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Activity under preparation Environment and Climate change TR-AAP-2023 This action contributes to Specific Objective (e) of IPA III (to reinforce environmental protection, increase resilience to climate change. It will accelerate the shift towards a low-carbon economy, develop the digital economy and society, and strengthen sustainable connectivity in all its dimensions as well as towards the Thematic Priority 1 ¿ Environment and Climate Change of the IPA III Window 3 ¿ Green Agenda and Sustainable Connectivity. It will also address the thematic areas of climate change and conservation of terrestrial and marine ecosystems.The specific objective of this action is to improve Türkiye¿s climate change mitigation and adaptation capacity including the local dimension as well as the biodiversity and health aspects. The action will be conducted in line with the European Green Deal[1] along three areas of support (AoS): (1) climate change mitigation and adaptation capacity at local level, (2)&nbsp;human health dimension of climate change and (3)&nbsp;biodiversity and ecosystems protection under climate change impacts. In order to improve climate change mitigation and increasing resilience to climate change at local level the AoS (1) will focus on the nationwide expansion of the EU ¿net-zero-cities approach¿ to local authorities for climate change mitigation and adaptation with the support of the Union of Municipalities of Türkiye (UMT) as the IBPM. The AoS (2) will focus on response and mitigation, preparedness and coping capacity of the relevant authority against adverse health effects of climate change with DG of Public Health under Ministry of Health (MoH) as the IBPM. AoS (3) will focus on strengthening protected areas (PA) management in mitigating and adapting [1] The European Green Deal, COM/2019/640 final to climate change with DG for Protection of Natural Assets (GDPNA) under the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change (MoEUCC) as the IBPM. The AoSs 1, 2 and 3 support mainly the SDG 11, the SDG 3 and the SDGs 14-15 among the related SDGs, respectively.
Expenditure Verification for Conditional Cash Transfer for Education IV (CCTE) <p>An obligatory expenditure verification foreseen in EUD's 2023 Audit Plan.</p>
Municipal Services Improvement Projec <p>The overall objective of the Action is to improve municipal infrastructure in municipalities affected by the Syrian refugee influx in Turkey. The specific objectives are to improve access to, and quality of municipal services, including water supply, wastewater and solid waste services in targeted municipalities.</p>
Expenditure Verificaton for 3 Projects <p>The expenditure verification of the contracts 411-182,  411-140 and 413-244 had been included in EUD Turkey's 2022 Audit Plan.</p>
Provisioning of the Common Provisioning Fund for ELM  compartment in 2021 (contribution WB and TK) <p>Commitment file - Provisioning to the CPF - ELM - IPA III - 2021 - (13,976,838.00)</p>
EU Support to Home Affairs Annual Action Programme for Turkey for the Year 2020 Objective 1-EU Support to Home Affairs
Climate Proofing Building Sector CSOs for the Green Deal <p class="ql-align-justify">The overall objective of the action is to enhance capacities of civil society stakeholders on the EU Green Deal for increased awareness, integrated approach, and stronger compliance.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">The specific objectives are:</p><ol><li data-list="bullet" class="ql-align-justify"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>Enhancing technical capacities of CSOs and their members towards mitigation and adaptation methods, measures and strategies on constructing and renovating in an energy and resource efficient way for resilient and climate-proof buildings as addressed in EU Green Deal and also improving dialogue and cooperation between civil society, private and public stakeholders (ie. local governments) which build up building sector ecosystem in Türkiye (including CSOs, associations and unions representing building material producers, contractors, real estate developers, clean energy suppliers; green building councils; property management unions; chambers of architects and engineers; owners, etc.) for knowledge & experience sharing and integrated action towards climate proof buildings in compliance with the EU Green Deal.</li><li data-list="bullet"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>Stimulating behavioural, social and cultural change by enhancing the understanding and awareness of the relevant stakeholders towards the importance and the impact of the EU Green Deal and creating a better understanding of the EU Green Deal on new buildings and renovations in order to inspire stakeholders to implement similar actions.</li></ol><p>The project was awarded under the call for proposal that aims to support the improvement of the capacities of civil society organisations towards the achievement of the ambitious targets of the European Green Deal.</p>
Social policy and employment Social policy and employment - User Reference : IPA/2008/020-213-NP 2008 TURKEY - COMPONENT I (ALL EXCEPT TR080209)
Participation in Union Programmes Sectors covered: Democracy & governance, Rule of law and fundamental rights-Participation in Union Programmes
Energy-2018 Annual Action Programme for Turkey Objective 2The objective of this action is to promote energy efficiency and renewable energy in linewith the EU¿s resource efficiency and climate action targets and to improve Türkiye'sintegration with European electricity and gas markets.The specific objective of the action is to increase utilisation of low-carbon energytechnologies by public utilities, awareness of households on energy efficiency and thelevel of trust and market depth in natural gas market; and enhance effectiveness ofelectricity grid operations. 2018 Annual Action Programme for Turkey Objective 2The objective of this action is to promote energy efficiency and renewable energy in linewith the EU¿s resource efficiency and climate action targets and to improve Türkiye'sintegration with European electricity and gas markets.The specific objective of the action is to increase utilisation of low-carbon energytechnologies by public utilities, awareness of households on energy efficiency and thelevel of trust and market depth in natural gas market; and enhance effectiveness ofelectricity grid operations.
