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Support for implementation of Article 237 CEPA  Phase I This programme Action aims to facilitate the smooth and effective termination of the use of the EU geographical indication Cognac for products originating in the Republic of Armenia, and to assist the industry of the Republic of Armenia in maintain
ABC.GoV: Alliance for Better City Governance This project will i) Improve policies, procedures, and tools in sustainable urban governance of Vanadzor and Gyumri through developing and/or updating urban planning and service delivery documents, synchronizing them with national and EU standards; and ii) Foster a cleaner environment and better urban governance of Vanadzor and Gyumri, by introducing green public transportation and plastic waste recycling combined with civic initiatives to this end.
Framework programme in support of EU-Armenia Agreements The overall objective of this framework programme is to support the Republic of Armenia to prepare, negotiate, conclude, implement and monitor its agreements with the EU in priorities areas.
Reform and CEPA implementation facility The action aims to advance the implementation of the EU-Armenia Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement (CEPA) while supporting the Government of Armenia in the wider reform process, in particular sectors further contributing to the socio-economic integration of displaced people in Armenia, namely healthcare, social protection and employment strategies.
EU Resilience Facility for Armenia The aim of the programme is to support inclusive, resilient and sustainable socio-economic recovery and growth following the COVID-19 pandemic and in the aftermath of the hostilities in and around Nagorno-Karabakh. In line with the EU-Armenia Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement (CEPA) framework, the Joint Communication on the Eastern Partnership policy beyond 2020, the Joint Staff Working Document on the Recovery, resilience and reform: post 2020 Eastern Partnership priorities, the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the EU-Armenia 2021-2027 Multi Annual Indicative Programme (MIP) and the Armenian government priorities on socio-economic recovery, this programme will focus on recovery and resilience-building through promoting private sector competitiveness and investments, and strengthening the national social protection system to support vulnerable groups and regions most affected by the socio-economic shocks, mainstreaming green and digital agendas. Many actions of the Programme will focus on the Southern region of Armenia ¿ Syunik, significantly affected by the hostilities in and around Nagorno-Karabakh and its aftermath and will be implemented through a Team Europe approach.&nbsp;One specific action will be implemented in Gyumri, Shirak region ¿ which is one of the Armenia¿s focal regions. In order to enhance Armenia¿s resilience, the programme will support private sector development and strengthen regional and local social systems, building on support to small and medium- sized enterprises in particular in Syunik, as well as skills development to increase the employability of disadvantaged groups, including conflict-affected people displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh. The action will also address the development needs in Syunik, complementing the EU humanitarian and early-recovery support in line with the humanitarian-development-peace nexus. The Programme will support piloting of social assistance programmes in the region, as well as facilitating integration of the displaced population in Syunik and addressing existing vulnerabilities and inequalities of the local population.Part of the programme will support the establishment of a green culinary and hospitality management school and entrepreneurship centre, as an anchor project in the second largest city in the country, Gyumri (in northern Shirak region) which is emerging as a regional tourism growth pole. The programme will also focus on strengthening the national social protection system for addressing the socio-economic consequences of shocks such as COVID-19 and the hostilities in and around Nagorno-Karabakh. The programme will aim to capacitate the national systems for data analysis and design of shock responsive assistance, strengthen coordination, delivery systems and capacitate social welfare workforce for targeted, effective service delivery, as well as to support the roll out of Unified Social Services, implementation of territorial social plans and other pilot targeted social protection programmes better responding to the needs of shock affected groups and regions.
Consolidation of the Justice System in Armenia The specific objectives and results of the program are to support Armenias justice reform process and to increase the independence, accountability, predictability and efficiency of justice in line with the EU Peer review recommendation
Communal Infrastructure Program (CIP) <p>The Action aims at protecting the health and improving the living conditions of the population in secondary cities and small villages in Armenia. This will contribute to reducing the gap between the living standards of the population in the City of Yerevan and other regions of Armenia and thus to a sustainable development of the country. In addition, the Action aims to contribute to a sustainable use of the natural resource water and to the protection of the environment.</p>
EU4Innovation STEM Pilot Activities (TF073260) The objectives of the Trust Fund are to improve the quality of STEM education in general education in the pilot region(s) of Armenia (Tavush and, if the funds are sufficient, partially Shirak region).
EU4Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy in Armenian Communities Contract related to: EU4Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy in Armenian Communities - The main objective is to support initiatives aimed at energy efficiency and environmental protection. In particular, this programme aims to increase energy efficiency in existing buildings, in particular in multi-apartment residential buildings.
