The relationship between the European Union and UNICEF,
the United Nations Children’s Fund, has deepened in recent years, as the EU has joined forces with UNICEF to secure the highest possible quality of life for children the world over.
“We have a privileged relationship both ways,” says UNICEF
Director of Programmes Dr. Nicholas Alipui, “in which we can bring a lot of our field expertise and global outreach to the policy and programme and humanitarian work that they do, and we can benefit from their new focus on human rights and the rights of children”.
Both the EU & UNICEF are working towards all children having access to and enjoying the right to education, adequate nutrition, safe water and sanitation and health. Other priorities include protection from discrimination, exploitation, violence and abuse.
Unicef now playing a vital role in Bangladesh. Bangladesh is a densely populated country where more than 50% people are poor and illiterate. Life is very difficult here in Bangladesh. As a result most of the children of Bangladesh do not get proper care by their parents or by the government . Unicef is now working with these deprived children for decades. By the help of Unicef, now Bangladesh has overcome some major problem which are found among the children of Bangladesh like diseases, education, proper hygiene, health care etc.
Unicef now playing a vital role in Bangladesh. Bangladesh is a densely populated country where more than 50% people are poor and illiterate. Life is very difficult here in Bangladesh. As a result most of the children of Bangladesh do not get proper care by their parents or by the government . Unicef is now working with these deprived children for decades. By the help of Unicef, now Bangladesh has overcome some major problem which are found among the children of Bangladesh like diseases, education, proper hygiene, health care etc.
Mission ,Vision statement, and strategies of UNICEF
Strategic Plan ,Mission Statement,vision,and Goal of UNICEF
Resource Partners, Sponsorship
UNICEF World Warehouse, UNICEF Research Center, UNICEF High Level structure
Recruitment & Selection Process of UNICEF
UNICEF’S STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES
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UNICEF - United Nations International Children's Fund
established in 1946,by UN general assembly
UNICEF regional office - New Delhi - for south central Asian region covering Afganistan , Sri Lanka ,India,Maldives,Mongolia,Nepal, Headed by Dr.Yasmin Ali
Headquarters - United Nation ,New York.
Governed by 36 Nation Executive Board as in 2010.
UNICEF was formed to provide emergency food & healthcare to children & mother in countries devasted in world war 2
Mission ,Vision statement, and strategies of UNICEF
Strategic Plan ,Mission Statement,vision,and Goal of UNICEF
Resource Partners, Sponsorship
UNICEF World Warehouse, UNICEF Research Center, UNICEF High Level structure
Recruitment & Selection Process of UNICEF
UNICEF’S STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES
Written by me and my project members from Inholland University The Netherlands!
Written by Ekene Patience
www.fabulousbeauties.nl
ekenepatience@yahoo.com
UNICEF - United Nations International Children's Fund
established in 1946,by UN general assembly
UNICEF regional office - New Delhi - for south central Asian region covering Afganistan , Sri Lanka ,India,Maldives,Mongolia,Nepal, Headed by Dr.Yasmin Ali
Headquarters - United Nation ,New York.
Governed by 36 Nation Executive Board as in 2010.
UNICEF was formed to provide emergency food & healthcare to children & mother in countries devasted in world war 2
Ending the placement of children under three in institutions: Support nurturing families for all young children - Report from the international ministerial conference, Sofia, 21–22 November 2012
In 2013, UNICEF strengthened its focus on equity and reaching the poorest and most vulnerable children. Advocacy around children with disabilities promoted their inclusion, while the global launch of an initiative to end violence against children was followed by launches in over 60 countries. UNICEF responded to 289 humanitarian situations of varying scale in 89 countries. UNICEF provided leadership in global and national consultations on the new development agenda and engaged with partners to ensure that children are at the centre.
Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, most governments worldwide have implemented policies to contain the disease's spread. While incurring high economic costs, restrictive procedures such as schools' closures and the changes of learning methods risk hindering effective learning during the pandemic and the progress made towards achieving Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG 4).