Improved Relations between Mass Media and Judiciary National programme for Turkey under the IPA - Transition Assistance and Institution Building Component for the year 2010.To support the EU pre-accession strategy for Turkey under 4 priority axes: Copenhagen political criteria, acquis communautaire, EU-Turkey Civil Society Dialogue and supporting activities.Improved Relations between Mass Media and Judiciary
Enhancement of Entrepreneurship Capacities for Sustainable Socio-Economic Integration (ENHANCER) <p>The overall objective of the Project is to contribute to the socio-economic inclusion of the Syrian refugees who are under temporary protection in Turkey (SuTPs) to the local host communities (LHCs) through improving employment and livelihood opportunities</p>
National Programme for Turkey 2009 - TEIAS Reference : IPA/2009/021-668-NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR TURKEY 2009-National Programme for Turkey 2009 - TEIAS
National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Vaccines and Sera Reference : IPA/2009/021-668-NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR TURKEY 2009-National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Vaccines and Sera
Support to the EU Communication Programme in Turkey Contract related to: Support to the EU Communication Programme in Turkey - The objective of the action is to raise public awareness and contribute to public support for the European Union and its actions and the EU accession process. The action provides funding for the European Commission, the EU delegations in the Western Balkans and Turkey and the EU Office in Kosovo* to continue effective, strategic communication based on clear objectives, a common and compelling EU narrative and thematic communication on key priorities. The action will comprise, among others: (i) EU image-building (`EU-branding¿) campaigns to position the EU as the main political and economic partner and the biggest financial donor, and as a major engine of positive change, through investments and reforms that benefit society and are firmly attached to EU values; (ii) thematic campaigns on priority areas of cooperation (e.g. green agenda, digital agenda, connectivity, economy, human capital, fair society); (iii) a network of information centres and information points; (iv) web and social media presence; (v) direct outreach to the targeted audiences (events, festivals, TV and radio programmes, student debates, etc.); (vi) media relations; (vii) opinion polls and surveys.The communication activities implemented by the European Commission and the EU delegations and office are complementary to the communication efforts of the national authorities and civil society.
Drafting of a National IBM Strategy and Updating of the ''National Action Plan to Implement Turkey's IBM Strategy'' (EU4IBMTR) <p>The current BM system in Turkey is assessed, and a road map is developed for the elaboration of an improved/optimised National IBM Strategy and Action Plan. Development of the National IBM Strategy and update of the Action Plan in line with EU standards and good practice. Effective policies and practical mechanisms of implementation of the drafted IBM Strategy and updated Action Plan developed. Interagency and international coordination and cooperation on border management enhanced.</p>
Special Measure on Education, Health, Municipal Infrastructure and Socio-economic Support to Refugees in Turkey Special Measure on Education, Health, Municipal Infrastructure and Socio-economic Support to Refugees in Turkey. Allocation for 2016
Activity under preparation Monitoring Freedom of Association II Contract related to: Monitoring Freedom of Association II - The overall objective of this action is to foster a functioning pluralistic, participatory and representative democracy and the consolidation of a resilient civil society by promoting a culture of fundamental rights and dialogue. It will target rights-based CSOs. The action will focus on strengthening operational capacities of CSOs; improving CSO¿s advocacy and monitoring for human and fundamental rights; enhancing the right to freedom of expression, access to information and to strengthen pluralism by supporting media actors; and improving cooperation between CSOs and local authorities.By improving the capacities of CSOs working on the relevant areas, the action will allow the promotion and protection of human and fundamental rights, including gender equality, rights of groups belonging to minorities and in vulnerable situations, chidren¿s rights, rights of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Non-binary, Intersex and Queer (LGBTIQ) people, and labour rights. It will address political, ethnic and social polarisation in Turkey and contribute to reducing inequalities and fostering social cohesion. It will also contribute to implementing the EU Green Deal by supporting CSOs initiatives in the field and enhance the capacities of CSOs working on disaster management.
