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Research and development of vaccines CEPI’s vision is a world in which epidemics and pandemics are no longer a threat to humanity. Going into the strategic period from 2022-2026, termed “CEPI 2.0”, CEPI aims to raise the bar to develop and scale vaccines and other promising biologic countermeasures even faster. The R&D community has moved with unprecedented speed in response to COVID-19, developing biological interventions like vaccines and monoclonal antibodies in less than 12 months. While these achievements are historic, what the world needs to avert the consequences of future epidemics and pandemics are countermeasures developed even faster. CEPI’s mission is to accelerate the development of vaccines and other biologic countermeasures against epidemic and pandemic threats so they can be accessible to all people in need. CEPI believes safe and effective vaccine in 100 days from the moment that a pathogen is sequenced and/ or the need for a vaccine is recognised to initial availability for use should be the aspiration. Over the strategic period, CEPI aims to invest USD 3.5 billion across three overall strategic objectives: 1)	PREPARE for known epidemic and pandemic threats: End the acute phase of the COVID-19 pandemic by ensuring equitable access to a portfolio of COVID-19 vaccines favourable for LMICs and validate enabling science programmes to accelerate COVID-19 vaccine candidate development. Accelerate the development of vaccines and other biologic countermeasures against known high- risk pathogens, continuing vaccine development towards licensure for priority pathogens with a clear unmet need where vaccines could have an impact. Reduce the risk of further coronavirus pandemics, using the acceleration in vaccine technologies and methods due to COVID-19 response, with the ultimate objective to develop a broadly protective Betacoronavirus vaccine.

2)	TRANSFORM the response to the next novel threat: Using vaccine prototypes and platform innovations to give us a head-start on other novel threats. Investing and scaling critical enabling sciences to further accelerate rapid vaccine development. Investing in innovations to ensure vaccine manufacturing is cheaper, faster, and closer to an outbreak.

3)	CONNECT to enhance and expand global collaboration: Secure financing for epidemic preparedness and response, connecting countries, industry, public & private sectors from all over the world, and global health partners to develop vaccines and build commitment to preparedness and access. Improve coordination among key stakeholders to enable system readiness, driving for collaboration and solutions which will enable a faster system-wide response. Promote equitable access principles as the foundation of any effective global response.
Research and development of vaccines CEPI 1.0
CEPI’s mission is to stimulate and accelerate the development of vaccines against emerging infectious diseases and enable access to these vaccines for people during outbreaks. The budget presented in this activity includes all investments + operating expenses and financial costs. 
• CFP1 on priority pathogens for EIDs: Launched January 2017 for the diseases Lassa, Nipah and MERS. The decision on priority diseases departed from pathogens identified by the WHO Blueprint for Action, followed by an in-depth assessment by the SAC. In recommending priority diseases to the CEPI Board, the SAC applied criteria related to 1) public health impact (potential of outbreak, transmissibility, burden of disease) and 2) feasibility (current scientific knowledge, pipeline candidates available). 
• CFP2 on platform technologies: Launched October 2017 to enable rapid vaccine development against both known and unknown pathogens that trigger infections with epidemic potential. A requirement is to produce sufficient vaccine doses to impact an emerging outbreak and that the platform demonstrates versatility one of the priority pathogens from the WHO Blueprint list. 
• CEPI’s third call for proposals (CfP3i) was for the development of human vaccines against Rift Valley fever and Chikungunya diseases. Rift Valley fever disease is included among the WHO R&D Blueprint list of priority pathogens in 2018, while Chikungunya is deemed to present a major public health risk where further R&D is needed. The call for proposals closed on March, 2019. 
• In addition to the vaccine development projects, CEPI has made several investments within the Enabling Science area, like biological standards and assays, data collection & scientific research, epidemiology and clinical development. 
