Yes. You may submit a resilience project for finance-readiness intake if the project has public-good relevance and is appropriate for the GRA pathway.
A resilience project may relate to climate adaptation, disaster risk reduction, infrastructure resilience, food systems, water systems, energy resilience, health systems, housing, transport, biodiversity, cyber-physical resilience, community protection, public asset resilience, or other systemic risk priorities.
The submission should describe the project clearly, including the problem, location, stakeholders, evidence, current stage, governance, public authority context, technical basis, financing assumptions if any, insurance-readiness questions, resilience outcomes, safeguards, and known gaps.
Do not submit confidential transaction materials, customer data, underwriting files, lending files, deal terms, pricing, or restricted public authority information unless a controlled process has been approved.
Submitting a resilience project does not mean the project is accepted, approved, funded, insured, bankable, investable, procurement-ready, or selected for Nexus Universe.
It means the project may be reviewed for readiness, routing, and gap identification.
