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Support Princess Christian Maternity Hospital to provide quality emergency obstetric care and training at the time of COVID-19 pandemic Contributo ad UNFPA, in Sierra Leone, per fornire una formazione di qualità ai servizi di ostetricia d’urgenza del Princess Christian Maternity Hospit The Italian Cooperation’s financial contribution will support the activities implemented by the United Nations Fund for Population (UNFPA) in Sierra Leone aiming at improving the preparedness and resilience of the Princess Christian Maternity Hospital in Freetown, the largest maternity facility in Sierra Leone.   Specifically, UNFPA will use the financial contribution to: i) increase the capacity of the hospital management team to respond to obstetric emergencies, and reduce maternal deaths; ii)  improve the availability of essential medical equipment, drugs and consumables available to provide quality obstetric and newborn care, including a functional laboratory and blood bank; iii) increase the availability of trained personnel for emergency care and the infection prevention and control (IPC), including residents in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Il contributo della Cooperazione Italiana intende sostenere le attività che il Fondo delle Nazioni Unite per la Popolazione (UNFPA)svolge in Sierra Leone per migliorare la capacità di risposta in situazioni di emergenza e la resilienza del reparto maternità del Princess Christian Maternity Hospital di Freetown, il principale ospedale ostetrico-neonatale della Sierra Leone.  In particolar modo, UNFPA  utilizzerà il contributo per: i) migliorare la risposta della struttura alla emergenze ostetriche, contribuendo anche a ridurre i tassi di mortalità materna; ii) aumentare la disponibilità di strumenti clinico-chirurgici, medicinali e materiali ad uso medico onde fornire dei servizi ostetrici e neonatali di qualità, ivi inclusi un laboratorio ed una banca del sangue; iii) assicurare una formazione di qualità al personale sanitario dedicato alle emergenze ed alla prevenzione e controllo delle infezioni, compresi gli specializzandi in Ostetricia e Ginecologia.
COVID 19Fund_AID_011461:Creation of the first Sierra Leone / CTSL Center-Transfusion Center Fondo COVID 19_AID_011461:Creazione del primo Centro-Trasfusionale della Sierra Leone / CTSL COVID 19Fund_AID_011461:creation of a transfusion centre in Sierra Leone Fondo COVID 19_AID_011461:creazione del centro trafusionale in Sierra Leone
Creation of the first Sierra Leone / CTSL Center-Transfusion Center Creazione del primo Centro-Trasfusionale della Sierra Leone / CTSL creation of a transfusion centre in Sierra Leone creazione del centro trafusionale in Sierra Leone
Strategic Objective 1. Enhancing international norms and multilateral engagement STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 1. Enhancing international norms and multilateral engagement to safeguard the freedoms of association, expression, and assembly - Number of policy actions in support of civic space by multilateral and regional bodies or actors following ICNL engagement UN actors/entities, regional bodies
Strategic Objective 3. Increasing the capacity of individuals and organizations STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 3. Increasing the capacity of individuals and organizations to navigate legal frameworks affecting civil society, philanthropy, civic participation, and development cooperation - Number of CSOs that are better equipped to protect their organizations and operations in certain countries Local partners, CSOs
Strategic Objective 5. Raising awareness among target audiences STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 5. Raising awareness among target audiences to protect civic space - Number of stakeholders reached through awareness-raising activities conducted by ICNL

- Number of University professors, lawyers, and law students with better understanding of civil society legal issues University professors, law students, and lawyers
Strategic Objective 2. Empowering local partners STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 2. Empowering local partners to advocate for national-level laws and policies that protect the freedoms of association, expression, and assembly - Number of bills, laws, regulations, policies, or practices that better conform to international legal standards and best practices with ICNL assistance

- Number of bills, laws, regulations, amendments, or provisions that would violate civil society freedoms as proposed but whose offending provisions were defeated with ICNL assistance

- Number of CSOs and other stakeholders that undertake activities to promote reform following ICNL assistance Legislation, local partners, CSOs, stakeholders
Strategic Objective 4. Advancing research and information sharing on civic space STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 4. Advancing research and information sharing on civic space - Number of people who access ICNL research products Local partners, multilateral bodies/actors, interested parties, government officials
EU support to the GCTF Contract related to: EU support to the GCTF - -EU support to the GCTF
Preventing biological risks increased by environmental and climate change in the Mediterranean, Black Sea and Sahel regions by strengthening a structured, inclusive and institutionalized One Health approach (P92- MediLabSecure III) Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: Preventing biological risks increased by environmental and climate change in the Mediterranean, Black Sea and Sahel regions by strengthening a structured, inclusive and institutionalized One Health approach (P92- MediLabSecure III) - 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.
