A.R.S. PROGETTI’S PERCEPTION

In several areas of Africa, when entering the territory of another tribe, one is required to bear a special "passport mask". This has a profound meaning: to neutralise one's roots and individuality as a sign of respect to those whose territory is being entered. In this there is an ancient wisdom, the sublimation of humanity's neutral essence. Quoting Aeschylus Agamemnon "Provided they respect the temples and the Gods of the vanquished, then shall the victors be saved".

ARS Progetti is a consulting firm working all over the world providing services, such as surveys, studies, design and technical assistance, mainly to public committers and for public interests, in fields related with governance and human development, culture and cultural heritage, social and physical infrastructure. Its overall mission is of a professional nature and consists in finding out, proposing and helping to implement solutions "which work", with reference to complex problems affecting extended social groups, regions, countries, groups of countries. Working on this ARS Progetti pursues the interest of its direct and "indirect" clients and project beneficiaries.

NEWS

Profondamente colpiti per la perdita di Paolo Dieci, presidente del CISP

BRIDGING THE GAP, Botswana and Zambia

Mr. Fernando de Souza Barbosa, our new Head of Office in Bruxelles

“Support to IPA 2019-2020 Programming in Bosnia and Herzegovina”- FWC SIEA 2018 - LOT 3

Estudio de Identificación en materia de Patrimonio Cultural – Peru - FWC SIEA 2018 - LOT 4

Support to the implementation of the “European Union strategy for a strengthened partnership with civil society in Myanmar” - FWC SIEA 2018 - LOT 3

Mid-term Evaluation of the Service Contract "U-LEAD with Europe: Ukraine Local Empowerment, Accountability and Development Programme"- FWC SIEA 2018 - LOT 3

Assistance technique pour les services de l'Ordonnateur National du FED - République du Congo - FWC SIEA 2018 - LOT 3

Study on the establishment of the Centre for Caribbean Diaspora Engagement (CCDE) – Worldwide - FWC SIEA 2018 - LOT 3

Sector evaluation of the IcSP support to Transitional Justice in beneficiary countries (2014-2018) - FWC SIEA 2018 - LOT 3

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Philippines
1 Team Leader category I 40 w/d 2 Experts cat II 40 w/d
Burundi
1 expert catégorie II: chef d'équipe
1 expert catégorie III

Pakistan
2 expert of Category I
Burundi
1 expert catégorie II: chef d'équipe
1 expert catégorie III

Sri Lanka and homebased
1 Conflict management and resolution expert, Category I (30 working days, out of which 20 in Sri Lanka)
1 Good governance Expert, Category II (25 working days in total, out of which 20 in Sri Lanka)
1 Reparation Expert, Category II (25 working days in total, out of which 20 in Sri Lanka)
1 Cross-language dynamics Expert, Category II (25 working days in total, out of which 20 in Sri Lanka)

Tunisia and Libya
Team Leader category II – 100 working days
Turkey
Key expert 1: Team Leader
Worldwide
Different positions and expertise of:

Category I
Category II
Category III
Administrative
Worldwide
Different positions and expertise of:

Category I
Category II
Category III
Administrative
Worldwide
Different positions for Cultural Heritage Experts with at least 5 years of working experience, some of which in developing countries

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ARS Progetti has been awarded this assignment by the EC.The final evaluation will provide the Ukrainian authorities, implementers, the relevant external co-operation services of the European Commission and the European External Action Service, and the wider public with: - an overall independent assessment about the relevance of the action; - key lessons learned and recommendations on the management of ongoing actions in the area of regional/local development (in particular U-LEAD); and - advice on the main issues to be taken into account for the design and implementation of future interventions in the area of Decentralisation and local/regional development. The specific objectives of this final evaluation are: a) to assess the performance and impact of the two actions (CBA and SURDP): b) SURDP: to assess if and to what extent the project has contributed to the regional policy reform (especially State Regional Policy including State Fund for Regional Development), to assess the relevance of the EU intervention in this context; c) CBA: to assess if CBA has contributed and to what extent had impact on the success of the local self-government reform and administrative territorial reform (especially amalgamation of territorial entities), while pursuing its original objectives. d) to make an assessment of the two projects' visibility, information and communication; e) to identify and document key lessons learned by the two projects; f) to produce a set of recommendations that will assist the EU on the main issues to be taken into account the implementation of the recently launched programme U-LEAD as well as for the design and implementation of future interventions for regional and local development/ community mobilization.