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Support to Energy Transition and Climate Change Mitigation in Libya Contract related to: Support to Energy Transition and Climate Change Mitigation in Libya - Libya is heavily susceptible to the impacts of climate change. Projected increases in temperatures, increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather conditions, declining precipitation, and rising sea levels threaten the sustainability of water supplies and pose an existential risk to coastal population centres, where around 70 per cent of the country¿s people reside. Climate change is compounding water scarcity, thereby reducing water availability for agricultural and domestic consumption. In facing these urgent needs, the Libyan institutions are in dire need to develop capacity at both organisational and expertise-development levels. A much stronger focus is needed on the governance in the three interlinked sectors Environment-Energy-Solid Waste Management. Key institutions including municipalities need to develop capacity, so to become real leaders in the formulation of strategies, legislations and policies while supported by adequate technical assistance.&nbsp;With an overall objective to support Libya to combat climate change and protect its environment the action will mainly contribute to SDG 13 ¿Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts¿. It will develop capacity at both organisational and expertise- levels. Building on previous contribution in the energy and solid waste management sectors, the action will enhance the alignment to European standards and utilise European know-how and norms. It will aim at triggering basic essential mechanisms conducive for coordination, awareness, and policy making processes that might be further supported in the future. A broad range of actions is suggested from technical assistance to support to the development of evidence ¿based policy formulation, and coordination with major international stakeholders, combined with locally driven initiatives and support to service delivery. Support to the adoption of strategies and regulations, where possible, resulting in a more conducive environment for private investments or promotion of Public-Private-Partnerships (PPP), will be provided . Supporting the integration of the renewable energy production within the current national production is an essential factor contributing to the stabilisation of the country. Providing technical assistance so to develop sustainable capacity in the gathering and analysis of reliable data will help the country to become responsive to international obligations, and will certainly contribute to institutional confidence building and inter-institutional cooperation. Further, the action¿s contribution to the preservation of environment and resources through solid waste management in the framework of the promotion of the decentralisation process aims at increasing the overall recycling rate as well as introducing the concept of circularity.
Advancing Capacity for and Coverage of the Essential Services package through Systems strengthening (ACCESS) 
LOT 1 - Ain Zara This grant, together with 2 sister grants, implements the expected output 1: Minimum package of key health services available in targeted areas of the Financing Decision ENI/2020/42-691. With the overall objective of improving the health status of the population in targeted areas, the project works to (1) operationalize the ESP in a way that is made accessible to communities (2) improve the management and coordination capacities and the accountability of Health Officers in the municipalities.
Leaving No One Behind- CSOs for an inclusive society Support to Libyan civil society aimed to strengthen its capacity to become an independent actor at community level, as well as an actor for development. Capacity building and access to manageable financial support to third parties.
Support to climate change strategy and environment protection in Libya Libya is heavily susceptible to the impacts of climate change. Projected increases in temperatures, increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather conditions, declining precipitation, and rising sea levels threaten the sustainability of water supplies and pose an existential risk to coastal population centres, where around 70 per cent of the country¿s people reside. Climate change is compounding water scarcity, thereby reducing water availability for agricultural and domestic consumption. In facing these urgent needs, the Libyan institutions are in dire need to develop capacity at both organisational and expertise-development levels. A much stronger focus is needed on the governance in the three interlinked sectors Environment-Energy-Solid Waste Management. Key institutions including municipalities need to develop capacity, so to become real leaders in the formulation of strategies, legislations and policies while supported by adequate technical assistance.&nbsp;With an overall objective to support Libya to combat climate change and protect its environment the action will mainly contribute to SDG 13 ¿Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts¿. It will develop capacity at both organisational and expertise- levels. Building on previous contribution in the energy and solid waste management sectors, the action will enhance the alignment to European standards and utilise European know-how and norms. It will aim at triggering basic essential mechanisms conducive for coordination, awareness, and policy making processes that might be further supported in the future. A broad range of actions is suggested from technical assistance to support to the development of evidence ¿based policy formulation, and coordination with major international stakeholders, combined with locally driven initiatives and support to service delivery. Support to the adoption of strategies and regulations, where possible, resulting in a more conducive environment for private investments or promotion of Public-Private-Partnerships (PPP), will be provided . Supporting the integration of the renewable energy production within the current national production is an essential factor contributing to the stabilisation of the country. Providing technical assistance so to develop sustainable capacity in the gathering and analysis of reliable data will help the country to become responsive to international obligations, and will certainly contribute to institutional confidence building and inter-institutional cooperation. Further, the action¿s contribution to the preservation of environment and resources through solid waste management in the framework of the promotion of the decentralisation process aims at increasing the overall recycling rate as well as introducing the concept of circularity.
