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Strengthening Institutional and Human Capacity for Trade Promotion and Development Tier 1 Phase 2 Currently, Bhutan receives limited support and assistance from development partners on trade related issues. ElF Tier 1 funding therefore has given much needed impetus for taking forward trade agenda in the country. Bhutan is still working on to diversify its export basket to include more local produce and support SMEs. Currently, a major chunk of revenue is generated through export of hydro electricity. With ElF Tier 1, National Implementation Unit (NIU) under the Department of Trade, Ministry of Economic Affairs, has been successfully established but there still is a need for capacity development within the ministry and other relevant stakeholders. The Tier 1 phase 1 has been beneficial for Bhutan as validated by the recent mid-term evaluation report. The Tier 1 phase 1 also enabled NIU to put various sectoral representations in Bhutan's ElF process, supported the development of one tier 2 project (which was approved in April 2017 by the ElF Board).
Tourism and Furniture Feasibility Studies The feasibility study will provide for the following key deliverables: (1) conducting a country study on the tourism sector in Liberia; (2) conducting a country study on the furniture sector in Liberia; (3) identifying the key challenges and value chain linkages issues; (4) identifying potential projects to be submitted to donors; and (5) drafting the feasibility studies reports. The Feasibility Study aims to build more vibrant tourism and furniture industries in Liberia; improve the export competitiveness of Liberian products, through drafting two development proposals for these industries, as well as drafting a legal and institutional framework for Tourism and Furniture Authorities/Boards; draft an image rebranding strategic and commercialization roadmap; identify structural adjustments to the value chains; and prepare a comprehensive set of strategic plans of actions for the sectors
Jordan - Multiple ACC Deployments The Australian Civilian Corps (ACC) is a whole of government initiative that deploys civilian specialists to countries experiencing or emerging from natural disaster or conflict, specifically to support stabilisation, recovery and development training. Funding under this investment supports the deployment of ACC specialist to build resilience of countries supporting large numbers of Syrian and Iraqi refugees in key sectors including, education, gender and protection, water and sanitation, and livelihoods. The total value of this investment is $1.1 million over 2 years, starting 2015-16.
Jordan Direct Aid Program Additional contribution to the Jordan Direct Assistance Program (DAP) for FY 2010/11 for contributions to the Jordan River Foundation and the Madrasati Initiative (through UNICEF). Amman Post to manage the monitoring of both contributions.
Mine Action in Jordan The Mine Action in Jordan initiative provides support to the National Committee for Demining and Rehabilitation (NCDR) for the northern border mine clearance activities. The demining will result in approximately 10.5 million square meters of land being released, reducing the risk of mine accidents for about 50,000 people. The total value of this initiative is $1.8 million over 3 years, starting 2010-11.
Local Economic Development of People with Disabilities through Advocacy for Inclusive Policy (LEAP) Project A 3-years project aiming at better inclusion of people with disabilities in the economic sector, through strengthening lobby and advocacy capacity of Disabled People Organizations (DPOs).
Strengthening of Organic Farming for the Economic Empowerment of Marginalized Women in Tamil Nadu Dalit and other vulnerable female smallholder farmers
Resilient rehabilitation of trails in highly affected communities of Gorkha and Rasuwa Resilient rehabilitation of trails in highly affected communities of Gorkha and Rasuwa
Emergency Support for the War Affected Population in Syria Emergency Support for the War Affected Population in Syria
Strengthening Access to Fair and Equitable Justice Strengthening Access to Fair and Equitable Justice
Multi-sectoral emergencyand early recovery assistance to vulnerable conflict-affected populations in eastern Ukraine Multi-sectoral emergencyand early recovery assistance to vulnerable conflict-affected populations in eastern Ukraine
Phase II: Multi-sectoral emergency and early recovery assistance to vulnerable conflict-affected populations in eastern Ukraine Phase II: Multi-sectoral emergency and early recovery assistance to vulnerable conflict-affected populations in eastern Ukraine
Overcoming Barriers to Shelter Reconstruction community-based approach to ensuring No One is Left Behind Overcoming Barriers to Shelter Reconstruction community-based approach to ensuring No One is Left Behind
Facilitating the implementation of durable solutions for households at risk or displaced by geo-hazard Facilitating the implementation of durable solutions for households at risk or displaced by geo-hazard