• A global consortium is supporting the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) to introduce a second investigational Ebola vaccine as part of ongoing efforts to contain the outbreak in eastern DRC. The large-scale clinical trial, sponsored by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), is designed to help prevent the spread of the epidemic, the second worst in history, beyond the currently affected areas in eastern DRC, and if possible gather crucial information about the effectiveness of the vaccine to be better prepared to fight Ebola in the future.

COVID-19
In 2020 CEPI launched a new call for proposals to develop vaccines against novel coronavirus, COVID-19. COVID-19 data is included in a separate IATI activity.
Powerful agents of change: supporting women's resilience for prevention and community security The program strengthens community security and prevention in the MENA region by supporting women's civil society capacity and space. The program contributes to: - Increased awareness on the importance of maintaining an enabling space for women's civil society in the MENA region. - Increased engagement of women peacemakers in prevention and community security in the MENA region.
MultiDonor Trust Fund for Solomon Islands Rural Development Program II The objective for the trust fund is to improve basic infrastructure and services in rural areas and to strengthen the linkages between smallholder farming households and markets.
Germany provides the fund to Nigeria (2021) Germany provides the fund to Nigeria (2021)
Canada provides the fund to Nigeria (2021) Canada provides the fund to Nigeria (2021)
Luxembourg provides the fund to Nigeria (2021) Luxembourg provides the fund to Nigeria (2021)
Switzerland provides the fund to Nigeria (2021) Switzerland provides the fund to Nigeria (2021)
Ireland provides the fund to Nigeria (2021) Ireland provides the fund to Nigeria (2021)
Private donations (through UNF) provides the fund to Nigeria (2021) Private donations (through UNF) provides the fund to Nigeria (2021)
Norway provides the fund to Nigeria (2021) Norway provides the fund to Nigeria (2021)
Sweden provides the fund to Nigeria (2021) Sweden provides the fund to Nigeria (2021)
Belgium provides the fund to Nigeria (2021) Belgium provides the fund to Nigeria (2021)
Azerbaijan provides the fund to Nigeria (2021) Azerbaijan provides the fund to Nigeria (2021)
Technical Assistance Support Keeping Girls in School (TAS KGIS) To support the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MoEST) in Malawi through technical assistance to facilitate the effective design and implementation of girls education strategies towards keeping more girls in school for longer and speeding up progress towards gender parity in primary and secondary school.
Denmark provides the fund to Somalia (2019) Denmark provides the fund to Somalia (2019)
Netherlands provides the fund to Somalia (2019) Netherlands provides the fund to Somalia (2019)
United Kingdom provides the fund to Somalia (2019) United Kingdom provides the fund to Somalia (2019)
Switzerland provides the fund to Somalia (2019) Switzerland provides the fund to Somalia (2019)
Norway provides the fund to Somalia (2019) Norway provides the fund to Somalia (2019)
Australia provides the fund to Somalia (2019) Australia provides the fund to Somalia (2019)
Sweden provides the fund to Somalia (2019) Sweden provides the fund to Somalia (2019)
Germany provides the fund to Somalia (2019) Germany provides the fund to Somalia (2019)
Canada provides the fund to Somalia (2019) Canada provides the fund to Somalia (2019)
Ireland provides the fund to Somalia (2019) Ireland provides the fund to Somalia (2019)
Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Somalia (2019) Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Somalia (2019)
Pneumonia Strategy MCUS To support Strengthening the pneumonia response in Ethiopia and Chad through the development of a Pneumonia Control Strategy.
Addressing forest and wildlife crime and illegal deforestation in the Mekong, Central Africa and Indonesia The goal of the project is to reduce illegal logging and illegal deforestation due to forest risk commodities, and wildlife trafficking in the Lower Mekong countries, Indonesia and the Republic of Congo through supporting government reform, and greater action by the private sector. These improvements in forest governance will directly benefit poor people who depend upon forest and land resources, the wildlife that inhabits these forests, and contribute to global climate change mitigation targets. In total, the project will benefit >8 million hectares of forests and over >50,000 forest-dependent households, across the target countries.
