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Conflict Area Support for Education 2 Learn (CASE2Learn) This action will maintain and expand access to quality basic education for indigenous' minority boy and girls in Myanmar's conflict affected and post-conflict areas. It builds on project ACA/2019/397-973.
EU Nexus Response Mechanism The military coup on 1 February 2021 brought a sudden halt to Myanmar¿s nascent democratic transition. The present political, economic and social crisis is expected to last for years. The new reality in Myanmar requires that the EU approach remains flexible and responsive to the shifting political context and to the specific needs of people in vulnerable situations, including IDPs. In the immediate response to the coup d¿état in 2021, the EU continued to fund the Humanitarian Development Peace Nexus Response Mechanism (NRM) to address immediate needs of conflict affected population and internally displaced people, to reduce vulnerabilities, as well as to increase resilience, protect and promote human rights, explore peace building opportunities, undertake conflict analyses and conflict sensitivity assessments, and finally, support civil society capacity building.The action addresses the immediate needs of the Myanmar population deriving from the current crisis and conflict situation, and aims at supporting efforts for strengthening people¿s resilience to shocks and for creating ¿ where possible ¿ a space for meaningful dialogues for peace. Furthermore, the action is grounded in two concepts: a) a focus on flexibility, both through a combined humanitarian, development, and peacebuilding approach, allowing for a quick reaction to changing contexts and events, based on conflict sensitivity,human rights and gender responsiveness; and b) a focus on strengthening and working with civil society and localization, in order to enhance relevance, ownership, efficiency and sustainability.The Overall Objective (impact) of this action is to contribute to peace building efforts, security, stability and sustainable development in Myanmar/Burma with a focus on vulnerable groups of population, including forcibly displaced persons. The Specific Objective (outcome) of this action is to improve the resilience of the people of Myanmar including vulnerable groups and IDPs. The Outputs to be delivered by this action contributing to the Specific Objective (Outcome) are: Vulnerabilities are reduced among the target population groups;Improved local capacities to prepare for and reduce risk of future shocks;Improved capacities of and established mechanisms for local actors, CSOs, women, youth and internally displaced persons for protection of their rights and supporting inclusive peace building efforts.The action is in line with the EU Strategic Response Framework (SRF) agreed with Member States and will be implemented in coordination and complementarity with the co-funder DG ECHO and the Foreign Policy Instrument (former Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace and the NDICI crisis response).This action contributes primarily to SDG 16 ¿Promote just, peaceful and inclusive societies¿. It also contributes to SDG 1 and SDG 2 aimed respectively at ¿Ending poverty¿ and ¿Zero hunger¿ as well as SDG 3 ¿Good health and well being¿, SDG 5 ¿Gender Equality¿, SDG 6 ¿Clean water and Sanitation¿ and SDG 10 ¿Reduced Inequalities¿.
Expenditure verification of contract ACA/2014/353-766: "Shan State: peace, reconciliation and development through community empowerment"- Myanmar, ILO Contract related to: Expenditure verification of contract ACA/2014/353-766: "Shan State: peace, reconciliation and development through community empowerment"- Myanmar, ILO - INTPA/R/03 - Audit and Control
Education Budget support contract Contract related to: Education Budget support contract - Education sector budget support (SRC) and complementary measures. The overall objective of the action is to contribute to equitably enhancing the education and skills base among Myanmar youth for inclusive growth.
Improving the capabilities and facilities of the National Health Laboratory (NHL) in Myanmar <p>The purpose of the project is to improve health conditions for the Myanmar population through a better diagnosis and monitoring of infectious diseases and epidemics as well as the state's ability to ensure the national health security. The National Health Laboratory is to beimg a national reference laboratory. This project will reinforce its infrastructure (rehabilitation and construction), strengthen technical and organisational capacities and strengthen the national laboratories network.</p>
EU Peace Support in Myanmar/Burma  PEACE V Support to the Myanmar peace process and ethnic affected regions by the internal armed conflict and intercommunal violence
Support measure 2017-2019 in favour of Myanmar (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
EMPM - EU Mobility Programme for Myanmar Contract related to: EMPM - EU Mobility Programme for Myanmar - 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.
