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Responsabilisation des coopératives de l'UCADI dans les affaires L'UCADI est union coopérative regroupant des coopératives dans les filières riz et maïs. Ses coopératives se localisent dans la plaine de la Ruzizi.
En 2017 les activités du plan d'action se sont focalisées sur la structuration des coopératives à la base et l'union afin de les conformer leurs textes de base selon les normes de l'OHADA. En outre les activités se sont orientées vers l'appui conseil aux producteurs pour améliorer la production et la gestion financière des coopératives.
Pour cette année la coopérative va beaucoup plus se focaliser sur le business à travers ses coopératives primaires ainsi qu'à l'union. Elle va ainsi travailler sur la capitalisation au sein de sa coopérative. UCADI veut asseoir le business au sein de ses coopératives primaires. Ces coopératives devront pour ce faire organiser la collecte des récoltes et organiser la commercialisation en commun. Des outils de gestion bien élaborés devront être en place pour assurer la traçabilité des affaires. Au niveau de la production outre les formations sur les bonnes techniques culturales les producteurs vont apprendre le compte d'exploitation afin de maîtriser leur coût de production. Sur le plan interne UCADI préconise adapter son MAPAF aui contexte actuel de l'union qui a revêtue une vocation essentiellement commerciale. Elle compte aussi renforcer les capacités du comptable dans la production des états financiers à travers le logiciel SAGE. Son projet de cette année comporte les activités suivants :- Organiser l'audit des états fianciers de 2017 et présenter les résultats à l'AG ,
- Reviser le MAPAF de l'UCADI ,
- Installer et assurer le suivi des champs écoles paysans ,
- Former les responsables des coopératives sur la commercialisation en commun ,
- Coaching du comptable sur le logiciel SAGE ,
- Organiser des journées porte ouverte sur les services de l'UCADI afin de la capitalisation au sein de la coopérative,
- Formation sur la gouvernance coopérative ,
- Formation sur My.COOP ,
- Organiser une visite d'étude dans les Pays de l'Afrique de l'Est sur l'utilisation des briquettes d'urée et briquettes combustibles
Governance and leadership - Latin America Governance and leadership are the heart and motor of cooperatives. That is why Agriterra developed several products and trainings on this topic:
  
•       Cooperative Governance training
•       Supervisory board training
•       Member commitment
  
•       Gender  female leadership
  
•       Youth
  
•       HR management Strengthened governance and leadership of farmer organisations and cooperatives in Latin America In this project  in 2018 only Bolivia's advisory services are considered. Two formations that are pending external financing  such as youth training and female leadership  are considered in this project. The external financing will be considered to finance both events and the hiring of three Agripooleres.
Support to Peacebuilding Initiatives Since December 2021, the President of the European Council (PEC) Charles Michel and European Union Special Representative for the South Caucasus and the Crisis in Georgia (EUSR) Toivo Klaar have been leading the EU¿s efforts to mediate a peaceful conflict settlement between Armenia and Azerbaijan through a series of high-level peace talks. However, the situation on the ground remains very tense, and the recent escalations in September 2022 highlight the continuing fragility. As emphasised by President Michel at the August meeting, it is now key to ensure participation from within both countries¿ societies in the peace process. The EU¿s decade-long partnerships with practitioners on the ground, make it uniquely placed to engage on both political and societal levels. The activities foreseen include mobilising existing and new networks of experts, community groups, etc. to discuss key issues and provide recommendations for the formal peace process, support an expanded media space (with a variety of media types and genres) for a moderate and less polarised public discussion of peace process outcomes and a rapid response mechanism providing flexible, swift support to needs and requests emanating from the formal negotiations
Strengthening National Mine Action Capacities in Armenia Contract related to: Strengthening National Mine Action Capacities in Armenia - The overall objective of the action is to support the EUs role as a peace actor in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict through enabling confidence building measures linked to improving the protection of civilians in areas affected by the long-standing conflict.