Improving international and national governance frameworks and business standards for intact forests and climate and biodiversity The project will promote better outcomes for the climate, biodiversity and livelihoods values of intact forests and other ecosystems by ensuring they are fully represented in policy frameworks at national and international levels.  The four components target (1) forest management frameworks in Republic of Congo and Gabon, (2) global public climate policy and finance frameworks, especially around the UNFCCC and CBD, (3) public and private sector regulations and guidance around forest-risk commodity supply chains and (4) guidance for protecting biodiversity in Chinese foreign direct investment.  We will share credible scientific evidence through key consultation processes and facilitate fuller stakeholder involvement.
Resilient and Biodiverse Landscapes of Northern Mesoamerica Reduce poverty and create sustainable economic development for communities living in, and dependent upon, environmentally critical landscapes in Mesoamerica’s Maya, Moskitia, and Trifinio Forests through delivering lasting landscape protection, sustainable management and restoration, safeguarding biodiversity, and maintaining and improving ecosystem quality
Kenya Maternal Near Miss APHRC is responsible for the management and data collection of maternal near miss incidences in facilities and follow-up qualitative interviews. The grant seeks to support data collection and improvement of data quality in providing incentives to the health providers extracting data in all participating activities.
Expenditure verification contract ACA/2018/ 403-134 "	Renewable Energy Technology to Increase Value-Added of Seaweeds in Tawi-Tawi (RETS)" implemented by UNOPS <p>Expenditure verification contract ACA/2018/ 403-134 "Renewable Energy Technology to Increase Value-Added of Seaweeds in Tawi-Tawi (RETS)" implemented by UNIDO</p>
Building Communities for Children: A Child Rights-Based Local Governance Approach The Action will support a governance environment that recognises the right of young people to be heard, to have their views given serious consideration, and to play an active role in promoting their own best interests. A local governance system that listens to children, respects their rights and secures their access to services and protection. In 30 barangays in 3 municipalities, child rights and participation are mainstreamed in local government decisions, policies and programmes.
Critical Raw Materials Philippines Contract related to: Critical Raw Materials Philippines - The Support Measures and Cooperation Facility for Asia and the Pacific 2022, 2023 and 2024 provides the European Commission the possibility to finance small-scale activities that are needed for the achievement of the objectives of the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI-Global Europe) in those regions.
Activity under preparation Partnership for Peace and Development in Mindanao The proposed Action intends to contribute to the MIP 2021-27 Priority Area 2- Peaceful and Just Society, Good Governance and in particular the following Specific Objective: SO 4: Peace gains in Mindanao are consolidated and the humanitarian-peace and development triple nexus is strengthened in EU interventions.
TA to Agus Pulangi scoping phase 2 <p>The Environmental and Social Impact Assessment for the Rehabilitation of the Agus-Pulangi Hydropower Complex Project 2 (full ESIA for the preferred option) will inform on the environmental and social impacts and mitigation measures (including cost of mitigation) of the two options to rehabilitate the Agus-Pulangi Hydropower Complex. The ESIA will be conducted according to the requirement of the World Bank¿s Environmental and Social Framework (ESF) and relevant guidelines.</p>
DE-CONFLICT: Dialogue and Engagement in Communities to Foster Peaceful Camps Transformation The Actions over-all objective is to contribute to the successful implementation of camps transformation and the overall sustainability of the peace process by fostering a peaceful, inclusive and secure enabling environment (IMPACT).Specifically, it will aim to strengthen social cohesion and community resilience against violent conflict in the camps (OUTCOME). In addition, the Action will also produce processes are developed for inclusive community participation in the implementation of the Camps Transformation Plan (Other Outcome).
