devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Technical commitment top-up to ADM-MULTI/2021/428-090 - High-Level Expert Group on scaling up sustainable finance in low- and middle-income countries Contract related to: Technical commitment top-up to ADM-MULTI/2021/428-090 - High-Level Expert Group on scaling up sustainable finance in low- and middle-income countries - INTPA/E/03 - Sustainable Finance Policy
UN Partnership on Rights of Persons with Disabilities The Action, implemented through the United Nations Partnership on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Multi Partner Trust Fund (UNPRPD programme), will support 50 countries worldwide to accelerate the implementation of the UN Convention of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and disability inclusive SDGs for all persons with disabilities with the full involvement of organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) by the end of 2025. It is also pursuing the EC priorities and specifically the aim to strengthen the EU as a global actor in the delivery of the 2030 Agenda to help eradicate poverty, reduce inequalities and achieve sustainable development. Human development is at the core of the multilateral commitment towards achieving the SDGs by 2030 and leaving no one behind. This means taking a human rights-based approach to guarantee that all individuals - including persons with disabilities - can be heathy and thrive, can have equal opportunities and participate in all spheres of society. The action will contribute to several SDG as disability inclusion cuts across them (leave no one behind) and it is specifically part of five goals and several targets and indicators (quality education SDG 4; decent work SDG 8; reduced inequalities SDG 10; sustainable cities SDG 11; and peace, justice, and strong institutions SDG 16). Through this action the EU also puts in practice its commitments to the UN Convention to the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), to which the EC is signatory, and the new EU strategy on disability `EU Union of Equality Strategy for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities 2021-2030¿ and its chapter for external action.The Action is part of the MIP of the NDICI-global Europe People thematic programme and its specific objective 6: Social protection, inequality and inclusion; results 3. Increased capacity of development actors and partner countries to implement the Convention of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities globally and at country level. The Action complements the national MIPs at country level, notably programmes on inclusive education, health, social protection, and equality flalgships as well as others programmes where the rights of persons with disabilities are &nbsp;mainstreamed (human rights based approach). The Action also complements and reinforces the human rights dialogues the EU Delegations hold regularily with partner countries and projects with civil society, funded from human rights and civil society thematic programmes. This UNPRPD programme pays specific attention to women and girls with disabilities as they are among the most disadvantaged groups, and the action will therefore also contribute to Gender Action Plan III 2021-2025, and its thematic objectives. The principal outcome of the Action is that countries will design, implement and reform national policies, plans, budgets, programmes and services with the meaningful participation of OPDs so that they comply with the CRPD and disability inclusive SDGs. &nbsp;
Intra-muros support manager - DIGITTMII-009909-DIGITTMII-005030-EXT Contract related to: Intra-muros support manager - DIGITTMII-009909-DIGITTMII-005030-EXT - INTPA/R/01 - Human Resources, Learning Development and Document Management
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) Contract related to: Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) - The action intends to promote the EU¿s vision of digitalisation in the multilateral system, and in multi-stakeholder and multilateral fora. Advancing the EU¿s participation and role in a specific range of topics will on the one hand promote the EU¿s vision and on the other hand reduce the risk of propagation of non-democratic and non-human centric developments in the digital domain.¿With the objective of promoting Open Internet Governance and responsible use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the action aims to enhance participation and cooperation of Civil Society in multilateral and multistakeholder fora with regards to digital for development, internet governance and digital rights and inclusion; as well as to promote an EU human-centric approach to AI. Furthermore, this action will contribute to the promotion of the implementation of the UN Secretary-General Roadmap for Digital Cooperation and the Global Digital Compact. In the context of promoting regulatory convergence, digital sovereignty and digital citizenship, this action will foster the harmonization of digital policies and the cybersecurity global normative framework, strengthen capacity building and support tools for global monitoring of digital transformation indicators. It will contribute to the creation and maintenance of digital accessible eGovernance ecosystems and networks of Open-Source Software developers, the promotion of `digital rights and principles¿ and CSO participation in policy debate. &nbsp;This action is designed such that future components of the Multilateralism and Digital programme can be adequately integrated.The Action aims will be implemented through direct management and indirect management
Annual Work Programme relating to information policy and strategic communication for external action for 2024 The communication measures envisaged may be organised inside and outside the EU, at national, regional or local level, to promote debate and raise awareness of the scale and impact of EU international partnerships and stimulate greater engagement on these issues.
