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Improve equitable access to education Contract related to: Improve equitable access to education - The education action will be implemented through two complementary components:a) The Education Sector Support Fund (FASE) Component (EUR 50 M): FASE is a multi-donor pooled fund that supports Ministry of Education priorities as defined in the ESP, benefiting more than 8.5 million young Mozambican girls and boys and 100 000 teachers a year, towards access to quality education and achieving learning outcomes. The EU will focus the policy dialogue on education quality and equity issues, including gender equity and inclusion of children living in vulnerable situations and increased focus on learner outcomes. Currently 9 partners contribute to this coordination mechanism: 5 Member States - France, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Portugal, one bilateral donor, Canada and 3 multilateral partners: UNICEF, World Bank (WB) and the Global Partnership for Education (GPE). WB is acting as Grant Agent[1] for the GPE. USAID expressed interest to join in 2022. This component will allow the EU to have a key role in the structured sector policy dialogue and influence crucial sector reforms, being one of the top contributors to the fund and improving the coherence of the collective EU effort in Mozambique, working together with 5 Member States using the existing sector coordination, monitoring and reporting mechanisms. The FASE component will be implemented via indirect management with a pillar assessed Member State agency. More details on FASE under section 4.7.b) The Equity Component (EUR 9.7 M), to ensure a stronger and more consistent focus on equity and service delivery for children living in vulnerable situations as a complementary measure to FASE. This includes promoting equitable access to education - especially for girls, children with disabilities, and children affected by emergencies. There will likely be a focus on four provinces that are particularly vulnerable to climate risks and conflict - Cabo Delgado, Nampula, Zambezia and Sofala[2]. This component will focus on activities that address the causes that hinder children living in the most vulnerable situations from accessing school or learning effectively in pre-primary, primary, lower-secondary and alternative education. It will also support capacity building among the central and provincial authorities in planning, implementing and monitoring programmes/interventions which mainstream and prioritise equity issues and build school and system resilience. This component will be implemented via indirect management through an International Organisation.This action has a budget of EUR 60 Million and will have a total duration of 72 months. It will benefit from synergies with various Actions under the Annual Action Plan 2022: ÁguaNorte Programme on access to sustainable safe water and sanitation services, including 15 schools in Northern Mozambique; the ResiNorte ¿ Resilience for the North, including SRHR activities for girls and women and VaMoz Digital supporting digital skills of the most vulnerable.
Support Measures for management of EU Resources The action has two components: a Technical Cooperation Facility (TCF) and a Support to the NAO component.
Local Development for the Consolidation of Peace in Mozambique - DELPAZ: Local Governance Sub-programme <p>The overall objective of the Programme is to contribute towards the consolidation of peace at sub-national levels in Mozambique by enhancing inclusive local governance in selected conflict affected districts of Central Mozambique.</p>
Activity under preparation Strengthening the capacity of the National Human Rights Commission to better promote and protect human rights in Mozambique Reinforcing CNDH institutional and operational capacities including in relation to Human Rights monitoring in conflict zones, especially in the North of the country
Support Measure - Cooperation Facility for Mozambique The Support Measure - Cooperation Facility is a flexible instrument to contribute to the achievement of the objectives and results identified in the overall framework of the EU cooperation in Mozambique. It seeks to ¿enhance the effectiveness, efficiency and impact of the EU-Mozambique partnership¿ (the overall objective) and therefore increase the EU role to support national policy reforms. The instrument will act transversally through three main components to ensure an effective and impactful implementation of the MIP 2021-2027, TEIs and other actions implemented under the overall framework of EU cooperation in Mozambique (specific objective 1); to promote policy dialogues, including gender equality and women empowerment (GEWE), and joint coordination  with Government and other relevant key stakeholders (specific objective 