AAP 2022:AD4 Conflict sensitive natural resources management The action will focus in particular on three major goals. The first on is the continued support to the Regional Approach to the Mano River belt region of West Africa (Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea Conakry, Cote d¿Ivoire) to strengthen the implementation of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) in the Mano River Union at the regional and national level. A regional approach to policy discourse on issues such as smuggling, ways to improve the livelihood conditions for mining communities while simultaneously increasing the space and roles for civil society in the mining sector has proven to be successful. With this action, the aim is to pave the way for its potential replication in Central Africa as well. As a second objective, the action will continue engaging, empowering and equipping civil society's active participation in the Kimberley Process (KP) and other due diligence initiatives. The action¿s third goal is to raise awareness of environmental management in mining governance in the selected regions and encourage locally led, conflict sensitive environmental degradation mitigating activities, in particular with artisanal and alluvial miners.&nbsp;Finally, the development of new technologies and shift to green, renewable way of life increases demands for the critical raw materials that power the green transition. The action will support research and dialogue to ensure better understanding of risks of destructive conflict caused or exacerbated by mining for green transition, in particular in conflict-prone and vulnerable countries and regions, such as West and Central Africa.
AAP2023 Action Document for Critical Infrastructure Protection This action aims to decrease the evasion of UN Security Council sanctions at sea and related transnational organized crime at sea, at the global level.
FPI Research Facility Contract related to: FPI Research Facility - This OPSYS action was athomatically created trhough a migration from CRIS. As the Annual Action Programme (AAP) should have an OPSYS action for each action document, this OPSYS action cannot be used to encode new planned contracts. For this, please, refere to:ACT-61563:&nbsp;AAP 2021: AD 1 Support to in-country civil society actors in conflict prevention, peace building, crisis preparednessACT-61564: AAP 2021: AD 2 Enhanced EU and Local Capabilities for Early Warning and Conflict AnalysisACT-61577: AAP 2021: AD 3 Tackling disinformation in conflict-affected contextsACT-61578: AP 2021: AD 4 Climate change and security: conflict sensitive community based technological solutions for conflict preventionACT-61579: AAP 2021: AD 5 Underpinning multilateral solutions to sustain and build peace through the United Nations Peacebuilding FundACT-61586: AAP 2021: AD 6 Conflict Prevention, Peacebuilding and Crisis Preparedness Support Measures
AAP 2023 AD4: Conflict Prevention,Peace and Stability - KP XI The Kimberley Process (KP) is an international scheme for regulating the trade in rough diamonds: the KP plays an important role in the rehabilitation of many post-war countries as (artisanal) rough diamond production and trade often accounts for a substantial part of the revenues and contributes to the livelihoods of many. On the other hand, revenues stemming from illicit activities linked to the trade in rough diamonds can undermine peace and stability. Generally, the outcomes of the annual KP Plenary are the subject of a Resolution by the UN General Assembly.Since 2005, the Joint research Centre (JRC) has provided support to the Service for Foreign Policy Instruments (FPI) on monitoring 'conflict diamonds' in the framework of the KP by means of a multi-modal approach: satellite-based analysis, collection and analysis of open source news and statistical analysis of KP data.In 2009 JRC started contributing to the implementation of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) in the EU. To this end, it developed a database, a content management system and methodologies to manage and analyse the EU's KPCS data collected from the competent Union authorities. This IT tool, ADAMAS, is reachable via a JRC website (and URL) and allows different users to perform different tasks: as an example, EU authorities fill data on incoming/outgoing KP Certificates, while Commission staff (FPI and JRC) manages aggregated data and submits quarterly statistics to central KP website. The last significant improvement is the module on reconciliation, i.e. ¿mirror statistics¿ with other KP Partners, requested after the Review Visit in 2018. ]ADAMAS reached an advanced state of development, deserving to change its status in GOVIS (EC GOVernance for Information Systems) from a JRC prototype to a fully fledged EU IT tool not anymore under JRC ownership.The key objectives of this Administrative Arrangement (AA) are:·to implement the Technology Transfer plan by following the selected ¿hybrid¿ scenario, which guidelines were developed in AA KP X;·in the meanwhile, to grant continuity of services, gradually accompanying FPI towards operational independence in the management of ADAMAS.