Multilateralism and Digitalisation The action intends to promote the EU¿s vision of digitalisation in the multilateral system, and in multi-stakeholder and multilateral fora. Advancing the EU¿s participation and role in a specific range of topics will on the one hand promote the EU¿s vision and on the other hand reduce the risk of propagation of non-democratic and non-human centric developments in the digital domain.¿With the objective of promoting Open Internet Governance and responsible use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the action aims to enhance participation and cooperation of Civil Society in multilateral and multistakeholder fora with regards to digital for development, internet governance and digital rights and inclusion; as well as to promote an EU human-centric approach to AI. Furthermore, this action will contribute to the promotion of the implementation of the UN Secretary-General Roadmap for Digital Cooperation and the Global Digital Compact. In the context of promoting regulatory convergence, digital sovereignty and digital citizenship, this action will foster the harmonization of digital policies and the cybersecurity global normative framework, strengthen capacity building and support tools for global monitoring of digital transformation indicators. It will contribute to the creation and maintenance of digital accessible eGovernance ecosystems and networks of Open-Source Software developers, the promotion of `digital rights and principles¿ and CSO participation in policy debate. &nbsp;This action is designed such that future components of the Multilateralism and Digital programme can be adequately integrated.The Action aims will be implemented through direct management and indirect management
2016 Human Rights Defenders Facility - Supporting Network of Universities - Supporting key international actors (UN OHCHR, HCR, ILO, ENNHRI, Cartooning, Docip and ICC) 2016 Human Rights Defenders Facility - Supporting Network of Universities - Supporting key international actors (UN OHCHR, HCR, ILO, ENNHRI, Cartooning, Docip and ICC) - 2016 Human Rights Defenders Facility - Supporting Network of Universities - Supporting key international actors (UN OHCHR, HCR, ILO, ENNHRI, Cartooning, Docip and ICC)
CS 7654 CC DI/7958 Prestations informatiques Contract related to: CS 7654 CC DI/7958 Prestations informatiques - INTPA/R/05 - Data and Information Technology
Technical Assistance related to the EFSD+ Global Green Bond Initiative with EIB Contract related to: Technical Assistance related to the EFSD+ Global Green Bond Initiative with EIB - NDICI - Global Europe (GE) Regulation[1] established EFSD+ and related budgetary guarantees as a means to support investments and increase access to financing in partner countries. Technical Assistance (TA) is an important part of EFSD+ that will enable implementation of budgetary guarantees in the global context. In accordance with that, Commission adopted three Decisions regarding Regional Multi-Annual Indicative Programmes (MIPs) 2021-2027 for Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), Asia and the Pacific (AP), and the Americas and the Caribbean (AC),[2] confirming funding for EFSD+ TA activities. The overall objective of the Action is to foster sustainable and inclusive economic, environmental and social development, and poverty reduction in partner countries, through investments in the following sectors: MSMEs; agriculture, biodiversity, forests; sustainable cities including sanitation and water sector; human development and sustainable finance.The specific objective of the Action is to facilitate deployment of EFSD+ budgetary guarantees that are used to de-risk bankable projects with a developmental impact and crowd-in private sector financing. The innovative character of the guarantees makes the TA indispensable to develop a pipeline of transactions, as well as to facilitate the roll-out of the financial products, while ensuring the expected development impact. It will be particularly important to enable the operationalisation of the guarantees in fragile, Least Developed Countries (LDCs) context, ensuring that distribution of EFSD+ investments is balanced. The Action is fully in line with the EU and partner countries¿ priorities and supports, directly or indirectly, an overwhelming majority of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and with cross-cutting issues such as gender equality, human rights, climate adaptation and environmental protection.  [1] Regulation (EU) 2021/947 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 June 2021 establishing the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument ¿ Global Europe, amending and repealing Decision No 466/2014/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council and repealing Regulation (EU) 2017/1601 of the European Parliament and of the Council and Council Regulation (EC, Euratom) No 480/2009 (Text with EEA relevance)[2] COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING DECISION adopting a Multiannual Indicative Programme for Sub-Saharan Africa for the period 2021-2027 (C(2021) 9373), COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING DECISION adopting a Multiannual Indicative Programme for Asia Pacific Region for the period 2021-2027 ( C(2021) 9251), COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING DECISION adopting a Multiannual Indicative Programme for the Americas and the Caribbean for the period 2021-2027, (C(2021) 9356),
Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) - Objective 1: Enhance CSOs' contributions to governance and development processes at country l CSO-LA Thematic programme - MAAP 2015-2017 - CSOs budget line - objective 1: Focus on country level: enhancing CSOs' contribution to governance and development processes (Action Document 1)
CS 12426 CC DI/7956 Prestation informatiques Contract related to: CS 12426 CC DI/7956 Prestation informatiques - INTPA/R/05 - Data and Information Technology
Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities - Support measures Support Measures (Action Document 4) (including the audits for the projects of the CSO-LA Programme)
EU-LAC International Foundation IV Contract related to: EU-LAC International Foundation IV - Regional Cooperation Facility for LAC to support regional needs, ¿no MIP¿ countries as well as EU projection and the EU-LAC Foundation.
