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UN-Joint ''Strengthening Protection and Resilience of Refugees, Asylum-seekers and Migrants in Vulnerable Situations in Egypt'' Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: UN-Joint ''Strengthening Protection and Resilience of Refugees, Asylum-seekers and Migrants in Vulnerable Situations in Egypt'' - This Action is part of the Multi-Country Migration Programme for the Southern Neighbourhood 2021-2027 adopted in November 20221. It is building on actions already adopted in 2021 and 2022 to further support the comprehensive approach to migration governance as set out in the Joint Valletta Action Plan, the EU Pact for Asylum and Migration, the New Agenda for the Mediterranean, and the Action Plan for the Central Mediterranean.The developments of the past years ¿ including political and economic instability, conflicts, growing socio-economic inequalities, increased urbanisation, demographic transition, and climate change alongside environmental degradation ¿ have strongly influenced migration patterns to the region and from the region to Europe, leading to an increasing number of people leaving North African countries and reaching European shores risking their life. While the number of arrivals on the Western Mediterranean route have significantly decreased compared to 2022, on the Central Mediterranean route, the total number of arrivals in 2023, as of 7 May, is 279% higher than for the same period in 2022. According to IOM, in 2023 so far, 441 persons have been reported dead or missing while crossing the Central Mediterranean. Throughout 2022, 1 377 people were reported as dead or missing.The present Action aims at addressing the challenges and needs identified in the various areas related to migration management in close cooperation and coordination with partner countries and implementing agencies present in the countries of North Africa and the result of activities that have been implemented to date. The key issues and activities proposed in the main areas of support in this Action are the following: human rights-based migration governance, including fight against smuggling of migrants and trafficking in human beings (objective 1), assisted voluntary returns and reintegration (objective 2) as well as protection, resilience, and social cohesion (objective 3).This Action supports a comprehensive approach to migration management which includes an enhanced level of protection of migrants and migrants at risk, by enabling migrants who want to return to their countries of origin to do so and by supporting countries in developing a return mechanism to ensure ownership of this component of migration governance. In addition, the Action will support partner countries in reducing irregular migration and fighting trafficking of human beings and smuggling of migrants.
KfW-05 Lead IFI remuneration for project ''200 MW Wind Farm in gulf of El Zayt'' Contract related to: KfW-05 Lead IFI remuneration for project ''200 MW Wind Farm in gulf of El Zayt'' -
EIB - Lead IFI remuneration for the project ''Egyptian Power Transmission Project'' Further to the signature of the NIF Framework Arrangement, the Lead IFI shall receive a remuneration (in this case for the ''Egyptian Power Transmission Project'', CRIS ref. ENPI/2010/252-882 )
National Drainage Program III in the framework of the Joint Integrated Sector Approach in the irrigation sector (NDP III - JISA) <p>National Drainage Program III in the framework of the Joint Integrated Sector Approach in the irrigation sector (NDP III - JISA)</p>
Promotion of  Inclusive Growth & Job Creation through Centre of Excellence for SMEs and labour force and creation of ecosystem in mechanized exemplar innovative agricultural  pilot projects <p>This overall objective of this Action is improving competitiveness of Egyptian SMEs and entrepreneurs, in agriculture sector, through induction of systemic innovative change in enterprise ecosystem that supports the enhancement of a specialised Innovation Centre of Excellence facility that promotes the Development and Commercialisation of Private Sector Innovation in Agricultural Technology</p>
Promoting Inclusive Economic Growth in Egypt Programme The overall objective of this new programme is to contribute to Egypt's economic recovery by leveraging MSME development and cultural heritage for inclusive economic growth.
Finance in Common (FiC) Project in Egypt <p>Objective of the project is to bring a sustainable economic recovery throughout the financial system in Egypt. It will allow (i) boosting the financing offer for SDGs-related bankable investments through adequate incentives, (ii) introducing SDGs-related strategies for key financial players, and (iii) working with financial regulators to trigger institutional/regulatory evolutions in the area of sustainable finance.</p>
Technical Assistance and Investment Support for the Kitchener Drain Project (Egypt) <p>Technical Assistance and Investment Support for the Kitchener Drain Project (Egypt)</p>
Increasing Participation of Women in Public Life In Egypt Contract related to: Increasing Participation of Women in Public Life In Egypt - The overall objective of this project is to contribute to the provision of citizen rights by the Government of Egypt to its citizens as provided for in the 2014 Constitution.
