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Evaluation of ¿Working together to fight antimicrobial resistance¿ (AMR) <p>Evaluation of contract PI/2019/406-773: Working together to fight antimicrobial resistance (AMR) implemented by PAHO, FAO and WOAH</p>
Building towards an inclusive and sustainable negotiated solution and transition in Venezuela <p>The overall objective of this action is to create conditions by supporting local and international effortsfor a peaceful, inclusive and sustainable transition in Venezuela and conduct advance planning that can lead to a stable, prosperous, governable, democratic state.</p>
CRIMJUST III: Disrupting Criminal Networks operating along Illicit Trafficking Routes Contract related to: CRIMJUST III: Disrupting Criminal Networks operating along Illicit Trafficking Routes - 2021 Annual Action Plan for Global and Transregional Threats
IP key Latin America - Phase II The overall objective of the action is the promotion of a secure environment for EU investment and business, by promoting European standards in IPR legislation, protection and enforcement. The specific objectives of the action are: 1.To prepare and accompany FTA negotiations and support FTA implementation;2.To improve the level of IPR protection and enforcem
ExM Guatemala 2023 Contract related to: ExM Guatemala 2023 - Organisation of European Union Election Observation Missions in the countries which are on the priority list approved by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice-President of the European Commission
SIRIUS - Cross-border access to electronic evidence - Phase 2 <p>The objective of SIRIUS, cross-border access to electronic evidence, is to contribute to the development of a secure, rights-based international digital sphere, conducive to a level playing field in terms of market access and business opportunities for EU companies, by supporting strengthened direct cooperation between law enforcement, judicial authorities and Online Service Providers (OSP). SIRIUS  Phase 2 represents the continuation and development of the SIRIUS project</p>
Youth Together for Arctic Futures Contract related to: Youth Together for Arctic Futures - This action aims to enable the EU to address short and medium-term foreign policy needs and opportunities by supporting the implementation of the new EU policy for the Arctic.
Acci¿n C¿vica contra la Desinformaci¿n (ACD): Fortaleciendo la alfabetizaci¿n digital en la juventud para el di¿logo y la construcci¿n de paz Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: Acci¿n C¿vica contra la Desinformaci¿n (ACD): Fortaleciendo la alfabetizaci¿n digital en la juventud para el di¿logo y la construcci¿n de paz - 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
EFM Honduras 2023 Contract related to: EFM Honduras 2023 - Financing decision for the years 2022 and 2023 for financing EU electoral missions and complementary activities.
United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement and global value chains ¿ impact for EU companies <p>The objective of this project is to support the development of EU trade policy, with an analysis of the evolution of supply chains in North America, following the conclusion and implementation of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), as well as relevant related legislative developments, notably the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) in the United States. Specifically, the examination would contribute to improving the implementation of EU trade agreements with Canada and Mexico, as well as improve the knowledge base for future possible trade initiatives with the US and North America more generally. It will focus on sectors of main EU interest and most prominent EU FDI in North America such as: automotive, machinery, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, aerospace and defence.</p>
Support to the Global Covenant of Mayor for climate and energy in the Americas This action, constituting a second phase of the International Urban Cooperation programme (IUC) programme, will specifically take forward and further develop the implementation of the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy (GCoM) and its Regional and National Covenants.The first phase of the IUC programme aimed to lead and develop an international urban co-operation in key partner countries and regions in Asia and the Americas and contributed to the delivery of international commitments articulated in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the UN Paris Agreement on Climate change and the Sendai Framework on Disaster Risk Reduction. It also contributed to the New Urban Agenda adopted in Quito in October 2016.The present action builds on the ongoing support of the European Commission to the existing Regional Covenants of Mayors as well as to the GCoM initiative.The GCoM offers opportunities to further the EUs economic diplomacy, by facilitating engagement with financing institutions and the private sector for mobilising resources to implement climate and clean energy action at the local level, with due attention paid to regional circumstances and commitments coordination with the Regional Covenants. GCoM is also a means to mobilize local action on climate as an integral part of the EUs development agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals.This action will reinforce the EU bilateral policy dialogues on energy and climate action. The same is valid for the implementation of the Sustainable Development Agenda with UN agencies and bodies, the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, other Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) and also with partner regions and countries at all governance levels. Furthermore, it is expected to improve business opportunities and competitiveness of European companies by increasing demand for their clean tech products/services and promoting European standards and exports.
Activity under preparation EU Public Diplomacy in Mexico (EUPOP Mexico III) <p>EUPOP Mexico III aims to support the implementation of EU foreign policy objectives by strengthening the EU's ability to engage meaningfully with selected audiences in third countries (i.e. students/academics, multipliers/influencers, civil society and cultural operators/artists) in order to increase mutual understanding, improve the perception of the EU and of its policies and, ultimately, identify and nurture like-minded allies in bilateral and multilateral cooperation. More specifically, it will a) strengthen EU ¿ Mexico engagement on priority areas with the following stakeholder groups, such as Decision-makers (members of congress at federal, state and municipal level, civil servants, diplomats and would-be diplomats, business and industry federations/associations, etc.); Influencers and multipliers (academics, journalists, think tanks, etc.), Civil society actors; Cultural stakeholders and Future leaders; b) Deepen the engagement and exchanges with authorities and civil society actors at Mexican state level; c) Enhance the knowledge and understanding, perception, and attractiveness of the EU among targeted audiences in Mexico;</p>
Activity under preparation Addressing tensions and violence deriving from critical migration flows through the Darien Gap This 18-month action will provide comprehensive support across three main areas to enhance the safety and protection of displacement-affected individuals when crossing the Darien Gap, and to foster social cohesion between migrant and host communities when faced with mass migration flows. Firstly, it will provide information, counselling, and legal assistance to displacement-affected people to enhance their capacity to fully exercise their rights, access essential services, and facilitate safe transit routes. Secondly, the action will also seek to reduce the impact of violence through the provision of specialized prevention and protection services, encompassing tailored mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), and safe referrals to individuals at risk of violence and other protection violations, with special attention placed on sexual and gender-based violence and child protection. Lastly, by supporting and facilitating community-led initiatives, this action will promote integration, prevent violence, and foster social cohesion between host and migrant communities through the joint identification of critical needs and protection risks, and the development of community-led strategies to address them.
EU as Guest of Honor at the Guadalajara International Book Fair (November /December 2023) <p class="ql-align-justify">The EU has accepted to participate as Guest of Honour (GoH) at the Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL) at its November/December 2023 edition.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">The EU participation as GoH will broaden cultural relations and encourage cooperation and co-creation between the EU, its MS, and the LAC region while supporting global circulation of European cultural works and artists; enhance the EU¿s role and relevance for LAC and globally, focusing particularly on youth (who make up most of the subcontinent¿s population); generate strategic public and cultural diplomacy actions that could be a template to reproduce and adapt to other global regions. The selection of writers, intellectuals and artists will represent the diversity (in geography, themes, and gender) and modernity of European literature/arts/thinking. Sustainable development, the green transition and climate change will be important themes. The regional dimension will involve stakeholders beyond Mexico, both internally (EU and MS representations in other LAC countries) and externally (artists, high-level speakers, etc.). Within the current circumstances of war, a powerful statement would be to display the larger ¿European family¿ by including non-EU European participants, such as Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova.</p>
WASH interventions for vulnerable populations in IDP camps (Envelope 2) Under envelope 2 of the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SSHF), this programme will support people in six internally displaced persons (IDP) settlement sites.

