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INFORME SOBRE LA APLICACIÓN DEL ARTÍCULO  66.2 
DEL ACUERDO SOBRE LOS  ADPIC  
UNIÓN EUROPEA  
La siguiente comunicación, de fecha 4 de octubre de 2023, la delegación de la Unión Europea, se 
distribuye de conformidad con el párrafo  1 de la Decisión relativa a la aplicación del artículo  66.2 del 
Acuerdo sobre los ADPIC (documento IP/C/28 ). 
 
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INTRODUC CIÓN  
1.  El presente documento se distribuye de conformidad con la Decisión del Consejo de los ADPIC  
de fecha 19 de febrero de 2003, con arreglo a la cual los países desarrollados Miembros presentarán 
informes anuales sobre las medidas adoptadas o previstas en cumplimiento de los compromisos 
contraídos por ellos en virtud del artículo 66.2 del Acuerdo so bre los ADPIC (incentivos ofrecidos a 
las empresas e instituciones de su territorio para fomentar y propiciar la transferencia de tecnología 
a los países menos adelantados).  
2.  Como se acordó en el Consejo de los ADPIC, el presente documento es un informe det allado 
sobre los incentivos para la transferencia de tecnología establecidos por la UE y sus miembros entre 
julio de 2022 y julio de 2023 . 
 
 
 
  
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Name of programme or project  MonoCLE: Multiscale Observation Networks for Optical monitoring of Coastal waters, Lakes and 
Estuarie  
Objective or purpose  MONOCLE innovates and develops sensor, platform, and data handling technologies to increase coverage and 
lower the cost of in situ sensors in inland and coastal water bodies. These ecosystems are particularly vulnerable 
to direct anthropogenic impacts but of high economic importance and crucial to sustainable food, energy, and 
clean w ater supply. At the same time, these water bodies represent areas of the weakest performance in present 
EO capability to date.  
Entity making the incentive available  EU Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme.  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  The project coordinator: Plymouth Marine Laboratory (United Kingdom). Other partners from EU members are: 
- Peak Design Limited (United Ki ngdom); - Institutul National de Cercetare -Dezvoltare Pentru Geologie Si 
Geoecologie Marinageoecomar (Romania); - Schmidt Norbert Carl (Netherlands); - Dronegrid (Belgium); - 
Conservation Education and Research Trust (United Kingdom); - Agencia Estatal Con sejo Superior de 
Investigaciones Científicas (Spain); - Water Insight Bv (Netherlands); - The University of Stirling (United 
Kingdom); - Universiteit Leiden (Netherlands); - Vlaamse Instelling Voor Technologisch Onderzoek N.V. 
(Belgium) Responsible partner  from L DC: - Tanzania Fisheries Research Institute (Tanzania)  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Tanzania  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Tanzania Fisheries Research Institute (Tanzania).  
Nature of incentive measure  The research wi ll: - will reduce uncertainties in Earth Observation (EO) by characterising atmospheric and water 
optical properties. - will deploy new and improved sensors on autonomous platforms (buoys, ships, drones), and 
further fill information gaps by developing low -cost complementary solutions for citizen scientists. - provide 
essential reference observations needed to further improve and grow EO -based water quality services.  
Financial implications  Project Requested EC Contribution: EUR 4,999,862.50. Total requeste d EC Contribution for LDC country 
(Tanzania): EUR 119,125 of which: - Tanzania Fisheries Research Institute (Tanzania): EUR 119,125.  
Field of technology  The campaign will focus on biological water quality issues.  
Category of technology  Environmentally friendly or sustainable technology; Information and communications technology  
 
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- 3 - Name of programme or project  MonoCLE: Multiscale Observation Networks for Optical monitoring of Coastal waters, Lakes and 
Estuarie  
Output or impact  The project will - demonstrate the added value of EO and water quality oriented sensor network to Copernicus 
EO services, GEOSS data brokering a nd GEO capacity building initiatives through a number of validation 
campaigns and use cases, including data -poor regions where no similar infrastructure yet exists. - provide 
information necessary to ensure food, water and energy security, to cope with the  scarcity of natural resources, 
to develop mitigation and adaptation solutions to climate change, and to make communities more resilient to 
natural hazards. - Lower technology and computing requirement for innovators and consultants.  
Status of the progra mme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 February 2018 until 31 July 2022.  
Website for further information  https://www.pml.ac.uk/  
Contact point for further infor mation  PLYMOUTH MARINE LABORATORY, Prospect Place, The Hoe, Pl1 3dh Plymouth, United Kingdom. Contact point 
reachable via Cordis page https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/776480  
  
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- 4 - Name of programme or project  TRIATLAS  - Tropical and South Atlantic climate -based marine ecosystem predictions for sustainable 
management  
Objective or purpose  Sustainable management of human activities affecting Atlantic marine ecosystems is critical to maintain its health 
and to support the  blue economy of the bordering countries. TRIATLAS will contribute to this by delivering 
knowledge of the current state and future changes of the Atlantic marine ecosystems. We achieve this through 
a basin -wide approach integrating research from the North and South, that closes critical knowledge gaps in the 
Tropical and South Atlantic which impede an understanding of the entire basin. We bring together an 
interdisciplinary team of marine ecologists, physical oceanographers, climate researchers, and social scientists 
from 34 different institutions in Europe, Africa, and South America, together with multisectoral and regional 
stakeholders. We will enhance knowledge of the marine ecosystems in key areas of the Atlantic using existing 
and pivotal new (physical,  biological, societal) observations. Earth system, ecological, and socio -economic 
models and observations will be used to assess the cumulative impacts of (climatic, pollution, and fishing) 
pressures driving fluctuations in the marine ecosystem, and the po tential for tipping point behaviour and regime 
shifts. We will develop the first predictions of the marine -ecosystem for the next 40 years for the whole Atlantic, 
by combining state -of-the-art climate prediction and ecosystem models, with Shared Socioecono mic Pathways, 
and by conducting socioeconomic vulnerability assessments services, with stakeholder engagement. TRIATLAS 
will enhance capacity in marine ecosystems, oceanography, and climate research in countries bordering the 
South and Tropical Atlantic Oc ean. There will be close cooperation and alignment with relevant European 
Commission services and the South -South Framework for Scientific and Technical Cooperation, as well as other 
relevant initiatives in the field. We will contribute to upscale cooperat ion around the Atlantic.  
Entity making the incentive available  EU Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme.  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  The project coordinator: Universitetet I Bergen, Norway . Other partners From E U members are: - Helmholtz 
Zentrum Fur Ozeanforschung Kiel, Germany - Johann Heinrich Von Thuenen -Institut, Bundesforschungsinstitut 
Fuer Laendliche Raeume, Wald Und Fischerei , Germany - Leibniz -Zentrum Fuer Marine Tropenforschung (Zmt) 
Gmbh , Germany - Christian -Albrechts -Universitaet Zu Kiel, Germany - Meteo -France, France - Centre Europeen 
De Recherche et de Formation Avancee En Calcul Scientifique, France - Institut de Recherche pour le 
Developpement, France - Centre National de la Recherc he Scientifique Cnrs, France - Universite Paul Sabatier 
Toulouse Iii, France - Barcelona Supercomputing Center - Centro Nacional de Supercomputación, Spain - 
Universidad Complutense De Madrid, Spain - Sorbonne Universite, France - Agencia Estatal Consejo S uperior de 
Investigaciones Científicas, Spain - Ecole Normale Superieure, France - National University of Ireland Galway, 
Ireland - United Kingdom Research and Innovation, United Kingdom - Universidad de las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 
Spain - Universidad de Vigo, Spain . Other partners from Non -EU countries are: - University of Cape Town, South 
Africa - Instituto Nacional de Desenvolvimento Das Pescas, Cape Verde - Havforskningsinstituttet, Norway - 
Stiftelsen Nansen Senter for Miljoog Fjernmaling, Norway - Instituto Nacional De Investigacao Pesqueira, Angola 
- Universite Felix Houphouet Boigny, Cote d'Ivoire - Centre de Recherches Oceanologiques, Cote d'Ivoire - 
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande -Furg, Brazil - Universidade Federal De Pernambuco, Brazil - Unive rsidade 
Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil - Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco, Brazil - Norce Norwegian Research 
Centre as, Norway - Universidade de Cabo Verde, Cape Verde - Universidade Federal do Rio Grande Do Norte, 
Brazil - University of Namibia , Namibia . 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Angola; Benin; Brazil; Cabo Verde; Côte d 'Ivoire; Namibia; Senegal; South Africa  
Beneficiary Observer(s)    
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- 5 - Name of programme or project  TRIATLAS  - Tropical and South Atlantic climate -based marine ecosystem predictions for sustainable 
management  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Benin: - UNIVERSITE D 'ABOMEY -CALAVI Senegal : - INSTITUT SENEGALAIS DE RECHERCHES AGRICOLES.  
Nature of incentive measure   
Financial implications  Project requested EC contribution: EUR 11 ,074,400. 
Field of technology  Natural sciences  
Category of technology  Biotechnology and biodiversity  
Output or impact   
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  From 1 June 2019 to 31 May 2023.  
Website for further information  https://triatlas.w.uib.no/  
Contact point for further information  Contact point reachable via Cordis page https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/817578  
  
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- 6 - Name of programme or project  Early clinical development of a live, attenuated combination vaccine against Shigella and ETEC 
diarrhoea  
Objective or purpose  Although vaccination is an effective way to reduce the huge disease burden associated with diarrhoea caused by 
enteric pathogens, many attempts to develop vaccines for shigellosis and ETEC infections have failed and a 
number of current approaches are too c omplex and costly to provide an adequate solution for LMICs. This 
Consortium is dedicated to advancing a radically new approach against Shigella and ETEC based not on the 
immunodominant, but highly variable Shigella LPS O -antigen, target of almost all past  and current vaccine 
development efforts. There are four pillars on which the ShigETEC vaccine has been designed: (i) Elimination of 
the LPS O -antigen to allow recognition of multiple antigens on the cell surface that are shared among different 
serotypes o f Shigella and are increasingly being recognized as important in protection from shigellosis. These 
antigens are also closely related to those of ETEC and may also help in protecting against that pathogen as well. 
(ii) Elimination of the invasiveness of Sh igella by disruption of the invasion complex resulting in a much safer/less 
reactogenic oral vaccine that can take advantage of gut mucosal immunity, possibly allowing administration of 
high vaccine doses and therefore addresses the low immunogenicity seen  with other live attenuated vaccine 
candidates. (iii) Addition of detoxified toxin antigens of ETEC that will induce neutralizing/blocking antibodies to 
these critical virulence factors. (iv) Rational molecular design of ShigETEC will allow future generati ons of 
vaccines to include additional antigens for other pathogens. The work programme entails manufacture of clinical 
trial material, first -in-human testing for safety and immunogenicity in non -endemic adults, a sero -epidemiology 
study to learn about natu ral immune response to the vaccine, and importantly testing the vaccine in endemic 
populations. The Consortium comprises partners from EU and Bangladesh that bring along highly complementary 
expertise.  
Entity making the incentive available  DG Research and  Innovation of the European Commission, Horizon 2020 programme.  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Consortium SHIGETECVAX (Grant agreement 815568).  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Bangladesh  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research Bangladesh, Bangladesh.  
Nature of incentive measure   
Financial implications  EUR 1,924,713.27 (for the whole duration of the project).  
Field of technology  Health research and innovation.  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Improved health conditions.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  Five-years (since 1 September 2019).  
Website for further information    
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- 7 - Name of programme or project  Early clinical development of a live, attenuated combination vaccine against Shigella and ETEC 
diarrhoea  
Contact point for further information   Coordinator EUROPEAN VACCINE INITIATIVE EWIV, Germany. Contact point reachable via Cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/815568  
  
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- 8 - Name of programme or project  Vaccine Against Schistosomiasis for Africa. A Phase I clinical study of the SchistoShield® anti -
schistosomiasis vaccine in adults in endemic areas of sub -Saharan Africa  
Objective or purpose  Schistosomiasis is a  poverty -related neglected tropical disease, impacting one billion people in 74 countries. 
Science ranked a schistosomiasis -vaccine as one of the top -10 vaccines urgently needed. Chemotherapy is the 
preferred method for schistosomiasis control; but the eff ectiveness of mass -treatment programs is compromised 
by reinfection requiring regular re -treatment. An efficacious vaccine, with long -lasting protection against all 
schistosomiasis forms, would impact disease control. We request funding for the clinical de velopment of our 
SchistoShield® -vaccine (Sm - p80 antigen+GLA -SE adjuvant) in Burkina Faso and Madagascar, where 
Schistosoma mansoni (causing intestinal/ hepatic schistosomiasis) and S. haematobium (causing urinary 
schistosomiasis) are endemic. In baboon st udies, SchistoShield® has been effective against all major 
schistosome species. It is the only vaccine candidate having consistently exhibited potent prophylactic, anti -
fecundity, egg -induced pathology resolving, transmission -blocking and therapeutic effic acy. The objectives are 
to 1) assess the safety/immunogenicity of SchistoShield® in a Phase I clinical study in healthy adults from Africa; 
2) refine and develop a female worm schistosome human challenge model; 3) identify correlates of protection, 
innate and adaptive immune signatures, gene expression and the role of antibodies in the prevention/control of 
Schistosoma infections; and 4) foster a global consortium to advance research on schistosomiasis disease 
burden, vaccines and address downstream access constraints in resource -poor settings. The funding requested 
will allow the clinical development of SchistoShield®. African site research capacity will be improved and 
epidemiological burden data using novel diagnostic techniques will be used to advance cl inical development to 
Phase 2 and potential future elimination project  
Entity making the incentive available  DG Research and Innovation of the European Commission, Horizon 2020 programme.  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Consortium VASA (Grant agreement 815643).  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burkina Faso  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Groupe de Recherche Action en Sante SARL, Burkina Faso.  
Nature of incentive measure  Grant for research and innovation.  
Financial implications  EUR 903 ,486.29 (for the whole duration of the project).  
Field of technology  Health research and innovation.  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Improved health conditions.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  Five years (since 1 June 2019).  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/rcn/223199/factsheet/en    
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- 9 - Name of programme or project  Vaccine Against Schistosomiasis for Africa. A Phase I clinical study of the SchistoShield® anti -
schistosomiasis vaccine in adults in endemic areas of sub -Saharan Africa  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator THE CHANCELLOR MASTERS AND SCHOLARS OF THE  UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, UK. Contact 
point reachable via cordis page  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/815643  
 
   
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- 10 - Name of programme or project  Scale up an Integrated Care Package for Diabetes and Hypertension for Vulnerable People in 
Cambodia, Slovenia and Belgium  
Objective or purpose  Treating hypertension (HT) and type 2 diabetes (T2D) remains a challenge for healthcare providers worldwide. 
Patients often receive suboptimal care, especially vulnerable groups in society. The EU -funded SCUBY project 
aims to reverse this trend by examinin g the scale up of existing evidence -based interventions for the control of 
both diseases in Belgium, Slovenia and Cambodia – three countries with different health systems. The project 
will focus on integrated care, identification of HT and/or T2D, primary care treatment, health education, self -
management support and collaboration between caregivers. The aim is to analyse the organisational capacity 
for scaling up, and to develop and implement strategic roadmaps for each country. Lastly, the project will ass ess 
the impact of scale up on health outcomes and costs.  
Entity making the incentive available  DG Research and Innovation of the European Commission, Horizon 2020 programme.  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Consortium SCUBY (Grant agreement 825432).  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Cambodia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  National Institute for Public Health, Cambodia.  
Nature of incentive measure  Grant for research and innovation.  
Financial implications  EUR 446,700.00 (for the whole duration of the project).  
Field of technology  Health research and innovation.  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Improved health conditions: The project will result in comprehensive scale -up strategies and increased diabetes 
and hypertension control in each country.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  Four-years (since 1 January 2019).  
Website for further information  https://www.scuby.eu/   
Contact point for further information  https://www.scuby.eu/   Coordin ator: PRINS LEOPOLD INSTITUUT VOOR TROPISCHE GENEESKUNDE, Belgium. 
(info@scuby.eu )  Contact point reachable via cordis page: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/825432  
  
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- 11 - Name of programme or project  Vaccine Against Schistosomiasis for Africa. A Phase I clinical study of the SchistoShield® anti-
schistosomiasis vaccine in adults in endemic areas of sub -Saharan Africa  
Objective or purpose  Schistosomiasis is a poverty -related neglected tropical disease, impacting one billion people in 74 countries. 
Science ranked a schistosomiasis -vaccine as one of the top -10 vaccines urgently needed. Chemotherapy is the 
preferred method for schistosomiasis control; but the effectiveness of mass -treatment programs is compromised 
by reinfection requiring regular re -treatment. An efficacious vaccine, with long -lasting protection against all 
schistosomiasis forms, would impact disease control. We request funding  for the clinical development of our 
SchistoShield® -vaccine (Sm - p80 antigen+GLA -SE adjuvant) in Burkina Faso and Madagascar, where 
Schistosoma mansoni (causing intestinal/ hepatic schistosomiasis) and S. haematobium (causing urinary 
schistosomiasis) are e ndemic. In baboon studies, SchistoShield® has been effective against all major 
schistosome species. It is the only vaccine candidate having consistently exhibited potent prophylactic, anti -
fecundity, egg -induced pathology resolving, transmission -blocking a nd therapeutic efficacy. The objectives are 
to 1) assess the safety/immunogenicity of SchistoShield® in a Phase I clinical study in healthy adults from Africa; 
2) refine and develop a female worm schistosome human challenge model; 3) identify correlates of  protection, 
innate and adaptive immune signatures, gene expression and the role of antibodies in the prevention/control of 
Schistosoma infections; and 4) foster a global consortium to advance research on schistosomiasis disease 
burden, vaccines and addres s downstream access constraints in resource -poor settings. The funding requested 
will allow the clinical development of SchistoShield®. African site research capacity will be improved and 
epidemiological burden data using novel diagnostic techniques will b e used to advance clinical development to 
Phase 2 and potential future elimination project.  
Entity making the incentive available  DG Research and Innovation of the European Commission, Horizon 2020 programme.  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in devel oped 
country Member  Consortium VASA (Grant agreement 815643).  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Madagascar  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  University of Antananarivo , Madagascar.  
Nature of incentive measure  Grant for research and innovation.  
Financial implications  EUR 864,420.38 (for the whole duration of the project).  
Field of technology  Health related technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Improved health conditions.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  Five-years (since 1 June 2019).  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/rcn/223199/factsheet/en    
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- 12 - Name of programme or project  Vaccine Against Schistosomiasis for Africa. A Phase I clinical study of the SchistoShield® anti-
schistosomiasis vaccine in adults in endemic areas of sub -Saharan Africa  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator THE CHANCELLOR MASTERS AND SCHOLARS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, UK. Contact 
point reachable via Cordis Page https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/815643  
 
   
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- 13 - Name of programme or project  Viral Haemorrhagic Fever: Modern Approaches for developing bedside Rapid Diagnostics  
Objective or purpose  VHFMoDRAD  will develop and deliver rapid and point -of-care multiplex diagnostic tool(s) that will significantly 
increase our capacity to handle outbreaks with Filoviruses and other viral haemorrhagic fever diseases in Africa. 
The major expected results are the deve lopment of innovative and novel diagnostic tools for VHF diseases and 
the reinforcement of capacity building. VHFMoDRAD will also put in place a strong capacity building programme 
in West Africa. The project will disseminate widely all results as they beco me available, notably to public health 
bodies and non -governmental organisations (NGOs), via a strong outreach programme.  
Entity making the incentive available  Innovative Medicines Initiative, Horizon 2020 programme.  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Consortium VHFMoDRAD (Grant agreement number 823666).  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Senegal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Institut Pasteur de Dakar.  
Nature of incentive measure  Grant for research and innovation.  
Financial implications  EUR 146,250.00 (for the whole duration of the project).  
Field of technology  Health research and innovation.  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Better, faster diagnosis of viral haemorrhagic fevers like Ebola.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  Four-years (since 1 January 2019).  
Website for further information  https://vhfmodrad.eu/   
Contact point for further information  Coordinator INSTITUT PASTEUR, France. Contact point reachable via Cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/825671  
  
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- 14 - Name of programme or project  Integrated human data repositories for infectious disease -related international cohorts to foster 
personalized medicine approaches to infectious disease research  
Objective or purpose  Identify and address the political, ethical, administrative, regulatory, and legal (PEARL) barriers and solutions 
related to combining, analysing and sharing a range of datatypes and specimens across infectious disease 
cohorts. Develop and implement a road map, tools and analytic methods to reconcile, analyse and link "high 
density laboratory " data with synthesized clinical -epidemiological metadata from objective 2. Develop and 
implement a roadmap, tools and analytical methods to reconcile, analyse and link human clinical, 
epidemiological, and diagnostic laboratory data within and across infectious disease cohorts. Develop a local 
governance model and searchable portal for decentralized cataloguing of data repositories and biobanks.  
Entity making the incenti ve available  DG Research and Innovation of the European Commission, Horizon 2020 programme.  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Consortium RECODID (Grant agreement 825746).  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Senegal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Institut Pasteur de Dakar , Senegal.  
Nature of incentive measure  Grant for research and innovation.  
Financial implications  EUR 123,250.00 (for the whole duration of the project).  
Field of technology  Health research and innovation.  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Improved health status.  
Status of the programme or project   
Duration and timing  Four-years (since 1 January 2019).  
Website for further information  https://recodid.eu/   
Contact point for further information  Coordinator UNIVERSITAETSKLINIKUM  HEIDELBERG, Germany. Contact point reachable via Cordis Page 
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- 15 - Name of programme or project  Integrating and decentral ising diabetes and hypertension services in Africa  
Objective or purpose  We will integrate and scale up services for diabetes and hypertension in clinics in Tanzania and Uganda, either 
as standalone or integrated with HIV -infection. This builds on pilot studies that the partners are conducting, 
funded by UK NIHR, on the prevent ion and management of HIV, diabetes and hypertension in Africa. The aim of 
INTE-AFRICA is to assess the effectiveness and feasibility of large -scale scale up. Research evidence needed by 
African health services to scale -up and sustain the screening and man agement of diabetes and hypertension in 
different settings will be generated. The objectives include: to re -organise primary health care services so that 
diabetes and hypertension can be diagnosed and treated in dedicated chronic care clinics in two large regions, 
one in Tanzania and in Uganda; to decentralise care from health facilities to the community in order to reduce 
patient load at clinics and reduce reliance on (scarce) clinical staff; to evaluate these approaches in terms of 
acceptability (by patie nts and the community), numbers of patients treated and retained in care, patient clinical 
outcomes (blood pressure control, blood glucose control), costs of delivering integrated care for the health 
service and cost -effectiveness (compared to current stan dard care); to use the data generated to contribute 
evidence to the development of clinical guidelines; to develop the sustainable partnerships needed between 
researchers, government policy makers, public -private partnerships on an ethos of openness and eq uality so as 
to facilitate the expansion of the scale -up nationally. The majority of individuals with either hypertension or 
diabetes are identified after they develop complications, which leads to their poor outcomes, and to catastrophic 
costs to both the  health service and the patient. Scaling up services for would prevent clinical complications in 
patients and could result in immense cost savings for patients and the health service.  
Entity making the incentive available  DG Research and Innovation of the European Commission, Horizon 2020 programme.  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  DG Research and Innovation of the European Commission, Horizon 2020 programme.  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Tanzania  
Beneficiary Obs erver(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  National Institute for Medical Research , Tanzania.  
Nature of incentive measure  Grant for research and innovation.  
Financial implications  EUR 898,752.50 (for the whole duration of the project)  
Field of technology  Health research and innovation.  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Improved health conditions.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  Four-years (since 1 January 2019).  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/rcn/219829/factsheet/en   
Contact point for further information  Coordinator LIVERPOOL SCHOOL OF TROPICAL MEDICINE, UK. Contact point reachable via Cordis page: 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/825698   
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Name of programme or project  Integrating and decentralising diabetes and hypertension services in Africa  
Objective or purpose  We will integrate and scale up services for diabetes and hypertension in clinics in Tanzania and Uganda, either 
as standalone or integrated with HIV -infection. This builds on pilot studies that the partners are conducting, 
funded by UK NIHR, on the prevent ion and management of HIV, diabetes and hypertension in Africa. The aim of 
INTE-AFRICA is to assess the effectiveness and feasibility of large -scale scale up. Research evidence needed by 
African health services to scale -up and sustain the screening and man agement of diabetes and hypertension in 
different settings will be generated. The objectives include: to re -organise primary health care services so that 
diabetes and hypertension can be diagnosed and treated in dedicated chronic care clinics in two large regions, 
one in Tanzania and in Uganda; to decentralise care from health facilities to the community in order to reduce 
patient load at clinics and reduce reliance on (scarce) clinical staff; to evaluate these approaches in terms of 
acceptability (by patie nts and the community), numbers of patients treated and retained in care, patient clinical 
outcomes (blood pressure control, blood glucose control), costs of delivering integrated care for the health 
service and cost -effectiveness (compared to current stan dard care); to use the data generated to contribute 
evidence to the development of clinical guidelines; to develop the sustainable partnerships needed between 
researchers, government policy makers, public -private partnerships on an ethos of openness and eq uality so as 
to facilitate the expansion of the scale -up nationally. The majority of individuals with either hypertension or 
diabetes are identified after they develop complications, which leads to their poor outcomes, and to catastrophic 
costs to both the  health service and the patient. Scaling up services for would prevent clinical complications in 
patients and could result in immense cost savings for patients and the health service.  
Entity making the incentive available  DG Research and Innovation of the European Commission, Horizon 2020 programme.  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Consortium INTE -AFRICA (Grant agreement 825698).  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterpris es or institutions  TASO LIMITED, Uganda.  
Nature of incentive measure  Grant for research and innovation.  
Financial implications  EUR 481,530.00 (for the whole duration of the project).  
Field of technology  Health research and innovation.  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Improved health conditions.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  Four-years (since 1 January 2019).  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/rcn/219829/factsheet/en       
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- 17 - Name of programme or project  Integrating and decentralising diabetes and hypertension services in Africa  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator LIVERPOOL SCHOOL OF TROPICAL MEDICINE, UK. Contact point reachable via Cordis page: 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/825698  
 
   
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- 18 - Name of programme or  project  Aviation Sector Support Programme II  
Objective or purpose  Improve compliance with international standards in terms of air safety and security in Zambia, with the support 
of European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and other service provider to be yet contracted (two separate but 
interlinked components of the same project). The programme aims to assist in the development of improved 
policies and an improved institutional and regulatory framework for the aviation sector (which will inc lude 
aviation safety and security and gender sensitivity).  
Entity making the incentive available   
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member   
Beneficiary Member(s)  Zambia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Transport and Communications, Civil Aviation Authority, Zambia Airports Corporation Ltd and other 
agencies.  
Nature of incentive measure   
Financial implications  EUR 5.6 million.  
Field of technology  Civil Aviation.  
Category of technology  Information and communications technology; Other (administrative, technical and managerial knowledge)  
Output or impact  Capacity building for setting -up, maintaining and operating internationally compliant Management Information 
Systems, reporting standards, air navigation services and national security plan for airports and air traffic 
management; Know -how transfer necessary to produce secondary legislation and management procedures 
ensuring improved safety  oversight in line with international requirements (ICAO); Know -how transfer for civil 
aviation training centres (training -of-trainers).  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  November 2016 - November 2024.  
Website for further information  https://www.eu -assp-z.org/  
Contact point for further information  Chasiya Kazembe: ckazembe@nao.gov.zm  Carols Menendez De Solas: carlos.menendez -de-
solas@easa.europa.eu  Natalia RUSSIMOVA: Natalia.RUSSIMOVA@easa.europa.eu  
  
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- 19 - Name of programme or project  Increased Access to Electricity and Renewable E nergy Production (IAEREP)  
Objective or purpose  The project aims to a) promote enabling regulatory framework, renewable energy friendly policies and more 
effective and inclusive sector institutions; b) enhance government and private sector capacities to develop gender 
inclusive Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency projects; c) improve Energy Efficiency at household and 
industry level by awareness raising and support to economic activities.  
Entity making the incentive available   
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member   
Beneficiary Member(s)  Zambia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Energy, Energy Regulation Board, Rural Electrification Authority, ZESCO (national utility) and other 
public agencies.  
Nature of incentive measure   
Financial implications  EUR 40 million, TA component of approx. EUR 10 million.  
Field of technology  Energy sector.  
Category of technology  Environmentally friendly or sustainable technology ; Information and communications technology; Other 
(Administrative, technical and managerial knowledge.)  
Output or impact  Improved policies and planning for investments in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RE/EE), 
demonstration projects implemented and increased number of people getting access to energy services. Capacity 
building for strengthening and improvement of national institutions for improved policy making and planning for 
Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RE/EE) deployment , as well as procurement and oversight of RE/EE 
projects; Know -how transfer to public and private entities on technical and economic aspects relating to RE/EE 
solutions/business models; Awareness raising of the society on effective and productive use of RE /EE 
solutions/applications; Incentives (grants) for private developers to stimulate investment in low -carbon 
technologies to contribute to country goals on energy access and climate change mitigation (investment 
component separate from TA part: EUR 25 mill ion). 
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  March 2018 to March 2023.  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Claudio.BACIGALUPI@eeas.europa.eu  
  
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- 20 - Name of programme or project  Prevention and Screening Innovation Project Towards Elimination of Cervical Cancer  
Objective or purpose  Effective and innovative cervical cancer screening, including direct treatment and follow -up for women in 
resource -poor or hard -to-reach settings in the world, by improving availability, accessibility, acceptability and 
quality of services  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon 2020  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Academisch Ziekenhuis Groningen  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Bangladesh  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research Bangladesh  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 135,750  
Field of technology  Implementation research into cervical cancer s creening and secondary prevention in different settings  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Prevention and early diagnosis of Cervical Cancer  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  3 years (started on 01/02/2021)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/964270   
Contact point for further information  Project coordinator, ACADEMISCH ZIEKENHUIS GRONINGEN Contact point reachable via Cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/proje ct/id/964270  
  
