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Evaluation of EU cooperation with Ukraine <p>This evaluation is part of the Directorate-General for European Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations (DG NEAR) multiannual strategic evaluation Work Programme for 2021.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The <strong>objectives</strong> of the evaluation are:</p><p>&nbsp;</p><ul><li>To assess the effectiveness, efficiency and impact of EU support to Ukraine, with a particular focus on post-emergency conflict assistance, economic sector reforms and good governance and to explore the contribution that EU assistance has made to observed results;</li><li>To identify factors contributing to the success or failure of support programmes and identify good practices.</li></ul>
Restoring Ukraine Together: building inclusive platform for Ukraine's revival <p>The overall goal pursued by the action is to develop a participatory process inclusive of Civil Society in Ukraine aiming at the reconstruction of the country after the war as well as at the effective integration of Ukraine into the European Union. In order to attain the above-mentioned overall objective, the action relies on three work packages underpinned by their respective activities, delivering related outputs conducive to achieving the expected outcomes.</p>
Addendum No. 6 to Service Contract 2019/408-191 ''Implementation of EU practices for accounting, financial reporting and audit in Ukraine'' Contract related to: Addendum No. 6 to Service Contract 2019/408-191 ''Implementation of EU practices for accounting, financial reporting and audit in Ukraine'' - This Action aims at supporting Ukraine in implementing comprehensive reforms and the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement, including its Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area. The action will provide policy advice, advice on legal approximation process
Operation of the Ukraine national suicide prevention hotline 24 hours per day and 7 days per week (Lifeline Ukraine) Operation of the national suicide prevention hotline 24 hours per day and 7 days per week.
Supporting independent local media outlets on liberated and temporarily occupied territories, and strengthening their capacity and sustainability (Community leaders) Contract related to: Supporting independent local media outlets on liberated and temporarily occupied territories, and strengthening their capacity and sustainability (Community leaders) - On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a war of agression against Ukraine. The military agression has inflicted widespread suffering and casualties on the Ukrainian population, disrupted the provision of essential services, damaged civilian infrastructure and caused massive forced displacement. The European Union and the international community at large have firmly and unequivocally condemned Russia¿s war of aggression in the strongest possible terms and imposed sweeping economic sanctions as well as restrictive measures against individuals. The Action seeks to contribute to alleviating the suffering of the Ukrain¿s population caused by Russia¿s war of agression, including indiscriminate attacks against civilians and civilian infrastructure by the Russian Armed Forces in blatant violation of international law, especially international humanitarian law. The Action¿s main objective is to provide infrastructure to secure access to basic goods and services as well as protection. The Action will also contribute to strengthening the country¿s resilience and resilience against hybrid threats by increasing the capacity of the government, economic actors, media and civil society to withstand the impact of the crisis and contribute to the recovery of the country. Focus will be also placed on the reconstruction of civilian infrastructure and its strategic planning as well as energy security.The Action, while contributing to advancing SDG 16 (Peace, justice and strong institutions), is in line with Priority Area 1 (A resilient, sustainable and integrated economy), Priority Area 4 (A resilient digital transformation) and Priority Area 5 (A resilient, gender-equal, fair and inclusive society) of the Multi-annual Indicative Programme (MIP) 2021-2027 for Ukraine, and is consistent with the wider European Union¿s goal of increasing the stability, prosperity and resilience of its neighbourhood, as set out in the Global Strategy for the Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union.
Supporting Active Citizens under Pressure in Ukraine The objective of the project is to increase the role and protection of civil society in Ukraine, via addressing the issue of impunity, reversing the negative trend of assaults on journalists and bloggers, HRDs and civil society activists, enhancing resilience and solidarity networks.