Budget Support to Justice Sector Reforms in Armenia, Phase II Contract related to: Budget Support to Justice Sector Reforms in Armenia, Phase II - This programme is a logical progression to follow-up on the achievements gained during the ongoing Sector Support Performance Contract ¿Support to Justice Sector Reforms in Armenia, Phase I¿. It aims, as the ongoing programme, to support Armenia¿s judicial and legal reform and anti-corruption process in line with the country¿s commitments under the Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement (CEPA) (Articles 4 and 12), and with the recommendations stemming from the EU-Armenia Strategic Policy Dialogue in the Justice sector. In addition, it targets Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16 on Peace and Justice, strong institutions as a main goal, and other significant goals such as SDG 5 on Gender equality and SDG 8 Decent work and Economic Growth. The programme is based on a positive experience in the ongoing Sector Reform contract with both good compliance and progress against variable tranche targets and sustainable results from the complementary support. The programme objectives are also in line with the joint messages on Justice and Anti-corruption revised and agreed with development partners in January 2020 in the framework of the EU-led informal donor coordination, as well as with the outline for the Government¿s updated draft strategy of judicial and legal reforms covering 2021-2026.The programme builds on the priorities of the Armenian Government in the justice sector reform. Those are comprehensively outlined in the Strategy on Judicial and Legal reforms for 2019-2023 and Anti-corruption strategy 2019-2022, which lists among main priorities, the most persisting challenges in the justice sector, such as corruption, lack of judicial independence, impartiality and accountability, as well as limited efficiency of the judiciary. The Government Program for 2021-2026 is also covering priorities related to the justice sector. In particular, it underlines the Government¿s commitment to justice reforms in Armenia to increase the effectiveness of the justice system, developing and revising a comprehensive reform agenda through, inter alia, strengthening judicial independence, efficiency, integrity and accountability. The above mentioned two strategies on Justice and Anti-Corruption are currently being updated to include the priorities under the Government Program for 2021-2026.
CIRCUL-UP! Building capacity and raising awareness to popularise Circular Economy in Armenia Contract related to: CIRCUL-UP! Building capacity and raising awareness to popularise Circular Economy in Armenia - Multiannual civil society programme in the Eastern Neighbourhood 2021-2022 - budget for 2021
Yerevan Water Supply Improvement Projec <p>The objective of the project is to support the rehabilitation of the water supply network in Yerevan. This will allow the Company to reduce technical water losses and improve water and waste water services, helping it to fulfil its commitments according to the lease agreement under which it operates with Veolia. The Project will also support investments in new water meters and reduce economic water losses.</p>
Better Qualifications for Better Jobs The objective of the proposed programme is to provide assistance to Armenia in improving the efficiently of its labour market and the employability of its workforce. The programme will strengthen employment agencies and VET system in agriculture
Justice Reform Monitoring in Armenia  JUREMONIA In order to strengthen the role of civil society in Armenia in promoting human rights and judicial reform and become an effective force, the action via its overall objective aims to achieve that CSOs are empowered to meaningfully engage in the Justice sector reforms (incl. police and criminal justice system) in Armenia as effective, trusted and sustainable independent actors, in order to create a more accountable, transparent and international human rights-compliant justice system in Armenia. This requires: increasing capacity of CSOs in evidence and rights-based monitoring, reporting and advocacy of implementation of justice sector reforms (SO1), strengthening role for civil society in providing policy proposal and concrete recommendations and action plans for implementation of reforms (SO2), and increasing lasting public awareness and debate about justice reform processes, stimulating participation of citizens and media in monitoring efforts and formulating informed public demand as well as increase trust in the institutions to deliver justice to citizens (SO3)
Activity under preparation Support to e-bankruptcy Contract related to: Support to e-bankruptcy - The specific objectives and results of the program are to support Armenias justice reform process and to increase the independence, accountability, predictability and efficiency of justice in line with the EU Peer review recommendation
Activity under preparation EU for Green Development in Armenia Activity still under preparation: EU for Green Development in Armenia-EU for Green Development in Armenia - EU for Green Development in Armenia
Further development and sustainability of tourism contribution to poverty alleviation in the regions of Armenia The overall objective of the project is contribute to poverty alleviation in the regions of Armenia through addressing and stimulating social and economic growth via tourism contribution in cooperation with local authorities and active participation of local poor residents.
Communication and visibility of Justice Reforms in Armenia Contract related to: Communication and visibility of Justice Reforms in Armenia - To support Armenias justice sector reform process in line with the countrys commitments under CEPA (Articles 4 and 12), the EUs best practices, as well as the recommendations stemming from the EU-Armenia Strategic Policy Dialogue in Justice sector.
Support to Regional Development in Armenia To develop a project pipeline, ready to be financed through a grant scheme, following priorities defined in the Armenian Regional Development Plans and according to the PRDP approach.