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- 21 - Name of programme or project  Prevention and Screening Innovation Project Towards Elimination of Cervical Cancer  
Objective or purpose  Effective and innovative cervical cancer screening, including direct treatment and follow -up for women in 
resource -poor or hard -to-reach settings in the world, by improving availability, accessibility, acceptability and 
quality of services  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon 2020  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Academisch Ziekenhuis Groningen  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Bangladesh  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  FRIENDSHIP  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 239,375  
Field of technology  Implementation research into cervical cancer screening and secondary prevention in different settings  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Improved health conditions. Prevention and early diagnosis of Cervical Cancer.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  3 years (started on 01 -02-2021)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/964270   
Contact point for further information  Project coordinator, ACADEMISCH ZIEKENHUIS  GRONINGEN Contact point reachable via Cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/964270  
  
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- 22 - Name of programme or project  Prevention and Screening Innovation Pro ject Towards Elimination of Cervical Cancer  
Objective or purpose  Effective and innovative cervical cancer screening, including direct treatment and follow -up for women in 
resource -poor or hard -to-reach settings in the world, by improving availability, accessibility, acceptability and 
quality of services  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon 2020  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Academisch Ziekenhuis Groningen  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Uganda Rural Development and Training Programme  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 243,437 .50 
Field of technology  Implementation research into cervical cancer screening and secondary prevention in different settings  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Improved health conditions by prevention and early diagnosis of Cervical Ca ncer 
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  3 years (started on 01.02.2021)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/964270  
Contact point for further information  Project coordinator, ACADEMISCH ZIEKENHUIS GRONINGEN Contact point reachable via Co rdis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/964270  
  
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- 23 - Name of programme or project  Energy Planning and Modelling Through Integrated Assessment of Climate Land Energy Water Nexus 
in Sub -Saharan Africa  
Objective or purpose  Achieving clean energy access and food security targets in Sub -Saharan Africa (SSA ) will require significant 
infrastructure expansion. Improved policy environments and governance structures are recognised as vital in 
scaling up funding for climate -resilient investments in renewable energy infrastructures. The efficient exploitation 
of land, energy and water resources and their synergised use for sustainable economic development, as well as 
their robustness to stressors from climate change require integrated optimisation and assessment of strategic 
plans in these sectors. Working with exi sting, widely adopted, open -source modelling tools and data, the EPIC 
Africa project will build on the transparent integrated assessment, and resource modelling, connecting to the 
already existing community of developers and users. The project will create a network of African experts to train, 
co-create and sustain the tools developed in the long term, which is lacking at the moment. The project will build 
advanced and spatially contextualised water -energy -food (WEF) models for long -term infrastructure plan ning. 
Operational WEF models with sufficient temporal and spatial resolution will be developed and used to verify cost -
optimised infrastructure investment plans under different climate and socioeconomic scenarios. EPIC Africa sets 
out to support governance  of sustainable development in SSA by forming and connecting a transition arena with 
stakeholders in dialogue, leading to the development of a WEF nexus digital engagement tool. Optimal use of 
shared resources will be exemplified for Africa using the cases  of the Volta and Tana river basins. Here, we will 
design specific policy, investment and infrastructure plans for the coming decades in the agricultural, water and 
energy access sectors. The project will produce a set of institutional, regulatory and tech nical recommendations 
for sustainable management of optimised transition pathways.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Technische Universiteit Delft  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burkina Faso  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Volta Basin Authority  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 216,889  
Field of technology  renewable energy technology  
Category of technology  Environmentally friendly or sustainable technology  
Output or impact  EPIC Africa sets out to support governance of sustainable development in SSA by forming and connecting a 
transition arena with stakeho lders in dialogue, leading to the development of a WEF nexus digital engagement 
tool. Optimal use of shared resources will be exemplified for Africa using the cases of the Volta and Tana river 
basins. Here, we will design specific policy, investment and in frastructure plans for the coming decades in the 
agricultural, water and energy access sectors. The project will produce a set of institutional, regulatory and 
technical recommendations for sustainable management of optimised transition pathways.  
Status o f the programme or project  Current or in progress   
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- 24 - Name of programme or project  Energy Planning and Modelling Through Integrated Assessment of Climate Land Energy Water Nexus 
in Sub -Saharan Africa  
Duration and timing  4 years (starting date 01.11.2022)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101083763  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITEIT DELFT (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101083763 )  
 
   
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- 25 - Name of programme or project  Prevention and Screening Innovation Project Towards Elimination of Cervical Cance r 
Objective or purpose  Effective and innovative cervical cancer screening, including direct treatment and follow -up for women in 
resource -poor or hard -to-reach settings in the world, by improving availability, accessibility, acceptability and 
quality of services  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon 2020  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Academisch Ziekenhuis Groningen  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Benefici ary enterprises or institutions  Uganda Cancer Institute  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 79,000  
Field of technology  Implementation research into cervical cancer screening and secondary prevention in different settings  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Improved health conditions by prevention and early diagnosis of Cervical Cancer  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  3 years (started on 01.02.2021)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/964270  
Contact point for further information  Project coordinator, ACADEMISCH ZIEKENHUIS GRONINGEN Contact point reachable via Cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/projec t/id/964270  
  
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- 26 - Name of programme or project  Transforming Africa 's Urban Food Environments through Strengthening Linkages Between Food 
Systems Stakeholders in Cities Across Europe and The Continent  
Objective or purpose  AFRIFOOD -Links AfriFOODlinks aims to improve food and nutrition security, while delivering positive outcomes 
for climate and the environment, and building social and ecological resilience in 65+ Cities (15 African and 5 
European Implementation citi es and 40+ Network Cities) cities by: 1) applying an urban food systems lens to 
promote shifts to healthy, sustainable diets, 2) transforming urban food environments through real -world socio -
technical experiments; 3) promoting inclusive multi -actor governa nce to empower public officials, small 
businesses and communities with ownership and agency to shape their food systems; and 4) accelerating 
innovative, women - and youth -led agri -food businesses to support local value addition and inclusive economic 
partic ipation. AfriFOODlinks invests in direct food system change in 5 African Hub Cities, and invites 10 African 
and 5 European Sharing Cities to join the Hub Cities on a mutual -learning journey, to share their innovative food 
systems and to co -design specific pilot projects for implementation in each Sharing City. Researchers, posted 
within each of the 20 local governments, will support the city to articulate its identified food system challenges 
and own authentic approach to improving access to healthy, nutrit ious food - with a particular attention to 
vulnerable groups - and reducing food related environmental impacts through food systems intervention. In this 
way, these implementation cities become flagships - beacons of inspiration for urban food systems tran sitions 
across the continent to inspire and share with over 40 Network cities, who are invited to adopt and adapt.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member   
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burkina Faso; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Shona Group Limited; Inades Formation Burkina Association; Food Rights Alliance -(Fra) Limited by Guarantee ; 
Centre National de Recherche Scientifique et Technologique*Institut De Recherche en Sciences de la Sante; 
Agence du Developpement Economique Urbain; Agence de Financement et de Promotion des Petites et Moyennes 
Entreprises  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 831,299  
Field of technology  food systems  
Category of technology  Food and agriculture  
Output or impact  AfriFOODlinks  invests in direct food system change in 5 African Hub Cities, and invites 10 African and 5 European 
Sharing Cities to join the Hub Cities on a mutual -learning journey, to share their innovative food systems and to 
co-design specific pilot projects for imp lementation in each Sharing City. Researchers, posted within each of the 
20 local governments, will support the city to articulate its identified food system challenges and own authentic 
approach to improving access to healthy, nutritious food - with a par ticular attention to vulnerable groups - and 
reducing food related environmental impacts through food systems intervention. In this way, these 
implementation cities become flagships - beacons of inspiration for urban food systems transitions across the 
continent to inspire and share with over 40 Network cities, who are invited to adopt and adapt.   
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- 27 - Name of programme or project  Transforming Africa 's Urban Food Environments through Strengthening Linkages Between Food 
Systems Stakeholders in Cities Across Europe and The Continent  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  4 years (starting date 01.12.2022)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101084322  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator ICLEI -LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR SUSTAINABILITY -AFRICA (contact point reachable via cordis page 
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- 28 - Name of programme or project  Building Links Between Europe and Africa in Personalised Medicine  
Objective or purpose  The EU -Africa PerMed project has the final objective of integrating African countries into ICPerMed activities as 
a means to contribute to the implementation of Personalised Medicine (PM) in the global context, fostering joint 
PM projects and programmes between Europe and Africa  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon 2020  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Sociedad Para el Fomento de la Innovación Tecnológica S.L. - INNOVATEC  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Tanzania  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  East Central and Southern Africa Health Community  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 133,475  
Field of technology  Strengthening bilateral EU -AU science, technology and innovation in health  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Improved health conditions by shorten existing health disparities between developed and developing countries, 
as well as facilitating access of African countries to new tools and technologies that have the potential make 
health  care more efficient and equitable especially for infectious diseases and future pandemics  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  4 years (starting date 01/02/2021)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/964333  
Contact point for further information  Project coordinator, SOCIEDAD PARA EL FOMENTO DE LA INNOVACIÓN TECNOLÓGICA S.L. - INNOVATEC, Spain 
Contact point reachable via Cordis page https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/964333  
  
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- 29 - Name of programme or project  Agro -ecological strategies for resilient farming in West Africa  
Objective or purpose  "Agriculture is one of the key focus areas of the partnership between the European Union (EU) and the African 
Union (AU), with the EU 's focus being on facilitating a green transition according to its Green Deal (GD) 
objectives. The GD is a set of long -term policy initiatives that define the EU 's climate strategy to reach net zero 
emissions by 2050 and its implications for Africa are multifaceted, such as the implementation o f new agricultural 
standards, deployment of the EU -Africa biodiversity strategy or creating a circular economy. Climate change is 
projected to compromise agricultural production, especially in smallholder systems with little adaptive capacity, 
as currently  prevalent in many parts of Africa. In particular, West Africa (WA) is known to be particularly 
vulnerable to climate change due to high climate variability or high reliance on rain -fed agriculture and especially 
due to urgent drive to meeting food, health y diet, and economic needs. To support a transition to sustainable 
food systems, Agro -ecological farming is emerging as a compelling response to the challenges West Africa faces, 
aiming to reduce the environmental impacts of agriculture while meeting the g rowing demand for food, 
contributing to landscape quality and biodiversity, and enhancing resilience..  CIRAWA will unlock the potential 
of the agro -ecology in West Africa by building on existing indigenous and scientific knowledge to improve food 
and nutr ition security, livelihoods and planetary health while tackling the climate change and environmental 
impact of agricultural practices. CIRAWA will work on innovative agro -ecological approaches by the following 
strategies: (i) valorisation of agro -wastes an d bio -based fertiliser production; (ii) production of high quality 
seeds; (iii) saline soil reclamation through phytoremediation; (iv) soil fertility, water and crop management 
practices. These will be deployed in 4 countries in West Africa (Cape Verde, Gh ana, Senegal and The Gambia). " 
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Fundacion Cartif  
Beneficiary Member(s)  The Gambia; Senegal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  The National Seed Secretariat; Institut Senegalais de Recherches  Agricoles  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 910,000  
Field of technology  sustainable food systems  
Category of technology  Food and agriculture  
Output or impact  CIRAWA will unlock the potential of the agro -ecology in West Africa by building on existing indigenous and 
scientific knowledge to improve food and nutrition security, livelihoods and planetary health while tackling the 
climate change and environmental impact of agricultural practices. CIRAWA will w ork on innovative agro -
ecological approaches by the following strategies: (i) valorisation of agro -wastes and bio -based fertiliser 
production; (ii) production of high quality seeds; (iii) saline soil reclamation through phytoremediation; (iv) soil 
fertilit y, water and crop management practices. These will be deployed in 4 countries in West Africa (Cape Verde, 
Ghana, Senegal and The Gambia).  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress   
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- 30 - Name of programme or project  Agro -ecological strategies for resilient farming in West Africa  
Duration and timing  54 months (starting date 01.01.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101084398  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator FUNDACION CARTIF (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101084398 )  
  
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- 31 - Name of programme or project  Human, technical and political factors for better coordination and support of e -health in Africa  
Objective or purpose  BETTEReHEALTH will set up four Regional Hubs based in Tunisia, Ghana, Ethiopia and Malawi, already endorsed 
by each country 's Ministry of Health. Each hub will organise coordination and networking activities (including t wo 
regional workshops) involving national and regional actors. We are planning actions to address three aspects 
related to successful e -health: human, technical and public policy factors. We will also organise two international 
workshops to promote the coo peration and networking between Europe and Africa. BETTEReHEALTH will create 
open access registries by collecting information from African countries regarding e -health policies and existing 
e-health solutions. The registries will be used to identify best -practices and produce useful knowledge regarding 
e-health implementation. The knowledge produced in registries, together with the input from the other activities 
will be synthesized into e -health policy roadmaps and strategic implementation plans for better  e-health services 
for the four countries hosting Regional Hubs, but will also be of high relevance for other African countries. The 
strengths of BETTEReHEALTH are the diversity of the involved partners, which will contribute to an 
interdisciplinary approa ch (including health, technical and policymaking actors), the evidence -based approach 
guaranteed by the academic and research partners, and the strong local involvement ensured by the four 
Regional Hubs. BETTEReHEALTH will increase the level of internation al cooperation in e -health, inform and 
strengthen end -user communities and policy makers in making the right decisions for the successful 
implementation of e -health, and lead to increased opportunities for stakeholders in Africa and Europe with the 
overall  aim of better health outcomes through better healthcare accessibility and higher quality.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon 2020  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  SINTEF AS  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Malawi  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Health Information Systems Programmes Limited  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 157,575  
Field of technology  Successful implementation of e -health services  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Better health outcomes through better healthcare accessibility and higher quality  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  2 years (starting date 01.01.2021)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101017450  
Contact point for further information  Project coordinator, SINTEF AS, Norway Contact point reachable via Cordis Page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101017450  
  
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- 32 - Name of programme or project  Dual screening by Spectral Artificial Visual Examination (SAVE) for Female Genital Schistosomiasis 
(FGS) and cervical cancer. Digital, new,  low-cost, and simple screening and training  
Objective or purpose  "Around 300 million African girls and women are at risk of the poverty related disease, Female Genital 
Schistosomiasis (FGS), and 400 million are at risk for cervical cancer. Most of these are in Sub -Saharan Africa. 
FGS may be mistaken for cervical cancer o r a sexually transmitted infection, and treated accordingly. Women 
may have FGS lesions, have cryptogenic bloody or malodorous discharge, or pain, and, be at higher risk for HIV 
and Human papillomavirus (HPV). FGS is best diagnosed by point -of-care visuali sation of the shape and colour 
of the lesions. However, health professionals require several weeks of training where the disease is seen 
frequently, and often they need a colposcope to recognise FGS. Worldwide, there are only a handful of health 
profession als who are proficient in FGS diagnosis. A multispectral highly innovative colposcope linked to a 
smartphone, designed by an SME for cervical cancer recognition, will be adapted and validated for FGS diagnosis 
in this proposal. In three countries with diff erent FGS epidemiology and different practices for gynaecological 
investigations of women, we will conduct a clinical trial in the spirit of the EDCTP agenda, with the ultimate aim 
of a patent and local production. With lessons from the SARS -CoV-2 pandemic , an eLearning course will be 
designed and trialled. Equipment, consultations and training will be adapted to practical realities (cultures, 
unstable electricity/internet, poverty, vulnerability). As recommended by the WHO and the ""HPV faster 
approach "", the diagnosis should be at the point -of-care. Management and data collection protocols will be 
designed in collaboration with the national health authorities in Southern Africa, the WHO and also in one 
European country. This is a thrust to promote clinical  research and digitalisation for vulnerable populations. 
Hundreds of clinicians and scientists will receive training in FGS, clinical trials, and social sciences. " 
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterpr ises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Oslo Universitetssykehus HF 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Mozambique  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Universidade Eduardo Mondlane  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 556,838  
Field of technology  health technology  
Category of technology  Health -related technology   
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- 33 - Name of programme or project  Dual screening by Spectral Artificial Visual Examination (SAVE) for Female Genital Schistosomiasis 
(FGS) and cervical cancer. Digital, new,  low-cost, and simple screening and training  
Output or impact  A multispectral highly innovative colposcope linked to a smartphone, designed by an SME for cervical cancer 
recognition, will be adapted and validated for FGS diagnosis in this proposal. In three countries with different 
FGS epidemiology and different prac tices for gynaecological investigations of women, we will conduct a clinical 
trial in the spirit of the EDCTP agenda, with the ultimate aim of a patent and local production. With lessons from 
the SARS -CoV-2 pandemic, an eLearning course will be designed an d trialled. Equipment, consultations and 
training will be adapted to practical realities (cultures, unstable electricity/internet, poverty, vulnerability). As 
recommended by the WHO and the "HPV faster approach ", the diagnosis should be at the point -of-care. 
Management and data collection protocols will be designed in collaboration with the national health authorities 
in Southern Africa, the WHO and also in one European country. This is a thrust to promote clinical research and 
digitalisation for vulnerable  populations. Hundreds of clinicians and scientists will receive training in FGS, clinical 
trials, and social sciences. " 
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  48 months (starting date 01.08.2022)  
Website for furth er information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101057853  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator OSLO UNIVERSITETSSYKEHUS  HF (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101057853 )  
  
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- 34 - Name of programme or project  Validation of treatment decision algorithms for childhood tuberculosis at low levels of healthcare in 
high burden countries - effectiveness, implementation, and integration into policy an d practices  
Objective or purpose  Childhood tuberculosis (TB) remains globally underdiagnosed and untreated. In 2022, WHO conditionally 
recommended the use of treatment decision algorithms (TDAs) to improve the diagnosis of pulmonary TB in 
children <10 yea rs and called for the external validation of two suggested TDAs for children. The Decide -TB 
project aims to generate evidence for the implementation of a comprehensive TDA -based approach for TB in 
children living in high -burden, resource -limited countries,  at district hospital and primary health centre levels, 
and to facilitate the integration of this evidence into practice and policy. As an interdisciplinary consortium of 
researchers and national TB programs (NTPs), we will conduct a programmatic pilot of WHO-suggested TDAs, 
also integrating specific TDAs for children living with HIV and/or those malnourished, and severity assessment 
for shorter treatment decision in non -severe TB disease. Clinical mentoring tools and a Clinical Decision Support 
System will  be developed. District information systems will be strengthened to collect individual data for program 
monitoring and supervision by NTPs, and for research. The TDA -based approach will be tested in a pragmatic 
stepped wedge cluster -randomized trial, inclu ding effectiveness, implementation, socio -behavioural, economics 
and policy research components. The diagnostic accuracy of TDAs will be assessed in a parallel meta -analysis of 
children with presumptive TB from recent studies led by consortium members. The  pragmatic trial and meta -
analysis will contribute to external validation of the WHO -suggested TDAs. Engagement of key stakeholders and 
decision -makers throughout the project will support adoption into international and national policies and into 
clinical practice. Through validation of TDAs, widespread policy adoption, and translation into clinical practice, 
Decide -TB will increase access to safe and effective TB management for children, thus reduce TB mortality and 
contribute to SDG3.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Universite de Bordeaux  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Mozambique; Zambia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  University of Zambia; Universidade Eduardo Mondlane; Ministry of Health; Ministerio da Saude; Instituto Nacional 
de Saúde  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 2,635,084  
Field of technology  health technology  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  The pragmatic trial and meta -analysis will contribute to external validation of the WHO -suggested TDAs. 
Engagement of key stakeholders and decision -makers thro ughout the project will support adoption into 
international and national policies and into clinical practice. Through validation of TDAs, widespread policy 
adoption, and translation into clinical practice, Decide -TB will increase access to safe and effecti ve TB 
management for children, thus reduce TB mortality and contribute to SDG3.   
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- 35 - Name of programme or project  Validation of treatment decision algorithms for childhood tuberculosis at low levels of healthcare in 
high burden countries - effectiveness, implementation, and integration into policy an d practices  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  48 months (starting date 01.04.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103283  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator UNIVERSITE DE BORDEAUX (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103283 )  
  
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- 36 - Name of programme or project  Integrated and Circular Technologies for Sustainable city region FOOD systems in Africa  
Objective or purpose  "Current African city region food systems fail to deliver food and nutrition security (FNS), health, and 
environmental sustainability. INCiTiS -FOOD develops scientifically underpinned circular agri -food technologies 
and practices, suitable for African citie s. The context specific socio -technological use cases of INCiTiS -FOOD 
address the prevalent deficiency of animal sourced foods, vegetables and fruits. Hydroponics, aquaponics, and 
insect farming hold great promise because they require limited land, water, energy, wealth and reduce waste. 
Hydroponics and aquaponics infer soilless, circular vegetable and fish farming enterprises. Using an 
interdisciplinary approach, inclusive and scalable business models are developed for these enterprises, 
contributing to th riving and collaborative communities.  This circular food system thinking improves FNS, delivers 
safe, affordable, nutritious, and healthy food, reduces waste and the environmental footprint in African cities. 
INCiTiS -FOOD follows a multi -actor approach fo r co-design and co -creation of circular agri -food innovations and 
business models, involving 8 city Living Labs in 6 countries from 3 African regions (East: Kenya; West: Ghana, 
Nigeria, Sierra Leone; Central: Cameroon, Gabon). The project aims for its inno vations and businesses to attain 
a technological, societal, and business readiness level of TRL -7, SRL -7, and BRL -5, respectively. INCiTiS -FOOD 
agri-food innovations and business models will be widely adopted because their research and innovation maturity 
are proven by a large -scale demonstration as part of the Cascade Fund (1,000,000 EUR). International ecosystem 
building is promoted by the digital INCiTiS -FOOD Platform on SmartAgriHubs.eu to support African innovation 
actors. In strengthening resilience, i nclusiveness, and FNS, INCiTiS -FOOD guides policy transformation by 
adhering to the EU Taxonomy Regulation and Milan Urban Food Policy Pact. The consortium is constituted with 
the EU -Africa dialogue in mind. " 
Entity making the incentive available  European  Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Universitaet der Bundeswehr Muenchen  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Sierra Leone  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Njala University  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 147,700  
Field of technology  circular food systems  
Category of technology  Food and agriculture  
Output or impact  The project aims for its innovations and businesses to attain a technological, societal, and business readiness 
level of TRL -7, SRL -7, and BRL -5, respectively. INCiTiS -FOOD agri -food innovations and business models will be 
widely adopted because their rese arch and innovation maturity are proven by a large -scale demonstration as 
part of the Cascade Fund (1,000,000 EUR). International ecosystem building is promoted by the digital 
INCiTiS -FOOD Platform on SmartAgriHubs.eu to support African innovation actors. I n strengthening resilience, 
inclusiveness, and FNS, INCiTiS -FOOD guides policy transformation by adhering to the EU Taxonomy Regulation 
and Milan Urban Food Policy Pact. The consortium is constituted with the EU -Africa dialogue in mind.   
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- 37 - Name of programme or project  Integrated and Circular Technologies for Sustainable city region FOOD systems in Africa  
Status of the prog ramme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  48 months (starting date 01.01.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101083790  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator UNIVERSITAET DER BUNDESWEHR MUENCHEN (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101083790 )  
  
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- 38 - Name of programme or project  Development and validation of a quantitative point -of-care test for the measurement  of severity 
biomarkers to improve risk stratification of fever syndromes and enhance child survival  
Objective or purpose  "Fever is the leading reason to seek healthcare globally, with over 1 billion cases of febrile illness occurring in 
children annually . The vast majority of infections are uncomplicated and self -limited and can be treated 
conservatively. A few (<1%) are life -threatening but are often challenging to identify early in the course of 
illness. Our project challenges the current status quo and  inefficiencies of triaging practices. We propose to 
develop and validate a rapid triaging tool to determine, objectively, quantitatively and with high precision those 
patients at risk of dying, so as to prioritize their care. The breakthrough solution lie s in the ENDOTHELIUM, a 
newly recognized in vivo biosensor, which plays a critical role in our defense against pathogens. Endothelial cell 
activation and subsequent loss of integrity is a common pathway of injury in several life -threatening infections, 
including sepsis, malaria, or even COVID -19. Measuring specific mediators of this pathway (sTREM -1, Ang2, etc.) 
at first clinical presentation can reliably identify individuals at risk of dying, irrespective of the disease causing 
the fever, and more robustly  than previously known predictors such as clinical algorithms or ""classic "" 
biomarkers. Importantly, these pathways are also ""druggable "", thus allowing the testing or re -purposing of 
specific interventions to improve outcome. We will design and produce a RTT (glucometer -like) that quantitatively 
measures the two markers with best predictive performance (sTREM -1 and Ang2). We will then inco rporate it 
into 2 clinical trials (to be done in Mozambique, Gabon and Ethiopia) to 1) verify the improved performance of 
the proposed PoC RTT in risk -stratifying and predicting mortality among paediatric patients when compared to 
standard of care, and 2) test whether a specific intervention (nutritional supplementation of L -Citrulline), guided 
by biomarker results, improves (vs. placebo) long -term outcomes and survival after hospital discharge. " 
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Fundacion Privada Instituto de Salud Global Barcelona  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Mozambique  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Fundacao  Manhica  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 1,778,025   
Field of technology  Biosensors  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  We will design and produce a RTT (glucometer -like) that quantitatively measures the two markers with best 
predictive performance (sTREM -1 and Ang2). We will then incorporate it into 2 clinical trials (to be done in 
Mozambique, Gabon and Ethiopia) to 1) ver ify the improved performance of the proposed PoC RTT in risk -
stratifying and predicting mortality among paediatric patients when compared to standard of care, and 2) test 
whether a specific intervention (nutritional supplementation of L -Citrulline), guided  by biomarker results, 
improves (vs. placebo) long -term outcomes and survival after hospital discharge. " 
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress   
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- 39 - Name of programme or project  Development and validation of a quantitative point -of-care test for the measurement  of severity 
biomarkers to improve risk stratification of fever syndromes and enhance child survival  
Duration and timing  60 months (starting date 01.09.2022)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101057114  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator FUNDACION PRIVADA INSTITUTO DE SALUD GLOBAL BARCELO NA (contact point reachable via 
cordis page https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101057114 )  
  
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- 40 - Name of programme or project  De-centring the Study of Migrant Returns and Readmission Policies in Europe and Beyond  
Objective or purpose  GAPs is a comprehensive study on the drivers of return policies and barriers/enablers in international cooperation 
on returns. The project examines the disconnects between expectations of return policies and their actual 
outcomes by de -centering the dominant, one-sided understanding of "return policymaking. " GAPs will: a) 
scrutinize the shortcomings of the EU 's governance of returns with both its internal and external dimensions; b) 
analyse enablers and barriers of international cooperation c) shed light on the  perspectives of migrants 
themselves to understand their knowledge of return policies, aspirations and experiences. By taking a close look 
at governance, cooperation and actor 's agency, the project is able to suggest new avenues for international 
cooperati on, develop recommendations for stakeholders and explore alternative pathways to returning migrants. 
The project combines its decentering approach with three innovative concepts: a focus on return migration 
infrastructures that enable GAPs to analyze gover nance fissures; an analysis of return migration diplomacy to 
understand how relations among EU MSs and with third countries hinder cooperation on returns; and a trajectory 
approach that uses a socio -spatial and temporal lens to understand migrant agency. T he project achieves its 
aims via multi -disciplinary, qualitative and quantitative comparative research in 11 countries in Europe, Africa 
and the broader Middle East (including Afghanistan). The project involves wide -ranging and innovative impacts, 
includin g the creation of interactive data repository on returns, a return cooperation index, return governance 
indicators, policy briefs and workshops, the formation of stakeholder expert panels, a digital storytelling and 
video series, the launching of Massive O pen Online Course (MOOC) as well as open access policy and scholarly 
publications.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Uppsala Universitet  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Afghanistan  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  BILIM Organization for Research and Social Studies  
Nature of incentive measure  Uppsala Universitet  
Financial implications  EUR 120,250   
Field of technol ogy migration tracking  
Category of technology  Information and communications technology  
Output or impact  The project involves wide -ranging and innovative impacts, including the creation of interactive data repository 
on returns, a return cooperation index, return governance indicators, policy briefs and workshops, the formation 
of stakeholder expert panels, a digital storytelling and video series, the launching of Massive Open Online Course 
(MOOC) as well as open access policy and scholarl y publications.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  36 months (starting date 01.03.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/proje ct/id/101094341   
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- 41 - Name of programme or project  De-centring the Study of Migrant Returns and Readmission Policies in Europe and Beyond  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator UPPSALA UNIVERSITET (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101094341 )  
  