The WASH component of this programme will provide immediate frontline water, sanitation, and hygiene services in the former protection of civilian (POC) sites, now IDP camps, in Juba site numbers 1 and 3. These immediate services will support the transition into providing more sustainable services in the camps. UNICEF will provide all registered camp residents with life-saving basic services through operationalization of voucher redemption for water supply at kiosks, which will be supplied by a centralized water treatment plant servicing the 30,881 residents of the camps. This will also indirectly benefit an estimated 70,000 residents in Juba City. This programme crucially links water access at centralized points to transitional sanitation services and hygiene modalities in the camps. It also institutes a complaint mechanism for WASH services to inform operationalization and the transition to lay groundwork for eventual self-sustaining services in these camps. 

As part of the transitional strategy UNICEF will provide water through two phases: 1) water-trucking to the traditional tapstands during the transition period with a service provider contracted by UNICEF and 2) provision of water through a previously constructed centralized water treatment and distribution system through a contracted operator (contract with UNICEF).  The voucher program will be rolled out through two phases: 1) training of Oxfam on the mPOS and voucher system through an agreement between WFP and UNICEF already established (previously financed by other sources) and 2) training of the beneficiaries and operationalization of the vouchers by kiosk operators by Oxfam.  The kiosk operators will eventually have agreements with the later phase water utility that is being established by UNICEF (financed by other sources).  Oxfam will also support households through hygiene and sanitation interventions through installation of shared latrines and distribution of hygiene items that support the transitional support to household management of hygiene interventions.
Provision of basic health services to flood affected communities in Canal Pigi, Jonglei The consistent rain that has been unusually affecting some part of South Sudan especially along the Nile and Lol rivers and Sudd marshlands, have caused floods with widespread devastation, resulting in loss of life and damages to personal property and critical public health infrastructure. 22 counties are affected by floods across Jonglei, Unity, Northern Bahr el Ghazal, Upper Nile and Warrap which are the worst affected states.

