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Open Call for Network Partners 2020 The objectives of the Network Partnership Grant are to:

Facilitate a global network that supports local activities of cultural organisations who work on freedom of expression; enabling regular exchange, cooperation and knowledge sharing with other like-minded organisations from other parts of the world;
Strengthen the capabilities and structural sustainability of these cultural organisations through financial support and by connecting them to a wider network of the Fund in order to optimise their work, outreach and impact in their regions of operation and beyond;
Enable new local cultural initiatives that generate participation, talent development and empower local communities to express themselves.

This year the Prince Claus Fund accepted applications for the Network Partnership Grant from cultural organisations from regions that have not yet been represented within this Programme.
Open Call: Cultural and Artistic Responses to Environmental Change The Prince Claus Fund and the Goethe-Institut are issuing a new Call for Proposals to support cultural and artistic initiatives tackling pressing environmental issues around the world. The Call for Proposals: Cultural and Artistic Responses to Environmental Change is the third of this cycle and builds on the 2018 & 2019 editions, through which 35 exceptional projects were supported. This 2020 edition will be the last in this format, though the Prince Claus Fund and the Goethe-Institut remain committed to supporting people who are finding creative ways to address environmental issues and the climate crisis. 

Alarming changes in nature and our environment are all around us: forests and wildlife are disappearing; air and oceans are increasingly polluted; sea levels are rising; and the frequency of extreme weather phenomena is increasing; additionally, the outbreak of a world-wide pandemic is a wake-up call. While causes and consequences of environmental change are being debated by politicians, scientists and the broader public, the most affected people are often those with least power to stop the process.
Next Generation 2020 Through this programme, we formed partnerships with organisations that work with young people to build more inclusive, open-minded societies and provide safe spaces for young people to create their own narratives. 

Through individual project grants as well as longer-term grants for organisations through our NextGen partnerships, the Prince Claus Fund aimed at strengthening the creative and professional capacities of young people, not only through financial support but also through mutual support: recognition, exchanges and workshops. 

The Next Generation programme also included a Prince Claus Next Generation Award for a young person who was a role model, producing exemplary cultural work related to youth, gender, diversity and inclusion. 

Through the Next Generation programme, together with Hivos and the European Culture Foundation, we initiated academic research. In Forces of Art, independent researchers challenged the paradigm that we constantly need to proof the role of culture in social engagement and explored the diverse ways that culture affects our societies.
CER 2020 Cultural Emergency Response(CER) provides quick help to evacuate, stabilise or rescue cultural heritage that is under imminent threat of destruction or that has been damaged by man-made or natural disasters.
Grants and Collaborations 2020 Our Grants & Collaborations programme supported cultural practitioners, artists and organisations in various ways, often in collaboration with other funding institutions.

Through various project Grants, we offered talented artists and cultural practitioners who are getting started a chance to develop creative initiatives. Our Mobility Fund supported travel to enable younger creatives just starting out to expand their horizons. We also provided established professionals and organisations a chance to benefit from longer-term support through our Network Partnerships.
Prince Claus Awards 2020 Prince Claus Awards honour individuals and organisations for their excellent, ground- breaking work in culture and development. The seven 2020 Prince Claus Laureates were announced on 2 December in an online ceremony. Viewers watching from around the world were invited into the Royal Palace Amsterdam. During the programme, His Royal Highness Prince Constantijn of the Netherlands, Honorary Chair of the Prince Claus Fund, and the Dutch Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Sigrid Kaag spoke about the power of culture.
United States Secret Service - Foreign Law Enforcement Equipment Fund United States Secret Service - Foreign Law Enforcement Equipment Fund
Aviation Security Technical Training International Aviation Security Technical Training
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Vetted Activities DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Vetted Activities
Humanitarian Action Plan: Response and Recovery following Chile floods (25.03.2015) This project aims to contribute to the overall recovery of families and communities in the municipality of Taltal in the Antofagasta region as well as in the Atacama region after they were affected by the impact of unprecedented rainfall and severe floods on 25 March 2015. The Atacama desert is known as the most arid desert area in the world, hence the levels of preparedness for such a crisis were low.