2); and to enhance an inclusive EU¿s strategic communication and public diplomacy (specific objective 3).The Overall Objective of this action is to enhance the effectiveness, efficiency and impact of the EU-Mozambique partnership. The Specific Objectives of this action are to: 1.Ensure an effective and impactful implementation of the MIP 2021-2027, TEIs and other actions implemented under the overall framework of EU cooperation in Mozambique;2.Promote policy dialogues and joint coordination with Government and other relevant key stakeholders for the EU cooperation in Mozambique;3.Increase perception, awareness and understanding of the EU through inclusive EU¿s strategic communication and public diplomacy activities.The Outputs to be delivered by this action contributing to the corresponding Specific Objectives are:&nbsp;Contributing to Outcome 1 (or Specific Objective 1): 1.1&nbsp;&nbsp;Enhanced identification, formulation, implementation, monitoring, audit and evaluation of EU programmes under the MIP 2021-2027, TEIs and other EU funded programmes and actions in Mozambique;1.2&nbsp;&nbsp;Improved skills and capacities of the key stakeholders (as specified in 2.2) for programming and implementation of national and regional EU resources.&nbsp;&nbsp;Contributing to Outcome 2 (or Specific Objective 2): 2.1&nbsp;&nbsp;Enhanced engagement in EU interventions in Mozambique with a more coherent, inclusive and integrated approach.Contributing to Outcome 3 (or Specific Objective 3): Increased perception and awareness of the EU and the shared values underpinning EU-Mozambique partnership, including through the Global Gateway in a Team Europe approach.
PROMOVE Com¿rcio - Building Competitiveness for Exports <p>Result 1: Good governance and core quality infrastructure services at the institutional level (INNOQ) upgraded to ensure international recognition Result 2: Increased technical competences of the conformity assessment service providers and ensuring international recognition as per the needs of the selected VCs with a focus on the provinces of Nampula, Zambezia and Maputo Result 3: Increased availability and quality of Business Development Services Result 4: Enhanced government knowledge on the legal and institutional framework required to apply EPA trade safeguards</p>
Expenditure verification of contract 420680 - Sustainable, Inclusive and Resilient Inhambane Province (SIRI) - ACCD Contract related to: Expenditure verification of contract 420680 - Sustainable, Inclusive and Resilient Inhambane Province (SIRI) - ACCD - The action has two components: a Technical Cooperation Facility (TCF) and a Support to the NAO component
EU STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION MOZAMBIQUE Contract related to: EU STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION MOZAMBIQUE - Programme aiming to support several investment projects in order to increase access to sustainable, modern, clean and affordable energy services in Mozambique, with a special focus in Nampula and Zambezia provinces
Rehabilitation of the Cahora Bassa Hydropower Plant in Mozambique <p>The Capex Vital program is the ten-year infrastructure rehabilitation and upgrade program of Hidroeléctrica de Cahora Bassa (HCB). The objectives of the Program are multiple. Above all, it will secure access to affordable and clean electricity for Mozambican, South African and Zimbabwean households, HCB¿s electricity production price being the lowest in the clients¿ electricity mix. As this is a low-emission energy, the project will strengthen the role of renewable energies in the energy mix. In addition, the Project will bring economic and social benefits (i) at the government level through taxes and dividends paid by HCB to the Mozambican State and (ii) at the local level through the creation of jobs and revenues to the local economy. HCB currently has nearly 1528 employees, including 767 permanent employees, with the majority based in Songo (a very remote area in the centre of Mozambique), Maputo, Tete and Chimoio,&nbsp;&nbsp;To achieve the specific objectives stated above, the CAPEX Vital program includes a list of projects of which two will be financed by AFD and AfDB:&nbsp;(i) Brownfield Phase III High Voltage DC Substation Rehabilitation - Brownfield Phase III: Currently, Songo¿s High Voltage Direct Current substation is considered as the weak link in HCB¿s power transmission chain, due to the wear and tear of its conversion equipment, which is mostly at the end of its useful life. This component, estimated at USD 321 million, is the main investment of the CAPEX Vital program. For this component, the procurement phase was launched in 2020, and HCB hopes to begin work beginning of 2024 with execution up to 2029. (ii) Hydroelectric Power Plant Rehabilitation ¿ Reabsul Phase II: In order to maintain and improve the performance of the plant, it is necessary to rehabilitate and modernise the five generators and auxiliary equipment of the power plant. This component, estimated at USD 207 million, is the second largest investment of the CAPEX Vital program. Following a pre-qualification phase launched in 2018, three companies were pre-selected at the end of 2020. Beginning of the works is planned in the first quarter of 2023 with execution up to 2030.