10044493 - Climate resilient urban development and financing in selected municipalities in Zambia
GIZ is seeking a contractor for an assignment linked to its CitiZen+D project in Zambia. The notice concerns support for selected municipalities on climate resilient urban development, planning, financing, participation and related coordination. It covers three local area plans and one planning agreement, together with later implementation concepts and support for resource mobilisation. The notice does not say the contract period or contract value.
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Official Title
Germany – Environmental engineering consultancy services – 10044493 - Climate resilient urban development and financing in selected municipalities in Zambia
Overview
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH is procuring services for the CitiZen+D project, a technical cooperation project in Zambia. The assignment sits within the project’s work on urban development and decentralisation and is directed at selected cities.
Scope of Work
Objective of the assignment: The project "Just and Climate Resilient Urban Development and Decentralisation in Zambia" (CitiZen+D), implemented by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), supports urban development and decentralisation in Zambia in four output areas: Output 1: The coordination, planning, and implementation capacities of selected cities for equitable and climate-resilient urban development have been improved. Output 2: The financial capacities of selected cities for equitable and climate-resilient urban development have improved. Output 3: The participation of civil society actors, especially women, in the implementation of equitable and climate-resilient urban development has improved. Output 4: The professional exchange between government and civil society actors on successful approaches to equitable, climate-resilient urban development has improved. Under Output 1, the programme supports the development of 1 Planning Agreement and 5 Local Area Plans (LAPs) in the cities of Choma, Mazabuka, and Livingstone in Southern Province and Mansa and Samfya in Luapula. In 2025 the programme was focusing on the selection of informal settlements in the respective cities and on developing a planning and implementation framework for the development of the LAPs. Based on this the LAP process was initiated in Mansa and Livingstone. To progress with the remaining cities CitiZen+D is looking for a contractor supporting the preparation of three LAPs and one Planning Agreement in Choma (LAP), Samfya (LAP), and Mazabuka (LAP). The location of the Planning Agreement is yet to be determined. The local area plans are meant to: - Guide sustainable land use and development, for example safeguard natural sensitive areas, such as for water catchment and wildlife - Improve infrastructure and service delivery - Support climate change adaptation - Align with national and regional planning strategies The contractor will assist local authorities in designing a participatory planning approach that integrates climate resilience while including the views and opinions of residents, including women, elderly, youth and other marginalized groups. To achieve active inclusion and consideration of communities and marginalized groups, the contractor will sub-contract civil society organizations for the LAP in Choma and Mazabuka through a financing instrument
Requirements & Qualifications
Work Package 2 CSO support for inclusive Local Area Plans (LAPs). Work Package 3 GIS capacities for local authorities. Work Package 4 Financing models for LAP implementation. Work Package 5 Strengthening national dialogue. Work Package 6 Strengthening resource mobilisation. Work Package 7 Support processes (Expert Pool).