The Survey of National Education Responses to COVID-19, jointly conducted by UNESCO, UNICEF, the World Bank, and most recently the OECD, has collected information on this shifting education landscape through two iterations in 2020 which was captured in an initial report. Responses to the third iteration in February-April 2021 are captured in the current joint report. The survey is coordinated and administered by the UNESCO Institute of Statistics.
Up-to-date information on the impacts of policy interventions and responses at the global level is needed to support subsequent educational planning and programming to deploy effective learning strategies
This webinar aims to present the report of the latest results obtained during the most recent data collection. We invite you for an in-depth discussion of the findings that highlight the latest snapshot of the COVID-19 impact on education systems as well as the policies implemented to assess and remediate them, including strategies to ensure equity and safe reopening of schools for all. This 120-minute webinar includes panelists from UNESCO, UNICEF, OECD, and the World Bank. A moderator facilitates the discussion, and a Q&A session follows.
HIV prevention among most at risk adolescents in Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States.
The countries of Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth
of Independent States (CEE/CIS) have the fastest growing HIV epidemic
in the world. The number of people living with HIV has almost tripled since 2000 and there are currently over 1.4 million people living with HIV in CEE/CIS.
In 2012, UNICEF delivered results for children through collaborative relationships with
a broad range of partners, including governments, the multilateral system, civil society
organizations, the private sector and global programme partners.
When the 1938 "Somewhere in Dreamland" cartoon on child poverty during the Great Depression is still relevant today, what does it say about our progress? Read more in our blog!
As the UNICEF Office of Research-Innocenti, we conduct research to inform policymaking and implementation. This project brief summarizes our research activities on Child Poverty.
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Explore the impactful work of UNICEF, the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund, through this insightful presentation. From championing child rights to providing life-saving interventions in emergencies, UNICEF is dedicated to ensuring every child has the opportunity to survive, thrive, and fulfill their potential. Delve into key areas such as child health, education, protection, and emergency response, and discover how UNICEF's mission is shaping a brighter future for children around the globe. Join us on this journey of advocacy, equality, and positive change. Together, let's support UNICEF's vital initiatives and make a lasting difference in the lives of children worldwide.
The Delegate have been a part of full-fledged diplomatic mission representing the committee "United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)" in dealings with the United Nations (United states , Japan , Germany , France , UK , China , Italy , Canada , Spain , Belgium ,Brazil , Russian Federation etc ) in domain that are part of the UNFPA's remit.
The delegates tried to promote UNFPA's policies in the United Nations, which includes presenting and explaining United Nation's actions to ensure sustainable development against Climate change . By being engaged with the different role models, the media, academia, business, and civil society, they gave different solutions to raise awareness of UN issues and concerns, and promoted the importance of the UN relationship among different country representing delegates. The delegates also analyzed and reported on the political, social, reproductive health and economic issues in the United Nations. Through several different moderated and unmoderated Caucusing in the Model UN simulation, the delegates collaborated, negotiated and formulated draft resolutions. Lastly, it has been a huge experience to develop the skills of International relations and negotiation.
Valuing Children's Potential - How children's participation contributes to fighting poverty and social exclusion To order your free (you will only need to pay for Package & Mailing) copy, get in touch with bjoern.becker@eurochild.org
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Immunization is a core component of the human right to
health and an individual, community and government responsibility. Protected from the threat of vaccine –preventable diseases, immunized children have the opportunity to thrive and a better chance of realizing their full potential.
Knowledge, attitudes and practices of parents from the northern municipalities regarding pre-school education (December 2014) by IPSOS and UNICEF Montenegro
The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child turned 25 in November 2014. This compendium highlights the events and celebrations organized by UNICEF in cooperation with partner organizations and children around the world.
It is right and just for young Roma children and their futures to be at the centre of this important research.
The Roma Early Childhood Inclusion+ (RECI+) Studies and Reports are a joint initiative between the Sponsoring Agencies, namely: the Roma ‘Kopaçi’ Initiatives at the Early Childhood Program (ECP) of Open Society Foundations (OSF), the Roma Education Fund (REF) and UNICEF.
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Survey were carried out in 2014 by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia as part of the global MICS programme.
Technical and financial support was provided by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF).