Technical Assistance to the EU Delegation to Armenia for the identification and formulation of future actions in the field of green development and climate change. <p>The global objective of this assignment is to support programming of future EU funded actions in the field of green/climate change growth and sustainable development.</p>
Increasing civic voice and action for labour rights and social protection in Armenia: EU4Labour rights The Action will strengthen HR protection in Armenia, with focus on social and labour rights, through participatory policy dialogue, endorsed by empowered rights holders and sensitized duty bearers. The Action will join the efforts of different stakeholders and actors for fostering legal and voluntary measures supported by grass roots initiatives for promoting labour rights protection and social policies.
Capital Cities Collaborating on Common Challenges in Hazardous Waste Management - Yerevan, Warsaw, Tirana Capital Cities Collaborating on Common Challenges in Hazardous Waste Management - Yerevan, Warsaw, Tirana - Capital Cities Collaborating on Common Challenges in Hazardous Waste Management - Yerevan, Warsaw, Tirana
EU support on strengthening safety oversight of Civil Aviation Committee in Armenia in operations (OPS) and continued airworthiness (CAW) domains The overall objective of the action is to support the CAC in enhancing its certification and surveillance capacity in the OPS and CAW domains.The specific objectives of the action are to:S1: Strengthen the organisational capacity of the CAC in the OPS and CAW domains, S2: Enhance the technical knowledge and skills of the CAC staff in OPS and CAW in implementing the aviation requirements and standards
EU-EBRD support to the State Commission for the Protection of Economic Competition of Armenia Support to the Competition authority-EU-EBRD support to the State Commission for the Protection of Economic Competition of Armenia
EU support to Education in Armenia <p>Budget Support Education</p>-EU support to Education in Armenia
Yerevan Metro Rehabilitation Project - Phase II <p>The Project will provide an overhaul of the Yerevan metro system. It will address public health and safety concerns that were identified in the due-diligence for Phase I including water ingress in the metro tunnel, fire protection equipment and occupational health and safety issues in relation to the train washing facility and training of staff. The Project will improve the daily lives of the citizens of Yerevan through the provision of better infrastructure.</p>
FY 2012 ASHA Award - Center for Economic Research & Graduate Education Foundation (CERGE-EI) FY 2012 ASHA Award - Center for Economic Research & Graduate Education Foundation (CERGE-EI)
FY 2016 ASHA Award - Center for Economic Research & Graduate Education Foundation (CERGE-EI) FY 2016 ASHA Award - Center for Economic Research & Graduate Education Foundation (CERGE-EI)
She Leads Programme  Ghana (2021-2025) In all She Leads countries, girls and young women, particularly GYW from socially excluded and exploited groups, are denied the opportunity to voice their interests and to participate meaningfully in decision-making processes. While many countries have made impressive strides in, for example, GYW’s access to education and the introduction of new laws against GBV, their socio-political participation continues to be much lower than that of boys and young men. Within the population of girls and young women (between age 14 till 24 years of age), there are specific groups of GYW in She Leads countries who suffer most from (intersectional) discrimination and exclusion.
She Leads is a joint programme of Plan International Netherlands, Defence for Children - ECPAT the Netherlands (DCI-ECPAT), African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET), and Terre des Hommes the Netherlands (TdH). Equal Measures 2030 is a technical partner. The She Leads consortium brings together child rights organisations, feminist/women’s rights organisations, and GYW-led groups and aims to increase sustained influence of girls and young women (GYW) on decision-making and the transformation of gender norms in formal and informal institutions. The long-term aim (impact) of She Leads is that GYW’s perspectives are included in gender responsive laws and policies and societal norms and practices. The strategic objective is to increase the sustained influence of GYW on decision-making and the transformation of gender norms in formal and informal institutions.

Central to the She Leads programme is the enhancement of collective action of girls and young women in a gender-responsive civil society (civil society domain), support by increased acceptance of positive social gender norms (socio-cultural domain) and by enabling meaningful participation of girls and young women in decision-making by political institutions (institutional domain). Girls and young women  (age 14 till 24) are the primary target group of the She Leads programme. Especially those that experience intersecting forms of discrimination and exclusion such as GYW living in poor, remot rural areas and urban slums, GYW experiencing GBV, GYW with different abilities, GYW who are out of school, GYW from sexual minority groups and refugees and internally displaced GYW. In addition, the programme works closely with CSO organisations and networks, (representatives of) formal institutions and community members and leaders.