2021 Food Systems Summit Process The specific objective of this contribution is supporting developing countries inclusion and participation in the Summits processes, particularly through the work of the Food Systems Summit Dialogues, the Action Tracks, Advocacy, Communication, and Mobilization, and the Digital Platform. It will also contribute to the inclusion of the most critical constituencies in food systems, with a focus on poor smallholder farmers, fishers, and herder organizations, women and youth.
Activity under preparation INTPA/G/03 - Youth, Education and Culture Activity still under preparation: INTPA/G/03 - Youth, Education and Culture-¿INTPA/G/03 - Youth, Education and Culture
Support to the operationalization of the SUN 3.0 Strategy (FIIAPP-EP) <p>The project supports the operationalisation of the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) 3.0 strategy, which prioritises country leadership and focuses on supporting systemic change at country level. To achieve this, the project offers a demand-driven facility which provides short-term, peer-to-peer cooperation in support of selected partner countries¿ efforts to eradicate hunger and malnutrition in all its forms.</p>
Study on INTPA contribution to WHO on impact on UHC/Health System Strengthening Contract related to: Study on INTPA contribution to WHO on impact on UHC/Health System Strengthening  - INTPA/G/04 - Social Inclusion and Protection, Health and Demography
CS 5849 CC DI/7962 Prestations informatiques Contract related to: CS 5849 CC DI/7962 Prestations informatiques - INTPA/R/05 - Data and Information Technology
SC 23020 CC DI 07701 Prestation Informatiques SC 23020  CC DI 07701 Prestation Informatiques-SC 23020 CC DI 07701 Prestation Informatiques
CS 16415 CC DI/7956 Prestations informatiques Contract related to: CS 16415 CC DI/7956 Prestations informatiques - INTPA/R/05 - Data and Information Technology
Support to OACPS-EU Partnership and African Union (AU) ¿ Events and Seminars Contract related to: Support to OACPS-EU Partnership and African Union (AU) ¿ Events and Seminars - INTPA/A/01 - Strategic Partnerships with Africa and with the ACP
CS 8735 CC DI/7956 Prestations informatiques Contract related to: CS 8735 CC DI/7956 Prestations informatiques - INTPA/R/05 - Data and Information Technology
DeSIRA: Towards climate-relevant Agricultural and Knowledge Innovation Systems This action is part of an initiative on Development Smart Innovation through Research in Agriculture (DeSIRA). It intends to link research and innovation with development initiatives, to boost food systems transformation in partner countries.
Docip-2016 Human Rights Defenders Facility - Supporting Network of Universities - Supporting key international actors (UN OHCHR, HCR, ILO, ENNHRI, Cartooning, Docip and ICC) 2016 Human Rights Defenders Facility - Supporting Network of Universities - Supporting key international actors (UN OHCHR, HCR, ILO, ENNHRI, Cartooning, Docip and ICC)
Sustainable Aquatic and Agricultural Food Systems (SAAFS - MAAP 2023-2024-2025) The Action will support the priorities of the European Consensus on Development and the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development; it contributes to the overall objective of the Global Challenges Prosperity pillar to `induce progress in human development and advance the Green Deal goal of promoting climate-neutral and sustainable economic development across the SDG framework.
