Final evaluation of the FSP-MALINEA project
Final evaluation of the MALINEA project
Final evaluation of the MALINEA project
Augmentation des soins de santé maternelle et néonatale dans la zone sahélienne
The purpose of this contract is to support the European Commission represented by DEVCO 06 in its tasks and provide methodological and analytical support with a view to contributing to the improvement of the quality of and the accountability for the external assistance provided by the EC.
The overall objective of this framework contract is to provide support the Government of Guinea in the elaboration of its INDCs for submission to the UNFCCC by October 2014, in advance of the Conference of the Parties (COP21) in Paris, in December 2015.
Following an UNCTAD’s voluntary review of UEMOA competition policy conducted in 2007, UEMOA Commission decided to enter in an Agency agreement with UNCTAD to implement UEMOA competition policy at sub-regional and national level.
The objective of this project is to build sustainable trade-related capacities in selected West African countries through the increased use of e-learning tools.
Undertake needs assessment missions in the selected West African countries in order to assess local technical capacities and constraints (infrastructure, training centres, and distance learning resources, human and technical capital available), and agree on the proposed plan of action;
The objective is to provide an overview of ASEAN’s environmental and economic importance, both globally and for the EU, and assess the potential environmental and economic benefits that could accrue to the EU from strengthening cooperation with ASEAN in the field of environment.
The evaluation comes half-way of a four-year programme (2012-2016): “Increasing maternal and neonatal health care” implemented in four countries of the Sahel region…
The general objective of the Programme PME II was to improve the competitiveness of Algerian SMEs, in order to help them win back the internal market and expand to the international market so as to benefit from the opportunities offered by the international agreements and by the market opening.
Following a first phase of the project, SEFA2 (Soutien à l’enseignement de français en Afghanistan) is embedded inside of the French Department in Kabul University (DFUK). Its main objectives are to train or retrain French-speaking professionals (120 students) through the drafting of new curricula and of the development of governance procedures aiming at becoming references at national level.