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African Governance Architecture Support Project (AGA-SP) This project aims to build the capacity of the members of AGA and to support their coordination
Reinforcing the Role of ACHPR to Enhance the African Human Rights System Contract related to: Reinforcing the Role of ACHPR to Enhance the African Human Rights System - This project aims to build the capacity of the members of AGA and to support their coordination
Activity under preparation EU - African Union Partnership Performance Acceleration Programme EU - African Union Partnership Performance Acceleration Programme - EU - African Union Partnership Performance Acceleration Programme
Improving Economic Governance in Sub-Saharan Africa The Action will promote economic governance in Sub-Saharan Africa by leveraging the expertise of IMF's network of five Regional Capacity Development Centres (RCDCs) and the Africa Training Institute (ATI) based in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), which provide hands-on capacity development (CD) support to IMF member countries in the region to modernize institutions and train officials. Jointly financed by the IMF, development partners and beneficiary countries, the RCDCs and ATI are demand-oriented and work closely with their respective member countries to respond nimbly to CD needs. Their sustained CD support to finance ministries, central banks, revenue authorities, and statistical agencies contribute to modernization of these government agencies. They also support their member countries¿ regional integration agenda and maintain a good collaboration with regional economic communities. The centers promote the integration of technical assistance and training to cater for the different capacities of the beneficiaries, tailor trainings to specific needs, provide hands on support based on demand and lastly, to improve outreach and donor recognition. The Action leverages the IMF¿s expertise and its `trusted advisor¿ status to SSA countries¿ and will support reforms in domestic revenue mobilization and public financial management (PFM), financial sector stability and monetary policy operations, economic analysis and forecasting, relevant legal frameworks, reporting of financial and macroeconomic statistics, etc. The action will enable continued support for SSA countries in managing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and achieving a strong and sustainable recovery, furthermore it will enable countries to complete the reforms initiated before the pandemic, including efforts toward regional integration. The Action will assist SSA countries to tackle climate related challenges through economic policies. The RCDCs are also stepping up support on&nbsp;digitalization and big data, gender imbalances and increasing support to fragile states. The Action will target almost all the countries of Sub-Saharan Africa (i.e. 47 countries are covered by RCDCs and ATI).
S¿minaire R¿gional pour les sections Finance et Contrats pour les d¿l¿gations francophones. Service IT et location mat¿riel aupr¿s de l'Hotel Pullman Dakar du 14 au 17 mars 2023 Contract related to: S¿minaire R¿gional pour les sections Finance et Contrats pour les d¿l¿gations francophones. Service IT et location mat¿riel aupr¿s de l'Hotel Pullman Dakar du 14 au 17 mars 2023 - INTPA/A/06 - Finance and Contracts
PROPARCO - Technical Assistance for the implementation of multiple budgetary guarantees with PROPARCO (MSME Platform Plus, Choose Africa Ventures Programme and Liquidity Accelerator Fund (LAF) <p class="ql-align-justify">The purpose of this Agreement is to provide a financial contribution to finance the implementation of the action ¿<strong>Technical Assistance for the implementation of multiple budgetary guarantees with</strong> <strong>PROPARCO</strong>" as described in Annex I (the ¿Action¿). The Agreement encompasses the following TA Components, each corresponding to a specific guarantee:</p><ol><li data-list="bullet" class="ql-align-justify"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>TA Component A (Annex IA): ¿MSME Platform Plus¿</li><li data-list="bullet" class="ql-align-justify"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>TA Component B (Annex IB): ¿Choose Africa Ventures Programme¿</li><li data-list="bullet" class="ql-align-justify"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>TA Component D (Annex IC): ¿Liquidity Accelerator Fund (LAF)¿</li></ol><p class="ql-align-justify"><br></p>
Communicating with impact: training for EU Delegations <p>Training for EU Delegation communication practitioners in order to ensure they have the skills and expertise required to successfully contract and manage large communication contracts.</p>
Appui au Reseau SEGA One Health project Lobjectif global du projet est de renforcer et de pérenniser les capacités de la COI et des EM dans la gestion des risques épidémiques et zoonotiques. Le projet a deux objectifs spécifiques:  Objectif spécifique 1 : Améliorer la surveillance de la santé publique et l'alerte et la riposte dans les États membres de la COI et au niveau régional. Objectif spécifique 2 : Renforcer la préparation stratégique et les mécanismes de plans de réponse en cas de pandémie comme la covid-19.
