Complementary support Sample Clauses

Complementary support. The amount allocated for complementary support is EUR 1.50 million. One service contract shall be implemented under direct management by the EU Delegation after PRAG-based procurement procedure.
Complementary support. The accompanying technical assistance will strengthen the capacities of the Ministry of Education and Science and the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy to effectively develop, budget and implement sector policies, monitor the implementation and report on results of sector reforms. Since numerous players are active in the sector (incl national bodies, local government units, social and economic partners, businesses, international agencies/organisations and civil society organisations), there is a general need to improve the quality of coordination. Against this background, the complementary support will cover the following needs: - Development of the institutional capacities and human resources within both ministries and delegated agencies and services for evidence-based policy making, monitoring and reporting. This activity will need to support the implementation of the sector Performance assessment framework (to be operational in 2019), and also focus on possible upgrade in the indicators, statistical and administrative sets of data. It will also support the regular reporting exercise on sector reforms by improving the skills for collection, processing, structuring and visualisation of data. - Develop the capacities of the national institutions for financial planning and procurement in order to support the implementation of the sector reform contract and make sure that all needed procurement procedures are implemented in time and the needed works and supplies are completed to allow the enable effective interaction with the young women and men included in the project activities; - Support for effective communication approach promoting the opportunities for young women and men and creating interest for joining the services. The communication should have a strong outreach and be integrate in social and conventional media, print materials, public campaigns on VET and Youth Guarantee, job fairs at national, regional and local levels. - Support for systematic application of tracer system methodologies for all VET providers and YG and employment generation programmes. - Support for reinforcement of the participation of municipalities, business and social partners and civil society organisations at local level in in improving the quality of the services for young people through transfer of EU experience. The complementary support component should be contracted as early as possible from the start of the Sector Reform Contract to reflect the importance of instit...
Complementary support. No complementary support is financed under this programme. Complementary technical assistance (e.g. external review missions, technical support, evaluation and audit, communication and visibility etc.) will be provided through AAP 2012 ("Strengthening the governance of the Vocational Education Training sector" programme - ▇▇▇▇ ENPI/2012/023-419).
Complementary support. In terms of complementary support, activities under results 1, 2 and 3 related to institutional capacity support will benefit the MoA, other ministries with competences in rural development, as well as strengthened coordination with other relevant stakeholders. Main activity: - Technical assistance for improvement of the capacity within the public sector and other stakeholders for effective adoption of the rural development strategy and implementation of related action plans and programmes. Also under complementary support, activities related to rural development service delivery will benefit poor and vulnerable rural people in the municipalities targeted by the programme, with special emphasis on rural women, the youth and other marginalised groups. Main activities: - Under result 1 (economic diversification): support to initiatives for diversification of rural income and employment; provision of improved access to finance by small non-agriculture rural entrepreneurs; social and vocational education development; promotion of sustainable and responsible tourism; protection and enhancement of natural and cultural heritage. - Under result 2 (agricultural competitiveness): provision of agricultural extension and sectorial cooperative services; expansion of food quality and certification schemes for selected commodities; provision of improved access to finance by small farmers and agricultural cooperatives; improvement of value chains for selected commodities. - Under result 3 (environment, natural resources and climate action): support to the implementation of climate-smart agricultural practices; protection, climate resilience and environmental value of forest ecosystems; support to the sustainable management of natural resources, including forests and protected areas.