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Avenant de prolongement et augmentation de budget du contrat 388-647. Contract related to: Avenant de prolongement et augmentation de budget du contrat 388-647. - 2019-2020 Action Programme of the African Peace Facility
Policy and Regulation Initiative for Digital Africa (PRIDA) Comprehensive Integrated ICT Strategy for Africa (former name: Accessing Digital Dividend in Africa)
Programme Intégré de Développement et d'Adaptation au Changement climatique dans le Bassin du Niger (PIDACC/BN) i) préserver les écosystèmes du Bassin, notamment à travers la réduction du processus densablement du fleuve Niger ; et ii) améliorer la résilience des systèmes de production et des populations et iii) améliorer la gestion des ressources naturelles et la gestion intégrée des écosystèmes, la protection de la biodiversité et la restauration de lafertilité des sols; (iv) améliorer la situation socio-économique des femmes et des jeunes et leur accès aux ressources.
Capacity building for the Indian Ocean Commission, the South-West Indian Ocean Islands and Zanzibar in climate negotiations and preparedness for the implementation of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change Strengthen capacity of Indian Ocean Commission, its Member States, Zanzibar and African ACP Island States in climate negotiation, prepare for the implementation of the Paris Agreement and strengthen African island states' voice in climate negotiations
PanAfrican Master Consortium for Interpretation and Translation (PAMCIT) The overall objective is to train sufficient numbers of students to work as highly qualified translators, conference interpreters and public service interpreters to meet emerging needs. The specific objectives are: i) supporting the higher education institutions, so that they offer training to international quality standards; ii) supporting the students, who will be able to graduate and find employment in Africa; iii) supporting the PAMCIT governance structure to ensure sustainable and effective
Spotlight Initiative High-Impact Programme for Violence Elimination by 2030 (HIVE Programme). Contract related to: Spotlight Initiative High-Impact Programme for Violence Elimination by 2030 (HIVE Programme). - Gender equality is a core value and objective of the EU. Over the last few years, there have been important setbacks for gender equality and the enjoyment of human rights by women and girls. Global normative frameworks and international commitments on gender equality have been increasingly questioned, not least sexual and reproductive health and rights.&nbsp;Gender Based Violence (GBV) including Violence Against Women and Girls (VAW/G)[1] has been exacerbated by COVID 19 and is globally on the rise. &nbsp;With its Gender Action Plan III 2021-2025, the EU reinforces its ambitious engagement for a gender equal world at global, regional and country level. The&nbsp;fight for the elimination of gender based violence continues to be one of the EU priorities, while promoting the equal participation of women and girls in the public sphere. Strong partnerships with civil society, enhanced voice and capacity of women¿s organisations are&nbsp;at the core of GAP III&nbsp;through enhanced dialogue and support at all levels.&nbsp;Through this action, the EU intends to promote its interests and values at global level and more specifically positioned itself on the eradication of gender based violence (GBV), by building and reinforcing coalitions with partners in line with the Generation Equality¿s commitments. The action will build on the EU-UN Spotlight Initiative theory of change and capitalize on its results and&nbsp;lessons learned in 26 countries&nbsp;while ensuring its sustainability.&nbsp;The action pursues two main outcomes : i) strengthen and disseminate knowledge and best practices, expertise, data and research on how to reduce/eliminate GBV expanding and building the sustainability of the Spotlight Initiative; ii)&nbsp;increase global advocacy by civil society and more particularly women¿s rights organisations (WROs), strengthen their capacity and resilience, boosting coalition building and networking.[1] For the purpose of this AD the two terms are used interchangeably, it is understood that GBV&nbsp;is characterised by a broader scope : while women and girls suffer disproportionately from GBV, men and boys can also be targeted. The term is also sometimes used to describe targeted violence against LGBTQI+ populations, when referencing violence related to norms of masculinity/femininity and/or gender norms.&nbsp;
