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Empowering young people to prevent and fight SGBV in Rwanda Empowering young people to prevent and fight SGBV in Rwanda aims to empower CSOs and young people to promote and protect their sexual and reproductive health rights, combat teenage pregnancies and support the fight against sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in in Rwanda. More specifically, the project will build an active networked civil society in rural and urban areas in 2 districts (Karongi and Gasabo), that supports young people to realise their sexual and reproductive health including access to quality services and to influence behaviour change in communities to combat SGBV.
Supply and Installation of improved clean and efficient cooking technologies in Schools - Lot 1 & Lot 4 Lot no 1: Supply and Installation of 122 (300L) and 67 (500L) improved clean and efficient cooking technologies in 66 schools from the Eastern Province.Lot no 4: Supply and Installation of 96 (300L) and 63 (500L) improved clean and efficient cooking technologies in 64 schools from the Western Province.
ACCOUNTABILITY AND OUTREACH SUPPORT The project purpose is ''The Rwandan Parliament is strengthened in its substantive capacity and its representative nature is enhanced''
Technical assistance to support NAEB's capacity to upgrade the specialised export quality infrastructures To support the Government of Rwanda in upgrading the specialized export quality infrastructures to the international standards. This will include the export laboratories, which will serve the export sub-sector, not only for monitoring compliance but also for planning and preventing any deviation with regards to the market requirements.
Reducing Climate Impact of Cooking in Rwanda through Improved Cooking Energy Systems (ReCIC) The overall objective of the Action is to reduce the climate impact of cooking systems. The specific objectives of the Action are to (i) increase the use of improved cooking technol-ogies by the population of Rwanda and (ii) reduce the biomass consumption for cooking purposes.
Request for Services for the Rwanda Conservation Masterplan <p>The ultimate objective is to provide a policy framework, a master plan and pragmatic guidance for the protection and management of both natural and cultural landscapes sites or features, including but not restricted to national parks.</p>
Expenditure verification and systems audit for ICU Project (413820) Contract related to: Expenditure verification and systems audit for ICU Project (413820) - The overall objective of the SRC is to unlock the potential of Rwanda's agricultural and horticultural sector for sustainable and inclusive pro-poor growth, nutrition- and food security. The specific objective is to support inclusive agricultural and horticultural value chain development, from seed to retail, with an emphasis on non-traditional high-value value chains.
JAP-Technical assistance to the programme <p>Technical assistance to JAP programme.</p>-JAP-Technical assistance to the programme
EUnited - for the Rights of Youth with Intellectual Disabilities:  Reinforcement of CSOs, DPOs and duty bearers in Gicumbi, Gatsibo and Nyanza districts <p>Th main objective of the contract is  to improve the inclusion and living conditions of Persons with Disabilities (PwD) in Rwanda.</p>
JAP/Judiciary-Enhancement of Quality and Timely Justice through the Judiciary of Rwanda <p>Direct grant to JUDICIARY</p>-JAP/Judiciary-Enhancement of Quality and Timely Justice through the Judiciary of Rwanda
CSO-EIDHR Support Measures <p>The request for service to contract CSO-EIDHR support measures</p>-CSO-EIDHR Support Measures
Prepaid Energy. Rent to own solar home systems (off-grid) Main Objective:To alleviate poverty and improve the quality of life of therural poor by offering a clean and sustainable energy supplyalternative, which is affordable and supports economicactivity.''Specific Objectives:SO1  '' Having increased the availability of and access tomodern electricity services in rural areas''SO2  '' Having enabled rural poor to own a PV system''SO3  '' Having secured a sustainable electricity supply
Strengthening the promotion and protection of human rights in Rwanda <h2>Grant to NCHR.</h2>-Strengthening the promotion and protection of human rights in Rwanda
Technical Assistance to support the development of a sustainable National Fund for Skills Development-TVET model (NFSD) in Rwanda Contract related to: Technical Assistance to support the development of a sustainable National Fund for Skills Development-TVET model (NFSD) in Rwanda - Support to the cooperation Between Government of Rwanda and EU, and to  the implementation of the 11th EDF National Indicative Programme.
