The European Commission is currently carrying out the mid-term review of ENPI programming documents and preparing the new Indicative Programmes (2011-2013), ie. identifying priorities for EC funding to neighbouring countries for the next years. Civil Society Organisations have a crucial role to play in providing input and ensuring that the final decisions that are made are the right ones for these countries. Besides holding consultations with civil society organizations, EC Delegations have been required to post the initial concept note for the new indicative programme on their websites (April 2009).

Tools for civil society organisations:

- Checking on environment mainstreaming, WWF guidelines for civil society involvement in ENPI mid-term review, March 2009, en

Recommendations and Positions from Civil Society

- WWF position on the ENPI Mid-Term Review

- Civil Society recommendations from the APRODEV network

• Armenia
• Georgia
• Ukraine

The initial concept notes are already available for:

- Algeria (find more on Algeria here)

- Armenia (find more on Armenia here)

- Azerbaijan (find more on Azerbaijan here)

- Egypt (find more on Egypt here)

- Georgia (find more on Georgia here)

- Jordan (find more on Jordan here)

- Lebanon (find more on Lebanon here)

- Libya (find more on Libya here)

- Moldova (find more on Moldova here)

- Morocco (find more on Morocco here)

- Syria (find more on Syria here)

- Tunisia (find more on Tunisia here)

- Ukraine (find more on Ukraine here)

- Inter-regional

More information on the overall process and calendar of the ENPI mid-term review can be found in the European Commission note on this issue.

For country-specific information on the process, civil society organisations should contact the EC Delegation or the relevant EC Desk officer in DG RELEX.

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