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AAP 2023: AD2 Enhance EU capabilities for Early Warning and conflict analysis As a global actor, the EU promotes prevention and resolution of conflicts as a meansto support peace and prosperity around the world.Effective conflict prevention and resolution relyupon a sound understanding of conflict situations and drivers. For this reason, the EU promotes the use of early warning and conflict analysis, notably in fragile and conflict-affected countries, to inform its decision-making and its programming. This Action aims to strengthen risk awareness of the EU, as well as the international community and third country local stakeholders, engaged in issues related to conflict prevention and peace, in particular enhancing the capacity to prevent the emergence, re-emergence or escalation of violent conflict by strengthening the translation of early warning systems and conflict analysis into early action and response. This will be achieved by providing policy makers with scientific and technical analysis on the basis of independent data, that will provide situational awareness and early warning that can inform EU policies and actions. Additionally, support to in-country analytical capacities and tools to detect, monitor, analyse and respond to conflict risks will also be included in this Action. The Action will have a global scope with a focus specifically on countries at risk of emergence, re-emergence or escalation of violent conflict.
AAP 2023: AD4 Addressing climate-related security risks and Natural and Extractive Resources Management in fragile contexts The principal objective of this Action is to strengthen natural and extractive resource management in order to contribute to peace-building and stabilisation in fragile contexts. This will be achieved via&nbsp;support to legal frameworks and a better understanding of the political economy associated with the management of natural resources. Enhanced meaningful participation of relevant stakeholders will also improve the management of natural and extractive resources in conflict affected settings.&nbsp;The Action will focus on three main priority areas: 1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Maintenance of the EU¿s Kimberly Process Certification Scheme data sharing platform (ADAMAS)2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Responsible Mineral Supply chains: due diligence for gold and other minerals mining3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Natural resources, conflict and human rights in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC)
AAP 2024: Action Document for Climate Change and Security (AD5) AAP 2024: Action Document for Climate Change and Security (AD5) - AAP 2024: Action Document for Climate Change and Security (AD5)
Activity under preparation Support to the EU CBRN Risk Mitigation Centres of Excellence (CoE) regional secretariats 2025-2026. Contribute to CoE partner countries¿ ability to address UN SDG 16 by mitigating risks stemming from natural, accidental or inadvertent release of CBRN Contract related to: Support to the EU CBRN Risk Mitigation Centres of Excellence (CoE) regional secretariats 2025-2026. Contribute to CoE partner countries¿ ability to address UN SDG 16 by mitigating risks stemming from natural, accidental or inadvertent release of CBRN -
Addressing the impacts of the energy crisis in the Republic of Moldova: Initiating solutions toward energy security and addressing energy poverty Contract related to: Addressing the impacts of the energy crisis in the Republic of Moldova: Initiating solutions toward energy security and addressing energy poverty - This 18-month measure aims at assisting the Republic of Moldova to cope with the steep increase in gas prices that puts at risk affordable gas and electricity supply for poor households, which may lead to a destabilisation of the country. The action also seeks to improve the country¿s preparedness and resilience to potential future crises with a specific focus on the needs of women, children, elderly, youth and vulnerable groups.
EU Public Diplomacy toward Russia <p>top up for EU Public Diplomacy Russia project (phase II) with amended ToR</p>
Supporting the 27th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP27) to the UNFCCC Contract related to: Supporting the 27th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP27) to the UNFCCC - This action aims to enable the EU to address short and medium-term foreign policy needs and opportunities by supporting innovative policies/initiatives and by deepening EU relations and dialogues, forging alliances and partnerships, in the fields of climate diplomacy, public administration policies and institutional development, technical assistance and information exchange. This action will also contribute to reinforcing EU foreign policy priorities by supporting the development of a hub for strategic foresight and analysis.
Strategic Foresight Contract related to: Strategic Foresight - This action aims to enable the EU to address short and medium-term foreign policy needs and opportunities by supporting innovative policies/initiatives and by deepening EU relations and dialogues, forging alliances and partnerships, in the fields of climate diplomacy, public administration policies and institutional development, technical assistance and information exchange. This action will also contribute to reinforcing EU foreign policy priorities by supporting the development of a hub for strategic foresight and analysis.