Governance through Education / Education and psychosocial support to children in Aleppo Governorate Governance through Education / Education and psychosocial support to children in Aleppo Governorate
People in Need Humanitarian Support to Syria People in Need Humanitarian Support to Syria
Our Turn- Accelerating Life Skills, Literacy and Numeracy of Married Adolescent Girls Our Turn- Accelerating Life Skills, Literacy and Numeracy of Married Adolescent Girls
Support in increased prevention of GBV and wider security and justice safety problems Support in increased prevention of GBV and wider security and justice safety problems
CSSF Bosnia & Herzegovina: Improving Public Space and Public Discourse in Mostar CSSF Bosnia & Herzegovina: Improving Public Space and Public Discourse in Mostar
Phase III: Multi-sectoral emergency and early recovery assistance to vulnerable conflict-affected populations in eastern Ukraine Phase III: Multi-sectoral emergency and early recovery assistance to vulnerable conflict-affected populations in eastern Ukraine
CfP//FCDO-CSSF Bosnia & Herzegovina: Improving public space and public discourse in Mostar CfP//FCDO-CSSF Bosnia & Herzegovina: Improving public space and public discourse in Mostar
Providing post-earthquake winterized temporary shelter solutions in the under-served districts of Ramechhap and Sindhupalchowk Providing post-earthquake winterized temporary shelter solutions in the under-served districts of Ramechhap and Sindhupalchowk
Strengthening Resiliency through Early Action and Impact Mitigation (STREAM) Strengthening Resiliency through Early Action and Impact Mitigation (STREAM)
Multi-sectoral emergency assistance to vulnerable conflict affected population in eastern Ukraine Multi-sectoral emergency assistance to vulnerable conflict affected population in eastern Ukraine
Winterization in remote areas of Gorkha district, Nepal Winterization in remote areas of Gorkha district, Nepal
Supporting Frontline Volunteer Groups, Promoting International Humanitarian Law and Norms, and Facilitating an Effective Humanitarian Response in Ukraine Supporting Frontline Volunteer Groups, Promoting International Humanitarian Law and Norms, and Facilitating an Effective Humanitarian Response in Ukraine
CHANGE: Improving Access to Education in Ethiopia for Most Marginalised Girls CHANGE: Improving Access to Education in Ethiopia for Most Marginalised Girls
Durable Solutions III: Facilitating the Durable Solutions for Landless Households at Risk of or Displaced by Floods in Madhesh Pradesh jointly funded by Post-earthquake Reconstruction in Nepal – Building Back Better (205138) Durable Solutions III: Facilitating the Durable Solutions for Landless Households at Risk of or Displaced by Floods in Madhesh Pradesh jointly funded by Post-earthquake Reconstruction in Nepal – Building Back Better (205138)
Locally led, Inclusive and Versatile Emergency Support to Conflict Affected Populations in Ukraine and Poland (LIVES) Locally led, Inclusive and Versatile Emergency Support to Conflict Affected Populations in Ukraine and Poland (LIVES)
Immediate Protection and Emergency Response in Ukraine Immediate Protection and Emergency Response in Ukraine
IP key China - phase II The overall objective of the action is the promotion of a secure environment for EU investment and business, by promoting European standards in IPR legislation, protection and enforcement. The specific objectives of the action are: 1.To prepare and accompany FTA negotiations and support FTA implementation;2.To improve the level of IPR protection and enforcement
Support for Emissions Trading Policy Dialogue and Cooperation between EU and China The overall objective of the project is to enhance cooperation with China on climate change in the light of the Paris Agreement by maintaining and developing the regular political dialogue on emissions trading, promoting understanding of emissions trading in China and continuing to support China in building up a nation-wide emission trading system that contributes to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions.
EU-China Cooperation on Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion Providing a validated framework for comparing the performance of EU and Chinese OSH systems, building capacities to operationalize it and promoting the framework as a building block for contributing to evidence-based OSH policymaking in the EU and China.
Platform for Policy Dialogue and Cooperation between EU and China on Emission Trading The overall objective of the project of which this contract will be a part of is to enhance cooperation with China on climate change by continuing to support China in building up a nationwide emission trading system contributing to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
EU China Partnership Facility Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: EU China Partnership Facility - The AAP 2020 is shaped by the thematic priorities laid down in the PI Regulation and is based on the PI Multi-annual indicative programme (MIP) (2018-2020) adopted by the European Commission on 29 June 2018.
