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AAP2022 Action Document for Climate Change, Environmental Degradation and Security (CC) This action aims to complement the global partnership with UNEP (AAP 2021), which will play a key role in leveraging joint analysis, institutional and systems capacity, and established EU-UN partnerships at the headquarters and field level. The action will build on the lessons learned from the pilot phase of the EU-UN programme (2017-2022) while also facilitating region-specific approaches.
Activity under preparation CT TECH+ Contract related to: CT TECH+ - AAP 2024: Action document for Counterterrorism (AD1)
BIOSEC - Enhanced Biosecurity in South-East Asia P81 The purpose is a set of recommendations for an improved biosecurity management system in South-East Asia, addressing biosecurity awareness, legislation and guidelines, enforcement, high-risk biological materials and facilities, microbial forensics, physical and information security framework for facilities (taking into account emerging technologies), information exchange as well as effective tools to enhance capabilities to respond to highly-communicable diseases
Data collection on Violence against Women in conflict-risk areas This AAP aims to build and strengthen the capacity of the EU and its partners to prevent conflict, build peace and address pre- and post-crisis needs. It is aligned with the priorities identified in IcSP 2014-2020 Strategy Paper
AAP 2023: AD1 The Partnership with Civil Society Organisations and Support The proposed action will continue to strengthen the role of civil society as an actor and beneficiary that promotes the protection of people from threatening situations and create a conducive environment for stabilisation that increases the sense of inclusivity of a wider population to prevent and respond to conflict and crises; and contributes to enhancing the capacities and agency of local actors to become positive change agents and the building blocks of more peaceful and resilient societies.
Funding of the STCU activities and supplemental budgets 2023-2025 Contract related to: Funding of the STCU activities and supplemental budgets 2023-2025 - This action will contribute to achieving the three specific objectives as set out in the multiannual indicative programme: SO1: Improve the detection of and mitigation against risks related to CBRN materials or agents and risks related to installations or sites through the EU CBRN Centres of Excellence Initiative and associated actions.SO2: Enhance capacities on strategic trade controls of dual-use goods. SO3: Enhance international scientific cooperation and knowledge on CBRN related security issues, promoting a culture of safety and responsible science and engineering.Results will be obtained mainly through awareness raising activities aimed at promoting a security culture; provision of advice for legal framework reviews; delivery of capacity building activities; promotion of national interagency cooperation and regional and global/multilateral cooperation for exchanging best practices and lessons learnt in the CBRN domain; and re-training of scientists with dual-use knowledge.
Activity under preparation Support to COP27, TAIEX and strategic foresight This action aims to enable the EU to address short and medium-term foreign policy needs and opportunities by supporting innovative policies/initiatives and by deepening EU relations and dialogues, forging alliances and partnerships, in the fields of climate diplomacy, public administration policies and institutional development, technical assistance and information exchange. This action will also contribute to reinforcing EU foreign policy priorities by supporting the development of a hub for strategic foresight and analysis.
AAP 2023: AD3 Help build capacities of relevant actors to enhance trust between local populations and security forces The proposed action will help build capacities of relevant actors in improving trust between local populations and security forces. It will improve capacities of security sector actors to deal with security and corruption challenges and hold them accountable through better oversight and inspection to prevent impunity and contribute to the good governance of the defence and security sectors, restoring and strengthening access to security and justice. The action will support and sustain inclusive national Security Sector Reform (SSR) processes including dialogue on security sector governance and reform in conflict, post-conflict and fragile countries. It will improve service provision of security forces and law enforcement agencies towards the civilian population, and greater civilian understanding of the respective roles .A specific attention will also be placed on implementing Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration of former combatants (DDR) in line with the joint Communication of 21.12.2021 on the subject.
