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Strengthening Competitiveness and Potential for Export for Inclusive Value Chains in Zimbabwe (SCOPE4IVC) The purpose of the contract is to :Contribute to improved competitiveness and export capacity of SMEs in the Chili, Nyimo, and Marula value chains. The project is about improving the capacity of Small Holder Farmers (SHF) in the Chili, Nyimo and Marula value chains to be more efficient at production and to access international markets with the help of capacitated relevant business support organisations (BSOs).
Youth Collective Action for Social Transformation in Zimbabwe <p class="ql-align-justify">The overall objective is to strengthen local Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) engagement as actors of good governance and development in Zimbabwe. More specifically, the Action will strengthen the capacity of youth organisations, including organisations for young people with disabilities, to engage in policy dialogue sub-national and national levels and <strong>,</strong> to enhance creativity and innovation among young women and men, including those with disabilities.</p><p><br></p>
Zimbabwe Agricultural Growth Programme - Knowledge and Innovation Services (ZAGP KIS) The contract is about the strengthening of the agricultural extension, research and education institutions in the framework of modernised farmer / value chain centric knowledge and innovation services. This will be done through two components: 1) the development and implementation of a new service and business model for market oriented and demand driven knowledge and innovation services around two institutions (TBC Gwebi college and Matopos research station) with direct strengthening of 4 district and 24 ward extension services (outcome 1)2) the strengthening of all research, education and extension to deliver as per the new model (outcome 2)
Promoting Sustainable LIvelihoods for sustainable
TFCAs  (ProSuli -TFCAs ) The ProSuLi for sustainable TFCAs project will contribute to the overall objective (OO) to promote and strengthen the sustainable management of TFCAs through local development respectful of biodiversity conservation by promoting a change in attitude from local communities towards TFCAs and a paradigm shift on their role in the co-management of TFCAs.Specific Objective 1: to develop a functional multi-stakeholder interaction process to sustainably manage TFCAs as socio-ecosystems (SESs).
Support to National Authorising Office (NAO) and the Technical Cooperation Facility (TCF) The purpose of the action is twofold: for the NAO support, it is to capacitate the NAO office to fully discharge its role as foreseen in the Cotonou Agreement such that the NAO is able to efficiently and effectively manage EDF resources as well as coordinate development all development assistance resources for the benefit of the people of Zimbabwe; for the TCF, it is  to support the identification, formulation, implementation, monitoring and evaluations of projects and programmes funded from 11t
Technical Assistance for Support to Rule of Law and Access to Justice for All To provide Technical Assistance based principally on the provision of long-term and short-term expert to the targeted state justice institutions. The technical assistance will facilitate the implementation of justice sector reforms that will contribute to improved access to justice for women and other vulnerable groups through enhanced efficiency, transparency, integrity and accountability in the justice delivery systems.
Activity under preparation Improving Health Outcomes Activity still under preparation: Improving Health Outcomes -Improving Health Outcomes  - Improving Health Outcomes
Activity under preparation Resilience building and biodiversity management Resilience building and biodiversity management - Resilience building and biodiversity management
Expenditure verification of contract FED2015/368-685"Promoting Migration Governance in Zimbabwe" and contract EIDHR 2016/376073 "Strengthening Human Rights Monitoring and Protection in Zimbabwe" implemented by IOM Contract related to: Expenditure verification of contract FED2015/368-685"Promoting Migration Governance in Zimbabwe" and contract EIDHR 2016/376073 "Strengthening Human Rights Monitoring and Protection in Zimbabwe" implemented by IOM - The purpose of the action is twofold: for the NAO support, it is to capacitate the NAO office to fully discharge its role as foreseen in the Cotonou Agreement such that the NAO is able to efficiently and effectively manage EDF resources as well as coordinate development all development assistance resources for the benefit of the people of Zimbabwe; for the TCF, it is  to support the identification, formulation, implementation, monitoring and evaluations of projects and programmes funded from 11t
Building Resilience Inclusively in Drier Geographic Environs (BRIDGE) The overall objective of this project is to build resilience of SHFs in drought-pronecommunal areas of Beit Bridge District to shocks and stresses. The specific objective is to strengthen community institutions and structures as these play a central role in resilience building
Zimbabwe Agricultural Growth Programme (ZAGP) The overall objective of the action is to promote inclusive green growth through the development of a diversified and efficient agricultural sector. The action will focus on supporting the implementation of the draft national livestock policy
Support to media in the electoral context <p class="ql-align-justify">The overall objective of this action is to support media freedom online and offline</p>