Enabling highly vulnerable children in Myanmar to realize their full potential by growing up in safe and supportive families and communities or alternative family-based settings. Contract related to: Enabling highly vulnerable children in Myanmar to realize their full potential by growing up in safe and supportive families and communities or alternative family-based settings. - Quality alternative care and de-institutionnalisation
Special Measure 2023 Myanmar : Strategic Communication in Myanmar By demonstrating the added value of the EU¿s multifaceted external engagement, strategic communication and public diplomacy play a key part in strengthening the EU¿s role in the world, fostering democratic debate and increasing the credibility of the EU. Under the new EU strategy for communications and public diplomacy, strategic communication became a priority and an integral part of our policy-making, programming and implementation cycle. In this context, EU delegations worldwide are required to increase efforts to build trust and mutual understanding with our target audiences beyond governmental relations, and improve the understanding and perception of the EU, its policies and its principles, in order to facilitate future cooperation across policy areas and support the achievement of our policy priorities.This global strategy needs careful formulation and implementation in Myanmar. The country has plunged into a multi-dimensional crisis triggered by the military coup staged on 1 February 2021. Since then, the military regime has maintained its violent crackdown on any form of opposition. Extreme violence across the country has led to profound political polarization between the junta and the pro-democracy movement, where not formally supporting one side is perceived as standing by the other. The EU and its Member States, having adopted a non-neutral position in the crisis, are under particular scrutiny for being some of the most vocal supporters of the pro-democratic movement. In this context, where the EU intends to preserve its political and operational engagement in support of the civilian population, strategic communication has confirmed to be very challenging, in a situation where neither the junta nor the civilian government in exile can be recognized as formal interlocutors.A carefully crafted and implemented communication strategy could therefore help the EU to navigate this sensitive context and to consolidate its position as a strong supporter of the Myanmar people and improve its perception among key stakeholders. This action will complement all ongoing EU programmes by informing relevant audiences about key priorities, strengthening relationships and trust with identified target groups and the wider public, and help tackle disinformation.This action responds to the urgent requirement to operationalise the new European Commission strategic communication approach in Myanmar in a conflict-sensitive manner. Its overall objective is to position the EU as a supporter of the Myanmar people and as a partner of reference in the eyes of the wider public and selected stakeholders. The communication strategy and products that will be developed under this action will be based on sound analysis and research, allowing the delegation to adapt its messaging to a context characterised by its high risk level and complexity.
Special Measure 2023 Myanmar: Gender-based violence response, mitigation and prevention in Myanmar Special Measure 2023 Myanmar: Gender-based violence response, mitigation and prevention in Myanmar - Special Measure 2023 Myanmar: Gender-based violence response, mitigation and prevention in Myanmar
Expenditure verification of contract ACA/2015/ 368-450"Joint Peace Fund for Myanmar" implemented by UNOPS Contract related to: Expenditure verification of contract ACA/2015/ 368-450"Joint Peace Fund for Myanmar" implemented by UNOPS - INTPA/R/03 - Audit and Control
2017 / 391-119 - Social Cohesion for Better Service Delivery in Rakhine State <p>The project aims to enhance civil society organisations and local authorities contribution to governance and development processes in Rakhine State. This will be done by strengthening civil society organisations, especially women and youth organisations, in their collaboration with local authorities and provision of services to divided communities. More precisely, the expected outputs of the project are: 1) Increased research initiatives and dialogue between local authorities and civil society organisations about gaps and issues related to mutual collaboration, conflict sensitivity and service delivery processes; 2) Established collaboration and partnership among youth and women civil society organisations for design and planning of service delivery in local communities; 3) Supported joint actions between civil society and local authorities in service delivery planning and budgeting; 4) Raised evidence-based awareness of issues related to collaboration between local authorities and civil society and service delivery by conducting community-based campaigns.</p>
Enhancing communications of EU cooperation in Myanmar Contract related to: Enhancing communications of EU cooperation in Myanmar - The overall objective is to strengthen governance in support of Myanmars democratic transition processes and reform agenda.
SCORE- Skills for Community Resilience and Empowermen Contract related to: SCORE- Skills for Community Resilience and Empowermen - 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.
AVP 2021_Expenditure Verification of Grant contract ACA/2016/377-773 (DRC) <p>Expenditure Verification of Grant contract 2016/377-773 (DRC)</p>-AVP 2021_Expenditure Verification of Grant contract ACA/2016/377-773 (DRC)
Complementary budget PC 10027 (300026679) Expenditure verification of contract ACA/2015/ 368-450''Joint Peace Fund for Myanmar implemented by UNOPS Contract related to: Complementary budget PC 10027 (300026679) Expenditure verification of contract ACA/2015/ 368-450''Joint Peace Fund for Myanmar implemented by UNOPS - INTPA/R/03 - Audit and Control
Sustaining and advancing people-led actions towards rights-based security, justice, and political transformation in Southeast Myanmar Contract related to: Sustaining and advancing people-led actions towards rights-based security, justice, and political transformation in Southeast Myanmar - The proposed Action intents to contribute to Specific-Objective 1.3: Support CSOs as actors of good governance and development in partner countries and to the achievement of the related result 1.3: Civil Society Organisations¿ (CSOs) ability to engage as actors of good governance and development at country level is improved.The Action rolls out the EU support to country-level CSO initiatives aimed at implementing priorities reflected in the NDICI-GLOBAL Europe, Annex III CSO Thematic Programme and the subsequent draft Multiannual Indicative Plan for the same. In line with the policy of geographisation, a majority of funds under the CSO MAAP 2021-2024, will be allocated under the Action to support civil society in partner countries in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and Caribbean, and in Neighbourhood countries and Russia. Activities funded under the Action will support a broad range of civil society actors including and prioritising, but not limited to, women and youth organisations, In the framework of the Country Roadmaps for EU and Member States engagement with civil society (CSO Roadmaps), all initiatives under the Action will aim at and contribute to strengthening civil society partner¿s institutional and operational capacity through a comprehensive approach; enabling and ensuring their participation; and on improving the environment in which they operate. Particular attention will be paid to CSOs capacities to benefit from the digital transformation which will pay attention to accessible digital technology and reduce the gap on access to ICT.
