Projects and references

The objective of this EU support programme is to help improve the conditions for promoting equality and fairness between women and men in Morocco through: (i) support for monitoring the implementation of PGE II, (ii) capacity building of the partner ministerial departments, (iii) the development of knowledge on the topic of promoting equality, (iv) contributing to communication on EU support in terms of promoting equality.

Contribute to the implementation of the justice reform strategy and to the objectives set out in PARJ III. The overall objective of PARJ III is to help consolidate the Rule of Law and good governance in Tunisia. In the framework of the 2016-2020 Action Plan, the programme has three specific objectives: (i) Strengthen the independence and impartiality of jurisdictional authority; (ii) Support the justice and penitentiary reform process (particularly in civil and commercial matters) by building the institutional and operational capacities and skills of the beneficiaries, to achieve a more efficient and better quality justice system; (iii) Strengthen access to a quality system of law and justice for all with a specific focus on the rights of women, children and people living in vulnerable situations.

The purpose of this contract is to support the Kenyan Department of Justice in the implementation of the newly adopted Legal Aid Act and to support the overall coordination of and collaboration between actors in the Programme for Legal Empowerment and Aid Delivery (PLEAD). The objective of the PLEAD, of which this contract is a part, is to develop an integrated approach at the central and local levels aimed at achieving equality for all before the law, through improved access to and the expeditious delivery of justice, particularly in high-risk counties in Kenya.

This EU-funded project aims to support the process to transfer the purchase, storage and distribution of essential medicines from the Global Fund in DR Congo to the National Essential Medicine Procurement System (SNAME), thus helping to improve the population’s access to quality essential medicines, particularly medicines for malaria, tuberculosis, and HIV/Aids.
The objective of the technical assistance is therefore to:
- support the process of transferring the purchase and management of medicines from the Global Fund to the FEDECAME system;
- provide technical support for the operation of the Monitoring Committee, the coordination and monitoring body of the transfer.

This technical support falls within the framework of PRORESA – the Programme to Strengthen Food Security – to meet the challenges of chronic food and nutritional insecurity in Mali (2016-2021). The overall development objective which PRORESA is working towards is to reduce the food and nutritional insecurity of vulnerable populations in Mali.   
It aims to improve the management of annual interventions, accountability and capitalisation within the National Food Security System by setting up a reliable, effective monitoring and evaluation system at the level of the Food Security Commission that meets international standards and allows consensus among the various actors at national level.

The Ministry of Health and Population has recruited Conseil Santé to act as Contracting and Verification Agency (CVA) in health regions 4 and 5, in order to provide verification, coaching and capacity building services related to the tasks required by the performance-based financing (PBF) approach.
The general objective of the CVA’s mission is to help with the implementation of PBF in regions 4 and 5 (5 health districts) in compliance with the national PBF manual.

The general objective of the "Succeeding Together in Mauritania'' programme is to support Mauritania in preventing irregular migration of its residents, focusing mainly on young Mauritanians and foreigners residing in Mauritania through the three specific objectives: (i) (SO 1) improve labour market skills to facilitate professional integration; (ii) (SO 2) support job-generating entrepreneurship initiatives; and (iii) (SO 3) improve access to information on economic and employment opportunities, as well as on the risks and opportunities of migration for young Mauritanians and migrants in Mauritania.

The S4C project aims at enhancing the skills and competitiveness of Cambodia’s industrial sector labour force by developing human resources to work as a skilled workforce in four priority sectors, namely, manufacturing, construction, electricity and electronics. It supports the transformation of five training institutes and strengthens the industry’s engagement in skills development.

The objective of Lot 5 of the Charaka Fund project, created and financed by the MCA, is to support the Multidisciplinary Institute of Logistics and Industry Professions of FAHS ANJRA in Tangier in creating new branches within the fields of logistics and transport in Morocco according to the competency-based approach (CBA). This is being done in order to better respond to the needs of the private sector through the adequacy of the training supply in relation to the realities of the local labour market.