Boosting the production and consumption of healthy, sustainable, and nutritious food in Rwanda's north-western region. <p>The action will support transparency pricing mechanism and fair rewards to the marginalised smallholders¿ men and women due to increased efficiency along the chain as results of reduced transaction costs due to aggregations and reduced postharvest losses. In the selected districts, the proposed action includes activities to enhance agricultural inputs and to promote innovative and sustainable approaches and access to inputs through increased adoption of regenerative farming practices and climate-smart technologies for production of fruits, vegetables, and potatoes to boost food production</p>
Boost sustainable production for food security  EDF-2022 Allocation of funds decommitted from projects under the 10th and 11th European Development Funds for the purpose of financing actions addressing the food security crisis and economic shock in African following Russia-Ukraine war
Enhancing cassava production and diversified utilization for food and incomes in Rwanda_Gwiza Muhinzi <p>The proposed project seeks to (1) increase access to key production inputs for cassava farming i.e., quality seed of the recently released improved varieties for smallholder farmers, particularly women, (2) promote better agronomy for cassava through practical trainings and approaches to deliver proven technologies such as the Zai Pit technique promoted by INGABO and partners among other practices, (3) improve quality and safety of dried roots through piloting with industry players post-harvest handling and storage (PHHS) technologies that fit local farmers¿ contexts, (4) expand income generating opportunities for value chain actors, particularly women and youth, through piloting with local market players proven innovations that enhance diversified utilization of cassava roots and peels (HQCF for baking and other foods and HQCP for animal feed), and (5) advocate for more uptake of innovations and good practices along the cassava value chains, greater investment in, and a better coordinated sub-sector using what will have been documented as evidence for what works. This will benefit smallholder farmers, particularly women, to achieve better yields through (1) and (2), improved food quality and safety through (3), improved incomes and jobs for actors particularly women and youth through (4), and a better functioning sub-sector in general through (5).</p>
Feasibility study for pre-primary school construction Contract related to: Feasibility study for pre-primary school construction - The underlying intervention logic for this action is that strengthening impact and visibility of EU-Rwanda cooperation and supporting EU¿s public diplomacy interventions in all areas, including economic and cultural diplomacy, requires to work on:a) a fit for purpose package of programmes to be designed and implemented under the MIP, delivering on both EU and Government of Rwanda ambitions; b) a set of accompanying measures allowing for an increase in capacities of various Rwandan stakeholders, most of which will be involved in either delivering or benefiting from the set of programmes; c) an effort to build engagement and lasting partnerships with a broad range of stakeholders, and enhance understanding of EU values, policies and cooperation in Rwanda¿The Technical Cooperation Facility will therefore pursue the following specific objectives:EU political priorities and Government of Rwanda overarching objectives are supported through the MIP Enhanced capacities of stakeholders involved in EU-led initiativesLongstanding strategic relationships with Rwandan actors are built and understanding of the EU¿s values, policies and actions in Rwanda is improved
Feasibility study on Packaging sector development in Rwanda The objective is to conduct a feasibility study on packaging sector development in Rwanda and develop project proposals for key packaging product opportunities, which will be used to attract potential investors in the sector.
Enhancing access to quality education, inclusion and community well-being for children with intellectual disabilities and their families in Kicukiro, City of Kigali The overall objective of the planned action is to contribute to the realization of human rights (civil, political economic, social, and cultural rights) of persons with intellectual disabilities in Rwanda. The specific objective is to enhance access to quality education, inclusion and community well-being for children with intellectual disabilities and their families in Kicukiro district in Rwanda.