ACP-EU Development Minerals Programme: Phase III Contract related to: ACP-EU Development Minerals Programme: Phase III - The overall objective of this action is to contribute to poverty reduction in ACP countries by promoting inclusive and sustainable growth.
Data and Research on migration and forced displacement in Sub-Saharan Africa The proposed action intends to support data collection, research and analysis on migration and forced displacement in Sub-Saharan Africa. The detailed list of countries and Regional Economics Communities (RECs) to be involved in the action will be decided at inception stage. The information collected and related knowledge management products developed would help address gaps in knowledge and inform the elaboration of evidence-based migration and forced displacement policies and programming. The action thus corresponds to the expected result 1.2 of the specific objective 1 and the expected result 2.3 of the specific objective 2 of Priority Area ¿Migration, Mobility and Forced Displacement¿ of the Regional MIP for Sub-Saharan Africa.The action contributes also to the 2030 Agenda, in particular SDG 10 to reduce inequality within and among countries and target 10.7 (Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people). The action will capitalise on existing data and research dedicated facilities such as the Research and Evidence Facility (REF) in the Horn of Africa, the Technical Research Facility for West Africa, and the Monitoring and Learning System (MLS) of the EU Emergency Trust Fund for Africa (EUTF), including their networks and collaboration with researchers from across the Sub-Saharan region. The action will be structured along two thematic components: 1.Data: Statistics will be produced, analysed and used to support evidence-based knowledge on mixed migration in Sub-Saharan Africa with gender sensitive approach, while strengthening the institutional capacity of African partners2.Research: Cutting-edge research on migration and forced displacement in Sub-Saharan Africa will be produced and disseminated to fill critical knowledge gapsThe action will contribute to the realisation of the EU Gender Action Plan 2021-2025 (GAP III), in particular to its thematic area of engagement ¿Women, Peace and Security¿ and ¿Addressing the challenges and harnessing the opportunities offered by the green transition and the digital transformation, digitalisation, climate change and environment¿.
Technical Assistance to Africa CDC Accreditation and Application to the Pandemic Fund Contract related to: Technical Assistance to Africa CDC Accreditation and Application to the Pandemic Fund - The action will support the Regional MIP implementation through technical assistance, capacity building for African Regional Organizations, support the OACPS-EU Partnership Agreement¿s Institutional Framework and Strategic Communication and Public Diplomacy.
Harmonizing the classification of goods based on WCO standards to enhance African trade <p>This action is part of the External Investment Plan and aims to assist African national customs administrations, regional economic communities and relevant stakeholders, including the African Union Commission, in the coordinated implementation and uniform application of the Harmonized System of the World Customs Organization (WCO). Key aims are, among others, to contribute to the establishment of the African Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA) as envisaged by the African Union (AU), to increase intra-African trade and trade between Africa and the European Union, to facilitate the implementation of Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs), Association Agreements (AAs) and Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreements (DCFTAs), and develop trade with the rest of the world, thus contributing more generally to the implementation of the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement. This should be achieved by supporting Customs reform and modernization and implementation of international standards and best practices developed by the WCO, particularly the Harmonized System (HS) for the classification of traded goods, as well as related provisions of the WTO Agreement on Trade Facilitation (TFA) and the Revised Kyoto Convention (RKC) of the WCO. </p>
AU-EU Skills for Youth Employability- SIFA Financial Facility Innovation Window <p>The Action is part of the AU-EU Skills for Youth Employability Programme and the AUC and AUDA-NEPAD ¿ the Skills Initiative for Africa (SIFA). The action aims at improving occupational prospects of young Africans through the support of job-oriented skills programme. The action will provide financing to innovative VET projects that will be selected through call for proposals under the Financing Facility of SIFA to be launched by AUDA-NEPAD and KfW.</p>
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE AFRICAN TRADE OBSERVATORY WITHIN THE AUC <p>the ATO will serve as the main repository of data and information on trade and will perform the following functions: (1) collect qualitative and quantitative trade and trade-related data and information from AU Member States and other sources; (2) analyse trade and trade-related data and information; (3) establish a database for African trade that is used to publish and disseminate information on intra-African trade; (4) monitor and evaluate the implementation process and achievements of the AfT</p>
Expenditure verification of contract 2018  400-779 -Regional Evidence for Migration Analysis and Policy (REMAP) ¿ Asia and the Middle East-implemented by IOM Contract related to: Expenditure verification of contract 2018  400-779 -Regional Evidence for Migration Analysis and Policy (REMAP) ¿ Asia and the Middle East-implemented by IOM - INTPA/R/03 - Audit and Control
Support to the Covenant of Mayors in Sub-Saharan Africa (CoM SSA) Phase III (AECID) Objective of the Programme is to increase access to sustainable energy for urban populations and to implement local action to combat climate change and its impacts.
