Specialized climate change adaptation consulting for tourism climate transition resource network 2026 Tender
Original: Services professionnels spécialisés en adaptation aux changements climatiques pour la coordination, l'accompagnement stratégique, le soutien et le suivi à la réalisation des travaux du Réseau de ressources en transition climatique
Ministère du Tourisme
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This is a contract notice published by a government body covering consulting. Delivery covers Canada (NORTH-AMERICA). It is classified under Climate Adaptation against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.
The Quebec Ministry of Tourism seeks specialized consultants to coordinate, strategically support and monitor a tourism-sector climate adaptation network and its participants' work. It suits consulting firms with climate adaptation expertise and knowledge of the tourism ecosystem, facilitation and quality-review skills.
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About this tender
The Ministère du Tourisme (Quebec) is seeking specialized professional services in climate change adaptation (ACC, adaptation aux changements climatiques) to coordinate, provide strategic support, and monitor the implementation of work under the Réseau de ressources en transition climatique (climate transition resource network). The mandate covers climate change adaptation consulting that requires a sound understanding of climate hazards in Quebec, their induced impacts, and an ACC approach applicable to the tourism sector, including future climate considerations, risk assessment and treatment, trends, and adaptation best practices. The consultant must also know the tourism ecosystem and its main sectors, and be familiar with the full ACC process (methodology, analysis, planning, implementation, and monitoring). Deliverables include strategic and organizational support for launching a large-scale ACC initiative involving a diverse range of tourism organizations; supervising, mobilizing, and facilitating collaborative networks with many participants; and reviewing deliverables produced by participants to ensure quality control and compliance. The consultant will also develop decision-support tools to guide and track the work, such as report and deliverable templates and monitoring dashboards. The estimated contract duration is 39 months. The notice is a Request for Proposal (competitive, open bidding) published on CanadaBuys on 2026-10-09, with the language of the solicitation being French. Delivery region is Capitale-Nationale (Quebec).
Key requirements
- ✓Expertise in climate change adaptation applied to the tourism sector and Quebec climate hazards
- ✓Strategic and organizational support, facilitation and coordination of large collaborative networks
- ✓Quality control and development of decision-support tools and monitoring dashboards
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Climate adaptation funding helps communities, infrastructure and businesses prepare for heat, flooding, drought and sea level rise. Most of it is public and multilateral money, often targeted at vulnerable regions and delivered with local government. Calls usually ask for a climate risk assessment and evidence that local people shaped the plan.
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