Program of restoration and promotion of ancient doors and gates ''Thousands of Doors of Odessa'' Overall objective is to create sustainable, successful and developed program/model for the restoration and promotion of ancient doors and gates of historical or other significant importance, with the participation of residents, business representatives, city authorities and other stakeholders and in cooperation with the municipality.Specific objectives are to:-draw the community's attention and raise awareness about the problem of destruction of historic doors and gates,-convey the importa
Support to Ukraine in approximation of the EU Environmantal Acquis (Air Quality, Waste Management) <p>The objectives of the project are: i) to reinforce EU-Ukraine environmental cooperation by addressing the Association Agreement priorities and to support the UA authorities at central level in implementation of obligations in the area of air quality and waste management; ii) to enable Ukrainian public authorities at central level and civil society actors to implement of the EU environmental requirements through assistance in the transposition and implementation of Annex XXX to the Chapter 6</p>
Technical Assistance  to  the Ukraine Urban Public Transport FL II <p>The project consists of a framework loan to finance urban public transport investments in various municipalities in Ukraine. The framework loan will focus on investment in new transport rolling stock, associated infrastructure, consultancy services in support of the investment, and technical assistance for the preparation and implementation of the sub-projects funded by loan. The services financed by EU Contribution will be used to facilitate the projects preparation and implementation. </p>
Support to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund - Phase II <p>Grant to the Energy Community Secretariat to enable contribution to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund. This fund will cover deliveries of equipment, materials and services required for the emergency repairs and other activities necessary for the stable functioning of the Ukrainian energy system.</p>
Support to E-Governance and Digital Economy This programme will address key structural issues, which improve the framework conditions for the digital economy and provide the basis for the automation of business processes in public institutions
Saving Energy - LED Light Bulbs for Ukraine Phase 1 - 4.4 million bulbs <p>Procurement of the light emitting diode (LED) light bulbs at the request of the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine.</p>
Support of Integration of the Ukrainian Power Grid into the Synchronous Area Continental Europe (CESA) <p>The project is to support Ukrenergo, Ukrainian power transmission network operator, in the process of restructuring of the company and transmission network to permit synchronisation with CESA and with due account of the network energy efficiency and RES integration potential</p>
Support to Justice Sector Reforms and Digitalization in Ukraine (PRAVO-JUSTICE II) <p>The Overall Objective is to support national authorities in strengthening the Rule of Law system in Ukraine and in aligning Ukrainian justice system with the best European and international practices. Specific Objectives: SO 1: Management of justice sector reforms improved in terms of strategic planning, coordination, monitoring and evaluation of reform implementation in the sector SO 2: Independence, efficiency, quality, integrity and transparency of the judiciary, and access to a fair trial enhanced SO 3: Enforcement of court decisions enhanced in civil and criminal cases SO 4: Justice sector digitisation policy instruments and e-justice solutions implemented</p>
Strengthening Capacities in External Audit in Line with International  Standards <p>support to: (i) adaptation of legislation in external audit in compliance with INTOSAI standards (levels I-III) and improving the Accounting Chamber of Ukraine (ACU) with internal regulatory acts; (ii) development and implementation of ACU institutional development strategy; (iii) improved approaches and increased use of performance audits and further improvement of financial audits; (iv) strengthening follow-up mechanism on audit reports of the ACU</p>
EU Support to Housing for Internally Displaced People in Kovel Contract related to: EU Support to Housing for Internally Displaced People in Kovel - On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a war of agression against Ukraine. The military agression has inflicted widespread suffering and casualties on the Ukrainian population, disrupted the provision of essential services, damaged civilian infrastructure and caused massive forced displacement. The European Union and the international community at large have firmly and unequivocally condemned Russia¿s war of aggression in the strongest possible terms and imposed sweeping economic sanctions as well as restrictive measures against individuals. The Action seeks to contribute to alleviating the suffering of the Ukrain¿s population caused by Russia¿s war of agression, including indiscriminate attacks against civilians and civilian infrastructure by the Russian Armed Forces in blatant violation of international law, especially international humanitarian law. The Action¿s main objective is to provide infrastructure to secure access to basic goods and services as well as protection. The Action will also contribute to strengthening the country¿s resilience and resilience against hybrid threats by increasing the capacity of the government, economic actors, media and civil society to withstand the impact of the crisis and contribute to the recovery of the country. Focus will be also placed on the reconstruction of civilian infrastructure and its strategic planning as well as energy security.The Action, while contributing to advancing SDG 16 (Peace, justice and strong institutions), is in line with Priority Area 1 (A resilient, sustainable and integrated economy), Priority Area 4 (A resilient digital transformation) and Priority Area 5 (A resilient, gender-equal, fair and inclusive society) of the Multi-annual Indicative Programme (MIP) 2021-2027 for Ukraine, and is consistent with the wider European Union¿s goal of increasing the stability, prosperity and resilience of its neighbourhood, as set out in the Global Strategy for the Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union.
Activity under preparation The Reckoning Project Contract related to: The Reckoning Project - On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a war of agression against Ukraine. The military agression has inflicted widespread suffering and casualties on the Ukrainian population, disrupted the provision of essential services, damaged civilian infrastructure and caused massive forced displacement. The European Union and the international community at large have firmly and unequivocally condemned Russia¿s war of aggression in the strongest possible terms and imposed sweeping economic sanctions as well as restrictive measures against individuals. The Action seeks to contribute to alleviating the suffering of the Ukrain¿s population caused by Russia¿s war of agression, including indiscriminate attacks against civilians and civilian infrastructure by the Russian Armed Forces in blatant violation of international law, especially international humanitarian law. The Action¿s main objective is to provide infrastructure to secure access to basic goods and services as well as protection. The Action will also contribute to strengthening the country¿s resilience and resilience against hybrid threats by increasing the capacity of the government, economic actors, media and civil society to withstand the impact of the crisis and contribute to the recovery of the country. Focus will be also placed on the reconstruction of civilian infrastructure and its strategic planning as well as energy security.The Action, while contributing to advancing SDG 16 (Peace, justice and strong institutions), is in line with Priority Area 1 (A resilient, sustainable and integrated economy), Priority Area 4 (A resilient digital transformation) and Priority Area 5 (A resilient, gender-equal, fair and inclusive society) of the Multi-annual Indicative Programme (MIP) 2021-2027 for Ukraine, and is consistent with the wider European Union¿s goal of increasing the stability, prosperity and resilience of its neighbourhood, as set out in the Global Strategy for the Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union.
