Ministerie van Economische ZakenDen HaagTED
Assessment of Water Use, Biodiversity Impacts and Sustainability Opportunities in Colombia’s Hass Avocado Sector in Support of Dutch–Colombian Water and Food System Cooperation
The project will perform an environmental assessment of Colombia’s Hass avocado sector, focusing on how these impacts can be measured in the field and which indicators are needed to understand them. It will explore which indicators (potentially supported by Dutch technologies) can be used to assess biodiversity, water use, and broader eco...
Submission deadline: September 20, 2026Type: Tender
Environmental Assessment, Water Resource Management
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- August 20, 2026
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- September 20, 2026
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- Environmental Assessment
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The project will perform an environmental assessment of Colombia’s Hass avocado sector, focusing on how these impacts can be measured in the field and which indicators are needed to understand them. It will explore which indicators (potentially supported by Dutch technologies) can be used to assess biodiversity, water use, and broader ecosystem interactions. In doing so, the project also aims to better understand the suitability of avocado cultivation across different Colombian landscapes and its interactions with surrounding environmental systems. To be determined
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