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Agriculture (i) Development of strategy for alignment with Common market organization (CMO) and (ii) Capacity building for measure Advisory services under the Instrument for Pre-Accession  Rural Development IPARD II Programme and (iii) Establishment of a farm advisory system (FAS) in Turkey.AD 10 b- Facilitating Agricultural Recovery & Mitigating Earthquake Repercussions for Sustainability: This action aims to support the recovery and sustainable development of the severely earthquake-affected agricultural sector in Türkiye. It focuses on strengthening agricultural resilience, empowering vulnerable groups, and promoting a sustainable and climate-resilient agriculture economy. Through capacity-building, and provision of technical support, this action enhances the resilience of the agricultural sector, promotes inclusive recovery efforts, and fosters sustainable practices. It benefits Türkiye by ensuring agricultural continuity, improving livelihoods, and safeguarding food security. The action also promotes ecological balance, increases productivity, and improves food security in the target regions.Additionally, this action aligns with EU priorities by promoting the adoption of sustainable and climate-resilient agricultural practices. It contributes to environmental protection and climate change mitigation. Furthermore, by empowering vulnerable groups, particularly the women, youth, persons with disabilities, refugees, and small-scale farmers, this action fosters social inclusion, gender equality, and youth empowerment, which are shared values of the EU.Overall, this action contributes to the comprehensive recovery of the earthquake-affected regions, stimulates economic growth and strengthens the partnership between Türkiye and the EU.
Support to Media Activities of the EU Delegation to T¿rkiye <p>Support for the implementation of EUD's press-related activities, including: media monitoring, press trips to EU and Türkiye, press support to communication activities undertaken by the Delegation</p>
Capacity Building in the Field of Climate Change in Turkey Turkey National Programme IPA 2013-Capacity Building in the Field of Climate Change in Turkey
Sustainable Urban Mobility and Reliable Transport (SUMART) TR2022AAP The ultimate goal of this Action is to encourage, improve and facilitate the efforts put forward by Turkish municipalities in their increasingly crucial role of pursuing sustainable and smart urban mobility services across city jurisdictions. It will be done by blending EU grants with a loan programme by by the French Development Agency (AFD). This AD combines an EU grant financing of EUR 15,000,000 with loans amounting to EUR 200 000 000. The grant financing &nbsp;will be implemented by the AFD as the entrusted entity. The Action will deliver a number of activities including technical assistance to key enabling stakeholders, policy dialogue, awareness and promotion activities. It will encourage peer exchange of experiences and best practices in Turkey, the EU and other candidate countries, as well as the preparation of sustainable urban mobility plans (SUMPs). The Action will also deliver on investment preparation support (feasibility studies, design, environmental and social safeguard documents) as well as investment implementation support for sustainable and smart urban mobility projects. It will focus on the emergence of integrated and innovative mobility pilot projects that will improve the integration of existing mobility structures with innovative mobility solutions. In this way, the Action will promote municipal investments in the de-carbonisation and the digitalisation of urban mobility. By promoting competitive, affordable, accessible, multi-modal and sustainable urban mobility, the Action contributes to SDG Target 11.2 ¿Affordable and Sustainable Transport Systems¿ and SDG 11.6 ¿Reduce the Environmental Impact of Cities¿. The Action &nbsp;aligns with key priorities of the European Commission (EC) that are recently announced through the new European Urban Mobility Framework. These include more ambitious approach to sustainable urban mobility planning and related indicators, stronger action to create climate-neutral cities, better synergies between different programmes (blended finance), more effective zero-emission city freight logistics and larger efforts to increase awareness and reinforce citizen engagement within and beyond the EU.&nbsp;This Action, proposed as a blending programme of grants and loans, will be considered as an Action under the Turkey Investment Platform[1] and shall follow the relevant provisions of the TIP with regards technical assessment and formal approval.  [1] Turkey Investment Platform (`TIP¿) established by the European Commision on 31/03/2022 - C(2022) 1895 final
National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Community programmes National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Community programmes - National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Community programmes
Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme TR2022AAP The Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme (JMSP) is Turkey¿s longest and most prestigious EU funded scholarship programme. It is known and accepted as one of the brand programmes of the EU. The JMSP contributes to the development of Turkey¿s human resources capacity in fields related to EU acquis by granting scholarships for academic studies in EU Member States. The objective is to broaden participants¿ perspectives about the European integration process, enrich their knowledge about the EU and enhance dialogue between Turkish professionals and their EU counterparts. Under this action, grants will be provided for graduate studies in the EU. This action also includes a technical assistance (TA) component.An important characteristic of the JMSP is focusing on administrative capacity. There are multiple aspects involved in strengthening a country¿s administrative capacity to implement and enforce the EU acquis. One of them is to develop the human resource capacity in all areas covered by the EU acquis. Since the EU acquis covers a wide spectrum of fields, well-equipped professionals are needed in several disciplines and sectors. Higher education is one of the tools for investing in people and thus boosting administrative capacity. In this context, the JMSP provides opportunities for Turkish professionals to undertake academic studies at a university (or an equivalent institution) in one of the EU Member States. The aim is to build solid support for Turkey¿s accession to the EU, raise awareness about Turkey¿s accession process and develop workforce in the relevant disciplines. Under the Programme, scholarships are granted to people involved or to be involved in professional life so that they can deepen and enrich their knowledge on areas of EU acquis related field by following an academic study programme in an EU Member State. The Programme helps scholars to enhance civil society dialogue, familiarise with EU countries, the EU system, expand their networks, find opportunity to see good practices, enhance Turkey¿s people-to-people relations with EU counterparts, and create links between people. This AD is prepared in line with the IPA III Programming Framework, where it is highlighted to modernise public administrations at all levels of government. Regarding the link with SDG 16, the JMSP contributes to increasing the capacity of human resources in Turkey and to developing effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels.
Civil Society Facility 2018, Sivil Dusun IV <p>Top-up and extension in time for contract ref. 411-037. This is a dummy contract to the addendum to current contract 411-037 which underwent a negotiated procedure for time extension and budgetary reinforcement.</p>
Raising Awareness on New Social Policies for Women, Sharing and Mainstreaming the Practices between the EU and Turkey <p>To render policies and support services on struggling violence against women more effectively and contribute to social policy development in Turkey regarding different needs of women.</p>
EU Support for Participation in EU Programmes and Agencies for 2022 and 2023 TR2022AAP Participation in EU programmes and agencies is an important element covered under Window 2: Good governance, European Union (EU) acquis alignment, good neighbourly relations and strategic communication of the IPA III Programming Framework. Through its participation in the EU programmes and agencies, Turkey has the opportunity to: (i) build knowledge and capacities of the different stakeholders dealing with European issues; (ii) actively participate in the implementation of EU policies; and (iii) intensify international cooperation and initiate mobility in relation to EU countries, thus becoming more deeply involved in the EU integration process. Participation in the EU programmes and agencies encourages the active involvement of public and private institutions, small and medium-sized enterprises, NGOs, civil society organisations (CSOs) and universities to benefit from the EU accession process. The European Commission invites Turkey to participate in as many EU programmes and agencies as possible in line with its national priorities and goals. For the 2021-2027 period, Tukey continues to participate in Horizon Europe, Erasmus+, European Solidarity Corps (ESC), Civil Protection Mechanism, European Environmental Agency (EEA) and the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA). The association negotiations for Customs, Fiscalis, Single Market and Digital Europe programmes are still ongoing. Turkey expects to conclude association negotiations and sign the agreements in course of 2022 and be able to participate on these programmes retroactively as of 1 January 2022. Moreover, Turkey expects to participate in Creative Europe, Space, InvestEU and a few more agencies by January 2023. Thereby, financial contribution for participation in the programmes, the so-called, ¿entry ticket¿, will incrementally increase in the upcoming years.&nbsp;In this regard, this Action Document (AD) lays out the need for EU support for Turkey¿s participation in the EU programmes and agencies in the form of co-financing of the entry tickets to be paid by Turkey in 2022 and 2023..
National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Criminal Justice System Reference : IPA/2009/021-668-NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR TURKEY 2009-National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Criminal Justice System
Enhancement of Participatory Democracy in Turkey:   Monitoring Gender Equality with Rights-Based Indicators Project -Phase III Contract related to: Enhancement of Participatory Democracy in Turkey:   Monitoring Gender Equality with Rights-Based Indicators Project -Phase III - 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.