Fostering Reforms in the Egyptian renewable Energy and Water Sectors through Cpacity Building The program aiism at speeding implementation of reforms in water and energy while providing cpacity building.
Towards More Democratic and Peaceful Egyptian Society The overall project goal is to contribute to building a more democratic and peaceful society in Egypt that embraces respect for human rights, pluralism, inclusiveness and tolerance. The main objective is to increase capacity of 200 young local community leaders in 4 governorates to promote and practice tolerance, peaceful coexistence, and active citizenship in their communities.
IWSP II - Delegation Agreement (NIF Contribution + Renumeration) <p>IWSP II - Delegation Agreement (NIF Contribution + Renumeration)</p>-IWSP II - Delegation Agreement (NIF Contribution + Renumeration)
EU Support to Equal Opportunities and social development (EOSD) Contract related to: EU Support to Equal Opportunities and social development (EOSD) - The action will contribute to the implementation of the Multi-Annual Indicative Programme 2021-2027 addressing the specific objective to strengthen socio-economic resilience, for inclusive growth and decent job creation and to promote and protect the values of democracy, human rights, and fundamental freedoms. The action addresses the achievement of sustainable development commitments in Egypt primarily with regard to SDG 16 ¿Peace, justice and strong institutions¿&nbsp;and to SDG 10 ¿Reduce inequalities¿&nbsp;The overall objective of the action is to contribute to Egypt's efforts towards strengthening and supporting human rights, youth and civil society. Equal opportunities and human development are core aspects to support growth and respect of human rights. Cross cutting issues such as gender, civil society participation, digitalisation and environment shall be also addressed.&nbsp;The action is divided in two main priority areas. The first one aims at supporting and enhancing a culture of human rights. The second one will work on youth empowerment acting a different layers namely: reinforcing the role of state actors; involving more actively non-state actors and addressing directly the youth population.&nbsp;&nbsp;Through addressing the above-mentioned priority areas, the action will support achieving the objectives of the National Strategy for the Empowerment of Egyptian Women (2030) [1]&nbsp;and Egypt¿s Sustainable&nbsp;Development Strategy (SDS 2030) [2]; the Egyptian Strategy on Human Rights[3]; the EU Action Plan on Human Rights and Democracy 2020-2024[4]; the strategy for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities 2021[5]-2030; the EU Youth Strategy 2019-2027[6]; the EU Gender Action Plan III (2021-25) and the Civil Society Roadmap for Egypt 2021 ¿ 2027.
New E.R.A. - New Education for Rights Achievement The proposed project aims at contributing to strengthen women's role in Egyptian society and increase gender equality in the country (OO) by promoting an aware and empowered society on womens rights and violence against women (VAW) in El Dakhalia, Cairo, Qalyubiya and New Valley (SO). I
Boosting the Role and Potential of Women Businesses in Egypt  (Women-UP) Women-UP main objective is to foster female participation in public life and economic inclusiveness in Egypt via intensifying women employability (economically independent) and socio-economic impacts of female start-ups and micro businesses.