The global MICS programme was developed by UNICEF in the 1990s as an international household survey programme
to support countries in the collection of internationally comparable data on a wide range of indicators on the situation of children and women. MICS surveys measure key indicators that allow countries to generate data for use in policies and programmes, and to monitor progress towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and other internationally agreed upon commitments.
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EU & UNICEF
E U & U N I C E F P R E S S PAC K
partners
for
children
November 2013
EU & UNICEF: partners for children
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A key partnership
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Syria crisis: working together to help children
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Working together in the Neighbourhood (East)
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Working together in the Neighbourhood (South)
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PHOTO GALLERIES
Libya: don’t touch,
stay safe
Children’s Day
VIDEOS
2013 EU & UNICEF: an ANSA feature
for World Children’s Day video
SUCCESS
STORIES
2013 Health in Syria
2010 Juvenile Justice in Georgia
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EU & UNICEF: partners for children
The relationship between the European Union and UNICEF,
the United Nations Children’s Fund, has deepened in recent years,
as the EU has joined forces with UNICEF to secure the highest
possible quality of life for children the world over.
“We have a privileged relationship both ways,” says UNICEF
Director of Programmes Dr. Nicholas Alipui, “in which we can bring
a lot of our field expertise and global outreach to the policy and
programme and humanitarian work that they do, and we can benefit
from their new focus on human rights and the rights of children”.
Both the EU & UNICEF are working towards all children having
access to and enjoying the right to education, adequate nutrition,
safe water and sanitation and health. Other priorities include
protection from discrimination, exploitation, violence and abuse.
In 2009, the European Union adopted the Treaty of Lisbon,
which puts human rights, including children’s rights, at the
heart of the European humanitarian agenda. The European
Union is also committed to the Millennium Development Goals
and to eradicating poverty by 2015.
As 2015 draws closer, UNICEF and the European Union are
strengthening their partnership, working with governments,
civil societies, national parliaments and others to achieve the
Millennium Development Goals. The partnership has a particular
focus on equity, and strives to reach the most vulnerable children.
UNICEF and the European Union support the work of national
governments in promoting human and children’s rights and
communicate widely on how the partnership is contributing
to the wellbeing, development and protection of children,
including adolescents. Achieving greater results for children will
be the overriding goal of the partnership in the years to come.
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“If I see the society of
tomorrow, it’s basically
today’s kids, so investing
in them basically
provides the answer
to the challenges that
we face, be it climate
change, poverty or war,
so definitely the kids will
make the difference.”
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Andris Piebalgs
European Commissioner for Development
SUCCESS STORIES
Don’t touch, stay safe – Info Centre feature in Libya
www.enpi-info.eu/mainmed.php?id=695&id_
type=6&lang_id=450
Education of Syrian refugees – UNICEF feature in Syria
www.unicef.org/infobycountry/syriancrisis_69813.html
Children and AIDS – UNICEF feature in Ukraine
www.unicef.org/ukraine/reallives_20835.html
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A key partnership
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As the world’s largest donor, the EU provides more than half of total aid
to developing countries. The European Commission alone accounts for
13 per cent of total aid – €12.3 billion in 2009.
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European Union development cooperation supports services crucial
to children’s rights, such as health, education, and social protection, as
well as combating discrimination, child labour and human trafficking.
To achieve these objectives the EU works with UNICEF and other
partners around the world.
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Development aid
The European Commission’s EuropeAid Co-operation Office
ensures that development assistance is delivered to those who
need it worldwide. Contributions from EuropeAid to UNICEF vary
from year to year, but have been around €30 million.
For the period 2007-2013, the EU’s development action in the field
of children in the Neighbourhood is mainly financed through three
types of instruments:
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the main geographical instrument,
the European Neighbourhood & Partnership Instrument
the thematic programme Investing in people, where 8.5%
of the budget is allocated for “Protection and participation
of children and youth”.
the European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights (EIDHR).
Humanitarian aid
The EU as a whole (the Member States and the Commission) is also one
of the world’s main humanitarian aid donors; the Humanitarian Aid
Department (ECHO) works closely with UNICEF, and is one of its top
donors. In 2009, ECHO gave UNICEF €40 million to assist children and
women in emergencies.
