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Neighbourhood South Civil Society Facility 2016 - Empowerment and participation of young women and men in the Neighbourhood South The main objective of the Civil Society Facility Neighbourhood South 2016 is to promote the engagement of  citizens and their  political participation, targeting in particular young women and men by  empowering them to take on a central and visible r
Civic Horizons The project aims at strengthening the leverage of civil society in addressing drivers of shrinking civic and democratic space, and opening space to protect human rights, democracy, and fundamental freedoms in the MENA region.
Second ENI contribution for 2017 to the European Union Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing the root causes of irregular migration and displaced persons in Africa A commitment of up to EUR 31 million is sought for this action.-Second ENI contribution for 2017 to the European Union Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing the root causes of irregular migration and displaced persons in Africa
AAP 2020 - Global Calls for Proposals EIDHR grant transferred from INTPA to NEAR-AAP 2020 - Global Calls for Proposals
Integrating resilience to Climate Change and its impact in selected Lebanese municipalities Measurably increase climate mitigation, adaptation, and quality of life in four municipalities in Lebanon through implementation of their existing sustainable energy action plans (SEAPs/SECAPs) with a focus on community-based urban ecosystem approach for local management of natural resources.
Activity under preparation EuroMed Transport Maritime Safety initiative (SafeMed V) Activity still under preparation: EuroMed Transport Maritime Safety initiative (SafeMed V)-Support in the implementation of the UfM Transport Action Plan
AAP 2021 - Support to post-COVID-19 Economic Recovery The overall objective of this Action is to support the post-COVID-19 economic recovery in partner countries through two distinct components: Component 1: Support to economic governance (EUR 5 mio) · Support to economic reforms and macroeconomic management through the IMF Middle East Technical Centre (METAC). This builds on previous experience with METAC and is designed to help partner countries and economic institutions in the region to prepare, implement and monitor sound macro-economic policies that are conducive to economic recovery, sustainable and inclusive growth, while reducing vulnerabilities (EUR 3 mio).· Strengthening capacity of CSOs on budgetary analysis, monitoring and advocacy (with the International Budget Partnership/IBP or alternative partners) (EUR 2 mio) Component 2: Support to social economy and social entrepreneurship (EUR 10 mio) For the social economy to reach its full potential, it needs to be supported comprehensively. Based on previous experience, the main areas of intervention will encompass work at the three levels: · At macro level, the programme will target policy advocacy and involve public authorities at national/local level and private/social business stakeholders with a view to promoting the model of social economy and encourage relevant reforms · At meso level, the programme will target institutions and strengthen social enterprises support structures and other relevant social enterprises stakeholders. This will be achieved through capacity building and networking activities ¿ South-South and South-North ¿ peer learning and partnerships with relevant European organisations and networks · At micro level, the programme will target social entrepreneurs and provide support, through sub-granting / cascading grants, to a number of promising initiatives with a high potential for job creation to serve as a demonstration/pilot experience in view of replicability and scaling-up, The scheme will not target very early/seed stage but will focus on the growing/scaling-up phase.
Support to Cross-Border Cooperation and Integrated Border Management in North Africa The Action shall be carried out in North Africa: Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia and the neighbouring countries to the South.&nbsp;The Action ¿Support to Cross-Border Cooperation and Integrated Border Management in North Africa¿ aims to contribute to enhanced border security and safety through mutually beneficial cross-border cooperation, in particular against organized crime groups, including those involved in migrant smuggling.&nbsp;The Programme is based on the premise that cross-border cooperation in border management is a strategy that is beneficial to overall security and safety in often sensitive and fragile border areas, where organized crime is often prevalent. To advance this strategy, which builds on nascent cross-border cooperation and/political declarations in favour of such cooperation in the region, two specific objectives will be sought by the Action:&nbsp;1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Roadmap adopted including selection of pilot border crossing points and/or border areas;2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Cross-border mutually beneficial operational cooperation between border management authorities is established or enhanced.&nbsp;The first objective aims at establishing a structured dialogue among border authorities across the region, with a view to learning about integrated border management practices and their benefits, agreeing on pilot border crossing points where cross-border cooperation mechanisms could be established or supported, and taking stock of the progress made through these mechanisms. The second objective aims at effectively setting up or supporting operational cross-border cooperation in border management at agreed sites across the region, including through the provision of equipment and training.&nbsp;The programme targets all national authorities with responsibility over border management, including border police, border guards, customs, trade, and sanitary, phytosanitary and veterinary authorities. This broad spectrum of work is necessary to allow for the most comprehensive situational picture of cross-border crime, and therefore to develop the most effective cross-border cooperation mechanisms possible, benefitting the security and safety of communities on both sides of the border.