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- 42 - Name of programme or project  Solutions to prevent and mitigate the impacts of HABs in Aquaculture and Fisheries,  in the context 
of global warming  
Objective or purpose  Harmful algal blooms (HABs ) are considered a threat to the environment and to human health. Major concerns 
are addressed to the increasing occurrence of these natural events in certain regions of the world, driven by 
global warming and anthropogenic pressure. Human illnesses relate d to the intake of contaminated seafood have 
been attributed to these events. Furthermore, HABs have a significant impact in economic activities such as 
aquaculture and fisheries. The occurrence of HABs in natural areas utilized for aquaculture (or 
harvest ing/fishing), can affect species growth and nutritional parameters, or even cause mass mortalities, 
causing huge losses in the industry. The regulation of toxin levels in seafood and other measures (e.g. forced 
closures to seafood harvest during the occurr ence of HABs) have been contributing to protecting humans from 
serious intoxications. On the other hand, the impacts on the industry lack mitigation measures. This project aims 
to contribute to the development of solutions for the aquaculture and fisheries  sector, through the development 
of efficient methods for the detection of HABs (early warning), and the development of farming and depuration 
systems for shellfish to reduce the toxin load. The project also aims to advance in the understanding of regulate d 
and emerging toxins (chemical and toxicological evaluation) and their global expansion, and toxin incidence and 
persistence in seafood (traditional and non -traditional vectors, species not yet investigated). For the 
implementation of the project, an inte rdisciplinary consortium was built, which brings together specialists from 
different areas of knowledge and who will develop joint research and innovation activities which, collectively, will 
contribute to the technological innovation of the aquaculture an d fisheries and sustainable growth of this sector 
and to environmental monitoring  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Centro Interdisciplinar de Invest igacao Marinha E Ambiental  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Mozambique  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Universidade Eduardo Mondlane  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 124,200 
Field of technology  HAB detection; development of farming and depuration systems for shellfish to reduce the toxin load  
Category of technology  Food and agriculture  
Output or impact  This project aims to contribute to the development of solutions for the aquaculture and fisheries sector, through 
the development of efficient methods for the detection of HABs (early warning), and the development of farming 
and depuration systems for shellfish to reduce the toxin load. The project also aims to advance in the 
understanding of regulated and emerging toxins (chemical and toxicological evaluation) and their global 
expansion, and toxin incidence and persistence in seafood (traditional and non -traditional vectors, species not 
yet investigated).  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress   
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- 43 - Name of programme or project  Solutions to prevent and mitigate the impacts of HABs in Aquaculture and Fisheries,  in the context 
of global warming  
Duration and timing  48 months (starting date 01.01.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101086234  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator CENTRO INTERDISCIPLINAR DE INVESTIGACAO MARINHA E AMBIENTAL (contact point reachable 
via cordis page https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101086234 )  
  
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- 44 - Name of programme or project  Developing Intercropping for agrifood Value chains and Ecosystem Services delivery in Europe and 
Southern countries  
Objective or purpose  IntercropValueES  aims to exploit benefits of intercropping to design and manage productive, diversified, resilient, 
profitable, environmentally friendly cropping systems acceptable to farmers and actors in the agri -food chain. It 
will develop both a scientific research ac tion for better understanding and modelling intimate intercrop 
functioning and a detailed analysis of lock -ins and levers at the value chain level to identify credible solutions 
that can be adopted by farmers and value chain actors. As a multi -disciplinary  and multi -actor project, it brings 
together scientists and local actors representing food value chain. It includes 27 participants from 15 countries 
(3 continents) from a wide diversity of organizations and stakeholders. IntercropValuES organizes its acti vities 
in 6 objectives, to: 1) support the design of locally relevant, legitimate and innovative agri -food chains, through 
13 Co -Innovation Case Studies; 2) understand the functioning and G*G*E*M interactions allowing the selection 
of compatible ideotypes and the optimization of machinery and management strategies for maximizing the 
productivity and delivery of ecosystem services with better soil health and mitigation of GHG (meta experiment 
15 sites); 3) produce novel information, improved methods and tool s for intercrop management and the 
assessment of their performance and profitability; 4) unravel intercropping performance by modelling; 5) analyze 
grain and sanitary quality of cereal -legume intercrops, functional qualities for food processing and new pro ducts, 
6) uncover key barriers and levers at the value chain level to boost development, and identify new market 
avenues and solutions to increase economic added -value of intercrops. The Comms and Dissemination Plan is 
designed to diffuse outcomes widely b y adapted channels to different end -users, such as farmers, advisors, food 
processing companies and machinery industries, retailers and citizens, academia, policymakers and influence 
bodies.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horiz on Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Centre de Cooperation Internationale en Recherche Agronomique pour Ledeveloppement - C.I.R.A.D. EPIC  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Mozambique  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  UNIVERSIDADE EDUARDO MONDLANE  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 111,125   
Field of technology  environmentally friendly cropping systems  
Category of technology  Food and agriculture  
Output or impact  The EU -funded IntercropValueES  project will design and develop intercropping systems that can be managed in 
ways that ensure productivity and profitability along the entire agrifood chain. Bringing together scientists, 
farmers and actors representing food value chains from 14 countries  (on 3 continents) and from different 
organisations and stakeholders, the project will work on 13 co -innovation case studies. The aim is to design 
locally relevant and innovative agrifood chains. Project findings will be used to improve methods and tools f or 
intercrop management.   
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- 45 - Name of programme or project  Developing Intercropping for agrifood Value chains and Ecosystem Services delivery in Europe and 
Southern countries  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  48 months (started 01.11.2022)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/p roject/id/101081973  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator IntercropValuES (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101081973 )  
  
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- 46 - Name of programme or project  Rural Environmental Monitoring via ultra wide -Area networks And Distributed federat ed Learning  
Objective or purpose  Internet of Things (IoT) technology combined with complementary support for data analytics is the corner stone 
of today 's digital transformation. The societal and economic impact of IoT/ML systems in urban and suburban 
areas significantly outpaces the one in rural areas due to a limited reach of connectivity infrastructure. To reverse 
further widening of the urban -rural gap , we need to bring efficient and affordable IoT/ML solutions to deep rural 
areas, reaching out to applications and use cases ranging from wildlife management, rural tourism, livestock 
monitoring, water and air pollution control, and others. By identifying main gaps in connectivity and affordable 
data analytics and through interleaved research, development and validation in a real -world setting, 
REMARKABLE will address the challenge of bringing IoT and data analytics systems a step closer to seamless, 
energy  efficient and secure deployment in rural ares. The consortium composed of six European academic 
partners, five companies and five associated partners representing leading academic groups from Africa, will 
focus on research, development, innovation and dem onstration across five use cases with six demonstration 
sites located in rural areas across the European and African continent. The inter -disciplinary nature of the 
programme provides a unique opportunity for investigation of smart sensing, IoT and data sc ience technology 
from non -traditional, holistic perspectives leading to new scientific achievements and innovations. Project outputs 
like smart IoT sensors and devices, rural IoT digital twining platforms, ultra wide -area IoT networks, novel data 
analytics  models and architectures will find their routes to the market via active industrial partners. The project 
will impact EU workforce market via new interdisciplinary skills for young contributors and form new long -lasting 
networks of European and African in stitutions in the area of sensing, IoT, big data analytics and rural 
entrepreneurship.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  PDM E FC Projecto Desenvolvimento Manutencao Formacao E Consultadorialda  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Rwanda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  University of Rwanda  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 78,200 
Field of technology  internet of things  
Category of technology  Information and communications technology  
Output or impact  The REMARKABLE project (supported by the MSCA) will deploy secure, energy efficient, resilient and affordabl e 
IoT solutions (pilots will range from wildlife management to virtual tourism and precision farming) across rural 
areas in Europe and Africa.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  48 months (started 01.01.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101086387   
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- 47 - Name of programme or project  Rural Environmental Monitoring via ultra wide -Area networks And Distributed federat ed Learning  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator PDM E FC PROJECTO DESENVOLVIMENTO MANUTENCAO FORMACAO E CONSULTADORIALDA 
(contact point reachable via cordis page https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101086387 )  
  
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- 48 - Name of programme or project  Reducing nutrition -related noncommunicable diseases in adolescence and youth: interventions and 
policies to boost nutrition fluency and d iet quality in Africa  
Objective or purpose  "Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs ) are a major public health problem, resulting in over 70% of global deaths 
each year; the majority (85%) of deaths occur in low -and middle -income countries. While cost -effective, 
evidence -based best practices are available, implementation of these interve ntions has remained a critical 
challenge, particularly ones targeted at promoting health behaviors among adolescents and youth. Despite the 
importance, few studies have been undertaken to identify the facilitators and barriers to the implementation of 
evidence-based interventions that promote healthy behaviors among adolescents and youth in sub -Saharan 
Africa (SSA). ""Reducing nutrition -related noncommunicable diseases in adolescence and youth: From nutrition 
literacy to fluency "" will take a major step tow ards improving the implementation of evidence -based interventions 
– nutrition education and SSB policy - that promote healthy behaviors among adolescents and youth in SSA to 
reduce the impact of NCDs. With the use of a multi -disciplinary approach, innovati ve design, and cutting -edge 
tools, the proposed project aims to establish a global alliance to prevent and reduce nutrition -related NCDs 
among adolescence and youth in SSA region, by shaping individuals ' health behaviors through nutrition literacy 
and flue ncy, assessing the impact and performance of the nutrition -related policy and promotion programs, and 
providing flexible, cost -effective, scalable, reliable, secure and easy -to-use tools. The establishment of an Africa 
Think Tank for Adolescents and Youth Health, and annual forums will help facilitate continuous engagement with 
key stakeholders to enhance buy -in, acceptance and relevance of the project outputs. Ultimately, the expected 
wider effects of this project include improved NCD prevention policy ado ption and implementation, improved 
policies and evidence -informed decision making amongst key stakeholders, and ultimately decreased avoidable 
mortality due to NCDs. " 
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible ente rprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Universitatsklinikum Heidelberg  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burkina Faso; Tanzania; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Makerere University; Centre de Recherche en Sante de Nouna; Africa Academy for Public Health; Addis 
Continental Entrepreneurs PLC 
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 1,535,861  
Field of technology  health technology  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  With the use of a multi -disciplinary approach, innovative design, and cutting -edge tools, the proposed project 
aims to establish a global alliance to prevent and reduce nutrition -related NCDs among adolescence and youth 
in SSA region, by shaping individual s' health behaviours  through nutrition literacy and fluency, assessing the 
impact and performance of the nutrition -related policy and promotion programs, and providing flexible, cost -
effective, scalable, reliable, secure and easy -to-use tools.   
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- 49 - Name of programme or project  Reducing nutrition -related noncommunicable diseases in adolescence and youth: interventions and 
policies to boost nutrition fluency and d iet quality in Africa  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  48 months (started 01.01.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101095616  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator UNIVERSITATSKLINIKUM HEIDELBERG (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101095616 )  
  
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- 50 - Name of programme or project  Transformative Environmental Monitoring to Boost Observations in Africa  
Objective or purpose  "Objective: Set up cost effective innovative sensor networks that can be financed by climate services built on 
top of these networks.  Concept: Transformative new methods to measure five essential hydrological variables 
(rainfall, soil moisture,  river flow, bathymetry) at less than 10% of current costs. These reduced costs are 
essential to have realistic business models for services that cover the costs of building and operating the 
networks. The five essential variables will be available through  GEOSS.   Innovation: Seven new sensing methods 
will be introduced in Africa. The innovation does not focus only on moving up Technology Readiness Levels of 
new measuring methods but, especially, on the usefulness and practical applicability of these metho ds in the 
specific contexts. The direct linkage of sensors and new value -creating services is part of this innovation because 
this is essential for long -term financial sustainability. New services assimilate in situ and satellite data in 
numerical models t o make optimal use of strengths of different sources of information.  Knowledge of the African 
market: Building on earlier research -oriented projects and on experience in development of geo -services in 
Africa, in -depth knowledge of the opportunities and li mitations of the African market is widely available within 
the consortium. Selection of focus services was based on this knowledge. These focus services are Flood Early 
Warning Systems, reservoir management, and crop germination insurance. These have been selected as the 
most promising services in the broader climate -oriented areas of geo -hazards, water management, and 
agricultural information. " 
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Technische Universiteit Delft  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Zambia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  University of Zambia  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 154,173   
Field of technology  sensor networks  
Category of technology  Food and agriculture; Climate change mitigation technology  
Output or impact  Innovation: Seven new sensing methods will be introduced in Africa. The innovation does not focus only on 
moving up Technology Readiness Levels of new measuring methods but, especially, on the usefulness and 
practical applicability of these methods in the specific contexts. The direct linkage of sensors and new value -
creating services is part of this innovation because this is essential for long -term financial sustainability. New 
services assimilate in situ and satellite data in numerical models to make optimal use of strengths of different 
sources of information.  
Status of th e programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  48 months (started 01.02.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101086209   
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- 51 - Name of programme or project  Transformative Environmental Monitoring to Boost Observations in Africa  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITEIT DELFT (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101086209 )  
  
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- 52 - Name of programme or project  A research and Innovation Partnership for enhancing the surveillance and control of mosquito 
Vectors of emerging arboviruses  
Objective or purpose  Over the past 10 years, arboviral diseases, such as dengue, Zika, chikungunya and yellow fever, have 
(re)emerged with increasing prevalence and severity. Although these arboviral diseases are more prevalent in 
tropical countries, incre asing numbers of autochthonous cases are being reported from European countries; 
hence raising concerns about the potential for the establishment of these pathogens in temperate regions. In 
the absence of effective vaccines and treatments, preventing these  diseases at the global scale continues to 
depend largely on controlling mosquito vector populations, interrupting human –vector contact or both. 
Unfortunately, the recent resurgence of Aedes transmitted arboviral diseases worldwide highlights the limitatio ns 
of current vector control to prevent epidemics and to reduce the incidence of diseases. New, affordable, scalable 
and community -based vector control measures are urgently needed to prevent the introduction, spread and 
establishment of Aedes -borne diseas es in Europe and beyond. The INOVEC project proposes to build a large pan -
European, cross -sectoral and multidisciplinary network to develop, optimise and promote integrated approaches 
and innovative tools for the surveillance and control of mosquito vector s of emerging arboviruses. INOVEC will 
gather 21 academic and non -academic institutions specialized in vector biology, social sciences and product 
development to stimulate basic and applied research, strengthen capacities, promote career development and 
facilitate knowledge and technology transfer to countries at increasing risk of arboviral diseases. INOVEC has 
the commitment to coordinate and integrate sectors in order to maximise impact, raise awareness of policy 
makers and stakeholders, and participate in the improvement of innovation potential at the European and global 
level. INOVEC will contribute to international efforts to improve global health and human well -being by reducing 
the burden of vector borne diseases.  
Entity making the incentive availab le European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Institut de Recherche pour le Developpement  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burkina Faso; Tanzania  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Centre National de Recherche Scientifique et Technologique*Institut De Recherche en Sciences de la Sante; 
Ifakara Health Institute Trust  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 552,000 
Field of technology  health technology  
Category of technology  Health -related technology   
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- 53 - Name of programme or project  A research and Innovation Partnership for enhancing the surveillance and control of mosquito 
Vectors of emerging arboviruses  
Output or impact  The INOVEC  project proposes to build a large pan -European, cross -sectoral and multidisciplinary network to 
develop, optimise and promote integrated approaches and innovative tools for the surveillance and control of 
mosquito vectors of emerging arboviruses. INOVEC w ill gather 21 academic and non -academic institutions 
specialized in vector biology, social sciences and product development to stimulate basic and applied research, 
strengthen capacities, promote career development and facilitate knowledge and technology t ransfer to countries 
at increasing risk of arboviral diseases. INOVEC has the commitment to coordinate and integrate sectors in order 
to maximise impact, raise awareness of policy makers and stakeholders, and participate in the improvement of 
innovation po tential at the European and global level. INOVEC will contribute to international efforts to improve 
global health and human well -being by reducing the burden of vector borne diseases.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration an d timing  48 months (started 01.01.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101086257  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator INSTITUT DE RECHERCHE POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101086257 )  
  
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- 54 - Name of programme or project  Potentials of Agroecological practices in east Africa with a focus on Circular water -energy -nutrient 
systems  
Objective or purpose  PrAEctiCe will provide a novel agro -ecology indicator set for East Africa, aimed at helping smallholder farmers in 
their agro -ecological transition. The project goes beyond the existing indicator frameworks by putting the 
"concept into action " with a decis ion support tool for agro -ecology advisors supporting the selection of the best 
suited combination of agro -ecological practices in a local context. In addition, it puts a focus on circular water -
energy -nutrient systems of integrated aqua -agriculture, an pr actice with high potential for efficient farming with 
minimal climate impacts, which has not been sufficiently explored in previous indicator work. Through a multi -
stakeholder approach, new insight on agro -ecological practices in East Africa will be gather ed to inform on 
existing successful practices as well as the barriers and drivers of East African smallholder farmers. This insight 
will help develop an indicator framework for agro -ecology, which, while building on existing frameworks, is 
adapted to the E ast African context and captures integrated aqua -agriculture practices in detail. The PrAEctiCe 
decision support tool will then, at the farm level, help assess environmental and socio -economic impacts, with a 
particular focus on impacts on climate change m itigation and adaptation as well as financial viability. The tool 
will be validated in three living labs, situated in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, covering different integrated aqua -
agriculture farming set -ups. Knowledge sharing activities through trainings , student exchanges and events, 
ensure the dissemination of results across East Africa and between AU and EU. To reach practitioners at every 
level, a cascade training mechanism with a train -the-trainer course will help agro -ecology advisors train farming 
representatives at the local level who then will help the farmers in their agro -ecological transition. Policy 
recommendations for AU and EU policies will round off the project.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Hochschule Karlsruhe  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Tanzania; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Uganda Martyrs University; Sustainable Agriculture Tanzania; Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building 
in Agriculture; National Agricultural Research Organisation; Makerere University; Alliance for Food Sovereignty 
in Africa  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 1,845,688   
Field of technology  agro-ecology  
Category of technology  Food and agriculture; Climate change mitigation technology   
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- 55 - Name of programme or project  Potentials of Agroecological practices in east Africa with a focus on Circular water -energy -nutrient 
systems  
Output or impact  Through a multi -stakeholder approach, new insight on agro -ecological practices in East Africa will be gathered 
to inform on existing successful practices as well as the barriers and drivers of East African smallholder farmers. 
This insight will help develo p an indicator framework for agro -ecology, which, while building on existing 
frameworks, is adapted to the East African context and captures integrated aqua -agriculture practices in detail. 
The PrAEctiCe decision support tool will then, at the farm level, help assess environmental and socio -economic 
impacts, with a particular focus on impacts on climate change mitigation and adaptation as well as financial 
viability. The tool will be validated in three living labs, situated in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, co vering different 
integrated aqua -agriculture farming set -ups. Knowledge sharing activities through trainings, student exchanges 
and events, ensure the dissemination of results across East Africa and between AU and EU.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  42 months (started 01.11.2022)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101084248  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator HOCHSCHULE KARLSRUHE (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101084248 )  
  
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- 56 - Name of programme or project  A holistic approach in patient management and epidemic surveillance through convergence of 
diagnostic technologies, capacity building and stakeholder engagement  
Objective or purpose  Research on Poverty -Related Diseases (PRDs) in sub -Saharan Africa suffers from major technological and non -
technological challenges that prevent high quality healthcare to reach many areas. Not only their performance, 
but also the affordability, manufacturability, sui tability for Low - and Middle -Income Countries (LMICs) and 
deployment of the (few) available diagnostics are main barriers to ensure good quality of healthcare in sub -
Saharan Africa. The HoliCare project aims to tackle such challenges from a holistic perspe ctive, by bridging the 
gap between technological excellence, available infrastructures, capacity, and local uptake of new technologies. 
We have chosen to work with lower respiratory infections as a blueprint for our new approach due to their huge 
clinical and socioeconomic impact, and relevance to the SARS -CoV-2 pandemic. Technology -wise, we propose a 
2-tiered, digitally interfaced diagnostic approach that will start in the field using multiplexed lateral flow tests for 
rapid screening and triage, followed by a referral to a hospital (when needed) and a follow -up detailed diagnosis 
using a POC -Instrument performing simultaneous nucleic acid amplification (LAMP) for pathogen identification 
and immunoassays for host biomarker quantitation. Digital and manufact uring infrastructures will encompass 
these technology innovations to ensure future local product development. Quality controlled biobanks will be 
developed for executing reliable clinical studies. Training and human capital investment will be achieved by 
focussed and high -level training activities. Adoption and implementation activities will pave the way for the 
proposed diagnostic solutions to be successfully deployed, fitting the purpose of the local populations. Our 
developments will be scalable, adaptab le and transferrable to other diseases and national (eco) systems, aiming 
to contribute to the improvement of healthcare delivery in sub -Saharan Africa.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or ins titutions in developed 
country Member  Kungliga Tekniska Hoegskolan  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Senegal; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Mbarara University of Science and Technology; Makerere University; Institut Pasteur de Dakar; Armauer Hansen 
Research Instiute  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 2,135,655  
Field of technology  diagnostic technologies  
Category of technology  Health -related technology   
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- 57 - Name of programme or project  A holistic approach in patient management and epidemic surveillance through convergence of 
diagnostic technologies, capacity building and stakeholder engagement  
Output or impact  Technology -wise, we propose a 2 -tiered, digitally interfaced diagnostic approach that will start in the field using 
multiplexed lateral flow tests for rapid screening and triage, followed b y a referral to a hospital (when needed) 
and a follow -up detailed diagnosis using a POC -Instrument performing simultaneous nucleic acid amplification 
(LAMP) for pathogen identification and immunoassays for host biomarker quantitation. Digital and manufactu ring 
infrastructures will encompass these technology innovations to ensure future local product development. Quality 
controlled biobanks will be developed for executing reliable clinical studies. Training and human capital 
investment will be achieved by fo cussed and high -level training activities. Adoption and implementation activities 
will pave the way for the proposed diagnostic solutions to be successfully deployed, fitting the purpose of the 
local populations. Our developments will be scalable, adaptabl e and transferrable to other diseases and national 
(eco) systems, aiming to contribute to the improvement of healthcare delivery in sub -Saharan Africa.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  48 months (started 01.09 .2022)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101057596  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator KUNGLIGA TEKNISKA HOEGSKOLAN (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101057596 )  
  
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- 58 - Name of programme or project  RE-thinking of approaches and toolkits for transdisciplinary INTEGRATEd assessment of climate -
compatible energy strategies from the African Union through to the European Union  
Objective or purpose  Scientific tools are widely applied across the EU and the AU to support strategic planning for climate -compatible 
development. They are used by national and local authorities, research institutes and civil society organisations, 
very often with the support of development partners, academia and consulting firms. They are an important part 
of the energy planning ecosystem. However, the scientific insights derived from these tools have not always 
supported the strategic energy planning process successfully. Sometimes uncoordinated and biased approaches 
to model design and application by the involved actors on the EU and AU side have led to poor reflection of 
country -specific social, economic, and environmental conditions (Gardumi et al., 2022). The result is often a lack 
ownership and credibility and thus limited uptake in planning and policymaking processes. In order to address 
this gap, the overall aim of RE -INTEGRATE is to establish within existing energy planning ecosystems across the 
AU and EU an enabling and non -exclusive environment for the sharing of knowledge, fit -to-context modelling 
toolkits and modelling expertise on climate -compatible development. RE -INTEGRATE addresses the need – 
expressed in the Work Programme - for fostering modell ing approaches and expertise in the AU, which are not 
heavily reliant on the developed countries, by structurally enabling multi -lateral sharing of knowledge and 
research infrastructure. While doing so, it develops and tests fit -for-purpose 3E models in 8 AU contexts, building 
on local expertise and analysing climate -compatible development pathways.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Kungliga Tekniska H oegskolan  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Democratic Republic of the Congo; Zambia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  University of Zambia; Universite Catholique de Bukavu; Addis Ababa University  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 322,813  
Field of technology  energy planning ecosystems  
Category of technology  Information and communications technology  
Output or impact  In order to address this gap, the overall aim of  RE-INTEGRATE is to establish within existing energy planning 
ecosystems across the AU and EU an enabling and non -exclusive environment for the sharing of knowledge, fit -
to-context modelling toolkits and modelling expertise on climate -compatible developmen t. RE -INTEGRATE 
addresses the need – expressed in the Work Programme - for fostering modelling approaches and expertise in 
the AU, which are not heavily reliant on the developed countries, by structurally enabling multi -lateral sharing 
of knowledge and res earch infrastructure. While doing so, it develops and tests fit -for-purpose 3E models in 8 
AU contexts, building on local expertise and analysing climate -compatible development pathways.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  42 months (started 01.09.2022)   
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- 59 - Name of programme or project  RE-thinking of approaches and toolkits for transdisciplinary INTEGRATEd assessment of climate -
compatible energy strategies from the African Union through to the European Union  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101118217  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator KUNGLIGA TEKNISKA HOEGSKOLAN (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101 118217 )  
  
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- 60 - Name of programme or project  Implementing Primaquine Single Low Dose in Africa  
Objective or purpose  The 2021 World Malaria Report estimates that the number of clinical cases in 2020 was 241 million and the 
number of deaths was 627,000, an increase of 69,000 compared to 2019, a timely reminder to maintain good 
malaria control and introduce novel elimination strategies. In 2012, to further reduce malaria transmission and 
possibly reach elimination, the WHO rec ommended adding single low dose primaquine (SLDPQ) to artemisinin 
based treatments (ACTs) in low transmission settings and more recently in areas where artemisinin resistance 
is emerging. SLDPQ kills mature gametocytes, blocking the transmission between hu mans and mosquitoes and 
should see a reduction in the malaria burden with widespread deployment. Compounding the poor uptake of 
SLDPQ is the lack of child -friendly formulations of primaquine and lingering anxieties regarding primaquine -
related acute haemol ysis in patients with glucose -6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency.  Building on the good 
progress of the 'Developing Paediatric Primaquine ' EDCTP2 -funded project, aiming at prequalifying paediatric 
formulations, we have conceived the IMPRIMA  project to support the adoption of SLDPQ by conducting a real -
life implementation study using our flavoured primaquine for children. Key to our success is the unique triangle 
of interconnecting activities - clinical, community/sociological, and policy - all within a matrix of capacity building 
and strong coordination by all seven partners.  Our ambitious proposal aims to demonstrate the safety, 
acceptability, and community benefit of SLDPQ in 3 African countries with different malaria epidemiologies. 
Engag ement with the communities and policy makers are fundamental to effect a positive change in drug policy 
and contribute to malaria elimination. In parallel, capacity will be enhanced for conducting clinical trials and 
monitoring the evolution of antimalaria l drugs resistance. We believe the IMPRIMA project fits extremely well 
with the priorities of this call.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Universite  de Strasbourg  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burkina Faso; Burundi; Madagascar  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Institut National de Sante Publique; Groupe de Recherche Action en Sante Sarl; Centre National D'application de 
Recherches Pharmaceutiques  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 2,014,399   
Field of technology  health technology  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Building on the good progress of the 'Developing Paediatric Primaquine ' EDCTP2 -funded project, aiming at 
prequalifying paediatric formulations, we have conceived the IMPRIMA project to support the adoption of SLDPQ 
by conducting a real -life implemen tation study using our flavoured primaquine for children. Key to our success 
is the unique triangle of interconnecting activities - clinical, community/sociological, and policy - all within a 
matrix of capacity building and strong coordination by all seven  partners.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress   
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- 61 - Name of programme or project  Implementing Primaquine Single Low Dose in Africa  
Duration and timing  48 months (started 01.04.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/10110 3213 
Contact point for further information  Coordinator UNIVERSITE DE STRASBOURG (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103213 )  
  
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- 62 - Name of programme or project  Digital Innovations and Diagnostics for Infectious Diseases in Africa  
Objective or  purpose  The DI -DIDA project 's overall objective is to tackle poverty -related infectious diseases in sub -Saharan Africa by 
i) strengthening the African research capacities, ii) enhancing technology development in diagnostics and digital 
technologies in Afr ica, and iii) encouraging adoption of innovations by sub -Saharan health authorities, clinicians, 
businesses, and patients. For that, the consortium includes leading partners from four sub -Saharan African 
countries (Kenya, Senegal, Tanzania, and Uganda) and  the EU. To reach our objectives, we will implement a 
combination of complementary actions: - Joint research projects on infectious diseases co -morbidities, human -
livestock interactions, infectious diseases diagnostic technologies, digital health solutions  for Africa, and 
socio-economic factors of innovation adoption by African people. - The co -development of an innovative low -cost 
diagnostic and digital/mHealth decision support technology and its integration into existing African digital health 
infrastruct ure. - Clinical trials. - A PhD fellowship for students in Africa with joint PhD awarding by EU 
counterparts. - Research capacity building (management, grant writing, publications etc.) - Staff exchanges. - 
Training. - Organisation of citizen and brokerage  events targeting businesses and policy makers. - A 
comprehensive dissemination, exploitation, and communication action plan. The impact of this project will be: - 
Improved research/technology development and manufacturing / clinical trials capacities in s ub-Saharan Africa. 
- New knowledge gained on several topics related with poverty -related infectious diseases. - Increased 
international networks and reinforcement of the collaboration between Africa and the EU. - A new low -cost 
diagnostics and decision sup port technology developed and its adoption fostered by dedicated studies and 
collaboration with health authorities. - Better informed sub -Saharan populations about to infectious diseases.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  INNOTROPE SAS  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Senegal; Tanzania; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Uganda National Health Research Organisation; The Good Samaritan Foundation,Ministry of Health; Institut 
Pasteur De Dakar  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 2,178,779  
Field of technology  diagnostic technologies  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  In this context, the EU -funded DI -DIDA project will boost Africa 's technology development in diagnostics and 
digital technologies that bring the laboratory to the point of interaction. Digital diagnostics can provide rapid, 
cheap, connected point -of-care tests. Bringing together partners from four sub -Saharan African countries 
(Kenya, Senegal, Tanzania and Uganda) and the EU, the project will desig n an innovative low -cost diagnostic 
and digital/mobile health decision -support technology and integrate it into existing African digital health 
infrastructure. Work will include fundamental research and 16 PhD students.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress   
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- 63 - Name of programme or project  Digital Innovations and Diagnostics for Infectious Diseases in Africa  
Duration and timing  60 months (started 01.10.2022)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101057251  
Conta ct point for further information  Coordinator INNOTROPE SAS (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101057251 )  
  
