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Accion Puente EUROsociAL <p class="ql-align-justify">La fase actualmente vigente de EUROsociAL se cierra el 24 de abril y la siguiente tiene prevista su lanzamiento aproximadamente a inicios de 2024.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">Esta Acción permitirá cubrir el intervalo entre las dos fases con tres objetivos bien definidos: 1) dar continuidad a algunas reformas estratégicas de políticas públicas que vienen siendo acompañadas desde el programa y apoyar a algunas redes regionales con las que se ha venido trabajando en temas prioritarios de la agenda de la cohesión social. 2) También, contribuirá a profundizar el diálogo birregional, aportando algunos insumos en el marco de la Cumbre UE-CELAC, entendiendo esta como un proceso de diálogo que va más allá de la Reunión de Alto Nivel de Jefes de Estado y de Gobierno que tendrá lugar en Julio. 3) Por último, esta Acción ayudará al arranque de la siguiente fase del programa, con algunos estudios y actividades que imprimirá agilidad y facilitará la priorización estratégica de demandas.</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><br></p>
Expenditure Verification and System audit on contract FOOD/2017/383400 - BEE-LIEVE: Beekeepers Economic Empowerment through  Long-term Investments in Entrepreneurship and Value chain in Ethiopia and Expenditure Verification on contract  FOOD/2016/380-038 - Sustained Diet Quality Improvement by Fortification with  Climate-smart, Nutrition-Smart Orange-fleshed Sweetpotato in Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples Region (SNNPR), Ethiopia <p>Expenditure Verification and System audit on contract FOOD/2017/383400 - and Expenditure Verification on contract  FOOD/2016/380-038 - Ethiopia</p>
Verificación de Gastos del CTR 417258 CSO-LA Thematic Programme - MAAP 2018-2020 - DECISION 2019 Niñas, Niños, adolescentes, jóvenes y sus familias residentes ante la emergencia sanitaria de COVID-19 en Nicaragua - NI <p>Contratación de los servicios de Auditoría para la Verificación de Gastos del CTR 417-258</p>
AMAZONIA+ regional component JRC contract Contract related to: AMAZONIA+ regional component JRC contract - Multi-country programme for the Amazon Basin to help combat deforestation and forest degradation.
Triple Bottom Line Inclusive Finance in Latin America. Promoting Climate Smart Finance & Better Access <p>The TIF initiative or program will have a three-pillar framework (financial, social and environmental, known as Triple Bottom Line2) and a twofold objective: downscaling financial services -being more inclusive tackling at the bottom of the pyramid- and promoting climate-smart finance.</p>
EUROCLIMA LAC GIZ CA and CW Brazil Contract related to: EUROCLIMA LAC GIZ CA and CW Brazil - Thi phase of the regional climate change programme EUROCLIMA for Latin America and Caribbean  will continue strengthening a process reinforcing resilience of the LA region to climate change and biodiversity.
Expenditure Verification on contract 2017/383-939 - EUROCLIMA+ Regional Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability programme with Latin America ¿ TOP UP Contract related to: Expenditure Verification on contract 2017/383-939 - EUROCLIMA+ Regional Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability programme with Latin America ¿ TOP UP - Regional Cooperation Facility for LAC to support regional needs, ¿no MIP¿ countries as well as EU projection and the EU-LAC Foundation.
