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Support to the development and implementation of the ¿European Union strategy for a strengthened partnership with civil society in Myanmar¿ Contract related to: Support to the development and implementation of the ¿European Union strategy for a strengthened partnership with civil society in Myanmar¿ - the Overall Objective of the action is to contribute to lasting peace, security, stability and sustainable development while promoting human rights, democracy and gender equality in Myanmar. The Specific Objective of the action is to contribute towards building resilience and peace with and through local actors. The expected outputs are the following:1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The humanitarian-development-peace nexus in Myanmar addressing immediate needs, human rights, &nbsp;reduce vulnerabilities, and increase resilience is reinforced;2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Capacities, confidence and trust among local peace actors and communities allowing for an inclusive political dialogue and peace-making process are strengthened; 3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Capacity and autonomy of local Civil Society Organisations to deliver services, and promote and protect civil rights in Myanmar are enhanced.The action responds to the urgent requirement to focus on reducing vulnerabilities and increasing resilience of conflict affected populations by addressing immediate needs and human rights, through the provision of basic services, livelihood opportunities, the protection of human rights and a medium/long term goal of creating a space for a possible peaceful resolution of the crisis. The action aims at women¿s meaningful participation in future political dialogue, peace negotiations, and peace-building and reconciliation efforts. Furthermore, the action is grounded in two concepts: a focus on flexibility, in joining humanitarian, development, and peacebuilding approaches, and a focus on civil society and localized response led by trusted community-based organizations, as both a transformative approach and as a mechanism of true sustainability and accountability.The action corresponds to the priority of supporting peace and durable solutions, in line with the programming exercise carried out until January 2021. This priority remains valid also under the changed circumstances, however, the means and ways of implementation require to be adjusted to bring them in line with the increasing basic needs of larger segments of the society and the focus on working with and through civil society actors. It is also in line with strategic discussions with Member States to provide a coordinated response during the coming two years and in the absence of a MIP. The action will be implemented in coordination and complementarity with the EU Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace IcSP and the NDICI crisis response interventions.&nbsp;This action contributes primarily to SDG 16 ¿Promote just, peaceful and inclusive societies¿. It also contributes to SDG 10 ¿Reduced inequalities¿ as well as SDG 1 aimed at ending poverty and SDG 5 on gender equality.
EU Peace Support in Myanmar  PEACE II The overall objective of the action is to contribute to lasting peace, security, stability and sustainable development in Myanmar.
Improving the capabilities and facilities of the National Health Laboratory (NHL) in Myanmar - PART II The main objectives are: to support the Yangon Regional Government (YRG) to respond to the peoples needs in terms of sustainable urban development; to strengthen YRG capacities to lead, manage and implement in a timely manner such investments;to support YRG and the Yangon City Development Committee (YCDC) expertise, strategic planning, and project implementation capacity
Strengthening community leadership in Technical and Vocational Education and Training and for conflict-affected children and youth in Kachin, Shan, and Kayin States Contract related to: Strengthening community leadership in Technical and Vocational Education and Training and for conflict-affected children and youth in Kachin, Shan, and Kayin States - On 1 February 2021, the Myanmar military took control of the government, and declared a nationwide State of Emergency. Immediately following the coup citizens organised a nation-wide civil disobedience movement (CDM) and joined large street protests in cities and towns and held nation-wide strikes. Youth activists, specifically Generation Z, have played a major role in organising and leading these protests. The demonstrations were repressed by the military resulting in hundreds of deaths (as of 11th June 861 civilians killed). Many thousands of people have been detained. All government run schools and educational institutions have been closed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020 and there has been no formal learning for an estimated 9.5 million students. Parents and communities have been forced to arrange learning for their children on their own. Many parents are refusing to enrol their children in governmental schools due to safety fears and their support for CDM. Millions of students will be without access to education in the foreseeable future.The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is to protect Myanmar¿s next generation human capital with education and training. The Specific Objectives (Outcomes) of this action are to:1&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Improve access to quality technical and vocational training targeted communities in ethnic and crisis-affected border areas, including Rakhine;2&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Enhance options for online learning and mobility for students and young professionals, who are affected by recent interruptions of university education and employment.Specific Objective 1 of the proposed action will address the current situation where millions of young people have lost access to education and technical and vocational training. Students and youth in ethnic and crisis-affected areas are one of the most vulnerable groups, especially those displaced by conflict and young women and girls. Youth in conflict-affected areas are at higher risk of being trafficked by criminal networks, exploited in harsh, low-paid manual labour, and recruited to fight with little or no training.Specific Objective 2 of the proposed action will address the current situation where an entire generation of students have lost access to formal post-secondary learning. Hundreds of thousands of university students have been unable to pursue higher education or professional development opportunities. Thousands of youth have fled to border areas and neighbouring countries.