Strenghtening continental interconnectivity through blending The main purpose is to contribute to poverty reduction by promoting investments, job creation and income generation through MSMEs and microfinance institutions support and key infrastructures.
APSA IV-2-Contract related to: APSA IV-2 - 2017 - 2018 Action Programme of the African Peace Facility Contract related to: APSA IV-2 - 2017 - 2018 Action Programme of the African Peace Facility
Technical Commitment as Addendum to contract FED/2019/413-265 Contract related to: Technical Commitment as Addendum to contract FED/2019/413-265 - The overall objective of this action is to contribute to poverty reduction in ACP countries by promoting inclusive and sustainable growth.
Mission de r¿¿valuation de l'¿ligibilit¿ des d¿penses consid¿r¿es in¿ligibles au terme de l'audit financier des 4 DPs no 1-2-3-4 du PAPS II No FED/2011/270-425 ; FED/2012/297-285 ; FED/2013/330-251 ; FED/2015/359-795 <p>Dans le cadre du Programme de Coopération Technique pour l'Afrique Centrale (CEEAC et CEMAC) sous la décision de la FCT 6 n°FED/2020/40372, l'Union européenne est représentée par la Commission européenne au nom et pour le compte de la CEEAC.</p>
Strengthen 2: employment impact assessment to maximise job creation in Africa The limited creation of decent jobs paired to high population growth is putting stress on the labour market in many African countries. Investment programmes have as underlying objective the creation of employment.  Strengthen 2 will contribute by providing the necessary analysis on the employment outcome of envisaged investment to maximise its job potential while building capacity of stakeholders and working on harmonization of approaches among international financial institutions.
DEG - Technical Assistance for the implementation of multiple budgetary guarantees with DEG (Carbon Sinks, EDFI Transforming Global Value Chain Guarantee Programme, EDFI JEFFREI, EDFI Liquidity Platform for Impact LPI) <ol><li data-list="bullet" class="ql-align-justify"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>Technical Assistance for the implementation of multiple budgetary guarantees with DEG (EDFI Carbon Sinks, EDFI Transforming Global Value Chain Guarantee Programme, EDFI JEFFREI, EDFI Liquidity Platform for Impact LPI)</li></ol><p>This contract is the ¿shell¿ contribution agreement for the Technical Assistance (TA) for the implementation of multiple budgetary guarantees with the Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH (DEG). Its main objective is to secure the funds allocated to TA activities for the following Proposed Investment Programmes (PIPs) as approved by the EFSD+ Operational Board on:</p><p>¿&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;EDFI Carbon Sinks</p><p>¿&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;EDFI Transforming Global Value Chain Guarantee Programme</p><p>¿&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;EDFI JEFFREI</p><p>¿&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;EDFI Liquidity Platform for Impact LPI</p><p>Negotiations of EDFI Carbon Sinks is at legal drafting level stage, with the view of launching the ISC before the end of 2023. EDFI Transformational Global Value Chain Programme, EDFI JEFFREI and EDFI Liquidity Platform for Impact LPI¿s negotiations still have to begin, as the PIPs were not included in the first batch of EFSD+ investment programmes. </p><p class="ql-align-justify">Annex I and Annex III of the ¿shell¿ contribution agreement must be amended after the signature of the EFSD+ guarantee agreements related to each PIP.</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><br></p>
Study on the prioritisation of strategic corridors in Africa Contract related to: Study on the prioritisation of strategic corridors in Africa - Administrative Activity to manager Administrative budget of DEVCO
Expenditure Verification for contract ENV/2020/420-241 - RHINO FUND - UGANDA <p>EV for ENV/2020/420-241 - Enabling long-term survival and sustainability of Uganda¿s rhino reintroduction programme -  RHINO FUND - UGANDA</p>
Contribution to the Trust Fund ''Cooperation in International Waters in Africa (CIWA)'' The Cooperation in International Waters in Africa program supports riparian governments to unlock the potential for sustainable and climate resilient growth by addressing constraints to cooperative management and development of international waters.
