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Arms Trade Treaty outreach activities As per Article 1 of Council Decision (CFSP) 2021/2309, for the purpose of supporting the effective implementation and universalisation of the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), the Union shall undertake activities with the following objectives:(a) reinforcement or development of arms transfer control capacities and expertise for ATT implementation in new and existing beneficiary countries, through instruments such as legal assistance and training of licensing and enforcement officials;(b) outreach to other countries, including non-States Parties to the ATT, with a view to supporting universalisation of the ATT at national, regional and multilateral levels.In order to achieve these objectives, the Union shall undertake the following project activities:(a) engagement with the community of experts: such activities will focus on intensifying cooperation with and among experts from the project pool of experts established under Decisions 2013/768/CFSP and (CFSP) 2017/915, as well as with new experts, especially those from beneficiary and former beneficiary countries in the context of the phasing-out process;(b) national activities: national activities will be offered to individual beneficiary countries based on a dedicated assistance programme tailored to the specific needs of the beneficiary country concerned;(c) study visits: study visits provide beneficiary countries with the opportunity to have access to government authorities and officials in other countries that apply the ATT;(d) short-term targeted assistance on specific questions or issues raised by beneficiary countries;(e) train-the-trainer approach, consisting of workshops and an online platform;(f) regional, cross-regional and international activities in response to requests from beneficiary countries that wish to learn from the experience of countries in other parts of the world;(g) side events in the margins of ATT Conferences of States Parties;(h) a closing conference to increase awareness and ownership of the ATT among the partner countries, relevant stakeholders such as national parliaments, regional and international organisations, and civil society representatives.
EU Indo-Pacific Ministerial Forum (IPMF) <p>The third<strong> EU Indo-Pacific Ministerial Forum</strong> (IPMF) is planned to take place on<strong> 1 February 2024 </strong>(morning) <strong>in Brussels</strong>, in between the Informal FAC Defence Ministers meeting (31<sup>st</sup> January) and the informal EU Foreign Ministers meeting (2<sup>nd</sup> February).</p>
Printing of ''Elaborating a strategic trade system of dual-use items: experiences from the European Union, Morocco, Philippines, Serbia, Singapore and Ukraine'' Contract related to: Printing of ''Elaborating a strategic trade system of dual-use items: experiences from the European Union, Morocco, Philippines, Serbia, Singapore and Ukraine'' - FPI/01 - Global &amp; Transregional Threats &amp; Challenges
Annual Action Programme 2017 for the Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace - Conflict prevention, peace-building and crisis preparedness component (Article 4) The Action aims aims to reduce education sector risks and vulnerability in crisis situations by strengthening the capacities of key national and international actors in planning education systems through a crisis-sensitive approach; by reinforcing country-level coordination and collaboration between education actors in preventing and managing the crisis in the education sector as well in managing refugee influxes; and by strengthen the evidence base to improve the education system.
