Projects

The main objective of the PARE project is to raise awareness and build capacity among legislators about climate and energy issues, thus creating the conditions for parliamentary action.

The EU’s global Technical Assistance Facility - TAF is a long-standing EU programme that assists partner countries in improving regulatory frameworks, enhancing institutional capacities and mobilising investments in sustainable energy.

The Digital Energy Facility is an EU-funded programme, implemented by the Agence Française de Développement (French Development Agency).

The Pilot Action on Voluntary Return and Sustainable, Community-Based Reintegration is one of the projects jointly developed by the European Union (EU) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM).

The EU-funded project, 'YoshStan: Raising youth voices in local capacity building' focuses on enhancing the capacity of local authorities and youth CSOs in Andijan and increasing collaboration between them to improve service delivery for youth.

In 2017, the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan launched a massive nationwide reform programme. The ultimate goal of the reforms is to transform the government into a transparent system that prioritises citizens’ well-being.

This project facilitated and enhanced alternative education and early childhood care and development programmes for 8,500 Burundian refugee children in Tanzania and internally displaced and returnee children in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

FEI addresses one of the major barriers for small-scale sustainable energy projects in Africa – the limited access to debt financing.

The Covenant of Mayors for Sub-Saharan Africa (CoM SSA) was launched in 2015, inspired by the success of the “Covenant of Mayors Europe” (CoM Europe) which unites more than 10,000 municipalities in their fight against climate change.