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Activity under preparation Youth, Gender and Human Rights for All in the Kyrgyz Republic The Overall Objective of this action is to strengthen the protection of human rights, to enhance the combat against gender-based violence and to contribute to the empowerment of youth organisations in the Kyrgyz Republic. For this reason, the action has three sub-components each one of which aims at having an impact on human rights, gender-based violence and youth empowerment respectively.The Specific Objectives of the Action are:Specific Objective 1 (OS1): to increase the effectiveness of NCPT and of the Ombudsperson Institute steer the implementation of selected GSP+ relevant conventions and to monitor the adherence to the Paris Principles.Specific Objective 2 (OS2): to enhance the influence of women¿s rights organisations, social movements and other civil society organisations in ending gender-based violence in Kyrgyzstan.Specific Objective 3 (OS3): to increase the influence of young people's organisations in Kyrgyzstan in addressing youth-related issues, promoting human rights, and fostering inclusivity and gender equality in the country.
Increase - Central Asia Drug Action Programme - Phase 6 The overall aim of the proposed sixth phase of CADAP is to strengthen the institutional capacity in 5 Central Asian countries to fight the drug phenomenon in the region in a comprehensive, integrative, sustainable manner, in further alignment with th
AVP2023_Audit of ACA/2019/41701_BOMCA Phase 10 <p>The Action aims to increase security and stability, by fostering sustainable economic development in Central Asia and Afghanistan through integrated border management. Proposed activities include technical assistance and sustained engagement among the regions national authorities and between them and relevant EU MS partners</p>
Youth empowerment as an important socio-economic driver <p>To empower youth of Kyrgyzstan to build a better future ¿ greener, more inclusive and digital ¿ and move forward with confidence and hope in a post-pandemic perspective.</p>
Education Sector Reform Contract The overall objective is to support the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic to implement structural reforms in the Education Sector in order to enhance the quality of human capital, alleviate poverty, stimulate socio-economic development, and improve the quality of life of the citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic.
E-QUALITY- Digital education for social and financial inclusion and gender equality The overall objective is to develop new skills on digital literacy, entrepreneurship and leadership of young migrants and low-skills women.
Oshelectro Rehabilitation Project The objective of the project is to improve reliability of electricity supply in the South of Kyrgyzstan. The project will support the investment programme of Oshelectro in view of tackling the company's problems of fee collections and electricity losses.The IFCA investment grant will be used primarily to finance the installation of a pilot advanced metering system.
The Rule of Law Programme in the Kyrgyz Republic - 2nd phase (ROLPRO 2) <p>The overall objective is to improve justice and the rule of law, strengthening the capacity of institutions to deliver and the capacity of citizens and of the institutionalised civil society to claim their rights through modernising the legislative process (Component 1) and improving the work of Judiciary (Component 2) and Prosecution (Component 3).</p>
Identification and Formulation Action Document - Public Finance Management ¿ MIP 2021-2027 <p class="ql-align-justify">The specific objective of the assignment is to review the work by the national authorities, international/national donors and partners, CSOs¿/NGOs in the area of Public Finance Management in &nbsp;Kyrgyzstan and identify and suggest areas of work where the EU¿s support is needed, to be analysed and presented in an Action Document for the focal sector `Governance and Digital Transformation¿  </p><p><br></p>
Digitalisation Sector Reform Performance Contract Contract related to: Digitalisation Sector Reform Performance Contract - The intervention is suggested in the form of the Sector Reform Performance Contract enabling the EU to engage in the high level policy dialogue through the Budget Support as a strong leverage to push for the essential reforms along with the Complementary Measures
Rural Youth-Centric AgriFarm Hubs Overall objective: To create sustainable employment and income generating opportunities for rural youth, women and vulnerable population in agriculture and farming related activities in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) vision and the Human Rights protection.
Building Transparent Future for Rural Communities via Digitalisation The overall objective of the proposed Action is to contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) using digital tools as enablers, helping realise the promise of the SDGs to leave no one behind through  reduction of the digital divide.
Support measure 2017-2019 in favour of Kyrgystan (2019) This support measure is a flexible instrument giving the European Commission the possibility to finance small-scale activities needed for the achievement of the objectives of the DCI Regulation, including its operational and policy priorities.
