The Joint Valletta Action Plan (JVAP) Follow-up
Reporting on the African and European Partnership for solidarity and shared responsibility
Total Funding
€25B
Number of Projects
2741
Number of Policies
710
Number of Countries
68
Number of Implementing Organisations
861
Number of Funding Partners
61
Updates
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Renewed Joint Valletta Action Plan (JVAP) Follow-up: Stocktaking, Enhancement, and Next Steps
What We Deliver
Enhanced Evidence-Based Policymaking
The JVAP Follow-up, with its comprehensive database, provides invaluable data for evidence-based policymaking. It bridges the knowledge gap, enabling partners to make informed decisions based on real-world data.
Improved Project Planning and Gap Analysis
The JVAP Database offers comprehensive information on migration projects. It allows partners to identify areas of need and allocate resources more effectively.
Increased Intercontinental Cooperation
The JVAP Follow-up fosters increased cooperation between Africa and Europe. It provides a platform for knowledge sharing and mutual learning.
Capacity Building
The JVAP Follow-up enhances capacity-building in data management and analysis among partners.
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Expertise
JVAP Follow-up Team serves JVAP Partners, namely members of the Rabat Process and of the Khartoum Process in monitoring the implementation of the JVAP. This mandate is carried out in a cost-effective manner by the development and use of purpose-fit systems that are tailored specifically to the needs and priorities of JVAP Partners. JVAP Follow-up is a cost-effective, efficient, and user-friendly way of generating and sharing shared knowledge on partnerships in the African-European context.
What is the JVAP?
Joint Valletta Action Plan (JVAP) is a set of political and operational measures to enhance cooperation between African and European countries with the aim to provide a framework for humane and sustainable management of migration on both sides of the Mediterranean.
JVAP was adopted at the Valletta Summit on 11-12 November 2015 which marked the beginning of an intensified partnership between Africa and the European Union in regard to migration management. The Action Plan is drawing on the recommendations of the Rabat Process and the Khartoum Process and provides a set of political and operational measures.
What is JVAP Follow-up?
JVAP Follow-up is the monitoring of the implementation of the JVAP. This is carried out by the Khartoum Process and by the Rabat Process. This monitoring results in a database of shared knowledge on implementation in the field of migration in the African-European context. This database supports evidence-based policymaking.
Who contributes to JVAP Follow-up?
JVAP Follow-up is a stakeholder-driven exercise and includes all Khartoum Process and Rabat Process members. These are: African States, European States, and international organizations.
What is the outcome of JVAP Follow-up?
JVAP Follow-up provides partners with strategic awareness about implementation on migration in the African-European context. It does this thanks to the JVAP Database as well as the tools and analyses put at the disposal of JVAP Partners.
The JVAP Database and its affiliated tools are available to JVAP Partners only. Please click here to see the tools available to Partners.
If you have any questions, feedback, or ideas about knowledge management in the context of migration governance between Africa and Europe, please send us an inquiry.