Strengthening Protection and Resilience of Refugees, Asylum-seekers and Migrants in Vulnerable Situations in Egypt The main priority of the proposed Action is to strengthen the resilience of and contribute to the protection of refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants in vulnerable situations in Egypt and to promote social cohesion with host communities in urban centres. Refugees mostly reside in urban centres alongside Egyptian communities across the country, mainly concentrated in Greater Cairo, Alexandria and Damietta. The sharing of public services and subsidies represents an additional challenge for the Egyptian economy, which has already been facing difficulties over recent years. The Action supports the Government of Egypt (GoE) in coping with the socio-economic challenges and pressures of incoming migratory flows and thus represents the Commission¿s response to the various requests of the GoE for increased support in migration protection. Resilience activities are crucial to support the GoE efforts to provide health services and education to refugees, asylum-seekers migrants and host communities, while further enhancing the capacity of national institutions to absorb and respond to the increasing demand on public services. The Action builds on and complements the protection support currently being provided under the EU Emergency Trust Fund for Africa ¿ North Africa window (EUTF-NOA) as a component of the EUR 60 million: ¿Enhancing self-reliance and access to rights for refugees and asylum-seekers in North Africa¿, as well as on the regional programme implemented by UNHCR: ¿Durable solutions for Refugee Unaccompanied and Separated Children (Libya and Egypt) and Family Reunification¿.This Action will focus on facilitating access to basic services in the health and education sector and improving their quality, while supporting meeting of basic needs, improving livelihoods and launching child protection measures including family reunification. The Action will be carried out mainly in Egypt¿s major urban centres of Cairo, Alexandria and Damietta, where the highest concentration of refugees, asylum-seekers and undocumented migrants is found. The target group is constituted of refugees, asylum-seekers, vulnerable undocumented migrants (including minors). These represent the group who have no or limited access to the national Egyptian system, facing challenges exposing them to protection risks and increasing their vulnerabilities. The lower-income strata of the Egyptian host community population in urban settings will be considered too, in order to foster social cohesion and respect the leave no-one-behind principle. The Action will have two major outcomes, namely: (i) access to multi-sectoral services including meeting of basic needs ¿ focusing on quality of services and facilities, and increased resilience through cash assistance and livelihood support, and (ii) strengthening protection and resilience of minors at risk, especially unaccompanied minors, as 37% of refugees and asylum seekers in Egypt are children, facing vulnerability risks.
Sustainable Improvement of Responsive Development Services in Aswan (SIRDS) <p class="ql-align-justify">The action aims to build the capacity of CSOs to engage as actors of good governance and development and to implement innovative solutions to respond to crosscutting challenges in Aswan. For a duration of four years, the action will address the core organisational capacity challenges CSOs face, improve their understanding of local challenges, particularly those facing disadvantaged groups, and potential solutions, increase their ability to coordinate with the public and private sector to achieve local development goals and increase their financial sustainability. The action will focus on two crosscutting priorities, digitalisation and women¿s rights and empowerment, which are essential for CSOs to achieve their aims and fully contribute to local development and governance. OHF will work with 20 CSOs and reach a total of 38,800 (19,000 female, 19,800 male) people in Daraw, Nasr El-Noba, Kom Ombo and Edfu districts of Aswan.</p>
EU Support to Egypt's National Population Strategy The overall objective of the present action is to contribute to lowering Egypt's population growth rates. The specific objective is to support the implementation of the NPS, with a particular focus on voluntary family planning.
Euro Egyptian Cultural Programme 2023-2027. Contract related to: Euro Egyptian Cultural Programme 2023-2027. - The EU-Egypt Association Agreement in force since 2004 has provided the legal frame for EU-Egypt bilateral cooperation. The EU-Egypt Partnership Priorities, set the political framework of the partnership until 2027. Deriving from the Partnership Priorities, a multi-annual indicative programme sets the priorities for EU-Egypt cooperation from 2021 to 2027.The action seeks to promote and operationalise the commitments outlined in the EU-Egypt Partnership Priorities, through one dedicated cooperation facility, which will aim to sustain and deepen Egypt¿s reforms towards a sustainable and inclusive growth pathway.The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is to contribute to enhancing cooperation and mutual understanding between the EU and Egypt. The outcome aims to increase the pace and quality of implementation of policy reforms and policy convergence in the areas outlined in the EU-Egypt partnership priorities.
