Funding Call: Fixing How Kyrgyzstan Tracks Climate Damage
The Santiago Network Secretariat is looking for qualified groups to step in and help Kyrgyzstan track climate damage more effectively. Bids are open until September 15, 2026, for technical partners ready to design a proper system for measuring the true cost of weather-related disasters across the country.
What the Project Involves
Right now, calculating how much a flood, drought, or landslide actually costs Kyrgyzstan is messy business. The goal here is to create one clear framework that accounts for hard financial figures alongside non-monetary losses—like destroyed habitats or displaced families.
Core Deliverables
The hired team will work directly with local officials on three main tasks:
A single assessment standard: Put together a uniform method every department can use to log environmental damage.
Software hookup: Build a digital reporting tool and plug it straight into the Ministry of Emergency Situations' main data hub.
Hands-on training: Run workshops so ministry staff can run the software and update data without relying on outside consultants later on.
Why This Matters for Funding
You can't apply for global climate relief grants without solid proof of loss. By building a reliable digital paper trail inside the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Kyrgyzstan aims to back up its future grant applications with concrete data that international donors actually trust.
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