Second 2017 ENI contribution to the EU Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing root causes of irregular migration and displaced persons in Africa Second 2017 ENI contribution to the EU Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing root causes of irregular migration and displaced persons in Africa - Second 2017 ENI contribution to the EU Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing root causes of irregular migration and displaced persons in Africa
EU Support for Border Management Institutions in Libya and Tunisia The proposed Action is a regional Action Document with implementation in Libya and Tunisia with similar activities, namely to support the development of the state infrastructures for the Maritime Rescue Coordination Centres and the development of a (Naval) Training Academy. The foreseen activities in this Action are placed in the individual context of Libya and Tunisia and they can be implemented separately through different contracts. However, much unites them, the development and close coopera
''EU Trade and Competitiveness Programme for Egypt and Jordan'' <p>In the context of enhancing the trade relations with Egypt and Jordan, the Programme aims at bringing local trade-related requirements, industrial standards, technical regulations and animal and plant health measures closer to EU legislation. The Programme will support SMEs in Egypt and Jordan to implement such higher standards through a value chain approach.</p>
Supporting Protection, Return and Sustainable Reintegration in North Africa The Action combines multiannual regioanal and/or national actions in North Africa (Morocco, Libya, Algeria, Egypt, Tunisia), with the overall objective to support Voluntary Return and Sustainable Reintegration of vulnerable and stranded migrants.
Euromed Migration V The Action aims to foster rights-based migration governance-systems in the neighbourhood south.
EU Support to legal migration, mobility and skills partnerships with North of African countries (THAMM +) <p>The proposed Action promotes a regional holistic approach to labour migration governance and labour mobility between North African countries and EU Member States (EU MS). It responds to one of the key priority areas of the New Pact on Migration and Asylum¿s external dimension on ¿developing legal pathways to Europe. The Action builds on and complements the existing regional action ¿Towards a Holistic Approach to Labour Migration Governance and Labour Mobility in North Africa¿(THAMM)¿ phase I and II.</p>
Facility for Euromed dialogue and exchange of best practises The objective is to enhance regional sector cooperation based on EU rules and standards through policy dialogue and exchange of best practices with neighbourhood south existing networks of stakeholders.
EUMEDRegNet II The overall objective of the programme is to support and further improve the mutually beneficial Information Society cooperation between the EU and Southern Mediterranean countries on the achievements of the 2 ongoing regional projects in the field.
''SEMED MSME Financial Inclusion Programme'' The objective of the Programme is to improve financial inclusion for MSMEs in Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia (SEMED region) in a sustainable manner. That is to improve the ability of MSMEs to access appropriate financial services and products by expanding their opportunities for credit.The Programme will group the Organisations financing and assistance in three Instruments deployed for a better absorption rate for the EU-NIF contribution, maximise the funds leverage and provide a comprehensive package to enable the financial inclusion of MSMEs and the environment they operate in.
Countering radicalisation and Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTF) Component 1: Global project on strengthening the legal regime against Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTF) in Middle East, North Africa and the Balkans. Component 2: countering radicalisation in Sahel-Maghreb
Towards a Holistic Approach to Labour Migration Governance and Labour Mobility in North Africa (THAMM III) The proposed Action promotes a regional holistic approach to labour migration governance and labour mobility between North African countries and EU Member States (EU MS).
Euromed Migration IV The specific objective of this action is to support EU MS and ENI Southern SPCs in enhancing a comprehensive, constructive and sustainable dialogue and cooperation framework on migration and international protection-related matters.
MEETMED II (Mitigation enabling Energy Transition in the Southern Neighbourhood) <p>Contribute to enhancing countries' energy security while fostering their transition to more stable, efficient, competitive and climate-resilient socioeconomic contexts, through (i) the massive deployment of renewable energy and energy efficiency measures in building and appliances¿ sectors; (ii) wider public awareness on energy' major stakes and challenges, thereby accelerating public and private sectors¿ involvement towards more energy efficient buildings and appliances sectors</p>
Accelerating the clean energy transition for a greener and fairer economic recovery in the Southern Neighbourhood This action aims at contributing to a greener and fairer post-COVID socioeconomic recovery, and enhance energy security in the partner countries through an accelerated clean energy transition at regional level. It will propose a collaborative partnership between countries¿ governments and national agencies, by sharing best practices in designing and implementing evidence-based energy policies and measures. The private sector and international financing institutions will be closely associated to its implementation.