Egyptian Pollution Abatement Programme (EPAP) III The overall objective of the Egyptian Pollution Abatement Programme (EPAP) III is to decrease pollution in Egypt, and thereby improve local and global environmental conditions, as well as living and workplace conditions of the Egyptian population.The specific objective of EPAPIII is to encourage Industrial private and public sector enterprises to conduct integrated or end of pipe depollution investment measures supported by proactive banking sector and controlled and accompanied by a strengt
Archeological Cooperation Aswan (OPS2) Contract related to: Archeological Cooperation Aswan (OPS2) - The EU-Egypt Association Agreement in force since 2004 has provided the legal frame for EU-Egypt bilateral cooperation. The EU-Egypt Partnership Priorities, set the political framework of the partnership until 2027. Deriving from the Partnership Priorities, a multi-annual indicative programme sets the priorities for EU-Egypt cooperation from 2021 to 2027.The action seeks to promote and operationalise the commitments outlined in the EU-Egypt Partnership Priorities, through one dedicated cooperation facility, which will aim to sustain and deepen Egypt¿s reforms towards a sustainable and inclusive growth pathway.The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is to contribute to enhancing cooperation and mutual understanding between the EU and Egypt. The outcome aims to increase the pace and quality of implementation of policy reforms and policy convergence in the areas outlined in the EU-Egypt partnership priorities.
Activity under preparation EIB Preparatory Studies (OPS1) number 1: Phase 2 of the construction and upgrading of Distribution Control Centres Contract related to: EIB Preparatory Studies (OPS1) number 1: Phase 2 of the construction and upgrading of Distribution Control Centres - The EU-Egypt Association Agreement in force since 2004 has provided the legal frame for EU-Egypt bilateral cooperation. The EU-Egypt Partnership Priorities, set the political framework of the partnership until 2027. Deriving from the Partnership Priorities, a multi-annual indicative programme sets the priorities for EU-Egypt cooperation from 2021 to 2027.The action seeks to promote and operationalise the commitments outlined in the EU-Egypt Partnership Priorities, through one dedicated cooperation facility, which will aim to sustain and deepen Egypt¿s reforms towards a sustainable and inclusive growth pathway.The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is to contribute to enhancing cooperation and mutual understanding between the EU and Egypt. The outcome aims to increase the pace and quality of implementation of policy reforms and policy convergence in the areas outlined in the EU-Egypt partnership priorities.
Towards Resilient Egyptian Rural Communities (TRERC) Promoting resilience and poverty alleviation in rural communities with common opportunities, conditions and resources; and mutual interests, through enhancing the relationships among civil society, local authorities and private sector.
Egypt Natural Gas Connection Projec The Government of Egypt engaged into a nation-wide gas connection program aiming at connecting 17 million households to the natural gas network by 2030, at a planned pace of 800,000 connections a year. The proposed project is implemented in the framework of this national gas connection program. It aims at connecting 2.4 million households to natural gas over a period of 4 years. Amongst these 2.4 million households, 1.5 million will be located in the 11  governorates.
Activity under preparation EU support to the implementation of socio-economic reforms at local level In March 2024, The European Union (EU) and Egypt have agreed to elevate their relationship and develop a Strategic and Comprehensive Partnership for shared prosperity, stability and security, based on joint interest and mutual trust and building on the already existing positive agenda in EU-Egypt relations. Underpinning the partnership will be a financial package consisting of short- and longer-term support for the necessary macro-fiscal and socio-economic reform agenda composed of Macro Financial Assistance (MFA), guarantees and blending, as well as programmes and technical assistance for specific priorities. The proposed Action is fully part of this approach, covering the Human capital development¿s pillar of the package and in line with the 2021-27 Partnership Priorities, notably Priority 1 on Egypt's Sustainable Modern Economy and Social Development.Egypt¿s critical economic and financial situation has been exacerbated by the repercussions of global and regional conflicts. The Russian war of aggression in Ukraine, the Gaza crisis, and the attacks on vessels in the Red Sea have negatively affected the Egyptian economy, namely because of increase in imported grain prices, of loss of revenues from tourism and Suez Canal traffic, and of protracted capital outflows and decreased remittances inflow. The Sudan conflict is putting extra pressure on social services and communities with 500,000 Sudanese and 8,827 individuals of other nationalities who crossed into Egypt between April 2023 and March 2024. The aim of the proposed Action is to accompany the implementation of the reform agenda Egypt is undertaking to improve its macro- and socio-economic situation and resilience against external shocks. The Action will seek to support social measures at local level to mitigate the negative impact of these reforms on the less advantaged groups of the population. ¿Building on successful past and ongoing engagement in local urban development and in health sectors, the Action will focus on enhancing access to quality services, and on complementing social safety nets through increased economic opportunities. The Action¿s main outcomes are: (1) enhanced access to basic services and social infrastructures, such as education, health, water and sanitation, roads and public spaces; (2) increased livelihood and economic opportunities, through skills upgrade and employment promotion; (3) targeted support to enhance quality healthcare provision. To the extent possible, the three outcomes will link the services with local economic activities, in order to maximise sustainability and impact on residents¿ lives in the less advantaged areas, with a view to building resilience including to climate change. Emphasis will be placed on women, girls and the youth, as well as on communities hosting refugees and asylum seekers and areas prone to irregular migration.
