Türkiye has taken another important step toward strengthening urban resilience with the award of a TRY 166.46 million contract under the Climate and Disaster Resilient Cities Project. The contract has been awarded to UCER Müşavir Mühendislik Anonim Şirketi, supporting a World Bank-funded initiative aimed at enhancing the country's capacity to withstand climate change and natural disasters through resilient urban infrastructure and technical expertise.

The contract was awarded on 9 February 2026 and forms part of Türkiye's long-term strategy to improve disaster preparedness and sustainable urban development.

World Bank Supports Urban Resilience in Türkiye

According to the contract award notice, UCER Müşavir Mühendislik Anonim Şirketi secured procurement package TCDRCP-C1-CS-TECHLEGAL-03 under the Climate and Disaster Resilient Cities ProjectProject (Project ID: P173025). The award was published on 11 February 2026 and carries a total contract value of TRY 166,463,415.36.

The project is financed by the World Bank and is designed to help municipalities strengthen infrastructure planning, improve disaster risk management, and enhance resilience against climate-related hazards such as floods, earthquakes, and extreme weather events.

Strengthening Climate-Resilient Urban Development

Rapid urbanization and increasing climate risks have made resilient infrastructure a national priority for Türkiye. The Climate and Disaster Resilient Cities Project supports investments that improve urban planning, engineering standards, and disaster preparedness while promoting sustainable city development.

The awarded contract is expected to provide technical and engineering consultancy services that contribute to project planning, legal and technical advisory support, and the successful implementation of resilience-focused infrastructure initiatives.

UCER Müşavir Mühendislik Secures Strategic Consultancy Role

UCER Müşavir Mühendislik Anonim Şirketi, a leading Turkish engineering and consultancy firm, was selected through a competitive procurement process conducted in accordance with World Bank procurement regulations.

The company's expertise in engineering consultancy, infrastructure planning, and project management positions it to support the delivery of complex urban resilience projects across Türkiye.

Economic and Community Impact

The Climate and Disaster Resilient Cities Project is expected to improve the safety and sustainability of urban communities while protecting critical infrastructure from future climate and disaster risks. Investments under the program will also support local employment, strengthen engineering capabilities, and encourage sustainable infrastructure development.

The initiative aligns with Türkiye's broader objectives of enhancing climate adaptation, reducing disaster vulnerability, and building resilient cities capable of supporting long-term economic growth.

Looking Ahead

With the contract now awarded, UCER Müşavir Mühendislik is expected to begin delivering consultancy and technical services under the Climate and Disaster Resilient Cities Project. The project is anticipated to play a vital role in advancing Türkiye's resilience strategy and creating safer, more sustainable urban environments for future generations.

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