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Activity under preparation Inclusive and Integrated Partnerships for Sustainable Agri-food Systems Transformation Contract related to: Inclusive and Integrated Partnerships for Sustainable Agri-food Systems Transformation - The Action will support the priorities of the European Consensus on Development and the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development; it contributes to the overall objective of the Global Challenges Prosperity pillar to `induce progress in human development and advance the Green Deal goal of promoting climate-neutral and sustainable economic development across the SDG framework.
Kakono Hydropower Plan <p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="color: black;">The proposed project is the construction of Kakono Hydropower Plant and associated transmission infrastructure (a 38.5 km long 220 kV power transmission line to the existing Kyaka substation) in Kagera region in northwest Tanzania. The project will add 87,8MW to Tanzania¿s national grid, generating 524 GWh per year, hence contributing to reduce GHG emissions by 213,810 tons per year.</span></p>
Extension addendum + top-up to the contract 404-703. To contribute to the development and the implementation of the peace and security structures of the G5 Sahel - namely, i) the G5 Sahel Permanent's Secretariat Defence and Security Bureau, ii) the G5 Sahel Defence college, iii) the Support Committee of the G5 Sahel Joint Force and iv) the Sahel Centre for Threat Analysis and Early Warning (CSAMAP) - to enable them to fulfil the roles and the responsibilities set out by the Sahelian authorities.
2018 AAP EDF - Intra-ACP TA Facility Improving the Business and Investment Climate through Structured Dialogue Support African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States (ACP) partner countries and regional institutions in their private sector structured dialogue process to create a more conductive business environment and investment climate.
Supporting the urban dimension of the development cooperation The project will develop methodology and good experiences to be shared on how to increase the financial capacities of municipalities from developing countries to deliver prosperous and sustainable urban development
Technical Assistance (TA) under the EFSD Guarantee 'Nasira Programme' - INTPA Component The main objective of the Action is to support the NASIRA Facility in increasing financial inclusion of the Target Group in the Sub-Saharan Africa.
TOWARDS HARMONISED REVENUE STATISTICS IN AFRICA <p>The action aims to provide a specific contribution to the Pan-African Statistics Programme (PAS-II). The Revenue Statistics in Africa initiative aims to: i) produce harmonised, comprehensive and timely data on tax and non-tax revenues; ii) strengthen the capacity of the African Statistical System (AfSS) to produce high-quality statistics; and iii) promote the use of revenue statistics to inform evidence-based analysis and policy-making) in the field of Revenue Statistics</p>
Regional initiative to support African Central Banks through capacity building The proposed action will aim to create a multilateral cooperation initiative, aimed at promoting financial stability and integration in Africa. Given the large number of final beneficiaries, a pilot project involving selected central banks will be carried out. Central banks of existing trade blocs and monetary unions and those of the most relevant regional players will be prioritised for the first iteration of this initiative. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the macroeconomic and financial stability of African countries by strengthening central bank capacities and addressing major challenges, such as governance issues, financial stability and resilience as well as strategic planning and international cooperation.&nbsp;The areas of focus will include current issues in central banking and banking supervision such as governance and strategic planning, financial stability, monetary policy implementation, reserve management, fintech, green and sustainable finance, cybersecurity, anti-money laundering/combating financing of terrorism, financial literacy and inclusion, and digitalisation. The following countries, regions or organisations would appear most suited for a pilot project: Angola, BCEAO,[1] BEAC,[2] Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, Morocco, Tanzania, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa and Tunisia; participants in some activities of the Action might be beyond the list of countries considered most suitable. This would allow for other countries to also benefit from the action via the training of their employees.   [1] &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;BCEAO is the central bank of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU), comprising eight member states (Benin, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Niger, Senegal and Togo).[2] &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;BEAC is a central bank that serves six central African countries (Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, and Republic of the Congo), which form part of the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC).&nbsp;
Intra Africa Mobility scheme I . This Scheme builds on and will replace the Africa section of the Intra-ACP mobility scheme and forms part of the the Multiannual Indicative Programme 2014-2017 for the Pan-African Programme. Its main objective is to promote sustainable development and poverty alleviation by increasing the availability of trained and qualified high-level professional manpower in Africa
Women Increasing Sustainable Energy access and use (WISE) To implement a replicable sustainable business model designed to facilitate entrepreneurship in the sustainable energy sector in Sierra Leone, Uganda and Kenya with a focus on solar based value chain opportunities. The action will enable women to form businesses by providing them with seed capital grants via a Women Enterprise Finance Facility supplemented by loans for working capital and complemented with technical and businesses skilling, market linkages and energy business incubators.