Egypt Green Economy Financing Facility II (Egypt GEFF II) <p>Egypt Green Economy Financing Facility II (Egypt GEFF II)</p>-Egypt Green Economy Financing Facility II (Egypt GEFF II)
Support to the EU Gender Action Plan III for Egypt Contract related to: Support to the EU Gender Action Plan III for Egypt - The ENI South Global Allocation is a support measure giving the EU the possibility to finance small-scale measures needed for the achievement of the objectives of the Southern dimension of the ENP and its operational & policy priorities.
EU-Egypt Cooperation Facility 2022-2024 The EU-Egypt Association Agreement in force since 2004 has provided the legal frame for EU-Egypt bilateral cooperation. The EU-Egypt Partnership Priorities, set the political framework of the partnership until 2027. Deriving from the Partnership Priorities, a multi-annual indicative programme sets the priorities for EU-Egypt cooperation from 2021 to 2027.The action seeks to promote and operationalise the commitments outlined in the EU-Egypt Partnership Priorities, through one dedicated cooperation facility, which will aim to sustain and deepen Egypt¿s reforms towards a sustainable and inclusive growth pathway.The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is to contribute to enhancing cooperation and mutual understanding between the EU and Egypt. The outcome aims to increase the pace and quality of implementation of policy reforms and policy convergence in the areas outlined in the EU-Egypt partnership priorities.
Kitchener Drain Project The Action aims at supporting the socio-economic stability of Egypt through enhancing quality of life and water security. The global objective of the Action is to support the depollution of the Kitchener drain and the Mediterranean Sea and improve the health and environmental situation of the people living in the catchment area of the Kitchener drain in the Governorates of Dakahlia, Gharbia and Kafr El-Sheikh as well as strengthen the economy in this area by improving the irrigation quality
Response to the long-term impacts of COVID-19 on extremely vulnerable households: Basic needs, Mental Health and Psycho-social Support (MHPSS), Economic recovery and resilience, Gender equality - Egypt Contract related to: Response to the long-term impacts of COVID-19 on extremely vulnerable households: Basic needs, Mental Health and Psycho-social Support (MHPSS), Economic recovery and resilience, Gender equality - Egypt - This financial top up aims to further contribute to the expected impact of the action adopted in 2020: i.e. to contain the prevalence of COVID-19 amongst the most vulnerable groups and mitigate the immediate socio-economic impact of the pandemic.
Increasing the essential healthcare access for women and persons in conditions of vulnerability in Egyp <p class="ql-align-justify">Contribute to enhancing medical services access and limiting COVID-19 impact on persons living in conditions of vulnerability in Egypt.</p><p><br></p>
Integrated and Sustainable Housing and Community Development Programme in Egypt - Pillar I The objective is to enhance living conditions for disadvantaged communities and integrating informal areas in the urban pattern by upgrading informal settlements (e.g. through improving connections of water and electricity); create employment and support the current policy developed by the Ministry of Local Development toward decentralisation / de-concentration, through project decentralized decision making.