Research and Education Building Urban Institutions for Local Development (REBUILD) Strengthening partnerships between European and Libyan local authorities in the context of the Nicosia Initiative
Support for maritime safety and security management in Libya to address all forms of transnational organized crime in line with human rights principles Contract related to: Support for maritime safety and security management in Libya to address all forms of transnational organized crime in line with human rights principles - The proposed Action is a regional Action Document with implementation in Libya and Tunisia with similar activities, namely to support the development of the state infrastructures for the Maritime Rescue Coordination Centres and the development of a (Naval) Training Academy. The foreseen activities in this Action are placed in the individual context of Libya and Tunisia and they can be implemented separately through different contracts. However, much unites them, the development and close coopera
Strengthening The Health System in Libya The Overall Objective is to improve the health status of the population in targeted areas. The Specific Objective is to strengthen health care system at local level.
Special Measure Libya 2018 The programme aims to improve contribute to reinforcing the Libyan democratic transition process by strenghtening the capacity of central authorities, diversifying the business environment and empowering civil society actors.
Leaving No Children Behind in Libya/ Developing Juvenile Justice in Libya' <p>The programme will contribute to strengthening a comprehensive juvenile justice system in Libya</p>
Streghening Governance Practices and Bulding Technical Capacity in Libya Support the transition process from conflict to a democratic country in the area of public and investment finance management
Support to Libya for Economic Integration, Diversification and Sustainable Development The objective of the project is to support develpment and implementation of the planned EU-Libya Framework Agreement  on speciifc institutional, trade and cooperation areas; as well as to develop economic opportunities and MSME creation & development
EU training support to Libya's border security and management institutions Contract related to: EU training support to Libya's border security and management institutions - The proposed Action is a regional Action Document with implementation in Libya and Tunisia with similar activities, namely to support the development of the state infrastructures for the Maritime Rescue Coordination Centres and the development of a (Naval) Training Academy. The foreseen activities in this Action are placed in the individual context of Libya and Tunisia and they can be implemented separately through different contracts. However, much unites them, the development and close coopera
Advancing Capacity for and Coverage of the Essential Services package through Systems strengthening (ACCESS) 
LOT 3 - Al Shati Area This grant, together with 2 sister grants, implements the expected output 1: Minimum package of key health services available in targeted areas of the Financing Decision ENI/2020/42-691. With the overall objective of improving the health status of the population in targeted areas, the project works to (1) operationalize the ESP in a way that is made accessible to communities (2) improve the management and coordination capacities and the accountability of Health Officers in the municipalities.
EU Shared Action: Rule of Law Project - Phase 2 (SHARP 2) <p>The contract foresees to contribute to increasing public awareness on rule of law in Libya through the consolidation and expansion of a network of community-based consultative mechanisms across the country. It includes the organisation of inclusive community-based dialogues on justice, rule of law and positive citizenship as well as a scheme of small-scale projects in the same areas. It will also contribute to regional and national consensus-building to strengthen social cohesion.</p>
Strengthening Governance Practices and Building Technical Capacity in Libya Support the transition process from conflict and instability to a democratic country in the area of public and investment finance management
Towards A new Multilevel Shared Approach for Libya Local governance - TAMSALL TAMSALL aims at creating the conditions for the improvement of different services in targeted municipalities through providing local administrators with methodologies and instruments based on the Multi-Level-Governance approach. Also, TAMSALL will focus on improving services related to environment and youth, in particular with regard to social, health and communication services.