Last-mile connectivity to promote digital-green education opportunities <p>Support to CSOs working in education sector</p>-Last-mile connectivity to promote digital-green education opportunities
Support to the Kyrgyz Republic for Water and Wastewater Investments, Phase 3 <p>EBRD has established a sovereign investment Framework for water projects in secondary cities in the Kyrgyz Republic. The EBRD Framework is addressing the common problems in the water and wastewater sector in Kyrgyz Republic through a number of relatively small but well-designed projects. The approach aims at achieving maximum impact under existing affordability and public debt constraints in the country.</p>
INTEGRATED RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC  (IRD-P) The overall objective of the IRDP is to contribute to support poverty alleviation in rural areas of Kyrgyzstan through increasing social and economic opportunities and the promotion of income generating activities in rural communities. The specific objective is to support rural income generating activities to stimulate innovative local economy and social development initiatives focussing on Jalal-Abad Oblast.
Review of the Education Sector Reform Performance Contract  in the Kyrgyz Republic (2023-2026) <p>Review and assessment of BS indicators to inform annual tranche disbursement.</p>
Activity under preparation Kyrgyz Resilient Water Resources Programme <p>promote <strong>increased resilience to climate change of the targeted irrigation infrastructure</strong>, </p><p>finance the<strong> construction and rehabilitation of existing Irrigation Water Conveyance Infrastructure </strong>in the South, East and North regions of Kyrgyzstan and,</p><p>include <strong>pilot automatization of water distribution</strong> as well as metering and monitoring systems in irrigation watercourses and irrigation water management systems &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
Justice for All Mainstreaming People-Centered Reform in the Justice Sector of the Kyrgyz Republic (JUST4ALL) To modernise criminal justice, through enhanced respect of parties rights in digital context; improved prison conditions; effective reforms; protection of rights to privacy; liberalisation of sanctions and of alternatives to imprisonment.
Public awareness raising and visibility  of the EU-funded Budget Support operations in Kyrgyzstan <p>The overall objective of this contract is to implement a comprehensive set of joint actions to enhance the visibility of the EU budget support and other actions contributing to the development of education and digitalisation sectors in Kyrgyzstan, taking into account the impact on rights based approach, persons with disability and gender equality. </p>
Digitalisation Sector Reform Performance Contract The intervention is suggested in the form of the Sector Reform Performance Contract enabling the EU to engage in the high level policy dialogue through the Budget Support as a strong leverage to push for the essential reforms along with the Complementary Measures
The Rule of Law Programme in the Kyrgyz Republic  2nd phase (ROLPRO 2) The focus of the Action is on the implementation of the judicial reform in the Kyrgyz Republic. The overall objective is to improve justice and rule of law strengthening the capacity of institutions to deliver and the capacity of citizens to claim their rights through modernising the legislative process and improving the work of judiciary and prosecution.
Activity under preparation Water Sector Reform Performance Contract in the Kyrgyz Republic The overall objective of this action is to promote an Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) approach in the sector and, in doing so, complement the current and forthcoming European Fund for Sustainable Development Plus (EFSD+) investments in Water, Sanitation, Hygiene (WASH) and Irrigation. The action is implemented at the national level under the relevant lead Ministry of the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic, which at the moment of this document¿s drafting is the Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology and Technical Supervision (MNRETS), in line with the National Water Strategy. The MNRETS is the Secretariat of the National Land and Water Council (NLWC), which, chaired by the President, steers the sector¿s policies and coordinates with other relevant ministries. The action strengthens the capacity of institutional stakeholders and promotes concrete means to regulate the competing uses of water and related issues: irrigation and drinking water, sanitation and hygiene, industrial uses, hydropower, transboundary issues, climate change and environmental concerns. The support for the water reform agenda is instrumental in improving and making more efficient use of the Kyrgyz water resources that are vital for the region. That will ultimately lead to a sustainable, long-term mechanism that will ensure the protection of precious water resources from the challenges posed by climate change and the increasing needs of water stakeholders at both the national and regional levels.  This action will include the complementary provision of Technical Assistance on Public Finance Management (PFM) and Governance issues. This demonstrates the EUs commitment to continue its long-standing engagement on PFM issues and confirms the importance of PFM reforms for the delivery of Budget Support programmes in MIP Priority Areas (Education Budget Support programme adopted in 2021 under Specific Objective 2: Water Resource Management Budget Support programme to be adopted in 2024 under Specific Objective 3:&nbsp;Support to PFM embedded in a Budget Support programme makes sense as PFM is an overall criterion in Budget Support disbursements.
Education Sector Reform Performance Contract in the Kyrgyz Republic Contract related to: Education Sector Reform Performance Contract in the Kyrgyz Republic - The EU will provide further support to the Kyrgyz Government to assist in the continued reform of the Education Sector with special focus on inclusive and equitable quality education in line with the SDGs 4 and 5. The EU also intends to better integrate the 21st century skills in the teaching and learning and address the digital, media and green skills gaps.