Most affected areas have already been experiencing greater humanitarian needs due to prostrating years of armed conflicts, access constraints and food insecurity leaving the population in dire need of emergency humanitarian response. 

An initial assessment conducted by Inter-cluster Coordination Group in August and September 2021, highlighted impact of this flood including displacement of 466,000 population who have limited access to basic health and nutrition supply and services, shelter, water, sanitation, and hygiene facilities. 

To help address the need of the flood affected population, IMC UK deployed two medical mobile teams in Alam and Kurwai payams of Jonglei state to ensure basic health services are provided in locations where the population was displaced. However, the access to many affected locations remains a challenge due to insecurity and swamps. In addition, health needs of the affected population are immense and most medical commodities were destroyed during the flood at the health facility. 

This proposed project aims at allowing IMC UK to scale up its response by deploying two medical mobile teams and restoring basic life-saving interventions in the only available PHCU in Canal in Kurwai payam destroyed by flood for 42,000 beneficiaries (17,657 men,16,693 women,3891 boys and 3,759 girls).
 More specifically, IMC UK will :
-Conduct outpatients’ consultations for endemic diseases for 17,500 patients (9,100 in Canal and 8,400 in Kurwai)
-Provide reproductive health services to 3,186 women and girls affected by flood (986 in Canal and 2,200 in Kurwai)
-Provide health education and promotion during disease outbreaks for 42,000 beneficiaries for all payams of Canal/Pigi
-Conduct disease surveillance and response 
-Restore WASH facility at the PHCU in Kurwai.
The health services will be provided through an existing static facility in Kurwai and two new mobile teams operating from Atar county.
Envelope 2: Integrated Multi-Cluster Humanitarian Response in Mangalla and Bentiu IDP camps This project focuses on provision of a life-saving multi-sectoral response to the most vulnerable populations (women, men, girls and boys) in conflict-affected areas. Specifically, we will target Mangalla and Bentiu IDP camps where we will provide Health services in Mangalla IDP camp and Nutrition services in Bentiu IDP Camp. The affected populations are at the center of the intervention and participatory methods will be adopted throughout the project cycle management phases to ensure ownership and sustainability of project results. Building on the gains and successes of the previously implemented projects in the target locations, this intervention will ensure the provision of services are sustained, while further strengthening local ownership. 

Component 1: Provision of Health Services in Mangalla IDP Camp - Under this component, CARE aims to provide access to high quality health services that will respond to the leading causes of morbidity and mortality among the flood affected population of Mangalla IDP Camp. To achieve its goal, CARE will establish 2 mobile clinics to provide health services to the displaced populations that cannot access the existing health facility which has been closed for over a year due to ongoing disagreements between the two ethnic groups present in the area (Mangala IRNA report, 2021). The mobile teams will focus on the provision of essential health services to address the most pressing needs of the population as per the IRNA 2021 report. CARE will therefore focus on the management of Malaria, Pneumonia including other Respiratory Tract Infections (RTI) and acute watery diarrhea and bloody diarrhea. Through this project, CARE will target 30,388 individuals (2,243 men, 6,031 women, 10,502 boys and 11,612 girls). Out of these, 2,450 will be from the host community while 27, 938 will be internally displaced persons (IDPs). 

