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Joint Action for Health-Promoting and Protecting Adequate Medical Care and Right to Health of Referral Patients, Prisoners, and Poor Persons in the oPt. Overall objective: To promote and protect access to adequate medical care and right to health of referral patients, prisoners, and poor persons in the oPt.Specific objective:Enhanced access to medical care for vulnerable groups (referral patients, poor and rural communities, and prisoners).Increased engagement of international community in addressing exposed policies and practices undermining access to medical care for vulnerable groups.Improved awareness of medical undergraduates
Support the Palestinian Authority to enhance Governance and the Rule of Law The project aims to support the Palestinian Authority address the challenges it faces in the development of effective policies and legislation that benefit from citizens engagement and are designed and implemented in a transparent fashion. More specifically, the project will focus on strengthening policy development and law making functions with clear roles, responsibilities, and approaches in order to develop, deliver, and review policies and legislation.
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO REHABILITATE THE WEST BANK WATER DEPARTMENT AND ESTABLISH THE NATIONAL WATER COMPANY The overall objective of the Consultancy Service is to Rehabilitate the West Bank Water Department (WBWD) and establish a National Water Company that will be financially sustainable and able to provide bulk water to its client in the most efficient manner.
SHORAKA' &#1588;&#1585;&#1603;&#1575;&#1569; Enabling the Environment of CSOs in Palestine and Participation of Grassroots Organisations in Decisions Making Process and Constituency Building Overall Objective: To advance the role of the Palestinian civil society and the Palestinian grassroots in the policy shaping and      in decision- making processes at the local and EU/EUMS levels.Specific Objectives: The specific objectives for this action are 1.To mitigate and reverse the shrinking space trends, to amplify the Palestinian narrative and the effectiveness of Palestinian advocacy efforts in the EU/EUMS;  and to boost support to sectorial committees.
Prevention, response and accountability for Palestinian children exposed to child rights violations in East Jerusalem <p class="ql-align-justify">The overall objective of the action is <strong>to contribute to uphold human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories (oPt)</strong>. The specific objective of the action is to <strong>enable civil society to protect Palestinian children from, and hold duty bearers accountable for child rights violations</strong> including torture and other ill treatment of children in East Jerusalem (EJ) and in most affected communities cut off by the Separation Wall.</p>
European Joint Support to Area C The European Joint Support to Area C Programme (EU contribution of EUR 8 million out of a total of EUR 11.61 million) aims to contribute to resilience of Palestinians living in Area C by ensuring that they are better equipped and better served to protect their physical, economic and social assets and rights. It should contribute to preserve Area C as part of a future Palestinian State, which is a sine qua non condition to a transfer of responsibilities to the Palestinian Authority, in fulfilment of the Oslo Accords. With regard to planning and mapping of land rights, this intervention will contribute to better plan social and economic development and protect housing, land and property rights which are a pre-condition to sustainable socio-economic development (Output 1 &amp; 2).With regards to access to essential social and public infrastructure in Area C, this intervention aims to improve access to basic services (such as water, electricity, roads, education) through investment in social and public infrastructure, necessary for the sustainable and inclusive development of vulnerable local communities (Output 3 &amp; 4).Under this intervention, enhanced data collection, knowledge generation, monitoring, research and analytics on Area C will complement programme implementation (Output 5). The EU has opted for a policy of non-confrontation with the Israeli authorities to proceed with the implementation of infrastructure projects within the master plans approved or tacitly approved by Israeli Civil Authorities.The same implementation modalities are to be applied to the present action. Nevertheless, Building lessons learnt from previous actions, the proposed approach increases its scale and ambition in rethreading communities in Areas A-B-and C to one another, away from fragmentation, using wider spatial planning opportunities (the so-called geo-cluster approach[1]), to improve efficiency in service delivery by the Palestinian duty-bearers. In doing so, the action also serves to reconfirm the Palestinian Authority¿s institutional continuity and reach across Areas A, B, and C, and therefore its legitimacy across the territory as a whole. At the same time the programme will capitalise on enhanced nexus programming opportunities in Area C, complementing the humanitarian response, accelerating development, and where possible, protecting the prospects for peace.   [1] Should the proposed approach fail to materialize, the programme¿s flexibility allows to implement the action along the lines of the previous projects.