Scientific and Technical Support for the Global Conflict Risk Scan (GCRI VIII) <p>¿ Regular update of the GCRI results and GCRI model maintenance ¿ Dynamic Global Conflict Risk Index (Feasibility report on the integration of conflict events) ¿ Science4Peace portal maintenance of GCRI and development of the GCRI User Interface</p>
Strengthening Resilience to Violent Extremism (STRIVE) through the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF) Contract related to: Strengthening Resilience to Violent Extremism (STRIVE) through the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF) -
Audits EPC 2024: Verification of ICSP projects in 2024 (EPC.2024.01 to EPC.2024.06) Contract related to: Audits EPC 2024: Verification of ICSP projects in 2024 (EPC.2024.01 to EPC.2024.06) -  FPI ¿ ATA line
IcSP 2018-  Capacity Building in support of Security and Development (CBSD) CBSD will allow for assisting military actors to perform development and human security-related tasks, under exceptional and clearly defined circumstances
Promoting biodiversity and sustainability in the agriculture and food sector through economic valuation (TEEB implementation) <p>This action aims to protect biodiversity and contribute to a more sustainable agriculture and food sector in selected EU partner countries with a view to moving towards a level playing field by avoiding unfair competition through low environmental standards. Based on an internationally agreed methodological framework, addressing the economics of ecosystems and biodiversity. Will bring together governments, business and actors with a view to promote changes.</p>
Support to the EU's Bilateral Relations with Strategic Partners on Climate-related Policies and Investment. <p>The objective of this action is to promote the effective implementation of the Paris Agreement in the context of economic recovery from the pandemic crisis. By fostering exchange and collaboration among national and subnational administrations, business communities, academia and civil society stakeholders, the action encourages and assists the EU and other major economies in making their best efforts towards the goals and full implementation of the Paris Agreement.</p>
Activity under preparation FPI/02 - Rapid Response Africa & Middle East Activity still under preparation: FPI/02 - Rapid Response Africa & Middle East-FPI/02 - Rapid Response Africa &amp; Middle East
Fighting organised crime Annual Action Programme 2015 for the Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace to be financed under budget line 21 05 01 of the general budget of the European Communities
Climate Change and Security The present action will enhance early warning and prevention measures to help promoting good neighbourly relations aiming at reducing tensions over limited natural resources
OPCW Cyber-According to Article 1 of the Council Decision (CFSP) 2021/1026: For the purpose of giving immediate and practical application to certain elements of the EU Strategy, the Union shall support a project of the OPCW with the following objectives: ¿ upgrading ICT infrastructure in line with the OPCW¿s institutional business continuity framework, with a strong focus on resilience, and ¿ ensuring privileged access governance, as well as physical, logical and cryptographic information management and separation for all strategic and mission networks of the OPCW. According to Article 1 of the Council Decision (CFSP) 2021/1026: For the purpose of giving immediate and practical application to certain elements of the EU Strategy, the Union shall support a project of the OPCW with the following objectives: ¿ upgrading ICT infrastructure in line with the OPCW¿s institutional business continuity framework, with a strong focus on resilience, and ¿ ensuring privileged access governance, as well as physical, logical and cryptographic information management and separation for all strategic and mission networks of the OPCW.
9th round of thematic trainings on preventing and countering violent extremism <p>The overall objective of the project of which this contract will be a part is as follows: to improve the capabilities of EU and relevant stakeholders' staff to develop P/CVE-specific interventions using existing and future development efforts to contribute to the prevention of violent extremism.&nbsp;</p>
Evaluation of EU's engagement in Mindanao from 2017-2020 under IcSP Contract related to: Evaluation of EU's engagement in Mindanao from 2017-2020 under IcSP - FPI/02 - Rapid Response Africa &amp; Middle East
Dummy commitment to pay the final invoice of the contract: IFS/2018/ 402-028 Courses on Strategic Trade Control and Non-proliferation and other CBRN events Dummy commitment to pay the final invoice of the contract: IFS/2018/ 402-028 Courses on Strategic Trade Control and Non-proliferation and other CBRN events - Dummy commitment to pay the final invoice of the contract: IFS/2018/ 402-028 Courses on Strategic Trade Control and Non-proliferation and other CBRN events
SALW LAS II According to Article 1 of Council Decision (CFSP) 2021/1726 in support of combating the illicit trade in and proliferation of small arms and light weapons in the Member States of the League of Arab States (LAS), the Union will pursue the following objectives: sustainably build the national capacity of LAS Member States to combat the illicit proliferation of small arms and light weapons (SALW), combat terrorism and enhance security in post-conflict situations while fully respecting international human rights standards; sustainably build the regional capacity of the LAS to address the same challenges; strengthen LAS Member States¿ national control over SALW at key stages of their life cycle; enhance the exchange of best practices and lessons learned. In order to achieve the objectives, the Union shall, support actions in the following areas: international SALW transfer control (combating illicit arms flows); identification and disruption of sources of illicit small arms (capacity building for law enforcement agencies); other measures related to small-arms control including stockpile management, control of related supplies and security; disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration; provision of information relevant to illicit SALW and enhanced SALW control.
