Trade Policy

Support to the Alignment of Technical Regulations and Enhancement of the Quality Infrastructure

The project’s objective is to support the development of a ‘business enabling’ environment by updating the approach to standards and technical regulations and quality infrastructure and to improve the compatibility between Turkmen standards and technical regulations and international practices, also with the scope of increasing the opportunities for market access for economic operators and the perspective of further alignment of technical regulations to WTO standards.

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Governance - Justice - Transparency

Strengthening Civil Society – A Roma Strategy for Kosovo

Roma (in Kosovo also Ashkali and Egyptians) constitute the most marginalised people in Europe and are among the most vulnerable groups in the South-Eastern European Region (SEE). The urgency to address a sustainable integration of Roma and Sinti in Western and South Eastern Europe was addressed by OSCE participating states with the adoption of the Action Plan On Improving the Situation of Roma and Sinti within the OSCE Area in 2003.

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Support to PCA Implementation Ukraine

The purpose of the project is to support Ukraine in the implementation of the PCA provisions and EU-UA Action Plan, in particular in terms of operation of joint bodies established within the framework of the PCA, improvement of the system of monitoring of the implementation of the PCA and the EU UA AP, to be then used also for the implementation of the agreement to replace the PCA new enhanced agreement, fostering of enhanced relationships between the EU and the UA after the replacement of the current PCA agreement.

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Final Evaluation for the EU-China Training Programme on Village Self-Governance

This mission produced the final evaluation of a five year long EU-China Training Programme on Village Self Governance, a capacity building project with particular focus on economic development and good governance at all levels. Context: The evaluated Programme’s aim was threefold: improving the long term cooperation between the PRC and the EU, enhancing the understanding and observance of law by local beneficiaries in the village framework, promoting the development of village self governance.

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Development and business environments

Training Needs for Baltic Managers with EU Accession

The Baltic Management Development Association consisting of the International School of Management in Kaunas, the Riga Business School in Riga and the Estonian Business School in Tallin requested advice on the EU Structural Funds and Crossborder projects and the development of training programs and training materials for entrepreneurs, SME managers, business associations and local authorities.

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Sector Investment Studies to Increase Awareness Among European and Indian Business Operators on Business Conditions and Opportunities Prevailing in India in the Concerned Economic Sectors

organisation of yearly summit, outline, from the private sector point of view, a set of measures that would be conducive to increasing EU-India co-operation in these sectors, support institutional capacity building and structural reform so as to enhance the benefits arising for India from the DOHA Development Agenda as well as to support the implementation of existing WTO agreement.

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Labor market, education and vocational training

Final Evaluation of the Sefa 2 Project on Strengthening of the Teaching of French in Afghanistan

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.

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Health and Climate Change

Monitoring and Evaluation

Autres / Miscellaneous

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