Exepnditure Verification and System Audit of Palestinian Civil Society Platforms: A Vehicle for Grassroots  Civil Society Development and Policy Influence NEAR-TS/2017/386-547 / implemented by PNGO <p>The Expenditure Verifier is expected:</p><p class="ql-align-justify">-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;To carry out the agreed-upon procedures listed in Annex 2 and to carry out the system audit according to the guidelines listed in Annex 4.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;To issue reports based on the template in Annex 3 &amp; Annex 5which will support the Contracting Authority's conclusions on the eligibility of the reported expenditure and the related follow-up.</p><p>The expenditure verification will be performed as a desk review and fieldwork at the location indicated in Annex 1.</p><p><br></p>
Middle East Peace Process (MEPP)  EU Peacebuilding Initiative (EUPI) 2020 Alignment with the EU Council Conclusions on the Middle East Peace Process, the programme aims to support an promote the conditions for a sustainable resolution of Israeli-Palestinian conflict through civil society and citizens' positive engagement
Resilience and Economic Growth in Gaza Strip in the Agricultural Sector OVERALL OBJECTIVE: Improve quality of life for vulnerable groups in Gaza through economic activities.SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES: 1) Creating opportunities for vulnerable farmers to remain productive; 2) Ensuring better market access for economic activities through quality, value chains, and market improvements; 3) Consolidating productive activities in the agriculture sector in Gaza by shifting towards a market approach and sustainable employment opportunities; 4) Reinforcing capacities and market ac
Women and Youth transforming local public services in Hebron Overall Objective: To strengthen the role of marginalized groups as actors for change in local development processes for more equal, open and democratic society in PalestineSpecific Objective: CBOs and CSOs contribute meaningfully to more accessible and responsive to women and youth needs and interests public services in Hebron
Developing a Multi-Tenant and Integrated Payroll System for the Palestinian National Authority - Ministry of Finance The purpose of this contract is as follows:Build a new integrated payroll system which helps to manage the interconnection between both IT systems used for HR management (GPC) and payroll (MoF and other agencies) in order to help information-sharing in due time for better control and financial simulations on the wage bill during the execution year (quarterly reports).
COMMUNICATION SUPPORT TO THE EU PEACEBUILDING INITIATIVE PROGRAMME The overall goal of this contract is to communicate the objectives, activities, and impact of the EU Peacebuilding Initiative (EUPI) to the Palestinian public and to promote culture of peace, tolerance, and reconciliation among the Palestinians.
Development of strategic interventions for improving water and wastewater services in Palestinian refugee camps <p>The overall objective of the Action is to improve water and wastewater services in the Palestinian refugee camps in Palestine and hosting countries.</p><p>The purpose is to:</p><p>- Assess water and wastewater services for refugee camps and their management efficiency and sustainability</p><p>- Define development needs to enhance the level of services provided to refugees.</p><p>- Develop a priority action plan for implementation; and</p><p>- Propose an institutional arrangements to improve services.</p>
Enhancing professionalism and cohesiveness of the lawyers' community in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip The overall goal is to consolidate training and service delivery for lawyers in a harmonised manner for both West Bank and Gaza Strip and the specific objectives are: i) To consolidate and extend harmonised training programmes for young lawyers across the West Bank and Gaza; ii) To reinforce institutional cohesion by enhancing PBA's management system; iii) To develop communication tools and standards ensuring equal dissemination of legal information.
Supply of Equipment to the Ministry of Finance and  Ministry of Agriculture in the West Bank and Gaza Strip Contract related to: Supply of Equipment to the Ministry of Finance and  Ministry of Agriculture in the West Bank and Gaza Strip  - Pillar V/ EJS: Expected outcomes relate to enhancing the economic resilience, employment and income generation for its citizens. Further contributing to the Palestinian institutional contiguity and territorial interconnectivity.
Support to the Central Elections Commission (CEC) to enable efficient and inclusive electoral processes in Palestine Contract related to: Support to the Central Elections Commission (CEC) to enable efficient and inclusive electoral processes in Palestine - This action aims to promote Democracy, Rule of Law and Human Rights as foundations of state-building in the pursuit of a two-state solution and as conditions for inclusive growth and sustainable development. It will do so by contributing to improve access to justice and conditions for fair trial through enhanced services, legal aid, legal and judicial specialisation as well as strengthened judicial capacity. It also aims to promote fundamental Rule of Law reforms and enhance the protection of rights through improved institutional accountability as well as evidence-based planning and policy-making in the justice sector. Furthermore, it aims to strengthen democratic institutions and promote civic participation, with a particular focus on youth, women and people in marginalised areas. By targeting the different state and societal elements that contribute to and are affected by a functioning rule of law and democratic system, the action aims to achieve three outcomes that are mutually reinforcing and contributing to fulfil the SDGs 16. on Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions, 5. on Gender Equality; and 10. on Reduced Inequalities. The priority areas are also in line with those under Pillar 1- Democracy, Rule of Law and Human Rights of the European Joint Strategy in support of Palestine, 2021 ¿ 2024 to be adopted. The three outcomes are: 1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Enhanced accountability, independence, integrity and transparency of the justice system.2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Strengthened administration of justice in line with fair trial standards and improved access to justice for all, including women, children and vulnerable groups;3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Strengthen Democratic institutions and promote civic participation, with a particular focus on youth, women and people in marginalised areas.