Counterterrorism This action aims at disrupting terrorist networks and the activities of recruiters to terrorism, cut-ting off terrorist funding and bringing terrorists to justice while continuing to respect human rights and international law.
Provision of expertise to support security sector governance and reform <p>The objective of the action is to support and sustain inclusive national SSR processes including dialogue on security sector governance and reform in conflict, post-conflict and fragile countries. This will be achieved by providing technical expertise to support and underpin national policy planning, implementation and dialogue on SSR, and ensuring that gender concerns are fully met within SSR dialogue and planning processes in order to meet people's long term security needs and rights.</p>
SEACOP VI-Contract related to: SEACOP VI - The overall objective of the action is the increased effectiveness of efforts to combat organised crime, illicit trafficking in all its forms, smuggling and disrupting criminal networks along main trafficking routes. This objective will be pursued mainly through the Global Illicit Flows Programme, an umbrella programme under which the support to combating environmental crime, trafficking by sea, and SALW proliferation will be delivered.&nbsp; Contract related to: SEACOP VI - The overall objective of the action is the increased effectiveness of efforts to combat organised crime, illicit trafficking in all its forms, smuggling and disrupting criminal networks along main trafficking routes. This objective will be pursued mainly through the Global Illicit Flows Programme, an umbrella programme under which the support to combating environmental crime, trafficking by sea, and SALW proliferation will be delivered.&nbsp;
CT PHARE (Platform for HumAn Rights Engagement) <p>To increase the degree to which states¿ counterterrorism policies, legislation, and judicial strategies, in addition to day-to-day investigation and prosecution practices, comply with internationally-recognised human rights standards ¿ both on the policy and the operational levels.</p>
SEESAC Roadmap II According to Article 1 of CD (CFSP) 2022/23211. The Union shall support Western Balkans partners with the implementation of the `Regional Roadmap for a sustainable solution to the illegal possession, misuse and trafficking of SALW/firearms and their ammunition in the Western Balkans by 2024¿. The goals set out in the Roadmap are: (a) by 2023, to ensure that arms control legislation is in place, fully harmonised with the EU regulatory framework and other related international obligations and standardised across the region; (b) by 2024, to ensure that arms control policies and practices in the Western Balkans are evidence based and intelligence led;(c) by 2024, to significantly reduce illicit flows of firearms, ammunition and explosives (FAE) into, within and beyond the Western Balkans; (d) by 2024, to significantly reduce the supply, demand and misuse of firearms through increased awareness, education, outreach and advocacy; (e) by 2024, to substantially decrease the estimated number of firearms in illicit possession in the Western Balkans; (f) to systematically decrease the surplus, and destroy seized small arms and light weapons and ammunition; (g) to significantly decrease the risk of proliferation and diversion of firearms, ammunition and explosives. 2. In addition to the goals referred to in paragraph 1, this Union action shall provide support for countering illicit arms trafficking in the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine. 3. In order to achieve the goals referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, the Union shall, by means of this Decision: (a) support the coordination and monitoring of the implementation of the Roadmap for a sustainable solution to the illegal possession, misuse and trafficking of SALW/firearms and their ammunition in the Western Balkans; (b) support authorities in the Western Balkans in fully harmonising their arms-control legislation with the Union regulatory framework and other related international obligations; and (c) provide support for countering illicit arms trafficking in the Western Balkans, in the Republic of Moldova and in Ukraine through capacity assessments and technical assistance to the law-enforcement and border-police authorities. 4. The project¿s geographic scope is the Western Balkans, with direct project beneficiaries being Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo *, Montenegro, Serbia and North Macedonia.
Department of State - Peacekeeping Operations: Africa Maritime Security Initiative (AMSI) Physical security
ARDF Grant to Citizens Democracy Watch Seychelles To conduct voter education, short-term election observer training, and to provide material and transportation support for elections observers.