EUROCLIMA+: Regional Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability programme with Latin America (Expertise France) The program will reinforce the capacity of LA countries to mitigate and to adapt to climate change continuing and intensifying cooperation on climate change related strategic dialogue and knowledge management, and implementation of strategic actions
Activity under preparation AL-INVEST Next Activity still under preparation: AL-INVEST Next-AL-INVEST Next - AL-INVEST Next
Regional Cooperation Facility 2022 The Regional Cooperation Facility aim to facilitate activities accompanying policy dialogue and when relevant political dialogue, capacity building, strategic communication, public diplomacy[1] and the efficient implementation of programmes at regional, multi-country level in Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as in Latin America countries without a MIP. [1] Chile, Panama and Uruguay only, possibly Venezuela
Promoting decent work and supporting jobs formalisation in Mexico (EU4DecentWork) Despite the fact that Mexico is the world¿s 15th largest economy, the country is characterised by high inequality levels, with almost half of its population living below the poverty line, and one fourth in extreme poverty. The COVID-19 pandemic added 1, 6 million more people to extreme poverty and the sanitary crisis revealed the fragility and fragmentation of the national healthcare sector, the deficiency of protection schemes and the general systemic weaknesses of a country suffering from persistent inequality. The negative effects of the pandemic in countries of the region, especially in Central America, has also increased migration.Widespread informality remains a key structural challenge with important implications in terms of productivity, economic growth, inequality of income, lack of contribution to the fiscal effort and structural poverty. With more than half of the Mexican population left behind, and nearly 60% of workers in informal jobs, major challenges remain vis-à-vis the achievement of the SDGs. In that respect, the formalisation and integration of the people most at risk and people on the move through decent work is an opportunity for Mexico to revert fragmentation and growing inequalities and to promote sustainable and inclusive growth. Despite a favourable legal framework for the inclusion of people on the move, progress on labour reforms paving the way to formalising the most vulnerable workers and a pro-poor political narrative, institutional weakness is certainly a key factor behind the main challenges affecting the country and its population. Federal and state administrations suffer from a crucial lack of data, knowledge, regulatory frameworks and operational mechanisms for structural changes. The Action proposed intends to support relevant administrations in designing and implementing efficient mechanisms and digital solutions aiming at formalising and integrating the most vulnerable workers, such as women, youth and `people on the move¿. The proposed Action will contribute to strengthen social protection systems, services and tools, to exercise basic rights, to enhance the functioning of the labour market and to build a healthier and more cohesive society. The Action implies an active collaboration and engagement with the private sector and responds to the labour market and workforce demands. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The main stakeholders are the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS), the Secretary of Labour and Welfare (STPS), the Tax Administration Service (SAT), the National Institute of Migration (INM), the Mexican Commission for Refugees (COMAR), the National Employment Service (SNE) and the private sector. &nbsp;The Action aims at contributing to the Team Europe Initiative on Social Cohesion coordinated with EU Member States, with an active engagement of DE, FR, NL and ES and with the support of European expertise, considered a reference in the sector of employment and social protection.&nbsp;
Very small direct contract to pay restaurant during trainnig to CSO even <p>Contract to pay restaurant during training to CSO event regarding Trainings for new projects representatives from Call For Proposal EIDHR and CSO 2021/168-002.</p>
Spotlight Initiative - Latin America The European Union (EU) is partnering with the United Nations to launch the Spotlight Initiative which focuses on eliminating violence against women and girls (VAWG), managed by the UN through a Multi-Partner Trust Fund (MPTF).
Comunicaci¿n y diplomacia p¿blica de la Uni¿n Europea en Uruguay Contract related to: Comunicaci¿n y diplomacia p¿blica de la Uni¿n Europea en Uruguay - Regional Cooperation Facility for LAC to support regional needs, ¿no MIP¿ countries as well as EU projection and the EU-LAC Foundation.
Access to international justice through individual petitions presented to the IACHR by alleged victims of human rights violations in the hemisphere Contract related to: Access to international justice through individual petitions presented to the IACHR by alleged victims of human rights violations in the hemisphere - Annual voluntary contribution to OHCHR - Annual Support to ICC - Regional Mechanisms (IACHR, IACtHR, CoE) -  Support to Human Rights Dialogue (CSO Support)
EUROCLIMA Bioconnect II Contract related to: EUROCLIMA Bioconnect II - Thi phase of the regional climate change programme EUROCLIMA for Latin America and Caribbean  will continue strengthening a process reinforcing resilience of the LA region to climate change and biodiversity.