The project will achieve its aims through:

-	Food Aid: identification of families at need; establishment of a logistics system for collecting, storing and distributing humanitarian supplies in Santiago and the affected areas; distribution of food kits.
-	Water, Sanitation and Hygiene: distribution of bottled drinking water and water containers; distribution of personal hygiene kits; hygiene promotion programme.
-	Rehabilitation of Housing and Non-Food Items: minor housing repairs; distribution of kitchen sets, household equipment, household cleaning kits, tool kits and bins; distribution of undergarments and kits for ocular, respiratory and dermatological safety.
-	Livelihoods: recovery and development of means of family and cooperative subsistence in the affected populations, through support with supplies, and training in entrepreneurial skills, basic management and marketing.
-	Spiritual and Psychological Support and Community Organisation: development of a comprehensive support programme of psycho-spiritual accompaniment and socio-education for children and adolescents.

An initial estimate is that the project will work with 1,000 families/approximately 4,000 people. Priority is given to families with children, elderly, chronically ill, people with special needs and single-parent households (female-headed).
CAFOD support to Caritas Chile earthquake appeal - EA 01/2010 CHILE This grant of £50,000 is a contribution to the Caritas  Appeal (EA 04 /2010) in response to the earthquake and resultant tsunami in Chile on 27th February 2010. The Flash Appeal is for a 9 months emergency response phase and initial recovery phase  to meet the immediate and medium term  needs of the most affected populations in Regions 6, 7, 8, 9 which have been the most badly affected. There are six objectives in total: 

1.	Target populations have food, water, clothing and hygiene kits.  
                NOTE:  Funding for food baskets will come from national sources.  No funding from international organisations is intended for food provision.

2.	Target populations have adequate and dignified temporary shelter and longer term housing
3.	Livelihoods of the most vulnerable are revived (especially, peasant, fishermen, and urban vulnerable)


Caritas Chile will also strive to give appropriate spiritual and psychosocial support to the victims. They are also mindful of ensuring the most efficient use of resources available and to that end will engage on a regular basis with other organisations involved in the relief effort.

