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Enhancing the Capability and Effectiveness of SADC's Peace and Security Architecture (ECESPA) <p class="ql-align-justify">The overall objective of the Action is to promote peace, security, stability and democracy as foundations for regional integration and development in line with the provisions of the Regional Indicative Strategic Plan (RISDP, 2020-2030) and SADC¿s Vision 2050.</p><p>The current Action¿s specific objectives are to enhance capability and effectiveness of the SADC¿s Peace and Security structure by (1) enabling early response and action and (2) increasing capacity of Non-State Actors (NSAs).</p><p class="ql-align-justify">The Action will be implemented in indirect management in order to enhance SADC¿s role and efforts to prevent and reduce the incidence, duration and intensity of conflicts, sustain peace and ensure security. To this end, the programme will seek to support and promote partnerships between state and non-state entities and have an impact on the ground within existing regional/continental/international norms and standards. Furthermore, <span style="color: black;">it will strengthen SADC¿s monitoring, analytical, implementation, knowledge management and information sharing capacities and response mechanisms.</span></p>
Gestion Intégrée du Complexe Transfrontalier W-Arly-Pendjari (GIC-WAP) <p>Le projet vise à renforcer la conservation et la gestion durable des parcs nationaux et des écosystèmes fragiles de la région W-Arly-Pendjari. Il comprend trois résultats/produits : Produit 1 : La gestion du complexe WAP est participative (structures transfrontalières, communes, populations organisées). Produit 2 : La gestion des aires protégées de la région WAP correspond aux normes internationales Produit 3 : La population riveraine résidente du complexe W-Arly-Pendjari contribue à la préservation des ressources naturelles. </p>
Fit For Market: Strengthening sanitary and phytosanitary systems of the ACP horticultural sector The overall objective of the programme is to reduce poverty, improve food security and food safety and ensure inclusive growth by strengthening the agri-food export sector in ACP countries. The specific objective is enable smallholders, farmers' organisations and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to access to international and domestic horticultural markets, by complying with Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) issues and market requirements, in a sustainable framework. the implementation of results 1-4 foreseen under contract 374-029 is extended until the end of 2022.Public sector authorities have an enhanced capacity to support the horticultural sector, ensuring management and enforcement of SPS standards (R5): the New EU Plant Health Regulation 2016/2031, which will be enter into force in 2019, could have a significant impact on the trade of Fruits and Vegetables, if the sector is not well prepared. Maintaining the flow of trade will require considerable efforts by the public sector as well as private sector operators. The ACP countries need to start preparing for the New Regulation at different levels: i) inspection services (new requirements for phytosanitary certificates); ii) collect data, pest risk analysis and establishment of pest free areas; iii) public-private stakeholders platforms (in order to reinforce this dialogue the Result 4 was also amended). - Specific technical innovation and knowledge (R6) is necessary because Fruits and Vegetables growers are already experiencing a significant decline in the range of plant protection products available and registered for use as well as reduction in the permitted pesticide maximum residue levels (MRLs). In this sense, it is key to allow resources in order to: i) extrapolate existing EU MRLs and establishing Import Tolerance; ii) establish GAP under local conditions for new MRLs or products.