Global Gateway: Energy campaign 2024 Contract related to: Global Gateway: Energy campaign 2024 - The communication measures envisaged may be organised inside and outside the EU, at national, regional or local level, to promote debate and raise awareness of the scale and impact of EU international partnerships and stimulate greater engagement on these issues.
Fondo de Cooperación Triangular Unión Europea  Costa Rica  América Latina y el Caribe, en el marco de ADELANTE 2. <p>The overall objective of the Fund is to contribute to the achievement of the 2030 Agenda and to a more inclusive and sustainable development through the promotion and use of Triangular Cooperation between Costa Rica, Latin America and the Caribbean and the Member States of the European Union.</p>
EU-LAC Digital Alliance: Regional Copernicus Centre in Panama (CopLAC) <p>The overall objective of the action is to establish a regional Copernicus strategy including a Copernicus regional centre in Panama to enhance the resilience of the Latin America and Caribbean countries by supporting their spatial data management capacity and strategic use. This objective is responding to the priority area ¿Digital Transformation and Innovation¿ of the&nbsp;Multiannual Indicative Programme for the Americas and the Caribbean.</p>
Activity under preparation Euroclima (Global Gateway) This phase of the regional climate change programme EUROCLIMA for Latin America and Caribbean will continue strengthening a process reinforcing resilience of the LA region to climate change and biodiversity and strengthening the focus on the global gateway investment agenda for LAC.
EL PAcCTO 2.0 ¿ Programa de asistencia contra el crimen transnactional organizado EL PAcCTO 2.0 will be the largest programme supporting implementation of the Regional TEI for Justice and Security. As such, the intervention logic of the programme is aligned to the one of the Regional TEI co-created with the EU MS and European Institutions. The overall objective of this action is to establish an effective EU-LAC partnership on strengthening the rule of law and fight against organized crime, fostering citizen security and stability, both in LAC and in Europe. Based upon a `demand-driven¿ and `flexible geometry¿ approach, the programme will work towards three specific objectives:&nbsp;1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Consolidate and strengthen LAC regional and EU-LAC bi-regional structures and mechanisms for cooperation on justice and security matters;2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Strengthen the LAC¿s overall rule of law environment and criminal justice system institutions¿ capacity to fight against transnational organised crime, including a focus on women and youth-specific concerns;3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Address specific challenges of main transnational criminal markets of LAC organised crime (trafficking in drugs, arms, human beings and cultural goods; environmental and cyber-crimes).EL PAcCTO 2.0 includes two dedicated country windows for Mexico and Peru, reflecting the will to deepen the justice and security-related cooperation with those countries on issues of common interest on the basis of a successful policy dialogue with the European counterparts.Overall, the programme will contribute to the 2030 Agenda and its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, SDG 5: Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls and SDG 15: Life on land.
EU-LAC Digital Accelerator <p>The overall objective of this action is&nbsp;to increase business and private sector joint-ventures in the digital and technology innovation area in LAC, improving the uptake of digital skills and job creation.</p>
EUROCLIMA LAC 2021 CEPAL Implementation contract <p>EUROCLIMA LAC 2022 contract with CEPAL</p><p>Regional part: 2 M EUR</p>-EUROCLIMA LAC 2021 CEPAL Implementation contract
EU support to urban sustainable mobility in Mexican States <p class="ql-align-justify">The main objective is to improve smart and inclusive urban mobility planning, including the expansion of zero-emission transportation networks and digitalized services in the selected states of Mexico City, Nuevo Leon (Monterrey - Metrorrey), Estado de Mexico, Queretaro and Yucatan.&nbsp;</p><p>Expected outputs:</p><p>Improved technical and administrative capacity of Metrorrey (Monterrey, Nueva Leon) to exploit and expand the current fleet of electrical buses.&nbsp;</p><ol><li data-list="ordered"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>Improved technical capacity of Mexico City administration for expansion of its zero-emission transport networks.&nbsp;</li><li data-list="ordered"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>Improved technical and administrative capacity of Estado de Mexico to improve air quality at State level.&nbsp;</li><li data-list="ordered"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>Improved technical and administrative capacity of State of Queretaro to develop sustainable mobility.&nbsp;</li><li data-list="ordered"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>Improved technical and administrative capacity of Yucatan State&nbsp;to decarbonize the transport sector.</li></ol>
CEPAL Contract 2020 EUROCLIMA+ Contract related to: CEPAL Contract 2020 EUROCLIMA+ - The general objective of the programme is to contribute to environmentally sustainable and more climate-resilient development of Latin America, particularly where it affects living conditions of the most vulnerable populations.The programme does this through promoting policy dialogue as well as through technical and financial support to the development and implementation of climate change adaptation and mitigation policies in the Latin America region.