Public Diplomacy - EU/China think-tank engagement The EU-China bilateral relation is one of the most important and complex in the global system of international relations, with profound implications across economy, society, democracy, human rights, global governance, science and the health of our environment. The EU &amp; China Think-Tank Engagement project, as a public diplomacy tool, enables the EU to engage meaningfully on a long-term basis with Chinese civil society actors, paying a particular focus on think-tanks and academia. By doing so, the action increases mutual understanding, improves the perception of the EU and its policies among target actors and stirs cooperation with like-minded partners, thus supporting the implementation of EU Foreign Policy objectives. Sustained and effective engagement with think-tanks and expert audiences in both the EU and China enhances the knowledge, understanding and perception regarding the fundamental mechanisms and procedures that govern the EU and its Member States, supports the EU to better understand Chinese dominant perspectives and, ultimately, builds trust, secures channels for open dialogue and creates networks of partnerships at the level of civil society actors and academia.Therefore, the proposed action aims to support the European Union, represented by the EU Delegation to China, in its endeavour to enhance EU-China dialogue at the level of civil society actors ¿ in particular think tanks and academia, setting the stage for intensified bilateral relations and advancing the EU¿s policy priorities in China. The following fields of action are envisaged: 1. Enhance the capacity of the EU Delegation to China to undertake constant and long-term engagement with influential think-tanks and academic institutions, thus creating networks of partnerships.2. Improve the understanding about EU¿s positions on shared global concerns among Chinese academia, international relations experts and wider audiences, thus bridging perception gaps.3. Maintain open channels for honest and meaningful dialogue between representatives of academia and think tanks in China and the EU, thus increasing mutual trust and understanding.&nbsp;
EU-China Think-Tank Engagement: The art of realising Tianxia - EU and China under one heaven (ARTEUCH project) Contract related to: EU-China Think-Tank Engagement: The art of realising Tianxia - EU and China under one heaven (ARTEUCH project) - The EU-China bilateral relation is one of the most important and complex in the global system of international relations, with profound implications across economy, society, democracy, human rights, global governance, science and the health of our environment. The EU &amp; China Think-Tank Engagement project, as a public diplomacy tool, enables the EU to engage meaningfully on a long-term basis with Chinese civil society actors, paying a particular focus on think-tanks and academia. By doing so, the action increases mutual understanding, improves the perception of the EU and its policies among target actors and stirs cooperation with like-minded partners, thus supporting the implementation of EU Foreign Policy objectives. Sustained and effective engagement with think-tanks and expert audiences in both the EU and China enhances the knowledge, understanding and perception regarding the fundamental mechanisms and procedures that govern the EU and its Member States, supports the EU to better understand Chinese dominant perspectives and, ultimately, builds trust, secures channels for open dialogue and creates networks of partnerships at the level of civil society actors and academia.Therefore, the proposed action aims to support the European Union, represented by the EU Delegation to China, in its endeavour to enhance EU-China dialogue at the level of civil society actors ¿ in particular think tanks and academia, setting the stage for intensified bilateral relations and advancing the EU¿s policy priorities in China. The following fields of action are envisaged: 1. Enhance the capacity of the EU Delegation to China to undertake constant and long-term engagement with influential think-tanks and academic institutions, thus creating networks of partnerships.2. Improve the understanding about EU¿s positions on shared global concerns among Chinese academia, international relations experts and wider audiences, thus bridging perception gaps.3. Maintain open channels for honest and meaningful dialogue between representatives of academia and think tanks in China and the EU, thus increasing mutual trust and understanding.&nbsp;
EU-China Think-Tank Engagemen Contract related to: EU-China Think-Tank Engagemen - The EU-China bilateral relation is one of the most important and complex in the global system of international relations, with profound implications across economy, society, democracy, human rights, global governance, science and the health of our environment. The EU &amp; China Think-Tank Engagement project, as a public diplomacy tool, enables the EU to engage meaningfully on a long-term basis with Chinese civil society actors, paying a particular focus on think-tanks and academia. By doing so, the action increases mutual understanding, improves the perception of the EU and its policies among target actors and stirs cooperation with like-minded partners, thus supporting the implementation of EU Foreign Policy objectives. Sustained and effective engagement with think-tanks and expert audiences in both the EU and China enhances the knowledge, understanding and perception regarding the fundamental mechanisms and procedures that govern the EU and its Member States, supports the EU to better understand Chinese dominant perspectives and, ultimately, builds trust, secures channels for open dialogue and creates networks of partnerships at the level of civil society actors and academia.Therefore, the proposed action aims to support the European Union, represented by the EU Delegation to China, in its endeavour to enhance EU-China dialogue at the level of civil society actors ¿ in particular think tanks and academia, setting the stage for intensified bilateral relations and advancing the EU¿s policy priorities in China. The following fields of action are envisaged: 1. Enhance the capacity of the EU Delegation to China to undertake constant and long-term engagement with influential think-tanks and academic institutions, thus creating networks of partnerships.2. Improve the understanding about EU¿s positions on shared global concerns among Chinese academia, international relations experts and wider audiences, thus bridging perception gaps.3. Maintain open channels for honest and meaningful dialogue between representatives of academia and think tanks in China and the EU, thus increasing mutual trust and understanding.&nbsp;