Digital Health Support Contract related to: Digital Health Support - INTPA/G/04 - Social Inclusion and Protection, Health and Demography
CLAP ACP - Financer et accompagner la coproduction ACP <p>Développement des coproductions pour permettre une amélioration de la qualité et une augmentation de la quantité de films et séries produits, permettant une reconquête des marchés locaux et un rayonnement des Etats ACP à l¿international.</p>
Activity under preparation EU Support to the Eradication of Peste des petits Ruminants from Africa This action will pave the way for the eradication of the disease Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) in Sub-Saharan Africa. This highly devastating viral disease affects small ruminants (i.e. sheep, goats) in Africa, South Asia, Middle East and parts of West Eurasia. It is closely related to rinderpest (affecting bovine animals) which was eradicated worldwide in 2011. Across Africa, 37 countries have reported PPR on their country. Risk factors for potential PPR spread into southern Europe include its presence in Turkey and irregular migrations from northern Africa. PPR also affects camels and wild ruminants including some critically endangered antelopes thus impacting on biodiversity. PPR is a very contagious disease with death rates of up to 90% of affected animal populations. Estimated annual global losses are between US$ 1.4 and 2.1 billion worldwide and Africa bears 40% of the losses. PPR virus is fragile and eradicable using available highly effective vaccines and diagnostic tests. A benefit-cost analysis of PPR eradication estimated total discounted costs of US$2.26 billion for a 15&nbsp;years programme yielding a net benefit of US$74.2 billion[1] and a benefit cost ratio of 33.8. The action will be developed around 3 pillars: a. strengthening the capacities of key regional/continental actors, b. establishing a solid coordination system, c. preparing and organizing the vaccination response.This action is the first phase of a larger approach aiming laying the foundation for PPR eradication in Africa. The output will be a harmonized continental strategy with a realistic theory of change and a comprehensive Business Plan for complete eradication of PPR. Subsequent implementation phases will entail targeted evidence-based interventions for a time-bound eradication process.  [1] Jones BA, Rich KM, Mariner JC, Anderson, J, Jeggo M, Thevasagayam S, et al. (2016) The Economic Impact of Eradicating Peste des Petits Ruminants: A Benefit-Cost Analysis. &nbsp;
SURE DEAL PROJECT: Youth skilling, employment and empowermen <p>The long-term expected effect of the action will be improved quality of life of youth through increased decent employment opportunities and agency in the West-Nile region in Uganda, while the specific objective is to increase the capacity of local CSOs , particularly TUNADO and USSIA, leading to youth´ economic empowerment and agency</p>
Support to the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines in selected most under vaccinated countries Although global COVID-19 vaccine supply has risen significantly, the African continent is facing particular challenges to expand vaccine rollout. Increasing deliveries have eased shortages of vaccines and highlighted the need for countries to rapidly ramp up vaccination. The slow uptake in COVID-19 vaccines in Africa requires collective efforts of partner countries and partners to effectively implement vaccination programmes on the ground.This action will contribute to enhanced rollout of COVID-19 vaccines in selected most under vaccinated countries, including through supporting national governments in the organisation and coordination of vaccination campaigns, reinforcing cold-chain and supply infrastructure management, human resources, and/or addressing challenges with vaccine demand, hesitancy and misinformation.
