XI-IATI-EC_FPI-2023-ACT-62187European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsThe EU-Republic of Korea relations cover diverse areas of cooperation underpinned by a likeminded approach and common objectives in responding to current global political, economic and security challenges. Public and cultural diplomacy are important enabling tools for the EU to engage meaningfully with selected audiences in the Republic of Korea and, overall, to stimulate local cooperation and address challenges across policy areas. Through targeted outreach and engagement activities, the action can shape new strategic partnerships with key local stakeholders, ultimately supporting the implementation of EU foreign policy objectives and EU-RoK cooperation. The overall objective of this action is to contribute to enhance the profile and visibility of the European Union (EU) in the Republic of Korea (RoK), by building trust and mutual understanding through meaningful engagement with key audiences and groups. The specific objectives are: 1) Enhance the knowledge and understanding and the perception of the EU among target audiences in the RoK; and 2) Mobilise and engage networks, target audiences, and key stakeholders via concrete partnerships and joint activities on a consistent and long-term basis.The action will target a broad range of audiences, by means of a people-to-people approach, in EU priority areas which requires a long-term EU engagement at the local level. The action is expected to create new collaborations with networks of influencers and multipliers and, it also seeks to strengthen already established partnerships while targeting new groups. The focus of the action will be on outreach and engagement events targeting Korean civil society at large and, specifically it will pursue engagement with the Youth and non-state actors (e.g., civil society organisations/CSOs, academia, students, future leaders, national think tanks, media and journalists, as well as operators in the field of culture / arts / creative industries, e.g., film and audio-visual) in the Republic of Korea. Through this Action, specific activities will be reinforced such as the EU Model Simulations and other events targeting students and academia, and Human Rights (HR) and societal issues (via engagement with Civil Society) while new activities in the cultural field (e.g., via cultural events/festivals) will be introduced. This action will particularly raise awareness of the EU¿s commitment to address global challenges, to multilateralism and international solidarity, as well as help to share EU values and principles, and the respect for gender equality and non-discrimination and human rights and fundamental rights, including in the field of trade and the twin green and digital transitions.The action will be implemented in line with the ¿whole of delegation approach¿, in coordination with all required EU services and, where relevant, in partnership with EU Member States. Ultimately, this action will contribute to enhancing a widespread understanding and visibility of the EU and its role in the RoK and on the world scene, fully in line with the Commission priority `A stronger Europe in the world¿ for 2024-2027. In particular, as outlined in section 1.1, this action will contribute to SGD 19 and Priority ArEuropean CommissionPrivate sector in provider countryService for Foreign Policy InstrumentsPlanned Start: 2023-10-26Actual Start: 2023-10-26Planned End: 2030-06-13FPIEC - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments (FPI)+32 2 584 11 11fpi-info@ec.europa.euhttps://fpi.ec.europa.eu/index_enEEAS Building, Rond-Point Schuman 9A, 1046, Brussels, BelgiumSouth KoreaKRSouth KoreaMultisector aidSDG 17: Partnerships to achieve the GoalSDG 05: Gender EqualityGender EqualityAid to EnvironmentParticipatory Development/Good GovernanceAid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological DiversityAid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - MitigationAid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - AdaptationAid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat DesertificationReproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)DisabilityNutrition15500000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsThe conditions for implementation are outlined in the document.XI-IATI-EC_FPI-2023-ACT-62185European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsThis action will focus on delivering tangible results in the field of Intellectual Property (IP), with the European Commission in the policy lead and the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) as the implementing agency. The Republic of Korea¿s existing legal framework and practices in the field of intellectual property have evolved with the new technologies. New developments include various policy-oriented plans involving Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and their role in different areas of strategic economic interest, and the evolving legislation and practices for protection and enforcement of IPR in the digital environment, including in the virtual world, e.g., the Metaverse. New priority areas also