Definition of the Climate Change Adaptation Strategy for the Salin des Pesquiers and its Belt Canal - Municipality of HYERES (83)

This tender concerns the definition of a climate change adaptation strategy for the Salin des Pesquiers and its associated belt canal, located in the municipality of Hyères (Var department, 83), France. The project aims to develop a comprehensive and actionable strategy to address the impacts of climate change on this specific coastal wetland ecosystem and its infrastructure. The Salin des Pesquiers is a significant natural and economic site, likely involved in salt production and supporting biodiversity. The adaptation strategy will need to consider various climate change projections, such as sea-level rise, increased frequency of extreme weather events (storms, droughts), and temperature changes, and their potential effects on the salt pans, water management systems (including the belt canal), local flora and fauna, and human activities. The scope of work is expected to involve detailed site assessments, vulnerability analyses, stakeholder consultations (including local authorities, environmental agencies, and potentially economic operators), identification of adaptation options (e.g., infrastructure improvements, ecological restoration, changes in operational practices), and the formulation of a long-term strategic plan with clear objectives, timelines, and monitoring indicators. The ultimate goal is to ensure the resilience and sustainable management of the Salin des Pesquiers in the face of evolving environmental conditions.

This is a services contract in the environment and climate, architecture and engineering and water and sanitation sectors, with a focus on Climate Adaptation, Feasibility Studies and Water Resources. Located in France, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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