ABS initiative Support to the implementation of the Nagoya protocol <p>The foreseen support work in the countries of the ACP Group in the fields of access to genetic resources, access to associated traditional knowledge and the fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising from their utilisation (Access and Benefit Sharing, ABS) will contribute to economically, ecologically and socially sustainable development through the implementation of the third objective of the Convention of Biological Diversity, specifically its Nagoya Protocol on ABS. Regulatory ABS frameworks and contractual ABS agreements are regarded as possible building blocks for emerging low carbon development strategies as well as supporting studies on The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB) where lessons may be drawn from for designing green economy concepts. Furthermore, ABS supports directly and indirectly poverty alleviation, equity, social justice and sound environmental management by contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) 2 and 15. National implementation of the Nagoya Protocol indirectly supports the achievement of SDGs 1, 3, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17.</p>
Integrated Capacity Building for the SADC Secretariat and  National Stakeholders (ICCB) The overall objective of this intervention is to deepen SADC regional integration by strengthening the SADC national and regional linkages and enhancing the capacity of the SADC Secretariat towards effective implementation and transposition of regional integration programmes, protocols and commitments at national level
Knowledge for Great Green Wall Action (K4GGWA) - CIFOR-Component Contract related to: Knowledge for Great Green Wall Action (K4GGWA) - CIFOR-Component - The Great Green Wall (GGW) is a lighthouse African initiative to regreen the Sahel from Senegal to Somalia. The GGW has ambitions to become a comprehensive rural development and sustainable land management initiative, aiming to transform the lives of Sahelian populations by supporting a mosaic of green and productive landscapes. It leverages a diversity of projects, with the potential to contribute to several EU and African objectives, including on those pertaining to food security, sustainable agri-food systems, water, addressing desertification, climate change&nbsp;and biodiversity loss, sustainable energy, decent job creation, and, more broadly, resilience, stability and sustainable and inclusive development. The EU has pledged to support the GGW, primarily through its country programmes, complemented and supported by a light regional Action, described hereunder. The EU¿s support to the Great Green Wall holds the status as a `Flagship¿.The overall objective of this regional Action is to enable sustainable land management and livelihoods in support of the Great Green Wall initiative and to accelerate progress towards its objectives. The Action will focus primarily on the eleven countries that are members of the Pan-African Agency of the Great Green Wall (Mauritania, Senegal, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Djibouti). Wherever possible, this Action will also offer support to the additional seven countries implementing GGW-related activities with EU support (Cameroon, Ghana, Benin, Cape Verde, Gambia, South Sudan and Somalia). Together, this forms the broader area of the Great Green Wall.The Action is designed to complement and strengthen action by a diversity of stakeholders at country and regional level. It will do so through employment of three Specific Objectives:Enhanced uptake and effectiveness of sustainable land management, land restoration and integrated landscape management practices within the broader Great Green Wall areaImproved land health and vegetation monitoring and intervention targeting within the broader Great Green Wall areaEnhanced policy and institutional enabling environment for sustainable land management and livelihoods within the broader Great Green Wall area
Trade and transport facilitation measures for Strategic Corridors in Africa The proposed action addresses the two interlinked objectives of trade and transport facilitation simultaneously within a corridor approach, focusing activities and measures on the same strategic corridors on which the bulk of investments will take place, so as to leverage the impact of such investments. In terms of resources, the action combines funds allocated to `Trade facilitation¿ and to `Transport soft measures¿ under the SSA regional MIP - Priority 5, and it will be implemented progressively through the different sub-regions thanks to multi-annuality of funds.&nbsp;
Gouvernance, politiques de gestion des ressources marines 
et réduction de la pauvreté dans l'Ecorégion WAMER (Mauritanie, Sénégal, 
Gambie, Guinée-Bissau, Guinée, Sierra Léone et Cap-Vert Lobjectif général du projet est de contribuer à la réduction de la pauvreté et au renforcement de la sécurité alimentaire des communautés côtières de lécorégion WAMER (Western African Marine Eco-Region).  Lobjectif spécifique est d'améliorer la gouvernance et de promouvoir ladoption de bonnes pratiques en matière d'utilisation durable des ressources marines et côtières dans l'écorégion WAMER.
ECHO/-AF/EDF/2015/01000 -  Assist people affected by the Boko Haram violence in the Lake Chad Region ECHO/-AF/EDF/2015/01000 -  Assist people affected by the Boko Haram violence in the Lake Chad Region - ECHO/-AF/EDF/2015/01000 -  Assist people affected by the Boko Haram violence in the Lake Chad Region
EU Support to ECOWAS Regional Peace, Security and Stability mandate (EU-ECOWAS PSS) The Overall Objective of the proposed intervention is to contribute to building and maintaining Peace, Security and Stability in West Africa to ensure conditions of development.The Specific Objective is to support the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to execute its conflict prevention and resolution mandate in a sustainable way, notably by executing a shift from a reactive to a preventive mode in acquiring increased strategic, operational and management capacities.
Support to the Namibian Standards Institution The Overall Objective is to enhance Namibias participation to international trade agreements and to boost its trade and economic growth.The Specific Objective is to strengthen the capacity of the Namibian Standards Institute (NSI) in fulfilling its mandate, namely to align national standards to European and international ones.