include actions related to trade secrets and technology transfer, notably with focus on specific strategic technologies.This project will focus on cooperation on major policy areas of common EU/ Republic of Korea (RoK) interests, such as technology transfer, green technology, as well as on targeted actions to address differences in the approach to the protection and enforcement of IPR in the digital environment, including through comparative assessment of the IPR policy, laws, protection and enforcement actions between the EU and the RoK. Specific sectors and areas for further bilateral cooperation and alignment would be identified according to political priorities. The project will also contribute to the implementation of the IPR Chapter of the EU-RoK Free Trade Agreement (FTA), mainly through targeted actions on outstanding issues, such as the public performance right, and specific support to the discussions on various topics. Promotion and knowledge sharing on geographical indications, in light of the reservations of the Republic of Korea on that particular IP right, are also envisaged in the framework of this action. A series of IP studies, targeted research and support activities for policy discussions, workshops, and communication and outreach activities will be organised involving public and private sector representatives including government, law enforcement and right holders¿ representatives from the EU and the RoK. European CommissionOther multilateral institutionService for Foreign Policy InstrumentsPlanned Start: 2023-10-26Actual Start: 2023-10-26Planned End: 2030-06-13FPIEC - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments (FPI)+32 2 584 11 11fpi-info@ec.europa.euhttps://fpi.ec.europa.eu/index_enEEAS Building, Rond-Point Schuman 9A, 1046, Brussels, BelgiumSouth KoreaKRSouth KoreaLegal and judicial developmentTrade facilitationPublic sector policy and administrative managementSDG 09: Industry, Innovation and InfrastructureSDG 05: Gender EqualitySDG 08: Decent Work and Economic GrowthSDG 17: Partnerships to achieve the GoalReproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)DisabilityNutritionGender EqualityAid to EnvironmentParticipatory Development/Good GovernanceAid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological DiversityAid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - MitigationAid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - AdaptationAid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification15500000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsThe conditions for implementation are outlined in the document.XI-IATI-EC_FPI-2024-PC-36119European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsContract related to: EU ¿ RoK Intellectual Property Action - This action will focus on delivering tangible results in the field of Intellectual Property (IP), with the European Commission in the policy lead and the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) as the implementing agency. The Republic of Korea¿s existing legal framework and practices in the field of intellectual property have evolved with the new technologies. New developments include various policy-oriented plans involving Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and their role in different areas of strategic economic interest, and the evolving legislation and practices for protection and enforcement of IPR in the digital environment, including in the virtual world, e.g., the Metaverse. New priority areas also include actions related to trade secrets and technology transfer, notably with focus on specific strategic technologies.This project will focus on cooperation on major policy areas of common EU/ Republic of Korea (RoK) interests, such as technology transfer, green technology, as well as on targeted actions to address differences in the approach to the protection and enforcement of IPR in the digital environment, including through comparative assessment of the IPR policy, laws, protection and enforcement actions between the EU and the RoK. Specific sectors and areas for further bilateral cooperation and alignment would be identified according to political priorities. The project will also contribute to the implementation of the IPR Chapter of the EU-RoK Free Trade Agreement (FTA), mainly through targeted actions on outstanding issues, such as the public performance right, and specific support to the discussions on various topics. Promotion and knowledge sharing on geographical indications, in light of the reservations of the Republic of Korea on that particular IP right, are also envisaged in the framework of this action. A series of IP studies, targeted research and support activities for policy discussions, workshops, and communication and outreach activities will be organised involving public and private sector representatives including government, law enforcement and right holders¿ representatives from the EU and the RoK. European CommissionOther multilateral institutionService for Foreign Policy InstrumentsOFFICE DE L'UNION EUROPENNE POUR LA PROPRIETE INTELLECTUELLEPlanned Start: 2024-02-05Actual Start: 2024-03-01Planned End: 