Engagement technique - Avenant no 1 tau contract FED/2017/387-086 ''Sustainable Wildlife Management'' - Ajout d'un résultat additionnel ''Une Seule Santé'' Contract related to: Engagement technique - Avenant no 1 tau contract FED/2017/387-086 ''Sustainable Wildlife Management'' - Ajout d'un résultat additionnel ''Une Seule Santé'' - Call for proposals NGOs
Projet r¿gional int¿grateur du r¿seau routier dans le bassin du lac Tchad - Construction du pont sur le Logone entre Yagoua (Cameroun) et Bongor (Tchad) Le programme consiste en : (i) La construction dun ouvrage de franchissement sur le Logone qui sert de frontière naturelle entre le Cameroun et le Tchad ; (ii) Laménagement dune route de raccordement sur environ 14,2 km de part et dautre pour relier les villes de Yagoua (Cameroun) et Bongor (Tchad) ; (iii) Les aménagements connexes portant sur la réhabilitation dinfrastructures socio-économiques en faveur des riverains et la promotion des activités entrepreneuriales des femmes et des jeunes, aménagement des bas-fonds, la construction de marchés, de salles de classes et de centre de santé en vue damplifier les impacts du projet; (iv) Un appui institutionnel au secteur des transports à travers la réalisation détudes techniques détaillées pour assurer la maturation des projets inscrits dans le programme indicatif de prêt des deux pays.
EGNOS in Africa  Support to the JPO Phase II <p>The overall objective is to improve flight safety in Africa. The specific objective is to improve flight safety at lesser cost in Africa through the adoption of a long-term strategy based on use of Satellite-Based Augmentation System Technology. The outputs of the action are: the JPO is operational and delivers coordinated support to African modules regarding the adoption of EGNOS in Africa; and studies for the development phase of EGNOS version III in Africa carried out and specific needs identified. </p>
Activity under preparation Satellite Navigation Support Programme for Africa (Phase IV) <p>The overall objective of this programme is to contribute to the development of satellite navigation systems in Africa, with aviation as the main sector. The specific objective is to facilitate the development and use of EGNOS-based SBAS and Galileo services in Africa.</p>
Migration Management TEIs - FWC coordination <p>Coordination Central Med and Western Africa and Atlantic TEIs. Coordination work involving the drafting of the concept notes, financial overviews, logframes and management of logistics, as well as other tasks whose scope will be identified during the TORs drafting phase.</p>
Activity under preparation Digital Health solutions for pandemic preparedness and health system strengthening in Sub Saharan Africa The action aims to strengthen primary health care through digitalisation and to allow SSA countries to onboard the Global Digital Health Certificate Network.