EUROMED MIGRATION V The overall objective is to implement a comprehensive and shared approach to strengthen effective dialogue and cooperation on migration, mobility and international protection issues in the Neighbourhood South region.
Commodity Cost of Food Aid under Food For Education Program Food Aid (Food For Education) Commodity Cost for corn-soy blend bag-25 kg [1,104 gross metric tons] - through Joint Aid Management
Commodity Cost of Food Aid under Food For Education Program Food Aid (Food For Education) Commodity Cost for corn-soy blend bag-25 kg [649 gross metric tons] - through Joint Aid Management
Freight Cost of Food Aid under Food For Education Program Food Aid (Food For Education) Freight Cost for corn-soy blend bag-25 kg [649 gross metric tons] - through Joint Aid Management
Freight Cost of Food Aid under Food For Education Program Food Aid (Food For Education) Freight Cost for corn-soy blend bag-25 kg [1,104 gross metric tons] - through Joint Aid Management
Commodity Cost of Food Aid under Food For Education Program Food Aid (Food For Education) Commodity Cost for corn-soy blend bag-25 kg [197 gross metric tons] - through Joint Aid Management
Freight Cost of Food Aid under Food For Education Program Food Aid (Food For Education) Freight Cost for corn-soy blend bag-25 kg [197 gross metric tons] - through Joint Aid Management
SUPPORT FOR NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN ANGOLA SUPPORT FOR NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN ANGOLA
Intervention d'urgence en santé et protection à Zemio Ce projet contribue aux objectifs des différents clusters et notamment : 1) Renforcer la protection des populations affectées par le conflit à travers la réduction des facteurs aggravants, notamment les atteintes à la dignité et à l'intégrité physique et morale  2) Assurer l'accès des populations affectées à une assistance intégrée qui sauve des vies » du cluster Protection et 3) Offrir les soins de santé d’urgence aux populations affectées par un choc humanitaire » du cluster Santé.
La stratégie d’IRC consiste à prendre la relève des cliniques mobiles qui seront mises en place par Alima, une fois que le partenaire se retirera des sites (en fin Octobre 2019) pour appuyer l’Hôpital secondaire de Zemio. IRC Contribuera à la réduction de la morbidité et la mortalité liées aux maladies courantes (paludisme, IRA, diarrhées…) en offrant les soins curatifs de qualité aux populations le plus vulnérables dans 3 sites des déplacés internes (Gendarmerie, Catholique, Site D (peulhs). De plus, IRC mettra en œuvre le dispositif minimum de la santé de la reproduction en assurant la prise en charge médicale et psychologique des survivant/es de viol, assurera la consultation prénatale et la prise en charge syndromique des infections sexuellement transmissibles (IST). IRC mettra en œuvre les activités communautaires liées à la surveillance des maladies à potentiel épidémique et la sensibilisation communautaire sur des maladies à potentiel épidémique à travers un réseau des relais communautaires. Ce projet mettra l’accent sur le renforcement de capacités des prestataires de services,  des membres des communautés de la zone du projet en matière de prévention sur les Violences Basées sur le Genre (VBG), l’Exploitation et l’Abus Sexuel (EAS) et s’assurera de la disponibilité des services de réponse adaptés aux besoins des bénéficiaires. L’action proposée non seulement vient en complémentarité à celle de COOPI dans les deux sites Gendarmerie et site catholique, mais également constitue un déploiement nouveau pour ce qui est du site D. Les actions complémentaires portent sur la protection contre les VBG et les EAS, l’appui des femmes filles, les plus vulnérables, à l’acquisition des moyens de subsistance.
L’IRC mettra en place un centre d’écoute ainsi que trois équipes mobiles sur les trois sites des déplacés la prise en charge psychosociale et le référencement des survivant(e)s des VBG, en étroite collaboration avec le service de santé. Des kits seront distribues selon le besoin (MGM, risk reduction, kits de dignité) ainsi que de petits montants cash pour les besoins de base. En plus de la prise en charge des cas de VBG, les mécanismes communautaires de plaintes seront développés pour faciliter les signalements des cas d’EAS en toute sécurité. Par ailleurs, le projet entend développer le leadership des femmes pour leur permettre d’acquérir de nouvelles compétences de vie et pour réduire leur vulnérabilité.