European Union Scholarships (BEURs) Contract related to: European Union Scholarships (BEURs) - This proposal envisages the continuation of Facility assistance in the area of education, notably the continuation of PIKTES (Promoting Integration of Syrian Kids into Turkish Education System) and CCTE (Conditional Cash Transfer for Education) projects, and support to higher education including scholarships. The objective is to keep the refugee enrolment numbers up to acceptable levels in order to enable children to obtain their right to education and to help maximise their contribution to the Turkish society and economy. This needs to be achieved while ensuring social cohesion by maintaining the current level of education quality for the host community in the supported education facilities.The measure consists of three components: 1) PIKTES + (covering three school years 2022/23, 2023/24 and 2024/25); 2) CCTE (consisting of cash component and child protection component, covering three school years 2022/23, 2023/24 and 2024/25); and 3) BEUrs (support to higher education including scholarships and related support services).
Enhancing the Advocacy Frontline for Equal Rights <p>The objective of the project is to strengthen key stakeholders capacity to act as champions of change for equal rights in five sectors that are key to access fundamental rights (law, education, municipal services, mental health and social services), thus to increase protection and promotion of LGBTI rights with an alternative and empowering approach.</p>
Technical Assistance to Support the Monitoring of Actions Financed under the Facility for Refugees in Turkey (Facility) The purpose of the contract is to support the Secretariat of the Facility and the Delegation of the EU to Turkey (EUD) in their tasks to run a results-based Monitoring and Evaluation System for the Facility. This M&E system will track progress of Facility-funded interventions against defined targets, and will measure the level of achievement of outputs and outcomes at the various levels of priority areas of the Facility. This would include the adaptation or development of monitoring tools, guidelines; managing an on-line database through data encoding and coordination of the gathering, aggregation and analysis of data as well as reporting; supporting regular and ad hoc monitoring visits on the field and providing technical support, guidance and training to EUD and Turkish authorities when required.
Monitoring Freedom of Association The overall objective is to ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels The specific objectives are to contribute to raising awareness on barriers to the expansion of the civic space and build capacity for rights-based advocacy in Turkey
Providing post-earthquake support for health and education infrastructure in Türkiye The proposed action aims to provide support in the area of health and education infrastructure in Türkiye following the earthquakes of 6 February 2023. It should continue to build on the results, experience and deliverables of the Facility for Refugees in Turkey and additional European Union (EU) refugee support provided after 2019. The projects are part of the EU pledge made at the international donors¿ conference for the people in Türkiye and Syria[1] that took place in Brussels on 20 March 2023 and aim to support refugees and host communities to rebuild their lives in harmony following the disaster. In partnership with relevant stakeholders and Turkish ministries, the action seeks to improve the conditions of refugees and host communities in the areas (directly or indirectly) affected by the earthquakes by enhancing the accessibility of education and healthcare services. The specific objectives are to: 1. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;improve access for refugees and host communities to education. 2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;increase access to primary healthcare services for refugees and host communities.The action will be implemented in indirect management with pillar-assessed entities, respectively Kreditanstalt Für Wiederaufbau (KfW) and the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) for the education and health components. &nbsp;By seeking to improve access to education and health services of refugees and host communities, the action will contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and 4 (Quality Education). It will contribute to gender equality and women¿s empowerment as well as the inclusion of persons with disabilities through its accessibility approach. Strong environmental, climate, and disaster risk reduction components will shape this action. Eventually, it will also address the root causes of migration.[1] https://commission.europa.eu/strategy-and-policy/priorities-2019-2024/stronger-europe-world/donors-conference-turkiye-and-syria_en
National Programme for Turkey 2009 under the Instrument for Preaccession Assistance - Transition Assistance and Institution Building Component - Part 2 2009 NP under IPA, excluding the participation of Turkey in the Union Programmes and Agencies.
Fundamental Rights 2018 Annual Action Programme for Turkey Objective 1-Fundamental Rights
Regulatory reform and acquis alignment Sectors covered: Democracy & governance, Rule of law and fundamental rights.-Regulatory reform and acquis alignment
Activity under preparation Business and Human Rights <p>The action will be promoting the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) with relevant stakeholders and contribute to achieving output 2 of the Annex 8 ¿Action Document for ¿EU Civil Society Facility and Media Programme for the Republic of Türkiye for 2024-2025¿ to the Decision, notably that human rights monitoring capacities of supported civil society organisations (CSOs) are reinforced. Specifically, the action foresees trainings, awareness raising, joint advocacy campaigns, and monitoring activities amongst other. The action will seek to target businesses involved in the postquake reconstruction and rehabilitation as well, with a view to ensure the respect of human rights.</p><p>Moreover, the new EU Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence (CSDD) aims to foster sustainable and responsible corporate behaviour in companies¿ operations and across their global value chains. It will introduce a duty for companies in scope to identify and address potential and actual adverse human rights and environmental impacts in their own operations, those of their subsidiaries and, where related to their chain(s) of activities, those of their business partners. In addition, the EU Action Plan on Human Rights and Democracy 2020-2024 sets as a priority to reinforce the EU¿s global leadership on Business and Human Rights, and the action in object is foreseen in this context.</p>
Integration of IDPs in Van Province To support the EU pre-accession strategy for Turkey under three priority axes: Rule of Law and Fundamental Rights, Transport, Social Development.