ECOCIRC : Initiative pour l'am¿lioration du bien-¿tre pour tous les citoyens et de la qualit¿ des eaux du bassin du lac Tanganyika par une meilleure gestion des d¿chets et l'application de pratiques ¿conomiques durables et inclusives, sur la base de Contract related to: ECOCIRC : Initiative pour l'am¿lioration du bien-¿tre pour tous les citoyens et de la qualit¿ des eaux du bassin du lac Tanganyika par une meilleure gestion des d¿chets et l'application de pratiques ¿conomiques durables et inclusives, sur la base de - TAKIWAMA - Gestion intégrée des eaux dans le bassin du lac Tanganyika et du lac Kivu
European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service (EGNOS) European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service (EGNOS) - European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service (EGNOS)
OACPS-EU Women Economic Empowerment Programme The overall objective (expected impact) of the Action is to increase the economic inclusion and empowerment of women in order to create more decent jobs in African economies. The specif-ic objective (outcome) is an increased number of African women entrepreneurs have en-hanced business capacities, have access to formal financial services, are integrated into local and regional value chains, and contribute to employment creation in their communities
Centre of Excellence for Biodiversity and Ecosystems management in Eastern and Southern Africa <p>The overall objective of the project is to ensure forest and biodiversity ecosystems in Eastern and Southern Africa are sustainably managed and continue providing ecosystem services and contribute to the well-being of the populations, by providing improved, regular and updated information for informed decision making.</p>
Expanding access to life-changing adolescent sexual and reproductive healthcare in Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Tanzania and Zambia The consortium will implement a multi-sectoral action to address the structural determinants of poor adolescent health. The general objective is to enhance adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights (ASRHR) in Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, and Zambia.
Trans-Saharan Backbone (TBS) Optical Fibre project Contract related to: Trans-Saharan Backbone (TBS) Optical Fibre project - 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.
Spotlight Initiative EDF -ACP Contract related to: Spotlight Initiative EDF -ACP - The European Union (EU) funded a new Multi Partner Trust Fund  the Spotlight Initiative  managed by the UN, to eliminate violence against women and girls (VAWG) and harmful practices (HP) worldwide.
European Support for Transitional Justice in Africa <p class="ql-align-justify">The purpose of this contract is to support the domestication and implementation of the African Union Transitional Justice Policy (AUTJP), whose development took place over eight years by means of extensive consultations with a wide number of policy and human rights professionals as well as representatives from academia, CSOs, youth and women groups. It was adopted by the African Union (AU) General Assembly in February 2019. The subsequently developed Roadmap for the implementation of the AUTJP was then adopted in May 2020. </p><p class="ql-align-justify">This contract will support the operationalisation of key elements of the AUTJP and its Roadmap, adequately addressing gender-based violence and providing technical assistance to key AU organs, Regional Economic Communities (RECs) and some AU Member States to design and operate tailored gender sensitive TJ mechanisms in specific post-conflict contexts. It shall also support research and knowledge production and management efforts related to TJ in Africa and contribute to the popularisation of the AUTJP and its monitoring by involving civil society actors.</p>
Covenant of mayors in Sub-Saharan Africa. Phase III To increase capacities of cities to provide access to energy related services to urban/semi-urban populations.Special attention to energy efficiency as a driver for local and climate resilient development. Focus: urban design, mobility, energy.
Strengthening food control and phytosanitary capacities and governance <p>This project will achieve the following results:Improved common understanding of the internationally recognized methodology for assessing the national food control system across countries and improvement of the FAO/WHO food control system assessment tool through maintenance and upgrade. Comprehensive assessments of 9 national food control systems through the use of FAO/WHO National Food Control System Assessment Tool.Comprehensive assessment of the Phytosanitary systems in 9 target countries.</p>
Investing in Livelihood Resilience and Soil Health in ACP countries (ILSA) Contract related to: Investing in Livelihood Resilience and Soil Health in ACP countries (ILSA) - Fonds de reserve du FED
ROM Lot 2 -Results Oriented Monitoring for Sub-Saharan Africa Contract related to: ROM Lot 2 -Results Oriented Monitoring for Sub-Saharan Africa - Administrative Activity to manager Administrative budget of DEVCO-EDF
READINESS ASSESSMENT TOWARDS THE AFRICAN CUSTOMS UNION/COMMON MARKET Contract related to: READINESS ASSESSMENT TOWARDS THE AFRICAN CUSTOMS UNION/COMMON MARKET - 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.