EU4Peace II - Policy Dialogue & Support and 'Culture of Peace' Contract related to: EU4Peace II - Policy Dialogue & Support and 'Culture of Peace' - Since December 2021, the President of the European Council (PEC) Charles Michel and European Union Special Representative for the South Caucasus and the Crisis in Georgia (EUSR) Toivo Klaar have been leading the EU¿s efforts to mediate a peaceful conflict settlement between Armenia and Azerbaijan through a series of high-level peace talks. However, the situation on the ground remains very tense, and the recent escalations in September 2022 highlight the continuing fragility. As emphasised by President Michel at the August meeting, it is now key to ensure participation from within both countries¿ societies in the peace process. The EU¿s decade-long partnerships with practitioners on the ground, make it uniquely placed to engage on both political and societal levels. The activities foreseen include mobilising existing and new networks of experts, community groups, etc. to discuss key issues and provide recommendations for the formal peace process, support an expanded media space (with a variety of media types and genres) for a moderate and less polarised public discussion of peace process outcomes and a rapid response mechanism providing flexible, swift support to needs and requests emanating from the formal negotiations
EUM Armenia According to Article 1 and 2 of Council Decision (CFSP) 2023/162 of 23 January 2023, as last amended:Article 1: Mission:(...)2. EUMA shall be part of the contribution by the Union, as an impartial and credible actor, in creating a safe and stable environment in conflict-affected areas in Armenia, within which improved human security and the normalisation of relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan on the ground will allow for further progress towards a potential peace agreement.Article 2: Mandate:1. The strategic objective of EUMA shall be to contribute to decreasing the number of incidents in conflict-affected and border areas in Armenia, to reduce the level of risks for the population living in such areas and thereby to contribute to the normalisation of relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan on the ground.2. For that purpose, the Mission shall contribute to confidence-building between Armenia and Azerbaijan, in ways that uphold its credibility as an impartial actor, by: (a) observing through the conduct of routine patrolling and reporting on the situation on the ground and any conflictrelated incidents in order to ensure detailed awareness of the security situation; (b) contributing to human security in conflict-affected areas, inter alia by gathering information through ad hoc patrolling and reporting on situations where, due to direct or indirect consequences of the conflict, life and basic human rights are endangered; (c) based on its activities under subparagraphs (a) and (b) and through its permanent and visible presence on the ground, contributing to building confidence between the populations of Armenia and Azerbaijan and, where possible, between the authorities of those countries, in support of peace and stability in the region. 3. International humanitarian law, human rights and the principle of gender equality, the protection of civilians and the agendas under United Nations Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 1325 (2000) on Women, Peace and Security, UNSCR 2250 (2015) on Youth, Peace and Security and UNSCR 1612 (2005) on Children and Armed Conflict agendas shall be fully integrated and proactively mainstreamed in the Mission¿s strategic and operational planning, activities and reporting.
Youth 4 Inclusion, Equality & Trust PBF/IRF- 475: Strengthening the role of youth in promoting increased mutual understanding, constructive narrative, respect for diversity, and trust in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Serbia, and Kosovo*
Economic Recovery and Resilience Economic Recovery and Resilience programme aims to stimulate the Albanian Economy
EU4Nature conservation policy implementation Supporting the implementation of the Nature Protection Acquis, establishment of the Natura 2000 network.
SD4E - Consolidation Phase The programme is supporting the GoA in the national VET and Employment Promotion system reform through a comprehensive approach of institutional capacity building on macro/policy level.
Regional Programme on Local Democracy in the Western Balkans - Phase 2 ReLOaD2 aims to strengthen partnerships between local governments and civil society in the WB by enhancing transparency in funding of CSOs from local government budgets and promoting youth civic engagement in decision-making and community development.
Regional Programme on Local Democracy RELOAD2 ReLOaD2 aims to strengthen partnerships between local governments and civil society in the WB by enhancing transparency in funding of CSOs from local government budgets and promoting youth &civic engagement in decision-making and community development.
Resilience Strengthening Central Level The present project intends to support the efforts of the Government of Albania for improving the disaster risk management (DRM) system in the country. The overall objective of the project is to strengthen, Albania’s DRM system and support country’s efforts in becoming a fully-fledged member of the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.
Strengthening Control - SALW Building on country’s commitment to achieve sustainable solutions to the illegal possession, misuse and trafficking of SALW, through supporting: 1) improving registration of legally possessed firearms, 2) refurbishing priority ammunition storages of the Albanian State Police, and 3) supporting a comprehensive awareness campaign on the dangers of SALW misuse and trafficking.
Development Advisory Support Development Advisory Services are established to provide Resident Representative with a rapid response capacity for direct support to upstream initiatives in UNDPs main focus areas.