Support to Culture in Palestine The proposed action aims to leverage Palestine¿s rich cultural heritage and cultural creative sector to drive economic and social development in Palestine. The action will inject vibrancy into cultural heritage sites and urban centres and support a more sustainable creative economy. The project¿s foresees 3 specific objectives:The first specific objective, to be implemented via an EU Member State agency, aims to support Palestinian cultural entrepreneurs, independent cultural agents, creatives and artists, to build artistic production capacity, networks, collaborate and develop markets.&nbsp;The second specific objective, to be implemented by an international organisation, aims to enhance employability and promotion of products in the field of cultural creative industries targeting college students that are enrolled in artistic and cultural programs as well as professionals, practitioners, local producers and craftspeople. The third specific objective to be implemented in direct management by the EU Delegation, aims to support the creative economy sector through income generating projects and entrepreneurial initiatives in the fields of arts and culture.
Implementing Palestine's  Human Rights Treaty Obligations - Capacity building for implementation and accountability - Phase II Overall objective: Human rights are increasingly enjoyed by Palestinian rights-holders.Specific objectives:1. Human rights treaty reporting and follow up institutionalized to ensure accountability for human rights treaty implementation2. Human rights protection related to civil society space, arbitrary arrest and detention, and torture and ill-treatment has increased to accelerate human rights accountability.
Support to an incentive program for companies relocating or operating in PA Industrial Parks (EUR 7 m) The EU contribution supports the development of a financial incentive program, for companies relocating or operating into PA Industrial Parks. Incentives are disbursed following a PEGASE mechanism, whereby ex-ante and ex-post audits are executed in order to validate beneficiaries' selection, grants' allocation and payments' eligibility.
Supply, deliver and install (where relevant) farming equipment including milking parlours and seeds <p>The Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) seeks to strengthen the operational and institutional capacity of its departments. This strengthened support targets increasing the resilience of small ruminant livestock herders in the Area C of the southern West Bank (Hebron governorate) by boosting the production and productivity of the sheep and goat populations. Targeted interventions are in the fields of breeding, feeding and animal health service provision. The equipment and material listed in this supplies tender were identified with support from the technical assistance services, with strong involvement of the following central and decentralised directorates of MoA: the General Directorate (GD) of Extension and Rural Development, GD Veterinary Services, GD National Agricultural Research Station (NARC) and their departments: Ruminant, Field Crops, Range Land Management, as well as the breeding stations in Beit Qad and As Samua, the central veterinary laboratory, and the Palestinian Centre for Livestock Improvement (PCLI).</p>
Secure Palestinian Land and Housing Rights (SPLHR) OO: To contribute to the resilience, steadfastness and promotion of basic human rights of Palestinians in the West Bank SO: By 2023, improved access of vulnerable communities in (Tubas, Jericho and Ramallah) to legal assistance essential for defending land and housing rights
European Palestinian Credit Guarantee Foundation (EPCGF) - EU Mandate The overall goal of the Action is to contribute to the stabilization of the Palestinian economy, economic growth, welfare creation and an economy that works for the people. The purpose of the Action is to enlarge the sustainable offer and the use of demand oriented financial services for Palestinian MSMEs by providing incentives to local financial institutions to make increased use of the guarantees issued by EPCGF.
YOUTH LEADS: Youth Political and Civic Participation in Palestine <p>The project aims at implementing interventions in the areas of political and civic engagement, including peacebuilding, youth leadership, community development and cultural & identity initiatives, where efforts over the three years timeframe focus on empowering young people to become active participants and contributors in Palestine.</p>
Hebron Wastewater Treatment Plant (HWWTP) Wastewater collection and treatment in Hebron Governorate.-Hebron Wastewater Treatment Plant (HWWTP)
Annual Action Programme 2019-Support to Emhamce Governance and Human Rights The action aims at promoting rule of law and enhancing enjoyment of human rights and capacity development.
Middle East Peace Process (MEPP)  EU Peacebuilding Initiative 2017 Aligning with the EU Council Conclusions on Middle East Peace Process,  overall objective is to support and promote the conditions for a sustainable resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through civil society & citizens' positive engagement
MOUSTADAMA: Promoting an Energy-Sustainable Palestinian Industry Given the unique context in Palestine where energy shortages and high costs have become a permanent reality for most SMEs, especially in the furniture, food and metal sectors, this Project will focus both on 1) improving the energy management and energy conservation practices at the enterprise-level and 2) increasing the electricity supply through renewable energy and combined heat and power applications.
