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230000380 UNODC-OHCHR PROMIS IV Cross-regional cooperation and extension to Mauritania This programme aims to improve cross-regional cooperation between West and Central Africa and MENA and strengthen the capacities of Mauritania to develop a human rights-based and gender-sensitive response to smuggling of migrants and related crimes, including trafficking in persons, and to protect and promote the human rights of migrants on the migratory routes. The programme will: 1) Monitor and raise awareness of the human rights situation of migrants in vulnerable situations and strengthen legal and policy frameworks 2) Strengthen the the capacities of law enforcement and judicial actors in detecting, investigating and prosecuting TIP and SOM 3) Strengthen cross-regional and international judicial cooperation 4) Develop specific actions related to gender in the context of migration, trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants
230002540 Safeguarding the rights of children on the move in Tunisia UNICEF - Tunisia - Protection (2024-2025) This programme regards protection of unaccompanied migrants whereby UNICEF aims to strengthening the humanitarian response to the crisis affecting migrants and refugees, including children, in Tunesia. By 2025 migrant and refugee children, including those who are unaccompanied, have access to essential child protection and WASH services.
SAA vervangen 4000006052 -MET JUISTE KPL This project aims to further investing in the female police officers who were recruited and trained during phase I of this program by deploying them to work at police stations, to investigate, receive complaints from these women on all cases and especially cases related to gender-based violence.
BRA Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 BRA Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
Supporting Humanitarian Safety II INSO delivers in-country services to NGO’s and humanitarian agencies in the area of security coordination. These services include: flash alerts in the occurrence or expectation of incidents, incident tracking, analysis reports, (security) briefings and/or training, orientation, crisis assistance and site reviews. This application covers costs for their HQ.
NL Employers 4 SDG8 Programme Energising Businesses and Business Ecosystems Period 2023-2030 Merged PUM-DECP Organisation The new proposition by the merger of DECP and PUM is called Vibrant Business Systems. It entails an approach to improve relevant aspects of the business environment in which (M)SMEs operate. It is spearheaded by empowered (E)BMOs and delivered in collaboration with a range of PSD partners. PUM aims to coordinate and provide support to (M)SMEs in coherent clusters and value chains. PUM delivers expertise to BSOs, VETs and business incubators. "Through these pathways, the entire business systems will progress to a higher level of functioning. This is not only beneficial for employers and employees, but also contributes to better socio-economic circumstances for society as a whole"...
Ateliers Systemes FNS and Water IMPACT No. : 23-0000196 Ateliers sur l'Analyse du Systeme Securite Alimentaire, Eau et Nutrition et conferences IMPACT No. : 23-0000196
Contribution through the host, IPPF, to the Nexus Secretariat for the implementation of the second phase 2022-2024 Financial contribution to the SRHR Nexus Secretariat hosted by IPPF to advocate for the ICPD and SRHR internationally 1) in UN negotiations; 2) by building strategic and cross-regional alliances and strong accountability mechanisms for SRHR.
230000923 Water at the Heart of Climate Action: accelerating and scaling up water action to reduce risks and increase climate resilience. To adapt to a changing climate, a combination of early warning and early action measures that support integrated water management is necessary to protect the lives and livelihoods of the communities at-risk and to comprehensibly address water-related disasters. 1. Water-related risk knowledge and governance - accelerating the investment in risk-based decision making; 2. Observations, monitoring and forecasting of weather and water-related hazards - strengthening regional, national and local hydro-met capacity; 3. Water specific early warning systems, dissemination and communication - reducing the disconnection between communities and national level early warning systems; 4. Anticipatory Action and Locally Led Adaptation - integrating anticipatory action with longer term actions aimed at improving the climate resilience of communities with a user-centered approach; 5. Crosscutting activities - ensuring cross fertilization of learning and efficient knowledge management.
Impact 23-0001920 From the Margins to the Mainstream Impact 23-0001920 This project will address the issues of women's subordinate status and mitigation of overt and covert forms of GBV. The project will focus on women's fundamental rights, i.e. GBV-freedom from fear and violence; general, sexual, and reproductive health including gender variance, underage marriage, maternal health and planned parenthood; economic empowerment; political empowerment through engagement in social, economic life of the community through leadership roles in public, private, and civic spheres. The project will be implemented in the context of overarching poverty, exacerbate climate change, and a creeping religiosity.
IMPACT 23-0001663 SADDER - Sustainable Agricultural Development to Diversify and Export Regionally. A follow-up project of the RMF export program from IMPACT 23-0001663 SADDER - Sustainable Agricultural Development to Diversify and Export Regionally. A follow-up project of the RMF export program from 2019-2023.