Outstanding payment and late interest to pay for CTR 300054379 <p>Outstanding payment with ATA Credits 2024</p>-Outstanding payment and late interest to pay for CTR 300054379
Activity under preparation Establishment of an ACP Trust Fund for private sector operations under EFSD+ The Council Decision (EU) 2020/2233 on the use of the Africa, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Investment Facility (IF) reflows, adopted unanimously on 23 December 2020, approved the transfer of the IF reflows as contributions to NDICI Global Europe and will be governed under EFSD+. The Council Decision also mentions: &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;i) &nbsp;&nbsp;the earmarking of the ACP IF reflows for ACP countries, &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;ii) &nbsp;the EIB¿s role as the implementing entity without business interruption in the ACP countries,&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;iii) their nature as external assigned revenues and therefore a top up of current MFF resources.&nbsp;The ACP Trust Fund is to be managed by the EIB under the EFSD+ governance and will focus on high risk, impact finance operations and investments, including equity, quasi-equity, subordinated debt, risk-sharing, local currency lending and lending with particular focus to Least Developed Countries (LDC) and countries in fragile situations. The objectives are in the line with the SDGs and NDICI-Global Europe regulation in general and contribute to overarching EU policy objectives, e.g. Green Deal, Global Gateway, gender equality, jobs and inclusive growth. &nbsp;The ACP Trust Fund will follow a policy-first approach aligned with the NDICI-Global Europe programming documents. It will promote sustainable private sector driven and inclusive green economic growth and development, especially in Least Developed Countries and Fragile States. In addition it will also incentivise and support clients/ promoters to design and implement projects that aim to achieve positive social and environmental impacts such as, but not limited to, environmental sustainability, climate change mitigation and adaptation, gender equality, social inclusion, social cohesion and economic resilience.&nbsp;The ACP Trust Fund operations will seek maximum additionality and complementarity by offering in particular those financing tools as the former Impact Financing Envelope under the ACP IF.&nbsp;
Expenditure verification of contract FED 2018/ 397-750 "Secure cross border social economic and commercial activities in the Great Lakes region' implemented by IOM Contract related to: Expenditure verification of contract FED 2018/ 397-750 "Secure cross border social economic and commercial activities in the Great Lakes region' implemented by IOM - INTPA/R/03 - Audit and Control
Technical Assistance related to the EFSD+ Guarantee named Support in digitalization process for Sub-Saharan countries with BGK <p class="ql-align-justify">The purpose of this Agreement is to provide a financial contribution to finance the implementation of the action ¿Technical Assistance).</p>
EU contribution to debt relief for the poorest and most vulnerable ACP countries hit by the COVID-19 through the CCRT of the IMF The action will consist of a 183 MEUR contribution, drawn from the EDF reserves, to the IMF Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust (CCRT) to provide grants to cover the debt payments of all eligible ACP countries. These additional resources in the CCRT will be used to cover IMF debt payments coming due. Consequently, liquidity and available budgetary resources will increase in the targeted countries, allowing them to meet exceptional balance of payments needs created by the disaster rather tha
Beyond pipes and toilets: Promoting the human rights to water and sanitation <p class="ql-align-justify">Improve the progressive realization of the human rights to safe drinking water and sanitation for all.</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><strong>Specific Objective 1 ¿</strong> Increased global, regional, and national advocacy to elevate political prioritization of the human rights to water and sanitation as a universal priority integral to achieving the SDGs ¿ SWA leads.</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><strong>Specific Objective 2 ¿ </strong>Improved multi-sectoral and multi-stakeholder spaces platforms with an active participation of, inter alia, civil society and private sector, research institutions, UN agencies and donors to accelerate the coordinated delivery of and accountability for high-impact water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) activities ¿ SWA leads.</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><strong>Specific Objective 3</strong> <strong>¿</strong> Improved water and sanitation's centrality in climate action, policy and financing ¿ UNICEF leads.</p><p><strong>Specific Objective 4 ¿ </strong>Improved inequalities and rights-based monitoring systems and use of data for better understanding of water and sanitation systems and dynamics at play ¿ UNICEF leads.</p>