Energy Efficiency Support Programme (EE4U-II) The programme will provide support to the activities of the Energy Efficiency Fund aimed at implementing energy efficiency measures in the residential sector in Ukraine.
EU4Business:  Network of Business Support Centres in Ukraine The Action contributes to stimulate the economy by  strengthening the quality and supply of local business advisory services. It enhances the competitiveness of SMEs through increasing entrepreneurial skills, financial literacy, better understanding and ability to adjust to potential new markets within and outside Ukraine and utilise opportunities for innovation, and energy efficiency. It transfers  industry-specific know-how to SMEs and improve access to finance.
Comprehensive awareness-raising campaign on disinformation Contract related to: Comprehensive awareness-raising campaign on disinformation - On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a war of agression against Ukraine. The military agression has inflicted widespread suffering and casualties on the Ukrainian population, disrupted the provision of essential services, damaged civilian infrastructure and caused massive forced displacement. The European Union and the international community at large have firmly and unequivocally condemned Russia¿s war of aggression in the strongest possible terms and imposed sweeping economic sanctions as well as restrictive measures against individuals. The Action seeks to contribute to alleviating the suffering of the Ukrain¿s population caused by Russia¿s war of agression, including indiscriminate attacks against civilians and civilian infrastructure by the Russian Armed Forces in blatant violation of international law, especially international humanitarian law. The Action¿s main objective is to provide infrastructure to secure access to basic goods and services as well as protection. The Action will also contribute to strengthening the country¿s resilience and resilience against hybrid threats by increasing the capacity of the government, economic actors, media and civil society to withstand the impact of the crisis and contribute to the recovery of the country. Focus will be also placed on the reconstruction of civilian infrastructure and its strategic planning as well as energy security.The Action, while contributing to advancing SDG 16 (Peace, justice and strong institutions), is in line with Priority Area 1 (A resilient, sustainable and integrated economy), Priority Area 4 (A resilient digital transformation) and Priority Area 5 (A resilient, gender-equal, fair and inclusive society) of the Multi-annual Indicative Programme (MIP) 2021-2027 for Ukraine, and is consistent with the wider European Union¿s goal of increasing the stability, prosperity and resilience of its neighbourhood, as set out in the Global Strategy for the Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union.
U-LEAD with Europe: Ukraine Local Empowerment, Accountability and Development Programme The action will support the implementation of Decentralisation and Regional Policy Reforms in Ukraine.
Further support to implementation of EU-Ukraine Association Agreement in transport sector and of the National Transport Strategy in Ukraine <p>The objective of the project is to contribute to the further development and reform of the transport sector in Ukraine through regulatory convergence across transport modes and capacity building.</p>
EU Support to Strengthening IBM in Ukraine Contribute to the efforts of the Ukrainian Government to enhance peoples mobility across the borders and to better integrate the economic operators into the world economic exchange flows while ensuring a high-level of security and prevention of cross-border crime.
EU-UNDP Technical Assistance to the Final Beneficiaries of the EIB Early Recovery and Ukraine Recovery Programmes <p>The contract will support the proper implementation of the European Investment Bank (EIB)¿s Ukraine Recovery Programme (URP) framework loan. In doing so, it will contribute to the recovery of destroyed/damaged critical infrastructure, peace, economic revitalization and reconciliation in the regions of Ukraine affected by Russia¿s war as well as those being under heavy pressure on social services and other infrastructure due to the influx of internally-displaced persons (IDPs).</p>
Promoting transitional justice and human rights of conflict-affected persons and internally displaced persons This Action promotes upholding of social and economic rights including land and property rights, pension rights, administrative rights (right to possession of administrative documents) across the country, with a particular reference to conflict-affected local communities in eastern Ukraine and IDPs.
