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  1. Créé par PBA (Partnership Brokers Association)
  2. Année de publication : 2020

Ce manuel a été rédigé par Partnership Brokers Association (PBA) pour accompagner le cours d’introduction “Brokering Better Partnerships” (Faciliter de meilleurs partenariats) qui est proposé par ses Associés. Le guide permet de découvrir les principes directeurs d'un partenariat ainsi que les différents étapes du processus.

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  • L’impératif du partenariat
  • Les principes directeurs du partenariat
  • Faciliter les partenariats
  • Naviguer le cycle de partenariat
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  • Les dix principes de bonne pratique de la facilitation de partenariats

 

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  1. Créé par Raquel REYES I ...
  2. Le 09/02/2021
  3. 181920Dans Services Consultance Via email

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Organisation : CONCORD EUROPE
Uitvoeringstermijn : 09/02/2021 au 30/04/2021
Publicatie datum : 09/02/2021
Inlever deadline : 19/02/2021

Marktoverzicht

In the framework of its work on EU Official Development Assistance trends, CONCORD Europe, the European Confederation of Development and Relief NGOs, is launching a call for external consultants. As CONCORD leads the work of civil society on the quantity and quality of European ODA, the AidWatch briefing paper about migration in the EU Neighbourhood Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI) aims to inform coordinated EU advocacy work and to influence policy makers.

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Background
Migration is one of the 5 European Commission’s geopolitical priorities in its external action. The EU is about to roll out a new instrument for development cooperation for the next 7 years, the NDICI. The agreement behind it is that the NDICI contains a 10% allocation for migration-related actions. A form of conditionality (called ‘flexible incitative approach’) could apply to the migration-related actions, but not necessarily to the ODA, which is kept at 93% of the instrument. Some NDICI portions will not necessarily be DAC compliant. The details of the final agreement are still to be released publicly.
Conditionality on migration remains a controversial discussion, high on the EU political agenda. Horse-trading development assistance sends a very bad signal: peoples’ lives are less important than EU migration objectives. A clear risk of migration policy conditionality on ODA is to fail to respect partner country ownership or, indeed, a new approach based on partnership. Rather it will divert ODA from its genuine goal - to reduce poverty - and from the people and countries in most need. A people-centred and human rights-based approach must guide EU external actio ns. Therefore CONCORD would like to produce a 4/5 pager analysis of the NDICI migration benchmark.

Objectives
As an advocacy objective, the analysis aims to influence how the NDICI migration allocation (10%) can be implemented to ensure that development effectiveness principles and the ODA definition are respected, and that migration related activities will do no harm toi people. This analysis can feed into the broader discussion about criteria for the use of aid for migration-related activities - which is happening at the OECD level too. Ideally, the analysis will also be part of CONCORD’s reaction to the DAC 2020 preliminary statistics release and feed into the planned OECD DAC review of members´ use of the reporting code for Facilitating safe, orderly and regular migration.
With evidence and data, part of the narrative of the briefing paper will aim to suggest how, in practice, the EU should go about the implementation of the share of the NDICI budget earmarked for migration-related activities. By doing so, the analysis aims to counteract the current EU discourse which sometimes borders on anti-migrant rhetoric and counterfactual assumptions about the links between migration and ODA.

Timeline
The work should be carried out between February and April 2021, when the briefing paper should be released.

Job description
The main tasks of the work would consist in:

  • Conducting desk research, interviews and focal groups with CONCORD and other EU aid experts on a structured basis (webinars) on the topics of the briefing paper;
  • Drafting and finalising the briefing paper, including graphs and tables and incorporating comments from the consultation process with CONCORD members and Secretariat.

Application process
To apply for this post, please send:

  • your CV outlining your relevant expertise to meet this assignment (1 page max);
  • your proposal on how you will undertake this research, including a suggested number of days and their distribution between the different tasks and phases of the work and your day rate (2 pages max).

Please submit this to Riccardo Roba ( riccardo.roba@concordeurope.org ) and Celia Cranfield ( celia.cranfield@concordeurope.org ) by 19 February at midnight cob.1 Interviews are planned to take place in the week of 22 February.

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  1. Créé par Raquel REYES I ...
  2. Le 09/02/2021
  3. 181920Dans Services Consultance Via email

Lijst details

Organisation : CONCORD EUROPE
Uitvoeringstermijn : 09/02/2021 au 30/04/2021
Publicatie datum : 09/02/2021
Inlever deadline : 19/02/2021

Marktoverzicht

In the framework of its work on EU Official Development Assistance trends, CONCORD Europe, the European Confederation of Development and Relief NGOs, is launching a call for external consultants. As CONCORD leads the work of civil society on the quantity and quality of Euro pean ODA, the AidWatch briefing paper about EU blending in Least Developed Countries (LDCs) aims to inform coordinated EU advocacy work and to influence policy makers.

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Background
In recent years, LDCs have suffered from a significant decline in overall ODA spending, while DAC – including the EU – donors have increasingly supported blended finance in low income countries. Data shows that blending, however, does not help LDCs to graduate from poverty and, as civil society, CONCORD is keen to monitor and contribute evidence on.

Objectives
As an advocacy objective, the paper aims to influence the Council Conclusions of the Foreign Affairs Council (development) meeting in the first half of 2021. The FAC (dev) Council Conclusions on 25 May deals with EU ODA. Therefore, we as civil society must reiterate our key asks about EU ODA use, allocations and objectives. Ideally, the paper will also be part of CONCORD’s reaction to the DAC 2020 preliminary statistics release. More broadly, the messages point to addressing EU ODA implementation over the upcoming years.
The paper aims to gather further evidence on the fact that blended finance is a tool better suited to MICs – but does not contribute to reduce poverty and inequalities in the least developed countries. If Team Europe wants to keep faith with the Leave No One Behind pledge, CONCORD believes that EU donors must prioritise the use of ODA in the form of grant-based finance in LDCs.
As these contexts have been more challenging, blending should not come at the expense of other concessional finances in LDCs and other vulnerable countries. Given the growing EU support to the private sector (EFSD+ is an example), the paper will bring together some key principles that EU ODA channelled through blending in LDCs must respect. These are, for example: the respect of national ownership, the alignment with national priorities, the application to a broader SDGs strategy which strengthens all 4 dimensions of sustainable development of partner countries.

Timeline

The work should be carried out between February and April 2021, when the briefing paper should be released.

Job description

The main tasks of the work would consist in:

  • Conducting desk research, interviews and focal groups with CONCORD and other EU aid experts on a structured basis (webinars) on the topics of the briefing paper;
  • Drafting and finalising the briefing paper, including graphs and tables and incorporating comments from the consultation process with CONCORD members and Secretariat.

Application process
To apply for this post, please send:

  • your CV outlining your relevant expertise to meet this assignment (1 page max);
  • your proposal on how you will undertake this research, including a suggested number of days and their distribution between the different tasks and phases of the work and your day rate (2 pages max).

Please submit this to Riccardo Roba ( riccardo.roba@concordeurope.org ) and Celia Cranfield ( celia.cranfield@concordeurope.org ) by 19 February at midnight cob.1 Interviews are planned to take place in the week of 22 February.

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