Strategic Communications and Disinformation: r¿silience to violent narratives Contract related to: Strategic Communications and Disinformation: r¿silience to violent narratives -
EU P2P  - Export Control Programme for dual use goods 2017 Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: EU P2P  - Export Control Programme for dual use goods 2017 -
10th round of thematic trainings on preventing and countering violent extremism <p>The overall objective of the project of which this contract will be a part is as follows: to improve the capabilities of EU and relevant stakeholders' staff to develop P/CVE-specific interventions using existing and future development efforts to contribute to the prevention of violent extremism.</p>
Addendum IV to CTR IFS/2018/396-902 CT Morse II <p>Dummy contract to increase the total amount of CT Morse II Service Contract (IFS/2018/396-902) in parallel of an extension of the duration and applying the double minimis rule.</p>
Activity under preparation Cybersecurity Rapid Response Measures for Albania, Montenegro, North Macedonia II <p><span style="background-color: rgb(251, 251, 251); color: rgb(83, 83, 83);">This 18-month measure contributes to building up operational rapid cyber response capacity in Albania, Montenegro and North Macedonia in the short term. The goal is to empower the governments¿ technical agencies to address the risks of cyber incidents, assess how these incidents impact networks of government entities or critical service providers, collect and share data across government to help understand and respond to attacks and thus limit their adverse impact. It also supports coordination with other agencies and cybersecurity for the democratic processes and institutions.</span></p>
EU-UN Global Terrorism Threats Facility <p>To enable Member States to receive expert assistance across the four pillars of the UN Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy to rapidly respond to identified needs, as well as develop capacities to detect, prevent, counter, prosecute, investigate and respond to this evolving threat and emerging terrorist modi operandi, while ensuring respect for international law, human rights and the rule of law</p>
EU Global Facility on Anti-Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing <p>The EU GF-AML/CFT seeks to support the adoption by third countries of enhanced measures designed to prevent money laundering and cut off access to funding for individual terrorists and terrorist organisations, through increased compliance with the EU AML/CFT Framework, FATF Recommendations and relevant UN Security Council Resolutions.¿</p>
P58 - Provision of specialized equipment for CBRN forensics in the SEEE CoE Region provision of equipment to support the training activities to be delivered on P57
Scientific/Technical Facility in Support to the Kimberley Process (KP XI) Contract related to: Scientific/Technical Facility in Support to the Kimberley Process (KP XI) - The Kimberley Process (KP) is an international scheme for regulating the trade in rough diamonds: the KP plays an important role in the rehabilitation of many post-war countries as (artisanal) rough diamond production and trade often accounts for a substantial part of the revenues and contributes to the livelihoods of many. On the other hand, revenues stemming from illicit activities linked to the trade in rough diamonds can undermine peace and stability. Generally, the outcomes of the annual KP Plenary are the subject of a Resolution by the UN General Assembly.Since 2005, the Joint research Centre (JRC) has provided support to the Service for Foreign Policy Instruments (FPI) on monitoring 'conflict diamonds' in the framework of the KP by means of a multi-modal approach: satellite-based analysis, collection and analysis of open source news and statistical analysis of KP data.In 2009 JRC started contributing to the implementation of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) in the EU. To this end, it developed a database, a content management system and methodologies to manage and analyse the EU's KPCS data collected from the competent Union authorities. This IT tool, ADAMAS, is reachable via a JRC website (and URL) and allows different users to perform different tasks: as an example, EU authorities fill data on incoming/outgoing KP Certificates, while Commission staff (FPI and JRC) manages aggregated data and submits quarterly statistics to central KP website. The last significant improvement is the module on reconciliation, i.e. ¿mirror statistics¿ with other KP Partners, requested after the Review Visit in 2018. ]ADAMAS reached an advanced state of development, deserving to change its status in GOVIS (EC GOVernance for Information Systems) from a JRC prototype to a fully fledged EU IT tool not anymore under JRC ownership.The key objectives of this Administrative Arrangement (AA) are:·to implement the Technology Transfer plan by following the selected ¿hybrid¿ scenario, which guidelines were developed in AA KP X;·in the meanwhile, to grant continuity of services, gradually accompanying FPI towards operational independence in the management of ADAMAS.