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- 64 - Name of pr ogramme or project  Ending C OVID  19 Variants of Concern through Cohort Studies: End -Voc 
Objective or purpose  The END -VOC consortium will support the European and global response to the COVID -19 pandemic and Variants 
of Concern (VOC) through well characterised cohorts and linked with existing European and international 
initiatives. END -VOC consists of 19 partners in Europe (UK, Spain, Italy, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Italy), 
South America (Brazil and Peru), Africa (Mozambique, South Africa, Nigeria and 13 ANTICOV African countries), 
Middle East (Palestine) and Asia (India, Pakistan, Philippines) with a focus on  countries affected by VOCs and 
VOIs. We will elucidate the global circulation of the current and emerging SARS -CoV-2 VOCs and their 
characteristics, including transmissibility, pathogenicity and propensity to cause reinfection, to support best 
control str ategies and the development of diagnostics; evaluate the impact of VOCs on the effectiveness of 
different vaccines and vaccination strategies; and assess the implications of VOCs on the choice of optimal 
treatment options. END -VOC will also investigate how  VOCs alter long -term post -infection sequelae and where 
new VOCs emerge within hosts using our clinical cohorts. We will inform future preparedness and response 
working closely with international and national public health organisations and existing cohort  consortia. Specific 
beyond state -of-the-art components of END -VOC include the use of novel phylogenetic prediction tools and 
mathematical modelling; generation of powerful cohorts through sentinel surveillance in low and middle income 
settings and cohorts  of travellers to increase our global reach; use of novel predictive modelling of clinical 
outcomes by VOC and comorbidity/treatment and evaluation of differences in natural and vaccine immunity by 
VOC; antiviral screening models within cohorts and an arti ficial intelligence driven tool for the prediction of long 
COVID.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  University College London  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Mozambique; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Fundacao Manhica; African Field Epidemiology Network LBG 
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 101,063   
Field of technology  mathematical models  
Category of technology  Health -related technology; Information and communications technology   
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- 65 - Name of pr ogramme or project  Ending C OVID  19 Variants of Concern through Cohort Studies: End -Voc 
Output or impact  We will elucidate the global circulation of the current and emerging SARS -CoV-2 VOCs and their characteristics, 
including transmissibility, pathogenicity and propensity to cause reinfection, to support best control strategies 
and the development of diagnostics; evaluate the impact of VOCs on the effectiveness of different vaccines and 
vaccinat ion strategies; and assess the implications of VOCs on the choice of optimal treatment options. END -
VOC will also investigate how VOCs alter long -term post -infection sequelae and where new VOCs emerge within 
hosts using our clinical cohorts. We will inform  future preparedness and response working closely with 
international and national public health organisations and existing cohort consortia. Specific beyond state -of-
the-art components of END -VOC include the use of novel phylogenetic prediction tools and m athematical 
modelling; generation of powerful cohorts through sentinel surveillance in low and middle income settings and 
cohorts of travellers to increase our global reach; use of novel predictive modelling of clinical outcomes by VOC 
and comorbidity/trea tment and evaluation of differences in natural and vaccine immunity by VOC; antiviral 
screening models within cohorts and an artificial intelligence driven tool for the prediction of long COVID.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  36 months (started 01.05.2022)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101046314  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101046314 )  
  
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- 66 - Name of prog ramme or project  RETROFIT SOLUTIONS TO ACHIEVE 55% GHG REDUCTION BY 2030  
Objective or purpose  The proposal develops a combination of energy -saving solutions that can be adopted in retrofitting aimed at 
achieving the 35% of GHG emissions. Two new technolog ies, i.e. wind assisted ship propulsion and an innovative 
air lubrication system, will be developed together with other solutions that, although based on already mature 
technologies, such as operational and hydrodynamic design optimization and ship electri fication, have to be 
expanded to be integrated with the new solutions as well as to cope with the constraints posed by the original 
ship design. The final objective of RETROFIT55 is to create an advanced web -based Decision Support System 
(DSS), that fuses together digital twins of the different systems into an integrated digital ship model. The DSS 
will feature a catalogue of retrofitting solutions that are up -to-date and ready to be deployed at the end of the 
project and easily extendable afterward while d eveloped and demonstrated at TRL 7 -8, suitable for different ship 
types and operational contexts. The DSS will enable the user to configure the retrofitting by combining different 
options which are suitable for the specific ship type and comparing them in terms of life -cycle cost, return -of-
investment and several KPIs, such as EEXI, CII. Referring to the ZEWT strategy, while primarily contributing to 
the Design and Retrofit, the implementation of the project will also intersect other topics, such as Use of 
Sustainable Alternative fuels, Energy Efficiency, Electrification and Digital Green. The consortium brings together 
universities and research institutions, three developers of the new technologies, a ship design office, software 
developers, ICT experts, a classification society, a ship -repair company, and two large ship operators.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Liberia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Laskaridis Shipping Company LTD. 
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 110,625  
Field of technology  sea vessels  
Category of technology  Climate change mitigation technology   
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- 67 - Name of prog ramme or project  RETROFIT SOLUTIONS TO ACHIEVE 55% GHG REDUCTION BY 2030  
Output or impact  The proposal develops a combination of energy -saving solutions that can be adopted in retrofitting aimed at 
achieving the 35% of GHG emissions. Two new technologies, i.e. wind assisted ship propulsion and an innovative 
air lubrication system, will be devel oped together with other solutions that, although based on already mature 
technologies, such as operational and hydrodynamic design optimization and ship electrification, have to be 
expanded to be integrated with the new solutions as well as to cope with t he constraints posed by the original 
ship design. The final objective of RETROFIT55 is to create an advanced web -based Decision Support System 
(DSS), that fuses together digital twins of the different systems into an integrated digital ship model. The DSS 
will feature a catalogue of retrofitting solutions that are up -to-date and ready to be deployed at the end of the 
project and easily extendable afterward while developed and demonstrated at TRL 7 -8, suitable for different ship 
types and operational context s. The DSS will enable the user to configure the retrofitting by combining different 
options which are suitable for the specific ship type and comparing them in terms of life -cycle cost, return -of-
investment and several KPIs, such as EEXI, CII. Referring t o the ZEWT strategy, while primarily contributing to 
the Design and Retrofit, the implementation of the project will also intersect other topics, such as Use of 
Sustainable Alternative fuels, Energy Efficiency, Electrification and Digital Green. The consor tium brings together 
universities and research institutions, three developers of the new technologies, a ship design office, software 
developers, ICT experts, a classification society, a ship -repair company, and two large ship operators.  
Status of the pro gramme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  36 months (started 01.01.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101096068  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator CONSIGLIO NAZIONALE DELLE RICERCHE (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101096068 )  
  
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- 68 - Name of programme or project  Fostering agroecology transition in North Africa through multi -actor, evaluation, and networking  
Objective or purpose  Transforming agriculture in the context of climate change is a central challenge in North -Africa, the most food -
import -dependent region worldwide and a climate change hotspot. Tackling these issues, Agro -Ecology (AE) 
appears as an answer to meet both the c hallenges of global sustainability and local resilience. In this context, 
NATAE consortium brings together high -level research institutions, international organisations and NGOs with 
strong experience on AE approaches and exceptional capacity to induce tra nsformational change by informing 
policies and education. NATAE project aims to foster the adoption of science -based, locally -tailored and co -
designed AE strategies in North Africa by creating a comprehensive and quantitative baseline on AE, providing a 
shared understanding, multidimensional performance measures, and analyses of AE potential for meeting 
consumers demand on the market. To achieve this goal, NATAE will set -up and inform a unique multi -actor 
community of knowledge and capacity building on AE i n the Mediterranean, with ground breaking findings on the 
performances of AE -Practices (AEP) in North Africa. An original multi -dimensional, multi -scale evaluation 
framework covering dimensions currently overlooked, and a replicable methodological guideboo k will be 
designed. An integrated modelling approach combining a biophysical, a household/regional bio -economic 
indicator modelling chain will be used to develop a unique Integrated Assessment of Agricultural Systems to 
assess the resilience of AEP -based f arming systems. Participatory approaches via Living Labs will be elaborated 
to develop, test and capitalize alternative public policies and foster AE transitions. An integrated group of 
dissemination activities, will further test, advance and communicate a  range of existing AE innovations from farm 
to fork, including innovative farm practices, value -chain innovations, and innovations in food system governance, 
advancing their respective readiness level.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commis sion, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Centre International de Hautes Etudes Agronomiques Mediterraneennes  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Mauritania  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Association Tenmiya  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 100,250   
Field of technology  farming systems  
Category of technology  Food and agriculture  
Output or impact  In this context, the EU -funded NATAE project will set up a Mediterranean agroecological network for knowledge 
exchange and advocacy at regional level. The project will support a multi -actor approach to co -creation and 
co-learning. It will facilitate the tr ansfer of generated knowledge to education and policies. Bringing together 23 
partners (academic institutes and NGOs) from Europe and North Africa regions, the project will develop a 
guidebook and unique assessment systems to study the resilience of farmin g systems.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress   
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- 69 - Name of programme or project  Fostering agroecology transition in North Africa through multi -actor, evaluation, and networking  
Duration and timing  48 months (started 01.12.2022)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101084647  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator CENTRE INTERNATIONAL DE HAUTES ETUDES AGRONOMIQUES MEDITERRANEENNES (contact point 
reachable via cordis page https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101084647 )  
  
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- 70 - Name of programme or project  Enabling the WHO -Roadma p 2030  
Objective or purpose  We will establish for the first time in NTDs an adaptive clinical trial platform and improve clinical research 
infrastructure in four SSA  countries. A drug acting safely on multiple helminths species would be a major leap to 
tackle NTDs and enable the WHO RoadMap (eWHORM). The cheap and freely -accessible pan -nematode drug 
oxfendazole (OXF) has such potential. Given the limited portfolio of anthelmintic drug candidates, eWHORM will 
assess its efficacy in an adaptive clinical trial for simultaneous evaluation against onchocerciasis, loiasis, 
mansonellosis and trichuriasis. Thus not only the largest group of NTDs, but also diseases that are not  (yet) 
listed will be addressed . This design significantly reduces patient numbers, development time -frames and enables 
treatment of co -infections. Combined with our highly sensitive molecular tests, we provide a patient -centric 
approach providing tools fo r targeted treatment (test and treat) and precision mapping for elimination programs. 
Strengthening of early career scientists in SSA in all aspects of clinical trial conduct and research including data 
management, simulation and statistical analysis, will  be fostered by introducing a master and PhD program, a 
mentorship program as well as several webinars. An open -source virtual training and assessment tool for 
diagnosis of NTDs will complement the knowledge transfer to remote areas in SSA. The consortium encompasses 
an interdisciplinary partnership from eight different countries (Germany, the Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, 
Cameroon, Gabon, Tanzania, and DRC). Each group brings unique knowhow and recognized complementary 
experience to the project to ens ure sustainable capacity building within SSA countries. Through joint 
development of – and training in – modern, regulatory clinical trial conduct, adaptive clinical trial design and 
state-of-the-art diagnostics, we will strengthen SSA researchers and clin icians to respond to persisting and future 
health challenges.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Universitatsklinikum Bonn  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Democratic Republic of the Congo  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Institut National de Recherche Biomedicale du Zaire  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 1,438,231   
Field of technology  drug discovery  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Through joint development of – and training in – modern, regulatory clinical trial conduct, adaptive clinical trial 
design and state -of-the-art diagnostics, we will strengthen SSA researchers and clinicians to respond to 
persisting and future health challe nges.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  60 moths (started 01.04.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103053   
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- 71 - Name of programme or project  Enabling the WHO -Roadma p 2030  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator UNIVERSITATSKLINIKUM BONN (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103053 )  
  
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- 72 - Name of programme or project  Severe neonatal infection adaptive platform trials in Africa  
Objective or purpose  SNIP-AFRICA aims to establish a clinical research network and architecture to implement adaptive platform trials 
in sub -Saharan Africa (SSA), responding to the urgent need for improved treatment of childhood infection in an 
era of incr easing antimicrobial resistance (AMR).  SNIP -AFRICA focuses on the high -burden, high -impact group 
of inpatient neonates and infants with sepsis. This is a group especially affected by escalating rates of AMR in 
SSA healthcare facilities contributing to muc h slower than desirable improvements in neonatal mortality across 
SSA.  The project will address all aspects of APTs in neonatal sepsis from defining potential treatments of interest 
to translation into clinical guidance, and will deliver interventional st udies in the two domains of neonatal dose 
confirmation and drug regimen selection. The network and architecture could be readily extended to include 
older children in hospital with infections with epidemic potential.  SNIP -AFRICA will achieve its aim by br inging 
together partners from the global North and SSA, including several with experience in designing and running 
adaptive platform trials and complex randomised controlled trials in SSA. The project therefore builds on existing 
expertise and capacity to enable an innovative response to the major threat to child health of AMR through a 
new architecture and extended network. The work plan includes Project Management, Coordination and 
Communication (WP1), Clinical and Microbiological Surveillance (WP2), Adap tive Platform Core Protocol and 
Governance (WP3), Pharmacokinetics for Adaptive Platform Trial (WP4), Complex Adaptive Drug Regimen Trial 
(WP5), Training and Capacity building for Adaptive Trials (WP6) and Stakeholder Engagement and Integration 
(WP7).  SNI P-AFRICA aims to trigger a paradigm shift in interventional research in severe childhood infection 
and to equip a network of SSA institutions and researchers to conduct innovative, efficient, targeted research in 
this area.  
Entity making the incentive ava ilable  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Fondazione Penta E TS 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Tanzania; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Mu Jhu  Care Limited; Ifakara Health Institute Trust  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 1,448,354   
Field of technology  health technology  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  SNIP-AFRICA aims to trigger a paradigm shift in interventional research in severe childhood infection and to 
equip a network of SSA institutions and researchers to conduct innovative, efficient, targeted research in this 
area. 
Status of the program me or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  Started 01.06.2023 (60 months)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103201   
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- 73 - Name of programme or project  Severe neonatal infection adaptive platform trials in Africa  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator FONDAZIONE PENTA ETS (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103201 ) 
  
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- 74 - Name of programme or project  Strengthening Ethics and Responsible conduct of Clinical Trials in East and Sub -Saharan Africa  
Objective or purpose  The increased number of Clinical Trials taking place in Africa as well as the complexity of Clinical Trials designs 
require that the countries have the regulatory capacity to review, monitor and utilize data generated from the 
research. Research Ethics Com mittees/Institutional Review Boards, Institutional Animal Care and Use 
Committees and National Regulatory Agencies (NRAs) are required to be abreast with the evolving landscape 
thus require continuous capacity building as well as have platforms to share Cl inical Trials information with both 
the public and private sector. The 11th Annual National Research Ethics Conference held in 2021 in Uganda 
highlighted challenges in the low and middle income countries for research ethics and open science specifically, 
the lack of infrastructure for open data sharing and fair data management. Specifically, i) lack of the national 
and regional guidelines and codes of conduct for scientific integrity ii) limited training and education in responsible 
conduct of research and pharmacovigilance. This proposal focuses on strengthening ethics and responsible 
conduct of Clinical Trials in East and Sub -Saharan Africa project through the establishment of a research ethics 
and integrity framework, open data access framework for Clinic al Trials, E -learning platform for the Good 
Research Regulatory Research Practice Course and establishing Research Ethics Committees in National Regional 
Hospitals. The consortium will leverage on the legal establishment of the institutions, collaborative efforts with 
the partner institutions, East African Health Research Commission (EAHRC), African Vaccine Regulatory Forum 
(AVAREF). Having a robust regulatory system, encompassing research integrity and open science will ensure 
that Clinical Trials is condu cted to the highest ethical standards and in compliance with existing polices and laws, 
hence protection of safety, rights and welfare of the individual participants, community, researcher and sponsors.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  This proposal focuses on strengthening ethics and responsible conduct of Clinical Trials in East and Sub -Saharan 
Africa project through the establishment of a research ethics and integrity framework, open data access 
framework for Clinical Trials, E -learning platform for the Good Research Regulatory Research Practice Course 
and establishing Research Ethics Committees in National Regional Hospitals. The cons ortium will leverage on the 
legal establishment of the institutions, collaborative efforts with the partner institutions, East African Health 
Research Commission (EAHRC), African Vaccine Regulatory Forum (AVAREF)  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Malawi; Tanzania; Ug anda 
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Uganda National Council for Science and Technology; Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology; Kamuzu 
University of Health Sciences  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 338,500   
Field of technology  vaccine development  
Category of technology  Health -related technology   
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- 75 - Name of programme or project  Strengthening Ethics and Responsible conduct of Clinical Trials in East and Sub -Saharan Africa  
Output or impact  This proposal focuses on strengthening ethics and responsible conduct of Clinical Trials in East and Sub -Saharan 
Africa project through the establishment of a research ethics and integrity framework, open data access 
framework for Clinical Trials, E -learning platform for the Good Research Regulatory Research Practice Course 
and establis hing Research Ethics Committees in National Regional Hospitals. The consortium will leverage on the 
legal establishment of the institutions, collaborative efforts with the partner institutions, East African Health 
Research Commission (EAHRC), African Vacci ne Regulatory Forum (AVAREF)  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  36 months (started 01.07.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103307  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator UNIVERSITEIT MAASTRICHT (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103307 ) 
  
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- 76 - Name of programme or project  Buildi ng resilient research ethics, Diagnostics and medicines regulatory capacity during routine and 
public health emergency periods  
Objective or purpose  An effective and strong regulatory system for health technologies is critical, especially during epidemics and 
pandemic situations. The demand for rapid approval and application of a variety of health technologies including 
diagnostics and medicines during  COVID -19 has reawakened the world to the urgent need to have resilient 
regulatory capacities that can respond in a timely manner with corresponding efficiency. National Medicines 
Regulatory Authorities and Research Ethics Committees are duty bound to prep are and be ready to respond in 
any health emergency. Through EDCTP -2-funded projects namely SMERT, PROFORMA, PAVIA and ASCEND, 
substantial progress has been made on strengthening some procedures for clinical trial control and 
pharmacovigilance. These proje cts have enabled Tanzania to attain WHO Maturity level 3, making it a role model 
in East Africa. Despite of this, health technologies regulation in Tanzania has struggled to cope with emergencies 
as witnessed in the COVID -19 pandemics due to limited capaci ty in the area of Research Ethics, therapeutics, 
vaccines, medical devices and other health technologies. We now propose BREEDIME to further build our capacity 
in the context of epidemic and pandemic preparedness. BREEDIME will enable Tanzania to achieve r apid response 
clinical trial regulatory capacity for therapeutics, vaccines, and diagnostics; capacity for post -market evaluation 
and appraisal of health technologies; establish research ethics framework for electronic health data and materials 
storage, ac cess and sharing within and outside the country; and establish a south -south learning centre in clinical 
trials regulatory and ethical review capacities. These objectives will be achieved through engagement of 
stakeholders in academia, civil society, publi c and government to generate evidence to inform new regulatory 
guidelines. This will strengthen health technologies regulation and will enable rapid access to health care and 
technology during emergency. Rwanda, which recently established her Food and Drug s Agency will become the 
first mentee under the BREEDIME south -south networking in ethics and medicines regulatory capacity building. 
The impact of the outputs of this study will be ensuring safety of pre - and post - registration health technologies 
in Tanz ania and East Africa at large.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Karolinska Institutet  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Rwanda; Tanzania  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Zanzibar Health Research Institute; Zanzibar Food And Drug Agency; The Good Samaritan Foundation; Tanzania 
Medicines and Medical Devices Authourity; Rwanda Food and Drugs Authority; National  Institute for Medical 
Research; Muhimbili University of Health And Allied Sciences  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 462,910   
Field of technology  Epidemic and pandemic preparedness  
Category of technology  Health -related technology   
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- 77 - Name of programme or project  Buildi ng resilient research ethics, Diagnostics and medicines regulatory capacity during routine and 
public health emergency periods  
Output or impact  BREEDIME  will enable Tanzania to achieve rapid response clinical trial regulatory capacity for therapeutics, 
vaccines, and diagnostics; capacity for post -market evaluation and appraisal of health technologies; establish 
research ethics framework for electronic hea lth data and materials storage, access and sharing within and outside 
the country; and establish a south -south learning centre in clinical trials regulatory and ethical review capacities. 
These objectives will be achieved through engagement of stakeholders  in academia, civil society, public and 
government to generate evidence to inform new regulatory guidelines. This will strengthen health technologies 
regulation and will enable rapid access to health care and technology during emergency. Rwanda, which rece ntly 
established her Food and Drugs Agency will become the first mentee under the BREEDIME south -south 
networking in ethics and medicines regulatory capacity building. The impact of the outputs of this study will be 
ensuring safety of pre - and post - regist ration health technologies in Tanzania and East Africa at large.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  36 months (started 01.06.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103217  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator KAROLINSKA INSTITUTET (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103217 ) 
  
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- 78 - Name of programme or project  Severe Malaria treatment with Rectal artesunate and Artemisinin -based Combination Therapy [in 
remote settings]  
Objective or purpose  Annually, almost 500,000 children under 5 years die from malaria in Africa. Timely access to effective antimalarial 
therapies is life saving as treatment with pre-referral rectal artesunate (RAS), followed by injectable artesunate 
and 3 days treatment with ACTs leads to an observed 96% reduction in mortality. Though recommended by the 
WHO for years, RAS deployment is very limited. The full treatment paradigm is not always feasible when access 
to primary healthcare facilities is limited due to lack of transport, non -availability of services, and cost. Rollout 
has recently been paused as outcomes data is incomplete in these contexts making the development of best 
practice recommendations challenging. Hence the relevance of the proposed study. The proposed project is an 
observational, non -inferiority study in Zambia and DRC. Community Health Care Workers will identify/diagnose, 
treat and follow up patients with (seve re) malaria as part of integrated community case management. We will 
compare the efficacy of a treatment regimen consisting of pre -referral RAS, then post -referral injectable 
artesunate, followed by three days of ACT versus a regimen consisting of RAS alon e followed by three days of 
ACT in remote areas. We will compare recurrence rate between the two regimens at Day 28, the number of lives 
saved, the risk of generating drug resistance. We will assess and mitigate operational and institutional facilitators 
and barriers in all stakeholders (patients, caregivers, health care providers, regulators, malaria experts) and 
recommend sustainable policies for this remote context. This generated evidence will support policy development 
and implementation. The proposed consortium brings together vital experience in the rollout and deployment of 
rectal artesunate, study design and execution, social science, data collection and management, stakeholder 
engagement and translation of research results into clinical practice.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Universiteit Antwerpen  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Democratic Republic of the Congo; Tanzania; Zambia  
Beneficiary Observ er(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Universite de Kinshasa; Tropical Diseases Research Centre; National Institute for Medical Research  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 2,654,091   
Field of technology  health technology  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  The proposed consortium brings together vital experience in the rollout and deployment of rectal artesunate, 
study design and execution, social science, data collection and management, stakeholder engagement and 
translation of research results into clinical practice.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  48 months (started 01.04.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103191   
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- 79 - Name of programme or project  Severe Malaria treatment with Rectal artesunate and Artemisinin -based Combination Therapy [in 
remote settings]  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator UNIVERSITEIT ANTWERPEN  (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103191 ) 
 
   
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- 80 - Name of programme or project  Mitigating Antimalarial Resistance Consortium in South -East Africa  
Objective or purpose  The Mitigating Antimalarial Resistance Consortium for South -East Africa (MARC SE -Africa) is designed to 
promote the translation of evidence of artemisinin and partner drug resistance of publi c health significance into 
policy and practice.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  University of Cape Town  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Rwanda; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  University of Rwanda; Infectious Diseases Research Collaboration Ltd by Guarantee  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and Innovation Project  
Financial implications  EUR 732,222   
Field of technology  malaria treatment  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Predictive maps will better define antimalarial drug resistance for all eighteen South -East African malaria -
endemic countries. We will expedite evidence sharing on antimalarial drug resistance with policy makers in at 
least eight countries. We will help at least four countries respond promptly and effectively to these results. We 
will facilitate the use of evidence on antimalarial resista nce to inform better malaria treatment policies and will 
evaluate their uptake into clinical practice by primary healthcare workers in at least two countries. This will 
provide an evidence -based, reproducible model to mitigate the threat of antimalarial dr ug resistance and ensure 
sustained effective malaria treatment, including for the vulnerable communities that bear a disproportionately 
high burden of malaria and its sub -optimal treatment.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Durati on and timing  48 months (started 01.04.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103076  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/10110307 6) 
  
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- 81 - Name of programme or project  Post-discharge malaria chemoprevention in children with severe anaemia in Benin, Kenya, Malawi 
and Uganda: Formative and implementation research for policy decision making and 
implementa tion 
Objective or purpose  To undertake implementation research and translate results into national policy guidelines to promote PDMC  
uptake into clinical practice so that vulnerable children have access to life -saving medicines.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Institut de Recher che pour le Developpement  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Benin; Malawi; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Training & Research Unit of Excellence Limited; Makerere University; Institut de Recherche Clinique du Benin 
(IRCB)  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 1,891,351   
Field of technology  post-discharge malaria chemoprevention  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  The project is designed to provide evidence to support PDMC implementation.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  42 months (started 01.07.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103078  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator INSTITUT DE RECHERCHE POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT  (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103078 ) 
  
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- 82 - Name of programme or project  EPiTB: Addressing an unmet need: same da y diagnosis of extra -pulmonary TB in a high burden 
setting.  
Objective or purpose   This proposal encompasses a large prospective multicentric study (n= 2170 patients) of IRISA -TB in various 
forms of EPTB (pleural, pericardial, and peritoneal TB, and TB men ingitis). The proposed study (EPiTB) has 
excellent fidelity with the EDCTP call because it will enable "the registration of a new health technology through 
pragmatic effectiveness studies ", "enable uptake of results into clinical practice " and facilitate WHO endorsement.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  University of Cape Town Lung Institute P TY LTD* 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Zambia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  ZAMBART  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 461,924   
Field of technology  diagnostic technology  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Thus, EPiTB will drive the facilitation and uptake of an important new TB diagnostic test in Africa. Importantly, 
an African -invented and designed test will be promoted. Indeed, innovation and the deve lopment of an African 
knowledge -based economy is a key priority of the EDCTP.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  36 months (started 01.05.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103281  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN LUNG INSTITUTE PTY LTD* (contact point re achable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103281 ) 
  
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- 83 - Name of programme or project  Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence for Personalised Risk Assessment in Chronic Heart Failure  
Objective or purpose  AI4HF will develop the first trustworthy AI solutions for personalised risk assessment and management of HF 
patients. The project will build on a unique set of big data repositories, trustworthy AI methods, computational 
tools and clinical results from major EU -funded projects in cardiology. To test robustness, fairness, transparency, 
usability and transferability, the validation with take place in eight clinical centres in both high - and low -to-
middle -income countries in the EU and internationally. AI4HF will develop a comprehensive and standardised 
methodological framework for trustworthy and ethical AI development and evaluation based on the FUTURE -AI 
guidelines develop ed by the consortium members. AI4HF will be implemented through continuous multi -
stakeholder engagement, taking into account clinical needs and patient preferences, as well as socio -ethical and 
regulatory perspectives.  
Entity making the incentive availabl e European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Stichting Netherlands Heart Institute  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Tanzania  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 208,920   
Field of technology  artificial intelligence  
Category of technology  Health -related technology; Information and communications technology  
Output or impact  AI4HF will develop the first trustworthy AI solutions for personalised risk assessment and management of HF 
patients. The project will build on a unique set of big data repositories, trustworthy A I methods, computational 
tools and clinical results from major EU -funded projects in cardiology.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  48 months (started 01.06.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101080430  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator STICHTING  NETHERLANDS HEART INSTITUTE (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101080430 ) 
  
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- 84 - Name of programme or project  Stop transmi ssion of gambiense human African trypanosomiasis  
Objective or purpose  Gambiense human African trypanosomiasis (gHAT) is a neglected tropical disease caused by trypanosome 
parasites. gHAT is fatal if left untreated. So far, treatment options for gHAT were limited and toxic, forcing control 
programs to avoid overtreatment through complex diagnostic procedures, including screening with a serological 
test, laborious microscopic confirmation of seropositives and lumbar puncture for disease stage determination. 
This resulted in loss of up to 50% of gHAT cases, which remained untreated. Recently a non -toxic single dose 
oral drug, acoziborole, has shown 98.1% efficacy in a phase III trial, irrespective of gHAT disease stage. 
Acoziborole removes the need for lumbar puncture and appears safe enough to treat serological suspects without 
microscopic confirmation (Screen & treat). The STROGHAT project 1° will evaluate effectiveness of a Screen & 
treat approach to rapidly reduce gHAT prevalence in an entire focus; 2° will  extend acoziborole safety 
documentation; 3° and will analyze costs of this new approach. To achieve these objectives, Screen & treat will 
be implemented, actively and passively, for 3 consecutive years in the gHAT focus of Nord Equateur in D.R. 
Congo. Ava ilable geographical information will be exploited to specifically target villages where gHAT was 
recently, or still is present. Detection at a reference laboratory, of the trypanosomes nucleic acids in blood 
collected before treatment, will retrospectively  identify true gHAT cases among the treated serological suspects. 
After 3 years of intervention, the gHAT prevalence in the focus will be re -estimated. STROGHAT intends to 
provide the first evidence for recommending Screen & treat to national HAT control p rograms for elimination of 
gHAT. Through facilitated diagnosis, increased acceptability and access to treatment, STROGHAT will contribute 
to achieving the goal of stopping gHAT transmission by 2030, as defined by the World Health Organization.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Prins Leopold Instituut Voor Tropische Geneeskunde  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Democratic Republic of the Congo  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Programme National de Lutte Contre la Trypanosomiase Humaine; Institut National de Recherche Biomedicale 
du Zaire  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 1,446,125   
Field of technology  treatment technology  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  STROGHAT  intends to provide the first evidence for recommending Screen & treat to national HAT control 
programs for elimination of gHAT. Through facilitated diagnosis, increased acceptability and access to treatment, 
STROGHAT will contribute to achieving the goal of stopping gHAT transmission by 2030, as defined by the World 
Health Organization.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  60 months (started 01.07.2023)   
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- 85 - Name of programme or project  Stop transmi ssion of gambiense human African trypanosomiasis  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103189  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator PRINS LEOPOLD INSTITUUT VOOR TROPISCHE GENEESKUNDE (contact point  reachable via cordis 
page https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103189 ) 
  