European Police Services Training Programme II (EUPST II) This programme aims to build the capacity of police and gendarmerie services from EU Member States, non-EU CSDP contributing countries and third countries to participate in international crisis management missions and projects of the EU, the UN, the African Union and other international organisations.
AAP 2024: Action Document for Critical Infrastructure Protection (AD4) The overall objective of the action is to ensure that citizens of the EU¿s partner countries enjoy an open, free, secure, resilient and peaceful cyberspace. The action will thus support the implementation of the EU Cybersecurity Strategy for Digital Decade (2020) as regards its focus on external cyber capacity building.Component 1 - Indo-Pacific: The specific objective of this Component is to ensure that cyber resilience of the partner states and societies is strengthened, and that partner countries can effectively engage in cyber diplomacy processes. The Component would focus on low- and middle income countries, in complementarity to the ESIWA (Enhancing Security Cooperation in and with Asia) project and will engage both in longer-term tailor-made cyber capacity building cooperation as well as flexible support to countries in line with the EU¿s political needs. The Component will thus contribute to the implementation of the EU¿s Strategy for Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific (2021).Component 2 - EU CyberNet: The specific objective of this Component is to further strengthen the global delivery, coordination and coherence of the EU's external cyber capacity building actionsand to reinforce the EU's own capacity to provide technical assistance to third countries. This Component will ensure an extension of the current EU CyberNet project beyond 2025.Both Components will be implemented in full complementarity with bilateral and regional programmes and in coordination with EU Delegations and relevants units in DG INTPA and NEAR.
Young Voices for Peace Contract related to: Young Voices for Peace - This OPSYS action was athomatically created trhough a migration from CRIS. As the Annual Action Programme (AAP) should have an OPSYS action for each action document, this OPSYS action cannot be used to encode new planned contracts. For this, please, refere to:ACT-61563:&nbsp;AAP 2021: AD 1 Support to in-country civil society actors in conflict prevention, peace building, crisis preparednessACT-61564: AAP 2021: AD 2 Enhanced EU and Local Capabilities for Early Warning and Conflict AnalysisACT-61577: AAP 2021: AD 3 Tackling disinformation in conflict-affected contextsACT-61578: AP 2021: AD 4 Climate change and security: conflict sensitive community based technological solutions for conflict preventionACT-61579: AAP 2021: AD 5 Underpinning multilateral solutions to sustain and build peace through the United Nations Peacebuilding FundACT-61586: AAP 2021: AD 6 Conflict Prevention, Peacebuilding and Crisis Preparedness Support Measures
Support to EU digital diplomacy, responsible business practices and tackling disinformation 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. The action will promote the Declaration for the Future of the Internet (DFI) and support implementation of its principles. In addition, it will aim to curb foreign and domestic information manipulation in Latin America and further strengthen the EU¿s bilateral and multilateral engagement on responsible business practices in and with key partner countries in Asia.