Sustainable Integrated Landscape Management of the Gonarezhou National Park and surrounding communities To enhance social, economic and ecological resilience through Sustainable Integrated Landscape Management supported and incentivised by innovative and sustainable payments for measurable Ecosystem Services and investments into social, economic, and ecological resilience & development in communities neighbouring Gonarezhou National Park
Sustaining the promotion and protection of human rights and democratic space <p class="ql-align-justify">The overall objective of this action is to strengthen civic and political space</p>
Integrated Programme to achieve Sustainable Food Security II - Zimbabwe Programme in support of the EU Delegation's Food Security Strategy for Zimbabwe following Ad Hoc 2010, Ad Hoc 2011 and FSTP 2012 allocations along similar objectives and result areas
Formulation of the Annual Action Programme 2023/2024 under the Multiannual Indicative Programme 2021-2027 between the European Union and the Republic of Zimbabwe <p class="ql-align-justify">The global objective of this contract is `to contribute to the effective implementation of the MIP 2021-2027.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">The specific objective of this assignment is <em>to support the European Union Delegation to Zimbabwe in the identification and formulation of a comprehensive and coherent Annual Action Programme 2023 of an indicative amount of 80 MEUR to achieve the highest results as identified in the MIP.</em></p>
Support to the 2023 harmonized Elections General Observation Projec <p class="ql-align-justify">The overall objective of this action is to contribute to strengthening of an environment conducive to transparent and credible elections</p>
Increasing community access to information and participation in the development and governance processes in Zimbabwe Contract related to: Increasing community access to information and participation in the development and governance processes in Zimbabwe - The amount indicated do not include Neighbourhood countries
Support to civil society in Zimbabwe Measures in favour of civil society (CSOs) -Support to civil society in Zimbabwe
Technical assistance to MOHCC to implement HRF (II) <p>A continuation of technical assistance to MOHCC to implement the Health Resilience Fund (HRD, 2022-2025) - amendment of contract to extend 12 months,</p><p>The overall objective of this technical assistance is to assist the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) implement the new Health Resilience Fund (HRF) by increasing coordination and improving transparency and accountability</p><p>In line with the implementation of the MIP (2021-2017), the Action Document ¿Improving Health Outcomes for the Population of Zimbabwe (Health Resilience Fund, HRF) (number: NDICI AFRICA/2022/43392)¿ aims to continue to strengthen primary health care (PHC) structures, and enhance health security measures, in order to protect the population against the main health threats i.e. a continuation of the EU supported Health Development Fund(HDF) 2016-2021 i.e. the Health Resilience Fund (HRF) November 2022 to December 2025). The total amount of the EU contribution is EUR 41 000 000 and will be executed through indirect management with UNICEF. The Action supports the implementation of a realistic Exit Strategy aimed at enhancing the government¿s capacity to fund and manage health services at primary level after the end of EU support. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;As the new HRF will start on in November 2022 ( retrospective financing to 1 July 2022) , technical assistance is&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;needed as soon as possible after this date as a new Programme Management and Performance Unit (PMU) will be set up within the MoHCC to implement the project inNovember 2022.&nbsp;</p><p><span style="color: rgb(34, 42, 53);">Apart from ongoing activities as detailed in the current contract, additional TA will be needed for the following additional activities: </span></p><p><u style="color: rgb(34, 42, 53);">1. Co-ordinating the new Team in the Programme Management Unit (PMU), MoHCC</u></p><p><u style="color: rgb(34, 42, 53);">2. Developing a realistic roadmap for the MOHCC to exit from the HRF</u><span style="color: rgb(34, 42, 53);">. </span></p><p><u style="color: rgb(34, 42, 53);">3. The need for the PMU to assist the implementing partners in reporting on the progress of the HRF</u></p><p><u style="color: rgb(34, 42, 53);">&nbsp;4. Technical assistance to set up a National Public Health Institute (NPHI).</u></p><p><span style="color: rgb(34, 42, 53);">In light of the above circumstances, which were unforeseen and beyond the control of the contracting authority and in light of the importance of the Health Resilience Fund project for the EUD, it is imperative to amend the current contract. As per provisions, this amendment allows for an addition of up to 50% of the initial contract value. The amendment is not only justified but is essential to ensure continuity of technical assistance to the MOHCC. </span></p>
Creative Actions II <p>The project seeks to strengthen the capacity of creative civil society organisations and individual arts and culture practitioners and to support the production of innovative artistic and cultural goods and services with a specific focus on women, youth and people with disabilities to promote better livelihoods, an enabling operating environment, gener and generational equality and artistic freedoms.</p>