Support measure 2017-2019 in favour of Kyrgyzstan (2018) The allocations for this support measure originate from the allocations foreseen in the bilateral and regional multi-annual indicative programmes for Asia and Central Asia
To promote fair and inclusive society in Kyrgyzstan <p>To capacitate media <span style="color: windowtext;">actors</span> and promote <span style="color: windowtext;">investigative journalism </span>and fundamental freedoms;&nbsp;To empower women to pursue fair treatment and gender equality with involvement of youth, especially in rural areas, irrespective of ethnicity, religion or disability.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p>
Kyrgyz Republic Capacity Building in Public Financial Management II Multi-Donor Trust Fund The objective of the Trust Fund is to improve budget predictability, control and transparency in public financial management of Kyrgyz Republic.
Activity under preparation Osh Solid Waste replenishment. Contract No.ACA/2016/375313 Osh Solid Waste replenishment. Contract No.ACA/2016/375313 - Osh Solid Waste replenishment. Contract No.ACA/2016/375313
To make invisible vulnerable children and youth visible <p class="ql-align-justify">To contribute to inclusive country development and leverage decent life for vulnerable youth and children.</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><br></p>
Support to Digitalisation Agenda in Kyrgyzstan Twinning cooperation: Capacity building of the Beneficiary Administration to manage and participate in e-governance in line with the Digital Transformation Concept Digital Kyrgyzstan 2019-2023 and its Roadmap
Final evaluation of the Integrated Rural Development Programme in the Kyrgyz Republic (IRDP) <p>The present final evaluation will provide the relevant services of the European Union, the European partner, the national partner and the interested stakeholders with an overall independent assessment of the performance of the project paying particular attention to its different levels of results measured against its expected objectives and the reasons underpinning such results and well as key lessons learned, conclusions and related recommendations in order to improve future interventions.</p>
Review of the Digitalisation Sector Reform Performance Contract in the Kyrgyz Republic <p>The overall objectives: (i) to provide a detailed review of the implementation of the Digitalisation SRPC and to enable the EU to use the outcomes of the reviews for decisions on instalment disbursement and programme execution; (ii) to contribute to the Programming exercise under the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) 2021-2027 taking into account the impact on the rights based approach, persons with disabilities, and gender equality. </p>
Digital solutions to improve G2C, G2G, G2B and B2B operations <p class="ql-align-justify">To strengthen capacity of the respective public and private institutions to pursue enabling environment to the needs of a fair, diverse, market-oriented digital transformation and business processes.</p>
Activity under preparation Strategic Communication Activity still under preparation: Strategic Communication -<p>To promote Strategic Communication</p>
Smart Peace: Partnership for Conflict Prevention and Peaceful Change The Smart Peace consortium combines expertise in conflict analysis, community dialogue, elite mediation, evaluation, policy influence and behavioural science to deliver targeted and adaptive conflict resolution interventions in Central African Republic (CAR), Myanmar and Nigeria. Smart Peace will share learning from practical experience to improve global policy and practice. The consortium’s blend of skills and the strength of its local and international networks mean that it is well-placed to realise these ambitions. The Asia Foundation, Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue and Conciliation Resources have peacebuilding expertise and relationships at multiple levels in focus countries and internationally. The Behavioural Insights Team, Center for Security Studies at ETH Zurich, Chatham House and International Crisis Group facilitate targeted, adaptive and gender-sensitive interventions, and high-level policy influence.
Global Security Rapid Analysis Conciliation Resources, International Alert and Saferworld propose a three-year programme in which the three organisations will leverage their combined 75 years’ experience building peace across the world to provide evidence-based policy and programming recommendations to DFID and other peace, security and development actors. Through practice-based research the programme will analyse and draw lessons from interventions to address conflict drivers implemented by consortium partners and other external actors, in order to generate new understanding, practical lessons and actionable policies. It will build upon the consortium partners’ strong track record of research and programming in conflict-affected states, and their wide policy and practitioner networks. The programme will focus on issues prioritised in the UK’s SDSR and Building Stability frameworks, including economic development, peace processes, effective and inclusive institutions, and gender drivers of conflict. The purpose is to inform and enhance the effectiveness of DFID/HMG’s work to prevent conflict and build lasting peace. Programme outputs will focus on learning and adaptation of programmes, as well as providing practical lessons and actionable recommendations, targeted at relevant policy processes both nationally and internationally.