In relation to the overall EA which is for US$13,110,534 / €9,364,667, CAFOD's contribution is relatively small and will not therefore be earmarked for a specific component of the project but will rather contribute to the overall response.
Promoting the Use of Electric Water Pumps for Irrigation NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Leapfrogging Sudanâ€™s Markets to More Efficient Lighting and Air Conditioners NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
GGW Sudan Sustainable Natural Resources Management Project SSNRMP NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Protected Area Network Management and Building Capacity in Post-conflict Southern Sudan NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strengthened Protected Areas System and Integrated Ecosystem Management in Sudan To Strengthen the National Protected Area (PA) System and Promote Integrated Ecosystem Management in Adjacent Areas to Reduce Threats to Biodiversity, Mitigate Land Degradation, Sustain Ecosystem Services and Improve Livelihoods. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Promoting Utility-Scale Power Generation from Wind Energy NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strengthening Targeted National Capacities for Improved Decision Making and Mainstreaming of Global Environmental Obligations NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Sudan, National Child Project under the GEF Africa Mini-grid Programme Supporting access to clean energy by increasing the financial viability, and promoting scaled-up commercial investment, in low carbon mini grids in Sudan, with a focus on cost reduction levers and innovative business models Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. The project will have the following socioeconomic benefits both at the national and local level:  § Gender benefits. Through the “solar sister” programme this project will train women in the local communities where the pilot projects will be executed in the design, operation and maintenance of solar PV minigrids. This will result in increase literacy within these communities and a more gender-balanced context  § Clean energy. Through the reduction of diesel consumption the local communities and Sudan as a whole will be positively impacted in the CO2 emissions  § Job creation. The project will create jobs for women and men in both, the local targeted communities, but also at the national level through the various activities planned. For more information on the number of jobs the results project framework provides information   § Knowledge. As a result of the various technical assistances and interventions, and starting from theExecuting Agencyto the end-users the project will be a platform where knowledge about minigrids and rural electrification will be at the forefront  § Digitalization . Through various activities planned for the project the digitalization of the energy sector and in particular the offgrid sector will result in a more accessible and transparent data in the energy sector, which will also enable a more informed decision making
Conservation and Management of Habitats and Species, and Sustainable Community Use of Biodiversity in Dinder National Park NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Integrated Carbon Sequestration Project in Sudan NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Community Based Rangeland Rehabilitation for Carbon Sequestration NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Barrier Removal to Secure PV Market Penetration in Semi-Urban Sudan NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Capacity Building to Enable the Sudan's Response and Communication to the UNFCCC NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Sudan Sustainable Natural Resources Management Project- Additional Financing NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Power Up Lebanon Power Up! is a consortium of four women’s rights organisations: Just Associates (JASS, lead organisation), a feminist movement support organisation rooted in the Global South; Coalition of African Lesbians (CAL), a queer, Pan-African, feminist organisation; Yayasan Pemberdayaan Perempuan Kepala Keluarga (PEKKA), a national women-headed family empowerment network in Indonesia; and Gender at Work (G@W), an international feminist knowledge network. 
Power Up! will engage with women human rights defenders (WHRD) and their organisations and networks, particularly those that represent constituencies that have been marginalised in their communities and social movements (LBQ3 women, HIV+ women, sex workers, women workers and rural and indigenous women). Together, we will be building, organising, mobilising and transforming power on three strategic agendas of ‘bodies, voices and resources’.
Power Up South Africa Power Up! is a consortium of four women’s rights organisations: Just Associates (JASS, lead organisation), a feminist movement support organisation rooted in the Global South; Coalition of African Lesbians (CAL), a queer, Pan-African, feminist organisation; Yayasan Pemberdayaan Perempuan Kepala Keluarga (PEKKA), a national women-headed family empowerment network in Indonesia; and Gender at Work (G@W), an international feminist knowledge network. 
Power Up! will engage with women human rights defenders (WHRD) and their organisations and networks, particularly those that represent constituencies that have been marginalised in their communities and social movements (LBQ3 women, HIV+ women, sex workers, women workers and rural and indigenous women). Together, we will be building, organising, mobilising and transforming power on three strategic agendas of ‘bodies, voices and resources’.
Power Up Rwanda "Power Up! is a consortium of four women’s rights organisations: Just Associates (JASS, lead organisation), a feminist movement support organisation rooted in the Global South; Coalition of African Lesbians (CAL), a queer, Pan-African, feminist organisation; Yayasan Pemberdayaan Perempuan Kepala Keluarga (PEKKA), a national women-headed family empowerment network in Indonesia; and Gender at Work (G@W), an international feminist knowledge network. 
Power Up! will engage with women human rights defenders (WHRD) and their organisations and networks, particularly those that represent constituencies that have been marginalised in their communities and social movements (LBQ3 women, HIV+ women, sex workers, women workers and rural and indigenous women). Together, we will be building, organising, mobilising and transforming power on three strategic agendas of ‘bodies, voices and resources’."
Power Up Benin Power Up! is a consortium of four women’s rights organisations: Just Associates (JASS, lead organisation), a feminist movement support organisation rooted in the Global South; Coalition of African Lesbians (CAL), a queer, Pan-African, feminist organisation; Yayasan Pemberdayaan Perempuan Kepala Keluarga (PEKKA), a national women-headed family empowerment network in Indonesia; and Gender at Work (G@W), an international feminist knowledge network. 