Medidas de apoio - Assessoria externa para avalia¿¿o de propostas - Brasil <p>Assessoria externa para avaliação de propostas</p>-Medidas de apoio - Assessoria externa para avalia¿¿o de propostas - Brasil
Defensorxs Ambientales: Mujeres y juventudes campesinas e ind¿genas organizadas alzan su voz por la defensa del medio ambiente, agua y territorio en espacios seguros en El Salvador <p>El<strong> objetivo general </strong>de la acción es contribuir al empoderamiento y protección de las personas defensoras de derechos humanos, especialmente mujeres y jóvenes campesinos e indígenas de los departamentos de La Libertad, Sonsonate y Ahuachapán.</p><p>El <strong>objetivo específico</strong> es fortalecer las estrategias de defensoría, incidencia y protección de 708 juventudes campesinas e indígenas (492 mujeres) defensoras de derechos humanos en su labor de defensa del agua, tierra y territorio en 14 municipios caracterizados por conflictos territoriales y alto nivel de riesgo a crisis climáticas.</p><p><strong>Titulares de derechos</strong>: 708 mujeres y juventudes campesinas e indígenas (492 mujeres) de 50 comunidades de 14 municipios situados en 3 departamentos: Sonsonate, La Libertad y Ahuachapán.</p><p><strong>Titulares de responsabilidad</strong>: Comités de Desarrollo Turístico de El Tunco y El Zonte conformado por operadores privados de turismo (hoteles, restaurantes, comercios); Entidades comerciales e industriales como la Asociación Salvadoreña de Industriales y la Cámara de Comercio e Industria de El Salvador; Grandes empresas privadas que emplean recursos naturales (agua, territorios para cultivo de azúcar) en modelos de producción.</p><p><strong>Titulares de obligaciones</strong>: i) A nivel local: Alcaldías municipales de Chiltiupán, Tamanique, Teotepeque, San José Villanueva, La Libertad, San Francisco Menéndez, Guaymango, Jujutla, Nahuizalco, Izalco y Sonzacate; ii) A nivel nacional: Procuraduría de Derechos Humanos (PDDH), Procuraduría General de la República (PGR), Unidad Técnica del Sector Justicia (UTE), Corte Suprema de Justicia (CSJ), Instituto Nacional de la Juventud (INJUVE) y Ministerio de Medio Ambiente (MARN).</p>
Regional Environment / Climate Change programme in Latin America The general objective of the programme is to contribute to environmentally sustainable and more climate-resilient development of Latin America, particularly where it affects living conditions of the most vulnerable populations.The programme does this through promoting policy dialogue as well as through technical and financial support to the development and implementation of climate change adaptation and mitigation policies in the Latin America region.
