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IMBC IPA T¿rkiye AAP 2022 Contract Window 1 and 2 Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: IMBC IPA T¿rkiye AAP 2022 Contract Window 1 and 2 - The Results Oriented Monitoring (ROM) will continue to play a major role to ensure monitoring and reporting of the management of EU funds during the IPA III period. Monitoring can be key in guaranteeing the efficient use of the funds provided, however the needed capacity in relevant Turkish institutions has not yet been fully attained, particularly in terms of ROM systems. It is then deemed crucial to enhance and fully equip relevant institutions in their ROM capacities. To this end, the action was devised to support the development of the ROM tool and develop capacities to ultimately ensure efficient and effective use of IPA assistance in Turkey by strengthening design, monitoring and evaluation systems. The action has the following specific objectives: i) to improve the design and implementation of IPA assistance in Turkey; ii) to improve the visibility and public perception of IPA assistance by promoting results and achievements of IPA projects.This action directly contributes to achieving the specific objective of IPA III support for the 4th thematic priority (TP) of Window 2 defined under the IPA III Programming Framework since it aims at better monitoring, analysis and reporting of results obtained from the EU funded interventions in Turkey, thus revealing the developments regarding the EU accession process, as well as the benefits and implications of the process for Turkish citizens.Regarding the link with SDG 17, the action contributes to achieving its two targets (no. 19 and 9) by building on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development and support statistical capacity-building (target 17.19) and by enhancing international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building to support national plans to implement all the sustainable development goals (target 17.9). Furthermore, the action is also supportive of SDG 8 since it promotes development-oriented policies that support productive activities (target 8.3).
Participation of Turkey in the ENPI Black Sea Basin programme CBC component for 2010 Programme on financing the participation of Turkey in the ENPI Black Sea Basin programme under the IPA Crossborder Cooperation component, for the year 2010
National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Financial control Reference : IPA/2009/021-668-NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR TURKEY 2009-National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Financial control
National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Public Ethics Reference : IPA/2009/021-668-NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR TURKEY 2009-National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Public Ethics
Winds of Change: Empowering Stakeholders through Green Energy <p>The call for proposal aims to support the improvement of the capacities of civil society organisations towards the achievement of the ambitious targets of the European Green Deal.</p>
EU Support to Participation in Union Programmes and Agencies In the framework of the Pre-Accession Strategy, Turkey participates in 8 Union Programmes and 2 Agencies. These are Erasmus+, European Solidarity Corps (ESC), Horizon 2020, COSME, Customs, Fiscalis, Employment and Social Innovation (EaSI), Civil Protection Mechanism, European Environment Agency and European Monitoring Centre For Drug and Drug Addiction. Turkey may decide to participate in additional programmes.The objective of the action is to ensure Turkey's participation in Union programmes and agencies, by co-financing the costs of the entry-tickets/participation. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Expected results of this action are: Enhanced participation of Turkey in Union programmes and agencies, including increased exchanges/cooperation with EU Member States; Strengthened ownership and responsibility of Turkey (including in financial terms) for participation in Union programmes and agencies; Strengthened Turkey-EU citizens¿ involvement in the European integration project in complementarity with institutional and political cooperation.
Home Affairs Sectors covered: Democracy & governance, Rule of law and fundamental rights-Home Affairs
Assistance to the European Union Delegation to T¿rkiye on Archiving and Programme Closure Activities Contract related to: Assistance to the European Union Delegation to T¿rkiye on Archiving and Programme Closure Activities - Administrative Activity for Delegation Turkey
Second Special Measure on the contribution to the European Union Regional Trust Fund in response to the Syrian crisis Commission decision adopting the special measure on the contribution to the EU Regional Trust Fund in response to the Syrian crisis, to be financed from the general budget of the EU (Facility for Refugees in Turkey)
Monitoring human rights situation and advocating for compliance with international human rights framework Contract related to: Monitoring human rights situation and advocating for compliance with international human rights framework - Civil Society Facility and Media Programme for the years 2016-2017 - allocation 2017
Recruitment of future Blood Donors National programme for Turkey under the IPA - Transition Assistance and Institution Building Component for the year 2010.To support the EU pre-accession strategy for Turkey under 4 priority axes: Copenhagen political criteria, acquis communautaire, EU-Turkey Civil Society Dialogue and supporting activities.Recruitment of future Blood Donors
2012 National Programme for Turkey under the Instrument for Preaccession Assistance - Transition Assistance and Institution Building Component - Part 1A Exluding TR2012/0315.10 Energy Sector Programme Phase I-2012 National Programme for Turkey under the Instrument for Preaccession Assistance - Transition Assistance and Institution Building Component - Part 1A