Activity under preparation Responsible use of artificial intelligence in law enforcement <p><span style="background-color: rgb(252, 252, 253); color: rgb(48, 48, 48);">The specific objective of this Action is to promote and support the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in law enforcement by accompanying globally the implementation of the Toolkit for Responsible Artificial Intelligence Innovation in Law Enforcement in a way that is lawful, responsible and human rights compliant.</span></p>
AAP2023 Action Document for Fighting Organised Crime The overall objective of the action is the increased effectiveness of efforts to combat organised crime, illicit trafficking in all its forms, smuggling and disrupting criminal networks along main trafficking routes. This objective will be pursued mainly through the Global Illicit Flows Programme, an umbrella programme under which the support to combating environmental crime, trafficking by sea, and SALW proliferation will be delivered.&nbsp;
AAP 2022:AD2 Enhance EU Capabilities for Early Warning and Conflict Analysis The Action ¿Enhance EU Early warning&nbsp;and conflict analysis¿ aims to strengthen risk awareness of the EU, as well as the international community and third country local stakeholders, engaged in issues related to conflict prevention and peace, in particular enhancing the capacity to prevent the emergence, re-emergence or escalation of violent conflict by strengthening the translation of conflict analysis into early action and response. It will specifically enhance the European Union¿s conflict prevention capacities by enabling policy-making actors across the EU to identify and act upon conflict risks before they lead to violence. This will be achieved by facilitating access to independent expert early warning information as well as fostering forward-looking exchanges on early action options.&nbsp;
Supporting resilience  to  increased  hybrid threats in the Western Balkans This 18-month action will help mitigate disinformation and cyber-security risks in the Western Balkans relating to the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine and other factors of polarisation.In a first component, the action will support efforts to increase information resilience in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo*,[1]Montenegro and Serbia. Activities under this component will focus on strengthening independent media and fact-checking networks including their outreach and analytical capability. This component will also support legislators and institutions responsible for media sector regulation in their efforts to strengthen information resilience and awareness, as well as assist the integration of ethical considerations in private-sector funded media- and advertisement-activities. A second component will further strengthen cyber security with EU partners with an elevated hybrid threat level, notably Albania, North Macedonia and Montenegro with emphasis on enhancing incidence response capacities. This action is in line with the Brdo EU-Western Balkans Summit Declaration of 2021, which foresees increased cooperation on disinformation and cyber security. It further complements and paves the way for ongoing and future EU-financed activities under under IPA III cooperation.
Activity under preparation Support to EU policy outreach, public and cyber diplomacy This action will enable the EU to address short and medium-term foreign policy needs and opportunities by supporting innovative policies and initiatives, and by deepening EU relations and dialogues with target communities, forging alliances and partnerships. In particular, this action will reinforce the EU¿s new relationship with the United Kingdom and enable to maintain and consolidate relations to pro-democracy Russian civil society.
Countering the finance of Terrorism-Anti Money Laundering Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: Countering the finance of Terrorism-Anti Money Laundering -
Activity under preparation Support to Peacebuilding and Resilience in the South Caucasus The EU¿s objective in the South Caucasus is to promote security, stability, and sustainable peace in the region.Leveraging in-depth experience from peacebuilding efforts in the region, this 18-month exceptional assistance measure will contribute to the normalisation process between Armenia and Azerbaijan, to the strengthening of resilience against destabilisation from foreign interference, and to human security. The action will aim to enhance sustainable capacities of peacebuilding actors in the countries, including by investing into a new generation of peacebuilders and fostering outreach among wider audiences. It will support cross-conflict and domestic dialogues to mitigate potential new conflict lines within the Armenian and Azerbaijani societies, as well as work on collective trauma, displacement, and human security. The action will furthermore aim to foster an information space conducive to cohesion, normalisation and peace as well as societal resilience to Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI), through engagement with media professionals and civil society, media literacy promotion and strategic communication support as relevant. To ensure the EU¿s ability to adjust quickly to both new challenges and openings, the initiative will include a Rapid Response Mechanism.