Power Up! will engage with women human rights defenders (WHRD) and their organisations and networks, particularly those that represent constituencies that have been marginalised in their communities and social movements (LBQ3 women, HIV+ women, sex workers, women workers and rural and indigenous women). Together, we will be building, organising, mobilising and transforming power on three strategic agendas of ‘bodies, voices and resources’.
Power Up Mozambique Power Up! is a consortium of four women’s rights organisations: Just Associates (JASS, lead organisation), a feminist movement support organisation rooted in the Global South; Coalition of African Lesbians (CAL), a queer, Pan-African, feminist organisation; Yayasan Pemberdayaan Perempuan Kepala Keluarga (PEKKA), a national women-headed family empowerment network in Indonesia; and Gender at Work (G@W), an international feminist knowledge network. 
Power Up! will engage with women human rights defenders (WHRD) and their organisations and networks, particularly those that represent constituencies that have been marginalised in their communities and social movements (LBQ3 women, HIV+ women, sex workers, women workers and rural and indigenous women). Together, we will be building, organising, mobilising and transforming power on three strategic agendas of ‘bodies, voices and resources’.
Power Up Programme Power Up! is a consortium of four women’s rights organisations: Just Associates (JASS, lead organisation), a feminist movement support organisation rooted in the Global South; Coalition of African Lesbians (CAL), a queer, Pan-African, feminist organisation; Yayasan Pemberdayaan Perempuan Kepala Keluarga (PEKKA), a national women-headed family empowerment network in Indonesia; and Gender at Work (G@W), an international feminist knowledge network. 
Power Up! will engage with women human rights defenders (WHRD) and their organisations and networks, particularly those that represent constituencies that have been marginalised in their communities and social movements (LBQ3 women, HIV+ women, sex workers, women workers and rural and indigenous women). Together, we will be building, organising, mobilising and transforming power on three strategic agendas of ‘bodies, voices and resources’.
Power Up India "Power Up! is a consortium of four women’s rights organisations: Just Associates (JASS, lead organisation), a feminist movement support organisation rooted in the Global South; Coalition of African Lesbians (CAL), a queer, Pan-African, feminist organisation; Yayasan Pemberdayaan Perempuan Kepala Keluarga (PEKKA), a national women-headed family empowerment network in Indonesia; and Gender at Work (G@W), an international feminist knowledge network. 
Power Up! will engage with women human rights defenders (WHRD) and their organisations and networks, particularly those that represent constituencies that have been marginalised in their communities and social movements (LBQ3 women, HIV+ women, sex workers, women workers and rural and indigenous women). Together, we will be building, organising, mobilising and transforming power on three strategic agendas of ‘bodies, voices and resources’."
Sierra Leone - Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project Sierra Leone - Projet d’alimentation en eau et d’assainissement en milieu rural The Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project covers five rural districts selected from the Northern, Southern and Central regions of Sierra Leone. The project also includes the development of a comprehensive national programme for Rural Water Supply and Sanitation in the areas of infrastructure, construction and rehabilitation of new water points and institutional toilets, use of appropriate technologies in riverine areas and capacity building. Le projet d’alimentation en eau et d'assainissement en milieu rural couvre cinq districts ruraux choisis dans le nord, le sud et le centre de la Sierra Leone. Le projet comprend également l'élaboration d'un programme national global d'approvisionnement en eau et d’assainissement en milieu rural qui touche les domaines des infrastructures, de la construction et de la réhabilitation de nouveaux points d'eau et de toilettes institutionnelles, de l'utilisation de technologies adaptées dans les zones riveraines et le renforcement des capacités. The project’s objective is to increase sustainable access to safe water and basic sanitation in rural areas, and develop a comprehensive national framework for rural water supply and sanitation investments. An estimated 42,860 households (HHs) will be enabled to improve hygiene and sanitation habits, of which at least 22,700 HHs (160,000 people) will gain access to improved sanitation facilities, thereby significantly reducing water borne diseases. Access to improved sanitation will also benefit 91,000 school children. L'objectif du projet est d'accroître l'accès durable à l'eau potable et à l'assainissement de base dans les zones rurales, et d'élaborer un cadre national global pour les investissements dans l'alimentation en eau et l’assainissement en milieu rural. Selon les estimations, le projet permettra à environ 42 860 ménages (HH) d'améliorer leurs habitudes en matière d'hygiène et d'assainissement. 22 700 ménages au moins (soit 160 000 personnes) bénéficieront d'un accès à des installations d'assainissement améliorées ; ce qui réduira considérablement les risques liés aux maladies d’origine hydrique.  L'accès à un assainissement amélioré profitera également à 91 000 écoliers. The project will directly benefit an estimated 625,000 people (47% women), who will be provided with access to safe water, including restoring access for 361,000 which will be an increase from 40% to 49%. Le projet profitera directement à environ 625 000 personnes (dont 47 % de femmes) qui bénéficieront d’un accès à l'eau potable, y compris 361 000 personnes qui retrouveront un accès à l’eau ; ce qui représente une augmentation de 40 % à 49 % de la couverture d'accès à l'eau potable.
Economic Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Loan The main verifiable indicators in the area of macroeconomic reform include: the trend of inflation, money supply, fiscal and current account deficits, targets on revenue collections and expenditures, and the changes in the public debt situation.  On social sector reforms, the main indicators are budgetary allocations to health and education, number of school and hospitals rehabilitated, and progress in resettling the displaced population. Sector specific reforms will be monitored through the completion of the on-going exercise to verify the bona fide civil servants, preparation and implementation of poverty reduction measures proposed in the full PRSP, and the country's progress in accessing and sustaining the Highly Indebted Poor Countries Initiatives (HIPCs)