Fulfillment of Human Rights Obligations and Gender Equality Commitments in T¿rkiye Contract related to: Fulfillment of Human Rights Obligations and Gender Equality Commitments in T¿rkiye - Special measure 2021 Country allocations to support national (local) CSOs, democracy activists and HRDs working on critical human rights and democracy issues in partner countries. It will be managed by EUDs (INTPA/NEAR) and cover 116 countries. The Covid-19&nbsp;pandemic is having significant negative repercussions on human rights, democracy and the rule of law in many parts of the world &nbsp;and on the space for civil society organisations active in the promotion of human rights and democracy. An urgent reaction is required in the third quarter of 2021 to limit the harm done and contain further entrenchment and worsening of the situation. &nbsp;The overall objective of the action is the worldwide promotion and protection of: (i) human rights and fundamental freedoms; (ii) democracy; and (iii) the rule of law. The action will achieve this so by supporting and strengthening civil society organisations (CSOs), democracy activists and human-rights defenders working on critical human rights and democracy in non-EU countries. It may also cover, where relevant, the promotion of international humanitarian law. The action will mainly be implemented through competitive processes.This action will mainly be implemented by EU delegations in-country so as to: (i) better respond to the country-specific contexts; (ii) take into account the local challenges of the current COVID-19 crisis; (iii) be as close as possible to the needs of the rights holders; and (iv) promote a sense of `ownership¿ of the action among local actors. The grants will aim at implementing the priorities listed in annex III Annex of the Regulation (EU) 2021/947 in line with Human Rights and Democracy country strategies. Implementing these priorities will also contribute to the EU action plan on human rights and democracy 2020-2024. The actions financed under the country allocations will be in line with: (i) the relevant EU action plan for human rights and democracy; (ii) EU guidelines on human rights; and (iii) the respective Human Rights and Democracy country strategies. All actions will follow a human rights based approach putting people at the centre of actions and also focus on promoting gender equality.
Civil Society Dialogue Between EU and Turkey-IV Turkey National Programme IPA 2011 Com. I Part 2-Civil Society Dialogue Between EU and Turkey-IV
STRENGTHENING SOCIAL PARTNERS AND CIVIL SOCIETY CAPACITIES ON FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES AND RIGHTS AT WORK <p>The implementation entails supporting workers¿ and employers¿ organisations and civil society organisations working in the field of labour rights with a view of increasing their knowledge and capacities in the context of changing working conditions The envisaged entity has been selected using the following criteria: (a) With its tripartite structure (consisting of governments, employers and workers), ILO has an unique mandate on labour issues; (b) ILO has an obligation to develop principles and guidelines for governments, workers¿ and employers¿ organisations and other stakeholders ensuring that fundamental principles and rights at work are recognised and upheld for all; and (c) ILO has the technical expertise to implement this activity. The implementation by this entity entails improving knowledge and technical capacity of target groups, enhancing adaptation and policy making capacity for the future of work, enhancing social dialogue mechanisms, establishment of sustainable policy advocacy platforms and networks as well as financial support to third parties for social partner, business membership organisations and CSOs.</p>
Final Evaluation of the Facility for Refugees in Turkey <p>This evaluation is planned to be carried out as a final evaluation of the Facility covering first and second tranche of funding. It will be tendered during the first half of 2024. The evaluation will be conducted to independently assess the performance of the Facility, paying particular attention to its results measured against its objectives to make a summative assessment and to capture lessons learned.</p>
Participation in Union Programmes Sectors covered: Democracy & governance, Rule of law and fundamental rights.-Participation in Union Programmes
Financial Services Financial Services - User Reference : IPA/2008/020-213-NP 2008 TURKEY - COMPONENT I (ALL EXCEPT TR080209)
Capacity Building on Safety and Security Training Requirements of the Turkish Civil Aviation National Programme 2012 for Turkey-Capacity Building on Safety and Security Training Requirements of the Turkish Civil Aviation
Demining and Increasing the Border Surveillance Capacity at the Eastern Borders of Turkey -  Phase 3 <p>Result 1: Up to 4.2 million m² of territory cleared Result 2: Capacity building activities for Turkish Mine Action Centre (TURMAC) staff delivered Result 3: Mine Risk Education and Awareness Raising Activities delivered Result 4: Non-Technical Survey (NTS) conducted for on a minimum of 3502 minefields</p>
Fundamental rights Sectors covered: Democracy & governance, Rule of law and fundamental rights.AD 07 b: Strengthening national capacities against COVID-19 and other public health emergencies - To mitigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in Türkiye, contribute towards the longer-term reinforcement of its emergency preparedness and response capacities and to strengthen laboratory systems for improved preparedness and response to public health threats in earthquake affected areas
EU contribution to the provisioning of the External Lending Mandate (ELM) legacy portfolio for past EIB operations in Turkey 2021 (2021-2027 WBIF) The present action will cater for the provisioning of the EIB External Lending Mandate (ELM) legacy portfolio in Turkey whose investment period was extended to end 2021 in order to ensure continuity between ELM and EIB-dedicated guarantee cover under the new EFSD+ instrument. The provisioning will cover for the operations of the EIB in Turkey in a wide range of sectors, inter alia sustainable transport, environment and climate action, energy and private sector development.