&nbsp;The activities funded by the EU will increase the sustainability as well as the environmental and social benefits of the rehabilitation of the Cahora Bassa power Plant and HVDC substation. The components funded by the grant are designed to strengthen HCB¿s capacity to successfully implement and increase the benefits of the CAPEX Vital 10 Years Program. This will be achieved through better water management (hydrologic forecasting, lake monitoring, emergency plan), increased resilience of its transmission infrastructure to climate change (HCB 533 kV strengthening of river crossings) and protection against cyberterrorism (Cybersecurity action plan), development of its human capacities (training centre development and gender mainstreaming) and of its digitalization and communication capacities (OPGW).</p>
Toler¿ncia Zero! ¿ viol¿ncia baseada no g¿nero <p><em>Tolerância Zero! à violência baseada no género</em> (Tolerância Zero! or the Action)<strong> </strong>builds on the achievements and lessons learned of the Spotlight Initiative in Mozambique (including the Initiative¿s Sustainability Reflection document, the programme Cumulative Report, the Report on the reflections of the Civil Society National Reference Group) as well as on the recommendations of the end-of-programme assessment commissioned by the EU Delegation in Mozambique. </p>
SER - Supporting Education Reform in Mozambique The education action will be implemented through two complementary components:a) The Education Sector Support Fund (FASE) Component (EUR 50 M): FASE is a multi-donor pooled fund that supports Ministry of Education priorities as defined in the ESP, benefiting more than 8.5 million young Mozambican girls and boys and 100 000 teachers a year, towards access to quality education and achieving learning outcomes. The EU will focus the policy dialogue on education quality and equity issues, including gender equity and inclusion of children living in vulnerable situations and increased focus on learner outcomes. Currently 9 partners contribute to this coordination mechanism: 5 Member States - France, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Portugal, one bilateral donor, Canada and 3 multilateral partners: UNICEF, World Bank (WB) and the Global Partnership for Education (GPE). WB is acting as Grant Agent[1] for the GPE. USAID expressed interest to join in 2022. This component will allow the EU to have a key role in the structured sector policy dialogue and influence crucial sector reforms, being one of the top contributors to the fund and improving the coherence of the collective EU effort in Mozambique, working together with 5 Member States using the existing sector coordination, monitoring and reporting mechanisms. The FASE component will be implemented via indirect management with a pillar assessed Member State agency. More details on FASE under section 4.7.b) The Equity Component (EUR 9.7 M), to ensure a stronger and more consistent focus on equity and service delivery for children living in vulnerable situations as a complementary measure to FASE. This includes promoting equitable access to education - especially for girls, children with disabilities, and children affected by emergencies. There will likely be a focus on four provinces that are particularly vulnerable to climate risks and conflict - Cabo Delgado, Nampula, Zambezia and Sofala[2]. This component will focus on activities that address the causes that hinder children living in the most vulnerable situations from accessing school or learning effectively in pre-primary, primary, lower-secondary and alternative education. It will also support capacity building among the central and provincial authorities in planning, implementing and monitoring programmes/interventions which mainstream and prioritise equity issues and build school and system resilience. This component will be implemented via indirect management through an International Organisation.This action has a budget of EUR 60 Million and will have a total duration of 72 months. It will benefit from synergies with various Actions under the Annual Action Plan 2022: ÁguaNorte Programme on access to sustainable safe water and sanitation services, including 15 schools in Northern Mozambique; the ResiNorte ¿ Resilience for the North, including SRHR activities for girls and women and VaMoz Digital supporting digital skills of the most vulnerable.