Enhancing pan-African civil society participation and engagement with the African Governance Platform (AGP) in protection and promotion of democracy, governance, and human and peoples rights in Africa Contract related to: Enhancing pan-African civil society participation and engagement with the African Governance Platform (AGP) in protection and promotion of democracy, governance, and human and peoples rights in Africa - This project aims to build the capacity of the members of AGA and to support their coordination
NEPAD African Network of Centres of Excellence on Water Sciences and Technology, phase III (ACEWATER III) <p>For the implementation of the AUDA-NEPAD African Network of Centres of Excellence (CoEs) on Water Sciences and Technology (phase III) ¿ ACEWATER III with the consortium of AUDA-NEPAD RCoEs lead by the University of Stellenbosch.</p>
Contribution to the Africa Transport Policy Program (SSATP) Fourth Development Plan (DP4) Multi Donor Trust Fund <p>This contract covers the EU contribution to the 4<sup>th</sup> Development Plan (DP4) Multi Donor Trust Fund of the Africa Transport Policy Program (SSATP), co-financed by the African Development Bank, the Agence Française de Développement and the Swiss cooperation agency SECO, and implemented by the World Bank. The development objectives of the SSATP DP4 is to prepare knowledge products and undertake capacity building activities to contribute to a more efficient and cleaner / decarbonised transport sector in Africa by focusing on four priority thematic areas: regional connectivity and economic integration, sustainable urban mobility and accessibility, road safety and resilient road asset management.</p>
Activity under preparation Regional Responses to Climate Displacement (RE2CLID) Climate change has already had a profound impact on many countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, jeopardizing ecosystems, the economy and overall well-being. The next decades will be marked by increasingly severe and frequent climate change related extreme weather events, which pose complex challenges to sustainable development by aggravating environmental degradation, exacerbating conflict, and triggering displacement.In this context, the overall objective of the program is to strengthen the resilience and self-reliance of Displacement-Affected Communities (DACs) living in areas at risk of either disaster or other adverse effects of climate change, environmental degradation, and correlated stressors. This Action defines DACs as both the forcibly displaced populations (refugees, asylum seekers, IDPs, returnees) and host communities. The Action¿s approach is to design area-based interventions targeting the identified DACs as a whole group of beneficiaries, including people who live in areas at risk of future climate-related displacement. To achieve this, program implementation focusses in its interventions on averting displacement, minimizing displacement impacts, and resolving existing displacement situations. Three specific objectives have been formulated:1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Strengthened disaster forecasts and management systems to better prevent, minimize and resolve displacement at the local, national, and regional levels;2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Improved natural resources governance and management benefitting Displacement-Affected Communities (DACs) and communities at risk of future displacement;3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Enhanced resilience and self-reliance of DACs in environmentally fragile areas&nbsp;Based on a tailored and area-based approach, the program addresses different crisis scenarios, ranging from environmentally fragile environments affected by ongoing forced displacement or areas at high risk of displacement due to climate change or natural hazards. To build longer term resilience at the regional, national, local, and community level, the Action will be implemented in two geographic regions, which are under pressure due to the complex interplay of climate change, environmental degradation, conflict, and forced displacement. These include the Lake Tanganyika basin areas spanning across the border areas of Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Burundi, and Tanzania, and the Southern Africa/South-West Indian Ocean tropical cyclone basin countries, namely Malawi, Madagascar, Mozambique and African Indian Ocean countries. Following the identification of hotspot areas in these two regions, the intervention will address the longer-term adaptive needs of communities to allow them to access locally owned, sustainable, inclusive, and conflict-sensitive climate resilient solutions vis-a-vis climate related displacement. The program will address the needs of the most vulnerable, including women, girls, the elderly and disabled.
Study on the prioritisation of strategic corridors in Africa - Phase 2 Contract related to: Study on the prioritisation of strategic corridors in Africa - Phase 2 - INTPA/F/04 - Sustainable Transport and Urban Development
Task Force for the Implementation of the 3S Initiative for Sustainability, Stability and Security in Africa The overall purpose of the 3S Initiative is to address the root causes of instability in Africa related to natural resource degradation by providing alternatives to forced migration and radicalization.