Young African Leaders Programme (YALP II) Building on the implementation of the EU-funded programme ¿Young African Leaders Programme¿ implemented by the European University Institute (EUI) in Florence and its School of Transnational Governance (STG) from January 2021 to February 2022, the new ¿Young Africa Leaders Programme¿ provides a unique opportunity for 60 young policy experts from Africa (all regions) to further develop their policy work and professional skills amidst international experts.More precisely, for two consecutive years, in 2022 and 2023, the Programme targets 30 (per year) mid-career, high potential policy-makers, diplomats, and professionals from Africa. Potential beneficiaries are working in national and local authorities, regional, continental, international organisations and development partners, civil society organisations, academia, media and the private sector, in Africa. More precisely, the Programme is open to young female and male professionals, mid-career and executives alike, who are nationals of African countries, residing in Africa and are under the age of 35.In the new programme, the EUI/STG will aim to reach at least 50% of female participants. In the pilot project, 11 out of 17 fellows (or 59%) were female. To keep this target, the EUI will distribute the call for applications among The African Women Leaders Network (AWLN). The AWLN is a women¿s led movement, launched in 2017 with the support of the African Union Commission and the United Nations, he African Women's Development and Communications Network, Association&nbsp;of&nbsp;African Women&nbsp;for Research and Development, and African Women's Association. Furthermore, gender focal points at the EUI Delegations could of support in encouraging the application of women; same for the female representatives (Monica Jouma, Emanuela Del Re) the African Leadership Programme in the Wise Persons Group who have confirmed availability. In addition, applicants with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply. Mechanisms to support successful applicants with a disability will be put in place, including for example arrangements for accessibility and suitable learning materials. &nbsp;&nbsp;In the dynamic academic environment of the EUI, selected participants will travel to Florence for a three-month residential fellowship. Here they will take part in workshops, training and skills development sessions, and conferences. The series of sessions will address Africa¿s specific challenges through topics such as governance, peace and security, democracy, terrorism, gender, trade, digital politics and access, economics and social sciences, sustainability, city and urban governance, climate, migration and humanitarian disasters such as pandemics. In-class training will be complemented by study visits to relevant universities in Europe, European Institutions and International Organisations, e.g. the UN and any other institutions relevant to the fellows¿ interests and expertise such as the AU. Interaction with other fellows, policy-makers and the academic community at the EUI will make this a truly valuable learning and growth experience.
