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EU-PH Partnership for Green Economy - Policy and Alliances <p>The overall Green Economy Programme in the Philippines under which the proposed Action is nested will contribute to the priority area 1 `Green, Resilient Economy and Green Jobs¿ of the MIP 2021-2027. The programme will support acceleration of the transition to a resource efficient, low-carbon and circular economy in the Philippines boosting businesses¿ competitiveness and supporting the green recovery after the pandemic.Through a Contribution Agreement with GIZ the proposed Action will contribute to Specific Objective 1 of the overall Green Economy programme : Improved formulation and implementation of circular economy and climate change policies with focus on plastics value chains. To this end GIZ will establish a central-Government level Policy Dialogue Platform mobilising EU expertise to facilitate policy formulation, improve city to city collaboration through supporting the National Circular Economy Strategy and Roadmap, extend dialogue to promote renewable energy/energy efficiency and to apply the dialogue¿s outcomes.</p>
Access to Sustainable Energy in the Philippines The EU will support the Philippines in achieving inclusive economic growth through greater access to sustainable energy for the poor in rural, remote and underdeveloped areas. More investments in renewable energy will be promoted while the power system of the Philippines will become more resilient to natural disasters.
Sexual and reproductive health and rights for children and young people in Pasay City <p>The project aims at improving access to integrated sexual and reproductive health and rights and HIV/AIDS services for young people (10-24 years old) in Pasay City</p>
Access to Legal Identity and Social Services for Decommissioned Combatants (ALIAS DC) Resolved legal identity issues of MILF decommissioned and non-decommissioned combatants, their families, and communities surrounding camps by acquiring Certificates of Live Birth as a fundamental requirement for government recognition and access to basic social services.
Activity under preparation Digital Economy Package - Techncial Assistance <p>The TA will contribute to the achievement of Specific Objective 3 : Build skills on spatial data management in key sectors, provide 5G regulatory/policy support and provide capacity support on Cybersecurity</p>
Accompanying the transformation of conflict, transitional justice and reconciliation, actions supporting nonviolent means of political participation and initiatives sustaining the gains of normalisation in BARMM (ATTAIN 2) Contract related to: Accompanying the transformation of conflict, transitional justice and reconciliation, actions supporting nonviolent means of political participation and initiatives sustaining the gains of normalisation in BARMM (ATTAIN 2) - To contribute to lasting peace, security and sustainable development in Mindanao
Activity under preparation Enabling Justice and Rule of Law in the Philippines The proposed Action intends to contribute to the MIP 2021-27 Priority Area 2- Peaceful and Just Society, Good Governance and in particular the following Specific Objective 5: The accessibility, efficiency and effectiveness of the justice system increased and the role of oversight bodies and civil society to demand accountability from the Government strengthened
Grant Contract to ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity &#61485;The objective of the project is to enhance conservation of biodiversity and effective management of protected areas in Southeast Asia in order to halt or significantly reduce biodiversity loss
CRESCENT Project:  Creating REsponsible, Sustainable and Competitive ENTerprises in the BARMM Agri-business sector Contract related to: CRESCENT Project:  Creating REsponsible, Sustainable and Competitive ENTerprises in the BARMM Agri-business sector - Agri-business development in Bangsamoro Region
Final Evaluation of Biodiversity Conservation and Management of Protected Areas in ASEAN (BCAMP) <p>Final Evaluation of Biodiversity Conservation and Management of Protected Areas in ASEAN (BCAMP)</p>
Enhancing Capacities of the Philippine Red Cross to Provide More Effective and Inclusive Aid Through Establishment of  Regional Hubs in Regions 7 and 13 the action will improve the capacity of the Philippine Red Cross to provide more localised, coordinated, effective and inclusive disaster preparedness response interventions and social services in Regions 7 and 13
Bridging Phase for the National Copernicus Capacity Support Action Programme of the Philippines <p class="ql-align-justify">The implementation of the CopPhil has suffered extended delays. The EU Delegation started negotiations with European Space Agency (ESA) in 2021 last so to be able to start implementation of CopPhil immediately after the counter-signature of the Financing Agreement. These negotiations, however, have proven to be more lengthy and complex than anticipated because of the different legal and contractual procedures governing cooperation programmes implemented by the ESA from the ones of the European Commission. Negotiations between the EU and ESA are still undergoing, with good progress made, which gives this Delegation confidence on a prospective signature of the contract before the end of this year and start of activities in for the CopPhil in Q2-Q3 2023. For this reason a bridging phase with technical assistance support until project mobilisation is needed to close the gap and prepare the ground for a more rapid start of project activities. The option of a bridging phase has been discussed in detail with the ESA, DOST and PhilSA which welcome the opportunity.</p>
