European Commission – Service for Foreign Policy Instruments – IcSP projects
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Information on all active and recent (ended less than 12 months ago) projects financed through the Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP). IcSP succeeded the Instrument for Stability (IfS) in 2014. Information includes title and description of projects and data on budget, participants, thematic areas and status. The dataset is updated every quarter. The Service for Foreign Policy Instruments (FPI) supports the EU to achieve its foreign and security policy objectives, in particular with regards to peace and conflict prevention, and to project the EU's interests and image in the world. Working in a wide range of areas with various partners and stakeholders FPI contributes to the achievement of the general objective of the EU to become 'a stronger global actor'. To achieve its objective, FPI is responsible for the operational and financial management of the budgets for Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP), Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP), Partnership Instrument (PI), Election Observation Missions (EOMs), Press and Public Diplomacy (PPD) as well as the implementation of Foreign Policy Regulatory Instruments (sanctions, the Kimberley Process on conflict diamonds and the Anti-Torture Regulation). FPI delivers on its objectives in an open and accountable fashion.
本数据集收录所有通过和平与稳定助力工具(Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace,简称IcSP)资助的在研及近期(已结束但未满12个月)项目信息。IcSP于2014年接替原稳定工具(Instrument for Stability,简称IfS)。数据集涵盖项目标题、项目描述,以及预算、参与方、主题领域与项目状态等相关数据,每季度更新一次。 外交政策工具署(Service for Foreign Policy Instruments,简称FPI)致力于协助欧盟达成其外交与安全政策目标,尤其是在和平与冲突预防领域,并助力欧盟在全球范围内彰显自身利益与形象。该署与多方伙伴及利益相关方在广泛领域开展合作,致力于推动欧盟实现"成为更具影响力的全球行为体"的总体目标。 为实现上述目标,FPI负责统筹管理共同外交与安全政策(Common Foreign and Security Policy,简称CFSP)、和平与稳定助力工具(IcSP)、伙伴关系工具(Partnership Instrument,简称PI)、选举观察团(Election Observation Missions,简称EOMs)、新闻与公共外交(Press and Public Diplomacy,简称PPD)相关预算的运营与财务管理,并负责落实各项外交政策监管工具(包括制裁、冲突钻石金伯利进程及《反酷刑条例》)。 FPI以公开透明、权责清晰的方式推进各项目标落地。