Girls Advocacy Programme DCI-ECPAT NL - Ghana This activity aims to contribute to equal rights and opportunities for girls and young women, poverty reduction and inclusive economic growth; emphasizing the elimination of violence against girls and women and their economic exclusion as policy priorities. The activity does so by strengthening civil society organisations’ capacities for policy influencing, lobby and influencing. Long-term goals: - Girls and young women are free from all forms of gender based violence - Girls and young women are economically empowered Strategic goals: - Increased public support for the elimination of gender based violence and economic exclusion of girls and young women; - Increased influence of civil society organisations and networks (in particular girls and young women’s organisations) on government and corporate/private sector actors to eliminate gender based violence and economic exclusion of girls and young women; - Improved policies and practices of corporate/private sector actors in support of elimination of gender based violence and economic exclusion; - Effective implementation of legislation and public policies and improved practices of government actors in support of the prevention of gender based violence and economic exclusion. The activity targets the general public, including community leaders, traditional leaders, religious leaders and other key leaders; local and national government agencies; private sector parties, including local businesses; and civil society organisations, including local partner organisations. Ultimate beneficiaries of this activity are girls and young women (till age 24).
Commercial Agriculture for Smallholders and Agribusiness Technical Assistance Facility CASA TAF will partner with investors to assess and demonstrate how inclusive technical assistance can strengthen the commercial viability and development impact of agribusinesses that source from smallholders.
Efficient & Sustainable City Bus Services The project's Global Environment Objective (GEO) is to improve the efficiency and attractiveness of city bus transport and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the demonstration cities.
Uganda Clean Cooking Supply Chain Expansion Project The Project Development Objective is to reduce both (i) the economic burden on households and (ii) the negative impacts on the envir onment, of the inefficient use of solid biomass fuels for cooking by fostering sales and adoption of cleaner and more efficient cook ing technologies.
Greater Beirut Public Transport Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to improve the speed, quality and accessibility of public transport for passengers in Gre ater Beirut and at the city of Beirutâ€™s northern entrance.
CL Technical Assistance for Geothermal Development in Chile Assist the Government of Chile to improve geothermal energy market conditions by removing key barriers, leading to sustainable inve stments in this sector.
District Heating Energy Efficiency Project The project development objective is to improve the efficiency and quality of heating and hot water services in selected cities within the territory of the Recipient.
Metro Manila BRT Line 1 Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and safety of the public transport system along the Project Corridor in Metro Manila in an environmentally sustainable manner.
DJ Geothermal Power Generation Project The objective of the Project is to assist the Recipient in assessing the commercial viability of the geothermal resource in Fiale Caldera within the Lake Assal region.
Electricity Supply Accountability and Reliability Improvement Project The proposed development objective is to improve the reliability of electricity supply in the project area and strengthen the governance of Severelectroâ€™s operations.
KE Electricity Modernization Project The proposed project development objectives (PDOs) are: (a) to increase access to electricity; (b) to improve reliability of electri city service; and (c) to strengthen KPLC's financial situation.
Energy Sector Management Assistance Program Multi Donor Trust Fund Established in 1983, ESMAP assists to client countries to increase  know-how and institutional capacity to achieve environmentally  sustainable energy solutions for poverty reduction and economic  growth. The objective of this ESMAP Programmatic Multi-Donor Trust  Fund is to provide multi-year funding support to implement the new  ESMAP 2008-2013 Strategic Business Plan (SBP), endorsed by the ESMAP  governing body (the Consultative Group for the Energy Trust Funded  Programs) in April 2009. Under the SBP, ESMAP supports demand-driven  AA and TA activities that address three interlinked global thematic  challenges - energy security, poverty reduction and climate change.  The intended outcomes for ESMAP client countries are (i)better  informed policy decisions, (ii)adoption of cutting-edge solutions for  scaling up deployment of clean energy technologies, and (iii)enhanced  institutional capacity to plan, manage, and regulate energy sector  strategies. ESMAP's core functions - think tank, operational  leveraging and knowledge clearinghouse - provide the essential links  that clients need to translate high quality advice received into  concrete results-on-the-ground, the intended outcomes.
GZ-Second Municipal Development Project The Revised Objective of the Project is to improve the Recipientâ€™s municipal management practices for better municipal transparency and service delivery, and to restore priority municipal services following the conflict in Gaza.â€
Lao PDR Health Governance and Nutrition Development Project The Project development objective is to help increase coverage of reproductive, maternal and child health, and nutrition services in  target areas in Lao PDR, and to provide immediate and effective response in case of an Eligible Crisis or Emergency.
ID-Geothermal Energy Upstream Development The PDO is to facilitate investment in geothermal power generation and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Belize Energy Resilience for Climate Adaptation (GEF/SCCF) The development objective of the proposed Energy Resilience for Climate Adaptation Project is to demonstrate solutions that enhancethe resilience of the energy system to adverse weather and climate change impacts. This will be collectively achieved by implementing a wide-ranging and complementary set of activities that include pilot initiatives, infrastructure hardening, and analytical and planning efforts.