2028-03-01THDelegation of the European Union to Thailand(66-2) 305.26.00delegation-thailand@eeas.europa.euhttps://www.eeas.europa.eu/delegations/thailand_enAthenee Tower, 10th floor, 63 Wireless Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330South KoreaKR - ITC transparency & traceability_28South Korea - ITC transparency & traceability_2836.638392 127.6961188Trade facilitationPublic sector policy and administrative managementLegal and judicial developmentSDG 09: Industry, Innovation and InfrastructureSDG 05: Gender EqualitySDG 08: Decent Work and Economic GrowthSDG 17: Partnerships to achieve the GoalAid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological DiversityGender EqualityAid to EnvironmentParticipatory Development/Good GovernanceAid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - MitigationAid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - AdaptationAid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat DesertificationReproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)DisabilityNutrition222738European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsOFFICE DE L'UNION EUROPENNE POUR LA PROPRIETE INTELLECTUELLE1000000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsOFFICE DE L'UNION EUROPENNE POUR LA PROPRIETE INTELLECTUELLE318825European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsOFFICE DE L'UNION EUROPENNE POUR LA PROPRIETE INTELLECTUELLE245844European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsOFFICE DE L'UNION EUROPENNE POUR LA PROPRIETE INTELLECTUELLENo procedure (tender) applicable according to the EU Financial Regulation; This is the case of : Financial regulation= Financial Regulation 2018 -Procedure Type = Non applicable - Negociated Procedure Type = Non Applicable -For Contracts as Financing Agreement - Contribution agreements concluded with international organisations - multi-donor actionsThe conditions for implementation are outlined in the document.XI-IATI-EC_FPI-2024-PC-38159European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments<p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="color: rgb(13, 13, 13);">The Overall Objective of this action is to contribute to enhance the profile and visibility of the European Union (EU) in the Republic of Korea (RoK), by building trust and mutual understanding through meaningful engagement with key audiences and groups. </span></p><p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="color: rgb(13, 13, 13);">The Specific Objectives are: </span></p><p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="color: rgb(13, 13, 13);">1) Enhance the knowledge and understanding and the perception of the EU among target audiences in the RoK; and</span></p><p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="color: rgb(13, 13, 13);">¿2) Mobilise and engage networks, target audiences, and key stakeholders via concrete partnerships and joint activities on a consistent and long-term basis.</span></p>European CommissionPrivate sector in provider countryService for Foreign Policy InstrumentsIDOM CONSULTING, ENGINEERING, ARCHI TECTURE S.A.U.Planned Start: 2024-11-11Actual Start: 2024-11-29Planned End: 2028-11-29THDelegation of the European Union to Thailand(66-2) 305.26.00delegation-thailand@eeas.europa.euhttps://www.eeas.europa.eu/delegations/thailand_enAthenee Tower, 10th floor, 63 Wireless Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330South KoreaKR - ITC transparency & traceability_28South Korea - ITC transparency & traceability_2836.638392 127.6961188Human rightsCulture and recreationDemocratic participation and civil societySDG 05: Gender EqualitySDG 17: Partnerships to achieve the GoalNutritionReproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)DisabilityAid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological DiversityGender EqualityAid to EnvironmentParticipatory Development/Good GovernanceAid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - MitigationAid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - AdaptationAid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification172901.14European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsIDOM CONSULTING, ENGINEERING, ARCHI TECTURE S.A.U.2998500European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsIDOM CONSULTING, ENGINEERING, ARCHI TECTURE S.A.U.168027.33European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsIDOM CONSULTING, ENGINEERING, ARCHI TECTURE S.A.U.599700European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsIDOM CONSULTING, ENGINEERING, ARCHI TECTURE S.A.U.145770.25European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsIDOM CONSULTING, ENGINEERING, ARCHI TECTURE S.A.U.No procedure (tender) applicable according to the EU Financial Regulation; This is the case of : Financial regulation= Financial Regulation 2018 -Procedure Type = (FR2018) Restricted procedure – As provided for in FR 164(1)(b) – Services/supplies as from EUR 300 000 – Works as from EUR 5 000 000 – publication (Annex 1 – 38.1 (a)) - Negociated Procedure Type = Non Applicable -For Contracts as Services - ConsultancyThe conditions for implementation are outlined in the document.