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This reference document aims to enhance the EU’s development cooperation to tackle inequalities in partner countries, focusing on income inequality, effective policy responses, and addressing inequality in development cooperation.

This document aims to provide thematic guidance on how to take into account key conflict sensitivity issues when supporting processes related to disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration (DDR).

This note should be read alongside the EU’s thematic guidance notes on conflict sensitivity, covering areas like Conflict Prevention, Gender, Human Rights, National and International Actors, Economic Development, Climate Change, Food Security, COVID-19, Education, and Conflict Sensitive DDR.

Financial support to third parties (FSTP) is a funding mechanism through which EU grant beneficiaries use their project budgets to fund other entities in order to help achieve objectives of the action.

Complex, prolonged crises with multiple risks and weak systems need structured, long-term, resilience-focused approaches. Over the last decade, the EU has prioritised resilience in its Global Strategy through a robust policy framework.

This document is meant to provide guidance and useful information for defining technical assistance projects in developing countries aimed at creating appropriate intellectual property rights (IPRs) framework and enforcement in line with applicable international laws, regulations and commitments.

The I-Marker is a fundamental tool for the European Commission to achieve its overarching objective of “addressing inequalities by building inclusive and sustainable societies”. The I-Marker assesses whether, and to what extent, inequality reduction is an objective of development intervention.

Este estudio tiene como objetivo capturar las prácticas y lecciones aprendidas en el desarrollo de negocios verdes en el contexto de los proyectos apoyados por el programa EUROCLIMA+ en el sector agroalimentario.

In view of the multi-functional role of forests, Forest Partnerships will address forests in a comprehensive and integrated way and taking into account the specific needs of local communities and indigenous peoples.