Expenditure verification of contract ACA 2019 / 411-309 "Humanitarian Development Peace (H-D-P) Nexus Response Mechanism" implemented by UNOPS Contract related to: 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
EU Contribution to the Umbrella Facility for Poverty and Equity Multi-Donor Trust Fund (Trust Fund No. 073670) Contract related to: EU Contribution to the Umbrella Facility for Poverty and Equity Multi-Donor Trust Fund (Trust Fund No. 073670) - 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.
Strengthening Governance and Democracy in Myanmar/Burma II The overall objective is to strengthen governance in support of Myanmars democratic transition processes and reform agenda.
Contract ACA/2016/379-759 - Irrigation Agriculture Inclusive Development Project in Myanmar (IAIDP) Contract related to: Contract ACA/2016/379-759 - Irrigation Agriculture Inclusive Development Project in Myanmar (IAIDP) - The objective of AIF is to promote additional investments and key infrastructure with the priority focus on climate-change related and green investments
Strengthen sustainable livelihoods in Myanmar This action aims to support social and economic resilience of Myanmar's population with a focus on the transition to more sustainable livelihoods, sustainable management of natural resources, and responsible businesses.The Overall Objective of this action is to strengthen socio-economic sustainable resilience in the environment affected by COVID-19 and the recent coup d¿état. The Specific Objectives of this action are: (i) Improve livelihoods, food and nutrition security of the most vulnerable, with a focus on women, children and people with disabilities, whilst protecting natural resources and increasing resilience to climate change; and (ii) Strengthen and protect responsible business practices in urban settings focusing on social, environmental, human rights standards and gender equality.SDGs are indivisible and an action targeting mainly poverty reduction (SDG2) must encompass other dimensions to be truly sustainable. Focusing on basic needs means addressing nutrition (SDG3), gender equality (SDG5) and climate change (SDG13). About half of the SDGs are directly focused on the environment or address the sustainability of natural resources. Supporting responsible business translates into protecting decent jobs (SDG8), so that the clean businesses that emerged in the last decade remain anchored in Myanmar and keep Myanmar connected to the world. It also means supporting sustainable consumption and production (SDG 12), because clean businesses in terms of human rights and labour rights also have a duty to keep the environment clean. As conflict has spread all over Myanmar and is not only limited to frontier rural areas, a conflict sensitive approach is essential and due diligence of actors, especially private ones, is required.The action foresees partnering with international organisations with experience in supporting livelihoods and sustainable businesses in Myanmar in response to the severe effects of COVID-19 and the military takeover on the population, and in prevention of possible future crises.The action also foresees to use the Direct management approach through Grants.
PROG 2017-2021_SIA_Programme commun de promotion de l'agriculture familiale durable et de l'économie sociale pour un monde plus juste Les ONG SOS Faim, Îles de Paix et Autre Terre se mobilisent autour d’une même mission générale : la promotion de l'agriculture familiale et du modèle de l'économie sociale en vue de l’émergence d’un monde plus juste et plus solidaire, orienté vers un développement durable. Pour les 5 prochaines années (2017-2021), elles ont décidé de mettre en œuvre un programme commun, le programme SIA, qui se compose d’un volet Nord et d’un volet Sud. Au Nord, elles travaillent pour que les publics cibles de ce programme soient mieux éclairés et actifs pour l’émergence, en Belgique et ailleurs, d’un paradigme alternatif mondial plus juste pour les populations vulnérables du Sud (notamment en ce qui concerne l'égalité des hommes et des femmes) intégrant tout particulièrement les principes du développement durable – incluant la gestion des déchets – et de l’économie sociale et solidaire, au travers notamment de systèmes alimentaires durables reposant sur l’agriculture familiale. Au Sud, le programme couvrira 11 pays rassemblés dans 3 zones géographiques homogènes d’Afrique et d’Amérique du Sud : 4 pays d'Afrique de l'Ouest (Sénégal, Mali, Burkina Faso, Bénin), 4 pays de l'Afrique Centrale et Afrique de l’Est (République Démocratique du Congo, Tanzanie, Ouganda, Ethiopie) et 3 pays d'Amérique latine (Equateur, Pérou, Bolivie). Son objectif spécifique est de contribuer au renforcement des performances économiques, environnementales et sociales des acteurs de l’agriculture familiale durable et de l’économie sociale (AFD & ES) partenaires des trois ONG.