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Syria crisis:
working together to help children
EU & UNICEF PRESS PACK
The EU is the largest donor to UNICEF’s appeal to help
the children victims of the war in Syria. By the end of
2013, the EU contribution to UNICEF’s operations in
Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey is expected to reach
more than €75 million.
“We need to do all we can to prevent
a lost generation growing up
without access to school as a result
of the terrible conflict in Syria.”
In September 2013, UNICEF and the EU signed a
new cooperation agreement providing an additional
€34.2 million to protect children affected by the crisis
and promote access to learning in Syria, Jordan and
Lebanon, giving 2.5 million children in the region a
chance to receive education and the hope for a better
future.
Štefan Füle,
Commissioner for Enlargement
and European Neighbourhood Policy
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The EU & UNICEF work together on a wide range of
projects to help children victims of the crisis in Syria.
A series of videos and success stories shows the real
impact of this partnership on the ground:
Students promote learning in Za’atari Camp, Jordan
Continuing studies amid continuing unrest,
in the Syrian Arab Republic
Syrian children in Turkey build bridges to the future
In Turkey, teachers learn how to work better
with their Syrian refugee pupils
Summer camps help Syrian refugee children recover,
regain missed education
Jordan – For refugee children, school back in session
Strengthening the water infrastructure in Zaatari camp
Jordan – For refugee children, school back in session
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Working together in the Neighbourhood (East)
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In the East, the EU & UNICEF work together on a number of projects, both
across the region and in individual countries
Juvenile Justice Reform in ENP East countries and Central Asia
(Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova,
Tajikistan and Ukraine). Running from 2011-2013, this €1.5 million project
seeks to strengthen juvenile justice system reform in ENP East countries
and Central Asia through UNICEF-led support for legislative reforms,
capacity building, the setting up of alternatives to detention and research
on torture and ill-treatment.
Video: Georgia – Juvenile justice system focuses on rehabilitation
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Examples of joint projects are presented on a
UNICEF webportal, which highlights just some of
the projects where the EU & UNICEF are working
together to improve children’s lives.
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Capacity building of non-state actors for HIV-AIDS testing and
counseling of most-at-risk adolescents and young people
(Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine).
Running from 2012-2014, this €2 million project aims to build capacities
of non-state actors in ENP East countries to increase the access of
adolescents and young people within most-at-risk populations to
confidential, anonymous, and free HIV testing and counseling services
and build linkages to HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care.
Changes that save lives: a story of success in Ukraine
Georgia Disaster Risk Reduction programme
Since June 2010, UNICEF along with local Government and NGO partners,
have been implementing a Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) programme
among vulnerable communities in Georgvia, funded by the European
Commission humanitarian aid department (ECHO).
Video: Georgia – UNICEF prepares students for potential disasters
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EU Neighbourhood
EU & UNICEF PRESS PACK
In the South, apart from the considerable effort to help the victims
of the Syrian conflict, UNICEF and the EU collaborate across the
region to improve the lives and opportunities of children.
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Projects include:
Egypt: working together against Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C)
Through a joint project on the abandonment of social norms harmful to girls
and women, UNICEF and the EU have helped save thousands of girls
from female genital mutilation in five African countries –
Egypt, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Senegal and Sudan.
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Examples of joint projects are presented on a
UNICEF webportal, which highlights just some of
the projects where the EU & UNICEF are working
together to improve children’s lives.
EU webpage – EU saves thousands of girls from female genital mutilation/
cutting and child marriage
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UNICEF video – Egypt – Villagers Say No to FGM/C
Helping Palestinian children to deal with conflict
The EU & UNICEF work together on a number of projects that seek to
help children come to terms with the impact of the ongoing conflict.
These include:
Occupied Palestinian Territory - Protecting childhood (video)
Children affected by the recent violence in the State of Palestine
are encouraged to come to terms with the past (success story)
Palestinian children and women fight distress in East Jerusalem
(success story)
UNICEF provides support to Palestinian students through
rehabilitation and psychosocial sessions (success story)
Libya – improving access to education
A two-year, €1.3 million funded by the European Union and implemented
by UNICEF to improve access to quality education for all children in Libya,
with a special focus on the most vulnerable children, including those
affected by the conflict and those that are internally displaced.