Réponse holistique aux besoins de protection des personnes les plus vulnérables à Zemio  et axe Zemio-Rafai IRC veut fournir une réponse holistique en protection aux personnes vulnérables dans la sous-Préfecture de Zemio et notamment offrir directement aux femmes, filles, hommes et garçons, survivantes des VBG/EAS et femmes et filles vulnérables, les soins de santé, la gestion de cas, l’appui psychosocial, le référencement coordonné et en toute sécurité ainsi que s’assurer de la mise en place des réseaux de soutien communautaire. Le projet, viendra renforcer les interventions de prévention et de réponse des Violences Basées sur le Genre (VBG) du projet de l’allocation spéciale (04 mois, Octobre 2019-Janvier 2020) en cours. L’intervention va s’étendre sur l’axe Zemio-Rafai en plus des sites déjà ciblés par le projet en cours. Le projet contribue à la réalisation des objectifs stratégiques du cluster protection suivants: « Renforcer la protection des populations affectées par le conflit à travers la réduction des facteurs aggravants, notamment les atteintes à la dignité et à l'intégrité physique et morale”. et “Assurer l'accès des populations affectées à une assistance intégrée qui sauve des vies”. Cela se fera par : 1) La réalisation des activités de sensibilisation et des campagnes internationales de promotion des droits des femmes et enfants en impliquant des réseaux/structures communautaires sur la protection VBG, droits humains, services disponibles  2) le renforcement des capacités des 217 leaders communautaires, autorités locales, volontaires, membres des OCB et autres acteurs locaux, sur les thématiques liées à la prévention et réponse des VBG/EAS  3) le renforcement des capacités de 50 prestataires de service (personnels médicaux, psychosociaux et judiciaires) sur les notions de protection/VBG/EAS et/ou aux méthodes de prise en charge clinique des personnes survivantes des violences basées sur le genre  4) L’appui technique et financier a 3 OCB  5) la mise en place de l’approche Girl Sine avec 50 filles de 10 à 19 ans  6) Le renforcement de la résilience et de la protection des femmes, des filles et des personnes à risques de VBG à travers la distribution de 1,000  kits de dignité, de réduction de risques et de gestion de l’hygiène menstruelle  7) La réalisation des 3 audits de sûreté et mise en place de 3 plans de mitigation de risques  8) La mise en place d’un centre d’écoute : la prise en charge psychosociale des personnes survivantes de VBG/EAS se fera dans ce centre ainsi que dans un deuxième centre déjà appuyé dans le projet FH en cours par les prestataires de service formés et initiés aux besoins spécifiques desdits bénéficiaires.
Service Collectif Interagence pour l’engagement communautaire et la redevabilité envers les communautés affectées. Le projet se propose de mettre en place un mecanisme collectif de redevabilite envers les communautés affectées en Centre Afrique. Ce mecanisme a pour but d’améliorer la qualité de la reponse humanitaire et en meme temps d’ameliorer l’acceptation des acteurs humanitaires auprès des communautés et faciliter l’accès. L’UNICEF a ete endossé comme porteur de ce projet de service collectif pour l’engagement communautaire et la redevabilité envers les communautés affectées en Centrafrique et sera en charge de coordination et de suivi de ce projet collectif.

Le mécanisme collectif de redevabilité envers les communautés sera mis en place grace aux activités suivantes:

1. L’évaluation de l’ecosysteme d’informations et de mecanismes de feedback tenus par les acteurs humanitaires au sein des communautés.
2. Mise en place des mecanismes collectifs de feedback et plainte comprennant un centre d’appel, une plateforme sms, des centres d’informations (information hubs) dans les sites des deplacés, des mini-sondages d’opinion sur l’evolution des besoins y compris des retours d’information sur la reponse.
3. Un systeme de suivi et de verification des rumeurs (rumor tracking and fact checking)
4. Un systeme centralisé de gestion d’information issue de divers mecanismes de collecte de feedback/plaintes pour faciliter la remontée au leadership humanitaire utilisant un seul canal.
5. Un service d’information humanitaire utilisant des canaux adaptés pour informer les communautés sur la suite donnée à leurs preoccupations, à leurs rumeurs et à leurs attentes (Feedback loop)

Etant porteur du projet, UNICEF assurera  la coordination de toutes ces activités des partenaires à travers le Groupe de Travail Communication avec les Communautés/APP. Ce forum sera le cadre technique pour le suivi de la mise en oeuvre des activités retenues dans ce projet.
National Market Assessment A market assessment will be undertaken at national level to provide information on the appropriateness and feasibility of cash-based transfer as a modality for the most vulnerable populations as well as provide guidance to humanitarian partners, particularly those in the food security sector with regards to decision making on the best transfer modality.