Nuestros proyectos

The specific objectives (SOs - Outcomes) of this contract are as follows:

• Strengthen Gender-responsive disaster forecasts and management systems to better prevent, minimize and resolve displacement at the local, national, and regional levels;
• Improve Natural resources governance and management benefitting DACs and communities at risk of future displacement;
• Reinforce Resilience and self-reliance of DACs in environmentally fragile areas.

This technical assistance project supports Serbia in advancing the Natura 2000 network by strengthening strategic, regulatory and investment frameworks for nature protection, enhancing the capacities of institutions and local authorities, and promoting inclusive consultation and public awareness on biodiversity conservation.

The specific objectives (Outcomes) of this contract are as follows:

1. Specific objective (Outcome) 1: To provide continuous support in identification and designation of the Natura 2000 sites establishing the base for successful implementation and management of future Natura 2000 network

2. Specific objective (Outcome) 2: To strengthen the regulatory framework for nature protection and biodiversity conservation in accordance with Natura 2000 requirements

3. Specific objective (Outcome) 3: To strengthen the capacities of authorities and other relevant bodies for the implementation of nature protection legislation and relevant international conventions (agreements) and to facilitate the consultation process in accordance with Natura 2000 requirements including Appropriate Assesment

4. Specific objective (Outcome) 4: To improve investment planning of nature protection and biodiversity conservation

5. Specific objective (Outcome) 5: To increase public awareness of nature conservation in accordance with Natura 2000 requirements

The specific objectives (Outcomes) of this contract are as follows:

• The Specific Objective (Outcome) 1 is that the environmental legislation is enhanced in line with Chapter 27 of the EU acquis
• The Specific Objective (Outcome) 2 is that the capacity of Ukraine's public authorities is strengthened to implement the reforms, enforce the legislation in the area of environment, pursue the green recovery and reconstruction effort including via cross-sectoral mainstreaming of environment
• The Specific Objective (Outcome) 3 is that public access to environmental information is improved and public awareness raised on the benefits of environmental reforms and green reconstruction is increased

The objective of the FWC is to provide, via individual assignments defined and contracted through Specific Contracts, expertise which can be mobilised at short notice. The quality of the services, which may make use of expertise either internal or external to the Framework Contractor, must be guaranteed by the Framework Contractor who will provide the appropriate internal technical skills and resources.

The FWC has no funds on its own. The main instrument within external action is the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument - Global Europe (NDICI-Global Europe).

The implementation duration (not exceeding 48 months) and the contractual amount (not exceeding € 1,999,999) are fixed for each individual assignment.

Lot 2 focuses on the following sectors:

1. Sustainable natural resource management

2. Land management

3. Water management

4. Forest management

5. Waste management

An evaluation of phase VI of the Children and Youth Fund (FEJ) identified adjustments and recommendations as well as a significant need for a new project.In addition, the consequences of the security situation, threatened social cohesion and rising inflation are crucial issues.These findings have given rise to the present "Children and Youth Fund - Protection of Children and Training of Young People (PEFJ)" project,which aims to protect vulnerable boys and girls and improve the training and economic autonomy of young people. In addition, the new PEFJ project must continue to promote the economic empowerment of women and the educational success of girls by awarding study and vocational training grants.

The ++main objective++ of the project is to help improve the institutional, legal and social framework for the protection of vulnerable children and to promote the training and empowerment of young people.

The ++specific objective++ of the project is to improve the protection of vulnerable girls and boys and the training and economic autonomy of young people. The context of the project is marked by a tense security situation in most regions of Burkina Faso and the displacement of people within the country.

The ++intervention target group++ is the young and vulnerable rural population and their family environment in the intervention zones and, more broadly, the general public in Burkina Faso. However, more attention should be paid to young people and internally displaced children. The same applies to girls, so that they benefit first and foremost from school grants, and so that the interventions enable young people and women to improve their financial independence. On the other hand, young men should preferably be the main beneficiaries of vocational training grants.

Within the framework of the PEFJ, all the ++activities++ are grouped into the following components:

• Component 1: The implementation of communication measures at national and local level to improve the visibility of actions financed by the Children and Youth Fund.
• Component 2: Building and equipping social infrastructure for children and young people (including communal social services)
• Component 3: Promoting vulnerable children and young people, in particular through study grants, vocational training and measures to create income-generating activities (IGAs) for families with vulnerable children and IDP families.
• Component 4: The implementation of support and advisory measures for local authorities, technical services and civil society players in setting up and implementing specific projects carried out under components 2 and 3

The main goal of the project is to ensure the management of areas that are protected under the Natura 2000 framework in Bulgaria. The implementation of the project is done in accordance with the scope and content of the measures of the National Prioritised Action Framework for NATURA 2000 (PAF) for the period 2021-2027 under Article 8 of the Habitats Directive.