Technical Assistance of the 'Support to West Africa Integrated Maritime Security' project (SWAIMS) <p>The Technical Assistance (TA) is implementing selected activities of the SWAIMS programme, and the purpose of this contract is as follows: The Technical Assistance has certain general and specific responsibilities to ensure the effective organization of the overall SWAIMS programme and will be in charge of the operational implementation of specific activities (see comment) of the SWAIMS programme. The Technical Assistance will be reporting to ECOWAS and the EU Delegation in Abuja. </p>
PASSMAR R¿sultat 2. Les cadres l¿gislatifs et r¿glementaires maritimes nationaux sont adopt¿s et la mise en ¿uvre des lois est renforc¿e L'objectif principal du projet est de permettre aux États côtiers de la CEEAC de poursuivre les cas de piraterie et d'autres délits maritimes conformément au code de conduite de Yaoundé et d'accroître la réponse et la coopération dans les zones A et D.Pour y parvenir, l'ONUDC s'appuiera sur des initiatives de réforme juridique déjà menées, des formations et des conseils à l'intention des procureurs, juges et responsables de l'application des lois dans trois pays pilotes de la CEEAC, notamment le Cameroun, le Gabon et Sao Tomé-et-Principe. En outre, certains nouveaux pays feront l'objet d'une évaluation juridique, notamment l'Angola, le Congo et la RDC. L'ONUDC soutiendra également la coopération juridique, en développant des mémorandums d'accord pour améliorer la qualité et la quantité des poursuites. Les actions incluront : le renforcement des capacités de poursuites, l'amélioration de la coopération régionale au niveau des enquêtes et des poursuites, des réformes juridiques si nécessaire dans les pays du golfe de Guinée et un soutien juridique pour des affaires existantes ad hoc / à la demande.
Renforcement de l'Application de la Loi sur la Faune et la Flore en Afrique centrale ¿ (RALFF) <p>Appui á l'amélioration du niveau dapplication de la loi sur la faune et la flore en Afrique centrale (Gabon, Cameroun, Congo, RCA)</p>
DEMERSTEM, DEMERsal ecosySTEMs <p>Laction proposée par DEMERSTEM vise à répondre à la priorité 1 de lappel doffre (améliorer la connaissance sur létat des stocks partagés ou sur lévaluation de pêcheries communes). Au sein des écosystèmes, le projet permettra en particulier d améliorer la connaissance sur létat des stocks depoissons démersaux.</p>
11th EDF RIP SUPPORTED INTERVENTIONS IN WILDLIFE IN HORN OF AFRICA, EASTERN AFRICA AND SOUTHERN AFRICA This cross-regional program supports interventions key wildlife priority areas of the 11th EDF: i) strengthened Trans-frontier Conservation Area (TFCA) management; and ii) improved law enforcement on wildlife crime.
Multi-Annual Programme Estimate - Support to the West Africa Competitiveness Programme EU Support to the Regional Component of the West Africa Competitiveness Programme (MOPE)
Biodiversity and Protected Areas Management in African, Caribbean and Pacific countries (BIOPAMA) CQ32067 DQ 09/11/2012 - ZFIN correction-Biodiversity and Protected Areas Management in African, Caribbean and Pacific countries (BIOPAMA)
Transferability and Convertablity Facility Contract related to: Transferability and Convertablity Facility - Increasing or improving access to safe, reliable, affordable and sustainable energy for populations living principally in rural areas or underserved areas/unreliable supply areas, including grid-extension
COMESA Trade Facilitation Programme The objective of the programme is to increase intra-regional trade flows of goods, persons and services by reducing the costs/delays of imports/exports at specific border posts and throughout the region by reducing NTBs across the borders, implementing the COMESA Digital FTA, WTO TFA, improving the CBM, and liberalising the trade in services and movement of persons.The programme is composed of five components, one of which will be implemented simultaneously in selected corridors and the entire COMESA region based on the state of readiness of member States.