Libya Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) Programme <p class="ql-align-justify">The proposed Action, through the MICS, will contribute to ensuring informed evidence-based advocacy to increase essential services to children and implementation of programmes that are equitable and decrease poverty and vulnerability to contribute to Sustainable Development Goal progress.&nbsp;The Action will also increase national capacity to generate and use child-related Sustainable Development Goal and child deprivation indicators to inform evidence-based policy dialogue and budget decisions.&nbsp;</p><p class="ql-align-justify">In line with the Action Document, the proposed <u>action¿s overall objective</u> is to enhance the Libya¿s capacity for child rights monitoring with reliable data and analysis, as well as to ensure monitoring of child-related SDGs.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">The action¿s <u>specific objectives</u> are to: (1) Provide up-to-date and disaggregated data on the situation of children and women in Libya to inform evidence-based policymaking and programming aimed at social inclusion; (2) Contribute to the generation of data for the SDG indicators to track progress toward internationally agreed goals and (3)&nbsp;Build the capacity of the Bureau of Statistics and Census (BSC) in planning, implementing, and managing household surveys</p>
Stability, Unity, Social Cohesion Project (SUSC) - an Integrated Approach to Boost Local Stability, National Unity and Social Cohesion in Libya <p>Several UNDP initiatives in Libya have interconnected modalities to provide support toward national unity and social cohesion by creating peace dividends and strengthening local peace deals. These initiatives rely primarily on the below programmes: ¿Stabilization Facility for Libya (SFL) ¿Toward National Reconciliation in Libya (TNRL) ¿Local Elections Project (LEP) supporting the Central Committee for Municipal Council Elections (CCMCE) ¿Prevention of violent extremism (PVE)</p>
EU for civil society in Libya Contract related to: EU for civil society in Libya - The programme aims to improve contribute to reinforcing the Libyan democratic transition process by strenghtening the capacity of central authorities, diversifying the business environment and empowering civil society actors.
Activity under preparation Water Resources Management at municipal level in Libya <p class="ql-align-justify">Improvement of the management of water resources and wastewater systems, as well as data collection and reporting at local level.</p>
Special Measures 2023 Libya - Water Management Facility Libyan institutions are in dire need to develop capacity at both organisational and expertise-development levels. Starting from the need to establish a national strategy for national resource management (NMR), improving the performance of the water sector inclusive of water resource management (WRM), sanitation and distribution functions has become a critical urgent issue. The purpose of this action is to support the development of a national policy for WRM, including improved data collection, management and monitoring, and the efficient implementation of a national strategy for the water sector. It will entail the development and upgrading of information systems for all aspects of the water sector, thus enhancing water resource management in Libya and its governance at national and municipal level.This action will also seek to strengthen municipalities¿ capacity to take on certain functions related to the distribution of safe drinking water, sanitation and rain water drainage and the devolution of certain functions within the mandate of the Ministry of Water Resources (MOWR) and its affiliated entities. Key institutions including municipalities need to develop capacity so as to become real leaders in the formulation of strategies, legislation and policies while supported by adequate technical assistance.
Activity under preparation Special Measures in favour of Libya 2024 - INVEST4LIBYA: Strengthening the Public Finance System and Enhancing Investment for the Digital and Green Transition The programme INVEST4LIBYA has the objective to strengthen the Public Finance System and enhance investments for the green and digital transition. Fostering long-term investments entails creating institutions with the necessary scale to implement broader investment strategies and effective risk management systems, particularly in addressing long-term risks. In combination with a small-scale technical assistance on PFM, technical assistance specifically supporting the banking sector and improving the general investment climate is also needed. This type of technical assistance will help coping with the underdeveloped state of the financial sector and formalizing new investment mechanisms.
Special Measures 2023 Libya- EU4SKILLS The EU4Skills action will have the general objective of better aligning the skills of the Libyan workforce to the needs of the labour market, by promoting specific technical skills for private sector development and strengthening the capacities and services of key public institutions. The focus of the action will be on three specific areas: the blue/green economy, digitalisation and the financial sector. The action is in line with the European Year of Skills which aims to give an impetus to lifelong learning, empowering people and companies to contribute to the green and digital transitions, supporting innovation and competitiveness.It will help companies, in particular small and medium enterprises, to address skills shortages and help people to get the right skills for quality jobs.