Activity under preparation Support Measure on monitoring and evaluation, audit, and communication of EU support to refugees in Türkiye Due to its geographic position, Türkiye is a prominent reception and transit country for refugees and migrants. As a result of an unprecedented number of people arriving in the country, mainly due to the conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, Türkiye has been hosting more than four million refugees. This includes more than 3.6 million registered Syrians, and 330 000 registered refugees and asylum seekers mainly from Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran and Somalia. The Facility for Refugees in Turkey (the "Facility") was set up at the end of 2015 to support Türkiye in meeting the challenges involved in hosting and integrating this large number of refugees. The Facility had been fully mobilised, i.e. committed and contracted, by the end of 2020 and implementation of Facility-funded projects is ongoing. Following the European Council conclusions of June 2021, the EU mobilised an additional package of support for refugees in Türkiye in 2021-2023. This action - Support Measure - aims to cover support expenditure for the implementation of EU support to refugees in Türkiye and the `Facility¿ and hence contribute to address the root causes of migration. It will complement and build on the results achieved within the framework of the Facility and the package of additional support, in continuation of the two Support Measures under the Facility. It mirrors the latter in terms of the components proposed, i.e.: monitoring and evaluation (M&E); audit; and communication. This action contributes to the Sustainable Development Goal (17) via promoting multi-stakeholder and participatory approaches through the provision of both workshops and training courses on monitoring and evaluation, and to support&nbsp;Turkish ministries and other implementing partners in the achievement of the objectives of their interventions effectively.
National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Strengthening of Institutional Capacity on CITES Implementations in Turkey Reference : IPA/2009/021-668-NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR TURKEY 2009-National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Strengthening of Institutional Capacity on CITES Implementations in Turkey
Socio-economic development support to refugees and host communities in Türkiye following the February 2023 earthquakes The proposed action aims to provide support in the area of socio-economic support and social cohesion, as well as infrastructure in Türkiye following the earthquakes of 6 February 2023. It should continue to build on the results, experience and deliverables of the Facility for Refugees in Turkey and additional European Union (EU) refugee support provided after 2019. The projects are part of the EU pledge made at the international donors¿ conference for the people in Türkiye and Syria[1] that took place in Brussels on 20 March 2023 and aim to support refugees and host communities to rebuild their lives in harmony following the disaster. By seeking to improve socio-economic support services for refugees and host communities, the action will contribute to the Sustainable Development Goal no.8 (Decent work and economic growth). It will contribute to gender equality and women¿s empowerment as well as the inclusion of persons with disabilities through its accessibility approach. Eventually, it will also address the root causes of migration.In partnership with relevant stakeholders and Turkish ministries, the action seeks to ensure inclusive employment and provide better access and opportunities for all in an effort to reduce poverty and social exclusion (including that of children) and develop more sustainable livelihoods. It also aims to provide for a stimulus to reduce social tensions and promote cooperation between the refugee and host communities in the affected areas. The action aims to ensure the effective functioning of the labour market by removing barriers to education, training and labour-market participation, and by including investment in technical education, language training and skills transfer. At the same time, the action aims to increase the demand for labour in specific target areas by supporting and empowering start-ups and enterprises in improving their production, stimulating the formal employment of refugees and vulnerable national citizens. The action is to be implemented in direct management (grants) with the Turkish Ministry of Environment Urbanisation, and Climate Change, as well as through indirect management with pillar-assessed entities, respectively Kreditanstalt Für Wiederaufbau (KfW), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Deutsche Gesellshaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). [1] https://commission.europa.eu/strategy-and-policy/priorities-2019-2024/stronger-europe-world/donors-conference-turkiye-and-syria_en
Individual Measure on support to Turkey mitigating the impact of Syrian refugee crisis It is planned to implement the programme under indirect managemen via a delegation agreement with UNHCR covering five main components on : protection; education; health; livelihood opportunities and basic services delivery and integrated community support centres