Resilience Strengthening Joint Joint activities to be undertaken to ensure support and development of the central and local components of RESEAL project
End Violence Against Women Phase 2 The UN Joint Programme “Ending Violence Against Women and Girls in Albania” phase 2 aims to ensure that all women and girls in Albania live a life free of violence. In recent years, Albania has made progress in improving its legal, policy and institutional framework to end domestic violence and violence against women (VAW). Comprehensive legislation has been adopted to ensure coordinated response from all relevant government agencies to domestic violence. Positive developments at the institutional level include expansion of the Coordinated Referral Mechanisms (CRMs) in all 61 municipalities of Albania, improvements in the local information system for registration of cases of domestic violence (REVALB), and more recently a threefold increase of the monthly cash payments for survivors of domestic violence under protection orders. Despite progress, violence against women continues to be a significant challenge in Albania. The main gaps and the relevant causes of the persistency of violence against women include challenges in preventing such violence; ensuring effective protection of victims and the availability of services; prosecute cases of violence; and adopting policies and laws aligned with international standards and best practices on VAW. To address these challenges, UN Women, UNDP and UNFPA will work together to achieve the following results:1.	Women and girls enjoy more effective preventive measures against violence in Albania2.	All women survivors and those at risk are better protected from all forms of violence and have equitable access to services in Albania3.	Responsible institutions and actors implement national policies and legislation on VAW in a more comprehensive, inclusive and coordinated way in Albania
SD4E Initiation Plan Government institutions increased capacities to strengthen policies and services addressing skills mismatch and increase labour force participation and decent work, especially for young people, vulnerable groups, the long term unemployed.
JP Municipal Social Protection Service Delivery Joint Programme on Improving Municipal Social Protection Service Delivery - IMSPSD
SDG Fund on Social Protection
Enhancing Financial Sustainability Increased revenue for protected area systems and globally significant protected areas to meet total expenditures required for management.
Development of the Albania Maritime Sector Enhancing the development of Albania maritime sector through technical assistance and increased partnership
Skills Development for Employment- Consolidation Phase The programme is supporting the GoA in the national VET and Employment Promotion system reform through a comprehensive approach of institutional capacity building on macro/policy level.
Business Partnerships & Solutions for SDGs – Phase II The overall objective of this project is to raise awareness among the private sector actors about SDGs and, in particular, ways business will benefit and contribute from their implementation in Albania.
INTEGRATED INSTITUTIONAL APPROACH TOWARDS COUNTERING IAT AND STRENGTHENING CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION TO SALW CONTROL (PHASE I) The project responds to the national needs for strengthening the capacities of the structures that deal with the detection of SALW trafficking attempts and their seizure.
PIMS-6584 Mainstreaming Biodiversity in Coastal Development and Planning for Sustainable Tourism Development The objective of the project is to position the development of the tourism industry in Albania as a positive influence on the status of biodiversity in coastal Key Biodiversity Areas, and as pillar of sustainable livelihoods, through mainstreaming biodiversity in tourism planning and development. The project’s components address key threats and corresponding barriers to biodiversity friendly tourism development in Albania’s coastal high value ecosystems, with particular attention on six coastal Key Biodiversity Areas covering 161,838 ha. The project will work with a wide array of stakeholders to mainstream biodiversity considerations in spatial planning for tourism development. The project strengthens multi-stakeholder coordination and communication necessary for biodiversity-friendly tourism development in coastal landscapes. The project will also improve the identification and monitoring of multiple data streams related to tourism flows and ecological status. Private sector partners are key in the development of the tourism sector, and the project supports the private sector through multiple initiatives related to biodiversity-friendly tourism development, biodiversity-friendly tourism standards and certifications, and marketing and branding of biodiversity-friendly tourism products and services. The project will delivery Global Environmental Benefits through participatory approaches that ensure the engagement of women and other disadvantaged stakeholder groups. Direct beneficiaries are expected to include at least 300 individuals from local and national stakeholder groups.
Sustaining and Advancing Local Governance Reform-STAR3 Strengthen local government effectiveness and efficiency through enhancing the supporting framework, consolidating systems, standards and organizational capacities in place, expanding and sustaining service delivery innovation and best practices, and institutionalizing local government accountability to women and men for enhanced participatory governance.
Skills Development for Employment - Exit Phase The overall aim of the SD4E Exit Phase is for the Albanian VET and Employment Promotion system contribute to sustainable and inclusive economic and social development in the country.The project goal is Young and adult women and men have increased employability due to improved attractiveness and labour market relevance of inclusive Employment Services and VET offer. The project proposes a holistic approach that aims to strengthen the sector’s policy and monitoring framework, while at the same time support to the beneficiaries through capacity building and adoption, ownership and internalization of various system, standards and instruments contributing to the efficiency, transparency and accountability of the VET and employment service providers. In line with this rationale, SD4E support is proposed to contribute to the following three outcomes: Outcome 1 – National institutions effectively implement the sector’s policy framework and optimize delivery with innovative tools and financing instruments.Outcome 2 – National institutions deliver individualised and data-driven employment policies and ALMMs, in partnership with the labour market ecosystem.Outcome 3 – Public and private actors involved in the VET system use a standardised and harmonised quality assurance and development framework for self-assessment, accreditation, inspection, and monitoring.
Development Advisory Support Development Advisory Services for direct support to upstream initiatives in UNDPs focus areas.
