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RSSThis report outlines key aspects of the EU’s financial support in 2023 for international partnerships, humanitarian aid, foreign policy and enlargement.
EU-Mauritania country projects
This report aims to present a concise, factual overview of progress achieved in delivering on commitments made at the 6th European Union-African Union Summit in 2022, under the first pillar of the Joint Summit Declaration, ‘A Joint Vision for 2030’: a prosperous and sustainable Africa and Europe.
EU-Angola country projects
This 8th progress report provides an update on the EU's two global nutrition commitments: the financial pledge at the 2021 N4G in Tokyo and the commitment at the 2012 Global Hunger Event in London to support partner countries’ efforts to reduce the number of stunted children under the age of five.
The European Commission's new Communication highlights the operationalisation of the EU's renewed cooperation model and progress made, focusing on sustainable investment in infrastructure for the digital and green transitions through the Team Europe approach.
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 country evaluation analysed the cooperation of the EU with Nepal during 2014-2021. The sectors covered were sustainable rural development, nutrition, education, TVET, democracy and decentralisation. The evaluation applied intercultural approach as a pilot.
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.
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).