Complementary budget PC-6198 (300019729) Expenditure verification of 2 contracts FED/2013/ 333-349 Smallholder Irrigation Support Programme and FOOD/2013/ 334-315 FORESTS FORCES - Forests Sustainably Managed for Communities, Environment and Shocks Contract related to: Complementary budget PC-6198 (300019729) Expenditure verification of 2 contracts FED/2013/ 333-349 Smallholder Irrigation Support Programme and FOOD/2013/ 334-315 FORESTS FORCES - Forests Sustainably Managed for Communities, Environment and Shocks - INTPA/R/03 - Audit and Control
The Health Resilience Fund (HRF) <p>This action will support high impact interventions to save lives and protect the health of the most vulnerable (especially women, new-borns, children and people with disabilities), with full consideration of specific gender needs. This includes strengthening primary health care (PHC) structures, and enhancing health security measures, in order to protect the population against the main health threats. Activities will target district health facilities in the country as the most effective approach to maintain access to quality health services, through the Health Resilience Fund (HRF) (which will replace the current Health Development Fund (HDF)). The HDF contributed to impressive results in maternal and child mortality over the past decade but the gains made are threatened by ongoing economic instability, the impact of COVID-19, and the risk of a funding gap for the first semester of 2022. Other donors to the HDF are the UK¿s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), Irish Aid and the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (GAVI).</p>
Activity under preparation Technical Cooperation Facility - NDICI The priority under this Action isto develop constructive relations, building reciprocal confidence on all (political and technical) issues of common interest and on Team Europe priorities. This aims at repositioning the Team Europe in the Zimbabwean landscape as a determinant actor, able to promote its values and interests and in particular those related with gender and green economy, fundamental objectives of the Team Europe Initiatives (TEI) in the country. The action goes beyond the priority areas of the MIP to extend to substantial communication activities, public diplomacy or cultural exchanges. The Action further supports the operationalisation of the Global Gateway Strategy, by supporting green and clean development investments and trade together, and in support of human development, and the highest standards of transparency and democratic values. This Action fits under the Support Measures foreseen under the Multiannual Indicative Program (MIP) 2021-2027 for Zimbabwe.
Activity under preparation Technical assistance to implement EU strategic communication and visibilty actions in Zimbabwe <p>The purpose of the contract is to support the implementation of strategic communication and public diplomacy activities in order to raise awareness, understanding and improve the perception of the European Union (EU) in Zimbabwe, in line with the priorities of the Multi-annual Indicative Programme (MIP) as well as the EU's Global Gateway strategy. The communication activities will be implemented in a Campaign based approach and with the participation of Team Europe. It will include production of heroes stories, working with influencers, YSB, journalists to amplify the campaign messages, outreach activities, provision of design services and production of communications materials, production and editing of photos and videos, production and editing of content for social media platforms, organisation of events, buying of advertisements in social media or printed press, etc.)</p>
Strengthening Human Rights Monitoring and Protection in Zimbabwe To develop improved mechanisms for coordinated and inclusive human rights monitoring and protection in Zimbabwe through strengthening evidence based human rights programming and dialogue with government  by civil society organizations and other key stakeholders working with marginalized groups, women, youths, mobile and vulnerable groups, ordinary citizens.
Parliament Support Programme-Zimbabwe To innovatively support the Parliament of Zimbabwe in undertaking its legislative as well as the oversight and representational roles to ensure that constitutional provisions are operationalized with emphasis on protecting human rights and promoting transparency, accountability and democratic governance.
Promoting Migration Governance in Zimbabwe The overall obective of the action is to contribute to the establishment of a migration governance framework (policy, institutional and legislative) in Zimbabwe that supports State actors to manage migration in dialogue with non-State actors and in a migrant-centred, gender-sensitive, rights-based and development-oriented manner.
Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund (ZRBF) - Phase 2 The overall objective of the action is to contribute to increased capacities of communities to protect development gains and achieve improved well-being outcomes in the face of shocks and stresses enabling them to contribute to the economic growth of Zimbabwe. The specific objective of the action is that Benefitting communities will require less outside assistance to recover from shocks and stresses or adapting to adverse trends. This will be achieved through a combination of 3 sets of results which will focus on a) creating a body of evidence for increased application of evidence in policy making and application for resilience; b) setting up a multi donor trust for Resilience Building in Zimbabwe to allow for partners to come together around the Resilience Framework and principles to improve the absorptive, adaptive and transformative capacities of at-risk communities; and c) set up a risk financing mechanism which will provide appropriate, predictable, coordinated and timely response to risk and shocks from a resilience perspective.