Awareness on Reproductive Health Purchase of equipment and stationery to conduct information sessions on reproductive health
Environment, Science, Technology and Health (ESTH) Grant to Plant Conservation Action Group in Seychelles To assist with maintaining a rich biodiversity area threatened by invasive species and strengthen institutional arrangements for the continouous management of areas rich in endemic plants to promote ecosystem restoration.
School supplies for Special Needs Learning Center To procure supplies of educational materials and equipment for the Special Learning Centre
Recruitment of Youth into Nursing Program Youth outreach program to recruit new nurses by printing leaflets and buying air time to show documentary on national television
Furbishing of Therapy and Counselling Center Furbishing of therapy center in view of providing therapy to special needs students and their parents
MARKET ACCESS AND TRADE FACILITATION SUPPORT FOR NAMIBIA, THROUGH STRENGTHENING INSTITUTIONAL AND NATIONAL CAPACITIES RELATED TO STANDARDS, METROLOGY, TESTING AND QUALITY (SMTQ) - PREPARATORY ASSISTAN MARKET ACCESS AND TRADE FACILITATION SUPPORT FOR NAMIBIA, THROUGH STRENGTHENING INSTITUTIONAL AND NATIONAL CAPACITIES RELATED TO STA NDARDS, METROLOGY, TESTING AND QUALITY (SMTQ) - PREPARATORY ASSISTANCE
Promoting sustainable bush-processing value chains in Namibia Bush encroachment is a serious problem in Namibia, it hampers agricultural productivity and therewith threatens the livelihood of the local population. Currently, 26-30 million hectares of Namibian rangeland are affected by high densities of Acacia bush that grows at the expense of grass. Bush encroachment occurs in many arid regions and is attributed to factors such as the suppression of veld fires, the absence of browsers, overgrazing and poor management of livestock. Furthermore, the land degradation in the form of bush encroachment reduces the carrying capacity for livestock.
Youth Entrepreneurship Development in Namibia # Entrepreneurship curricula in secondary schools, vocational education and training in youth centers
PA - WBCG-UNIDO Cooperation Framework for the Development of the Walvis Bay Corridor The main project purpose is to contribute to the Government#s efforts in developing the Walvis Bay Corridor through the formation of national expertise and supporting conducive institutional and physical infrastructure and appropriate services to local productive and employment generation activities to grow and expand on an inclusive and sustainable basis.
Youth Entrepreneurship Development in Namibia: Entrepreneurship Curricula in Upper-secondary Schools The development objective of the project is to foster an entrepreneurial culture among young Namibians as a foundation for broad-based indigenous and productive development. The outcome of the project is to complete the introduction of a national-wide entrepreneurship education programme for secondary education, which would stimulate an enterprising attitude among students as well as help them to gain knowledge, skills and capabilities to underpin their future careers.
Child project of the Global clean hydrogen programme of Namibia The present Child Project of Namibia is part of the Global Clean Hydrogen Programme (GEF-8). This project aims to enhancing national institutional capacities, enabling policy frameworks, improving technological readiness at industrial level, and financial mechanisms for the successful uptake of clean hydrogen in Namibia, to ensure its net zero development with social considerations and benefits.
Trade capacity-building for exports in Namibia To strengthen Namibia#s quality Infrastructure in order to support Namibian exporters in maintaining current markets and in developing new ones for poverty reduction
Promoting technology innovation and entrepreneurship to mitigate climate change and combat land degradation in informal settlements and peri-urban areas This project aims to promote technology innovation and entrepreneurship to mitigate climate change and combat land degradation in informal settlements and peri-urban areas
Country Programme to Support Industrialization in Namibia (2016 - 2019) The Country Programme Framework (CPF) articulates UNIDO#s comprehensive support of sustainable industrialization in Namibia. The CPF is designed to enhance UNIDO#s assistance to the government to implement a road-map towards Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development (ISID) as stated in the 2013 Lima Declaration endorsed during the 15th session of UNIDO General Conference. In doing so, UNIDO is consistent with the national development priorities as outlined in the fourth National Development Plan (NDP 4), the Vision 2030 under which the Namibian government aims to transform its economy into an industrialized society, and the United Nations# Partnership Framework (UNPAF 2014-2018), thereby building on the achievements of past projects and programmes. As industrialization is a long-term endeavour involving various stakeholders, efforts will be made to strengthen synergies and minimize duplication by collaborating with development cooperation partners, state and non-state actors, including the private sector in the country. As a framework based on established national priorities, it will be a useful guide for UNIDO#s interventions in Namibia over the next years.
