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Consulting Services for a Costs of Climate Change Study

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PRC005611International

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The City of Mississauga is soliciting consulting services to conduct a comprehensive economic and financial assessment regarding the costs of climate change on the local economy and municipal budgets. The primary objective is to quantify direct losses to GDP and city expenditures, as well as indirect social costs affecting public health and the environment. This data will serve as a critical foundation for the development of the city's inaugural stand-alone Climate Resilience Strategy. The resulting study will be used to establish the cost of inaction and build a business case for climate adaptation. Furthermore, the assessment will guide the city in determining the necessary level of investment and the strategic sequencing of adaptation measures. Interested parties must respond to solicitation PRC005611 by November 30, 2026.

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Mississauga seeks consultants for a climate change economic assessment by November 30, 2026.

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AgencyCity of Mississauga
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The City is seeking a consultant to complete an economic/financial assessment of the costs of climate change to the City and local economy. The goal of this assessment is to quantify the localized economic costs (direct losses to GDP and to the City's capital and operating budgets) due to climate-related risks and impacts, and the social costs (indirect costs) incurred due to negative, climate-related impacts on people, health, and/or their environments, to inform City decision-making. This study will inform the development of the City's first stand-alone Climate Resilience Strategy (CRS) by:• Estimating the costs of inaction and supporting the business case for climate adaptation • Supporting the selection, timing, and sequencing of specific adaptation strategies, actions, and measures in the CRS• Guiding the required level of investment in adaptation to achieve the goals of the CRS

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