Support to the Civil Society Dialogue Network on conflict prevention and peacebuilding (CSDN V) <p class="ql-align-justify"><strong>Overall objective:</strong> To continue to contribute to the enhancement of EU and civil society capacities to anticipate, prevent and respond to violent conflict and crisis and to support conflict-affected countries in building peace</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><strong>Specific objectives:</strong></p><p class="ql-align-justify">1.To maintain and strengthen a robust EU-level dialogue mechanism between EU policy-makers and civil society actors on issues relating to the EU¿s peacebuilding policies and practices</p><p>2.To continue to build the capacities of civil society actors working on peacebuilding and conflict prevention to engage in dialogue with EU policy-makers on issues relating to the EU¿s peacebuilding policies and practices</p><p>To continue to strengthen EPLO¿s capacity to manage the CSDN through its networking, coordination, and policy functions</p>
Schuman Security and Defence Forum <p>The Schuman Security and Defence Forum will be a two-day in-person meeting at high political level held in Brussels. The Schuman Security and Defence Forum is intended to provide a venue for an international encounter among politicians, policy and opinion makers, for public diplomatic exchanges as well as an opportunity for informal gatherings. It is intended to complement existing high-level venues for strategic exchange in international security and to serve as a platform for the EU to elevate its profile in the security and defence agenda and to showcase its contribution to international peace and security. It also aims to establish a stronger sense of community with those countries which have concluded Framework Participation Agreements and which contribute to EU CSDP missions and operations. &nbsp;</p>
AAP2022 Action Document for Counterterrorism (CT) This action aims at disrupting terrorist networks and the activities of recruiters to terrorism and bringing terrorists to justice in full respect of human rights and the rule of law, and enhancing the resilience of vulnerable people and communities to violent extremism and terrorist recruitment.In particular, the action will contribute to compliance in line with the recommendations of the 2020 EU Council Conclusions on Counter-terrorism that, recalling its conclusions on EU priorities in UN Human Rights Fora of 17 February 2020, underline that ¿all counter-terrorism measures must be conducted in full compliance with EU core values including the rule of law, and in full compliance with international law, in particular international human rights law, humanitarian law and international refugee law.¿
Support to EU policy outreach and public diplomacy, security implications of climate change, food security and TAIEX This action will enable the EU to address short and medium-term foreign policy needs and opportunities by supporting innovative policies/initiatives and by deepening EU relations and dialogues, forging alliances and partnerships. In particular, this action will reinforce the EU¿s new relationship with the United Kingdom, support the achievement of the EU¿s foreign policy objectives in relation to Russia, develop engagement in Bangladesh to adapt to the threats to stability and security posed by climate change, partner with the United Nations to address the food crisis, deepen EU relations through the provision of public sector expertise.
EUPM Moldova According to Articles 2 and 3 of the Council Decision (CFSP) 2023/855 of 24 April 2023 on a European Union Partnership Mission in Moldova (EUPM Moldova):Article 2 - Mandate1. EUPM Moldova shall contribute to enhancing the resilience of the security sector of the Republic of Moldova in the areas of crisis management and hybrid threats, including cybersecurity and countering foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI). 2. For that purpose, EUPM Moldova shall: (a) contribute to strengthening the Moldovan crisis management structures focused on the security sector through: (i) the identification of needs for organisation, training and equipment; (ii) the gradual implementation of proposed actions and identified solutions; (b) assist in enhancing resilience to hybrid threats by: (i) providing advice at strategic level on the development of strategies and policies for countering hybrid threats and FIMI, including disinformation, for enhancing cybersecurity and for the protection of classified information; (ii) identifying the needs for capacity building in the security sector for early warning, detection, identification, attribution of threats and the response to those threats; (iii) contributing to the implementation of the proposed actions and identified solutions; (c) support the implementation of the aforementioned tasks by means of a project cell offering targeted operational support, as needed, in line with the Integrated Approach and, as far as possible, in close coordination with other actors. 3. International humanitarian law, human rights and the principle of gender equality, the protection of civilians and the agendas under United Nations Security Council Resolutions 1325 (2000) on Women, Peace and Security, 2250 (2015) on Youth, Peace and Security and 1612 (2005) on Children and Armed Conflict shall be fully integrated and proactively mainstreamed in the EUPM Moldova¿s strategic and operational planning, activities and reporting.Article 3 - Chain of command and structure1. EUPM Moldova shall have a unified chain of command as a crisis management operation. 2. EUPM Moldova shall have its Headquarters in the Republic of Moldova. 3. EUPM Moldova shall be structured in accordance with its planning documents
Activity under preparation Empowering Trust and Cohesion in Bosnia and Herzegovina's Communities - "Mo¿emo Bolje¿ Contract related to: Empowering Trust and Cohesion in Bosnia and Herzegovina's Communities - "Mo¿emo Bolje¿  - The overall objective of the action is to enhance cohesion among social and community groups across ethnic lines in Bosnia and Herzegovina, by building trust and resillience to tensions, in line with the European Commission¿s priority 5 regarding the need for Bosnia and Herzegovina to ¿create an environment conducive to reconciliation¿ in the Opinion on the application of Bosnia and Herzegovina for EU membership.
AAP2022 Action Document for Fighting Organised Crime (OC) The overall objective of the action is to contribute to the disruption of criminal networks trafficking drugs and other illicit commodities, organised crime and trafficking of human beings, along main trafficking routes. This objective will be pursued mainly through the Global Illicit Flows Programme, an umbrella programme under which the support to joint airport interdiction task forces and their cooperation, to law enforcement units charged with the monitoring and control of trafficking via general aviation, and to transnational criminal justice cooperation, promotion of ethics and integrity as well as researching and informing partners of the associated risks will be an important development in 2021.