Harmonization Quality Assurance and Accreditation in African Higher Education Initiative (HAQAA3) HAQAA seeks&nbsp;to improve the quality and harmonisation of African higher education and support students¿ employability and mobility across the continent, operating at three levels: higher education institutions, quality assurance agencies and at cross-regional and continental level. HAQAA-3 will be built on five essential pillars:&nbsp;&nbsp;1) continue to support capacity building for Quality Assurance (QA) systems for higher education in Africa, notably through the promotion of the African Standards and Guidelines for Quality Assurance in higher&nbsp;education (ASG-QA) at quality assurance agency level and also at the level of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs);&nbsp;2) consolidate the work undertaken to support the establishment of the Pan-African Continental Accreditation Agency (PAQAA) through, notably, supporting the African Union Commission (AUC) in the development of the statutes and regulations for governance and operations;&nbsp;&nbsp;3) carrying forward the proposal for the African Credit Transfer System as another important action line of the Pan-African Quality Assurance and Accreditation Framework (PAQAF);&nbsp;4) building up the capacity for informed and evidence-based policy making for higher education at continental level, linked to regional and national capacity, and align it to continental objectives&nbsp;for&nbsp;higher&nbsp;education (HE); 5) continued support to the HE&nbsp;cluster&nbsp;and its sub-clusters of the Continental Education Strategy for Africa 2016-2025 (CESA), in promoting regional integration frameworks for higher education, targeted at public officials and university leadership but also in key&nbsp;areas&nbsp;of the continental agenda (i.e.&nbsp;connectivity and digitalization).&nbsp;&nbsp;HAQAA-3 will be one of the main new instruments for regional cooperation with Sub-Saharan Africa to face two of the Global Challenges considered by art.11 d) of the NDICI_Global regulation: Education and Youth. The project¿s scope goes much further than the area of Quality Assurance (the main focus of HAQAA-1) as they include building the capacity of the higher education sector (including policy makers) on issues related to regional integration and to carry out evidence-based and informed policy making with a view to regional and continental integration, enhancing the sector¿s responsiveness and contribution to socio-economic challenges.&nbsp;However, the project is not overambitious as the logic of the intervention is to make a meaningful regional contribution that a) complements the actions at national level, which will always remain essential, and b) favours regional and continental integration processes and the progressive enlargement of their scope to the area of education.
Enhancing constructive dialogue and cooperation on peace and security in the Horn of Africa - Phase II Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: Enhancing constructive dialogue and cooperation on peace and security in the Horn of Africa - Phase II - The action will support the Regional MIP implementation through technical assistance, capacity building for African Regional Organizations, support the OACPS-EU Partnership Agreement¿s Institutional Framework and Strategic Communication and Public Diplomacy.
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Enhancing soils and agroecology for resilient agri-food systems in Sub-Saharan Africa <p>The overall objective of the Action is ¿to contribute to climate-relevant, productive and sus-tainable transformation of agriculture and food systems in low and middle-income countries.¿ The specific objective is: The agroecological transition towards sustainable agri-food sys-tems in selected partner countries is enhanced. The Action comprises three outputs: (1) The adoption of technical and socio-economic measures related to innovation in agroecol-ogy is enhanced in selected partner countries (2) The political and research framework for agroecological transition in selected partner countries is improved. (3) National stakeholders make use of the co-created knowledge and evidence on agroecolo-gy shared at national and international level.</p>
Support to the Covenant of Mayors in Sub-Saharan Africa-Phase III (GIZ) The overall objective of this project is to increase access to sustainable energy for urban populations and to implement local action to combat climate change and its impacts. Specific objectives are:a) To improve energy/urban planning and energy efficiency for low emission development.b) To increase the number of urban energy infrastructure projects reaching bankability and ready for financing.
Consolidation et réplication des succès écotouristiques dans les aires protégées d'Afrique sub-saharienne - Part B Contract related to: Consolidation et réplication des succès écotouristiques dans les aires protégées d'Afrique sub-saharienne - Part B - Administrative Activity to manager Administrative budget of DEVCO
Fish Gov2 Mid term evaluation Contract related to: Fish Gov2 Mid term evaluation - The action will support the Regional MIP implementation through technical assistance, capacity building for African Regional Organizations, support the OACPS-EU Partnership Agreement¿s Institutional Framework and Strategic Communication and Public Diplomacy.