The specific objectives of the project are:

• To complete the process of determining specific objectives and measures for protected areas from the Natura 2000 network (development of specific objectives and measures for 250 protected areas, and conservation measures for 90 protected areas, which will complete the process of determining specific for protected areas objectives and conservation measures);
• To achieve a better understanding among the interested parties regarding the process of determining specific goals and measures of the protected areas of the Natura 2000 network;
• To build the capacity of the administrations involved in the management process of the Natura 2000 network.

Providing support to the EU Member States for the implementation of EU nature legislation in the following areas:

• Completing the Natura 2000 network of sites
• Improving the protection, restoration and management of Natura 2000 sites
• Improving the conservation of species and habitats though a more effective integration of their protection requirements into other national sectoral legislation and policies
• Improving the quality and usefulness of reported data under the nature directives (Art.17 Habitats Directive, Art.12 Birds Directive)
• Supporting the development of National Nature Restoration Plans under the Nature Restoration Law, in particular as regards the targets that build upon the Birds and the Habitats Directives
• Sharing successful projects and best practises in areas such as species and habitat protection or recovery, innovative approaches to site management, restoration of habitats and ecosystems, biodiversity monitoring, including in protected areas

The support to Member States shall be given primarily through the organisation of workshops, networking and training events covering the above-mentioned topics.

The overall objective (Impact) to which this action contributes is to enable the EU to address short and medium-term foreign policy goals and opportunities, in/with Hong Kong (and Macao) by deepening EU relations and dialogues, and by forging alliances and partnerships, through enhanced engagement.

The specific objectives (Outcomes) of this contract are as follows: Support multi-stakeholder EU-Hong Kong (and Macao) dialogues through further engagement and outreach in key domains for bilateral relations.

The expected outputs of this contract are as follows:

=EU-Hong Kong (and Macao) dialogue and public- and economic-diplomacy outreach supported with the aim to strengthen cross-sectoral engagement with key relevant stakeholders, including through people-to-people engagement, on topics of mutual interest and by identifying areas with potential for further enhancement of bilateral ties.

The foreseen set of activities under the intervention will consist of, but is not necessarily limited to

the following three components:

=++Provision of specialised technical assistance in the key existing and possible new priority

sectors++

=++Organisation of events and exchanges of experiences and best practices++

=++Awareness raising activities in thematic fields of strategic relevance to the partnership

through outreach to potential multipliers++

The overall objective of this contract is to strengthen environmental governance and the sustainable management of natural resources in the Republic of Congo, by aligning national policies with international commitments and promoting the participation of all stakeholders.

Specific Objectives:

• SO1: The Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) of the Republic of Congo is revised
• SO2: The implementing regulations of the Wildlife Law are developed and validated through a participatory process
• SO3: Steering and monitoring committees (COPIL) for the national components of ODEBAC and NaturAfrica are organized

LIFE is the main European Commission funding mechanism for improving the state of the environment in the European Union.

Particip GmbH is responsible for the management of the ELMEN EEIG. Particip provides the Administrative Team, the financial management, and one of the two Managing Directors of ELMEN EEIG, and is therefore responsible for ensuring an effective operation of business activities and the compliance with contractual requirements. The overall management tasks include budgeting, accounting and controlling, as well as guaranteeing high team performance and quality assurance.

The general objective of LIFE is to contribute to the implementation, updating and development of EU environmental and climate policy and legislation by co-financing projects with European added value. The general objectives of LIFE shall be pursued through four sub-programmes:

• Nature and biodiversity
• Circular economy and quality of life
• Climate change mitigation and adaptation
• Clean energy transition

The specific objectives of LIFE are:

• To contribute to the transition towards a resource-efficient, low-carbon and climate resilient economy, to the protection and improvement of the quality of the environment and to halting and reversing biodiversity loss, including the support of the Natura 2000 network and tackling the degradation of ecosystems;
• To improve the development, implementation and enforcement of Union environmental and climate change policy and legislation, and to act as a catalyst for, and promote, the integration and mainstreaming of environmental and climate objectives into other Union policies and public and private sector practice, including by increasing the public and private sector’s capacity;
• To support better environmental and climate governance at all levels, including better involvement of civil society, NGOs and local actors;
• To support the implementation of the 7th Environment Action Programme.

The ELMEN EEIG provides about 130 long-term experts specialised in monitoring and evaluation and in thematic fields related to EU environmental policy. The experts monitor more than 1000 projects that are financed via the LIFE instrument.