Belgium Tender Results

The study shall cover the following funds and programming periods: — 2014-2020 programming period: ERDF, CF, ESF, EAFRD and EMFF; — 2021-2027 programming period: ERDF, CF, ESF+, JTF, EMFAF, AMIF, ISF and BMVI. The study shall take stock of the actual use of the SCO and FNLC through collecting and analysing data in all 27 MSs and UK for 2014-2020 period. As regards the period 2021-2027, the study shall take stock of the actual and planned use of the SCO and FNLC through collecting and analysing data in all 27 Member States and the BMVI programmes of Iceland, Norway and Switzerland. The contractor shall cover all programmes in all the countries for respective programming period and a representative sample of beneficiaries, to be agreed with EC. The list of programmes to be covered by the study (approximately 500 programmes for each programming period) will be provided by the European Commission during the kick off meeting.

This pilot project is a continuation and budget extension of the existing pilot to provide assistance for the development of citizen energy communities and renewable energy communities in the field of building energy renovation. This pilot project aims to overcome financial, legal and technical barriers to citizen-led renovation projects. A specific Union support service should be created for Citizens Energy Communities (CEC) and Renewable Energy Communities (REC), which are new actors enshrined in the Union legislation able to catalyse citizens’ engagement in various aspects of the ecological transition, including renovation projects. Phase II aims to support a much wider deployment of the assistance, support and monitoring activities. It will also ensure the coordination between Phase I, Phase II and relevant initiatives financed under Horizon Europe and LIFE programmes. Phase II will take over the exchange platform upon completion of the work carried out in Phase I.

This tender aims to cover the supply of a series of services and associated expertise enabling the Audiovisual Unit of the European Parliament to conduct a strategic development regarding its broadcast and multimedia infrastructure in Strasbourg and in Brussels, supported by a team of experts, taking into account several – technical, operational, financial and environmental – challenges.

This additional procurement of services will contribute to implement the 2021 annual action plan for the thematic programme on Global Challenges (Prosperity). The Overall Objective of this action is to contribute to the fulfilment of EU global ambition of promoting a fair, inclusive, gender responsive, green and human centric digital transformation worldwide. This procurement will contribute to objectives 1, 2 and 3 (“Knowledge Hub is established”, “International partnerships, dialogue and D4D hub” and “Outreach, Knowledge Management”).

The European Parliament is looking for a coherent, comprehensive training offer that is at the forefront of the latest developments in safety and security. The training courses must make it possible to acquire, develop and supplement high-level security skills. They are intended for different groups of prevention and surveillance staff, as well as officials from other departments, assigned to Luxembourg.

Horizon Europe Work Programme 2021-2022 EIE: This action supports a study resulting in a mapping and scoping of the present volume of frugal and reverse innovation. It should provide orientations to support the development of a Common language with a sufficiently broad definition of the concepts to inform potential future policy measures and support a more comprehensive approach at EU level. In doing so, this action can serve as a basis to bring together the different actors of frugal and reverse innovation, and help create a well-connected and robust sustainable innovation ecosystem in Europe.

The object of this invitation to tender is the supply and installation of security equipment in the fields of access control, intrusion detection, CCTV and remote management in the buildings occupied or managed by the European Commission in Belgium and Luxembourg. This invitation to tender is divided into three lots.

The contract aims to strengthen and extend European Mobility Week (EMW), the Commission's flagship awareness-raising campaign on sustainable urban mobility.

Support for the implementation of due diligence of batteries: guidance, assessment framework for supply chain due diligence schemes.

The main objective of this (recurrent) project is to support the Commission and Member States in the further implementation of harmonized and cost-effective EU ETS monitoring, reporting verification and accreditation (MRVA), during 2024-2025. Specific objectives are to: • provide Secretariat support to the EU ETS Compliance Forum in 2024 and 2025, maintaining an effective platform for discussion and cooperation between Member States and the Commission, including in the task force setting, and the well-functioning of the EU ETS MRVA system; • provide support to the Commission concerning the maintenance of MRVA guidance, templates and other tools published by the Commission in support of the MRR and AVR; • provide additional support in relation to ad hoc technical enquiries on EU ETS MRVA issues. Work under this contract shall take into account the revised EU ETS Directive and the revision of the legal acts, in particular MRR and AVR.