Activity under preparation Gender Equality and Women's Economic Empowerment in Zimbabwe (ZIM-GEWEE) Zimbabwe's constitution strongly advocates for gender equality, non-discrimination, and women¿s rights, mandating equal participation of all women, regardless of age, ethnicity, religion or disability in all societal spheres and equitable representation in Government. Despite these progressive legal foundations, the full realization of women's rights faces obstacles due to challenges in implementation, prevailing societal attitudes towards gender equality, gender and disability stigma, limited funding, and widespread gender-based violence.This Action is drafted to address these impediments by bolstering the formulation, implementation, and monitoring of gender policies by both the government and civil society organizations, in alignment with Zimbabwe's National Development Strategy 1(NDS-1). NDS-1 underscores the country's commitment to ensuring equal opportunities and enhancing women's participation in the economy and decision-making processes, providing a crucial framework for this initiative.A central aspect of the Action is its support for the High-Level Political Compact (HLPC) on ending Gender-Based Violence (GBV). By backing the HLPC, the Action underscores the EU¿s dedication to working alongside the Zimbabwean Government to foster gender equality, empower women and girls, and eradicate gender-based violence. This commitment is further strengthened by the synergistic approach of the Team Europe Initiative (TEI) on gender equality and women's empowerment, which exemplifies the EU's collaborative efforts to promote gender equality in Zimbabwe.The Action also emphasizes economic empowerment for women through engagement with the private sector for skills development of female entrepreneurs and advocacy for better access to finance for women-led MSMEs. This economic focus is intended to complement the societal and legislative efforts, creating a holistic approach to enhancing women's, including women with disabilities¿ status in Zimbabwe.Moreover, the initiative aims to empower civil society to hold the government accountable for its gender equality commitments, improve support services for survivors of GBV and strengthen the women's movement. Through these comprehensive strategies, aligned with the EU's global gender equality initiatives, NDS-1 and the objectives of the HLPC, the Action seeks to create a more inclusive and equitable society, addressing the multifaceted challenges faced by women and girls in all their diversity in Zimbabwe.
Resilience building in Zimbabwe The proposed action aims at contributing to the well-being of vulnerable households in the face of shocks and stresses in Zimbabwe by increasing EU support to the Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund (ZRBF).
CSA TEI - Research component: Promoting agroecological intensification for resilience building Contract related to: CSA TEI - Research component: Promoting agroecological intensification for resilience building - 4 components: i) sustainable food systems governance (also containing agrobiodiversity and SPS), ii) nutrition governance, iii) innovation and research, and iv) PROACT
Stepping-up Post-Emergency Recovery and Resilience to Empower Vulnerable Communities in Zimbabwe (SUPER-EVC) The SO of this Action is to contribute improving the resilience of vulnerable HHs to cope and recover from livelihood shocks and stresses, by promoting the adoption of improved agricultural practices (crop, livestock, and natural resources management) and improving the nutritional health and food consumption scores of target communities
Asikhulume, Ngatitaure, Lets Talk -   CSO Engagement in Public Policies and Programmes on Citizen Rights to Basic Social Services (Health, Education and Social Protection) The proposed action seeks to enlarge the civic space for CSOs and young people to be active citizens participating in public social development and policy processes to enhance a more equitable, open and democratic society in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe Agricultural growth programme - Value chain Alliance for Livestock Upgrading and Empowerment (VALUE) Contract related to: Zimbabwe Agricultural growth programme - Value chain Alliance for Livestock Upgrading and Empowerment (VALUE) - The overall objective of the action is to promote inclusive green growth through the development of a diversified and efficient agricultural sector. The action will focus on supporting the implementation of the draft national livestock policy
Women and Youth Leadership and Participation Contract related to: Women and Youth Leadership and Participation - The proposed Action intents to contribute to Specific-Objective 1.3: Support CSOs as actors of good governance and development in partner countries and to the achievement of the related result 1.3: Civil Society Organisations¿ (CSOs) ability to engage as actors of good governance and development at country level is improved.The Action rolls out the EU support to country-level CSO initiatives aimed at implementing priorities reflected in the NDICI-GLOBAL Europe, Annex III CSO Thematic Programme and the subsequent draft Multiannual Indicative Plan for the same. In line with the policy of geographisation, a majority of funds under the CSO MAAP 2021-2024, will be allocated under the Action to support civil society in partner countries in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and Caribbean, and in Neighbourhood countries and Russia. Activities funded under the Action will support a broad range of civil society actors including and prioritising, but not limited to, women and youth organisations, In the framework of the Country Roadmaps for EU and Member States engagement with civil society (CSO Roadmaps), all initiatives under the Action will aim at and contribute to strengthening civil society partner¿s institutional and operational capacity through a comprehensive approach; enabling and ensuring their participation; and on improving the environment in which they operate. Particular attention will be paid to CSOs capacities to benefit from the digital transformation which will pay attention to accessible digital technology and reduce the gap on access to ICT.