GPEDC Multi-stakeholders Technical Workshops Contract related to: GPEDC Multi-stakeholders Technical Workshops - 2021 Annual Work Programme relating to Promotion of the coordination between the Union and Member States on development cooperation
ECOMIG IV-<p>APF Support to the ECOWAS Mission in The Gambia - Phase IV (ECOMIG IV)</p> <p>APF Support to the ECOWAS Mission in The Gambia - Phase IV (ECOMIG IV)</p>-ECOMIG IV
Africa-Europe Cooperation and Exchange on Culture and on the Promotion of inter-cultural dialogue and cultural diversity The  Action will ensure the coherence and continued relevance of cultural cooperation and promotion of inter-cultural dialogue and cultural diversity between Africa and Europe and contribute to improve co-creation and coproduction, the dissemination of cultural productions, cultural heritage protection and valorisation as well as capacity building and upskilling of artists and culture professionals in both continents. Being a core action to strengthen the cultural relations between Africa and Europe, the action will include a strong Africa-Europe dimension through dialogue, mutual learning and cooperation activities among African and European stakeholders.
African Governance Architecture Support Project (AGA-SP) - Support to the AfCHPR Contract related to: African Governance Architecture Support Project (AGA-SP) - Support to the AfCHPR - This project aims to build the capacity of the members of AGA and to support their coordination
Technical Assistance Facility for Africa-EU relations in the field of economic developmen Contract related to: Technical Assistance Facility for Africa-EU relations in the field of economic developmen - INTPA/A/01 - Strategic Partnerships with Africa and with the ACP
Contribution to the African Investment Facility for the realisation of regional infrastructures The results of the action will be key investments in the transport, energy and Information and Communication Technologies sector improving regional connectivity, enhancing regional integration and contributing to achieving sustainable development.
Vérification des dépenses du contrat de service AT PASSMAR n°413239 - Audit n°116886 <p>La Vérification des dépenses concerne le contrat de service AT PASSMAR n°413239 dont le but est de l'assistance technique telle que :</p><p>Sous la supervision du Comité de Pilotage, assurer la coordination, la planification annuelle, la mise en ¿uvre, le suivi et le reporting des composantes du PASSMAR, ainsi que la gestion financière et contractuelle des actions.</p><p>¿La gouvernance maritime et la maitrise des espaces maritimes dans le golfe de Guinée sont renforcées;</p><p>¿Les cadres législatifs et réglementaires nationaux sont adaptés et l¿application des lois est renforcée;</p><p>¿L¿implication accrue de la société civile et du secteur privé dans le processus de politique maritime intégrée, est facilitée et coordonnée.</p>
''DENTEEL ou ENSEMBLE en langue peul, soutien financier et accompagnement aux coproductions ACP <p>Renforcer les capacités des professionnels, professionnaliser le secteur, accompagner des ¿uvres ambitieuses et de qualité, encourager leur circulation et promouvoir la diversité culturelle à travers les pays ACP</p>
Trade in Services in Sub-Saharan Africa The Action intends to contribute to the liberalisation of services with an aim to increase Sub-Saharan Africa¿s (SSA) competitiveness, to boost sustainable economic growth, to attract investment, to create decent jobs, and to benefit consumers.In order to promote continental and regional economic integration, to better answer countries¿ needs, and to take into account the different levels of regional level integration, the action will have one continental component and regional components, one in each Regional Economic Community (REC) mandated in Economic Integration and Trade: ECOWAS, ECCAS, EAC, COMESA, and SADC. Strong emphasis will be put on the direct involvement of private sector and business associations.&nbsp;The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is to increase intra- regional, continental, and bilateral trade in services, enabling higher integration into regional and global value chains and actors to benefit from all trade agreements (Multilateral, Continental, REC, and Bilateral-EPA).&nbsp;The Specific Objective (Outcome) of this action is to: Increase Services liberalisation and exports for selected Services sectors at multilateral, continental, regional or bilateral level.&nbsp;The Outputs to be delivered by this action contributing to the corresponding Specific Objective (Outcomes) are :Output 1. Trade barriers in Trade in Services (TiS) are analysed and TiS policies are properly defined;Output 2. Commitments in trade in services are defined;Output 3. Awareness of export opportunities is enhanced for the private sector; especially for women- and youth-led businesses;Output 4. Appropriate, harmonised, and transparent TiS regulations integrating social and climate-related provisions are developed and more accessible.