Supply and Installation of improved clean and efficient cooking technologies in Schools - Lot 2 & Lot 3 Lot no 2: Supply and Installation of 111 (300L) and 77 (500L) improved clean and efficient cooking technologies in 76 schools from the Northern Province.  Lot no 3: Supply and Installation of 123 (300L) and 81 (500L) improved clean and efficient cooking technologies in 78 schools from the Southern Province and Kigali City.
Twinning Rwanda FDA - Strengthening Rwanda Food and Drug Authoritys regulatory functions related to medicinal products including vaccines Contract related to: Twinning Rwanda FDA - Strengthening Rwanda Food and Drug Authoritys regulatory functions related to medicinal products including vaccines - Support to the cooperation Between Government of Rwanda and EU, and to  the implementation of the 11th EDF National Indicative Programme.
Support the preparation and implementation of the National Health Laboratory Services (NHLS) project with high-level biosafety capacity (BSL 3/4) in Rwanda in the context of Covid-19 national preparedness and response <p>Contribution agreement for the implementation of the action.</p>-Support the preparation and implementation of the National Health Laboratory Services (NHLS) project with high-level biosafety capacity (BSL 3/4) in Rwanda in the context of Covid-19 national preparedness and response
Technical assistance to support NAEB's capacity in monitoring the implementation of projects and in the "Feeding the Cities" program Contract related to: Technical assistance to support NAEB's capacity in monitoring the implementation of projects and in the "Feeding the Cities" program - The overall objective of the SRC is to unlock the potential of Rwanda's agricultural and horticultural sector for sustainable and inclusive pro-poor growth, nutrition- and food security. The specific objective is to support inclusive agricultural and horticultural value chain development, from seed to retail, with an emphasis on non-traditional high-value value chains.
Technical assistance to support the development of the Kigali Wholesale Market (KWM) Contract related to: Technical assistance to support the development of the Kigali Wholesale Market (KWM) - The underlying intervention logic for this action is that strengthening impact and visibility of EU-Rwanda cooperation and supporting EU¿s public diplomacy interventions in all areas, including economic and cultural diplomacy, requires to work on:a) a fit for purpose package of programmes to be designed and implemented under the MIP, delivering on both EU and Government of Rwanda ambitions; b) a set of accompanying measures allowing for an increase in capacities of various Rwandan stakeholders, most of which will be involved in either delivering or benefiting from the set of programmes; c) an effort to build engagement and lasting partnerships with a broad range of stakeholders, and enhance understanding of EU values, policies and cooperation in Rwanda¿The Technical Cooperation Facility will therefore pursue the following specific objectives:EU political priorities and Government of Rwanda overarching objectives are supported through the MIP Enhanced capacities of stakeholders involved in EU-led initiativesLongstanding strategic relationships with Rwandan actors are built and understanding of the EU¿s values, policies and actions in Rwanda is improved
Sustainable Development of the Mining Sector in Rwanda <p class="ql-align-justify">The intervention will apply a <strong>holistic approach</strong> and combines direct support to the Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board (RMB), support to the relevant TVET institutions and schools delivering mining skills training, and support to private supply chain actors. Thereby the Action will (i) enhance compliance with responsible mineral sourcing standards, (ii) support modernization of operations through digitalization of licenses and RMB services, (iii) strengthen the provision of TVET skills on mining, (iv) improve professionalization through the strengthened application of international safety and environment standards, as well as with EU regulations.&nbsp;These interventions will aim to reinforce the attractiveness of a high potential economic sector notably in terms of the creation of decent jobs.</p>