CS 7646 CC DI/7958 Prestations informatiques Contract related to: CS 7646 CC DI/7958 Prestations informatiques - INTPA/R/05 - Data and Information Technology
Safeguards Training & Education Education (Master) and various trainings-Safeguards Training & Education
Action Plan 2021 - Annex 4 - ICC &nbsp;The International Criminal Court (ICC) is the only permanent international criminal court with global reach. At the same time, the EU recognizes that accountability and justice are most successful if the judicial system of each state functions effectively and independently, thereby enabling the ICC to serve its intended role as a court of last resort, complementing national jurisdictions. In order to apply the principle of complementarity, it is important to further strengthen national judicial systems and in particular legal professionals that are involved in prosecuting crimes at national level within the scope of the Rome Statute (RS). Furthermore, legal professionals that are on the ICC list of counsel very often lack sufficient knowledge on ICC proceedings and applicable law. Lastly, those experts are in great need of accessing legal documents and international jurisprudence material.&nbsp;The overall objective of this Action is to increase support for and cooperation with the ICC for the years 2022, 2023 and 2024.&nbsp;The specific objectives are: (1) to broaden the understanding of the ICC and the Rome Statute amongst the key stakeholders, in particular ICC States Parties and legal professionals, and achieve greater support and cooperation of States with the ICC; and (2) to reinforce national capacities in dealing with crimes under the Rome Statute, particularly in countries related to situations before the ICC.
CS 4797 CC DI/7949 Prestations informatiques Contract related to: CS 4797 CC DI/7949 Prestations informatiques - INTPA/R/05 - Data and Information Technology
CS 26548 CC DI/7701 Prestations informatiques Contract related to: CS 26548 CC DI/7701 Prestations informatiques - INTPA/R/05 - Data and Information Technology
Research facility on inequalities The objective of the action is to enhance the knowledge and understanding of economic and social inequalities, their drivers and underlying factors at different spatial levels, as well as the most effective policies and approaches to address and reduce them. As an underlying objective, the action intends to initiate a common reflection with Member States on ways to strengthen the contribution of EU development cooperation to the fight against inequalities, in the framework of the 2030 Agenda
CS 16332 CC DI/7956 Prestation informatiques Contract related to: CS 16332 CC DI/7956 Prestation informatiques - INTPA/R/05 - Data and Information Technology
2023 Contribution to the Global Fund Contract related to: 2023 Contribution to the Global Fund -   In contributing to achieving the global commitments on health, the Commission has been a strong supporter of the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria (Global Fund or GF) since it was established in 2002. &nbsp;Through this MAAP, the Commission will fulfil its political pledge to the Global Fund made by President Juncker in 2019, of EUR 550 million for the sixth replenishment (2020-2022)[1].&nbsp;This action will also support the Global Fund¿s COVID-19 Response Mechanism (C19RM) through a specific contribution of EUR 50 million. This specific mechanism supports all GF¿s eligible countries to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on programs to fight HIV, TB and malaria, reinforces key aspects &nbsp;of health and community-led response systems, to address advocacy services, accountability, and human rights-based approaches. The Global Fund, via the C19RM has been highly active in providing needed essential packages of care to partner countries.
Effective Communication for Nutrition - EC4NUT Contract related to: Effective Communication for Nutrition - EC4NUT - Enhancing Governance, Capacities, and Knowledge for Nutrition.