'EU-PH Partnership for Green Economy: Green LGUs'' <p class="ql-align-justify">The overall Green Economy Programme in the Philippines under which the proposed Action is nested will contribute to the priority area 1 `Green, Resilient Economy and Green Jobs¿ of the MIP 2021-2027. The programme will support acceleration of the transition to a resource efficient, low-carbon and circular economy in the Philippines boosting businesses¿ competitiveness and supporting the green recovery after the pandemic.Through a Contribution Agreement with UNDP the proposed Action will contribute to Specific Objective 2 of the overall Green Economy programme : Enhanced practices of circular waste economy by the Local Government Units in collaboration with the private sector and the civil society sector, with focus on youth and gender equality. To this end UNDP will be working with Local government units (LGUs) where the EU expertise will support to define and implement policies on circular economy and climate change, outreach and support of local business and civil society, including support to less advanced LGUs</p>
Strengthening Integrated Resources Management in Coastal Communities in Quezon, Philippines through Participatory Governance <p>It aims to protect the economic and political rights of municipal fishers by forming Integrated Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Management Councils in Lamon Bay in Quezon Province to enhance their participation in the local governance of their resources. To promote coordination and cooperation among the LGUs, particularly in pooling manpower and financial resources for bay-wide coastal and fisheries resources management in Lamon Bay. And to train local government units and other stakeholders who will potentially be designated as Municipal Fisheries Officers mandated to implement the Fisheries Management Areas (FMAs).</p>
ASEAN Regional Integration Support - Philippines Trade-Related Technical Assistance (ARISE Plus - Philippines) The overall objective (impact) of the project is to foster inclusive economic growth and poverty reduction in the Philippines. The specific objective (outcome) of the project is to improve the Philippines trade performance and competitiveness. ARISE Plus Philippines will focus as a priority on enabling the Philippines to take advantage of EU market access and of the trade privileges granted under GSP+ as well as support the overall EU-Philippines trade relationship and trade-related policies.
Renewable Energy Technology to Increase Value-Added of Seaweeds in Tawi-Tawi (RETS) Increase electricity access in the island of Tawi-Tawi,particularly in seaweed producing municipalities;2. Improve the delivery of community services such as healthand nutrition, education, sanitation through the availability ofelectricity services in off-grid and rural seaweed farmingcommunities;3. Increase the value added of seaweed farming and increase itsincome generation potential through the availability ofelectricity services and use of renewable energy technologies(RETs);
Support measure 2017-2019 in favour of Philippines (2019) This support measure is a flexible instrument giving the European Commission the possibility to finance small-scale activities needed for the achievement of the objectives of the DCI Regulation, including its operational and policy priorities.
Programmme on Assistance for Camp Transformation through Inclusion, Violence Prevention, and Economic Empowerment (PROACTIVE) <p>Inclusive and sustainable livelihoods both in agriculture-based and non-agriculture-related (vocational) livelihood endeavors; initial peace dividends through the provision of basic services and communal facilities / quick impact community infrastructure projects; support for social cohesion and community resilience through assistance for camp/command leadership to meaningfully engage their constituencies, local government units (LGUs) and regional/national government agencies on normalization</p>
Strengthening Agri-fishery Enterprise through women and youth economic empowerment, inclusive business, and climate resilience (WEE-SAFE) <p>The project aims at transforming opportunities for marginalized women, youth and indigenous people in the Agri- fisheries sector in the BARMM island provinces (Basilan, Sulu and Tawi-tawi or BASULTA) through inclusive value chains and business models that drive peace, women¿s economic empowerment, and climate change resilience. The proposed action focuses on the inclusion of women, young people, and indigenous people in the Agri-fishery sector. It will also making their voices stronger in policy and decision-making spheres.</p>
Indigenous Peoples Champions for the Philippines The Actions overall goal is to enhance indigenous peoples rights in the Philippines by contributing to a situation where indigenous communities have empowered advocates who can demand rights, and where institutions responsible for upholding these rights have the knowledge and skills to respond to such requests to effectively fulfil their mandates.
Fit for the Future: Strengthening the Resilience and Representativeness of a Diverse Range of Disability Organisations to Lead Change for All People with Disabilities in the Philippines The action aims to contribute to the strengthening of civil society in the Philippines and the promotion of inclusive policies by strengthening the institutional and organisational capacities of Organisations of Persons with Disabilities in selected provinces of Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao regions so they canbecome agents of change in their communities and beyond.