Component 2: Provision of Nutrition Services in Bentiu IDP Camp -  CARE conduct training of health staffs on Community Management of Acute Malnutrition and Maternal, Infant and Young Child Nutrition, provide treatment of MAM and SAM for PLWs and Under-5 children using the agreed national protocols and conduct MIYCN individual counselling for caretakers and mothers with children 0-23 months through 2 existing nutrition facilities. Scaling up will be done on the identification mechanism of SAM/MAM children and MAM Pregnant/Lactating Women following the national CMAM protocol at two levels: (1) at the community level through family MUAC, mass screening using MUAC (Mid Upper Arm Circumference) and bilateral pitting edema detection with appropriate referrals and (2) at the health facility level using MUAC and checking for bilateral pitting edema. Additionally, strengthen (Infant and Young Child Feeding) activities through individual counselling, community sensitization and education sessions.
Envelope 1:Increase Access to Quality Basic Education  for Children Affected by Conflict and flood in Mayom county-Unity State The project targets 3,700 people (1,605 girls) selected in 8 schools in Mayom County including returnees, IDPs, and from the host community. The project will ensure maximum enrolment of pupils utilizing an active community mobilization strategy through recruited community mobilizers and community campaigns promoting attendance and enrolment and observing social distancing as per Covid19 guidelines. About 4 new TLS will be established for protective and conducive learning with a dimension of each TLS to be 6-meter width and 16 maters lengths divided at the 8-meter point to make a block of 2 classrooms (6x8 meters each) to accommodate a number of 60 pupils. In addition, 4 existing TLS will be rehabilitated for safe and protective learning activities. The project will also support the rehabilitation of 4 gender-segregated WASH facilities and the establishment of 4 new WASH facilities.
Essential teaching-learning and recreational supplies will be provided which will include 8 ECD kits to 8 selected schools for toddlers in ECD centers and 40 mats that come undersupply from logistic clusters.  ECD materials are sourced from the education cluster supply pipeline managed by UNICEF.. Other kits for distribution are 16 recreational kits to 8 selected schools, 2 kits/school, 16 School-in-a-Box to 8 selected schools, 2 boxes/school, and distribution of 800 hygiene kits to adolescent girls. 
The project will support the 8 safety audit surveys and establish referral systems in Mayom in all the 8 schools and sensitize the community on referral pathways through 8 community meetings and also support capacity building for 56 PTA members (7 from each school) on school governance and provision of oversight monitoring of learning activities including the training 32 teachers (4 each from the 8 schools) on pedagogy, ethics, classroom management, and lesson planning. Another 8 volunteer ECD teachers will be trained on curriculum and lesson planning, children’s rights, supporting numeracy and literacy skills, communication between teachers and caregivers
Finally, the project will support the formation and facilitation of 8 peace clubs, to teach pupils peace education and ensure the prevention of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) including referrals of survivors to protection partners.
Multi- Sectoral  Response for families affected by Covid_19,  conflict and displacement in Akobo, Aweil South and Mayom Counties - South Sudan (Envelop 1) The multi sector project comprising of LFS, Education, mobile NFI and Shelter with protection in consideration will support a total number of 308,361 in Akobo (LFS), Aweil South (Education and Shelter/NFIs) and Mayom County (Lifesaving SNFI). The proposed project will provide FSL response for six months in Akobo and seven months in Aweil South while the education and shelter/NFI responses are for 10 months. 
Through FSL the project mainly provides livelihoods inputs (vegetable and fisheries kits) to a total caseload of 13,261 HHs in Akobo County out of the entire approved target of 37,580 HHs. These activities will be complimented by training in the specific livelihoods. The project will follow lead farmers approach and community extension workers in Akobo. The project will also promote demo plots. Basic nutrition including cooking demonstration and utilization will be given to selected vegetable groups while fish preservation, processing 
Under education, the project will increase access to quality learning opportunities in a protected environment through  systems strengthening for local level educational structures - including PTAs, Payam education supervisors, teachers and local leadership, construction and repair of education infrastructure, community mobilization and engagement, provision of scholastic materials, girls’ dignity and recreational kits as wells as nurturing model schools for the development of cognitive physical  and psychosocial well – being of crisis affected boys and girls. training of school based hygiene promotion clubs, provision of Covid_19 PPE and school cleaning materials. Furthermore, the project will disseminate essential life-saving messaging on hygiene, nutrition and protection putting more emphasis on Covid_19 preventive messages
To ensure retention of children in schools, NRC will coordinate with the Education Cluster and Ministry of General Education and Instruction (MoGEI) to support examination registration for Primary eight (P8) students and senior four (S4) students.  NRC will provide financial support to vulnerable children, primarily girls in the participating schools.  
Through integrated SNFI emergency services, the project will provide shelter/NFI kits. Kit content will vary based on the assessment outcomes and beneficiaries needs. The distribution of shelter and NFIs will be based on vulnerability criteria, addressing the needs of large families, households with children under 5, pregnant or lactating woman (PLW), unaccompanied elderly (gt 60 years), people living with disability, female-headed households, child headed households, unaccompanied minors and the chronically ill.
The project will ensure inclusive and participatory beneficiary selection through involvement of community committees consisting of male and female members as well other community members such as youth. Community committees with priority in mobile response will be trained in PSEA.