Technical Assistance on Economic Analyses within River Basin Management Plans and Water Efficiency Aspects in 4 Pilot River Basins in Turkey Turkey National Programme IPA 2013-Technical Assistance on Economic Analyses within River Basin Management Plans and Water Efficiency Aspects in 4 Pilot River Basins in Turkey
National Programme For Turkey  IPA 2013 <p>National Programme for Turkey under IPA- Transition Assistance and Institution Building Component I for the year 2013</p>
Strengthening Civil Society Capacities to Support Olive Producer Communities in T¿rkiye towards Achieving the Goals of the European Green Deal <p>The call for proposal 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>
Using Law for Environmental Advocacy and Defence (U-LEAD) <p>The Overall Objective of the project is to enhance access to justice in Turkey through the use of human rights law to protect the environment and hold accountable those that breach environmental human rights. This will be achieved through establishing and supporting an informal but active network of human rights and environment defenders and enable them to use human rights law to defend the environment (SO1) and through raising awareness before national and international authorities.</p>
EU Scholarships for Perspective Students (ESPS) Contract related to: EU Scholarships for Perspective Students (ESPS) - 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).
Support Measure on monitoring, evaluation, audit and communication for the Facility for Refugees in Turkey Support Measure on monitoring, evaluation, audit and communication for the Facility for Refugees in Turkey - Support Measure on monitoring, evaluation, audit and communication for the Facility for Refugees in Turkey
Annual Action Programme for Turkey for the year 2020 - Objective 1 Annual Action Programme for Turkey for the year 2020 - Objective 1 - Annual Action Programme for Turkey for the year 2020 - Objective 1
Implementation of Persistent Organic Pollutants Regulation 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.Implementation of Persistent Organic Pollutants Regulation
Special Measure on Education Related Support to Refugees inTurkey SPECIAL MEASURE ON EDUCATION RELATED SUPPORT TO REFUGEES IN TURKEY, TO BE FINANCED FROM THE GENERAL BUDGET OF THE EUROPEAN UNION FOR THE YEAR 2018
Support measures for implementation of Civil Society Facility programme 2021-2023 Turkey - assessment CfP <p>To assist the EU Delegation to Turkey in assessing the concept notes (CN) submitted in the framework of the calls for proposals stemming from the following activities of the Civil Society Programme 2021-2023 for Turkey:</p><p> ·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Activity 5 - Support CSOs working on human and fundamental rights (EUR 5.5 million)</p><p>&nbsp;·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Activity 15 - Civil Society Action towards European Green Deal (EUR 5 million)</p>
Strengthened Civic Engagement for Enhanced Democratic Local Governance in T¿rkiye <p>Long-term Overall objective: To create an enabling and sustainable environment for CSO-public partnership and volunteerism based on willingness, trust and mutual acknowledgement. Specific Objectives: ¿To strengthen dialogue and cooperation between CSOs and public institutions. ¿To strengthen the legal framework on volunteerism in Turkey at local and national level.</p>
Participation of Turkey in the ENPI Black Sea Basin programme CBC component for 2011 Programme on financing the participation of Turkey in the ENPI Black Sea-Basin programme under the Crossborder Cooperation component (IPA II) for the year 2011
Supporting Migrant Health Services in Turkey This action intends to improve health status of Syrian under temporary protection and persons eligible for subsidiary protection by supporting the MoH in the delivery of health service provision
National Programme for Turkey 2009 - FADN Reference : IPA/2009/021-668-NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR TURKEY 2009-National Programme for Turkey 2009 - FADN
Activity under preparation Support to Media Freedom Component <p>Component A focusing on monitoring and reporting on the enabling environment for media in Turkey; international and national advocacy and lobby; delivering financial support to third parties;</p><p>- Component B will focus on providing legal aid, support for strategic litigation, trial monitoring for journalists' cases, visits to journalists in prisons, occupational rights trainings.</p><p>The two media projects will end in June and September 2025 hence the late start of the contracts.  </p>
Local Investment Planning Capacity To support the EU pre-accession strategy for Turkey under three priority axes: Rule of Law and Fundamental Rights, Transport, Social Development.