Youth Training and Leadership Opportunities in Myanmar (YTLOM) On 1 February 2021, the Myanmar military took control of the government, and declared a nationwide State of Emergency. Immediately following the coup citizens organised a nation-wide civil disobedience movement (CDM) and joined large street protests in cities and towns and held nation-wide strikes. Youth activists, specifically Generation Z, have played a major role in organising and leading these protests. The demonstrations were repressed by the military resulting in hundreds of deaths (as of 11th June 861 civilians killed). Many thousands of people have been detained. All government run schools and educational institutions have been closed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020 and there has been no formal learning for an estimated 9.5 million students. Parents and communities have been forced to arrange learning for their children on their own. Many parents are refusing to enrol their children in governmental schools due to safety fears and their support for CDM. Millions of students will be without access to education in the foreseeable future.The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is to protect Myanmar¿s next generation human capital with education and training. The Specific Objectives (Outcomes) of this action are to:1&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Improve access to quality technical and vocational training targeted communities in ethnic and crisis-affected border areas, including Rakhine;2&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Enhance options for online learning and mobility for students and young professionals, who are affected by recent interruptions of university education and employment.Specific Objective 1 of the proposed action will address the current situation where millions of young people have lost access to education and technical and vocational training. Students and youth in ethnic and crisis-affected areas are one of the most vulnerable groups, especially those displaced by conflict and young women and girls. Youth in conflict-affected areas are at higher risk of being trafficked by criminal networks, exploited in harsh, low-paid manual labour, and recruited to fight with little or no training.Specific Objective 2 of the proposed action will address the current situation where an entire generation of students have lost access to formal post-secondary learning. Hundreds of thousands of university students have been unable to pursue higher education or professional development opportunities. Thousands of youth have fled to border areas and neighbouring countries.
Myanmar Climate Change Alliance phase 2 (MCCA2) This Action supports the implementation of the Myanmar Climate Change Strategy 2018-2030 through interventions along identified action areas and social and economic sectors2. The overall objective of MCCA2 is that Myanmar/Burma becomes a climate resilient, low-carbon society that is sustainable, prosperous and inclusive. Its specific objective is to deepen the integration of climate change adaptation and mitigation into Myanmar/Burmas national priorities.
EU Peace Support in Myanmar  PEACE III The overall objective of the action is to contribute to lasting peace, security, stability and sustainable development in Myanmar.
MIMU - Support to Strategic Planning Exercise Contract related to: MIMU - Support to Strategic Planning Exercise - The Support Measures and Cooperation Facility for Asia and the Pacific 2022, 2023 and 2024 provides the European Commission the possibility to finance small-scale activities that are needed for the achievement of the objectives of the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI-Global Europe) in those regions.
EU Peace Support in Myanmar The overall objective is to contribute to lasting peace, security and sustainable development in Myanmar, by supporting the ongoing peace process.
DEEPENING ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN MYANMAR (MyJustice II) The objective of the action is to improve access to justice for women, the poor and people living in vulnerable situations, in Myanmar. For this, two specific obj have been described:A.Women, poor and vulnerable groups, (including conflict affected) are legally empowered;B.Community justice mechanisms, both formal and informal, are more inclusive, equitable and protect fundamental rights;
Humanitarian Development Peace (H-D-P) Nexus Response Mechanism Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: Humanitarian Development Peace (H-D-P) Nexus Response Mechanism - The overall objective of the action is to support stakeholders engaged in constructive efforts to monitor, manage and mitigate conflict at local level, and in consolidating a shared vision for an inclusive federal, democratic union and for sustainable peace, while at the same time supporting local actors and organisations to contribute towards building resilience.The specific objective of the action is to strengthen the capacity of local non-state actors so they can assume their role as active participants in the peacebuilding and democratisation efforts while at the same time contribute to the resilience of local populations.The outputs to be delivered by this action contributing to the specific objective (outcome) are the following:1. Capacities, confidence and trust among local peace actors and communities are strengthened, allowing for conflict management and for an inclusive political dialogue for sustainable peace; 2. Capacities at community level for societal resilience and peace-building are strengthened, allowing for conflict transformation;3. Capacity and autonomy of local civil society organisations to deliver services, enhance social cohesion and promote and protect individual rights in Myanmar are enhanced.
Support measure 2017-2019 in favour of Myanmar (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.