Africa-Europe Week of partnerships for stakeholders Contract related to: Africa-Europe Week of partnerships for stakeholders - INTPA/A/01 - Strategic Partnerships with Africa and with the ACP
EURIZ-<p>The project will seek to support financially underserved MSMEs by issuing different type of guarantees (portfolio, individual and counter guarantees) to Partner Financial Institutions and Local Guarantee Funds (LGFs). The project has also an Autonomous Technical Assistance Component for capacity building to be provided to the PFIs and LGFs to ensure the development of know-how in the market, and to MSMEs to enhance their capabilities in building consistent financial statements.</p> <p>The project will seek to support financially underserved MSMEs by issuing different type of guarantees (portfolio, individual and counter guarantees) to Partner Financial Institutions and Local Guarantee Funds (LGFs). The project has also an Autonomous Technical Assistance Component for capacity building to be provided to the PFIs and LGFs to ensure the development of know-how in the market, and to MSMEs to enhance their capabilities in building consistent financial statements.</p>
COFIDES -Technical Assistance for the implementation of multiple EFSD+ budgetary guarantees with COFIDES <p>The purpose of this Agreement is to provide a financial contribution to finance the implementation of the action ¿¿Technical Assistance for the implementation of multiple EFSD+ budgetary guarantees with COFIDES". The Action is structured into the following distinct components, referred to as ¿TA Components¿, with each component being individually referred to as a ¿TA Component¿, each corresponding to a specific guarantee:</p><p>TA Component A - Global Social Impact Fund "GSIF"</p><p>TA Component B - 3-BL Inclusive Finance "TIF" &nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p class="ql-align-justify">TA Component C - Sustainable off-grid lighting ¿SOL¿</p>
Strengthening the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region's (ICGLR) Capacities for Conflict Prevention, Management, Resolution and Peace Building <p>The Action is the second phase of a project coming to an end in 2022. Its Overall Objective is to contribute to the consolidation of peace, security and mineral resources governance in the Great Lakes Region (GLR). </p>
Budget for PC17223 (300039905) Expenditure verification of contract FED 2017 392-802 ''Support to IMF Regional Technical Assistance Centre - AFRITAC South - Phase II implemented by IMF Contract related to: Budget for PC17223 (300039905) Expenditure verification of contract FED 2017 392-802 ''Support to IMF Regional Technical Assistance Centre - AFRITAC South - Phase II implemented by IMF - INTPA/R/03 - Audit and Control
GAR SI Phase 3 - Approche multi-pays GAR-SI - Contract related to: GAR SI Phase 3 - Approche multi-pays GAR-SI - - The action will support the Regional MIP implementation through technical assistance, capacity building for African Regional Organizations, support the OACPS-EU Partnership Agreement¿s Institutional Framework and Strategic Communication and Public Diplomacy.
Activity under preparation Strengthening African-European museum partnerships The Action aims to enhance the exchange of knowledge, ideas and good practices between African and European museums and to provide a platform for mutual understanding, professional cooperation and joint learning on current challenges facing museums, such as preserving and exhibiting collections, encouraging contemporary creation, ensuring accessibility, fostering inclusivity, embracing diversity and upholding sustainability. It will provide opportunities to link tangible and intangible heritage more closely in order to shape new museum concepts in Africa and in Europe. By doing so, it will strengthen the role of the EU as reliable partner in the protection and promotion of cultural heritage and cultural diversity for the benefit of citizens on both continents. The action will foster a sense of interconnected cultural identity, entangled heritage, shared values and ethics both among culture practitioners and a wider public and contribute to new Africa-EU narratives, thereby positively transforming fundamental aspects of EU-Africa relations. Furthermore, in their role as public spaces of promotion of cultural heritage as well as cultural centres for the general public, museums act as drivers of socio-economic development through, among others, urban/regional development and tourism. The action will thus be a stepping stone for scaling up the potential of value chains in the cultural and creative industries.The Overall Objective of this action is to strengthen cultural and socio-economic relations between Africa and Europe.The Specific Objectives of this action are to: 1.Enhance cooperation and exchange among Africa and Europe to protect and promote cultural heritage and arts.2.Increase intercultural dialogue, awareness and mutual understanding among museum actors and audiences in Africa and Europe.The Outputs to be delivered by this action contributing to the corresponding Specific Objectives are: 1.1 &nbsp;contributing to Outcome 1 (or Specific Objective 1): Cooperation and exchange on protection, promotion and socio-economic potential of cultural heritage and arts among African and European actors is strengthened.1.2&nbsp;&nbsp;contributing to Outcome 1 (or Specific Objective 1): Sustainable partnerships among diverse stakeholders are in place to leverage the impact of the action.2.1 contributing to Outcome 2 (or Specific Objective 2): Access to and valorisation of African and European heritage and arts to a broader, diverse audience, in particular young persons, is enhanced.