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Enabel filed 2 positions between 21 Jan 2026 and 23 Jan 2026, across 2 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 1 time.
The priorities for Enabel, as the Belgian international cooperation agency, are as follows, on the basis of a decentralised operating method in several partner countries and with a view to simplifying public procurement procedures: (1) provide for exceptions to the use of electronic means and electronic platforms in fragile contexts in which such means are not common (2) Reduce or simplify the checks to be carried…
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As Belgiums agency for international cooperation, Enabel contributes to the European Unions long-term global role by translating policy priorities into concrete action on the ground, in close partnership with governments, civil society and international actors.
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