PREDIP, Programme régional de dialogue et d'investissement pour le pastoralisme et la transhumance au Sahel et dans les pays côtiers d'Afrique de l'Ouest Sous-programme Pastoralisme et transhumance du PIR-11eFED-PREDIP, Programme régional de dialogue et d'investissement pour le pastoralisme et la transhumance au Sahel et dans les pays côtiers d'Afrique de l'Ouest
Second Phase  West Africa  Competitiveness Programme - The regional component (competitiveness observatory ) The regional competitiveness observatory is set up and operational as a tool for information, documentation, observation, monitoring, and analysis of changes in the competitive position of WA, and proposals for necessary adjustments
Technical Cooperation for Jobs and Growth The Technical Cooperation for Jobs and Growth supports preparation, implementation, management, coordination and evaluation of EU cooperation under the Regional Indicative Programme (RIP) for Eastern Africa, Southern Africa and the Indian Ocean
Contribution to the Africa Investment Platform (AIP) in support of the regional economic integration Regional EA-SA-IO infrastructure programme; EDF contribution to the African Investment Platform
DP 2 Facilitation des transports Ce DP2 vient à la suite du DP1 et vise à renforcer la Commission de l'UEMOA et de ses états membres pour la réalisation des activités prévues dans la CF 24 204
Activity under preparation Transition to sustainable food systems in Africa (DeSIRA+ Africa, CGIAR, STOSAR) This Action aims at enhancing innovation through multi-stakeholder partnerships involving research to accelerate agro-ecological transitions of food systems in Sub-Saharan Africa. Investments are indeed needed to better understand and use ecological processes, to develop agro-ecological technologies, to stimulate and bring innovations to scale, to mobilize and strengthen the capacities of national research, farmers¿ organizations, NGOs and private sector, and to improve enabling policies for agro-ecology and sustainable food systems. The Action will be articulated around three components that will support: (1) the Consultative Group of International Agriculture Research (CGIAR) in addressing Africa¿s pressing challenges to make food systems more productive and resilient. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; (2) key partnerships, led by non-research actors but supported by research, to co-create and scale up agro-ecological innovations in Africa for more productive and more resilient food systems. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; (3) the implementation of the SADC regional strategy on sustainable food systems while building on the dynamics of the other two components and previous experience in the region.&nbsp;
Support to AFRITAC Phase II Support to AFRITAC East and South under the Regional Indicative Programme EDF 11
Regional Program: Transport and Transit Facilitation Programme in EA-SA-IO Regional Program: Transport and Transit Facilitation Programme in EA-SA-IO - Regional Program: Transport and Transit Facilitation Programme in EA-SA-IO
Programme Estimate No. 1 under INCA The first programme estimate under the Institutional Capacity Building programme of the Indian Ocean Commission
EU Contribution to the Adaptation Fund The Action aims at enhancing climate adaptation and resilience in Sub-Saharan Africa in line with the developed countries¿ collective goal of providing USD 100 billion per year in climate finance to developing countries until 2025.The Action will enhance climate adaptation and resilience in Sub-Saharan Africa with EUR 80 million from the SSA Multiannual Indicative Programme (MIP). This will be complemented by additional EUR 20 million from the Global Challenges MIP which will contribute to pursue the same objective in Small Islands Developing States (SIDS).The Adaptation Fund is a major international instrument under the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. The EU contribution will assist the most vulnerable developing country Parties to the Paris Agreement in meeting the costs of climate-resilient measures through the implementation of projects and programmes addressing adaptation needs in a number of sectors, including agriculture; disaster risk reduction; food security; forestry; rural development; urban development; and water management. The Adaptation Fund is a Financial Intermediary Fund to which the World Bank serves as interim trustee.&nbsp;
Support to AFRITAC West 2 - Phase 2 <p>The programme aims to strengthen the institutional and human capacities of 6 States of the WA region for effective macroeconomic management in the areas of competence of the AFRITAC. The capacity development activities aim to improve the design, implementation, and monitoring of sound macroeconomic, financial, fiscal and monetary policies, and enhanced regional harmonisation, in alignment with the regional objectives of Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).</p>
Resilience building and Disaster Response Management in the Indian Ocean The objective ofthe programme is to contribute to the sustainable development of the Island States of the Indian Ocean region, by strengthening their capacity for adaptation and building their resilience to diasaters.