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- 86 - Name of programme or project  The Integrate study : An adaptive platform trial for the development of a new intervention to 
combat Lassa fever in Africa  
Objective or purpose  The overall objective of the INTEGRATE project is to establish a GCP -compliant adaptive clinical platform trial in 
West Africa (Nigeria and other countries) to test the efficacy, tolerability and safety of repurposed and novel 
drug candidates for the treatment of LF. To address this objective, we focus our activities on 3 specific objectives: 
- to develop and implement an adaptive randomised control led phase II -III clinical platform trial evaluating drugs 
with proven preclinical activity against LF. - to build capacity for sustainable and independently conducted clinical 
research in West Africa by developing site, laboratory and medical care capacity  through North -South and South -
South technology transfer and training. This activity encompasses capacity building of the lead Nigerian 
institution in GCP compliant clinical trial sponsorship. - to engage communities with the proposed work plan and 
to asse ss acceptability of the trial.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Universite de Bordeaux  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Benin; Guinea; Liberia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Phebe Hospital and School of Nursing; Hopital National Donka; Fondation pour la Recherche Scientifique (FORS)  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 8,800,000 
Field of technology  drug discovery  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  The INTEGRATE consortium builds on a more than 15 years lasting highly successful collaboration between 
leading European and West African institutions focusing on the joint priority to better understand, manage, and 
combat LF in West Africa.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  60 months (started 01.07.2023)  
Website for fu rther information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103204  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator UNIVERSITE DE BORDEAUX (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103204 ) 
  
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- 87 - Name of programme or project  Implementation of an upgraded strategy to reach zero HIV transmission by breastfeedi ng in rural 
and urban settings in Zambia – the PROMISE -ZERO study  
Objective or purpose  The primary objective of the proposal is to assess the effectiveness of a similar intervention in 2 provinces of 
Zambia, to reach zero postnatal transmission. For this implementation research proposal, we will use the RE -
AIM framework.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Universite de Montpellier  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Uganda; Zambia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  The Infectious Diseases Institute Limited; Ministry of Health  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 2,505,750   
Field of technology  testing  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  By demonstrating the (cost) -effectiveness of POC tests and infant lamivudine (health technologies) to prevent 
infant HIV infection, identifying and addressing barriers to uptake in RE -AIM, notably via end -users participation, 
and ensuring the translation of research findings into policy through the strong involvement of policy makers, 
this study addresses both obj ectives of EDCTP -3 and those of the present call.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  48 months (started 01.07.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103295  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator UNIVERSITE DE MONTPELLIER (contact point reachable via cordis pag e 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103295 ) 
  
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- 88 - Name of programme or project  Implementation of superior treatment regimen and improved patient pathway for 
neurocysticercosis in Sub -Saharan Africa  
Objective or purpose  In NeuroSolve , we will demonstrate and promote a methodological approach for conducting health research that 
leads to improved adoption into policy and clinical practise. We will validate the approach by investigating 
evaluation - and implementation of an antiparasitic combination treatment and a serological test. Two health 
innovations that can make a major positive contribution to NCC management.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in develope d 
country Member  R-EVOLUTION WORLDWIDE SRL - IMPRESA SOCIALE  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Tanzania; Zambia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  University of Zambia; University of Dar Es Salaam ; Sokoine University of Agriculture  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 3,080,928   
Field of technology  health technology  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  The proposed approach includes (1) strengthening of clinical and research capacity through training and 
mentoring of early career researchers, clinicians and frontline healthcare workers as well as upgrading 
infrastructure for surveillance and control, (2)  demonstrating the improved pragmatic effectiveness of the 
combined treatment on quality of life (3) evaluating the potential impact of serological testing on the patient 
outcomes and the wider health system through a simulation study, (4) demonstrating th e cost -effectiveness and 
cost-benefit of the proposed health technologies, (5) developing and validating an implementation strategy that 
addresses identified barriers for uptake using the robust implementation frameworks and 6) enhance research 
results upt ake into national and international guidelines and health policy through engagement of relevant policy 
makers throughout the project period and beyond. If the intended impacts are reached, NeuroSolve will improve 
health outcomes of NCC patients, provide a blueprint for meaningful implementation research and demonstrate 
to policy makers how research can strengthen healthcare systems.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  48 months (started 01.05.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103306  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator R -EVOLUTION WORLDWIDE SRL - IMPRESA SOCIALE (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103306 ) 
  
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- 89 - Name of program me or project  Open Modelling Toolbox for development of long -term pathways for the energy system in Africa  
Objective or purpose  OpenMod4Africa aims to develop an open Toolbox populated with state -of-the-art models for analysing long -
term pathways to susta inable, secure and competitive energy systems in Africa. The Toolbox will build on EU 
projects like Open ENTRANCE, Plan4RES and FocusAfrica, and will adapt and further develop open models in 
accordance with the African context and needs. The models are sca lable, and can be applied to cities, industries 
and countries. Furthermore, a main objective for OpenMod4Africa is capacity building among energy models in 
academia. Four African universities will be actively involved in adapting models and conducting two regional case 
studies. The additional capacity and the open Toolbox will enable the universities to train new generations of 
energy modelling experts for the energy industries in Africa. A network of energy industries and universities in 
25 African countri es will also be engaged. These players will be invited to use the Toolbox, and to be involved in 
training activities. They will also be invited to a permanent network of expertise, which will be developed for 
further capacity building and collaboration bey ond the project. Two case studies will develop energy pathways 
for rural areas, cities, countries and large regions of countries in Western and Eastern Africa. The replication 
strategies will pave the way for further analyses beyond the project. Finally, O penMod4Africa aims to collaborate 
with other ongoing initiatives to maximize the impacts of the project and create synergies. The consortium 
consists of 12 partners and 2 associated partners. Five partners are African. Important long -term impacts from 
the three -year project include enabling academia and decision -makers in Africa to conduct their own analyses 
for the optimal development of their energy system, supplying energy to a much larger share of the population, 
and establishing a system based upon the  abundant share of renewables on the continent.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  SINTEF ENERGI AS  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Senegal; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Veritas Consulting Plc; Makerere University; Centre de Test des Systemes Solaire; Addis Ababa University  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 445,300   
Field of technology  energy technology  
Category of technology  Environmentally friendly or sustainable technology; Information and communications technology; Climate 
change mitigation technology  
Output or impact  OpenMod4Africa aims to develop an open Toolbox populated with state -of-the-art models for analysing long -
term pathways to sustainable, secure and competitive energy systems in Africa. The Toolbox will build on EU 
projects like Open ENTRANCE, Plan4RES and F ocusAfrica, and will adapt and further develop open models in 
accordance with the African context and needs. The models are scalable, and can be applied to cities, industries 
and countries.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress   
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- 90 - Name of program me or project  Open Modelling Toolbox for development of long -term pathways for the energy system in Africa  
Duration and timing  36 months (started 01.07.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101118123  
Contact point for further inf ormation  Coordinator SINTEF ENERGI AS (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101118123 ) 
  
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- 91 - Name of programme or project  Pan-Africa network for genomic surveillance of poverty related diseases and emerging pathogens  
Objective or purpose  The main aim of the proposed project is to use genomic epidemiology of tuberculosis, malaria and emerging and 
re-emerging pathogens in Africa as to better understand disease etiology, dynamics of disease transmission, and 
evolution of drug -resistant pathog ens. The study also aims to increase Africa 's capacity in bioinformatics, 
genomics, genomics data management, biobanking, and promote data sharing. Our goal is to improve the health 
of Africans with innovations in disease surveillance, equip the next gener ation of African scientists with cutting 
edge skills and strengthening south -south research collaborations.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Forschu ngszentrum Borstel Leibniz Lungenzentrum  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Benin; Mozambique; Tanzania  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Universite Nationale des Sciences, Technologies, Ingenierie et Mathematiques; Instituto Nacional de Saúde; 
Ifakara Health Institute Trust  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 538,588   
Field of technology  bioinformatics, genomics, genomics data management, biobanking, and promote data sharing  
Category of technology  Biotechnology and biodiversity; Health -related technology  
Output or impact  To achieve this, PANGenS will develop genomic epidemiology capacity across Africa by establishing a 
collaborative framework that brings together all expertis e to perform trainings and implementation in all relevant 
components ranging from wet lab to bioinformatics, and establish proof -of-concept studies for TB and malaria in 
in selected partner countries  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  48 months (started 01.07.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103174  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM BORSTEL LEIBNIZ LUNGENZENTRUM (contact point reachable via cordis 
page https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103174 ) 
  
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- 92 - Name of programme or project  Strengthening Environmental Surveillance to Advance Public Health Action  
Objective or purpose  The ODIN project aims at strengthening capacity for genomics and bioinformatics database management skills 
for generating, maintaining, and querying large genomic epidemiology data sets in sub -Saharan countries. To 
reach this goal, ODIN will develop a genomic surveillance system relying on environmental monitoring of major 
communicable disease agents and antimicrob ial resistance in community wastewater and other environmental 
samples containing human and animal excreta. In a socially and ethically acceptable anonymous manner, 
environmental surveillance systems follow the trends in prevalence and may detect the outbr eaks of 
communicable diseases in human communities and to convey this information to key stakeholders for the 
efficient implementation of data -driven public health policies. A strong and innovative aspect of this project is 
the combination of various semi -automatic bioinformatics tools for the processing and analysis of genomic 
epidemiology data, disseminated through a visual dashboard, providing means for timely public health 
interventions. The ODIN project implements the three pillars of the One Health fr amework: human health, 
animal health and the environment, which is crucial for communicable disease epidemiology in resource - and 
infrastructure -poor regions. Together with extensive training activities, ODIN implementation will result in a 
substantial str engthening in the capacity and infrastructure in sub -Saharan countries for genomic epidemiology. 
Networking and capacity building are an integrated part of the project activities and will comprise 
communication activities with stakeholders and training of MSc and PhD students. By its multi -disciplinary team, 
ODIN will contribute to setting up a sustainable model for how environmental surveillance systems can support 
the control of poverty -related and emerging/re -emerging infections in sub -Saharan Africa and  promote the 
public health interventions targeting safe water supply and sanitation.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Lunds Universitet  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burkina Faso; Democratic Republic of the Congo; Tanzania  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Universite de Kinshasa; National Institute for Medical Research; Centre National de Recherche Scientifique et 
Technologique*Institut de Recherche en Sciences de la Sante  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 1,646,500   
Field of technology  genomic epidemiology  
Category of technology  Biotechnology and biodiversity; Health -related technology  
Output or impact  Together with extensive training activities, ODIN implementation will result in a substantial strengthening in the 
capacity and infrastructure in sub -Saharan countries for genomic epidemiology. Netw orking and capacity 
building are an integrated part of the project activities and will comprise communication activities with 
stakeholders and training of MSc and PhD students. By its multi -disciplinary team, ODIN will contribute to 
setting up a sustainabl e model for how environmental surveillance systems can support the control of poverty -
related and emerging/re -emerging infections in sub -Saharan Africa and promote the public health interventions 
targeting safe water supply and sanitation.   
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- 93 - Name of programme or project  Strengthening Environmental Surveillance to Advance Public Health Action  
Status of the p rogramme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  36 months (started 01.07.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103253  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator LUNDS UNIVERSITET (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101103253 ) 
  
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- 94 - Name of programme or project  Boosting Drought Tolerance in Key Cereals in the Era of Climate Change  
Objective or purpose  Prolonged drought due to climate change has a severe impact on agriculture, requiring measures to secure yield 
stability under water -shortage conditions. This project aims to be a BOOSTER for developing innovative and 
sustainable strategies to create clima te resilient and drought tolerant cereals. Two synergistic strategies will be 
implemented to achieve this goal. Firstly, a new approach will identify genomic variants in regulatory regions 
functionally associated with drought tolerance. Novel regulatory el ements underlying resilience will inform 
efficient breeding efforts to create new drought tolerant cereal varieties. Secondly, novel seaweed extracts and 
microbial biostimulants will be developed as an eco -friendly approach for improving drought resilience . The two 
strategies will be tested in two cereals with different responsiveness to drought: European maize and Ethiopian 
teff, a cereal with high genetic similarity to the desiccation tolerant Eragrostis nindensis. BOOSTER will improve 
drought tolerance i n both maize and teff, while simultaneously exploring the potential for transferring species -
specific drought responsive features. By exploiting natural genetic variation to achieve drought tolerant 
genotypes and by developing biostimulants derived from li ving organisms, BOOSTER will take advantage of the 
already available natural resources to steer our agriculture towards novel drought tolerant varieties. Importantly, 
BOOSTER approaches and results are transferable to other crops. A tailored communication/ dissemination 
strategy and a stakeholders ' engagement plan will ensure the expected outcomes and impacts. The project will 
produce increased maize - and teff -derived biomass resources under harsh drought conditions, will lower 
irrigation requirement, will s trengthen competitiveness of European and African agri -food industry, and will 
provide concrete examples for improving public awareness about a sustainable use of bio -based technologies.  
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Consiglio per la Ricerca in Agricoltura e l'analisi dell'economia Agraria  
Beneficiary Member(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or ins titutions  Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 288,133   
Field of technology  genomic variation of maize and teff  
Category of technology  Food and agriculture; Climate change mitigation technology  
Output or impact  BOOSTER will improve drought tolerance in both maize and teff, while simultaneously exploring the potential for 
transferring species -specific drought responsive features. By exploiting nat ural genetic variation to achieve 
drought tolerant genotypes and by developing biostimulants derived from living organisms, BOOSTER will take 
advantage of the already available natural resources to steer our agriculture towards novel drought tolerant 
varieties. Importantly, BOOSTER approaches and results are transferable to other crops. The  project will produce 
increased maize - and teff -derived biomass resources under harsh drought conditions, will lower irrigation 
requirement, will strengthen competitivene ss of European and African agri -food industry, and will provide 
concrete examples for improving public awareness about a sustainable use of bio -based technologies.   
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Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  48 months (started 01.05.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101081770  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator CON SIGLIO PER LA RICERCA IN AGRICOLTURA E L 'ANALISI DELL 'ECONOMIA AGRARIA (contact 
point reachable via cordis page https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101081770 ) 
 
   
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- 96 - Name of programme or project  E-Shape: EUR GEOSS Showcases: Applications Powered by Europe  
Objective or purpose  The E -SHAPE proposal is driven by the need to develop operational EO  services with and for the users and to 
create a conducive environment whereby the strengths of Europe are exploited towards addressing societal 
challenges, fostering entrepreneurship and supporting sustainable development in the beneficiary countries (e.g . 
Ethiopia). The proposal objectives are 1) to develop operational EO services with and for users active in key 
societal sectors; 2) to demonstrate the benefits of the EO pilots through the coordinated downstream exploitation 
of EO data and the utilization  of existing EO resources; 3) to promote the uptake of pilots at national and 
international scale, across vertical markets (private and public) and amongst key user communities; 4) to enable 
the long -term sustainability of the numerous pilots, their penetr ation in public and private markets and support 
their upscaling; 5) to increase uptake by raising awareness on the solutions developed through tailored and well -
targeted communication, dissemination and outreach activities. The proposal aims at setting -up and promoting 
a sustainable organization dedicated to users ' uptake of European EO resources, building on Copernicus and 
GEOSS through the development of co -design pilots (i.e. application -oriented products, services or solutions) 
built on a user -centric a pproach and delivering economic, social and policy value to citizens. It has also the 
ambition through the development of 27 pilots organized in seven showcases to deliver information that will also 
contribute to the three GEO engagements (SDGs, Paris Agre ement and Sendai Framework).  
Entity making the incentive available  EU Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme.  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  The project coordinator: Association Pour la Recherche et le Developpem ent des Methodes et Processus 
Industriels (France) Other Partners From E U members are: - Academy of Athens (Greece); - Association 
Europeenne Eurisy (France); - Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique Cnrs (France); - Centro de 
Investigación Ecológica Y Aplicaciones Forestales (Spain); - Collecte Localisation Satellites (France); - Consiglio 
Nazionale Delle Ricerche (Italy); - Centro Internazionale in Monitoraggio Ambientale - Fondazione Cima (Italy); 
- Danmarks Tekniske Universi tet (Denmark); - Deimos Space Sociedad Limitada Unipersonal (Spain); - 
Deutscher Wetterdienst (Germany); - Deutsches Zentrum Fuer Luft - Und Raumfahrt Ev (Germany) - 
Diabalkaniko Kentro Periballontos (Greece); - Draxis Environmental S.A. (Greece); - Ethnik o Kentro Erevnas Kai 
Technologikis Anaptyxis (Greece); - European Association of Remote Sensing Companies (Belgium); - European 
Union Satellite Centre (Spain); - Evenflow (Belgium); - Eur Geosurveys - Egs (Belgium); - Fondazione Centro 
Eur -Mediterraneosui  Cambiamenti Climatici (Italy); - Helmholtz -Zentrum Fur Umweltforschung Gmbh - Ufz 
(Germany); - Helmholtz -Zentrum Geesthacht Zentrum Fur Material - Und Kustenforschung Gmbh (Germany); - 
Helsingin Yliopisto (Finland); - Ilmatieteen Laitos (Finland); - Instituto Portugues do Mar e da Atmosfera Ip 
(Portugal); - Integrated Carbon Observation System European Research Infrastructureconsortium (Finland); - 
Internationales Institut Fuer Angewandte Systemanalyse (Austria); - Istituto Nazionale Di Geofisica E 
Vulcanol ogia (Italy); - Luxembourg Institute Of Science And Technology (Luxembourg); - Mariene Informatie 
Service Maris Bv (Netherlands); - Martin -Luther -Universitaet Halle -Wittenberg (Germany); - Masarykova 
Univerzita (Czech Republic); - National Observatory Of A thens (Greece); - Neur Public Ae Pliroforikis & 
Epikoinonion (Greece); - Open Geospatial Consortium (Europe) Limited Lbg (United Kingdom); - Planetek Italia 
Srl (Italy); - Plymouth Marine Laboratory (United Kingdom); - Stichting Deltares (Netherlands); - Stichting 
Wageningen Research (Netherlands); - Suomen Ymparistokeskus (Finland); - Sveriges Meteorologiska Och 
Hydrologiska Institut (Sweden); - Transvalor S.A. (France); - Umweltbundesamt Gesellschaft Mit Beschrankter 
Haftung (Uba Gmbh) (Austria); - Univer sita della Calabria (Italy); - Universitaet Bayreuth (Germany); - 
Universiteit Twente (Netherlands); - Vedurstofa Islands (Iceland); - Vlaamse Instelling Voor Technologisch 
Onderzoek N.V. (Belgium); - Zentralanstalt Fur Meteorologie Und Geodynamik (Austria ) Other Non -EU members  
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- 97 - Name of programme or project  E-Shape: EUR GEOSS Showcases: Applications Powered by Europe  
Involved in the project are: - Schweizerisches Forschungsinstitut Fuer Hochgebirgsklima Und Medizin In Davos 
(Switzerland); - Tel Aviv University (Israel); responsible partner from L DC: - Mekelle University (Ethiopia).  
Beneficiary M ember(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  MEKELLE U niversity  (Ethiopia ) End-User: KIFIYA , ATA, IFAD, Moa, Mof, State Banks , Public Finance Enterprise 
Agency , Insurance Companies, Farmers . 
Nature of incentive measure  The research will: - Provide a financial service delivery to smallholder farmers in Ethiopia with a geodata -driven 
risk-mitigation (insurance) product that offers a basic safety net to protect them against weather related perils. 
The prov ision of the service will be supported by on -site training, eSupport to create a long -duration product 
sustainability and a country -specific independence in knowledge and skills.  
Financial implications  Overall budget: EUR 15,772,89.84. Maximum EU Grant A mount: EUR 14,998,976.27. Total requested EC 
Contribution for LDC country (Ethiopia): EUR 51,812.50 of which: - MEKELLE UNIVERSITY (Ethiopia): 
EUR 51,812.50.  
Field of technology  Vegetation -Index Crop -Insurance.  
Category of technology  Food and agricultur e 
Output or impact  The project will: - Assist farmers with actionable advises, - Support farmers to CAP conformance, - Mapping Crop 
type and monitor CAP 's Greening obligations, - Identify Crop through the use and fusion of EO, in -situ and crowd 
sources da ta. 
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 May 2019 until 30 April 2023.  
Website for further information  https://www.armines.net/fr   
Contact point for further information  ASSOCIATION POUR LA RECHERCHE ET LE DEVELOPPEMENT DES METHODES ET PROCESSUS INDUSTRIELS, 
Boulevard Saint Michel 60, 75272 Paris, France. Contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/820852  
  
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- 98 - Name of programme or project  Optimising a High Efficacy Plasmodium vivax Malaria Vaccine  
Objective or purpose  "Plasmodium vivax is the most widespread human malaria with 2.5 billion people living at risk in South America, 
Oceania and Asia. The revised Malaria Vaccine Technology Roadmap to 2030 recognises the severity of P. vivax 
malaria, calling for a vaccine inter vention to achieve 75% efficacy over two years, now equally weighted with P. 
falciparum. However, if this ambition is to be realised, new and innovative approaches are urgently required to 
accelerate next -generation vaccine research and development, whilst  the few known candidate antigens need to 
undergo early -phase clinical assessment.  Here, we build on exciting breakthroughs in P. vivax vaccine research, 
recently pioneered in Europe, including new transgenic parasite technologies for functional assay dev elopment 
and production of a parasite clone that is safe for use in controlled human malaria infection (CHMI) clinical 
models. The Objectives of OptiViVax will now integrate ambitious multi -disciplinary scientific and clinical 
approaches around the parasit e's lifecycle and will use our increased knowledge of P. vivax immuno -biology to 
further develop next -generation vaccines with improved efficacy. We will diversify the portfolio of new antigens 
ready for clinical testing by reverse vaccinology and diversif y their delivery with new platforms and adjuvants 
developed using sustainable and improved GMP bio -manufacturing know -how. In parallel, the efficacy of known 
leading antigens will be benchmarked for the first time using innovative design of clinical studie s and CHMI 
models making these lead candidate vaccines ready for future field trials. Improved preclinical functional assays, 
using state -of-the-art transgenic parasite lines, will also allow for mechanisms of antibody -mediated protection 
to be deciphered.  The availability of new functional assays and human challenge models will underpin the future 
framework for informed decision making by the clinical vaccine community, policy makers, funders and 
regulators. " 
Entity making the incentive available  European  Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Stichting Radboud Universitair Medisch Centrum  
Beneficiary Member(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Armauer  Hansen Research Instiute  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 152,499   
Field of technology  vaccine development  
Category of technology  Health -related technology   
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- 99 - Name of programme or project  Optimising a High Efficacy Plasmodium vivax Malaria Vaccine  
Output or impact  The Objectives of OptiViVax will now integrate ambitious multi -disciplinary scientific and clinical approaches 
around the parasite 's lifecycle and will use our increased knowledge of P. vivax immuno -biology to further 
develop next -generation vaccines with improved efficacy. We will diversify the portfolio of new antigens ready 
for clinical testing by reverse vaccinology and diversify their delivery with new platforms and adjuvants developed 
using sustainable and improved GMP bio -manufacturing know -how. In p arallel, the efficacy of known leading 
antigens will be benchmarked for the first time using innovative design of clinical studies and CHMI models 
making these lead candidate vaccines ready for future field trials. Improved preclinical functional assays, u sing 
state-of-the-art transgenic parasite lines, will also allow for mechanisms of antibody -mediated protection to be 
deciphered. The availability of new functional assays and human challenge models will underpin the future 
framework for informed decision making by the clinical vaccine community, policy makers, funders and 
regulators.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  60 months (started 01.06.2023)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101080744  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator STICHTING RADBOUD UNIVERSITAIR MEDISCH  CENTRUM (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101080744 )  
  
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- 100 - Name of programme or project  Expanding Integrated Assessment Modelling: Comprehensive and Comprehensible Science for 
Sustainable, Co -Created Climate Action  
Objective or purpose  "Neither the first round of Nationally  Determined Contributions (NDCs) nor currently implemented climate policies 
are on track to meeting the Paris Agreement 's objectives. Parties are expected to increase their ambition and 
produce new NDCs covering the post -2030 period. The design of a multi -dimensional set of policy measures that 
comprise countries ' climate policy agendas is supported by equally diverse integrated assessment modelling 
(IAM) activities. Notwithstanding the recent progress in the IAM literature and scenario space, the modelling  
world has fallen short of its promise to include non -scientists in its process; to account for individual choices and 
lifestyle changes that are indirectly narrated as assumptions not interacting with the vividly modelled technology -
economy -environment -policy flows; and to place climate action as a cross -cutting theme in the sustainability 
spectrum. IAM COMPACT will support the assessment of global climate goals, progress, and feasibility space, as 
well as the design of the next round of NDCs and policy pl anning beyond 2030 for major emitters and non -high-
income countries. We will use a diverse ensemble of models, tools, and insights from social and political sciences 
and operations research, and will integrate bodies of knowledge to co -create the research process and enhance 
transparency, robustness, and policy relevance. We will explore the role of structural changes in major emitting 
sectors and of political, behaviour, and social aspects in mitigation; quantify factors promoting or hindering 
climate neut rality; and account for extreme scenarios, to deliver a range of global and national pathways that 
are environmentally effective, economically viable, politically feasible, and socially desirable. In doing so, we will 
fully account for COVID -19 impacts and  recovery strategies, and align climate action with broader sustainability 
goals, while developing technical capacity and promoting ownership in non -high-income countries. " 
Entity making the incentive available  European Commission, Horizon Europe  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Ethnicon Metsovion Polytechnion  
Beneficiary Member(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Addis Ababa University  
Nature of incentive measure  Research and innovation project  
Financial implications  EUR 30,750  
Field of technology   
Category of technology  Climate change mitigation technology   
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Sustainable, Co -Created Climate Action  
Output or impact  IAM COMPACT will support the assessment of global climate goals, progress, and feasibil ity space, as well as the 
design of the next round of NDCs and policy planning beyond 2030 for major emitters and non -high-income 
countries. We will use a diverse ensemble of models, tools, and insights from social and political sciences and 
operations res earch, and will integrate bodies of knowledge to co -create the research process and enhance 
transparency, robustness, and policy relevance. We will explore the role of structural changes in major emitting 
sectors and of political, behaviour, and social asp ects in mitigation; quantify factors promoting or hindering 
climate neutrality; and account for extreme scenarios, to deliver a range of global and national pathways that 
are environmentally effective, economically viable, politically feasible, and sociall y desirable. In doing so, we will 
fully account for COVID -19 impacts and recovery strategies, and align climate action with broader sustainability 
goals, while developing technical capacity and promoting ownership in non -high-income countries.  
Status of t he programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  36 months (started 01.09.2022)  
Website for further information  https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101056306  
Contact point for further information  Coordinator ETHNICON METSOVION POLYTECHNION (contact point reachable via cordis page 
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101056306 )  
   
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2.1  Spain  
Name of programme or project  International technological cooperation projects with certification and unilateral monitoring.  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international technological cooperation with unilateral certification and monitoring are 
projects conducted by formally constituted consortiums, with the participation of one or more Spanish companies 
that collaborate effectively in an R&D project with one or more partners, foreigners from the following countries: 
Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Ca bo Verde, Cambodia, Qatar, Chile, China, 
Colombia, Côte d'Ivoire , Costa Rica, Republic of  Korea, Cuba, U nited Arab Emirates , United States of America , 
Ecuador, Egypt, Philippines, Ghana, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Jordan, 
Kuwait, Sri Lanka, Lao  DPR, Lebanon, Mala ysia, Morocco, Maurita nia, Myanmar, Mexico, Oman, Peru, Russia n 
Federation , Senegal, Singapore, Thailand, Chinese Taipei , Tunisia, Uruguay, Viet  Nam. Among them Bangladesh, 
Cambodia, Myanmar and Senegal are countries included in the list of Least Developed Countries of the Unit ed 
Nations Committee for Development Policy  
Entity making the incentive available  The Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (CDTI) is a Public Business Entity, answering to the 
Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation, which fosters the te chnological development and innovation of 
Spanish companies. It is the entity that channels the funding and support applications for national and 
international R&D&i projects of Spanish companies. The CDTI thus seeks to contribute to improving the 
technolo gical level of the Spanish companies by means of implementing the following activities: • Financial and 
economic -technical assessment of R&D projects implemented by companies. • Managing and fostering Spanish 
participation in international technological co operation programmes. • Fostering international business 
technology transfer and support services for technological innovation. • Supporting the setting up and 
consolidating technological companies.  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
countr y Member  Companies  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Bangladesh; Cambodia; Lao People 's Democratic Republic; Mauritania; Myanmar; Senegal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  • Companies • Universities • Research Institutions • Technological Centres  
Nature of incentive measure  • Non -financial incentives: Support to national firms identifying potential partners (advice, contacts, etc.) and 
support to third countries (advice, contacts, etc.) • Financial incentives to national firm s: soft loans at fixed 
interest rate (Euribor at 1 year) of up to 85% of the budget of Spanish participation, amortization up to 15 years 
with a non -reimbursable tranche of 33% of the credit granted by the CDTI.  
Financial implications   
Field of technology  All sectors except military sector.  
Category of technology    
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- 103 - Name of programme or project  International technological cooperation projects with certification and unilateral monitoring.  
Output or impact  To promote international technological cooperation between Spanish and foreign companies, through projects 
led by companies with the aim of promoting the competitiven ess of Spanish and foreign companies, encouraging, 
and supporting joint technological projects aimed at the development and/or adaptation of new products, 
processes, or services for international markets.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  This programme supports multi -annual projects (1 and 3 years of development). This programme has no end 
date. 
Website for further information  Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology: www.cdti.es  
Contact point for further information  Contact email: info@cdti.es  
 