EU Youth Empowerment Fund <p>The <strong>Youth Empowerment Fund</strong> is a new pilot initiative  that will provide direct financial support to youth-led initiatives in partner countries focusing on the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals at local level, in particular on environment and climate change and the inclusion of vulnerable and marginalised youth.</p>
CS 14528 CC DI/7948 Prestation informatiques Contract related to: CS 14528 CC DI/7948 Prestation informatiques - INTPA/R/05 - Data and Information Technology
CS 7635 CC DI/7943 Prestations informatiques Contract related to: CS 7635 CC DI/7943 Prestations informatiques - INTPA/R/05 - Data and Information Technology
OF Q0063645 DI/7722 PL SQL- 2nd renewal 1 year renewal -  2nd renewal-OF Q0063645 DI/7722 PL SQL- 2nd renewal
Rider 04 to contract DCI-HUM/2019/404-928 Advisory Services in Health Sector (II) (top up and extension) Contract related to: Rider 04 to contract DCI-HUM/2019/404-928 Advisory Services in Health Sector (II) (top up and extension) - INTPA/G/04 - Social Inclusion and Protection, Health and Demography
Soutien ¿ la soci¿t¿ civile djiboutienne pour accroitre leur participation ¿ la bonne gouvernance et au d¿veloppement social au niveau national en tant qu'acteur ind¿pendant, cr¿dible et participatif. <p>L'actions vise à promouvoir la bonne gouvernance. En effet l'action met l¿accent sur le renforcement des capacités des OSC et amélioration de l¿environnement dans lequel elles opèrent.</p>
CS 14644 DI/7952 Prestations informatiques Contract related to: CS 14644 DI/7952 Prestations informatiques - INTPA/R/05 - Data and Information Technology
Fortalecimiento de la democracia paritaria al interior de los partidos pol¿ticos en Bolivia (Fase2) <p>segunda fase del proyecto de EIDHR/2017/392-579</p>-Fortalecimiento de la democracia paritaria al interior de los partidos pol¿ticos en Bolivia (Fase2)
Support to Climate Technology Transfer Services and Partnerships Technology transfer is a cornerstone of the UNFCCC negotiations. In 2013, the Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN) started to provide training and technical support, in response to requests from developing countries. This action aims to strengthen and advance the Centre, in accordance with its political mandate and the EU's priorities.
CS 15619 CC DI/7948 Prestations informatiques Contract related to: CS 15619 CC DI/7948 Prestations informatiques - INTPA/R/05 - Data and Information Technology
CSOs - Objective 2: Strengthening CSO umbrella organisations at regional, EU and global levels + support measures CSO-LA Thematic programme - AAP 2014 - CSOs budget line - priority 2: Strengthening CSO umbrella organisations at regional, EU and global levels (Action Document 3) + support measures (Action Document 7)
People's power to drive transformative and sustainable solutions <p>Friends of the Earth International</p>-People's power to drive transformative and sustainable solutions
GPGC contribution to the GPE 2017 The overall objective of the action is to mobilise global and national efforts to achieve quality education and learning for all, through inclusive partnership, a focus on effective education systems, and financing for basic education.
Order Form 12957 DI/7500 for the maintenance for 3 videoconference-Cisco Room 55 ( ex OF 11994) aintenance for 3  videoconference-Cisco Room 55-Order Form 12957 DI/7500 for the maintenance for 3 videoconference-Cisco Room 55 ( ex OF 11994)
Strategic Cooperation Agreement (SCA) between European Commission and UNEP (covering ENRTP priorities 1, 2 and 3.3  Support for mainstreaming)   managed by DG DEVCO ENRTP AAP 2011 Part 1-Strategic Cooperation Agreement (SCA) between European Commission and UNEP (covering ENRTP priorities 1, 2 and 3.3  Support for mainstreaming)   managed by DG DEVCO
INTPA ACADEMY - Promotional items Contract related to: INTPA ACADEMY - Promotional items - INTPA/R/01 - Human Resources, Learning Development and Document Management
ACP-EU Climate Services programme Contribute to strengthened production, availability, delivery and application of science-based climate prediction and services.
Promoting scalable and sustainable solutions to enhance Financial Inclusion in ACP Countries The overall objective of this action is to contribute to poverty reduction in ACP countries by promoting inclusive and sustainable growth.The specific objective is to deepen financial inclusion in ACP countries by promoting inclusive and responsible Digital Finance Services (DFS) ecosystems that can benefit poor people and entrepreneurs. The programme will be based on a market development approach, based on a strong understanding of the market failures and needs and with strong emphasis on i
CS 1019640 CC DI/7720 - QTM for INTPA applications Contract related to: CS 1019640 CC DI/7720 - QTM for INTPA applications - INTPA/R/05 - Data and Information Technology