Linked activities Sample Clauses

Linked activities. Since last decade, a number of projects funded by the EU with implementing partners be it EU MS and/or other international organisations (mainly IOM, UNHCR, ICMPD) have contributed to strengthen migration governance/management in Moldova. Indicative list of upcoming, ongoing and recently completed EU-funded projects in the field of migration management and governance: - The EU funded “Supporting Protection, Transit, Voluntary and informed Return and Reintegration of Eastern Partnership Citizens and Third Country Nationals affected by the conflict in Ukraine” project, implemented by IOM (implementation period February 2022 – February 2025) aims at: 1. improving the conditions for free and safe movement of persons, goods and vehicles across the common border; 2. enhancing crime prevention and preparedness to respond to border incidents, based on enhanced inter-agency and international cooperation and exchange of information; 3. improving knowledge and skills on operational use of equipment, in conjunction with use of risk analysis products, in a bilaterally coordinated and coherent manner. - The EU funded “Strengthening Moldova’s national capacities to ensure quality protection, education, health services and socio-economic opportunities for Ukrainian refugees" project, implemented by UNICEF/IOM (implementation period February 2022- June 2024) aims in the context of response to the refugee crisis created by Russia’s aggression against Ukraine at strengthening Moldova’s national capacities and services to ensure Ukrainian refugees and Third Country Nationals have access to quality protection, education, and health services, and greater opportunities for socio-economic inclusion. - “European Union Border Assistance Mission to Moldova and Ukraine” – EUBAM, phase 13, implemented by IOM (implementing period since November 2005, EU funded). The scope of the Mission is to enable the Mission in its advisory role in improving border management along the MD-UA state border as well as to contribute to the peaceful settlement of the Transnistrian conflict.

Linked activities. Ukraine has been the recipient of a number of EU technical assistance projects aimed at supporting the Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine in transport sector reforms. The latest completed and ongoing projects’ reports and deliverables should be taken into consideration to follow up and enforce assistance in railway sector reform and Association Agreement implementation. The technical assistance project "Support to the Implementation of the Transport Strategy of Ukraine'' has been implemented since April 2012 and was finished in December 2015. The overall project purpose was to promote the national priorities in the transport sector, support in the implementation of the national transport strategy and EU funded transport sector budget support (SBS) programme as well as to enhance the cooperation between the EU and Ukraine, referring to the priorities of the EU-Ukraine Association Agenda, Association Agreement and other agreements between Ukraine and the EU in transport sector. 5 ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/kmu/control/uk/publish/article?art_id=247981894&cat_id=247984327 A new technical assistance project in transport "Support to the Implementation of the Association Agreement and of the National Strategy in Transport Sector in Ukraine" started in January 2016. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to further development and modernisation of the transport sector in Ukraine. Activities are planned for the assistance in harmonisation of legislation in the transport area according to the priorities of the Association Agreement and for the assistance in updating, implementation and monitoring of the national transport strategy, while providing support to effective management of national policies and plans. The focus in the assistance related to harmonisation of legislation is made on the road and maritime transport due to the deadlines fixed in the Association Agreement for those transport modes. The assistance will be provided in the whole process of the implementation and enforcement of five priority directives and regulations (Regulation (EC) 1071/2009, Directive 2009/40/ЄС, Directive 2009/45/EC, Directive 2009/16/EC, Regulation (EC) 1370/2007). The Regulation (EC) No 1370/2007 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 October 2007 is for public passenger transport services by rail and by road. There are a number of twinning projects for the Ukrainian authorities aimed at transport sector reforms in line with the European acquis and sta...

Linked activities. Title: Referencing of the National Qualifications Framework to the European Qualifications Framework Donor/development partner: ETF Title: Further improvement of the system for development and implementation of the National Qualifications Framework Value: EUR 2,250,000 Title: Skills Development and Innovation Support Development partner: World Bank Title: Enhancing Life-Long Learning through modernizing VET and adult education systems Title: Support to the modernization of the system for post-secondary education

Linked activities. In order to fulfil the commitments under the AA and enhance legislative and institutional framework in different public health related directions, NCDC participated in EU supported 4 Twinning projects18 in recent years, among them 2 have been successfully finished already and 2 are ongoing: Twinning project GE22 Institutional Strengthening of Environmental Health System of Georgia (2017- 2019), supported in revising the Georgian legal and regulatory framework in the environmental health field, in- line with Georgia’s commitments under the AA and multilateral environmental agreements and international pledges in the environmental health field. Also, the project supported in elaboration of the National Environmental Health Action Plan (2018-2022)19, adopted by the GoG Ordinance #604 of December 29, 2018. The project also resulted in strengthening the institutional and human capacities, including on management and decision maker level, along with operationalization of an effective EH management system, with Environmental Health Department establishes at the NCDC Twinning project GE/18/ENI/HE/01/09 Strengthening Blood Safety System in Georgia (2020-2022) was successfully implemented followed by the adoption of the “Law of Georgia on quality and safety of human blood and its components”, by the Parliament of Georgia on December 15, 2022. The new law is in line with the European Parliament and Council Directives in blood safety, listed in the AA and creates the legal basis for a new model of blood safety system with centralized functions: establishment of a National Competent Authority (NCA); licensing and hemovigilance; conversion of blood establishments into non-profit entities; full transition to voluntary non-remunerated blood donations; establishment of a national central blood establishment (BE) and centralized testing laboratory; upgrading licensing requirements for blood establishments and permits for hospital blood banks; creation of national hemovigilance system (including traceability and monitoring of serious adverse reactions (SAR) and serious adverse events (SAE)); creation of the unified standards for quality systems for BEs and hospital blood banks (HBBs). Currently the secondary legislation (by-laws), envisaged by the new law, is being developed, in accordance with the EU directives to complement provisions of the new law, which should be adopted by January 2025. 18 1) Twinning project GE22 Institutional Strengthening of Environmental Health Sys...