Expenditure Verification of CTR PROMOVE Agribiz - FNDS Subprogramme - CRIS 411310 <p><strong>Expenditure Verification of CTR PROMOVE Agribiz - FNDS Subprogramme - CRIS 411310</strong></p>
MZ - UNICEF - Improving Child Nutrition and Building Resilience in cyclones affected areas in Mozambique (SOFALA) The overall objective of the programme is for Improved nutritional status of children under five years, pregnant and lactating women in Sofala''.
Academia Boost Objectivo geral: Contribuir para o crescimento das micro, pequenas e médias empresas nacionais, e consequentemente para o aumento da empregabilidade, diversificação e crescimento sustentado da economia, através da capacitação massiva dos empreendedores nacionais e provisão ao acesso à informação relevante e de mercado.Objectivos específicos: Estabelecer a Academia Boost, uma iniciativa da ideiaLab, concebida para democratizar o acesso ao conhecimento, relativo ao empreendedorismo, à inovação e gestão de micro, pequenos e médios negócios. Com conteúdo e recursos orientados para suprir os desafios dos empreendedores e da competitividade de MPMEs, no contexto moçambicano, esta iniciativa é 100% digital e tem potencial de impacto à escala nacional. Através desta iniciativa, os empreendedores e gestores de MPMEs poderão ter uma experiência única de desenvolvimento dos seus negócios. Ser-lhes á permitido parar, reflectir, partilhar e re-desenhar o presente e futuro dos seus negócios e o seu papel enquanto gestores/empreendedores. Terão também acesso a uma rede de mentores e experts nas suas áreas de acção, assim como a oportunidade de criar conexões com os seus pares.
Expenditure Verifications and System Audit for CTR 398216 Apoio a Modernizacao e Transparencia da Gestao das Financas Publicas Contract related to: Expenditure Verifications and System Audit for CTR 398216 Apoio a Modernizacao e Transparencia da Gestao das Financas Publicas - PFM & DRM Support Programme II - Mozambique
Technical Audit II and Independent Advisory Services for the Works and Supervision Contracts Upgrading Milange - Mocuba Road, Zambezia Province, Mozambique <p>Provide assurance & advice to the Contracting Authority for Milange-Mocuba corridor Upgrading Project, the supervisor and the EU in respect of the technical quality of the executed works and the justification of payments to the works Contractor and the Supervising consultant.</p>
Pro-PAZ - Cultura para promo¿¿o da Paz, Reconcilia¿¿o e Coes¿o social Contract related to: Pro-PAZ - Cultura para promo¿¿o da Paz, Reconcilia¿¿o e Coes¿o social - The programme Support to the consolidation of peace in Mozambique: Disarmament, Demobilisation, Reintegration (DDR) and National Reconciliation represents a second Action of EU support to the Mozambican peace process under the 11th European Development Fund following the ongoing Action &#698;Support to the consolidation of peace in Mozambique: local governance and early economic recovery" . It will support peace through providing conditions for the implementation of the key DDR component of th
Dummy Contract: funding to CFJJ for activities related to celebration of womens month, through NDICI HR and Democracy support measures. <p>The women´s month is part of celebrations of international womens day 8th of March and 7th April: mozambican women day. Is led by the French Embassy.</p>
Or¿amento Programa 1 Programa de Coopera¿¿o PALOP-TL com a Uni¿o Europeia <p>Consolidar um modelo de gestão da cooperação regional que equilibre a eficiência da centralização da gestão com acções tangíveis a nível nacional, facilitando a participação nos processos de tomada de decisão e a partilha de conhecimento do Programa PALOP-TL/UE e como objectivos específicos (1) reforçar a capacidade institucional de gestão dos PALOP-TL, consolidando a cooperação regional e (2) consolidar a estrutura de gestão de informação, comunicação e visibilidade do Programa. Os resultados esperados deste OP são (1) coordenação do Programa e projectos do 11º FED executados e (2) Informação, comunicação e visibilidade do Programa promovidas. </p>
Activity under preparation Enhancing economic governance for improved service delivery and accountability Enhancing economic governance for improved service delivery and accountability  - Enhancing economic governance for improved service delivery and accountability
Activity under preparation Green Value for Growth Mozambique¿s growth heavily relies on extractive sectors, with little diversification and value addition, and a resulting limited capacity to address job creation and poverty reduction. Higher productivity agriculture and the development of the agro-industry, will be vital to generate economic opportunities and achieve a more inclusive growth path. However, agriculture intensification and value chains development often fail to handle their social, economic and environmental trade-offs, setting a harmful cycle of ecosystems¿ degradation and increased poverty and vulnerability. The proposed Action seeks to enhance nature positive value chains, promoting resilient and productive landscapes and fostering entrepreneurship and SMEs growth, ultimately supporting Mozambique¿s transition towards greener, more climate resilient and inclusive growth. The Action will focus on a limited number of agroforestry and crop value chains such as cashew, avocado and soy, along strategic corridors selected for their projected contribution to sustainable agri-food systems, job creation and a thriving private sector.