Reaching the EU Green Deal Targets by Turkish Automotive Industry <p class="ql-align-justify">The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the achievement of the European Union Green Deal targets by improving the capacity of the Turkish Automotive Sector in the areas of Circular Economy and Resource Efficiency and Sustainable Production and Consumption.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">Specific objectives of the action are the following:</p><p class="ql-align-justify">-Increasing the institutional and technical capacity of Turkish AutomotiveManufacturers¿ Association (OSD) on European Green Deal targets</p><p class="ql-align-justify">-Increasing theinstitutional&nbsp;and&nbsp;technical capacity&nbsp;of automotive manufacturers (OEMs) and suppliers on European Green Deal</p><p class="ql-align-justify">-Increasing synergy and cooperation with other business NGO¿s and government institutions on European Green Deal objectives and related efforts</p><p class="ql-align-justify">-Establishing networks with counterparts within the European Union</p><p>-Creating reliable source of information for all interested parties</p><p>The project was awarded under the call for proposal that aims to support the improvement of the capacities of civil society organisations towards the achievement of the ambitious targets of the European Green Deal.</p>
Minority Rights Academy <p class="ql-align-justify"><strong>Overall objective</strong> is to promote and protect minority rights and fundamental freedoms, democracy and the rule of law in Turkey.</p><p><strong>Specific objective </strong>is<strong> </strong>to protect and empower the individuals belonging to minorities and CSOs working on non-discrimination to contribute to the full enjoyment of minority rights and fundamental freedoms in Turkey.</p>
IV Support to Communication Activities for EU's Refugee Assistance in Turkey provision of communication services such as events, audio-visual materials, social media products etc
National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Supply of chemical metrology equipment Reference : IPA/2009/021-668-NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR TURKEY 2009-National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Supply of chemical metrology equipment
Strengthening Cancer Screening and Palliative Care Capacity in Turkey Turkey National Programme IPA 2011 Com. I Part 2-Strengthening Cancer Screening and Palliative Care Capacity in Turkey
Improvement of Enforcement Services in Prisons National programme for Turkey under the IPA - Transition Assistance and Institution Building Component for the year 2010.To support the EU pre-accession strategy for Turkey under 4 priority axes: Copenhagen political criteria, acquis communautaire, EU-Turkey Civil Society Dialogue and supporting activities.Improvement of Enforcement Services in Prisons
Results Oriented Monitoring in Turkey ¿ Phase IV TR2022AAP The Results Oriented Monitoring (ROM) will continue to play a major role to ensure monitoring and reporting of the management of EU funds during the IPA III period. Monitoring can be key in guaranteeing the efficient use of the funds provided, however the needed capacity in relevant Turkish institutions has not yet been fully attained, particularly in terms of ROM systems. It is then deemed crucial to enhance and fully equip relevant institutions in their ROM capacities. To this end, the action was devised to support the development of the ROM tool and develop capacities to ultimately ensure efficient and effective use of IPA assistance in Turkey by strengthening design, monitoring and evaluation systems. The action has the following specific objectives: i) to improve the design and implementation of IPA assistance in Turkey; ii) to improve the visibility and public perception of IPA assistance by promoting results and achievements of IPA projects.This action directly contributes to achieving the specific objective of IPA III support for the 4th thematic priority (TP) of Window 2 defined under the IPA III Programming Framework since it aims at better monitoring, analysis and reporting of results obtained from the EU funded interventions in Turkey, thus revealing the developments regarding the EU accession process, as well as the benefits and implications of the process for Turkish citizens.Regarding the link with SDG 17, the action contributes to achieving its two targets (no. 19 and 9) by building on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development and support statistical capacity-building (target 17.19) and by enhancing international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building to support national plans to implement all the sustainable development goals (target 17.9). Furthermore, the action is also supportive of SDG 8 since it promotes development-oriented policies that support productive activities (target 8.3).
National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Water Quality Reference : IPA/2009/021-668-NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR TURKEY 2009-National Programme for Turkey 2009 - Water Quality
Annual Action Programme for Turkey for the year 2019 - Objective 1 Annual Action Programme for Turkey for the year 2019 - Objective 1 (excluding Actions related to Home Affairs/Migration)
Technical Assistance to Support the Monitoring of
Actions Financed under the Facility for Refugees in Turkey (Facility) (SUMAF II)- (Addendum VI to the Contract No. IPA/2018/393-877) This encoding is related to the addendum to the Contract (IPA/2018/393-877) for the repetition of the services for 36 months with an additional budget of EUR 5.916.000.
Support for Transition to Labor Market Projec The objective is to improve the employability of Syrians under Temporary Protection  (SuTP) and Turkish Citizens and to facilitate their access to the labor market.
A Bottom-Up Approach for Protecting and Supporting Civil Human Rights Actors in Post-Pandemic Turkey The global objective is to boost the human rights struggle in a very oppressive environment through a bottom-up approach; for the promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in post-pandemic Turkey. The specific objectives are (1) enhancing the capacity of the human rights movement to create transformative impact in an extremely challenging context; and (2) contributing to the enjoyment of the right to defend human rights.