The EU-Korea Climate Action Project is a three-year project funded by the European Union to accelerate climate actions in Korea. The project aims at strengthening networks, dialogue and cooperation among Korean stakeholders and
The objective of 'Culture and Development - Action and Impact' is to demonstrate the fundamental role culture has to play in the area of development.
Facility supporting bilateral dialogues and partnerships under the EU-RoK Framework Agreement, the Free Trade Agreement and the Framework Participation Agreement on crisis management operations. Key Links All EU-RoK Treaties EU
The programme is part of the Eastern Partnership Culture Programme II, funded under the European Neighbourhood Instrument. It aims to support the cultural and creative sectors’ contribution to sustainable humanitarian, social and
About TA SESIP The TA SESIP is an EU-funded project with an objective to provide capacity development support, and technical assistance, trainings for strengthening the TVET social partners dialogue, and advisory. The before
SOLiD-South Mediterranean Social Dialogue is a three-year programme (2016-2018) with a budget of 3.750 million Euros, funded up to 80% by the European Union. It is coordinated by a consortium of 10 partners. The major political
The objective of the DeSIRA initiative (in short DeSIRA) is to contribute to climate-relevant, productive and sustainable transformation of agriculture and food systems in low and middle-incomes countries
MIEUX (MIgration EU eXpertise) is a peer-to-peer experts’ facility which supports partner countries and regional organisations to better manage migration and mobility through the provision of rapid, tailor-made assistance upon
LEARN (Lao Equity through Policy Analysis and Research Networks) is an EU-funded programme designed to improve Universal Health Coverage in Lao PDR through better informed public health policies and their implementation, monitoring and evaluation. More specifically, LEARN supports the National Institute of Public Health (recently renamed Lao Tropical Public Health Institute) in efforts to provide national health authorities and stakeholders with expertise, documentation, reports and relevant tools.
The Research Facility on Inequalities responds to the identified demand from national governments, international organisations and development partners for accurate and reliable evidence on policies and interventions that can effectively reduce inequality.