Citizen Monitoring of LGU Performance Promoting Accountability and Governance in Health and Social Protection <p>The project aims at strengthening CSOs and community leaders in select municipalities to hold their local governments accountable against the Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLG) standards and to influence their LGUs toward improved service delivery performance in health and social protection</p>
RISE - Benguet Project   (Resilience, Innovation, Sustainability and Empowerment) <p>The Action envisions to support the development of a CSO network partner working alongside the LGUs putting into action participatory governance in the BLISTT and consequently be a multiplier effect on transformative change. The Action moves from community focused interventions to addressing systemic challenges faced by accredited CSOs and LGUs in working towards participatory governance. To stimulate cooperation and a strong acknowledgement of each other¿s relevance in participatory governance, LGU partnership agreements with the Action will commit to supplemental resource sharing when co-implementing resilient projects.</p>
Farmers-Fisherfolks' Advancement and Integration to Resilient Value Chains in BARMM (FAIR-VALUE) Contract related to: Farmers-Fisherfolks' Advancement and Integration to Resilient Value Chains in BARMM (FAIR-VALUE) - Agri-business development in Bangsamoro Region
Mine Action for Trust and Normalisation in Bangsamoro (MATNIB) The project will contribute to a more peaceful, cohesive, secure and inclusively developed Mindanao, by reducing the risks from the explosive ordnance legacies of decades of conflict in the Bangsamoro through both direct operational activities and in-direct capacity builing interventions working with local and national stakeholders. If unaddressed these mine action needs provide one more fault line in society which damages social cohesion and undermines the resilience of communities across the region.
Systems Approach for Ensuring Online Safety and Empowerment of Children and young People (SAFE Online) The action aims to contribute to the empowerment and protection of children and young people against OSEC and online violence. The project will empower children and young people, particularly from vulnerable groups in Manila, Cavite and Leyte in the Philippines,  to protect themselves, to become agents of change and to mobilize/ influence child protection system actors to uphold strong protective measures and responses.
Administration Agreement with WB to support Philippines Rural Development Programme (PRDP) - Loan extension 2 The objective of the Trust Fund is to co-finance the Philippine Rural Development Project, which has its project development objective to increase rural incomes and enhance farm and fishery productivity in the targeted areas.
TA Support to the Philippines in the field of Disaster Risk Reduction, with a focus on the ERC Flagship Initiative <p>The overall objective of the assignment is to contribute to the implementation of a more coherent, impactful and strategic approach to DRR in the Philippines by increasing the ability of international and domestic DRRM, climate and development institutions and instruments to work together in complementary and reinforcing ways for enhancing community resilience.</p>
Technical Assistance Programme for Disaster Risk Reduction Enhancement at Local Level (TA-DRREALL) <p class="ql-align-justify">The Disaster Risk Reduction Enhancement at Local Level ¿ Technical Assistance (DRREALL-TA) is part of the 400 M EUR Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Policy-based Loan Programme to support the Government of the Philippines (GoP), through the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), in the devolution process of disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM) and climate change mandate and services to the local government units (LGUs). It will help to build DRRM and Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) capacities both at the national and local levels and will support ongoing reform programmes nationwide, through:</p><p class="ql-align-justify">(i) Building local capacity for risk-informed planning</p><p class="ql-align-justify">(ii) Strengthening DILG capacity to manage a performance audit mechanism and an integrated Capacity Development Strategy for DRRM and CCA</p><p class="ql-align-justify">(iii) Improving LGU capacity to use the DRRM funds effectively, and</p><p>(iv) Enhancing LGUs¿ gender sensitive and socially inclusive approaches in disaster response.</p>
Bangsamoro Agri-Enterprise Programme - Inclusive Agribusiness Development for Human Security Contract related to: Bangsamoro Agri-Enterprise Programme - Inclusive Agribusiness Development for Human Security - Agri-business development in Bangsamoro Region
Logistical Support and Procurement for the Justice Sector Reform Programme: Governance in Justice II (GOJUST II) - Philippines <p>Logistical Support and Procurement for the Justice Sector Reform Programme: Governance in Justice II (GOJUST II) - Philippines</p>
END OSEC: A model response to online sexual exploitation of children The action aims to enable the Philippine child protection system to protect children from online sexual exploitation (OSEC) and improve access to justice for OSEC victims.Eliminate existing barriers to delivery of effective prevention, rescue and restoration services to children at risk / or victims of OSEC.
ASEAN Regional Integration Support  Philippines Trade-Related Assistance (ARISE Plus  Philippines) ASEAN Regional Integration Support  Philippines Trade-Related Assistance (ARISE Plus  Philippines) to enhance the capacity of government and private sector to harness opportunities stemming from GSP+ and FTAs.