Improving the reporting capacity of the Libyan Government and Civil Society to United Nations Human Rights Mechanisms <p>Support the establishment of a National Mechanism on Reporting and Follow-up (NMRF) to the UN Treaty Bodies recommendations and UPR, according to OHCHR guidelines by building knowledge in the relevant ministries and authorities as well as civil society on content and procedures of the conventions and protocols signed and ratified by Libya. The programme will also build capacities to prepare reports, including shadow reports, on these conventions.</p>
Special Measure 2019, including actions to be carried on in 2020,  for Libya The programme aims to improve contribute to reinforcing the Libyan democratic transition process towards an equitable, transparent adn accountable state as well as further support for private sector development in Libya
Special measures 2022 in favour of Libya: Towards a resilient health system in Libya Libya has been affected by a succession of political, economic and security crises since the initial protests in 2011, leaving behind a significantly deteriorated social fabric, reduced access to basic services, weakened national infrastructure and a struggling health system marked by on-going underinvestment. The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has further exposed the many weaknesses of the Libyan health system and considerably impacted the ability of the services to meet basic health needs in the population. With an overall objective to contribute to SDG 3 and to improve health outcomes in the Libyan population particularly among those most at risk or vulnerable, this action will invest in the preparatory steps towards building strengthened resilience in the Libyan health system while shoring up the capacity of the services to meet basic needs. Building on a recent impact evaluation and ongoing programmes, the action will promote a twin-track approach to supporting health in Libya. Firstly, investments will support local interventions to address poor access to and insufficient quality of primary healthcare services in selected municipalities in order to improve health especially for the excluded or marginalised populations. This intervention will focus on strengthening the capacity of national responsible agencies to ensure health services are delivered while also directly supporting health service delivery. At the same time, and secondly, the action will support the processes and systems needed to strengthen the technical quality and capacity of national level institutions in order to enable better governance, policy processes, and stewardship. Cross cutting these two objectives, additional support will also be directed to the collection, management and use of essential data through the investment into health/population surveys to further strengthen evidence-based decision-making for health and lay the foundations for standardized monitoring and follow up of public health indicators.
E-nable - Innovative Approach for a Resilient Libyan Economy <p>The impact (overall objective) of the action is to improve capacities and services of key economic institutions for a sustainable, resilient and digital economic recovery.</p>
Increasing the protection and resilience of migrants, forcibly displaced persons and host communities in Libya This proposed Action has as main priority to protect migrants, refugees and internally displaced people (IDPs) in Libya while also supporting cohesion and vulnerable local host communities to cope with the challenges of population flows.
Support to the democratic transition in Libya in the fields of Public Finance Management and Media development AAP 2016 Libya Part 2-Support to the democratic transition in Libya in the fields of Public Finance Management and Media development
Strengthening the blood transfusion system in Libya To build the capacity of the Libyan National Blood Transfusion System so as to enable it to provide blood and blood products of appropriate and consistent quality, and in sufficient quantity.
Protection and assistance to refugees and asylum-seekers in Libya 2022-2024 <p>This action is a continuation of the previous support provided by the EU Emergency Trust Fund for Africa (EUTF) to UNHCR Libya since mid- 2017 under multiple phases, as well through the EUTF grants relating to the Emergency Transit Mechanisms (ETMs) in Niger and Rwanda. This current action is focusing on specific activities with priority for assistance to PoCs living in urban settings in line with activities focusing on UNHCR¿s goal to end arbitrary detention for refugees and asylum-seekers.</p>
Communication and Visibility Services to the EU Delegation to Libya The overall objective of the project is to contribute to improving the relevance, coherence and visibility of EU cooperation with Libya
Advancing Capacity for and Coverage of the Essential Services package through Systems strengthening (ACCESS) 
LOT 2 - Shahhat This grant, together with 2 sister grants, implements the expected output 1: Minimum package of key health services available in targeted areas of the Financing Decision ENI/2020/42-691. With the overall objective of improving the health status of the population in targeted areas, the project works to (1) operationalize the ESP in a way that is made accessible to communities (2) improve the management and coordination capacities and the accountability of Health Officers in the municipalities.
Supporting Libya's House of Representatives <p>The Libyan House of Representatives (`HoR¿) exercise their legislative, oversight and representation functions and institutional systems to become transparent, inclusive, responsive and accountable to all citizens in Libya.</p>
Ebola Response UNICEF-Strengthening the Ebola Virus disease outbreak in Mubende and Kasanda Strengthening the Ebola Virus disease outbreak in Mubende and Kasanda; Strengthening the Ebola Virus disease (Sudan strain) Outbreak response through    Malaria Mass Drug Administration (MDA), LLINs Distribution & Malaria Risk Communication as priority actions