Support to the preparation of an action in the Agriculture TVET sector in Rwanda <p>The overall objective of this action is to assist the EUD in Rwanda with specific input, intelligence and recommendations for the preparation of the future project ¿Strengthened Access to and Quality of TVET in the Agriculture sector in Rwanda¿.</p><p><br></p><p>The Specific Objectives of this action are to:</p><p>1. &nbsp;&nbsp;To produce and disseminate intelligence and data for national stakeholders and EUD on current and future skills needs in the agricultural sector, to be compared with existing TVET training offer</p><p>2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Increased awareness of centres of vocational excellence among national stakeholders</p><p>3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Relevant intelligence and technical input feed the new EU action</p>
Renforcez la r¿silience et l'autonomie des r¿fugi¿s du camp de Mahama et de la communaut¿ h¿te Contract related to: Renforcez la r¿silience et l'autonomie des r¿fugi¿s du camp de Mahama et de la communaut¿ h¿te - The regional Action follows the global commitments that the EU abides by and supports, notably in terms of the roll-out of the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF) and its support to various partners working on durable solutions through funding received from the EU Trust Fund for Africa (EUTF) and national funding mechanisms. Migration and forced displacement are among the key priorities for the next EU programming period ¿ as demonstrated by Priority 6 ¿ Migration, mobility, and forced displacement ¿ under the SSA regional MIP 2021-2027. This Action focuses on Objective 2 in particular under the SSA-MIP ¿ ¿Address protection and long-term needs and support durable solutions for forcibly displaced populations and host communities.¿&nbsp;The approach outlined in this Action Document aligns with the broader EU approach to forced displacement and development and will facilitate implementation of the Global Compact for Refugees, as well as support the EU strategic approach to the application of the CRRF in the Horn and East Africa region and supporting the principles of the Nairobi Declaration. This regional Action is funded under the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI) and falls chiefly under SDG Target 10.7, which is the target most directly related to migration under the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. SDG 10.7 calls on countries to facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. This action follows on to the regional action ¿Durable solutions for forcibly displaced populations in Sub-Saharan Africa¿, which provided similar support for the South Sudan and Central African Republic situations.&nbsp;The overall objective of the action is to bolster durable solutions for Burundian returnees and refugees and their host communities and reduce inequalities between these groups. The specific objectives of the action are to i) enhance the protection of Burundian refugees in the region and returnees in Burundi; ii) contribute to the resilience and self-reliance of refugees, communities hosting refugees and returnees as well as the reintegration (the economic empowerment and social reintegration) of returnees in Burundi; and iii) provide a basis for national and regional learning and exchanges on durable solutions and return.The main beneficiaries of this action are Burundian returnees and refugees, as well as their respective host communities, as well as relevant government institutions and members of local organisations (e.g. women's organisations, NGOs, community groups) engaged in issues related to durable solutions for returnees, refugees, and host communities. The specific geographical focus of this Action is Burundi as the context of return, and the DRC, Rwanda, Uganda and Tanzania as contexts of asylum.
Technical Assistance to support Rwanda Information Society Authority (RISA) and Rwanda TVET Board (RTB) to implement the Hanga Hubs and the Ubukerarugendo Imbere Projects Contract related to: Technical Assistance to support Rwanda Information Society Authority (RISA) and Rwanda TVET Board (RTB) to implement the Hanga Hubs and the Ubukerarugendo Imbere Projects - The overall objective is to enhance inclusive and sustainable economic growth for youth employment and expansion of the private sector.With specific objctives to strengthen market-oriented skills of youth for the Tourism and Hospitality sector in Rwanda and to increase digital-based opportunities in high potential sectors in 4 of the secondary cities in Rwanda.