Accompanying the Transition, Transformation of conflict, and Advocacy on social cohesion In the Normalisation of Bangsamoro (ATTAIN) Project Specific Objective 1: Confidence-building, peace and security gains of the Bangsamoro peace process are sustainedSpecific Objective 2:Capacities and initiatives of actors and institutions on conflict transformation and social cohesion are strengthened and institutionalised
Technical Assistance to Justice component of GOJUST II To provide tecnical assistance to support the implementation of the four outputs of the Justice component of GOJUST II
Solar ComMunity-Based Island Tourism and Livelihood Energizer Platform (SMILE) Contract related to: Solar ComMunity-Based Island Tourism and Livelihood Energizer Platform (SMILE) - The EU will support the Philippines in achieving inclusive economic growth through greater access to sustainable energy for the poor in rural, remote and underdeveloped areas. More investments in renewable energy will be promoted while the power system of the Philippines will become more resilient to natural disasters.
Bangsamoro Agri-Entreprise Program Agri-business development in Bangsamoro Region-Bangsamoro Agri-Entreprise Program
Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Budget and Financial Accountability - Seychelles Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Budget and Financial Accountability - Seychelles
Technical Assistance for Banking & Financial Services - Seychelles The goal of this project is to assist the GoS in developing and maintaining a fair, safe, and stable financial sector that benefits and protects financial sector participants while maintaining public confidence in the financial system and supporting private sector-led economic growth. Project components will focus on: (1) implementing a new core banking system to facilitate centralized operational processes within the CBS; (2) strengthening the capacity of CBS banking supervision staff to adequately regulate and supervise the banking sector; (3) establishing a deposit insurance regime that protects depositors in the event of bank failures and maintains public confidence in the financial sector; (4) developing and implementing an effective resolution framework that allows for the orderly resolution of failed financial institutions; and (5) developing an automated data portal for inbound financial institution reporting to support enhanced offsite analysis of financial institution risks.
Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Banking & Financial Services - Seychelles Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Banking & Financial Services - Seychelles
Technical Assistance for Banking and Financial Services - Seychelles Technical Assistance for Banking and Financial Services - Seychelles
Capacity development Strengthen the capacities of the partnership’s network members for lobby and advocacy to shape and contribute to locally grounded and inclusive conflict prevention mechanisms and practices, and facilitate the Netherlands government to effectively support these processes .
Lobby and advocacy The Prevention Up Front Alliance defines ‘advocacy’ as “the strategic use of information to address unequal relations between different stakeholders in conflict prevention” . Information is the principal tool that enables the Alliance to support its civil society members to empower vulnerable actors affected by conflict, such as local communities, women, youth and ethnic minorities, as well as governments lacking knowledge or capacity, to participate in promoting conflict prevention by strengthening inclusivity, norms and institutions - the key features of the Alliance Theory of Change. ‘Lobby’ is the actual approach, in person or in writing, towards a target audience whose behaviour is to be changed in this regard.
Baseline Baseline assessment: needs and capacities assessment of members of all three networks, and of GPPAC and WFM-IGP, including mapping of capabilities to develop capacities of members. Plus updating of the regional context analyses and strategic directions.
Network governance The Alliance consists of the Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC) network , and the two networks coordinated by the World Federalist Movement-Institute for Global Policy (WFM-IGP) – the Coalition for the International Criminal Court (CICC) and the International Coalition for the Responsibility to Protect (ICRtoP). Each of the networks in the alliance has a global Secretariat, as well as regional secretariats (GPPAC) and regional hubs (WFM-IGP) hosted by other CSOs. The global and regional secretariats/hubs play a convening role: connecting members with one another or with governmental and other actors where relevant at the regional and local levels.
Prevention Up Front The Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC) and the World Federalist Movement-Institute for Global Policy (WFM-IGP) joined forces in the Prevention Up Front alliance. This alliance brings together GPPAC’s network and the two networks coordinated by the WFM-IGP – the Coalition for the International Criminal Court (CICC) and the International Coalition for the Responsibility to Protect (ICRtoP). The Prevention Up Front programme aims to build the capacity of civil society actors to open up spaces for engagement and influence international and regional intergovernmental organisations, national governments, civil society and the general public to strengthen, adopt and implement norms, laws and policies for conflict prevention, prevention of impunity, and the protection of populations, in ways that are locally grounded and inclusive.
Institutions Strengthen the international peace and justice system to prevent and end impunity for crimes occurring in conflict and post-conflict situations.
Inclusivity For the Prevention Up Front alliance, inclusivity means: engagement with all social and interest groups affected by conflict, particularly women, youth, indigenous and other marginalised groups. Our strategy to ensure inclusivity is integral to our human security approach and gender justice.
Norms and Policy Frameworks Strengthen the effective implementation of agreed norms and policy frameworks for conflict prevention through lobby and advocacy.