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities Combating the Threat of Counterfeit Medicine
CERULEAN WARBLER CONSERVATION IN EASTERN Habitat loss and climate change in the Neotropics are key threats to migratory birds. Deforestation hotspots continue to rapidly emerge along the Andean Foothills in Eastern Ecuador and climate change may promote upslope movements of many bird species, including migratory birds. Under the current biodiversity and climate change crisis, this project addresses these two key threats over an area of 615,887 acres in Eastern Ecuador, specifically within the Sumaco Galeras National Park and its proposed buffer zone, which includes Narupa reserve (managed by Fundacin Jocotoco) and other private and community reserves. The region's continuous forests across a broad altitudinal span are a key overwintering site for Cerulean Warblers, among many others. Jocotoco will 1) acquire and protect 807 acres at Narupa Reserve and 632 acres at Tapichalaca Reserve and achieve their formal protection, 2) continue bird monitoring transects in the Napo Buffer Zone, and 3) conduct community outreach and education.
A Community-based Approach to Conservation in Ecuadorian Choco This project will implement a range of educational initiatives, monitor birds and environmental quality of forest fragments, reforest private lands, involve stakeholders in producing a conservation action plan and disseminate this plan.
Mitigating hunting pressure from the wild meat trade in Yasuni National Park, Ecuador. Project activities will respond to the request for assistance from the Ministry of Environment to reduce the unsustainable hunting of wild species for the wild meat trade by 1) quantifying the impacts of the wild meat trade on wild species along the Maxus road in the Yasun National Park, 2) identifying and understanding the population that generates the demand for wild meat in order to design targeted outreach interventions to alter consumer behaviors, 3) strengthening the capacity of Yasun National Park staff to implement, enforce, and monitor laws protecting wildlife, and 4) building awareness of the wild meat trade and its causes with stakeholders.
INCREASE PROTECTED AREAS & HABITAT QUALI Habitat loss in the Neotropics is a key threat to migratory birds. Deforestation is higher in Ecuador than elsewhere in South America. Ecuadoran partners will address this crucial threat by managing 42,648 acres of 11 protected areas and by expanding their size with a total of 2,559 acres including key areas for Cerulean Warbler, Canada Warbler and Olive-sided Flycatcher. Jocotoco Foundation will create a reserve of 360 acres for the Cerulean Warbler next to the Podocarpus National Park and will restore a minimum of 1,177 acres of degraded habitat at four sites through a combination of reforestation with native tree species, human-assisted natural regeneration, wetland creation and management, and cattle removal. They will continue to improve the management of the first wetlands in the Northern Andes designed and managed specifically for migrating shorebirds such as Buff-breasted Sandpiper. Jocotoco will implement an outreach program and develop collaboration with national authorities to improve law enforcement, management, and upslope connection with four public reserves totaling 1,810,924 acres thereby reducing current threats to migratory bird populations in Ecuador.
Conserving East Pacific Green turtles (Chelonia mydas) nesting in the Galapagos Archipelago The recipient will conduct standardized nesting surveys and threats assessments at Quinta Playa and Las Bachas, as well as conduct a community outreach program and field education programs with local school children. The Darwin Foundation will work closely with Galapagos National Park to develop the capacity of the Park to assume greater responsibility for and expansion of the sea turtle conservation program at the Park.
Assessment and mitigation of hawksbill consumption in Ecuador's Jambeli Archipelago. The recipient will 1. Recruit and train field personnel to spend 2 weeks at Equilibrio Azul's research station at Puerto Lopez in the Manabi province; 2. As part of the outreach effort, the recipient will crerate a websitem website app and database to promote the project and educate the public on hawksbill conservation; 3. Conduct interviews with fishermen to document local knowledge of marine turtles; 4. and Hold two workshops with key stakeholders in Ecuador and distribute educational material on hawksbills.
The Jama Conservation Corridor: Reforestation and Agroforestry to Reconnect Remnant Semi-deciduous Tropical Forest The rate of deforestation in Ecuador linked to unsustainable livestock and agricultural practices and illegal timber harvesting is one of the highest in South America; between 1990 and 2010 Ecuador lost 3.3% of its forest cover (978,537 acres). Deforestation and the ensuing land degradation reduces soil productivity leading to increased poverty and food insecurity in rural areas, while also threatening already endangered wildlife. The purpose of this project is to create the Jama Conservation Corridor spanning 69,189 acres in coastal Ecuador by supporting local, interested landowners with activities that will conserve and reforest parts of their land while encouraging sustainable livelihoods. This project will connect the last remnants of semi-deciduous tropical forests in coastal Ecuador through forest restoration, regeneration of abandoned cattle pastures, and groforestry, including silvopasture. Specific activities include: reforesting prioritized areas within the corridor; collecting baseline data for the flora and fauna in reforested areas; providing training to landowners in agroforestry; and facilitating educational outreach activities with local landowners, schools, and decision-makers on sustainable land use practices.