Activity under preparation Novos Horizontes: Educação para o desenvolvimento seguro e inclusivo Contract related to: Novos Horizontes: Educação para o desenvolvimento seguro e inclusivo  - The programme ResiNorte - Resilience for the North - will contribute to Priority 3 `Governance, Peace and Just Society¿ of the Multi-annual Indicative Programme 2021-2027 for Mozambique. In particular, it will contribute to the objectives of `enhancing social cohesion and to reinforcing peace and stability through the humanitarian-development-peace nexus¿. The Action aims to support the short and medium term development strategies of the Government of Mozambique in an integrated manner encompassing humanitarian, development and peace aspects, with the overall objective to enhance resilience and to accelerate the recovery in the northern provinces. The programme has three components: i) Component 1, seeking to support the immediate stabilization and recovery of the districts of Cabo Delgado most severely affected by the armed conflict and cleared of non-state armed group control. This will be done by supporting the re-establishment of the state presence necessary to reinforce the social contract and with the aim to establish the foundations for peace and development. &nbsp;ii) Component 2, seeking to restore a protective environment and build resilience of displaced girls, women, youth and host communities in northern Mozambique. This component focuses on sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR), prevention and mitigation of gender based violence (GBV), psychosocial support and economic empowerment of women, girls and young people ¿including IDPs and host communities in the three Northern provinces (Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa).iii) Component 3, seeking to support and mobilize CSOs and the private sector in the three Northern provinces to:-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Promote socioeconomic development, including livelihoods and improved access to basic services; -&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Enhance participation of youth through economic empowerment (skills development, technical and vocational training, employment opportunities) in collaboration with the private sector, and through leadership skills;-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Foster spaces for activities and dialogue at all levels (multicultural, inter-generational, inter/intra-faith) to mitigate and prevent conflict, counter violent extremism, increase accountability and monitor security developments.The Action has an EU contribution of EUR 35 million and will have a duration of 60 months.&nbsp;
A Minha Voz Conta Estabelecer um Observatório dos Direitos da Criança (ODC) com vista a melhorar a transparência, responsabilização e a prestação de contas dos atores estatais, não - estatais e das Organizações da Sociedade Civil (OSC) no que concerne aos compromissos assumidos na área da criança e da rapariga em particular.
Juventude Resiliente para um Futuro Sustent¿vel - CELIM Ação destina-se a favorecer o empoderamento e a resiliência de 1565 jovens e membros da comunidade nos Distritos de Lugela, Inhassunge e Morrumbala (OS), promovendo assim o desenvolvimento inclusivo e sustentável nas zonas rurais daZambézia (OG).O objetivo principal é contribuir para um crescimento sustentável e inclusivo na província da Zambézia
Mozambique TEI Implementation Facility <p>Support to the operationalisation of Green Deal and e-Youth TEI in Mozambique</p>