Myanmar Garment Industry Monitoring Mechanism <p>It establishes an independent monitoring mechanism for the garment sector in Myanmar, which will track the performance of the industry, with a focus at factory level, on the basis of a set of agreed indicators. The service provider will process the gathered data and translate them into a series of agreed outputs.</p><p>The mechanism also aims to make a comparison, on the basis of the agreed indicators, between those factories that have benefitted from the EU-funded project MADE and those that did not, in order to analyse trends and trajectories.</p>
ASEAN Regional Integration Support - Myanmar Trade Related Assistance (ARISE Plus - Myanmar) The overall objective of ARISE Plus is inclusive and sustainable trade growth in Myanmar. The specific objective (outcome) is to increase trade diversification and integration, regionally (ASEAN) and internationally (EU and global markets).
ASEAN Regional Integration Support - Myanmar Trade-Related Technical Assistance (ARISE Plus Myanmar) The Overall Objective is to contribute to inclusive and sustainable trade growth in Myanmar. The specific objective (outcome) of the ARISE plus-Myanmar is to increase trade diversification and integration, regionally (ASEAN) and internationally (EU and global markets). The expected results (outputs) of the ARISE plus-Myanmar are to (i) strengthen the capacities of the private sector, notably MSMEs, to exploit the business opportunities offered by the ASEAN single economic space (AEC), EU and glo
Support to European Business in South East Asian Markets (SEBSEAM) - Myanmar To support the establishment of a European business support organisation in Myanmar, in order to increase trade flows and investment between the EU, Myanmar and ASEAN.  The programme is likely to initially be based in Yangon.
Multi-stakeholder Alliance for Decent Employment (MADE) in Myanmar Apparel Industry <p><span style="color: black;">The Action aims at implementing outcome 2 of Annex 3 ¿ Action Document to Strengthen Sustainable Livelihoods in Myanmar ¿ of Commission Decision C(2021)9302. The Overall Objective (Impact) of the Action is to strengthen socio-economic sustainable resilience in the environment affected by the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) and the 2021 coup d¿état. </span></p>
FWC Support to the formulation of Action Documents under Special Measures 2023 <p>FWC Support to the formulation of Action Documents under Special Measures 2023</p>
Support to the EU with coordination and strengthening of aid effectiveness in Myanmar, 2020 Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: Support to the EU with coordination and strengthening of aid effectiveness in Myanmar, 2020 - 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.
Special Measure 2023 Myanmar: Sustainable Livelihoods and Inclusive Growth (SLING) The action implements the Council Conclusions of February 2021 by supporting the basic needs of the Myanmar people. It builds social and economic resilience of rural and peri-urban areas, especially communities depending on agriculture. It will focus on two target groups in these areas: the most vulnerable populations, and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) as engines of growth in the agriculture sector. It will strengthen sustainable livelihoods, food/nutrition security, and MSME¿s resilience and competitiveness in rural and peri-urban areas of Myanmar.
Space to Engage and Protect in Myanmar (STEP Myanmar) Contract related to: Space to Engage and Protect in Myanmar (STEP Myanmar) - the Overall Objective of the action is to contribute to lasting peace, security, stability and sustainable development while promoting human rights, democracy and gender equality in Myanmar. The Specific Objective of the action is to contribute towards building resilience and peace with and through local actors. The expected outputs are the following:1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The humanitarian-development-peace nexus in Myanmar addressing immediate needs, human rights, &nbsp;reduce vulnerabilities, and increase resilience is reinforced;2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Capacities, confidence and trust among local peace actors and communities allowing for an inclusive political dialogue and peace-making process are strengthened; 3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Capacity and autonomy of local Civil Society Organisations to deliver services, and promote and protect civil rights in Myanmar are enhanced.The action responds to the urgent requirement to focus on reducing vulnerabilities and increasing resilience of conflict affected populations by addressing immediate needs and human rights, through the provision of basic services, livelihood opportunities, the protection of human rights and a medium/long term goal of creating a space for a possible peaceful resolution of the crisis. The action aims at women¿s meaningful participation in future political dialogue, peace negotiations, and peace-building and reconciliation efforts. Furthermore, the action is grounded in two concepts: a focus on flexibility, in joining humanitarian, development, and peacebuilding approaches, and a focus on civil society and localized response led by trusted community-based organizations, as both a transformative approach and as a mechanism of true sustainability and accountability.The action corresponds to the priority of supporting peace and durable solutions, in line with the programming exercise carried out until January 2021. This priority remains valid also under the changed circumstances, however, the means and ways of implementation require to be adjusted to bring them in line with the increasing basic needs of larger segments of the society and the focus on working with and through civil society actors. It is also in line with strategic discussions with Member States to provide a coordinated response during the coming two years and in the absence of a MIP. The action will be implemented in coordination and complementarity with the EU Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace IcSP and the NDICI crisis response interventions.&nbsp;This action contributes primarily to SDG 16 ¿Promote just, peaceful and inclusive societies¿. It also contributes to SDG 10 ¿Reduced inequalities¿ as well as SDG 1 aimed at ending poverty and SDG 5 on gender equality.