   
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- 104 - Name of programme or project  ICOOP  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific cooperation in Valorisation of wastewater for agricultural uses  
Entity making the incentive available  CSIC 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Nsto. Catalisis y Petroleoquimica  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Togo 
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Unversity of Lomé  
Nature of incentive measure  Development cooperation grants. Convocatorias propias CSIC.  
Financial implications  EUR 24,000 Payment for travel and stays at CSIC  
Field of technology  Chemistry and Chemical Technologies  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of promoting the competitiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  From: 1/1/2021 to: 31/12/2022  
Website for further information  https://www.csic.es/es/internacional/ cooperacion -y-recursos -internacionales  
Contact point for further information  vri@csic.es  
  
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- 105 - Name of programme or project  ICOOP  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific cooperation in Dichotomy between radio -loud and radio -quiet 
quasars  
Entity making the incentive available  CSIC 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Insto. Astrofisica de Andalucia  
Beneficiary Member(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  ETHIOPIAN SPACE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE  
Nature of incentive measure  Development cooperation grants. Convocatorias propias CSIC.  
Financial implications  EUR 24,000 Payment for travel and stays at CSIC  
Field of technology  Astrophysics  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of promoting the competitiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  From:1/1/2021 to: 31/12/2022  
Website for further information  https://www.csic.es/es/internacional/cooperacion -y-recursos -internacionales  
Contact point for fur ther information  vri@csic.es  
  
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- 106 - Name of programme or project  ICOOP  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific cooperation in MORPHOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR 
CHARACTERIZATION OF LOCAL TANZANIAN AVOCADO GERMPLASM  
Entity making the incentive available  CSIC 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Insto. Hortofruticultura Subtropical Med.la Mayora  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Tanzania  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  University of Dar Es Salaam  
Nature of incentive measure  Development cooperation grants. Convocatorias propias CSIC.  
Financial implications  EUR 24,000 Payment for travel and stays at CSIC 
Field of technology  Agricultural Sciences  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of promoting the competitiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  From: 1/1/2022 to: 31/12/2023  
Website for further information  https://www.csic.es/es/internacional/cooperacion -y-recursos -internacionales  
Contact point for further information  vri@csic.es  
  
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- 107 - Name of programme or project  ICOOP  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific cooperation  in Interacciones planta -suelo en ambientes 
contrastados: Anticipando los impactos del cambio global  
Entity making the incentive available  CSIC 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Estacion  Experimental Zonas Aridas  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Senegal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Université Assane Seck  
Nature of incentive measure  Development cooperation grants. Convocatorias propias CSIC.  
Financial implications  EUR 24,000 Payment for travel and stays at CSIC  
Field of technology  Agricultural Sciences  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of promoting the competitiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  From: 1/1/2021 to: 31/12/2022  
Website for further information  https://www.csic.es/es/internacional/cooperacion -y-recursos -internacionales  
Contact point for further information  vri@csic.es  
  
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- 108 - Name of programme or project  ICOOP  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific cooperation in MOHPA: Monitoring  environmental & Health quality 
with Participatory Approaches  
Entity making the incentive available  CSIC 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Insto. Ciencias del Mar  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Tanzania  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Tanzania Fisheries Research Institute  
Nature of incentive measure  Ayudas de cooperación al Desarrollo. Convocatorias propias CSIC 
Financial implications  EUR 24,000 Pago de viajes y estancias en CSIC  
Field of technology  Ciencias del Mar  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of promoting the competitiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  From: 1/1/2021 to: 31/12/2022  
Website for further information  https://www.csic.es/es/internacional/cooperacion -y-recursos -internacionales  
Contact point for further information  vri@csic.es  
  
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- 109 - Name of programme or project  ICOOP  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific cooperation in Optical Imaging tools in highly prevalent 
ophthalmological disorders  
Entity making the incentive available  CSIC 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Insto. Optica Daza De Valdes  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Liberia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Liberia Eye Center  
Nature of incentive measure  Development cooperation grants. Convocatorias propias CSIC.  
Financial implications  EUR 24,000 Payment for travel and stays at CSIC  
Field of technology  Optics  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of promoting the competitiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  From: 1/1/2021 to 31/12/2022  
Website for further information  https://www.csic.es/es/internacional/cooperacion -y-recursos -internacionales  
Contact point for further information  vri@csic.es  
  
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- 110 - Name of programme or project  ICOOP  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific cooperation  in Estudio de la Variabilidad Climática en África 
Occidental para una Sociedad Sostenible  
Entity making the incentive available  CSIC 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Insto. Geociencias  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Senegal  
Bene ficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Universite Cheikh Anta Diop  
Nature of incentive measure  Development cooperation grants. Convocatorias propias CSIC.  
Financial implications  EUR 24,000 Payment for travel and stays at CSIC  
Field of technology  Climate and society  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of promot ing the competitiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  From: 1/1/2022 to: 31/12/2023  
Website for further information  https://www.csic.es/es/internacional/cooperacion -y-recursos -internacionales  
Contact point for further information  vri@csic.es  
  
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- 111 - Name of programme or project  ICOOP  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific cooperation in Diseño y desarrollo de vacunas en plataforma  VLP 
contra Chagas (CHAVAX).  
Entity making the incentive available  CSIC 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  INST. BIOFISIKA  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Haiti 
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Haiti State University  
Nature of incentive measure  Development cooperation grants. Convocatorias propias CSIC.  
Financial implications  EUR 24,000 Payment for travel and stays at CSIC  
Field of technology  Life Sciences  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of promoting the competitiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  1/1/2021 to 31/12/2022  
Website for further information  https://www.csic.es/es/internacional/cooperacion -y-recursos -internacionales  
Contact point for further information  vri@csic.es  
  
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- 112 - Name of programme or project  KET2021  
Objective or purpose  Scientific collaboration between the Crystallographic Studies research group of the Andalusian Institute of Earth 
Sciences (IACT -CSIC), the Wangari Maathai Institute for Peace and Environment of the University of Nairobi in 
Kenya and the University of Bahir Dar in Ethiopia.  
Entity making the incentive available  CSIC 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Insto. Andaluz de C iencias de la Tierra  
Beneficiary Member(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  University Bahir Dar (Ethiopia)  
Nature of incentive measure  Development cooperation grants. Convocatorias propias CSIC.  
Financial implications  EUR 24,000 Payment for travel and stays at CSIC  
Field of technology  Ciencias de la Vida, geociencias  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of promoting the competitiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  From: 1/6/2022 to: 31/12/2022  
Website for further information  https://www.csic.es/es/internacional/cooperacion -y-recursos -internacionales  
Contact point for further information  vri@csic.es  
  
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- 113 - Name of programme or project  Proyecto Innovación AECID  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific and innovation cooperation in Desfluorination and reuse of waste 
by natural resources in the Rift Valley  
Entity making the incentive available  AECID  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
coun try Member   
Beneficiary Member(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  University of Addis Ababa  
Nature of incentive measure  Convocatorias externa AECID  
Financial implications  EUR 100.000  
Field of technology  Water and Agricultural Sciences  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Improving rural drinking water systems by removing fluoride from contaminated water through zeolite treatment  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  From: 15/02/2021, to: 14/02/2023  
Website for further information  https://www.adsong.org/rifawater -desfluorizacion -en-etiopia -csic-ads/ 
Contact point for further information  Isabel Díaz Carretero ( idiaz@csic.es ) 
  
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- 114 - Name of programme or project  AFRICULTURES  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific cooperation in Enhancing Food Security in AFRIcan AgriCULTUral 
Systems with the Support of REmote Sensing  
Entity making the incentive available  UE 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  ICUS CSIC  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Niger  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Centre Regional Agrhymet  
Nature of incentive measure  Ayudas Programa Marco UE  
Financial implications  EUR 8,531,533.20 
Field of technology  Agricultural Sciences  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of prom oting the competitiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  From: 01/11/2017, to: 31/10/2022  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  programas.europeos@csic.es  
  
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- 115 - Name of programme or project  EHVA  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific cooperation in European HIV Vaccine Alliance (EHVA): a EU 
platform for the discovery and evaluation of novel prophylactic and therapeutic vaccine candidates  
Entity making the incentive available  EU 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  ICUS C SIC 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Uganda National Health Research Organisation  
Nature of incentive measure  Ayudas Programa Marco UE  
Financial implications  EUR 28,224,696.25 
Field of technology  Life Sciences  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of promoting the competi tiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  From: 01/01/2016, to: 30/06/2023  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  programas.europeos@csic.es  
  
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- 116 - Name of programme or project  EPN-2024 -RI 
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific cooperation in Europlanet - Research Infrastructure 2020 -2024 
Entity making the incentive available  EU 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  ICUS CSIC  
Beneficiary Member(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Mekelle University  
Nature of incentive measure  Ayudas Programa Marco UE  
Financial implications  EUR 11,131,775.75 
Field of technology  Astrophysics  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of promoting the competitiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  From: 01/02/2020, to: 31/01/2024  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  programas.europeos@csic.es  
  
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- 117 - Name of programme or project  ISIDORE  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific cooperation in Integrated Services for Infectious Disease 
Outbreak Research  
Entity making the incentive available  EU 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Ministere de la Sante (Burkina Faso) Centre Regional de Recherche (Senegal)  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burkina Faso; Senegal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions   
Nature of incentive measure  Ayudas Programa Marco UE  
Financial implications  EUR 20,998,624  
Field of technology  Life Sciences  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of promoting the competitiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  From: 01/02/2022, to: 31/01/2025  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  programas.europeos@csic.es  
  
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- 118 - Name of programme or project  LEAP4FNSSA  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific cooperation in Support to the implementation of the Long -term 
EU-AU Research and Innovation Partnership for Food and Nutrition Security and Sustainable Agriculture  
Entity making the incentive available  EU 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  ICUS CSIC  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burkina Faso; Senegal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Fonds National de la Recherche (Burkina Faso) Knowledge Economy Foundation (Senegal)  
Nature of incentive measure  Ayudas Programa Marco UE  
Financial implications  EUR 5,136,250.55 
Field of technology  Agriculture  and Food Security  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of promoting the competitiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  From: 01/11/2018, to: 31/10/2022  
Website for  further information   
Contact point for further information  programas.europeos@csic.es  
  
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- 119 - Name of programme or project  LEAP -AGRI  
Objective or purpose  Bilateral R&D projects in international scientific cooperation in A long -term EU -Africa research and innovation 
partnership on food and nutrition security and sustainable agriculture  
Entity making the incentive available  EU 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in deve loped 
country Member  ICUS CSIC  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burkina Faso  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Fonds National de la Recherche  
Nature of incentive measure  Ayudas Programa Marco UE  
Financial implications  EUR 9,223,729.35 
Field of technology  Agriculture  and Food Security  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To promote international scientific cooperation between Spanish and developing  countries , through projects led 
by research institutes and universities with the aim of promoting the competitiveness of scientific research in the 
sustainable development goals.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  From: 01/12/2016, to: 30/11/2022  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  programas.europeos@csic.es  
   
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The Czech Republic provides financial incentives to the enterprises and institutions in it s territory in order to promote and encourage technology transfer 
to least  developed country Members and observers in the wider framework of its development cooperation.  Selected projects  with technology and know -
how transfer component, developed in cooper ation with the beneficiaries, are listed below.  
Name of programme or project  Czech Perinatology Hands Fly to Cambodia (maternal and newborn care in a newly built 
perinatology unit)  
Objective or purpose  Provision of high -tech medical beds by the Czech firm Linet was realized in cooperation with the General 
University Hospital in Prague, Charles University in Prague and the Czech Association of Manufacturers and 
Suppliers of Medical Equipment. This initiat ive forms part of a comprehensive collaborative project of Cambodian 
and Czech medical professionals aiming at the improvement of maternal and newborn care in the perinatology 
centre of National Pediatric Hospital in Phnom Penh and Kampong Chhnang province . It is focused on complete 
perinatology technology and know -how transfer (other activities within the project include the introduction of 
screening ultrasound examinations, workshops on hygiene and prevention of the spread of infectious diseases 
and the d evelopment of a mobile application for collecting hospital data). Further, to arrange for an appropriate 
adoption of the transferred technology, local experts were trained in how to use the provided technology for 
complex patient care.  
Entity making the i ncentive available  Czech Development Agency  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Endowment fund Vita et Futura, company Linet spol. s r.o.  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Cambodia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  National Pediatric Hospital in Phnom Penh  
Nature of incentive measure  Public funding (partnership of public and private sector). The project involved both technology transfer and a 
strong know -how transfer.  
Financial implications  CZK 1,098,000 (approx. USD 50,000) for beds provision.  
Field of technology  Medical equipment  
Category of technology  Health -related technology   
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- 121 - Name of programme or project  Czech Perinatology Hands Fly to Cambodia (maternal and newborn care in a newly built 
perinatology unit)  
Output or impact  Cambodia 's health sector has made significant progress in recent decades, but foreign assistance remains an 
essential factor for further improvement. Proper medical equipment is an integral part of good healthcare and 
medical beds produced by Linet are recognised f or their outstanding technical parameters. This need was 
addressed by this project in order to support the overall improvement of perinatal care in the National Pediatric 
Hospital in Phnom Penh and Kampong Chhnang province. The project aims to reduce neona tal, under -five and 
maternal mortality by improving access to antenatal and postnatal care and training of health workers by Czech 
experts experienced in various fields of medicine. The design of the care system is based on experience in the 
Czech Republic  but takes into account local human and material capacity, as well as the knowledge of the 
professional staff and local needs.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed (Provision of beds was completed in 2023. The program "Czech perinatology hands fly  to Cambodia " 
l) 
Duration and timing  Beds were provided in 2023 (overall perinatology program is planned for 2021 -2023).  
Website for further information  http://ww w.czechaid.cz/projekty/ceske -perinatologicke -ruce-leti-do-kambodze/  (currently available only in 
Czech)  
Contact point for further information  Czech Development Agency, Nerudova 3, 118 50 Prague 1, info@czechaid.cz  
  
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- 122 - Name of programme or project  Interlocking Bricks for Kashitu  
Objective or purpose  The Czech Technical University in Prague and their local partner New Renato Community Society introduce a 
manual brick -press machine and improved unfired brick production technology to the region. The unfired brick 
represents a technology historically used  in Zambia. This is also a favourable option for building constructions 
as Zambian timber stocks used for brick firing are limited, wood is endangered by wood -eating insects common 
in this area and further deforestation may represent an environmental issue . Proven technology of high -quality 
and durable construction material (which was subject to multiple stress tests) and a simple building tool that is 
easy to use for everyone and at a reasonable cost create an opportunity to promote construction and encour age 
small businesses. Complex analysis of the local conditions (analysis of the local soil, building degradation over 
time, rainfall pattern) preceded the machine construction in order to adapt the technology to the specific needs. 
This building technology  improves traditional brick production to high -quality bricks with interlocking features in 
a shape similar to toy bricks. The introduced system provides easy manipulation and a simple building process. 
Brick machines will bring a great alternative in the field of building materials for the local community. Compared 
to traditional bricks, the presented bricks are stable in their dimensions, stronger, more durable, and do not 
need to be burnt. At the same time, the entire production process is significantly faster. Moreover, the technology 
will be right away applied on the spot - local inhabitants are provided with training courses finished with the 
construction of the model building using unfired brick technology. The shared know -how of locals and the Czech 
Technical University has a strong potential to improve upon traditional technology and bring a wide range of 
business and local infrastructure opportunities.  
Entity making the incentive available  Czech -UNDP Partnership for the SDGs  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  The Czech Technical University in Prague  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Zambia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  New Renato Community Society  
Nature of incentive measure   
Financial implications  USD 40,000 (USD 74,560 incl. co -financing)  
Field of technology  Building construction  
Category of technology  Other (Building technology enabling decent work and economic growth)   
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- 123 - Name of programme or project  Interlocking Bricks for Kashitu  
Output or impact  Kashitu  is a rural Zambian area in Central Province with 18.000 inhabitants. The project is tackling multiple 
interconnected needs in the area. An initiative of improved building technology and related technology of bricks 
production development directly stems fr om the request of the local community and the local partner New Renato 
Community Society. This non -profit organisation engages in rural development which is inseparably connected 
with appropriate education and provides rural inhabitants with training in e. g. beekeeping, agriculture and good 
nutrition. All these activities lead to the establishment of local businesses using the available sources. In 
cooperation with them, insufficient infrastructure (including a secondary school) was identified as a crucial 
problem in this area. To construct the proper civic amenities for business and education, adopted technology 
should be used. It will not only enhance the local technology know -how using the already -existing improved 
technology, but it will also promote the  social development of all population groups and the improvement of 
living conditions.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  2022 
Website for further information  https://undp.cz/portfolio -item/zambia -construction -cvut-czech -brick-solution/  
Contact point for further information  UNDP Istanbul  Regional Hub, Key Plaza, Abide -i Hürriyet Cd No:142, 34381, Ş işli/İstanbul, Türkiye, 
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- 124 - Name of programme or project  Smart Technology Transfer for Ethiopia  
Objective or purpose  The project will use UNICO 's EXPERTS.AI platform, which collects information on university assets such as 
experts, publications, research projects, technologies or patents, to improve the commercialisation of academic 
research results and to raise awareness among private investors ab out the research conducted by two leading 
Ethiopian universities - Jimma University and Hawassa University. Through EXPERTS.AI widgets, all university 
assets are presented in a structured and appealing way on university websites to the private sector.  AI algorithms 
will help create profiles of academic experts and their achievements, as well as enable personalised searches 
and intelligent recommendations.  In addition, experts from local university Technology Transfer Offices (TTOs) 
will be trained in seve ral transfer workshops on how to build a network of stakeholders for technology transfer 
and how to apply scientific activity in the commercial sector. A start -up competition, planned by UNICO as one 
of the follow -up activities of the project, should also further promote business know -how in situ.  
Entity making the incentive available  Czech -UNDP Partnership for the SDGs  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  UNICO.AI  
Beneficiary Member(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Hawassa University  
Nature of incentive measure   
Financial implications  USD 39,992 (USD 54,992 incl. co -financing)  
Field of technology  Database management for public sector  
Category of technology  Information and communications technology  
Output or impact  In 2012, Ethiopia adopted a new Science, Technology and Innovation Policy, which identified technology transfer 
as one of the critical policy areas. As a result, TTOs have been establis hed in universities across the country. 
However, effective links between academic institutions and the private sector (industry) contributing to the 
commercialisation of technology (inseparably linked to successful technology transfer) and increased indust rial 
productivity, have not been established. Thus, there is a lack of awareness of the benefits of mutual cooperation. 
The Czech company UNICO.AI, together with its local partner Hawassa University, is addressing this challenge 
through improved data manag ement and effective presentation of research results to local businesses and the 
public sector, with a focus on presenting university research centres to private investors.   Having in view that 
the local technology training is important for the project su ccess and to ensure the adaptation of the technology 
to local needs, the university TTOs are significantly involved in the project. The local experts will be trained on 
how to master the provided technology and knowledge, thus the absorptive capacity of th e technology transfer 
recipient will be enhanced. The aspect of technological learning and technology commercialisation should enable 
local experts to establish the local technological base.   
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  2022-2023  
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- 125 - Name of programme or project  Smart Technology Transfer for Ethiopia  
Website for further information  https://undp.cz/portfolio -item/ethiopia -education -unico -czech -technology/  
Contact point for further information  UNDP Istanbul  Regional Hub, Key Plaza, Abide -i Hürriyet Cd No:142, 34381, Şişli /İstanbul, Türkiye, 
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- 126 - Name of programme or project  Safer Roads in Ethiopia Through Identification of High Risk Locations  
Objective or purpose  In order to find a long -term solution for road safety in Addis Ababa, issues on a systemic level should be 
addressed,  while the availability of source data is a prerequisite for this approach.  This project develops an 
analytical traffic safety ma p (using GLayer technology) and dashboards focused on the interactive analysis of 
traffic accidents. This solution will transform complex data into charts and maps and visualize the most 
problematic areas. Such user -friendly data presentation allows for a  deep analysis of traffic safety to identify 
high-risk locations and to get in -depth knowledge of factors that increase the risk of severe accidents. These 
data-driven insights using both historical and real -time data can help decision -makers of Addis Abab a at different 
levels of governance gain important information to better design, implement and evaluate measures aimed at 
reducing road accidents. The data -based solution contributes to the Ethiopian Development Challenge related to 
Sustainable urbanizatio n and Smart City technologies, including strategic benchmarking tools for economic 
growth via Big Data usage.  
Entity making the incentive available  Czech -UNDP Partnership for the SDGs  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  InnoConnect s.r.o.  
Beneficiary Member(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Addis Ababa City Administration Traffic Management Agency  
Nature of incentive measure   
Financial implications  USD 40,000 (USD 57,600 incl. co -financing)  
Field of technology  Visual analytics of big geospatial data for traffic safety  
Category of technology  Information and communications technology  
Output or impact  The project stems from a need for a long -term safety solution while identifying the causes of the accidents at a 
systemic level, which could enable changes in a road traffic system. According to the Global Road Safety Facility, 
WHO estimated more than 27.0 00 road accident fatalities in Ethiopia in 2016, which corresponds to 26,7 fatalities 
per 100.000 population, mostly pedestrians. Victims of the accidents are mostly children and young people. To 
produce positive road safety outcomes, strong management in all aspects of road safety is the key, including 
improvement of road design and operation of the traffic. Many cities have created and adopted urban mobility 
plans and strategies based on the data sets. However, the data used to inform these strategies oft en come from 
siloed sources and so helpful insights that could be used to inform traffic safety policy remain unlocked.  This is 
why the Czech company InnoConnect together with their local partners G Andy Engineering Consult PLC and 
Addis Ababa City Admini stration Traffic Management Agency through Challenge Fund implement the project 
Safer Roads in Ethiopia through identification of high -risk locations.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  2022 
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Contact point for further information  UNDP Istanbul  Regional Hub, Key Plaza, Abide -i Hürriyet Cd No:142, 34381, Şişli/İstanbul, Türkiye, 
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- 128 - 2.3  Sweden  
Technology transfer refers to the ways and means through which companies, individuals and organizations acquire technology or  know -how from third 
parties, whether such technology is IPR -protected or not, including know -how. More often than not, technology transfer is one component of a complex 
project. LDCs acquiring a viable technological base depends on both the provision of technology or equipment and on acquisiti on of relevant know -how, 
management and production skills, improved access to knowledge sources.  
This year's report shows that Sweden, through the Renewable Energy Programme, takes its commitments and obligations under Art icle 66.2 TRIPS 
seriously and makes efforts to put in p lace projects that incentivize technology transfer to LDCs.  
Name of programme or project  Renewable Energy Programme  
Objective or purpose  Objective 1: Contribute to increased capacity of institutions and organisations to initiate or contribute to ongoing 
early reform and change processes in the area of renewable energy. Objective 2: Increased investments in 
renewable energy. Objective 3: Increased use of renewable energy and increased access to electricity for people 
living in poverty in cities as well as in rural areas.  
Entity making the incentive available  Through a framework agreement the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) has 
commissioned LIFE Academy to carry out a three + three years programme on Renewable Energy.  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  The programmes are open to various types of decision makers, such as planners, trainers, managers and 
specialists in the energy sector working at government institutions or private companies in  developing countries.  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Kenya; Mozambique; Tanzania; Uganda; Zambia; Zimbabwe  
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions   
Nature of incentive measure  The Renewable Energy Programme runs over a period of three + three years with continuous support from LIFE 
Academy, including workshops in the partner countries as well as study periods in Sweden. The second 
programme within the framework agreement has bee n signed -off by Sida at the end of 2020.  
Financial implications  The allocated budget for the first sign -off of the Renewable Energy Programme was SEK 19,7 million and the 
second sign -off has an allocated budget of SEK 19,5 million.  
Field of technology  The technology transfer covers knowledge of renewable energy and its benefits for sustainable development 
and poverty reduction, as well as increased knowledge of methods and tools for renewable energy and energy 
efficiency.  
Category of technology  Environme ntally friendly or sustainable technology   
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- 129 - Name of programme or project  Renewable Energy Programme  
Output or impact  The programme has so far resulted in a number of locally arranged conferences and workshops in all 
participating countries where specialists from LIFE Academy have participated as experts. The par ticipants have 
also developed change projects in which LIFE Academy specialists serve as advisors and mentors. Examples of 
identified Change Projects are Ethiopia: Increased access to modern energy in rural areas. Kenya: Power storage 
for grid and stand -alone systems. Tanzania: Increased access to data and information on renewable energy. 
Mozambique: Integration of small and utility -scale projects on renewable energy in the national grid. Zambia: 
To provide information for investment in the renewable energy  sector.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  The first programme within the framework agreement was signed -off during the last part of 2018, covering a 
capacity development programme on Renewable Energy during the three years, 2019 -2021. The second 
programme was signed -off during the last part of 2020 and will cover the period 2021 -2023.  
Website for further information  www.life.se  
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- 130 - 2.4  Ireland  
Name of programme or project  Africa Agri -Food Development Programme  
Objective or purpose  The objective of the Africa Agri -Food Development Programme (AADP) is to develop partnerships between the 
Irish Agri -Food Sector and African companies to support sustainable growth of the local food industry, build 
markets for local produce and support mutual trade between Ireland and Africa. The partnership involves new 
and additional resources to the Agri -Food sector and may include a combination of finance and technical 
assistance. Initi atives are based around the key themes of: - Food Safety - Animal Health/Veterinary - Business 
development - Production systems - Training/Mentoring - Technology transfer - R & D - Project Management  
Entity making the incentive available  The AADP combines  the expertise and experience of the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) 
and the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) to support initiatives that can directly contribute to the development 
of agriculture and food systems in Africa.  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Irish-registered agri -food businesses  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Botswana; Côte d 'Ivoire; Ghana; Kenya; Liberia; Malawi; Mozambique; Namibia; Nigeria; Rwanda; Senegal; 
Sierra Leone; South Africa; Tanzania; Uganda; Zambia; Zimbabwe  
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions   
Nature of incentive measure  Grant support for feasibility studies and/or full commercial projects, provided on a 50/50 matched basis. Su pport 
for grant recipients to establish in -country private and public sector contacts through Irish Embassy networks. 
The grant must equal a maximum of 50% of the project 's total costs, up to a cap of EUR250,000 for projects 
and EUR 100,000 for feasibility  studies.  
Financial implications  In relation to this reporting period (July 2022 - July 2023), there was one call for applications, launched in March 
2022 that has been concluded with disbursement in Q4 of 2022 that comprised a total of EUR 476,600 
(EUR 239,650k from Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) and EUR 236,950k from 
Department  of Foreign Affairs (DFA). This consisted of two grants. One in Kenya (DAFM) ( EUR 239,650) focused 
on Cultivating the larvae of Black Soldier Fly for insect protein. One in Tanzania (DFA) ( EUR 236,950) focused 
on honey value chain development.   
Field of technology  Agri-Food/Agri -Business  
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- 131 - Name of programme or project  Africa Agri -Food Development Programme  
Output or impact  For African countries to move "beyond aid " they must increase their own trade and attract investors. The 
development of business and agri -trade is a priority for many African countries where the majority of the 
population live in rural areas and are dependent on farm incomes. Many agricultural int erventions have relied on 
increasing primary production of food and cash crops without adequate investment in developing markets, 
infrastructure and the necessary investment climate for business. There is broad consensus amongst 
development partners that i ncreased, local, regional and international trade will drive food production in 
developing countries. For investors, Africa still poses many difficulties. Many Irish investors perceive Africa as a 
high risk environment due to a combination of limited human  resources, weak services and fragile governance 
structures.  In the Irish context, we recognise the benefits of partnerships between private sector investors, 
development agencies and host governments. The desirable outcome is investment, growth and trade  that is 
inclusive (meaning it delivers for the poor and/or marginalised groups), profitable and sustainable beyond the 
normal cycle of development assistance programmes.  The Irish agri -food sector can play a central role in the 
development of agri -busine ss in Africa by bringing a much needed business perspective to the sector, supported 
where possible by investment and mutually beneficial trade. Irish expertise, both public and private, in areas 
such as animal health, food production, veterinary practice,  food safety, agri -food business is well established 
and respected internationally. These kinds of expertise represent a significant learning resource for the agri -food 
sector in developing countries.  
Status of the programme or project  Other (There was on e call for applications, launched in March 2023. It was originally scheduled for 1 February, 
but postponed due to clashes in the schedule of respective Ministers, and our own competing commitments. This 
process is still ongoing and has not proceeded to awa rd stage at the time of reporting.  Grants linked to this new 
call are expected to be disbursed in Q3 2023. It is planned that going forward there will be two calls for 
applications a year, tentatively planned to take place in Q1 and Q3 of each year. As par t of the follow up to 
recommendations from an external review of Private Sector Engagement in Ireland 's development programming, 
the DFA put out two tenders to (i) contract a communications company to help raise the profile of the programme 
and (ii) a tech nical services provider to deliver due diligence and investment advisory supports. These were 
awarded to Fuzion Communications and Vanguard Economics in August 2021.)  
Duration and timing  The AADP was originally established in 2012 as the 'Africa Agri Food  Development Fund '. Following a review in 
2016, it was renamed the AADP and re -launched in July 2017.  
Website for further information  https://www.dfa.ie/our -role-policies/international -priorities/africa/aadp/  
Contact point for further information  aadp@agriculture.gov.ie  
  