European Union Police and Civilian Services Training Programme (EUPCST ) <p>The action aims at strengthening the EU, Member States and third countries' capacities to contribute to EU civilian Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) missions, EU stabilization actions and other international stabilization missions.</p>
AAP 2022:AD3 Inclusivity in peace and security The Action entitled ¿Inclusivity in Peace and Security¿ aims on the one hand at accelerating achievements in the domain of gender equality and providing an in-depth focus on inclusive participation of youth, the elderly and other groups for more effective conflict prevention and peacebuilding processes and initiatives. As a second objective, the Action also includes protection of specific groups in conflict and fragile situations. Addressing Gender-Based-Violence (GBV) is an integral aspect of the overall Women, Peace and Security agenda, as it gives attention to the incidence and prevalence of violence against women in conflict and post-conflict settings. One focus will be on mechanisms to address the needs of victims of GBV.&nbsp;Children's rights violations in conflict situations will be addressed too.To achieve this, the Action will focus on four inter-linked priority areas:&nbsp;(a)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Gender responsive and inclusive community-based early warning systems &nbsp;(b)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Enhanced inclusive peacebuilding processes(c)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Strengthening inclusive processes and responses to preventing/countering violent extremism (d)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Preventing gender-based violence, children¿s rights violations and supporting their elimination in conflict and post-conflict contexts
Addendum n¿1 to contract IFS/2020/418-966 STRIVE Juvenile: Preventing and Responding to Violence against Children by Terrorist and Violent Extremist Groups Contract related to: Addendum n¿1 to contract IFS/2020/418-966 STRIVE Juvenile: Preventing and Responding to Violence against Children by Terrorist and Violent Extremist Groups - 2021 Individual Measure for Counterterrorism STRIVE
AAP 2021: AD 2 Enhanced EU and Local Capabilities for Early Warning and Conflict Analysis As a global actor, the EU promotes prevention and resolution of conflicts as a means to support peace and prosperity around the world. Moreover, the prevention of atrocity crimes (genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and ethnic cleansing) is a key priority for the EU¿s action around the world. Effective conflict prevention and resolution, related processes of peacebuilding, as well as prevention of mass atrocity crimes, rely upon a sound understanding of conflict situations and drivers. For this reason, the EU promotes the systematic use of conflict analysis, notably in fragile and conflict-affected countries, to inform its decision-making and its programming and tries to continuously improve its capacity in this field. At the same time, the EU seeks to strengthen local capacities for conflict analyses, early warning and conflict sensitive approaches contributing to the development of methodologies that can be used by regional partners, civil society, local communities and authorities. This Action aims to enhance capabilities, tools and methodologies of the EU and local actors in non-EU countries to detect early signs of conflict, analyse conflict risk data and develop options for prevention and response to conflicts, including mass atrocity crimes. It will do so by increasing local and global awareness of conflict risks; enhancing EU tools and methodologies for data collection, conflict analysis and early warning, including in relation to mass atrocity crimes; developing in-country capacities and tools to detect, monitor, analyse and respond to conflict risks; address conflict drivers through conflict sensitive approach; and enhancing cooperation between key local and global stakeholders to identify strategies to prevent and address conflict risks.
Cultural Relations Platform Contract related to: Cultural Relations Platform - 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, by supporting EU SMEs willingEuropean operators to engage in tradego about their business with third countries subject to in full compliance with EU sanctions, fostering increasedstrengthening the role forof culture in EU'sUnion¿s external relations and by fosterfostering independent and pluralistic media, access to information and the fight against disinformation.
P100 - Strengthening of Front Line Biosafety and Biosecurity Measures in South East and Eastern European Region Contract related to: P100 - Strengthening of Front Line Biosafety and Biosecurity Measures in South East and Eastern European Region - 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.
AAP2023 Action Document for Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Risk Mitigation This action will contribute to achieving the three specific objectives as set out in the multiannual indicative programme: 1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Improved 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.2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Enhanced capacities on strategic trade controls of dual-use goods.3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Promote a culture of safety and responsible science and engineering.
Rehabilitation, reintegration and resocialisation for returned foreign terrorist fighters and their families in the Western Balkans The action aims to rehabilitate, reintegrate and re-socialise returning FTFs and their families to minimise the risk of radicalisation, re-radicalisation and recidivism.
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AAP 2024: Action document for Counterterrorism (AD1) AAP 2024: Action document for Counterterrorism (AD1) - AAP 2024: Action document for Counterterrorism (AD1)
Payment of Late Interest - PSF contract 300011321 ''1 - Public diplomacy, information outreach and organization of events''' - ABAC Invoice JAD.201 Contract related to: Payment of Late Interest - PSF contract 300011321 ''1 - Public diplomacy, information outreach and organization of events''' - ABAC Invoice JAD.201 - FPI/02 - Rapid Response Africa &amp; Middle East
Further EU support to the peaceful settlement of the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh The focus of the programme will remain on the conflict-affected and sidelined communities, while broadening the outreach and building on the capacities already built.
Towards a liquid, flexible and transparent global Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) marke <p>This action aims to contribute to the EU Energy Union objectives, in particular on secure, diverse and competitive gas supplies by supporting the establishment of a liquid, flexible and transparent global LNG market. The action will further implement the international dimension of the EU Strategy for LNG and Gas Storage. This objective will be achieved by deepening engagement with LNG importing and exporting countries and by creating greater awareness, understanding and consensus on the subject, among major and emerging LNG producer and consumer countries, based on best practices in EU policy and regulations and functioning of EU gas markets.</p>