Strengthening Indigenous Provision of Education in Ethnic Areas of Myanmar Support indigenous providers of education in sustaining and expanding their education services, strengthening their education standards, and fostering positive collaboration with the government education system.
Myanmar Sustainable Aquaculture Programme The action seeks to support the sustainable intensification of aquaculture, thereby realising its potential for food security, nutrition and sustainable livelihoods, in particular by the:1. Scaling up of sustainable freshwater aquaculture production to increase the availability of good quality fish in the domestic market;2. Environmental and productive recovery of coastal shrimp farms through ecosystem-based farming practices (including mangrove reforestation); 3. Demonstration and scaling up of a sustainable mud crab value chain to reduce pressure on wild resources; 4. Development of local hatcheries and the demonstration of environment friendly practices;5. Introduction of measures to improve the access of vulnerable parts of the population to quality fish proteins from aquaculture;6. Increased participation of vulnerable rural households, especially smallholders and landless, in the aquaculture value chain.
Budget PC-10022 (300026678) Expenditure verification of contract ACA 2019 / 411-309 Humanitarian Development Peace (H-D-P) Nexus Response Mechanism implemented by UNOPS Contract related to: Budget PC-10022 (300026678) Expenditure verification of contract ACA 2019 / 411-309 Humanitarian Development Peace (H-D-P) Nexus Response Mechanism implemented by UNOPS - INTPA/R/03 - Audit and Control
Activity under preparation Special Measure 2024 Myanmar: Ethnic Areas Support for Education (EASE) Special Measure 2024 Myanmar: Ethnic Areas Support for Education (EASE)  - Special Measure 2024 Myanmar: Ethnic Areas Support for Education (EASE)
Agricultural Innovation and Inclusive Value Chains for Food and Nutrition Security in Myanmar (ALIVE-FNS) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to food and nutrition security of vulnerable  smallholder farmers and their communities by strengthening the resilience and inclusiveness of value chains in Myanmar.The specific objective will be to improve the availability and access to safe, nutritious and diversified food for vulnerable producers and consumers in targeted states of Myanmar, and to improve nutrition awareness of   all value chains stakeholders.
Nurturing Green Aquaculture in Myanmar (NGA-Myanmar) The Overall Objective of the Action is to improve resource efficiency and reduce environmental degradation in Myanmar's aquaculture industryThe Specific Objective of the Action is for Myanmars aquaculture MSMEs to adopt more resource-efficient and cleaner production practices through Internet of Things (IoT) mobile-based solutions for precision farming
Expenditure Verification of FCA's project Contract related to: Expenditure Verification of FCA's project - The Support Measures and Cooperation Facility for Asia and the Pacific 2022, 2023 and 2024 provides the European Commission the possibility to finance small-scale activities that are needed for the achievement of the objectives of the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI-Global Europe) in those regions.
Nutrition Budget Support Contract Contract related to: Nutrition Budget Support Contract - The overall objective is the reduction of all forms of undernutrition in women of reproductive age, infant and under-five children through secured regular access and consumption of safe and diverse food and access to potable water in Myanmar.
ACA/2016/ 377-773 _ Poverty and Hunger Alleviation through Support, Empowerment and Increased Networking (PHASE IN) - Phase 2 The project aims to contribute to food- and nutrition-secure households and resilient communities in Maungdaw, Buthidaung and Kyauktaw Townships, Rakhine State, Myanmar, by improving climate-resilient food and nutrition-security of rural households and increasing inclusive community planning and decision-making, and shared resource management. More precisely, the expected outputs of the project are: 1.Increased productivity from nutrition-sensitive and climate-appropriate agriculture (on-farm);2.Safer, stronger and more resilient households, with a focus on the first 1,000 days of life;3.Greater number/diversity of income streams and increased savings (off-farm);4.Safer, stronger and more resilient communities, with a focus on resilience to natural disasters & sustainable management of shared resources; and,5.Women, men and youth are empowered to participate in local development.
Humanitarian Development Peace (H-D-P) Nexus Response Mechanism The action specifically aims at providing support to conflict affected populations, displaced populations, host communities and returnees by strengthening the humanitarian-development-peace nexus (H-D-P Nexus).