Activity under preparation Associazione di Terra Santa (proTS) <p class="ql-align-justify">The overall objective is to contribute to the preservation of the Palestinian character of the Old City of Jerusalem, its cultural heritage and identity.</p><p>The specific objective is to activate a heritage and education hub for the Palestinian community that will contribute to supporting the preservation and understanding of the Palestinian cultural heritage, increasing ownership, enhancing engagement among CBOs and citizens¿ representatives, and offering learning and fun opportunities strengthening the resilience of Palestinian living in East Jerusalem.</p>
Housing Development and Infrastructure Support In line with PHCs strategic plan 2019-2023, PHC is in the process of launching a new program Housing Development and Infrastructure Support (HDIS). This program will respond to the urgent housing needs in EJ and will offer an integrated approach to responding to housing and resilience needs for low and middle limited-income residents in EJ taking into account the challenges and constraints of the HIS pilot project.
Administration Agreement between the EC and the IBRD and the IDA concerning the West Bank and Gaza Public Financial Management Improvement Project (PFMIP) Multi-Donor Trust Fund (TF No. F073011) The PFMIP MDTF will aim at enhancing the expenditure controls, financial accountability and procurement management of the Palestinian Authority (PA) in addition to building the related capacity in the Ministry of Finance and Planning (MOFP) along with other ministries and municipalities.
Enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities through efficient water solutions and addressing climate change in the Eastern area of Khan Younis in the Gaza Strip. The action aims to strenthen water resource management through an innovative water management model for agriculture in the Gaza Strip. For that purpose, it will implement a new Treated Waste Water Re-used (TWWR) system linked to recovery wells around the TWWR infiltration basin. It will then disseminate smart agriculture best practices adapted to the Climate Change.
Technical Contract to process interest on late paymen Contract related to: Technical Contract to process interest on late paymen - The proposed Action aims at supporting the resilience of the Palestinian population of East Jerusalem and at safeguarding its Palestinian identity, in the absence of Palestinian institutions within the city. It seeks to prevent the Palestinian population in East Jerusalem from being further coerced into leaving the city, thus jeopardizing the possibility of Jerusalem serving as the future capital of both States.&nbsp;EU support to East Jerusalem is multi-sectoral and challenges are addressed in a cyclical manner. The programme targets interventions primarily in the four following sectors (i) Human rights protection; (ii) Socio-economic support; (iii) Education and culture and (iv) Protection of environment, urbanism and housing rights.&nbsp;The crosscutting themes under this action include good governance principles and gender equality. The Rights Based Approach is central to each project undertaken under this Action.&nbsp;Activities will support the community capacity to enhance the living conditions in East Jerusalem. It aims to respond to the continued deterioration of socio-political and economic trends, caused by discriminatory policies, insufficient and unbalanced investment in community services, minimal municipal public services, extreme poverty rates, low labour force participation, limited opportunities and protection for women and vulnerable groups, low private investment and minimal economic development.&nbsp;The proposed Action supports the implementation of the European Joint Strategy (EJS) in support of Palestine 2021-2024 ¿Towards a democratic and accountable Palestinian State¿. The EJS is closely aligned to the new Palestinian National Policy Agenda (NPA) 2017-2022 and to the Sustainable Development Goals especially Sustainable Development Goal n°10 ¿Reduced inequalities among the other mentioned above. The proposed action is closely aligned with the Palestinian Strategic Sectorial Development Plan for Jerusalem (SSDPJ 2018-2022) which contains 17&nbsp;sectors of intervention for East Jerusalem.
Jerusalem Innovation Park The JIP is a collaborative project between UNOPS and Al Nayzak, wherein UNOPS will be responsible for the infrastructure development and Al Nayzak for the future development of the educational system, its educational objectives and the operation of the facility beyond construction. This project is concerned with the construction of the phase I of JIP to be undertaken by UNOPS.
SAWA II - Enhance Resilience of micro-businesses and create sustainable livelihood opportunities in the Gaza <p>The contract will support MSMEs and development of circular business models</p>
Strengthening the Palestinian Health Financing System including the Medical Referrals towards a more efficient and equitable system <p>The project aims is to strengthen the Palestinian health financing system and improve Outside Medical Referrals (OMRs) towards a more efficient and equitable system to contribute to universal health coverage (UHC), while preventing financial hardship for the poor and vulnerable population.</p><p>The project aims to address the unsustainable financing of the health sector and the increasing burden of the cost of medical referrals amid fiscal constraints. The project will focus on; ensuring evidence and strategy guidance made available for policy makers to make decisions for rationalizing health expenditures and will support Outside Medical Referral governance reform, it will allow for a revised process, procedures and updated protocols adding more equity, efficiency and transparency to the referral process. The health benefit package will be revised and costed, which will support in redesigning the levels of care and organization of services leading eventually to meeting population needs in an efficient manner. Much focus is given to building the capacity of MoH in data analytics and financial risk protection for informed health care policies and for better monitoring and transparency of the referral system. In addition, efforts will be invested in developing capacities of physicians in specific specializations, which shall help case treatment at public hospitals and reduce OMRs.</p>