Key documents

In the context of the current multi-faceted crisis in Sri Lanka, the measure will support some of the most vulnerable communities in the North-Western and Western provinces of Sri Lanka to strengthen peaceful conflict resolution and trust through locally tailored initiatives including the promotion of social cohesion and violence prevention dialogues. Community resilience will be built through the establishment and strengthening of community-led conflict analysis and conflict early warning systems, and the provision of peaceful alternatives to resolve conflict. The measure will also aim to increase income opportunities and economic stabilisation of vulnerable households and communities through skills training, career guidance and job-seeking support, as well as the revitalisation of micro and small enterprises.

In the context of the current multi-faceted crisis in Sri Lanka, the measure will support some of the most vulnerable communities in the North-Western and Western provinces of Sri Lanka to strengthen peaceful conflict resolution and trust through locally tailored initiatives including the promotion of social cohesion and violence prevention dialogues. Community resilience will be built through the establishment and strengthening of community-led conflict analysis and conflict early warning systems, and the provision of peaceful alternatives to resolve conflict. The measure will also aim to increase income opportunities and economic stabilisation of vulnerable households and communities through skills training, career guidance and job-seeking support, as well as the revitalisation of micro and small enterprises.

Despite having been liberated from Da’esh by the International Coalition against ISIL in 2019, the situation in north-east Syria still presents a challenging situation for ordinary Syrians in terms of human security as well as access to basic services and livelihood opportunities. In this context, remnants of Da’esh continued efforts to recruit supporters. Residents, including thousands of women and children living in camps, remain particularly vulnerable to the groups’ efforts to expand its presence. To reduce the risks to a repeated wave of radicalisation this measure will step-up EU’s efforts to promote access to protection and learning spaces for vulnerable women, children and youth. It will also provide opportunities for social and economic resilience of communities as well as displaced persons. Finally, it will contribute to efforts to remove land mines and explosive remnants of war from community infrastructure to enable safer access to key services.

Despite having been liberated from Da’esh by the International Coalition against ISIL in 2019, the situation in north-east Syria still presents a challenging situation for ordinary Syrians in terms of human security as well as access to basic services and livelihood opportunities. In this context, remnants of Da’esh continued efforts to recruit supporters. Residents, including thousands of women and children living in camps, remain particularly vulnerable to the groups’ efforts to expand its presence. To reduce the risks to a repeated wave of radicalisation this measure will step-up EU’s efforts to promote access to protection and learning spaces for vulnerable women, children and youth. It will also provide opportunities for social and economic resilience of communities as well as displaced persons. Finally, it will contribute to efforts to remove land mines and explosive remnants of war from community infrastructure to enable safer access to key services.

The action aims to mitigate the needs of crisis affected people in the South West and North West regions of Cameroon in light of the general impact of COVID-19, with a view to achieving durable solutions and contributing to peace building and social cohesion amongst communities.

The action aims to mitigate the needs of crisis affected people in the South West and North West regions of Cameroon in light of the general impact of COVID-19, with a view to achieving durable solutions and contributing to peace building and social cohesion amongst communities.

The Overall Objective is to address specific global and trans-regional threats to peace, international security and stability, through enhancing governance and cooperation on CBRN risk prevention, detection and mitigation.

This action builds on efforts commenced in a previous phase  and will deliver tailor-made tools to support the monitoring by the Office of the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for Yemen (OSESGY) of conflict parties’ adherence to the truce, in preparation for an eventual longer-term cessation of violence. The action will support the further development of conflict resolution tools to enable more evidence-based decision-making, de-escalation and mediation using input from conflict participants, third-party monitors, and relevant open source media. Furthermore, the action will train new field observers on truce monitoring, primarily focusing on commitments regarding shipments, air flights, and road openings.

This action builds on efforts commenced in a previous phase  and will deliver tailor-made tools to support the monitoring by the Office of the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for Yemen (OSESGY) of conflict parties’ adherence to the truce, in preparation for an eventual longer-term cessation of violence. The action will support the further development of conflict resolution tools to enable more evidence-based decision-making, de-escalation and mediation using input from conflict participants, third-party monitors, and relevant open source media. Furthermore, the action will train new field observers on truce monitoring, primarily focusing on commitments regarding shipments, air flights, and road openings.