EU Policy and Outreach Partnership in China 2023 Contract related to: EU Policy and Outreach Partnership in China 2023 - The relation with China is one of the EU¿s most important and complex one, raising both significant potential for cooperation and benefit in political and economic terms, as well as a multitude of challenges across political, economic and human rights spectrums. Public and cultural diplomacy constitute an important tool enabling the EU to engage meaningfully with selected audiences in China, stimulate cooperation and address challenges, thus supporting the implementation of EU foreign policy objectives. Sustained and effective engagement with target audiences in China increases mutual understanding, improves the perception regarding the EU, its policies, values and principles, and ultimately, nurtures trust and builds networks and alliances with like-minded societal partners.The proposed action aims to support the European Union, represented by the EU Delegation in China, in its endeavour of shaping a favourable context for EU-China dialogues, setting the stage for intensified bilateral relations and advancing the EU¿s policy priorities in China, as discussed also in the context of the High level dialogue on ¿People-to-People¿ and the Higher Education Cooperation and Exchange Platform. The following fields of action are envisaged: 1. Reinforce the capacity of the EU Delegation to China to undertake constant and long-term engagement with selected audiences in China and develop partnerships and alliances with key stakeholders.2. Improve the perception, attractiveness and likeability of the EU among target audiences in China, thus building trust and facilitating the establishment of constructive partnerships.3. Foster the role of culture in external relations and engage with stakeholders of the cultural scene in China, thus increasing mutual understanding and promoting diversity, inclusiveness and intercultural tolerance.
EU & China Think-Tank Exchanges The project aims to promote structured exchanges and intellectual debate between influential European and Chinese think-tanks and academic institutions on topics of relevance for Europe, the European Unions international role and the EU China Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
Support the ''EU-China Cooperation on Environment and Green Economy'' project, China Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: Support the ''EU-China Cooperation on Environment and Green Economy'' project, China - The AAP 2020 is shaped by the thematic priorities laid down in the PI Regulation and is based on the PI Multi-annual indicative programme (MIP) (2018-2020) adopted by the European Commission on 29 June 2018.
International Urban and Regional Cooperation in Asia and the Pacific - Bilateral Action China (IURC China) The action represents a second phase of the International Urban Cooperation programme (IUC) with a view to taking forward and developing further the achievements of the first phase, 2016-2020. IURC China will support the European Union (EU) to carry out a range of activities in the following two thematic strands of cooperation: 1) city-to-city cooperation in the field of sustainable urban development and 2) region-to-region cooperation at sub-national level in the field of innovation.
Public and Cultural Diplomacy in China The relation with China is one of the EU¿s most important and complex one, raising both significant potential for cooperation and benefit in political and economic terms, as well as a multitude of challenges across political, economic and human rights spectrums. Public and cultural diplomacy constitute an important tool enabling the EU to engage meaningfully with selected audiences in China, stimulate cooperation and address challenges, thus supporting the implementation of EU foreign policy objectives. Sustained and effective engagement with target audiences in China increases mutual understanding, improves the perception regarding the EU, its policies, values and principles, and ultimately, nurtures trust and builds networks and alliances with like-minded societal partners.The proposed action aims to support the European Union, represented by the EU Delegation in China, in its endeavour of shaping a favourable context for EU-China dialogues, setting the stage for intensified bilateral relations and advancing the EU¿s policy priorities in China, as discussed also in the context of the High level dialogue on ¿People-to-People¿ and the Higher Education Cooperation and Exchange Platform. The following fields of action are envisaged: 1. Reinforce the capacity of the EU Delegation to China to undertake constant and long-term engagement with selected audiences in China and develop partnerships and alliances with key stakeholders.2. Improve the perception, attractiveness and likeability of the EU among target audiences in China, thus building trust and facilitating the establishment of constructive partnerships.3. Foster the role of culture in external relations and engage with stakeholders of the cultural scene in China, thus increasing mutual understanding and promoting diversity, inclusiveness and intercultural tolerance.
EU-China Energy Cooperation Platform This action aims to promote and enhance the cooperation between the EU and China on clean energy by establishing the EU-China Energy Cooperation Platform (ECECP). Based on the EU's longstanding experience and vast know-how, this platform will bring together governments, regulatory agencies, business and other key stakeholders in regular events for the promotion of innovative approaches and for the elaboration of new policies and/or legislation on clean energy that is sustainable, reliable and predictable. Thus, the action will contribute to the capacity-building of China's energy governance, promote bilateral confidence-building, foster the uptake of best practices, and supports the liberalisation of energy markets.