This page is intended to support you through step by step instructions, completed with screen shots and simple explanations. Here you are some quick links as reminder in order to start interacting in the IESF Group within...
Successfully communicating with one voice and with an identifiable ‘Team Europe’ brand at country level requires a coordinated, strategic approach to communication before, during and after the programming process of the EU and its...
Joint implementation is grounded in a collective and strategic agreement between European partners. At the outset, all European partners should assess, for any of their country-based activities, whether joint implementation adds...
Partnership and collaboration are at the heart of joint programming. Inclusive consultation — before, during and after programme formulation — is central to the entire process Consultation, dialogue and communication are key to...
Our daily life conversations can play a role in shaping a better world. Talking about climate change with our family, friends, colleagues and neighbours can “spark” a change in someone and add another voice for social change. But...
Joint implementation is a way of promoting more coherent, effective and coordinated EU support based on shared objectives in selected sectors or on specific cross-sectoral themes and tailored to the country contexts. Joint...
This Case Study on Kenya summarizes the context and main features of the alignment process of humanitarian assistance and national systems after a macroeconomic shock. Kenya´s rate of urbanisation is outpacing urban infrastructure...