Preparation of Kigali HFC implementation Preparation of Kigali HFC implementation plan. In cooperation with UNEP. UNEP is lead implementing agency
Support to the monitoring of the discharge of Advanced Liquid Processing System (ALPS)-treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant Contract related to: Support to the monitoring of the discharge of Advanced Liquid Processing System (ALPS)-treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant - This action aims to enable the EU to address short and medium-term foreign policy needs and opportunities and to respond to a dynamic and fast-changing foreign policy environment that the EU has been and remains confronted with. Furthermore, it aims to contribute to effective monitoring of the discharge of ALPS-treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the sea.
Working together to fight antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in Asia The overall strategic objective is to contribute to partner countries preparedness  to tackle AMR as described in the 2017 EU action plan, engaging with major global players and strategic countries and contributing towards achieving the objectives of the Global Action Plan on AMR by sharing experiences, advocating best practices and stimulating actions outside the EU by working with targeted Asian partner countries.
EU Action in support of UNVIM (Yemen) COUNCIL DECISION (CFSP) 2023/2095 of 28 September 2023 amending Decision (CFSP) 2020/1465 on a European Union action in support of the United Nations Verification and Inspection Mechanism in Yemen (UNVIM)The EU¿s support to UNVIM shall have the overall objectives of contributing to the restoration of the unimpeded free flow of commercial items to Yemen through the provision of a transparent and effective clearance process for commercial shipments destined for Yemeni ports which are not under the control of the Government of Yemen, and of enhancing UNVIM¿s role in implementing the provisions of the Stockholm Agreement.The specific objectives of this project are:¿ to increase the flow of commercial cargo to Yemen by accelerating further the clearance process for commercial shipments and promoting the confidence of shipping companies as regards the accessibility of the ports of Hodeidah, Saleef and Ras Issa to commercial shipping,¿ to enhance UNVIM¿s ability to deploy in the ports of Hodeidah, Saleef and Ras Issa as set out in the Stockholm Agreement and the relevant UNSCRs.
PI individual measure in favour of Malaysia and Indonesia for 2020 Action Sustainable Palm Oil in Malaysia and Indonesia.-PI individual measure in favour of Malaysia and Indonesia for 2020
Individual measure for EU foreign policy needs on connectivity, public diplomacy, support to policy dialogues and engagement for 2021 The overall objective of this rapid response FPN individual measure is to enable the EU to address short / medium-term foreign policy needs and opportunities in the fields of connectivity, public diplomacy, support to policy dialogues and engagement.
Support to the EU¿s bilateral and multilateral engagement on deforestation and forest degradation This action will enable the EU to address short and medium-term foreign policy needs and opportunities by supporting innovative policies/initiatives and by deepening EU relations and dialogues, forging alliances and partnerships. In particular, this action will strengthen the EU¿s bilateral and multilateral engagement with Argentina, Colombia and five countries[1] in Southeast Asia on the external impacts of EU Green Deal policies and regulatory frameworks with a special focus on deforestation and forest degradation.[1] Indonesia, Malaysia, Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam
STRIVE GLOBAL GCERF: Addressing All Forms of Extremism and Sustainable Rehabilitation and Reintegration <p>The overall objective of this contract is to strengthen collaboration in the PVE Ecosystem to address all forms of extremism and facilitate sustainable Rehabilitation and Reintegration (R&R) efforts.</p>