Support to the integrated management of water resources of Lake Kivu and the Ruzizi River To provide a support to the Improvement of water management of Lake Kivu and the Ruzizi River, (Composante 2 Résultat 6 du PAGIRN)
Appui de l'Union Europ¿enne ¿ la Force Conjointe du G5 Sahel <p>In order to address the increasingly deteriorating security situation in the Sahel region, notably in Central Mali and in the northern areas of Burkina Faso, Heads of States of the G5 Sahel countries decided on 7 February 2017 to establish a G5 Sahel Joint Force. The Concept of Operations (CONOPS) of the Joint Force was validated by the G5 Sahel Chiefs of Staff in Bamako on 8 March 2017 and endorsed by the African Union Peace and Security Council (AU PSC) on 3 April 2017. The CONOPS mandates the force to '' (i) combat terrorism, drug trafficking and human trafficking in order to create a secure environment by eradicating the actions of terrorist armed groups and other organized criminal groups; (ii) contribute to the restoration of state authority and the return of displaced persons and refugees; (iii) facilitate humanitarian operations and the delivery of aid to the affected populations and (iv) contribute to the implementation of development actions in the space of the G5 Sahel'' . The G5 Sahel Joint Force will be composed of 5000 units, including 91 gendarmes and policemen. Its area of operations covers a border strip of 50 km on each side of the five countries' borders, in three zones of the G5 Sahel (West, Centre and East). The first cross-border operations are expected to start in autumn 2017 in the central zone, which is understood to be a priority for the G5 Sahel countries. While the force is partially deployed in the sense that the national contingents composing it are already engaged in the area of operation, it lacks the necessary command and communication structure, tactical transport equipment, protective infrastructures and logistics to sedentarize the already mobilized battalions and make the cross-border operations permanent within the framework of the joint force. This action will contribute to restore a safe and secure environment in the areas affected by armed terrorist groups and organized criminal groups by addressing the priority needs of the joint force, therefore enabling its deployment and operationalization. By providing key infrastructures, transport and communication assets as well as logistic and protection capacities to the G5 Sahel Joint force, the action will put the joint force central command in a position to coordinate operations among operational battalions in their respective area of operation. This should in turn prevent armed terrorist groups and criminal organizations from taking advantage of their ability to uncontrolledly move across borders when fighting uncoordinated trans-border operations by any of the Troop Contributing Countries (TCCs).</p>
Teacher Regional Programme for Africa This Action aims at supporting continental, regional and national education stakeholders in the process of taking stock of what we know on effective teacher policies and practices, and in scanning the horizon for new initiatives that promote innovation, equity as well as digital and green transformation in teaching. This Action also aims at developing evidence based models and resources that can best support teachers¿ learning and performance in changing environments. Building on national education and teacher reforms, the Action will promote regional integration and dialogue, and it will offer opportunities for cross-country collaboration, partnerships and peer learning amongst teaching stakeholders within the region and with Europe. &nbsp;It will also help to identify or scale up innovative and effective solutions, promoting the use of digital technologies, to the following specific problems facing the teacher workforce in Africa: i) making teaching an attractive career; ii) improving teachers¿ status and working conditions; iii) strengthening policies, teacher recruitment, deployment and retention; (iv) increasing gender balance in the teaching profession; (v) ensuring teachers¿ qualifications and professional development needs, notably green and digital competences; as well as Education for Sustainable Development, and (vi) developing teacher support mechanisms at system and at school levels. A specific focus is also given to the situation of teachers in conflict and emergency contexts, and how to better support them.
ATA credits FPA assessment mechanism Contract related to: ATA credits FPA assessment mechanism - INTPA/G/02 - Local Authorities, Civil Society Organisations and Foundations