Latin America and Caribbean Investment Facility LACIF Until 2020, the Latin America (LAIF) and Caribbean (CIF) Facilities have been operating under different budgetary regimes, LAIF under the Development Cooperation Instrument (DCI) and the CIF under the European Development Fund (EDF). This new Facility, LACIF, follows the strategic logic under the new NDICI to merge different financial instruments under the same umbrella. DCI and EDF converge in the new NDICI and this provides the opportunity to combine the two previous facilities in one, taking advantage of shared structures and stakeholders, minimizing administrative transaction costs and adding flexibility to the process of resource allocation, while catering to the unique opportunities and challenges of the two regions. Moreover, action at regional level is particularly relevant to tackle crucial aspects of infrastructure involving networks (transport, energy, water and digital) and regarding cross-border issues (health security, supply chains, migration, etc.). LACIF will continue to boost access to funds from financial institutions, which are supporting key investments for sustainable inclusive infrastructure development with a focus on climate change, as well as rights and gender responsive private sector development in the region contributing substantially to poverty alleviation throughout the continent.European financial institutions were key partners of LAIF and CIF, an important factor for the success of the Facilities was the participation of the regional Latin American and Caribbean financial institutions, more prominently the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), the Latin American Development Bank (CAF), the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) and the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), acting as co-lead implementers for many operations. This resulted in a stronger and more strategic partnership between European and Latin American financial institutions.
Gender analysis for the security sector in Latin America <p>The EU adopted the Gender Action Plan III in 2020 and this action plan requires 85% of external actions to have gender equality and women empowerment as a significant objective. The objective of this contract is to provide gender analysis for the security and rule of law sectors in LAC and specific recommendations to inform the design phase of regional initiatives</p>
Expenditure Verification of contract LA 2019 / 409-093 "EUROCLIMA+ support to COP25 - CEPAL" Implemented by UNECLA Contract related to: Expenditure Verification of contract LA 2019 / 409-093 "EUROCLIMA+ support to COP25 - CEPAL" Implemented by UNECLA - INTPA/R/03 - Audit and Control
Enhancing OECD work with Brazil <p class="ql-align-justify">In support to Brazil¿s efforts to align to OECD standards and best practices, and in the context of Brazil¿s accession process to the OECD, the Secretariat has prepared two project proposals detailed below.&nbsp;These projects remain flexible and adaptable to the country¿s needs, requirements, and their exact timeline and outputs, will be defined in strict consultation and agreement with the relevant national contact points in Brazil. Depending on funding and country¿s interest confirmation, the OECD Economics, Tax and Environmental departments in 2023-2024 could implement the following projects:&nbsp;</p><p class="ql-align-justify">¿&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Proposal 1: Reforming Brazil¿s Tax System, with a particular focus on indirect taxes</p><p class="ql-align-justify">¿&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Proposal 2: Countering illegal trade of pesticides in Brazil</p>
Support Measures for communication and visibility of the EU cooperation portfolio in Argentina <p class="ql-align-justify">The global objective of this contract is to support and strengthen the communication and visibility of the EU cooperation portfolio in Argentina, including the future TEIs, in order to boost EU strategic priorities and reinforce EU values in the country.&nbsp;</p>
FIIAP 2022 Euroclima LAC Contract Contract related to: FIIAP 2022 Euroclima LAC Contract - Thi phase of the regional climate change programme EUROCLIMA for Latin America and Caribbean  will continue strengthening a process reinforcing resilience of the LA region to climate change and biodiversity.
Mid-Term Evaluation ¿ Latin America Investment Facility (LAIF) 2009-2019 <p>This evaluation covers the intervention financed by the EU under the LAIF instrument, both at national and regional levels, in several sectors. The Latin America Investment Facility (LAIF) is one of the European Union¿s regional blending facilities, aiming to mobilize funding for development projects by combining EU grants with financial resources from EURopean and regional financial institutions, governments and the private sector. LAIF combines resources from the EU with loans from EU development finance institutions (such as AECID, AFD, EIB, KfW and others) as well as from regional development banks (such as CABEI, CAF, IDB). These resources are often pooled together with contributions from governments and the private sector in Latin America. The purpose of LAIF is to help Latin American countries finance projects in key sectors that are essential for the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals, such as energy, environment, water, transport, social services, and support to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).</p>
Contributing to preserving marine and coastal biodiversity in the Caribbean Sea basin Two priorities: (1) conservation/restoration of vulnerable ecosystems with focus on marine protected areas; (2) sustainable livelihoods through biodiversity-friendly income-generating activities.