Vérification des dépenses du DP n°2 Facilitation des transports UEMOA - contrat FED/2018/399-079 <p>Vérification des dépenses du DP2 UEMOI Facilitation des transports</p>-Vérification des dépenses du DP n°2 Facilitation des transports UEMOA - contrat FED/2018/399-079
Contribution of Sustainable Fisheries to the Blue Economy of the Eastern Africa, Southern Africa and the Indian Ocean (EA-SA-IO) region The overall objective of the EOFISH programme is to enhance equitable economic growth by promoting sustainable fisheries in the EA-SA-IO region. The specific objective is to support sustainable management and development of fisheries, while addressing climate change resilience and enhancing marine biodiversity
Support to AFRICA WEST 2 Project - Phase II The project provides technical assistance & capacity building to 6 West Africa states on Public Finance Management revenue mobilisation, bank supervision, customs administration and statistics
Intra-ACP Wildlife Trafficking 11EDF MIKES+ To reinforce the Intra-ACP Wildlife Trafficking Programme commitment to the MIKES programme which focuses on the protection of elephants and other CITES-listed African mammals throughout the continent.
EU-Africa Infrastructure Trust Fund - Additional EC contribution Additional EC contribution to the EU-Africa Infrastructure Trust Fund of Euro 200 million, as per Council Decision of 18 May 2009. This additional contribution represents a key measure for helping developing countries in coping with the global crisis.
MARKUP PAGoDA with ITC

(EAC R1-3-4; PS Tanzania R1) Contract related to: MARKUP PAGoDA with ITC(EAC R1-3-4; PS Tanzania R1) - This Action aims at addressing both supply side and market access constraints of some key export-oriented sectors, namely agro-industrial crops (coffee, tea and cacao) and horticulture, through interventions focusing mainly from post-harvest to export
Hydro meteorological monitoring equipment supply and installation for OKACOM Contract related to: Hydro meteorological monitoring equipment supply and installation for OKACOM - The Project aims at contributing to the equitable utilisation, shared benefits and mitigation of common risks of transboundary waters in the Cubango-Okavango river basin.
Or¿amento Programma N¿3 TL/PALOP-TL/FED 1) reforçar a capacidade institucional de gestão dos PALOP-TL, consolidando a cooperação regional.2) consolidar a estrutura de gestão de informação, comunicação e visibilidade do Programa.
Audit n 109955: Vérification des dépenses - Contrat FED/2018/400765 et Audit n 109957: Vérification des dépenses - Contrat FED/2019/413586 Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: Audit n 109955: Vérification des dépenses - Contrat FED/2018/400765 et Audit n 109957: Vérification des dépenses - Contrat FED/2019/413586 - Sous-programme Pastoralisme et transhumance du PIR-11eFED
Technical Assistance component of the Program titled EFSD Guarantee AGREENFI <p>This contract finance by EU BUDGET is linked to its second part finance by EFD (FED/2020/ 418-632)</p>
Enhancement of Governance and Enabling Environment in the ICT sector (EGEE-ICT) in the East and Southern Africa and Indian Ocean Region Enhancement of Governance and Enabling Environment in the ICT sector (EGEE-ICT) in the East and Southern Africa and Indian Ocean Region - Enhancement of Governance and Enabling Environment in the ICT sector (EGEE-ICT) in the East and Southern Africa and Indian Ocean Region
Support to Industrialisation and productive sectors-Contribution agreement with GIZ Contract related to: Support to Industrialisation and productive sectors-Contribution agreement with GIZ - Implementation of component 2 of the regional economic integration objectives of the SADC sub-RIP 11th EDF
AAP 2018 - GPGC - Sustainable Investment Climate and Value Chains Programme AAP 2018 - Sustainable Investment Climate and Value Chains Programme-AAP 2018 - GPGC - Sustainable Investment Climate and Value Chains Programme
Transport and Transit Facilitation Program (T2FP) in Eastern Africa, Southern Africa and Indian Ocean Region (EA-SA-IO) : COMESA Component <p>The COMESA Specific Activities Component of the overall results of the T2FP contributes to the overall results by focusing on: (i)Regional transport corridor efficiency improving activities (Result 4) (ii)Activities to be carried out over a two-year period Within the select COMESA member states </p>
Administration Agreement concerning the Impact Evaluation to Development Impact Multi-Donor Trust Fund Contract related to: Administration Agreement concerning the Impact Evaluation to Development Impact Multi-Donor Trust Fund - Administrative Activity to manager Administrative budget of DEVCO-EDF