Linked activities. Since Phare Cross-Border Co-operation Programme Bulgaria/Greece has started in Bulgaria five road projects at the amount of 52 MEURO have been successfully completed (150 km of rehabilitation and 15 km new construction). Some of the major road construction projects, which Phare CBC Programme currently supports, are: - Under CBC BG/GR 2000 – 18,60 MEUR for the construction of the 18 km access road (Podkova-Makaza) to the new Border Crossing between Greece and Bulgaria (Makaza - Nimfea); - Under CBC BG/GR 2001 - 10,2 MEURO for Rehabilitation and partial reconstruction of Road II-19 section “Simitli – Razlog”; - Under CBC BG/GR 2002 - 10,3 MEURO for Rehabilitation and partial reconstruction of Road II-19 section “Razlog – Bansko – Gotse Delchev – Sadovo”; - Under CBC BG/GR 2002 – 4,6 MEUR for Construction of the second tube of the tunnel on road E-79 (Dupnitsa By-Pass); - Under CBC BG/GR 2003 – 7 MEUR for the Construction of Access Road to the Rudozem border crossing between Bulgaria and Greece; - Under CBC BG/GR 2005 – 6,5 MEUR for Rehabilitation and partial reconstruction of Road II-86 Sokolovtsi – Smolyan – Srednogortsi from km 94+240 to km 125+364 - Under EIB loan - Lot 1 “Rehabilitation, strengthening and improvement of Road E79 Daskalovo – Dupnitsa”, 54 MEURO

Linked activities. BVSC’s entry into this Agreement and the continuation of the Delivery Partner’s appointment is conditional on the Delivery Partner confirming its willingness to contribute to the Linked Project Activities and dependencies (as defined in the Service Specification).

Linked activities. In the event that any civil works for any Linked Activities associated to a Subproject had commenced prior to the identification and selection of such Subproject for financing under the Project pursuant to Section I.C (above) of this Schedule, the eligibility of such Subproject for financing under the Project shall be contingent to: (a) the implementing agency responsible for such Linked Activity having carried out an environmental and social due diligence of such Linked Activities in accordance jointly with any recommended/necessary ESMP(s), RAP(s) and/or IPDP(s) required for such Linked Activities to be aligned with the social and environmental (b) a written commitment and/or evidence satisfactory to the Bank by the implementing agency responsible for carrying out such Linked Activities to implementing the said Linked Activities and/or operating the resulting SMP(s), the RAP(s) and/or the IPDP(s) recommended pursuant to sub-paragraph 1(a) above; (c) SMP(s), RAP(s) and/or IPDP(s), as well as the commitment of the implementing agency responsible for carrying out such Linked Activities, and notifying the Borrower, in writing, of its no-objection thereto; (d) the foregoing due diligence referred to in paragraph 1(a) above, and the respective ESMP(s), RAP(s) and/or IPDP(s) for the said Linked Activities, as applicable, having been publicly disclosed by the responsible agency, as the case may be, in Policies; and (e) all resettlement measures, if any, as set forth in the RAP(s) applicable to the respective Linked Activities or part thereof, having been fully executed, including the full payment of compensation and/or the provision of relocation assistance to all Displaced Persons, as per the entitlements provided in the applicable RAP(s).

Linked activities. As the main body within the system of central executive authorities responsible for formulating and implementing the state health policy, the Ministry of Health closely cooperates with international partners, and health reform is a part of Ukraine's international commitments. The Ministry of Health is a recipient of several international technical assistance projects. These include:

Linked activities. The National Centre for Disease Control and Public Health has a good collaboration with the International Organisations EU, WHO, USAID, UNICEF, ENECE, CDC, GAVI, DTRA, etc. The organization has implemented several number of projects/programmes with the support of international and national partners. A nationally representative study measuring blood lead levels (BLL) among children 2-7years of age was conducted in Georgia in September-December 2018. With the support of the National Statistics of Georgia (GEOSTAT), United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), WHO, NCDC and Italian Institute of Health, a Multiple Indicator Cluster (MIC) Survey has been conducted in the whole territory of Georgia for the prevention of harmful exposure of the population and prevention of environmentally associated diseases. The survey round was expanded in terms of the content and coverage level by adding water questionnaire, drinking water quality assessment and measurement of lead blood level in children 8 ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/document/view/4786582?publication=0 – EU funded; Duration 2019-2021; The overall objective of this project is to reduce the impact of heat waves on vulnerable, urban populations through improved risk communication strategies informed by existing EU plans and guideline, by measure risk perception and behavior in communities through surveys and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ a culture of prevention and cooperation across countries.