Desk Review Kosovo 2023 <p>Desk Review on Kosovo's electoral framework</p>-Desk Review Kosovo 2023
CTBTO IX-According to Article 1 of the Council Decision C (CFSP) 2023/2064 of 25 September 2023 on Union support for the activities of the Preparatory Commission of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO) in order to strengthen its monitoring and verification capabilities:With a view to the implementation of the Strategy, the EU Global Strategy for the European Union¿s Foreign and Security Policy and the Strategic Compass for Security and Defence, the Union shall further support the activities of the Preparatory Commission of the CTBTO through an operational action. The objectives of the action referred to in paragraph 1 shall be to: (a) strengthen the capabilities of the CTBT monitoring and verification system; (b) strengthen the capabilities of the States Signatories to the CTBT to fulfil their verification responsibilities under the CTBT and to enable them to benefit fully from their participation in the CTBT regime; (c) raise awareness of the CTBT and promote its universalisation and entry into force. According to Article 1 of the Council Decision C (CFSP) 2023/2064 of 25 September 2023 on Union support for the activities of the Preparatory Commission of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO) in order to strengthen its monitoring and verification capabilities:With a view to the implementation of the Strategy, the EU Global Strategy for the European Union¿s Foreign and Security Policy and the Strategic Compass for Security and Defence, the Union shall further support the activities of the Preparatory Commission of the CTBTO through an operational action. The objectives of the action referred to in paragraph 1 shall be to: (a) strengthen the capabilities of the CTBT monitoring and verification system; (b) strengthen the capabilities of the States Signatories to the CTBT to fulfil their verification responsibilities under the CTBT and to enable them to benefit fully from their participation in the CTBT regime; (c) raise awareness of the CTBT and promote its universalisation and entry into force.
Overview of activities financed under the Article 5 of the IcSP (2014 - 2020) and mapping of EC funded on-going actions on the Fight against Organised Crime and the Protection of Critical Infrastructure <p>The overall objective of this contract is to assist the European Commission in:&nbsp;</p><p>-compiling factual information and data for the final evaluation of the Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace, which is to be submitted to the European Parliament and Council by end of 2023 in line with Article 17 of the CIR;&nbsp;</p><p>-mapping of EC funded on-going actions on the Fight against Organised Crime and the Protection of Critical Infrastructure in order to inform future programming under the Multiannual Indicative Programme 2021-2027 of the NDICI-GE Thematic Programme on Peace, Stability and Conflict Prevention.</p><p><br></p>
AAP2022 Action Document for Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Risk Mitigation (CBRN) This action will contribute to achieving the three specific objectives as set out in the multiannual indicative programme: SO1: Improve the detection of and mitigation against risks related to CBRN materials or agents and risks related to installations or sites through the EU CBRN Centres of Excellence Initiative and associated actions.SO2: Enhance capacities on strategic trade controls of dual-use goods. SO3: Enhance international scientific cooperation and knowledge on CBRN related security issues, promoting a culture of safety and responsible science and engineering.Results will be obtained mainly through awareness raising activities aimed at promoting a security culture; provision of advice for legal framework reviews; delivery of capacity building activities; promotion of national interagency cooperation and regional and global/multilateral cooperation for exchanging best practices and lessons learnt in the CBRN domain; and re-training of scientists with dual-use knowledge.
Audits EPC 2021: Verification of PI and EOM projects in 2021 (EPC.2021.14 to 24) <p>Expenditure verification of 11 service contracts and grants (9 contracts financed from PI and 2 contracts financed from EOM) in the framework of the FPI annual Audit &amp; Control plan 2021</p>
2022AAP Action Document for Critical Infrastructure Protection The protection of critical infrastructure from a broad range of security and safety related threats is essential to safeguarding core societal and economic activities in various sectors, including transport, energy and health, and to facilitating global trade and cooperation, as also stressed in the EU Maritime Security Strategy and its revised Action Plan, among others. In a globalised world, major disruptions resulting from intentional or unintentional harm or damage caused to this infrastructure can have significant repercussions, including for the EU.The overall objective of the action to strengthen the protection of critical infrastructure, namely related to maritime security.
Strengthening Inclusive Victim Voices, Transforming Narratives The perspectives of victims and other groups affected by conflict are integrated in transitional justice (TJ) initiatives in Kosovo, Serbia and North Macedonia; their needs are effectively addressed and ethno-nationalistic discourse around the wartime past is countered.