Over 1.2 million Libyan children return to school after months
of conflict (success story)
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Useful Links
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EU-UNICEF joint projects in the ENP South and East regions (2010-2013)
East
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CEE/CIS Regional Office partnership with the EU www.unicef.org/ceecis/partners_13720.html
Justice for Children: High level regional conference in Brussels in June 2013
part of EU-UNICEF project
www.unicef.org/ceecis/protection_24084.html
Various one-minute junior videos produced as part of EU-UNICEF project on justice for children.
www.unicef.org/ceecis/media_20646.html
Justice for children in Georgia supported by the EU (2012) www.unicef.org/georgia/media_19634.html
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Interviews with
Commissioner Piebalgs,
Commissioner Georgieva and
ECHO Director General Sorensen
www.unicef.org/eu/index.html
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Juvenile justice system in Georgia supported by the EU (2012) www.unicef.org/georgia/media_16005.html
EU & UNICEF: juvenile justice in Moldova (2013) www.unicef.org/moldova/media_24299.html
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UNICEF and the EU working together in Ukraine www.unicef.org/ukraine/children_15262.html
UNICEF project funded by the EU on
“Support to Children in Difficult life circumstances” in Ukraine
www.unicef.org/ukraine/children_20919.html
UNICEF project funded by the EU on HIV/AIDS prevention,
treatment and care in Ukraine and other ENP countries www.unicef.org/ukraine/children_20913.html
Child Development in Chernobyl affected Ukraine www.unicef.org/ukraine/reallives_14761.html
UNICEF project funded by the EU in support of vulnerable children in Ukraine
www.unicef.org/ukraine/reallives_13916.html
EU-UNICEF Human interest success story on health (AIDS) in Ukraine
www.unicef.org/ukraine/reallives_20835.html
South
Video on Female Genital Mutilation in Egypt www.unicef.org/eu/devaid_child_protection.html#pid474
Video and human interest story on joint education project in Syria www.unicef.org/infobycountry/syria_53970.html
Video and human interest story on joint project on health in Syria www.unicef.org/infobycountry/syria_53302.html
Launch of an EU funded project in Tunisia in June 2013 www.unicef.org.tn/html/eve_27062013.htm
EU & UNICEF support Libya’s education programmes (2013) www.unicef.org/eu/files/PR_eu_unicef_033013.pdf
Human interest story on Education of Syrian Refugees in Syria July 2013
www.unicef.org/infobycountry/syriancrisis_69813.html
EU Neighbourhood Handbooks
From the EU Neighbourhood Info Centre website, a number of
different handbooks can be downloaded, offering tips to media
professionals for improved coverage of EU cooperation activities,
but also providing information on how to access EU funding or
to navigate through EU jargon.
A wealth of knowledge at your disposal, just a click away on
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Human interest story - Syrian children in Turkey - August 2013 www.unicef.org/infobycountry/syriancrisis_70070.html
MENA Regional Office: www.unicef.org/mena/media_376.html
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UNICEF and the European Union – web portal
EuropeAid – children and youth
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European Commission Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection
(ECHO)
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UNICEF – Middle East and North Africa
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UNICEF – Central and Eastern Europe and the
Commonwealth of Independent States
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EU Neighbourhood Library
Our online database
Action plans
Agreements
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Declarations
Resolutions
Strategy documents
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The EU: a major donor for the Neighbourhood
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EU support to the region is channeled through the European Commission’s Directorate General
Development and Cooperation – EuropeAid http://ec.europa.eu/europeaid
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The European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI) funding approved for
the period 2007-2013 was € 11.2 billion. The proposed amount for the new European
Neighbourhood Instrument (ENI) - in 2014-2020 is € 18.2 billion.
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East: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine and a partnership with Russia.
South: Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Syria, Tunisia.
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highlighting the partnership between the EU and Neighbouring countries. www.enpi-info.eu
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