Advancing Adolescent's Voice for Violence-Free, Inclusive and Safer Family and Community Environment in Samar and Leyte (ADDvoice) <p>The project aims to improve access of adolescents who are most impacted by inequality and discrimination (primarily adolescent girls and very young adolescents (10-14 year olds; VYAs) in remote rural communities) to information, comprehensive sexual education, programs and services related to sexual and reproductive health and rights and to addressing sexual violence</p>
Enhancing Women Fishers' Livelihood Opportunities in thirty-four (34) coastal barangays of Siargao Island Protected Landscape and Seascape (SIPLAS) Women Managed Areas <p>The aim of the project is to reduce social and economic marginalization and disempowerment of 1020 women fishers from thirty-four coastal villages in Siargao Island</p>
Scaling up EU's impact on gender equality in the Philippines Contract related to: Scaling up EU's impact on gender equality in the Philippines - The Support Measures and Cooperation Facility for Asia and the Pacific 2022, 2023 and 2024 provides the European Commission the possibility to finance small-scale activities that are needed for the achievement of the objectives of the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI-Global Europe) in those regions.
Activity under preparation Ex-post evaluation of Access to Sustainable Energy in the Philippines (ASEP) Contract related to: Ex-post evaluation of Access to Sustainable Energy in the Philippines (ASEP) - The EU will support the Philippines in achieving inclusive economic growth through greater access to sustainable energy for the poor in rural, remote and underdeveloped areas. More investments in renewable energy will be promoted while the power system of the Philippines will become more resilient to natural disasters.
Mindanao Peace and Development Programme  RISE Mindanao Contribution agreement with GIZ for improving social cohesion and resilience of communities and increased economic opportunities in MindanaoSupport will include:1) Institutional strengthening  of CDA and selected cooperatives;2) Promoting investment and partnership for value addition and increased productivity3) Promote Climate change adaptation4) Improvement of Governance on Land Tenure
Integration of Productive Uses of Renewable Energy for Sustainable and Inclusive Energization in Mindanao (I-PURE Mindanao) The project will improve the economic and social conditions to families in marginalized and disadvantaged communities in Mindanao through the use of renewable energy solutions for their livelihood activities and household energization
Mindanao Peace and Development Programme (MINPAD) To contribute to lasting peace, security and sustainable development in Mindanao
Mindanao Trust Fund-Reconstruction and Development Programme V to  improve social and economic recovery of conflict-affected areas in Mindanao through activities which promote confidence-building, peace and demand-driven governance
Mindanao Peace and Development Programme increase of the total EU contribution; top up for Marawi Recovery and Rehabilitation
Activity under preparation Digital Economy Package - Direct grant <p>The grant will support the achievement of Specific Objective 1 : Establish and maintain high-speed secure bandwidth links</p>
Contribution Agreement to ESA for implementation of the National Copernicus Capacity Support Action Programme for the Philippines (CopPhil) <p>Contribution Agreement for implementation of Output 2 and 3 of the action ¿National Copernicus Capacity Support Action Programme for the Philippines (CopPhil)</p>
YNFORM: Youth-led Network for the Right to Information The action aims to support and strengthen critical youth engagement in promoting national and local democratic processes in the Philippines.
Consolidating CSO Networks for Citizens' engagement towards participatory and accountable governance for poverty reduction (CCCE PAG-PR) phase 2 <p>The project aims at strengthening civil society organisations' capacities in mobilising effective citizens' demand for transparency, accountability and participatory local governance in pursuit of improved service delivery towards poverty reduction in 18 municipalities/cities</p>
Philippines - Action identification: Peaceful and Just Society, Good Governance Contract related to: Philippines - Action identification: Peaceful and Just Society, Good Governance - The Support Measures and Cooperation Facility for Asia and the Pacific 2021 provides the European Commission the possibility to finance small-scale activities that are needed for the achievement of the objectives of the NDICI.