Rehabilitation, Reintegration and Resocialisation for Returned Foreign Terrorist Fighters and their Families in Western Balkans <p>The overall objective of the action is to prevent the risk of recidivism, radicalisation and/or re-radicalisation of FTFs and their families returning into communities in the Western Balkans</p>
AAP 2023: AD6  Strengthening peace mediation practice for inclusive ceasefires and in crime-affected contexts The action will contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16: promote just, peaceful and inclusive societies. SDG 16 aims to ¿significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere¿ and ¿by 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime¿. It also calls to ¿strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime¿. The action will also provide crosscutting support to the achievement of other SDG¿s, in particular SDG 5 to ¿achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls¿. The project will notably contribute to ensuring ¿women¿s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life.¿ &nbsp;
South Caucasus Communities of Practice and Exchange (SCOPE) Contract related to: South Caucasus Communities of Practice and Exchange (SCOPE) - This OPSYS action was athomatically created trhough a migration from CRIS. As the Annual Action Programme (AAP) should have an OPSYS action for each action document, this OPSYS action cannot be used to encode new planned contracts. For this, please, refere to:ACT-61563:&nbsp;AAP 2021: AD 1 Support to in-country civil society actors in conflict prevention, peace building, crisis preparednessACT-61564: AAP 2021: AD 2 Enhanced EU and Local Capabilities for Early Warning and Conflict AnalysisACT-61577: AAP 2021: AD 3 Tackling disinformation in conflict-affected contextsACT-61578: AP 2021: AD 4 Climate change and security: conflict sensitive community based technological solutions for conflict preventionACT-61579: AAP 2021: AD 5 Underpinning multilateral solutions to sustain and build peace through the United Nations Peacebuilding FundACT-61586: AAP 2021: AD 6 Conflict Prevention, Peacebuilding and Crisis Preparedness Support Measures
AAMVS-AMAT II According to Article 1 of the Council Decision 2022/2275, the objective of the of this Decision is to support efforts to ensure the safe and secure management of Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) and ammunition by improving the decision-making processes of stakeholders working in export control and international cooperation and assistance. The objectives of this Decision are the following: (a) to create an operational AAMVS; and (b) to encourage the efforts of regional organisations and their Member States to develop their own AAMVS.
AAP2022 Action Document for Expert Support Facility (ESF) The sixteenth edition of the Expert Support Facility (ESF) will continue to support the identification, formulation, evaluation and implementation of actions under the Global Threats part of the Peace, Stability and Conflict Prevention Thematic Programme 2021 ¿ 2027.
Oslo Action Plan (Ottawa IV) According to Article 1 of Council Decision (CFSP) 2021/257 of 18 February 2021 :"to contribute to human security by supporting the implementation of the Oslo Action Plan 2020-2024 (the `Oslo Action Plan¿) adopted by the States Parties at the Fourth Review Conference of the 1997 Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines and on their Destruction (the `Convention¿), in the framework of the European Security Strategy and in accordance with relevant decisions of the international community, the Union shall pursue the following objectives:(a) to support the efforts of States Parties to implement the survey and clearance and mine risk education and reduction aspects of the Oslo Action Plan;(b) to support the efforts of States Parties to implement the victim assistance aspects of the Oslo Action Plan;(c) to promote the universalisation of the Convention and promote norms against any use, stockpiling, production and transfer of anti-personnel mines and on their destruction;(d) to support the efforts of States Parties that retain anti-personnel mines for permitted purposes to increase reporting capabilities, ensure that the number of such mines retained does not exceed the minimum number absolutely necessary, and explore alternatives to live anti-personnel mines for training and research purposes where possible; (e) to demonstrate the ongoing commitment of the Union and its Member States to the Convention and their resolve to cooperate with and extend assistance to those States Parties that need support in meeting their commitments under the Convention, thereby enhancing the leading role of the Union in pursuing the Convention¿s vision of a conclusive end to the suffering and casualties caused by anti-personnel mines.
AAP2023 Action Document for Counterterrorism This action aims at disrupting terrorist networks and the activities of recruiters to terrorism and bringing terrorists to justice in full respect of human rights and the rule of law, and enhancing the resilience of vulnerable people and communities to violent extremism and terrorist recruitment.In particular, the action will contribute to compliance in line with the recommendations of the 2022 EU Council Conclusions on Counterterrorism that, recalling its conclusions on EU priorities in UN Human Rights Fora of 17 February 2020, underline that ¿all counterterrorism measures must be conducted in full compliance with EU core values including the rule of law, and in full compliance with international law, in particular international human rights law, humanitarian law and international refugee law.¿