Evaluation of 2014, 2015 and 2016 Turkey Annual Programmes Sectors covered: Democracy & governance, Rule of law and fundamental rights-Evaluation of 2014, 2015 and 2016 Turkey Annual Programmes
Supporting Civil Society through Social Entrepreneurship in Turkey TR2022AAP Social entrepreneurship emerges as an alternative and viable way of complementing financial sustainability of civil society organisations (CSOs), diversifying funding and addressing social problems in general. The project is designed according to the needs, suggestions and inputs of the civil society organisations, social entrepreneurs and other relevant actors with a special focus to exploit the potential of social entrepreneurship for financial sustainability of civil society organisations as well as for increasing their social impact.This project is composed of three main pillars: the first pillar will aim to strengthen skills and knowledge of civil society organisations and social enterprises on social entrepreneurship, foster partnerships between civil society organisations and social entrepreneurs and raise public awareness. The second pillar will address the strengthening of institutional, policy and regulatory framework related to social entrepreneurship in Turkey. The third pillar concerns the provision of financial support to civil society organisations and social entrepreneurs to enhance their organisational capacities. The grant support will be provided through selected Turkish Development Agencies. CSOs and other social-need driven non-state actors are the main target groups of this action. The final beneficiaries are the right holders at large but especially the vulnerable groups such as children, elderly, disabled, women who are facing higher risk of poverty and social exclusion compared to the general population.The action will support entrepreneurial civil society organisations and social enterprises that operate in a variety of fields, for example: rights for women and girls, access to education, recycling and waste, inclusion, equality, etc. This action is mainly related to SGD 8 since the outcomes will contribute to enabling people to enjoy the benefits of entrepreneurship and innovation, creating decent and fulfilling jobs while not harming the environment and boosting economic growth.
Fight against Violence towards Children National programme for Turkey under the IPA - Transition Assistance and Institution Building Component for the year 2010.To support the EU pre-accession strategy for Turkey under 4 priority axes: Copenhagen political criteria, acquis communautaire, EU-Turkey Civil Society Dialogue and supporting activities.Fight against Violence towards Children
Expenditure Verification for Promoting Inclusive Education for Kids in the Turkish Education System+ (PIKTES+) <p>The project subject to verification is included in EUD Türkiye's draft Audit Plan for the year 2024.</p>
Wastepickers and Waste not to be Wasted in Gaziantep <p><br></p><p>Contributing to improvement of humanitarian conditions, and to the advancement of human and fundamental rights of discriminated wastepickers and their families in Gaziantep.</p>
Supporting Migrant Health Services in T¿rkiye - SIHHAT III <p>Contract is to support the migrant health services in Turkiye</p>-Supporting Migrant Health Services in T¿rkiye - SIHHAT III
National Programme for Turkey 2009 - ETCF II Reference : IPA/2009/021-668-NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR TURKEY 2009-National Programme for Turkey 2009 - ETCF II
Supporting Removal Centres' Capacities and Fostering Alternatives to Administrative Detention <p>Result 1 - Institutional capacities of removal centres are strengthened; in terms of internal control, complaints handling,provision of services, interagency referral, and harm reductionn. Result 2 - DGMM enhances procedural safeguards for persons under administrative detention to access rights and services REsult 3- DGMM develops pathways to viable alternatives to administrative detention.</p>
Activity under preparation Individual measure to support inclusive quality education for refugees in Türkiye This proposal envisages the continuation of Facility assistance in the area of education, notably the continuation of PIKTES (Promoting Integration of Syrian Kids into Turkish Education System) and CCTE (Conditional Cash Transfer for Education) projects, and support to higher education including scholarships. The objective is to keep the refugee enrolment numbers up to acceptable levels in order to enable children to obtain their right to education and to help maximise their contribution to the Turkish society and economy. This needs to be achieved while ensuring social cohesion by maintaining the current level of education quality for the host community in the supported education facilities.The measure consists of three components: 1) PIKTES + (covering three school years 2022/23, 2023/24 and 2024/25); 2) CCTE (consisting of cash component and child protection component, covering three school years 2022/23, 2023/24 and 2024/25); and 3) BEUrs (support to higher education including scholarships and related support services).