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- 132 - Name of programme or project  Royal College of Surgeons Ireland / College of Surgeons of East, Central and Southern Africa 
Collaboration Programme  
Objective or purpose  To improve surgical skills in East, Southern and Central Africa  
Entity making the incentive available   
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Royal College of Surgeons Ireland  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Botswana; Burundi; Kenya; Malawi; Mozambique; Namibia; Rwanda; Tanzania; Uganda; Zambia; Zimbabwe  
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia; South Sudan; Sudan  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  College of Surgeons of East, Central and Southern Africa  
Nature of incen tive measure  Fellowships in 7 specialities.  
Financial implications  2013 – EUR 500,000  
2014 – EUR 500,000  
2015 – EUR 500,000  
2016 – EUR 250,000  
2017 – EUR 400,000  
2018 – EUR 400,000  
2019 – EUR 500,000  
2020 – EUR 315,000  
2021 – EUR 500,000  
2022 – EUR 450,000  
2023 – EUR 450,000 (in process)  EUR 270,214 will be with RCSI, of which approximately EUR 70,000 will be 
for procurement of eLog book tech - EUR 258,350 sub -granted to COSECSA - EUR 5,000 sub -granted to 
ECSACON - EUR 15,000 sub -granted to ECSACOG  
Field of technology  Health  
Category of technology  Other (Accreditation of specialist training facilities in east, central and southern Africa, and, quality training in 
7 specialities: General Surgery; Orthopaedics; Paediatrics; Urology; Neurosurgery; Pla stic Surgery; and Ear, 
Nose and Throat. Includes the development of ICT to support training and logging of surgeries)  
Output or impact  The Programme is growing the health workforce in 22 countries, through the provision of training in 143 
accredited hospitals in the East, Central and Southern Africa region.  The cumulative  figure of graduate surgeons 
and anaesthesiologists is 778. 91.5% o f COSECSA graduates surveyed are employed as surgeons in Africa.  
Specific technological innovations developed by the programme include:  - Development and administration of 
an Africa -centric surgical e -learning platform. - Creation of a bespoke surgical e lectronic logbook which enhances 
COSECSA assessment and is the biggest dataset of African surgical training operative information. - Interactive 
e-learning tool for non -surgeon cadres performing basic surgery and anaesthesia in low- and middle-income 
countries. - Development of examination standard operating procedures, collaboration on delivery of various 
seminars, exchange of examiners, and assistance in the establishment of a Court of Examiners.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress   
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Collaboration Programme  
Duration and timing  2009 - date 
Website for further information  https://www.cosecsa.org/  
Contact point for further information  Anne Holmes, Health Policy Co -lead,  Development Cooperation and Africa Division, Department of Foreign 
Affairs and Trade,  Riverstone House,  Henry Street,  Limerick,  Ireland.  Anne.Holmes@dfa.ie  
   
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- 134 - 2.5  Austria  
Name of programme or project  Austrian Development Agency (ADA) Business Partnerships  
Objective or purpose  The Business Partnership Programme supports socio -economic development of our partner countries 
(http://www.oecd.org/dac/stats/documentupload/DAC%20List%20of%20ODA%20Recipients%202014%20final.pdf ) 
through c lose collaboration with the Austrian or European private sector. The Programme supports projects submitted 
by enterprises which are simultaneously committed to developmental benefit for the beneficiary country 's common 
welfare as well as entrepreneurial be nefit. 
Entity making the incentive available  none 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in 
developed country Member  Enterprises with headquarters in the European Economic Area (i.e. EU, Norway, Liechtenstein or Iceland) or 
Switzerland, if they contribute adequate resources of their own. Joint ventures within developed country members 
are most welcome.  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Afghanistan; Angola; Bangladesh; Benin; Burkina Faso; Burundi; Cambodia; Central African Republic; Chad; 
Democratic Republic of the Congo; Djibouti; The Gambia; Guinea; Guinea -Bissau; Haiti; Lao People 's Democratic 
Republic; Lesotho; Liberia; Madagascar; Malawi; Mali; Mauritania; Mozambique; Myanmar; Nepal; Niger; Rwanda; 
Senegal; Sierra Leone; Solomon Islands; Tanzania; Togo; Uganda; Vanuatu; Yemen; Zambia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Enterprises with headquarters in the European Economic Area (i.e. EU, Norway, Liechtenstein or Iceland) or 
Switzerland, if they contribute adequate resources of their  own. 
Nature of incentive measure  ADA offers financial support for private sector projects of up to EUR 500,000 (or more in case of strategic partnerships) 
or 50% of direct costs, as well as up to EUR 20,000 or 50% of costs for a feasibility study. In add ition, ADA assists 
the private sector with developing the project idea and brokering contacts.  
Financial implications  ADA offers financial support for private sector projects of up to EUR 500,000 (or more in case of strategic partnerships) 
or 50% of direc t costs, as well as up to EUR 20,000 or 50% of costs for a feasibility study. In addition, ADA assists 
the private sector with developing the project idea and brokering contacts.  
Field of technology  Examples are: training and capacity building for SME promotion and vocational training; training and capacity building 
for rural development; technology transfer for environment improvements, renewable energy supply, improvements 
in infrastructure, water a nd waste management; implementation of social standards; implementation of eco -
standards; HIV/AIDS prevention and other health care activities; sustainable tourism; sustainable land and forest 
management, including certification processes FSC; food quality  and safety system development.  
Category of technology  Biotechnology and biodiversity; Health -related technology; Environmentally friendly or sustainable technology; Food 
and agriculture; Information and communications technology; Climate change mitigatio n technology  
Output or impact  163 Business Partnerships that have been started since 2012 have an impact on: 168,000 local 
enterprises/institutions that derive a direct benefit from the business partnership;  3.6 million persons who derive a 
direct benefit from the business partnership;  8,860 additional local jobs (full -time equivalent) created by the inputs 
of the project in the partner country.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress   
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- 135 - Name of programme or project  Austrian Development Agency (ADA) Business Partnerships  
Duration and timing  Since 2012  
Website for further information  https://www.entwicklung.at/  
Contact point for further information  Austrian Development Agency, Unit "Private Sector and Development ", Zelinkagasse 2, 1010 Vienna, Austria, Mag. 
Gottfried Traxler, Tel.  +43 1 90399 -2544,  Email  wirtschaft@ada.gv.at  • www.ada.gv.at  
   
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- 136 - 2.6  France  
Name of programme or project  Implementation of intellectual property pre -diagnostics  
Objective or purpose  To provide training to staff members of the national liaison bodies of Côte  d'Ivoire and Benin on intellectual 
property (IP) pre -diagnostics in companies. The national liaison bodies fall under the purview of the ministries 
responsible for industry in each member State of the African Intellectual Property Organization ( OAPI) and act as 
an intermediary between national users and the Directorate -General of the OAPI.  
Entity making the incentive available  INPI France  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member   
Beneficiary Member(s)  Benin; Côte  d'Ivoire  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  AIPO members  
Nature of incentive measure  To share expertise to train IP office staff members to carry out company audits and provide practical support 
when carrying out company audits. IP pre -diagnosis provides an initial, free assessment of IP needs at various 
stages of a company's development a nd projects (allowing, inter alia , to determine which IP titles to deposit to 
provide the best possible protection, which stakeholders to mobilize in order to build an IP strategy, and which 
training courses to follow in order to develop IP competencies).  
Financial implications   
Field of technology  Sharing expertise in supporting companies  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  To enable public authorities responsible for intellectual property to implement pre -diagnostic tools  
Status of the progra mme or project   
Duration and timing  June 2023 
Website for further information  https://www.inpi.fr/en/prediagnostic -pi 
Contact point for further information  caroline.rolshausen@dgtresor.gouv.fr , Regional Adviser for Intellectual Property for Af rica, Regional Economic 
Service for West Africa, Embassy of France in Côte d'Ivoire  
  
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- 137 - Name of programme or project  Improvement of rural drinking water services in crisis zones  
Objective or purpose  To improve the quality and sustainability of services supplying drinking water to crisis areas  
Entity making the incentive available  AFD (French Development Agency)  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member   
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burkina  Faso 
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Bene ficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Water and Sanitation  
Nature of incentive measure  The aim of the project is to improve the living conditions of vulnerable population groups (internally displaced 
persons, host communities) living in 10 rural areas in the Central -North region. The primary objective is to 
strengthen, modernize and ensure sustainable access to basic water supply services for populations in crisis areas. 
The project has three specific objectives: to improve access to basic w ater and sanitation services for both host 
communities and displaced populations; to contribute to the sustainable and efficient management of water 
services that are adapted to the population's vulnerabilities; and to build the capacities of local stakeho lders and 
institutions to plan, formalize and regulate water supply services in crisis areas.  
Financial implications  Budget: EUR  6,000,000  
Field of technology  This project is based on three initiatives: a new approach to formalizing and implementing 
design/modernization/operation contracts, allowing the private company Vergnet Burkina to streamline decision -
making interfaces; a transformation of supply arrangements through the installation of automatic standpipes to 
improve the quality of service to users ; and the introduction of a prepayment system for water.  
Category of technology  Other (water supply and water sanitation technologies)  
Output or impact  The project will deliver a long -term improvement in the quality of life of displaced and host populati ons (150,000  
people) within the areas targeted by funding by ensuring sustainable access to basic water services. It will also 
help mitigate and prevent conflicts between communities over water access and use. The project will also provide 
an opportunity t o test a practical approach to the humanitarian -security -development nexus.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  Five years  
Website for further information  https://www.afd.fr/fr/carte -des-projets/renforcer -services -publics -ruraux -eau-potable -burkina -faso#  
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- 138 - Name of programme or project  Strengthening the health system and non -contributory health insurance system  
Objective or purpose  To strengthen the structure of the national health and social protection system. The project is based on a public 
policy matrix, which includes key actions and indicators co -defined with the Bangladeshi authorities and seeks to 
strengthen the resilience of the health and social projection system. The activities will help, in particular, to  support 
healthcare staff involved in the response to COVID -19, improve the quality of human resources and health 
infrastructure, bolster epidemiological surveillance through laboratories, establish non -contributory health 
insurance mechanisms and advocate  for additional resources earmarked for health funding. Overall, the project 
aims to build the capacities of health services to adapt to climate change by improving surveillance of 
climate -sensitive diseases, the energy efficiency of infrastructure and dis aster preparedness. The project also 
aims to promote gender equality between men and women in terms of access to vaccines, high -quality health 
services, health insurance, training and salary benefits for female healthcare staff.  
Entity making the incentiv e available  AFD (French Development Agency)  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member   
Beneficiary Member(s)  Bangladesh  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Health  
Nature of incentive mea sure As part of the response to the COVID -19 epidemic, the AFD is supporting the Government of Bangladesh through 
a public policy -based loan to develop the COVID -19 vaccination campaign and strengthen the national health and 
social protection system.  
Financial implications  Loan (EUR  200 million) over 20  years  
Field of technology  Health  
Category of technology  Health -related technology  
Output or impact  The main expected output is to strengthen Bangladesh's health and social protection system in the medium and 
long term The specific objectives to be achieved are: to attain a critical level of immunity to COVID -19 among the 
population by supporting the Government's response to the health crisis; to provide high -quality care by investing 
in infrastructu re, training staff  and strengthening epidemiological surveillance to detect emerging pathogens 
(including climate -sensitive diseases); and to extend universal health care coverage through non -contributory 
insurance mechanisms.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  20 years from 01/01/2022  
Website for further information  https://www.afd.fr/en/carte -des-projets/budget -support -strengthening -health -care-system -and-non-
contributory -health -protection -mechanisms -bangladesh  
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- 139 - Name of programme or project  Development of a hydroelectric power plant  
Objective or purpose  The AFD  is supporting the project to develop the Kakono hydropower plant in Tanzania  
Entity making the incentive available  The AFD; this project is being implemented with support from the European Union. Co -financing: African 
Development Bank (AfDB)  
Eligible en terprises or institutions in developed 
country Member   
Beneficiary Member(s)  Tanzania  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Kagera region, Tanzania; Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited (TANESCO)  
Nature of incentive measu re The main objective is to strengthen low -carbon economic growth in East Africa by supporting the development of 
renewable energy, cross -border connections and regional grid stability in the Kagera region, as well as in the 
neighbouring regions of Tanzani a and Uganda.  
Financial implications  EUR 110,000,000 over 25  years  
Field of technology  Renewable energy  
Category of technology  Environmentally friendly  or sustainable technology  
Output or impact  The project is in line with the specific objectives of the National Energy Policy (2015) of improving electricity 
reliability and the coverage of transmission and distribution networks; increasing the use of renewable energy in 
the generation mix; and acce lerating rural electrification to foster economic transformation. The project is a 
priority of the Power System Master Plan 2020 update.  For Tanzania, at the national level: reliance on electricity 
supply in the underserved Kagera region will improve and provide increased access to affordable and reliable 
energy; the share of renewable energy in Tanzania's electricity mix will increase; the project will reduce the 
intensity of national greenhouse gas emissions by 0.33% by avoiding the release of 388,000 to nnes of CO 2 
annually compared to emissions from a thermal (diesel) power plant – the type of plant currently operated by 
TANESCO in the region; the project is expected to have a positive social impact, directly and indirectly, on 
communities in the project  area and, more widely, in the regions which will be supplied with electricity 
(1,000  direct jobs, indirect jobs that will benefit local communities and stimulate long -term economic development 
in the region. Fisheries could potentially be set up in the Ka kono reservoir). For East Africa, at the regional level: 
the project will contribute to the regional energy market in East Africa; and it will pave the way for the forthcoming 
interconnection between Tanzania and Uganda.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  Project start date: 01/01/2023  Project end date : 01/01/2028  Project funding for 25  years  
Website for further information  https://www.afd.fr/en/carte -des-projets/kakono -hydroelectric -power -plant 
Contact point for further information   
  
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- 140 - 2.7  Germany  
Name of programme or project  Good Working Conditions in Tanneries in Bangladesh  
Objective or purpose  The framework conditions for improved compliance with occupational health and safety in tanneries in selected 
regions of Bangladesh have been strengthened.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Bangladesh  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Labour and Employment (MoLE)  
Nature of incentive measure  Knowledge transfer, capacity development, advisory services  
Financial implications  EUR 4 million  
Field of technology  Manufacturing  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1) The capacity of the labor  inspectorate to inspect occupational health and safety in tanneries is strengthened;  
2) Consultancy and training services for occupational health and safety in tanneries are used by the industry;  
3) Higher education on occupational health and safety in leather production is improved.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  13 May 2022 to 30 April 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/127139.html  
Contact point for further information  Christian Bochmann ( christian.boch mann@giz.de ) 
  
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- 141 - Name of programme or project  Higher Education and Leadership Development for Sustainable Textiles in Bang -ladesh  
Objective or purpose  The further education offer of higher education and other education institutions that are relevant for the 
leadership development in Bangladesh 's textile sector has improved in the field of social and ecological 
sustainability.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in de veloped 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Bangladesh  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Education  
Nature of incentive measure  Knowledge transfer, Network creation  
Financial implications  EUR 7 .5 million  
Field of technology  Education  
Category of technology  (Education)  
Output or impact  The project addresses three core elements: a)  To teach future textile industry executives about social and 
environmental sustainability issues as part of their university education b)  Integrate social and environmental 
sustainability issues into the training offered by Textile Diploma Institutes c)  Provide continuing education on 
the topic of sustainability management for al -ready operating professionals  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 January 2021 to 31 December 2024  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/ en/worldwide/104340.html  
Contact point for further information  Ladina George, ladina.george@giz.de  
  
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- 142 - Name of programme or project  Integrated management of the coastal and marine areas of the Sundarbans and Swatch of No 
Ground  
Objective or purpose  Coordination of relevant actors for the protection and sustainable use of the sustainable use of the Swatch of No 
Ground (SoNG) marine protected area in the Bay of Bengal has been strengthened.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Bangladesh  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Chance  
Nature of incentive measure  Knowledge transfer, Network creation, Advisory services  
Financial implications  EUR 0.4 million  
Field of technology  Water sector management  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1) Planning / monitoring capacity for sustainable use of marine protected area,  2) Citizen science monitoring,  
3) Participation of women and youth in marine conservation.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  30 June 2022 to 31 July 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/122029.html  
Contact point for further information  Stefan Alfred Groenewold ( stefan.gr oenewold@giz.de ) 
  
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- 143 - Name of programme or project  Integrated water resources management in context of climate change  
Objective or purpose  Integrated water resources management in context of climate change is improved.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ (UNICEF, WHO)  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Benin  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Water and Mines  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Technical assistance, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 11  million  
Field of technology  Water sector management  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Improvement of drinking water supply and strengthening of municipal capacities in the sectors of hygiene, 
sanitation and drinking water.  
Status of the programme or project  Other  
Duration and timing  1 January 2022 to 31 December 2024  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Dr. Tobias Godau ( tobias.godau@giz.de ) 
  
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- 144 - Name of programme or project  Agricultural Development Program  
Objective or purpose  Farmers and micro, small and medium -sized enterprises in selected value chains in the programme 's intervention 
area increase their income and improve their nutritional basis through increased and improved sustainable 
production in selected value chains.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burkina Faso  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministère de l 'Agriculture, des Ressources Animales et Halieutiques  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Capacity Development, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 7.4 million  
Field of technology  Agricultural and food sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  (1) The framework conditions for sustainable development of the agricultural sector, in particular the supported 
value chains, are improved.  (2) The competencies of producers and entrepreneurs and the ir organizations in 
the supported value chains are strengthened for an environmentally sound management of their farms.  (3) The 
services offered along the value chains of rice, cassava and soybean are strengthened.  (4) The people supported 
in the selecte d value chains have improved their knowledge about balanced nutrition and good hygiene.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 July 2022 to 30 June 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/19137.html  
Contact point for further information  Eginhard Meijering ( eginhard.meijeri ng@giz.de ) 
  
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- 145 - Name of programme or project  Strengthening the efficiency of drinking water and sanitation services  
Objective or purpose  Improving drinking water and sanitation services.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burkina Faso  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministère de l 'eau et de l 'assainissement  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Capacity Development, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 6 .5 million  
Field of technology  Water sector management  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  (1) Water and sanitation management tools using digital technology. (2) Foundations for the broad -based 
expansion of decentralized sanitation. (3) Municipal construction management in drinking water and sanitation 
supply and (4) Climate -resilient and customer -oriented drinking wat er and sanitation supply.  
Status of the programme or project  Other  
Duration and timing  1 January 2022 to 31 December 2024  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/76628.html  
Contact point for further information  Desiree Martine Soutonnom Nana ( desiree.nana@giz.de ) 
  
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- 146 - Name of  programme or project  Improvement of food security of former landless households in Cambodia  
Objective or purpose  The project supports formerly displaced, landless people who have voluntarily consented to resettlement in 
securing their livelihoods. It aims to improve food security for formerly landless and poor households.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Cambodia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry for Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services for technology transfer, Knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 6 million  
Field of technology  Food and nutrition sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Food security of land receivers in the provinces of Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Speu, Kampong Thom and 
Kratie is sustainably improved.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  1 July 2016 to 30 April 2023  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/90177.html  
Contact point for further information  Guenter Wessel ( guenter.we ssel@giz.de ) 
  
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- 147 - Name of programme or project  Sustainable textile industry in Cambodia  
Objective or purpose  Promotion of sustainable textile and clothing production in Cambodia  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Cambodia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Economy and Finance, Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Labour and 
Vocational Training  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services for technology transfer, Knowledge transfer, Technical assistance  
Financial implicat ions EUR 5 million  
Field of technology  Textiles industry  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1. dialogue to improve the framework conditions for a sustainable transformation of the textile industry.  2. 
further education for workers in the textile industry.  3. Approaches for industrial waste and circular economy.  
4. capacities for sustainable management  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 November 2021 to 31 October 2024  
Website for further in formation  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/114935.html  
Contact point for further information  Marc Beckmann ( marc.beckmann@giz.de ) 
  
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- 148 - Name of programme or project  Food security and increasing resilience of local population and refugees in east -ern Chad  
Objective or purpose  The resilience of refugees and the local population regarding food security in the sup -ported communities in the 
region Ouaddai has increased.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Chad 
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Economy, Development Planning and International Cooperation  
Nature of incentive measure  Technical assistance, Technological knowledge tra nsfer 
Financial implications  EUR 7.2 million  
Field of technology  Food sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Strengthening public, traditional, and civil society structures in their role for food security and peaceful conflict 
management, supporting target groups in food production, promoting  small-income -generating measures in the 
agricultural sector and rehabil itating as well as recreating food security infrastructure.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  29 November 2017 to 31 August 2023  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/104668.html  
Contact point for further information  Ndolegaunoudji Frederic Myambaye ( ndolegaunodji.myambaye@giz.de ) 
  
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- 149 - Name of programme or project  Agricultural Mechanisation for Smallholder Farmers in Ethiopia (AMTP III)  
Objective or purpose  More Smallholder Farmers use Quality Mechanisation Services.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Agricult ure 
Nature of incentive measure  Knowledge transfer, Innovation  
Financial implications  EUR 10 million  
Field of technology  Agricultural sector  
Category of technology  (Agricultural technologies)  
Output or impact  The legal, institutional, and operational framework for spreading agricultural mechanization has been improved.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 September 2021 to 31 August 2024  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/65047.html  
Contact point for further information  Daniel Markus Hess ( daniel.hess@giz.de ) 
  
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- 150 - Name of programme or project  Strengthening Rural Value Chains  
Objective or purpose  The political and institutional framework for the promotion of agricultural value chains has been improved and 
the productivity and employment of selected value chains has increased  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ, Deutsche Welthungerhilfe, Menschen für Menschen  
Beneficiary Member(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Trade and Industry  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Capacity Development, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 20 million  
Field of technology  Agricultural and food sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1 Dialogue mechanisms between the government and the private sector in agribusiness are strengthened. 2 The 
capacity of the Ministry of Agriculture to implement a private -sector -oriented agricultural policy has been 
strengthened. 3 The strategic and technical capabilities of regional state actors to promote rural eco -nomic 
development are improved. 4 Access to inputs, services and markets for actors in agricultural value chains is im -
proved.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  9 February 2021 to 31 December 2024  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/108907.html  
Contact point for further information  Andrea Wilhelmi -Some ( andrea.wilhelmi -some@giz.de ) 
  
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- 151 - Name of programme or project  Sustainable Training and Education Programme  
Objective or purpose  The employability of vocational school and technical college graduates and students, job seekers and the self -
employe d informal sector, especially women, is increased.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Membe r(s)  
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Education  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Capacity development, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 25.4 million  
Field of technology  Education and vocational training  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1. Skilled and unskilled workforce is adequately trained to work in and around the target -ed AIPs 2. Framework 
conditions for the decent work agenda are created in the targeted AIPs 3. Partnering educational institutions 
provide incubation, business and employment relevant services  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 December 2021 to 30 November 2024  
Website f or further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/18871.html  
Contact point for further information  Lars Fiechel ( lars.fiechel@giz.de ) 
  
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- 152 - Name of programme or project  Climate protection through forest conservation  
Objective or purpose  The Lao DPR emissions reduction programme has been implemented by improved forest governance and 
sustainable management of the forest landscape.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Lao People 's Democratic Republic  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 23.6 million  
Field of technology  Agricultural sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  The requirements for results -based REDD+ -payments are fulfilled, deforestation -free production systems and 
supply chains are established and management plans for a sustainable forest management and protection are 
implemented  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  5 June 2019 to 30 June 2024  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Dr. Jens Kalla binski ( jens.kallabinski@giz.de ) 
  
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- 153 - Name of programme or project  Health systems strengthening and epidemic prevention  
Objective or purpose  The system for disease surveillance and response, in particular for epidemic prone dis -eases, is strengthened in 
the partner counties.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Liberia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Health, Tubman Universität, National Public Health Institute of Liberia  
Nature of incentive measure  Financial and technical support to medical research, Knowledge trans fer (advice and training)  
Financial implications  EUR 12.8 million  
Field of technology  Health sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Improving capacities to provide quality -assured laboratory diagnostics (especially for diseases with epidemic 
potential), improving the system fo r reporting notifiable diseases/cases (including COVID -19 response), and 
developing gender -balanced human resources focused on epidemic prevention and response.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in p rogress  
Duration and timing  1 September 2020 to 30 August 2023  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Dr. Daniel Lohmann ( daniel.lohmann@giz.de ) 
  
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- 154 - Name of programme or project  Promotion of rural electrification through renewable energies (PERER)  
Objective or purpose  The legal and administrative framework for public and private investment in the electricity supply via renewable 
energies is improved.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Madagascar  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Energy, Water and Hydrocarbons  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Technical training, Knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 9.1 million  
Field of technology  Energy, Sustainable energy  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Actors in the energy sector are increasingly using the improved institutional and financial framework conditions 
for investments in electrification through renewable energies  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 April 2022 to 31 March 2025  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Luis-Carlos Miro Baz ( carlos.miro@giz.de ) 
  
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- 155 - Name of programme or project  Promoting an environmental -friendly construction material sector in Malawi  
Objective or purpose  The project tackles the problems in Malawian building material production sector, i.e. low quality, unsustainable 
and environmentally harmful production methods with a two -pronged approach thus enhancing quality in the 
building material sector whilst reducing its environmental impact  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enter prises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Malawi  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Lafarge Cement Malawi Limited  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Technological transfers, Knowledge transfer & monitoring  
Financial implications  EUR 1.3 million  
Field of technology  Construction  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  The project approach will be focusing with the walling materials and cement on two building material areas by 
supporting two innovative technologies: 1. The Cold Ceramic Brick technology, which produces bricks out of 
waste streams without heating 2. The Limestone Calcined Clay Cement technology, which is a family of composite 
cements con taining Portland clinker, calcined clay and low -grade limestone  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  15 January 2021 to 31 December 2023  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Kathinka Kurz ( kathinka.kurz@giz.de ) 
  
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- 156 - Name of programme or project  Sustainable Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation in Mali  
Objective or purpose  The sanitation chain and the circular economy in peri -urban and urban centers are im -proved in terms of 
environmental sustainability.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Benefici ary Member(s)  Mali 
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Energy and Water  
Nature of incentive measure  Technical assistance, Knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 5 million  
Field of technology  Environmental Technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  - Institutional conditions for the development of the sanitation sector and the circular economy are strengthened. 
- Knowledge of greenhouse gas mitigating sanitation and circular economy is increased in the community purpose 
associations.  
- Supply of formalized employment opportunities in environmentally sound sanitation and circular economy is 
increased.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  15 December 2021 to 31 December 2023  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Michael Wolf ( michael.wolf@giz.de ) 
  
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- 157 - Name of programme or project  Integrated economic development in the extractive sector of Mauritania  
Objective or purpose  The economic, environmental, and social sustainability of Mauritania 's mining sector has been strengthened.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Mauritania  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance, Ministry of Petroleum, Mining and Energy, Ministry of Economy and 
Industry  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 2 million  
Field of technology  Natural resource governance  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1) Environmental and labor  standards in artisanal gold mining are implemented according to the Mauritanian 
reference framework. 2) The collaborative contribution of state and civil society actors in the industrial mining 
sector in terms of transparency, value creation and employmen t are improved.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  19 August 2021 to 31 October 2023  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Jonathon Hornbrook ( jonathon.hornbrook@giz.de ) 
  
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- 158 - Name of programme or project  Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Programme  
Objective or purpose  Regulatory, institutional, and private -sector framework conditions for the promotion of renewable energies and 
energy efficiency have been established.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Nepal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Capacity development, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 5.8 million  
Field of technology  Renewables  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1) Improvement of legal, institutional framework conditions 2) Consolidation of institutional structures at sub -
national level. 3) Promotion of RE and EE market development by the private sector. 4) Anchoring knowledge 
dissemination, training, consulting and experience sharing in partner institutions.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 July 2021 to 30 September 2024  
Website for further  information   
Contact point for further information  Diego Senoner ( diego.senoner@giz.de ) 
  
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- 159 - Name of programme or project  Support of on - and off -grid solar technology for inclusive economic development  
Objective or purpose  The conditions for the dissemination of solar technologies for inclusive, climate -friendly economic development 
have improved in selected provinces.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Nepal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Technical assistance, Capacity development, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 4 million  
Field of technology  Renewables  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1. improved legal framework conditions 2. improved education and training offers for solar technology 3. 
improved conditions for environmental and climate monitoring  
Status  of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 June 2021 to 31 December 2023  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/120400.html   
Contact point for further information  Diego Senoner, diego.senoner@giz.de  
  
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- 160 - Name of programme or project  Job partnership and SME promotion in Rwanda  
Objective or purpose  The employment -oriented growth of African and European enterprises in Rwanda is increased  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Rwanda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Trade and Industry  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Technical assistance, Capacity development, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 38.4 million  
Field of technology  Private sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1. The conditions for investment s by African and European companies in Rwanda have improved. 2. The 
capacities of Rwandan small and medium -sized enterprises with growth potential are improved. 3. The 
entrepreneurial ecosystem in selected industrial zones is strengthened.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  Current or in progress  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/120085.html   
Contact point for further information  Sylvia Hoster, sylvia.hoster@giz.de  
  
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- 161 - Name of programme or project  Job Partnership and small - and medium -sized business promotion in  Senegal  
Objective or purpose  Effective employment growth of enterprises in Senegal and Europe is increased.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ  
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Senegal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Economy, Planning and Cooperation  
Nature of incentive measure  Capacity building, Vocational training, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 32.8 million  
Field of technology  Private sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1. The conditions for trade and investments in Senegal are improved. 2. The capacities for growth -oriented SME 
in Senegal are improved.  3. The business ecosystem of selected clusters is improved.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 February 2019 to 30 September 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/projektdaten/projects.action  
Contact point for further information  Dr. Stephan Kunz ( stephan.kunz@g iz.de) 
  