Supply Chains in Turkey: Addressing Sustainability through Deeper Integration with European Value Chains Contract related to: Supply Chains in Turkey: Addressing Sustainability through Deeper Integration with European Value Chains - The Action will comprise a programme divided into five related and mutually reinforcing components. The EUR 17 million in grant funding from the EU will leverage up to EUR 170 million from the EBRD and partner financial institutions (¿Partners¿), thereby offering a leverage effect of 11x.Given that supply chain finance is not yet common in Türkiye, EU funding will be critical in ensuring that adequate technical assistance is available during project structuring and implementation. Above all, EU support will enable the Action to deliver ambitious sustainability objectives. This will be facilitated by offering financial incentives and non-financial assistance to Turkish SMEs and midcaps willing to take on a commitment to introduce ESG standards in their operations, to become more environmentally friendly, socially responsible and better governed businesses. While the Action targets predominantly the SME sector, it will also provide support to Turkish midcaps. The share of the latter group in the total population of beneficiary companies will not exceed 1/3. The support to midcaps is deemed important as they can serve as a valuable facilitator for the EBRD to extend its reach and volume in the supply chain finance space. Participation of midcaps, being slightly larger but also more visible companies, can help create a stronger demonstration effect and awareness in the market. While SMEs form the majority of suppliers in the value chains supported by the Action, the inclusion of mid-caps will make attracting the interest of prospective partner banks easier as banks are also interested in working with this segment of companies.
Activity under preparation Strengthening Rights and Conditions of Women  in Prisons in Türkiye in line with International and EU Standards TR-AAP-2023 Strengthening Rights and Conditions of Women  in Prisons in Türkiye in line with International and EU Standards TR-AAP-2023 - Strengthening Rights and Conditions of Women  in Prisons in Türkiye in line with International and EU Standards TR-AAP-2023
National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Anti-corruption Policies Reference : IPA/2009/021-668-NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR TURKEY 2009-National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Anti-corruption Policies
Justice, freedom and security Justice, freedom and security - User Reference : IPA/2008/020-213-NP 2008 TURKEY - COMPONENT I (ALL EXCEPT TR080209)
Stronger Civil Society for Stronger Accountability on Child Rights in T¿rkiye: Improving Monitoring, Engagement and Advocacy at Central and Local Levels <p class="ql-align-justify">The <strong>overall objective</strong> to contribute to the advancement of child rights in Türkiye for improved well-being of all children, including the most vulnerable ones</p><p class="ql-align-justify"> </p><p class="ql-align-justify">The <strong>specific objective</strong> of the action is to <em>create the space</em> for dialogue on child rights by empowering the civil society organizations to better liaise with national institutions, monitor the realization of children rights, influence policy making and increase public support to children rights at all levels, with meaningful participation of children and youth as active agents of change.The <strong>overall objective</strong> to contribute to the advancement of child rights in Türkiye for improved well-being of all children, including the most vulnerable ones</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><br></p>
Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme Turkey National Programme IPA 2011 Com. I Part 2-Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme
Civil Society Dialogue III 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.Civil Society Dialogue III
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 2017
Education for all in times of crisis II including addition of 44 prefabricated schools (Add 01)including addition of 60 solid schools (Add 02)
Employment, Education and Social Policies  TRAAP2021 The action will tackle three key priority areas of Employment, Education and social policies. In the area of Employment, it focuses on protecting workers, promoting international labour standards, and encouraging enabling environment for decent job creation, particularly youth employment, and sustainable enterprises by supporting social dialogue. On Education, efforts will be dedicated to counteract negative effects of Covid-19 pandemic by promoting digital education to support the continuity of learning. Social Policy, the focus will be put on promoting social protection and social inclusion of vulnerable children.
Civil society Civil society - User Reference : IPA/2008/020-213-NP 2008 TURKEY - COMPONENT I (ALL EXCEPT TR080209)
Turkey National Programme IPA 2011 Com. I Part 2 Turkey National Programme IPA 2011 Com. I Part 2 - Turkey National Programme IPA 2011 Com. I Part 2
Today's Youth, Future Jobs <p class="ql-align-justify">The first specific objective is to upgrade and improve the skills of youth and adolescents to play active role in digitalisation and innovations, technological and economic changes. The second specific objective is to improve the capacities of Municipalities/Local Administrations and CSOs in Türkiye on digital skills development and job transition.&nbsp;The capacity will be increased in the piloted municipalities through establishment of digicenters, training of trainers programmes, workshops, conferences, study visits, trainings and awareness raising activities. Further trainings for the target groups will be developed through additional courses and internship opportunities.</p>