Flood prevention and informal settlements upgrading in the City of Kigali The action aims make the city of Kigali more inclusive and resilient to climate change. It will seek to upgrade up to three unplanned settlements of the City of Kigali, in an approach combining social, economic and environmental angles, and provide a blueprint for replication at city scale. It will contribute to achieve the following results:-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Improved urban infrastructure and basic services in three neighbourhoods; -&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Improved access to social and community infrastructure;-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Improved housing conditions;-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Enhanced resilience to climate change to minimize the risks of floods, erosion, landslides and associated impacts on health and economic damages.It will also contribute to the Multiannual Indicative programme expected results around ¿Sustainable and integrated human settlements¿ and ¿Improved access to basic services¿.The action will contribute to implement Rwanda¿s NDC adaptation actions in relation to (i) high density buildings and informal settlements upgrading, and (ii) strorm water management. The action will contribute to SDG 11 (Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable), SDG: 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation), SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic growth), SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure), SDG 10 (Reduced inequalities), and SDG 13 (Climate action). The action will also contribute to the "Global Gateway" climate investment priority, by strengthening Rwanda's capacity to adapt to climate change and significantly reduce disaster risks.The action constitutes a first building block of the Team Europe Initiative (TEI) on `¿Sustainable Rwandan cities fit for the digital age¿¿. The transformation of Rwanda from an agrarian economy into a knowledge-based society is taking place in the context of two major drivers of change in the 21st century ¿ rapid urbanisation and the increased application of digital technologies in all sectors of society. To meet these challenges, and take advantage of the opportunities of the digital world, Rwandan society is transforming. Citizens are increasingly moving to towns and cities, acquiring new skills and demanding better services. Cities are growing; requiring better planning, governance and new financing mechanisms. The transformational objective of this TEI is to tap in the potential of Rwandan cities to drive innovation and spur the creation of jobs fit for the 21st century.The TEI will be supported by Agence Française de Dévelopment (AFD) for an amount around EUR&nbsp;80&nbsp;000&nbsp;000, KfW for an amount of around EUR&nbsp;72&nbsp;000&nbsp;000, GiZ for an amount of &nbsp;EUR&nbsp;7&nbsp;000&nbsp;000, &nbsp;Enabel for an amount of EUR&nbsp;28&nbsp;000&nbsp;000, EIB for an amount of EUR&nbsp;45&nbsp;000&nbsp;000 and other EU programmes amounting to EUR&nbsp;21&nbsp;000&nbsp;000
Technical Cooperation Facility VI Support to the cooperation Between Government of Rwanda and EU, and to  the implementation of the 11th EDF National Indicative Programme.
Ubukerarugendo Imbere Project(Improved market oriented skills of the youth in the tourism and hospitality sector in Rwanda). The overall objective is to improve market-oriented skills for the youth in the Tourism and Hospitality sector in Rwanda. This programme is built on 5 pillars, covering institutional and managerial capacity of TVET providers in the T&H (1), quality and relevance of TVET provision in the T&H(2), development and promotion of industrial based training(3) , the recognition of the prior learning and experience in the T&H sector (4) and professional and business support to T&H graduates in Rwanda(5).
Addendum 004 to the contract FED/2018/397-125 (Technical assistance to support NAEB's capacity to upgrade the specialised export quality infrastructures) The laboratory under construction, with equipments, should be ready for accreditation at least at the end of 2021. CARDNOs main role will be to support the beneficiary institution, NAEB, in the provisional acceptance of the equipped laboratory and prepare NAEBs laboratory for accreditation. This will imply working with the Accreditation body and support NAEB in preparation of all required documentations.As CARDNO contract is funded under TCF V decision and the implementation period of the latter is ending on 07/05/2021. The remaining activities and the costs related to the extension of this contract (addendum 4) are proposed to be shifting the TCF VI.
Sector Reform Contract (SRC) to increase performance of Rwanda's energy sector and develop the corresponding institutional capacities The SRC and the accompanying measures will focus on supporting implementation of Rwanda's energy policy and strategy in a holistic and wide ranging way aligned to the structured approach under the SE4All Action Agenda
Acquisition of Laboratory equipment and accessories for Rwanda FDA <p>The subject of the contract shall be the supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of the Laboratory equipment and accessories for Rwanda FDA as per technical specifications in the tender document.</p>
Enhancing and reinforcing Rwandan citizen participation in existing local government consultations processes and platforms The action aims to promote participatory governance and citizen participation, building on lessons learnt and best practices observed through a governance technical support process carried out in 5 districts engaging local communities and authorities.