Key documents

This individual measure under EU foreign policy needs will bring additional expertise and human resources to improve the national mine action governance and implementation in Ukraine. Continuing to rally international support to Ukraine and show progress will be one of the EU’s key foreign policy challenges for 2023 and beyond. To spear-head international efforts in the mine action sector which is a crucial condition for the return to peace and prosperity, the EU will provide support to the Ukrainian government to help them build strategic planning and coordination capabilities up and to consolidate privileged dialogue channels, which will favour longer term and more predictable multi-donors support. This strategic support to the mine action sector, which constitutes a priority area within the overall support to reconstruction, will accompany in particular the provision of equipment and training to national actors to enhance their effectiveness, a better information management and the transparency of the sector.

This individual measure under EU foreign policy needs will bring additional expertise and human resources to improve the national mine action governance and implementation in Ukraine. Continuing to rally international support to Ukraine and show progress will be one of the EU’s key foreign policy challenges for 2023 and beyond. To spear-head international efforts in the mine action sector which is a crucial condition for the return to peace and prosperity, the EU will provide support to the Ukrainian government to help them build strategic planning and coordination capabilities up and to consolidate privileged dialogue channels, which will favour longer term and more predictable multi-donors support. This strategic support to the mine action sector, which constitutes a priority area within the overall support to reconstruction, will accompany in particular the provision of equipment and training to national actors to enhance their effectiveness, a better information management and the transparency of the sector.

This 18-month measure seeks to contribute to mitigating the tensions between Sudanese refugees and the host communities through building resilience and providing sustainable livelihood opportunities amongst the two communities This will be achieved through a) increasing employability of vulnerable groups to better access job opportunities through vocational and skills building trainings, and b) facilitating access to income generating activities through entrepreneurship training and micro-grants for establishing MSMEs.

This 18-month measure seeks to contribute to mitigating the tensions between Sudanese refugees and the host communities through building resilience and providing sustainable livelihood opportunities amongst the two communities This will be achieved through a) increasing employability of vulnerable groups to better access job opportunities through vocational and skills building trainings, and b) facilitating access to income generating activities through entrepreneurship training and micro-grants for establishing MSMEs.

The action entitled ‘Managing a decent future of work together (Asia)’ will contribute to cooperation with Asia-Pacific countries to seize opportunities and manage risks related to labour rights and protection in the context of the megatrends (i.e. new technologies, demographic shifts, climate change, shifts in social attitudes and trade patterns, etc.) affecting the future of work.

The action entitled ‘EU Public and Cultural Diplomacy in the Republic of Korea’ will contribute to enhance the profile and visibility of the European Union in the Republic of Korea, by building trust and mutual understanding through meaningful engagement with key audiences and groups.

The action entitled ‘EU – Republic of Korea Intellectual Property Action’ will seek to enhance trade in Intelectual Property intensive products between the EU and the Republic of Korea and to cooperate on new technologies and challenges where new policies and rules that involve intellectual property rights may be developed.

The action entitled ‘Addressing Hybrid Threats in the Indo-Pacific – Pilot Action (HIPPA)’ aims to work with Australia to strengthen the understanding, awareness of, and inter-regional cooperation on addressing hybrid threats between the EU and key Indo-Pacific partners (government, non-government, and industry), and promote relevant EU policies and approaches to this topic. 

This Commission Implementing Decision aims to address global challenges, in particular climate change; hybrid threats; future of work as well as support multilateralism, promote EU values and interests, and support EU trade and investments with key partners in the region. The objectives of this plan will be pursued in a direction consistent with the Sustainable Development Goals, and the EU’s geopolitical priorities, in line with the EU Strategy for the Indo-Pacific and related areas of the Global Gateway.