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- 162 - Name of programme or project  Program for sustainable energies PED II  
Objective or purpose  The reform capacities of the Senegalese Ministry of Energy to promote sustainable, climate -friendly energies 
have been strengthened  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Senegal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Energy and Renewable Energy Development  
Nature of incentive measure  Capacity building, Vocational training, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 2 million  
Field of technology  Energy, Sustainable energy  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Access to energy that meets demand and to opportunities for income generation and employment is improved 
in a climate -friendly way through the sustainable expansion of renewable energies and the use of energy 
efficiency measures.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  Current or in progress  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/121921.html   
Contact point for further information  Ezgi Basar ( ezgi.basar@giz.de ) 
  
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- 163 - Name of programme or project  Higher Education Program for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency  
Objective or purpose  Employment -oriented skilled professionals in the field of development and use of renewable energy and energy 
efficiency are available for the labour market in Senegal.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or  institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Senegal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation  
Nature of incentive measure  Vocational education and training, Technical knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 8 million  
Field of technology  Education  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  The labour market and practical orientation of degree and training courses in the area of renewable energies and 
energy efficiency is improved.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 January 2023  to 31 December 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/124931.html   
Contact point for further information  Dr. Ulrike Wiegelmann ( ulrike.wiegelmann@giz.de ) 
  
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- 164 - Name of programme or project  Integrated expert focusing on local economic development and value creation in the Sierra Leone 
Local Content Agency  
Objective or purpose  Strengthening efficient and effective administration, good governance  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Sierra Leone  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Sierra Leone Local Content Agency  
Nature of incentive measure  Technical knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 0.3 million  
Field of technology  Public Sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Skills development of local workers, job creation, and improved integration of Sierra Leonean workers into the 
national labo ur market.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  1 April 2021 to 30 June 2023  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Christina von Heyden ( christina.heyden@giz.de ) 
  
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- 165 - Name of programme or project  Strengthening resilience of IDPs, returnees and host communities in Baidoa  District, Somalia  
Objective or purpose  Strengthen Resilience  of IDPs, returnees and hist communities  in Baidoa District, Somalia.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Somalia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Planning, Investment and Economic Development  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Capacity building  
Financial implications  EUR 6.6 million  
Field of technology  Education and vocational training  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Strengthened capacity of governmental and non -governmental actors to provide counselling and employment 
support to the target group; 2. Improved individual empowerment of the target group for employment and 
entrepreneurship; 3. Psychosocial support services to strengthen individual self -confidence and peaceful 
coexistence.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  10 November 2021 to 31 October 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/125226.html   
Contact point for further in formation  Clara Schier ( clara.schier@giz.de ) 
  
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- 166 - Name of programme or project  Strengthening resilience for a pro poor basic service delivery in Gumbo  
Objective or purpose  The preconditions for the usage of safe drinking water in Gumbo, especially for the vulnerable  population, are 
improved.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)  South Sudan  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions   
Nature of incentive measure  Technological knowledge transfer, Technical assistance  
Financial implications  EUR 13 million  
Field of technology  Water sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  The prerequisites for establishing a local water supply have been established and the operational capacities of 
the local actors for the provision of drinking water services have been strengthened.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 October 2019 to 30 June 2024  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/89376.html   
Contact point for further information  Younes Hassib ( younes.hassib@giz.de ) 
  
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- 167 - Name of programme or project  Rural Development and Agriculture  
Objective or purpose  The technical and economic efficiency of actors in selected agricultural value chains is improved.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Togo 
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Planning and Development  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 21.1 million  
Field of technology  Agricultur al sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Actors are enabled to use specific measures and methods for a more intensive and sustainable production along 
priority value chains and to professionalise entrepreneurship in the agricultural sector.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  1 November 2016 to 31 January 2023  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14998.html  
Contact point for further information  Dr. Florent -Dirk Thies ( florent -dirk.thies@giz.de ) 
  
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- 168 - Name of programme or project  Promotion of mini-grids for rural electrification  
Objective or purpose  The conditions for the distribution of decentralized mini -grids in villages based on renew -able energy and with 
the participation of the private sector are improved.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development  
Nature of incentive measure  Technical assistance, Capacity building, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 9.8 million  
Field of technology  Energy, Sustainable energy  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Expanding the generation of electricity from renewable energy sources and improving the access to renewable 
and environmentally friendly energies as well as the efficiency of energy supply and use.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and  timing  1 April 2016 to 30 September 2023  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/126511.html   
Contact point for further information  David Ochieng Otieno ( david.otieno@giz.de ) 
  
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- 169 - Name of programme or project  Promotion of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency  
Objective or purpose  The framework conditions for access to clean energy will be improved in rural and urban areas.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Capacity building, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 11.7 million  
Field of technology  Energy, Sustainable energy  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Expanding the generation of electricity from renewable energy sources and improving the access to renewable 
and environmentally friendly energies as well as the efficiency of energy supply and use.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 February 2019 to 31 December 2023  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/19268.html   
Contact point for further information  David Ochieng Otieno ( david.otieno@giz.de ) 
  
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- 170 - Name of programme or project  Reform of the Water Sector in Zambia II (RWSII)  
Objective or purpose  Framework conditions for transparent planning and implementation procedures to sustain water supply and 
sanitation services as well as for skills development for water professionals are improved  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Zambia  
Beneficiary Observer( s)  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Several organizations  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Capacity building, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 12.6 million  
Field of technology  Water sector management  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1. The implementation of core processes by the Ministry of Water is improved. 2. Planning basis for the 
implementation of measures to improve water supply and sanitation in rural areas and rural growth centers have 
been developed. 3.The quality of selected  training courses for professions in the water sector has been improved.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 September 2019 to 31 August 2023  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/20808.html     
Contact point for further information  Doreen Mbalo ( Doreen.mbalo@giz.de ) 
  
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- 171 - Name of programme or project  EZM 12 - Innovative potato production with zero -tillage and rice straw mulch  
Objective or purpose  Innovative approaches to sustainable rice -potato cropping systems are established at the smallholder level.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Bangladesh; India  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions   
Nature of incentive measure  Technological knowledge transfer, Training, Capacity building  
Financial implications  EUR 0.3 million  
Field of technology  Agriculture  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  The profit margin for small -scale farmers is improved and the soil quality is improved  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 October 2021 to 31 December 2024  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/downloads/giz2023 -en-i4Ag-innovative -rice-potato -production.pdf     
Contact point for further information  Barbara Krause ( barbara.krause@giz.de ) 
  
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- 172 - Name of programme or project  Support to transboundary water cooperation in the Nile Basin  
Objective or purpose  The capacity of the Nile Basin Initiative to build consensus amongst riparian states on the sustainable and 
cooperative management and development of the basin 's water resources is enhanced.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burundi; Democratic Republic of the Congo; Egypt; Kenya; Rwanda; Tanzania; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia; South Sudan; Sudan  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Nile Basin Initiative  
Nature of incentive measure  Technical assistance, Capacity building, Knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 6 million  
Field of technology  Water sector management  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Contributing to a sustainable and fair use of the shared water resource Nile through coordinated water resource 
management and infrastructure development.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 July 2022 to 30 June 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14940.html   
Contact point for further information  Dr. Malte Grossmann ( malte.grossmann@giz.de ) 
  
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- 173 - Name of programme or project  Project Development Programme Global (Phase 4)  
Objective or purpose  Germany 's small and medium sized renewable energy business enterprises spread in cooperation with local 
companies renewable energy technologies.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Bangladesh; Botswana; Cambodia; Ca meroon; Ghana; Jordan; Kenya; Madagascar; Mali; Mauritius; Myanmar; 
Nigeria; Pakistan; Rwanda; Senegal; Uganda; Viet Nam; Zambia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions   
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Knowledge and technology transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 20.2 million  
Field of technology  Energy, Sustainable energy  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  German companies successfully implement projects in the fields of renewable energy and energy efficiency in 
various countries and thus contribute to the spread of these technologies. The project is contributing to 
strengthening the competitiveness of climate -friendly technologies and operator models with market -based 
solutions.  
Status of th e programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  1 April 2018 to 31 March 2023  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/68867.html     
Contact point for further information  Steffen Mueller ( steffen.mueller1@giz.de ) 
  
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- 174 - Name of programme or project  Make -IT in Africa II  
Objective or purpose  National and pan-African ecosystems for creating digital innovations are future proof.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Ghana; Namibia; Rwanda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Selected ministries in the respective partner countries.  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 25.8 million  
Field of technology  Digital sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Support local and pan -African innovation ecosystems: Growth opportunities for startups are improved, capacities 
of intermediaries are strengthened, and methods and funding instruments are made accessible to national actors.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 October 2020 to 30 April 2024  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/57293.html   
Contact point for further information  Matthias Rehfeld ( matthias.rehfeld@giz.de ) 
  
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- 175 - Name of programme or project  Digital Skills for an Innovative Industry in the East African Community (EAC)  
Objective or purpose  Employment and innovation related digital skills of young people in the East African Com munity (EAC) are 
strengthened.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burundi; Kenya; Rwanda; Tanzania; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Secretary of the East African Community (EAC)  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 5.7 million  
Field of technology  Higher education  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  The quality of the study and study -accompanying offers is improved. Entrepreneurship opportunities for piloting 
digital/innovative solutions are provided through a cooperation network. Short -term training courses for digital 
skills geared to the needs of the private sector have been successfully implemented.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 April 2021 to 31 March 2024  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/100379.html  
Contact point for further information  Simon Hochstein, simon. hochstein@giz.de  
  
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- 176 - Name of programme or project  Soil protection and rehabilitation for food security  
Objective or purpose  Agroecological approaches for sustainable, climate -smart soil protection and rehabilitation have been 
implemented at scale in selected partner countries  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ, Deutschen Welthungerhilfe e.V.  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Benin; Burki na Faso; India; Kenya; Madagascar; Tunisia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Selected ministries in the respective partner countries.  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 209.7 million  
Field of technology  Agricultural sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Soil protection and soil rehabilitation increases productivity and thus contributes to food security and poverty 
reduction.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  21 November 2014 to 30 April 2026  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/32181.html     
Contact point for further information  Dr. Anneke Trux ( anneke.trux@giz.de ) 
  
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- 177 - Name of programme or project  Sustainability and Value Added in Agricultural Supply Chains  
Objective or purpose  Sustainability of selected agricultural supply chains has increased in partner countries.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Burkina Faso; Cameroon; India  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Selected ministries or authorities in the respective partner countries.  
Nature of incentive measure  Knowledge transfer, Cooperation with the private sector  
Financial implications  EUR 143.3 million  
Field of technology  Agricultural sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  The establishment of a sustainable production as well as a local value creation offers enormous potential for the 
creation of work, the increase of income and thus for over -coming hunger and poverty in the countries of 
production and selected sector s.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 April 2019 to 31 March 2027  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/78887.html     
Contact point for further information  Felix Ruhland ( felix.ruhland@giz.de ) 
  
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- 178 - Name of programme or project  Digitalisation for East African Trade and Integration (DIGEAT)  
Objective or purpose  The cross -border access to labo ur markets in the EAC Partner States for professionals is simplified.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Djibouti; Madagascar; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Secretary of the East African Community (EAC)  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 3 million  
Field of technology  Regional Trade Agreements  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  The regulatory framework for increased freedom of movement for engineers is improved and digital services for 
strengthening cross -border mobility of engineers is improved  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  20 June 2022 to 30 June 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/121487.html     
Contact point for further information  Simon Hochstein ( simon.hochstein@g iz.de) 
  
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- 179 - Name of programme or project  Integrated expert at Inter -University Council for East Africa (IUCEA)  
Objective or purpose  Capacities in the area of technology transfer and digitization at the university -business interface and in the 
cooperation of universities with the public sector and civil society have been improved through targeted 
consulting services.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in devel oped 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Djibouti; Madagascar; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Inter-University Council for East Africa (IUCEA)  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, Technological knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 0.3 million  
Field of technology  Education  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  For regional cooperation, supporting network creation between universities and private sector by organizing 
events, support in cooperation agreements etc. For innovation and technology transfer, improvement of Online 
Matching Platform of IUCEA, creation of  guidelines for strengthening technology transfers from universities to 
private sector and implementation of training programs for university staff to support practical teaching, 
innovation and technology transfer  
Status of the programme or project  Curren t or in progress  
Duration and timing  14 December 2018 to 31 March 2024  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Simon Hochstein ( simon.hochstein@giz.de ) 
  
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- 180 - Name of programme or project  International Agricultural Research  
Objective or purpose  Products of development -oriented agricultural research adapted to changing circumstances are increasingly used 
by the target groups of male and female smallholder farmers.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)   
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Research institutes in partner countries  
Nature of incentive measure  Knowledge and technology transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 35.3 million  
Field of technology  Agricultural sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  International agricultural research contributes to a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation 
through innovative research results and products. It is therefore an integral part of the development of rural 
areas and food security.  
Status of the programme or project  Current  or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 January 2018 to 31 December 2023  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/projektdaten/projects.action?request_locale=de_DE  
n=201778604  
Contact point for further information  Dr. Stefan Kachelriess -Matthess ( stefan.kachelriess@giz.de ) 
  
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- 181 - Name of programme or project  Strengthening vaccine and pharmaceutical production in Senegal  
Objective or purpose  The insti tutional capacities of public and private sector actors to expand vaccine and pharmaceutical production 
in Senegal have been strengthened  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ, WHO 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Senegal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministère de la Santé et de l 'Action Sociale – MSAS ; Ministère de l 'Economie, du Plan et de la Coopération, 
MEPC; Institut Pasteur de Dakar (IPD), Association sénégalaise de l 'industrie pharmaceutique (ASIP) ;  
Nature of incentive measure  Capacity building: Supporting the organizational development of stakeholders; Support the digitalization of the 
information system and regulatory functions of the new regulatory authority ARP; Training for public sector staff 
public sector; capacity building of vaccine and pharmaceutical producers, e.g. pharmaceutical producers, e.g. 
consulting on the introduction of modern production methods, devel opment of a logistics platform for distribution, 
waste management, etc. Partnership building Applied accompanying research  
Financial implications  EUR 8 million  
Field of technology  Health technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1) Strengthening the coordination of public and private actors; 2) Strengthening the regulatory framework; 3) 
Strengthening the capacity of the Private Sector  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 February 2023 to 31 January 2026  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Severin Peters ( severin.peters@giz.de ) 
  
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- 182 - Name of programme or project  Capacity developme nt for the implementation of Rwanda 's National Climate Contributions (NDCs)  
Objective or purpose  The institutional and financial basis for the implementation of the NDC  in Rwanda by relevant state and non -
state actors has improved.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Rwanda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprise s or institutions  Ministry of Environment, MoE  
Nature of incentive measure  Capacity Building, Knowledge and technology transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 4 million  
Field of technology  Climate technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1. capacities of the Ministry of Environment to coordinate the NDC;  2. capacities of institutions to integrate NDC 
into planning; 3. access of companies to financing for NDC measures.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 October 2022 to 30 September 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/125197.html     
Contact point for further information  Jean Paul Affana ( jeanpaul.affana@giz.de ) 
  
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- 183 - Name of programme or project  Promotion of sustainability in the textile and garment industry in Asia FABRIC  
Objective or purpose  Employees, employers and state institutions apply models of mechanisms and processes for improved 
implementation of sustainability standards in the textile and garment industry.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible ente rprises or institutions in developed 
country Member   
Beneficiary Member(s)  Bangladesh; Cambodia; China; Myanmar; Pakistan; Viet Nam  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Bangladesh and China: Ministry of Commerce; Cambodia: Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training; Pakistan: 
Ministry of Commerce; Viet  Nam: Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT).  
Nature of incentive measure  Capacity Building  
Financial implications  EUR 6 million  
Field of technology  Textile sector  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1. conditions for anchoring the STAR network; 2. Structures for the dissemination of knowledge products; 3. 
Strengthening the dialogue between actors to promote sustainable production.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 April 2023 to 31 March 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/34136.html     
Contact point for further information  Marc Beckmann ( marc.beckmann@giz.de ) 
  
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- 184 - Name of programme or project  Implementing Adaptation Priorities in West and Central Africa (PACO)  
Objective or purpose  In the PACO target countries adaptation priorities are successfully implemented in line with their NDCs and NAPs.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK)  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Benin; Burkina Faso; Democratic Republic of the Congo; Mali  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions   
Nature of incentive measure  Capacity Building  
Financial implications  EUR 19.6 million  
Field of technology  Climate technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  The long -term impact of the project is that West and Central African countries will be more resilient to the 
negative effects of climate change. This will depend on factors beyond PACO control, including funding for NDC 
and NAP activities, evolution of the  climate, political stability in the region, emergence from the pandemic, global 
economic conditions, etc.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  6 December 2022 to 31 December 2027  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Dr. Hermann Fickinger ( hermann.fickinger@giz.de ) 
  
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- 185 - Name of programme or project  Clima  intelligent Agriculture - and Food  systems  
Objective or purpose  The technical and organisational prerequisites for an ecologically adapted, sustainable and value -adding use of 
irrigation potential for food production have been strengthened.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Togo 
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Planning and Cooperation  (Ministère du Plan et de la Coopération; MPC)  
Nature of incentive measure  Capacity building, Vocational training  
Financial implications  EUR 7 million  
Field of technology  Climate technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  (1) Strengthening partner competencies; (2) Strengthening support structures; (3) Strengthening farmer 
competencies; (4) Disseminating new technologies in irrigated agriculture.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  16 December 2022 to 31 December 2025  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Dr. Florent -Dirk Thies ( florent -dirk.thies@giz.de ) 
  
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- 186 - Name of programme or project  Sun4Water  
Objective or purpose  Approaches to disseminate sustainable water -, energy - and climate -adapted solar -based small -scale irrigation 
systems in terms of transformative agricultural production in selected countries in East and West Africa are 
mainstreamed  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  Local, national, regional and international scientific institutions, training cent res and civil society actors, e. g. the 
International Renewable Energy Agency, the International Water Management Institute, the Feed the Future 
Innovation Lab for Small -Scale Irrigation, the International Commission on Irrigation & Drainage, the World Bank 
the Collaborative Labelling and  Appliance Standards Program (CLASP) or the Welthungerhilfe  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Kenya; Malawi; Mali; Niger; Togo  
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions   
Nature of incentive measure  Capacity building, Vocational training  
Financial implications  EUR 4 million  
Field of technology  Agricultural technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  By increasing productivity and efficiency, the project contributes to resilience building, water and thus food and 
nutrition security for a growing population in East and West Africa.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 January 2023 to 31 December 2025  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Dirk Pauschert ( dirk.pauschert@giz.de ) 
  
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- 187 - Name of programme or project  Labour market orientation of national TVET and employment policies  
Objective or purpose  The labour market orientation of national TVET and employment policies has increased.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Mozambique  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Secretariat of State for Vocational Training (Secretaria de Estado do Ensino Técnico -Profissional, SEETP) and 
State Secretariat for Youth and Employment (Secretaria de Estado da Juventude e Emprego, SEJE).  
Nature of incentive measure  Capacity building, Vocational training  
Financial implications  EUR 5 million  
Field of technology  Education  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1) Labo ur market orientation of vocational training and employment systems; 2) Establishment of cooperation 
mechanisms; 3) Further training of teachers.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 January 2023 to 31 December 2025  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Katja Freitag ( katja.freitag@giz.de ) 
  
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- 188 - Name of programme or project  Digital Transformation in Togo  
Objective or purpose  Digital transformation in Togo is strengthened in collaboration with public and private stakeholders.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Togo 
Beneficiary Observer (s)  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Development and Cooperation Planning (MPDC), Ministry of Digital Economy and Transformation 
(MENTD ), Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Togo (CCIT), Agence Togo Digital (ATD), Local SMEs/ Start -
ups. (University of Lomé, Ecole Supérieure de Commerce et de l 'Economie Numérique (ESCEN)).  
Nature of incentive measure  Capacity building: Strategic and tech nical consulting for ATD, linking young and experienced entrepreneurs, 
implementing local support structures and projects to encourage digitalisation, as well as the procurement of 
materials (e.g. for the development of the 'Djanta Tech Hubs '). 
Financial implications  EUR 5 million  
Field of technology  Digital technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1. Strengthening ATD 's capacity for digital transformation projects, which are projects designed to promote the 
use of digital solutions and modern processes in public administration and in the private sector; 2. Improving 
cooperation between public and private actors with the view of shaping a digital innovative ecosystem to help 
overcome barriers to digital innovation ; 3. Strengthening the digitization of SMEs by supporting them and giving 
them the space to explore the potentials of digital transformation (to increase competi tiveness and productivity).  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 July 2022 to 30 June 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/115377.html#:~:text=Digitalisation%20in%20Togo%20has%20picked,the%  
20Togolese%20economy%20through%20digitalisation . 
Contact point for further information  Bettina Juliane Maier Neme ( bettina.maier@giz.de ) 
  
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- 189 - Name of programme or project  BioInnovation Africa II – African -European partnerships for biodiversity conservations  
Objective or purpose  European -African cooperation are expanded for biodiversity -based innovations and products with benefit -sharing 
towards biodiversity conservation.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Cameroon; Madagascar ; Namibia; South Africa  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Selected ministries in the respective partner countries.  
Nature of incentive measure  Technology and knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 8 million  
Field of technology  Biodiversity  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  Strengthening fair and biodiversity -preserving trade relations between Africa and Europe and thus helping to 
reduce growing inequalities and massive environmental damage.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 January 2023 to 31 December 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/78516.html     
Contact point for further information  Andreas Gettkant ( andreas.gettkant@giz.de ) 
  
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- 190 - Name of programme or project  Market development and employment promotion in the area of renewable energy and energy 
efficiency  
Objective or purpose  More specialized technical knowledge and management -know-how is available on the local market for renewable 
energies and energy efficiency  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Côte d 'Ivoire  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministère des Mines, du Pétrole et de l 'Energie (MMPE)  
Nature of incentive measure  Technology and knowledge transfer, Capacity building, Vocational training  
Financial implications  EUR 11.6 million  
Field of technology  Energy, Sustainable energy  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  (1) Capacity Building for strengthening of RE/EnEff; (2) Services supply of economic unions for RE/EnEff; (3) 
NDC-Monitoring in the energy sector; (4) Vocational Trainings  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 January 2023 to 31 December 2025  
Website for further information   
Contact point for further information  Milica Vukadinovic ( milica.vukadinovic@giz.de ) 
  
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- 191 - Name of programme or project  Energising Development  
Objective or purpose  Sustainable improvement of the supply of poorer households, social institutions and small and medium -sized 
enterprises with modern energy technologies and services  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Bangladesh; Benin; Plurinational State of Bolivia; Burundi; Cambodia; Democratic Republic of the Congo; 
Guinea; Kenya; Liberia; Madagascar; Malawi; Mali; Mozambique; Nepal; Rwanda; Senegal; Sierra Leone; 
Tanzania; Uganda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)  Ethiopia  
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Selected ministries in the respective partner countries  
Nature of incentive measure  Technology and knowledge transfer, Capacity building  
Financial implications  EUR 371 million  
Field of technology  Energy technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  (1) The prerequisites for investing in needs -based, climate -friendly energy supply in households and MSMEs are 
on the demand side improved; (2) The range of needs -based, climate -friendly power supply systems for 
consumptive and productive usage is extended; (3) The framework conditions for a demand -oriented, climate -
friendly energy supply are improved; (4) Implementation of innovative approaches at higher access levels for 
needs -based, climate -friendly power supply is available.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 April 2015 to 31 December 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de /en/worldwide/40417.html  
Contact point for further information  Alexander Haack ( alexander.haack@giz.de ) 
  
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- 192 - Name of programme or project  Local and Provincial Economic Development (LPED)  
Objective or purpose  The framework conditions for local economic development in selected communities and value chains as well as 
at the provincial level in Nepal have improved.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ, IIDS, Luke  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Nepal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Land Management, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation (MoLCPA, Nepal)  
Nature of incentive measure  Capacity building  
Financial implications  EUR 18.4 million  
Field of technology  Climate -resilient agricultural technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  (1) Strengthening governance capacities; (2) Strengthening innovation capacities; (3) Application of innovations 
to market development; (4) Scaling of results to the provincial and national level  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timin g 1 June 2019 to 31 December 2024  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/17956.html     
Contact point for further information  Magali Mander ( magali.mander@giz.de ) 
  
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- 193 - Name of programme or project  Capacity Development for Private Sector Development  
Objective or purpose  Framework conditions and service offerings for the sustainable growth of micro, small and medium -sized 
enterprises (MSMEs) and small producers in selected sectors have improved.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Myanmar  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Commerce  
Nature of incentive measure  Capacity building, Technology and knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 38.6 million  
Field of technology  Digital technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  (1) The capacities of trade policy and trade promotion institutions are strengthened; (2) The capacities of 
investment promotion institutions have been strengthened; (3) Companies and suppliers in selected value chains 
are involved in development partnerships; (4) MSMEs have improved access to services and products that 
promote innovation and ICT.  
Status of the programme or project  Completed  
Duration and timing  1 June 2019 to 31 March 2023  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/projektdaten/projects.action?request_locale=en_GB  
n=201224518  
Contact point for further information  Thorsten Metz ( thorsten.metz@giz.de ) 
  
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- 194 - Name of programme or project  Improved Competitiveness of National Enterprises in Cambodia  
Objective or purpose  Private sector development with a focus on increasing the competitiveness of companies in different sectors 
through improved productivity, efficiency and innovation  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Cambodia  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC)  
Nature of incentive measure  Capacity building, advisory services  
Financial implications  EUR 37.7 million  
Field of technology  Digital technology, various  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  1) The capacities of the relevant administrative units for economic development have been strengthened; 2) The 
range of services for strengthening the competitiveness of enterprises has improved; 3) The capacities of 
Cambodian companies to use technologies and digital solutions to improve their competitiveness are 
strengthened  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 April 2022 to 31 March 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/120506.html     
Contact point for further information  Stefan Hanselmann ( stefan.hansel mann@giz.de ) 
  
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- 195 - Name of programme or project  Climate -friendly cooking technologies: Kenya and Senegal  
Objective or purpose  As a contribution to the national mitigation targets, Kenya and Senegal are promoting broad -based and 
sustainable market growth for improved cooking technologies.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Kenya; Senegal  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Kenya: Ministry of Energy and Petroleum (MoEP), Practical Action, Energy 4 Impact Senegal: Enda énergie, Enda 
ECOPOP, CONCEPT  
Nature of incentive measure  Technology and knowledge transfer  
Financial implications  EUR 53.6 million  
Field of technology  Climate technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  (1) The market development for climate -friendly cooking technologies in Kenya is accelerated; (2) The market 
development for climate -friendly  cooking technologies in Senegal is accelerated; (3) The knowledge of the 
contributions to climate change mitigation from cooking technologies to  national mitigation targets is prepared 
ready for replication  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 January 2020 to 31 March 2026  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/123269.html     
Contact point for further information  Alexander Haack ( alexander.haack@giz.de ) 
  
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- 196 - Name of programme or project  Digital solutions for sustainable development  
Objective or purpose  The implementation of a broad -based and sustainable digital transformation in Rwanda has been improved in 
cooperation between public and private actors.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ, DFKI  
Beneficiary Member(s)  Rwanda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Information Communication Technology and Innovation (MINICT)  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, vocational training  
Financial implications  EUR 17.5 million  
Field of technology  Digital technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  (1) Strengthening the cooperation between public and private actors for the digital transformation; (2) Initiatives 
to promote digital participation; (3) Increase efficiency of public and private actors to perform the digital 
transformation  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 January 2021 to 31 December 2023  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/121793.html     
Contact point for further information  Norman Schraepel ( norman.schraepel@giz.de ) 
  
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- 197 - Name of programme or project  Strengthening the national agricultural extension and training system in Mali  
Objective or purpose  Farmers have integrated innovative agroecological methods at selected sites developed for irrigated agriculture 
that improve the productivity of their crops and their nutritional situation.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Beneficiary Member(s)  Mali 
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry of Rural Development (Ministère du Développement  Rural, MDR)  
Nature of incentive measure  Capacity building  
Financial implications  EUR 7.7 million  
Field of technology  Agricultural technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  (1) National small-scale irrigation programme 2.0 consolidated, (2) National agricultural extension system set 
up, (3) Sustainable operation of selected irrigation sites ensured.  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  15 Decembe r 2021 to 31 December 2023  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/30245.html  
Contact point for further information  Elisabeth van den Akker ( elisabeth.akker -van@giz.de ) 
  
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- 198 - Name of programme or project  Support for the development of Rwandan vaccine production  
Objective or purpose  The capacities of relevant Rwandan state and non -state actors for the development of a pharmaceutical and 
biotechnology sector in Rwanda have improved.  
Entity making the incentive available  GIZ 
Eligible enterprises or institutions in developed 
country Member  GIZ 
Benefici ary Member(s)  Rwanda  
Beneficiary Observer(s)   
Beneficiary enterprises or institutions  Ministry for Trade and Industry (MINICOM)  
Nature of incentive measure  Advisory services, capacity building  
Financial implications  EUR 2 million  
Field of technology  Health technology  
Category of technology   
Output or impact  (1) Advisory for pharmaceutical, patent or trade related issues; (2) Linking Rwandan actors  
Status of the programme or project  Current or in progress  
Duration and timing  1 October 2022 to 30 September 2025  
Website for further information  https://www.giz.de/projektdaten/projects.action?request_locale=en_GB&pn=202123073  
Contact point for further information  Sylvia Hoster ( sylvia.hoster@giz.de ) 
 
 
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