Support to reconciliation efforts in Bosnia and Herzegovina The overall objective of the action is to enhance cohesion among social and community groups across ethnic lines in Bosnia and Herzegovina, by building trust and resillience to tensions, in line with the European Commission¿s priority 5 regarding the need for Bosnia and Herzegovina to ¿create an environment conducive to reconciliation¿ in the Opinion on the application of Bosnia and Herzegovina for EU membership.
Addressing COVID-19 Challenges within the Migrant and Refugee Response in the Western Balkans Contract related to: Addressing COVID-19 Challenges within the Migrant and Refugee Response in the Western Balkans - The action aims to alleviate gaps and provide immediate solutions to the most urgent needs of participating countries and territories in their response to the COVID-19 outbreak, specifically targeting migrants, asylum seekers and refugees.
On-site technical assistance to the EU chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear Centres of Excellence regional secretariats - P94 <p>This project will provide a team of long and and short-term experts&nbsp;experts to be deployed in the 8 EU CBRN CoE regional secretariats providing technical support to the actors involved in the definition and/or the implementation of the EU CBRN CoE activities, with a view to increase their quality, relevance and effectiveness</p>
AAP 2022:AD5  Underpinning multilateral solutions to sustain and build peace The Action entitled ¿Underpinning multilateral solutions to sustain and build peace¿ focuses on support to multilateralism as a means to foster peace and security and as a cross-cutting theme of the EU¿s approach to conflict and crisis and threats to peace and security. It includes a renewed support to the UN-EU partnership on insider mediation, which seeks to increase awareness of and knowledge about insider mediation. The Action also intends to reinforce its contribution to the tripartite cooperation between the EU, the UN and the World Bank on post-crisis assessments. This will be achieved through the provision of technical assistance, capacity building and support national and regional stakeholders to roll-out post-crisis assessment methodologies.
AAP 2022: AD6 Conflict Prevention, Peacebuilding and Crisis Preparedness Support Measures The Conflict Prevention, Peacebuilding and Crisis Preparedness Support Measures will contribute to the research, identification, formulation, evaluation, and implementation of interventions, inter alia providing technical assistance and training, and organising meetings and seminars, bringing relevant stakeholders together, for actions under the thematic area Peace, Stability and Conflict prevention of the NDICI.
RECOM Reconciliation Network This action has the general objective to strengthen rule of law, peace, and regional stability in the Western Balkans. Its specific objective is to foster an inclusive, victim-centred and facts-based regional platform for dealing with the past.
Emergency support to migrants and refugees stranded in the Western Balkans The action aims to alleviate gaps and provide immediate solutions to the most urgent needs of participating countries and territories in their response to the COVID-19 outbreak, specifically targeting migrants, asylum seekers and refugees.
AAP 2023: AD5 The promotion of conflict prevention and peacebuilding via dialogue, advocacy and innovative tools As a global peace actor, the EU plays a critical role in conflict prevention and peacebuilding. This can among other come in the form of support to advocacy and dialogue efforts or through the promotion of innovative approaches to conflict&nbsp;preventionandpeacebuilding.Thiscan aswell taketheformofincreasedadvocacyeffortsand gatheringofmultifacetedactorsinthefieldofpeacebuilding(ParisPeaceForum),usingmoreeffectivelyand broadly social media for peace and leveraging cultural heritage as a vehicle for peacebuilding.
Audits EPC 2021: Verification of ICSP projects in 2021 (EPC.2021.01 to 09 and EPC.2021.25 to 27) <p>Expenditure verification of 12 contracts and grants (9 contracts financed from ICSP Art. 3 &amp; 4 and 3 contracts financed from ICSP Art. 5) in the framework of the FPI annual Audit &amp; Control plan 2021</p>
AAP2023 Action Document for Expert Support Facility (ESF) The seventeenth edition of the Expert Support Facility (ESF) will continue to support the identification, formulation, evaluation and implementation of actions under the Global Threats part of the Peace, Stability and Conflict Prevention Thematic Programme 2021 ¿ 2027.
Dummy contract for final payment of Specific Contract N¿ 300004798 - Audits EPC 2020: Verification of ICSP projects in 2020 - Deloitte Contract related to: Dummy contract for final payment of Specific Contract N¿ 300004798 - Audits EPC 2020: Verification of ICSP projects in 2020 - Deloitte - Administrative Activity for FPI/05 - Regulatory Foreign Policy Instruments &amp; Coordination