Programme for Modernization and Rehabilitation of Municipal Infrastructure The NIF funds will be used for a TA package for the municipal water and wastewater utility of Chernivtsi Vodokanal (a municipality owned separate legal entity) only. The amount will be used for supporting the implementation of the project and for training activities.The TA will strengthen the management capacity of the supply operation and the technical know-how of staff of the water and waste water utility company of the city of Chernivtsi
Support to Ukraine's Fast Recovery <p>The budget support action aims at strengthening the means of the Ukrainian Government to carry out: urgent rehabilitation of conflict-damaged critical priority objects, the recovery of which is necessary to prevent human disaster and significant displacement of people</p>
Framework Programme in support of EU-Ukraine agreements (AAP 2012) To raise Ukrainian institutions' capacities in the preparation and implementation of the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement as well as in meeting the objectives of the EU-Ukraine Association Agenda.
Education Open Space for Students and Community Project is aimed at improvement of the quality of education, modernisation of infrastructure and facilities for full-time education and creating the innovative education environment for students and teaching staff;A new Education Open Space for Students and Community (EduSpace) will be established for student and community services.
Promoting human rights of vulnerable groups and safety of human rights defenders in Ukraine The action aims to advance human rights of women and other vulnerable groups and strengthening personal competencies and protection of human rights defenders in Ukraine.The overall objective of the project is to promote the role and capacities of civil society, including cultural operators, in promoting better governance, human rights and cultural development in Ukraine.
Activity under preparation Addendum to the contract  NDICI-GEO-NEAR/2022/ 436-236 "EU Support to Strengthening IBM in Ukraine (EU for Solidarity Lanes and IBM)" Contract related to: Addendum to the contract  NDICI-GEO-NEAR/2022/ 436-236 "EU Support to Strengthening IBM in Ukraine (EU for Solidarity Lanes and IBM)" - Through the rehabilitation of critical infrastructure and the provision of technical assistance and policy advice to Ukraine¿s public authorities, the Action seeks to support Ukraine in its EU membership path and implementation of the Association Agreement (AA) and its Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA) while strengthening its resilience and capacity to respond to the impacts generated by Russia¿s war of aggression. Focus will be placed on three clusters: 1) Recovery of Municipal and Energy Infrastructure, and Housing; 2) Rule of Law, Governance, Fundamental Rights and Society; 3) Economic and Social Development.
Support to Comprehensive Reform of Public Administration in Ukraine Action aims at improving professionalism, accountability, effectiveness and efficiency of the Ukrainian public administration.
Increase of EU contribution to the Pravo Justice Programme No. 390-764 Increase of EU contribution to the Pravo Justice Programme No. 390-764 to reinforce support to the Ukraine's justice sector reforms
Assistance to the Ukrainian authorities for establishment of national transport model and master plan Overall objectiveThe overall objective of the project is to contribute to further development and modernisation of the transport sector in Ukraine in line with the National Transport Strategy.Purpose Ukraine needs a clear and coherent transport model and master plan for the transport sector, as well as short / medium term investment programs and guidelines for identifying projects in the long term.
Procurement on repair of Ohmatdyt Scanner <p>The contract is to finance the refurbishment of a MEDISO-made SPECT-CT-PET imager purchased for the Kyiv children hospital Ohmatdyt to support the treatment of cancer patients</p>
Activity under preparation Establishing the regulatory framework for the farm registry and piloting key technical IACS elements in accordance with EU requirements Contract related to: Establishing the regulatory framework for the farm registry and piloting key technical IACS elements in accordance with EU requirements  - Through the rehabilitation of critical infrastructure and the provision of technical assistance and policy advice to Ukraine¿s public authorities, the Action seeks to support Ukraine in its EU membership path and implementation of the Association Agreement (AA) and its Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA) while strengthening its resilience and capacity to respond to the impacts generated by Russia¿s war of aggression. Focus will be placed on three clusters: 1) Recovery of Municipal and Energy Infrastructure, and Housing; 2) Rule of Law, Governance, Fundamental Rights and Society; 3) Economic and Social Development.
Activity under preparation Skills4Recovery Contract related to: Skills4Recovery - Through the rehabilitation of critical infrastructure and the provision of technical assistance and policy advice to Ukraine¿s public authorities, the Action seeks to support Ukraine in its EU membership path and implementation of the Association Agreement (AA) and its Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA) while strengthening its resilience and capacity to respond to the impacts generated by Russia¿s war of aggression. Focus will be placed on three clusters: 1) Recovery of Municipal and Energy Infrastructure, and Housing; 2) Rule of Law, Governance, Fundamental Rights and Society; 3) Economic and Social Development.
Technical Cooperation Facility 2020 This Action aims at supporting Ukraine in implementing comprehensive reforms and the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement, including its Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area. The action will provide policy advice, advice on legal approximation process
Technical Cooperation Facility 2019 Supporting Ukraine in implementing key reforms and the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement, including its DCFTA. The Action will provide policy advice, advice on legal approximation process with the EU, and capacity building in priority reform areas