Planning, monitoring and evaluation The Prevention Up Front Alliance will implement a Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning framework based on an existing system currently used by GPPAC. In the process of learning, GPPAC has customised Outcome Harvesting as the network’s monitoring and evaluation system, which will inform the PME framework of the Prevention Up Front Alliance.
Strengthen Conflict Prevention How to Do Conflict prevention: An important aspect of this focus at the global level is the follow up of the recommendations from the 2015 UN review of peacekeeping operations, the peace architecture, the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 and the UN resolutions that followed, notably the so tion, continuation and recurrence of conflict, addressing root causes, assisting parties to conflict to end hostilities, ensuring national reconciliation, and moving towards - for the UN - a groundbreakingly new and expansive understanding, close to the idea of prevention. Sustaining peace is a political process that takes place before, during, and after the outbreak of conflict, and therefore also not the task of a single UN agency, but a system-wide responsibility.
Increasing access Since the General Assembly adopted the 2030 Agenda in September 2015, focus has been on how to implement the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and their 169 global targets. While the UN will host a High Level Political Forum each year from 2016-19 to follow the process and keep track of progress, the task to realise the goals now sits with the national governments, not just in the global south but across the world. A broad variety of partnerships, platforms, associations and forums have formed during the past year to support the implementation processes, monitor governments and statistical bureaus, provide shadow reporting and additional data and develop national targets and indicators. A recent report counted that 198 legal partnerships have emerged 16 related to the SDG implementation in addition to more than 1,500 voluntary commitments. Among the relevant existing initiatives that work on SDG implementation on a global level, the following have a relevant connection to the PUF agenda on inclusivity and just and peaceful societies:  The Open Government Partnership, a multilateral initiative that secures commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption, and strengthen governance.  The Transparency, Accountability and Participation (TAP) Network, a network of CSOs that works to ensure that open, inclusive, accountable and effective governance is at the heart of the 2030 Agenda, and that civil society is included as partners in the design, implementation and accountability of sustainable development policies, at all levels.  The sub-branch of The World Federation of UN Associations (WFUNA), The 16+ Forum that engages Member States, CSOs, UN agencies and other stake  Moreover, the Civil Society Platform for Peacebuilding and Statebuilding (CSPPS) is now looking at ways to reformulate the mission of their platform to move away from a narrow focus on peacebuilding and statebuilding in and among states sharing experiences of fragility, to engage with the Sustainable Development Agenda more broadly.
Knowledge Prevention up Front alliance partners produce knowledge about norms and institutions that are relevant for conflict prevention as well as knowledge about capacity building initiatives for civil society. This improves the application of those norms and the operations of those institutions, and increases civil society capacities and effectiveness to respond to armed conflicts.
The Myanmar Humanitarian Aid Program (MHAP) The Myanmar Humanitarian Aid Programme (MHAP) has as its objective is to provide prioritized assistance and protection for highly vulnerable people such as internally displaced people  and refugees, in the most conflict affected areas through national and civil society organizations. MHAP will support those most in need in the worst conflict affected areas, initially concentrated in Kachin, Shan and Rakhine States and possibly in the northwest.\n\nMHAP key activities (especially in the inception stage) include: \nDelivery of multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance for Rakhine, Shan and Kachin State through provision of grants to CSOs and local partners (INGO, NNGOs), including capacity building activities for local partners and support to local partner coordination mechanisms.\nDevelopment of MHAP strategy as part of Programme inception.\nEstablishment of framework for monitoring, learning, evidence and knowledge management. \nScoping studies to explore possible assistance in northwest Myanmar and piloting humanitarian assistance to northwest during Inception Phase.\n\nThe programme is funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and managed by UNOPS\n
Providing Essential Services to the People of Myanmar Project for Access to Health Over the last half a century of isolation, and with limited resources, Myanmar has seen very low levels of basic health services, poor infrastructure, shortage of trained medical and paramedical staff, a chronic shortage of essential drugs and supplies, and high levels of out-of-pocket payments for health. This situation, magnified by conflicts and geographical remoteness, has led to considerable inequities in the utilization of health services.\nTogether with the Government of Myanmar and other partners, Access to Health (previously known as 3MDG Fund) works in conflict-affected and hard-to-reach areas to improve equity in healthcare for poor and vulnerable populations. Access to Health also dedicated funding and resources for strengthening the health system in the long term.\nAccess to Health is funded by the United Kingdom, Sweden, the United States, and Switzerland, and is managed by UNOPS.\n
Joint Peace Fund fro Myanmar The Joint Peace Fund provides financial, technical and advisory support to Myanmar's peace process. The Trustee and Contract Manager – run by the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) is responsible for fiduciary management and oversight. UNOPS is the legal entity of the Fund and, except for small grants, signs agreements with partners. The JPF management team is jointly responsible for the monitoring and evaluation of programmes and projects.