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The global objective of this project was to provide transparent, clear and user-friendly information on EU development aid thematic policy and activities in the area of Trade, Private Sector Development/engagement and Regional Integration.

Since the adoption of the EU Framework for national Roma Integration strategies, certain progress has been attained on Roma integration policies at European and national levels. Nevertheless, tangible changes in the situation of Roma still need to be achieved.
The purpose of this project is to support targeted communication activities to fight discrimination and stereotypes against the Roma population and support for voluntary initiatives promoting mutual learning and twinnings among local and regional public authorities on Roma integration across the European Union with a focus on Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Romania, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy and Slovak Republic.

The overall objective of the project was to contribute to the development and national/local governance in Rwanda.

The stakeholder campaign aimed to inform key opinion formers and multipliers in EU Member States about enlargement policy related developments and the progress the candidates and potential candidates have made in fundamental areas that are important to EU citizens, such as rule of law (e.g. crime, corruption), economic governance, human and minority rights, freedom of expression and media, or environment and climate change.

The “2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” has been the guiding framework since 2016 for promoting sustainable development worldwide. Many of its key issues are within the competence area of the EU. In view of the large number of individual processes, an overarching approach is required for defining the position of the 2030 Agenda as a reference framework for EU sectoral strategies and processes.
It was the central concern of the study to develop proposals which will enable the Agenda to result into a comprehensive EU architecture on sustainable development issues.

The project's aim was to provide support to the Government of Armenia in implementing the “Support to Justice Reform in Armenia – Phase II”, monitoring progress and building capacity in the justice sector.

The overall purpose of this Mid-Term Review (MTR) was to identify and justify a set of clear recommendations to improve and adjust the NP and its implementation. Prior to making these recommendations, a review of relevance, implementation progress, effectiveness, efficiency, constraints and key issues was carried out.

The main objective of this project was to improve the ease of access to information on the EU's Arctic Policy for key stakeholders and citizens within the EU.

The purpose of this study is to develop tools for further implementation of the Partnership Instrument (PI), including indicators and a monitoring system, and to assess the first phase of the implementation of the PI.

The overall objective of this assignment was to conduct a final evaluation of the actions funded under IcSP EAM "Support to election observation and related confidence-building measures in Ukraine" (CRIS reference ICSP/2014/037-418).
The main objectives of this evaluation were to provide the European Commission, the European External Action Service, the Ukrainian authorities, the implementing partners, and other relevant stakeholders with:

• an independent assessment of the overall implementation of the actions funded under the IcSP Decision C(2014)2336, with particular focus on the relevance and the achievement of the objectives;
• lessons learned and recommendations on the main issues to be taken into account for the design and implementation of future IcSP interventions and their complementarity with other EU-funded interventions.