Clima East is a European Union funded project package assisting the Eastern Neighbourhood Partnership Countries and Russia in approaches to climate change mitigation and adaptation.
The Africa-Europe Youth Academy is one of the flagships of the Youth Action Plan in European Union external action (YAP) and part of the Global Gateway Africa-Europe Investment Package under the ‘Youth Mobility for Africa Flagship’.
DCYDE! is a Europe-wide project that brings global citizenship to life by connecting young people and educators from around the world in a digital space. The goal is to equip them with the tools and skills needed to actively contribute to global sustainable development within their respective communities. Online communication and digital media are not only symbols of global connectivity but also serve as the core element of the project.
Since the 2021 UN Food Systems Summit, there is broad consensus that agrifood systems must be transformed to become more resilient and sustainable and address mounting global challenges including climate change, natural resources depletion and biodiversity loss, environmental degradation, food and nutrition insecurity, and socioeconomic inequities. This is a prerequisite to achieve the 2030 Agenda on Sustainable Development and its associated SDGs. Agroecology is increasingly seen as an effective pathway to achieve the objectives of economic, social and environmental sustainability of food systems. It is rooted in both ecological science and traditional knowledge, and emphasizes the co-creation of knowledge, participatory governance, and context-specific innovation. As defined through the 13 principles of the High-Level Panel of Experts of the UN Committee on World Food Security (CFS) and aligned with the 10 elements of the FAO, it benefits from increased international attention and support. In line with the Global Gateway strategy, DG INTPA approaches agroecology as being open to innovation and to markets in bilateral, regional and global partnerships and actions through i.a.: strategic guidance and technical support to EU delegations (operational guide, Monthly Talks, support to the quality of operations); strategic partnerships with like-minded partners to leverage funds and impacts (such as IFAD); investments in Research and Innovation and in the development & deployment of Sustainability Assessment Frameworks (such as the FAO Tool for Agroecology Performance Evaluation TAPE+, and the IFAD Economic and Financial Assessment EFA+). This work contributes to supporting agriculture value chains development, nutrition, fisheries and food security, as well as to the wider aim of Directorate F to address global challenges such as climate change, circular economy, water management, biodiversity, etc.
The overall objective (Impact) of the project is to improve the learning outcomes and employability of Tajik young girls and boys with a special attention to the people living in vulnerable situations.
The Regional Teachers Initiative for Africa supports teacher professional development and teacher governance in Sub-Saharan Africa to ensure that schools have enough skilled and motivated teachers to deliver quality education. The initiative will contribute to regional and national objectives by supporting and complementing national education and teacher reforms, offering opportunities for countries to work together, supporting partnerships and peer learning for teachers in the region, and also to work with Europe. Within the RTIA, the Regional Facility for Teachers in Africa, supports regional and national initiatives aimed at providing quality education by operating through a multifaceted approach, which includes three complementary components. The RTIA Facility is supported by France, Finland and Belgium. It complements the other two components of the RTIA, which focus on enhancing teacher professional development, support, and collaboration across Africa, and facilitating policy research, exchange and peer learning to ensure consistency between global, regional, and national efforts and are which are led by the African Union Commission and UNESCO respectively.
EL Programa PRODERECHOS tiene por objetivo principal fortalecer el Sistema Nacional de los Derechos Humanos, es decir, al conjunto de instituciones que participan en la promoción, protección y cumplimiento de los derechos humanos en Honduras mediante el fortalecimiento de la articulación y respuesta interinstitucional a las denuncias de derechos humanos, el fortalecimiento de las instituciones para el cumplimiento efectivo de su mandato, y, el fortalecimiento de la atención y capacidad de respuesta en el ámbito local.
The overall objective of ISKTS is to contribute to poverty reduction and accelerated and inclusive economic growth through a more sustainable and efficient transport sector. There are three results to be achieved through this institutional support: Improvement of the sector governance, planning, as well as a legal and regulatory framework; Improvement in technical skills in priority areas; and Successful implementation of the institutional framework of the urban mobility sub-sector, and technical skills specific to the sub-sector, with a specific focus on the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) System development. NTU’s team primarily supports the Ministry of Transport, Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development, the Nairobi Metropolitan Area Transport Authority, the road authorities, and the Nairobi City County.
SOCIEUX+ EU Expertise on Social Protection, Labour and Employment is a facility for technical cooperation between public and social partner peers established and co-funded by the European Union (EU). The general objective is to expand and improve access to better employment opportunities and inclusive social protection systems. Based on the peer exchange model, SOCIEUX+ shares knowledge and experiences through short-term missions and activities that enhance the capacity to design, manage, and monitor inclusive, effective, and sustainable employment strategies and social protection systems. SOCIEUX+ mobilises European public expertise for short-term technical cooperation activities with their peers outside the EU, and is available in more than 160 eligible countries and territories worldwide.
The overall objective of the project of which this contract will be a part is as follows: Increase awareness, understanding, and support for the EU and its activities in Georgia, particularly among Georgian audiences. The purpose