Assist NDC implementation The project “Market transformation for solar energy PV acceleration” will support Albania sustainable development and accelerate implementation of the NDC action plan towards achieving the overall enhanced target. It will further support the transition process towards diversification from hydropower and promote alternative sources of renewable energy by 2030 42 % of renewable energy (rather than large hydro) in gross final energy consumption”. Main objective is to remove the market barriers and
Social Protection Response “Strengthening the social protection response after the earthquake in Albania” project addresses social inclusion, protection and the needs of the most vulnerable groups impacted by the November 2019 earthquake.
Preparatory phase Local Govern Preparatory phase for new assistance to local governance. The Interim Phase intends to engage in preparation activities to ensure a smooth start of STAR3 project
Private Sector Development Business Partnerships & Solutions for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is a United Nations Joint Project (UNJP) that prepares and trains Albanian business for the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals in their business models. The activities in Albania are focused on two main sectors, agro-processing and textile, clothing, leather and footwear (TCLF), both selected for their significant economic impact on the country’s overall economic performance and employment. The overall goal of the project is to raise awareness among companies about the SDGs and to support businesses in becoming more sustainable by improving working conditions and processes.
CitizenCentric ServiceDelivery CSDA Project is positioned to impact the effective exercise by all persons and businesses in Albania of their right for citizen-centric public service delivery.
SDG Policy Support To support the government of Albania to prepare SDGs passports with intermediate targets for SDG country related indicators,collaborate with relevant partners (government and non-governmental) and the UN SDG Task Force members.
Support to Continuous Unemployed Learning Active participation of vulnerable low qualified job seekers to the society and their transition to the labor market with the provision of quality, flexible, targeted trainings on basic skills.
Strengthening Control, Administration and Social Attitudes Building on country’s commitment to achieve sustainable solutions to the illegal possession, misuse and trafficking of SALW, through supporting: 1) improving registration of legally possessed firearms, 2) refurbishing priority ammunition storages of the Albanian State Police, and 3) supporting a comprehensive awareness campaign on the dangers of SALW misuse and trafficking.
SDG Policy Support Support the GoA to prepare SDGs passports with intermediate targets for SDG country related indicators.
Implementing the Strategic Action Programme of the Drin Basin to Strengthen Transboundary Cooperation The project seeks to advance integrated natural resources management and sustainable development in the Drin River Basin and its coastal and marine areas by supporting the implementation of the Strategic Action Program (SAP) agreed upon by the Riparians.
EU4Youth - UNDP EU for Youth (EU4Youth) aims to provide technical assistance to support the pilot implementation of the Youth Guarantee Scheme in Albania. It is a strategic response to the pressing challenges faced by the countrys youth, particularly those aged 15-29, in accessing sustainable employment opportunities. EU for Youth aims to harmonize Albanias youth employment policies with European Council recommendations on Youth Guarantee, ensuring universal accessibility for young individuals not in educatio
Integrated Approaches towards SDGs Acceleration In a world inundated with information and faced with complex, interconnected challenges, the pathway to accelerate the implementation of SDGs necessitates a harmonized approach that leverages both data-driven insights and improved and inclusive collaboration. This project will utilize interventions that support the acceleration of SDGs in Albania through data-driven analysis and youth inclusion, such as assistance for voluntary national or local reviews, INFF dissemination activities, and youth engagement.
Support to Economic Recovery The project seeks to support long-term recovery, resilience to future shocks and sustainable development, in the area affected by November 2019 earthquake.
EU4NATURE SIDA-UNDP-ALB-00134205 Advance the EU approximation process by establishing a framework for EU nature conservation policy implementation in Albania. The Overall Objective)of the Action is to contribute to the protection and conservation of at least 25 per cent of the Albanian territory (at land and at sea) by 2030 through the establishment and the effective management of a system of Protected Areas (PA), including NATURA 2000 sites and other effective area-based conservation measures.The Action will build on previous
End Violence Against Women Phase 2 The UN Joint Programme “Ending Violence Against Women and Girls in Albania” phase 2 aims to ensure that all women and girls in Albania live a life free of violence. In recent years, Albania has made progress in improving its legal, policy and institutional framework to end domestic violence and violence against women (VAW). Comprehensive legislation has been adopted to ensure coordinated response from all relevant government agencies to domestic violence. Positive developments at the institution
Municipal performance based on grants scheme This project (Initiation Plan) will support the formulation of a proposal for a forthcoming EU call (scheduled for fall 2024) on strengthening municipal capacities and performance while meeting the expectations of the financial contributors. The preparatory activities supported by this project will help to address the Overall Objective to successfully co-design a municipal performance-based grant scheme for Albanian local governments by adopting best experiences and practices, including fosteri