Improved Employability of Host and Refugee Youth in Beirut The project serves as a continuation to a recently completed one that received DSO funding (Improving Prospects for Refugees and Vulnerable Host Communities). It intends on making results more sustainable by focusing on the capacitation of the local partner to address the needs of the most vulnerable youth (15-24) living in urban areas of greater Beirut. Targeted youth are exposed to multiple forms of deprivation, exploitation and violence. Alternative livelihoods opportunities will be provided. Life skills, digital literacy, and English language are first provided, followed by a shift to vocational training or en trepreneurship. Either track is provided alongside digital upskilling sessions. Throughout the intervention, livelihoods counselling will be provided to support youth with making appropriate educational, training and occupational decisions. Nabad, the implementing local partner, will receive needs-based organizational and technical capacity building to continue operating two community centres where trainings for youth will be conducted. It is expected that they will be able to sustainably run these centers by the end of the project.
Israeli-Palestinian Economic track two- 2 on transport, export, economic zones, energy <(>&<)> water and dialogue This project is a follow-up project, which builds on the earlier work of the team under project number 4000004417. The project is implemented under the umbrella of 2 different organizations; MEND (mentioned here) and Ecopeace. The reason is that the teams want to ensure their independence and credibility in the course of the project, where the Israeli team can work for an NGO registered in Israel and the Palestinian team can work for an NGO registered in the PT. The activity is a track-two peace initiative lead by influential Palestinian and Israeli ex-decision makers who will develop a package of economic measures in 5 areas, which together are aimed at promoting Palestinian economic growth and (climate) resilience in coordination with Israel and the region and give new life to the two-state solution.
UNICEF: Ibo District Community Recovery and Resilience - a Child-Focused Approach to Increase Access to Basic Services and Strengthen Social Cohesion Ibo Community Recovery and Resilience
Core Contribution World Food Programme (WFP) 2022 optoppingsbemo 71 milj naar 75 milj: MINBUZA-2022.1661482
Impact 23-0002015 Access to Finance Ethiopia Phase II The program aims to increase access to finance for underserved actors, including small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and agri-value chain actors, with a particular focus on smallholder farmers, women, and youth. The program will leverage the foundational work undertaken to date to address the supply- and demand-side constraints through activities such as product development, financier capacitation and financial technology innovation. The project will also facilitate borrower literacy and capacitation and the market’s development, with a particular focus on underserved populations such as women and youth.
23-0002069_Young Men Initiative in GBV Prevention in North Macedonia - II Phase 23-0002069_Young Men Initiative in GBV Prevention in North Macedonia - II Phase
S3G - Phase II IMPACT No. : 23-0000194 Stabilité par Genre <(>&<)> Garantie Communautaire, Guichets Uniques <(>&<)> Gestion de la chaîne d’approvisionnement (S3G) IMPACT No.  : 23-0000194
IMPACT no. : 23-0001804 : Strengthening the rule of law in Brazil IMPACT no. : 23-0001804 : Strengthening the rule of law in Brazil
WAR Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 WAR Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
Impact 23-0000720 India Freedom of Expression Project IMPACT 23-0000720 This project effectively seeks to implement the UPR recommendations related to freedom of media and expression made in the UPR India of November 2022 whose implementation will further be reviewed by the UN Human Rights Committee during the project period when it examines India’s periodic report submitted on 22 September 2022 after a gap of two decades.
IMPACT 23-0000903 : MassComm SRHR Sol. Nyunganira. IMPACT: 23-0000903 : NYUNGANIRA. MassComm dans le programme SRHR Solutions avec un accent specifique sur la voix de la jeunesse dans le changement social progressive.
ADD Collective bemo Policy Support Facility for 2022 A PSF will be created with the objective to finance small activities that support the harmonisation, alignment and cooperation between donors and projects, the design, implementation (incl due diligence/ risk mitigation and fiduciary activities) and monitoring, evaluation and learning and networking of the Embassy’s programming within the different sectors in Ethiopia. This bemo serves as a collective bemo funded by the Water budget, who serves for this year as an umbrella fund center, under which different small scale activities will be committed from different sectors.
23-0001924_Financing of MFA legal team for Ukraine v. Russia ICJ proceedings 23-0001924_Provide financing for travel, accommodation and per diem for the MFA of Ukraine for the ongoing ICJ litigations of Ukraine against the Russian Federation to hold the latter to account for violations of international law
Impactnr. 23-0001548 - CSOEK GFF Health Enhancement and Lifesaving (HEAL) Ukraine Project 2023-2024 Impactnr. 23-0001548 - Contribution to the GFF for the response to the Ukraine crisis, focused on SRHR, inclusiveness, and gender equality.
Support to ECDPM to implement its strategy 2022-2026 to promote innovative forms of international cooperation involving European and African actors to ECDPM is a leading think and do tank working for policies that foster sustainable development. The Centre focuses in particular on E urope-Africa relations and on cooperation between Europe and Africa at the global level. It supports European, African and global actors to develop and implement coherent policy responses to critical sustainable development challenges. The five impact areas are: 1. Europe and Africa in the world 2. Prosperous, inclusive, resilient and sustainable African economies 3. Green transformation and effective climate action 4. Peaceful societies and human security 5. Accountable governance and engaged citizens
230002896 Inzet van USAR direct na de Aardbeving in Turkije Februari 2023 Activiteit behelst inzet USAR direct na de aardbeving in Turkije, hierbij zijn mensen door het team onder ingestorte gebouwen vandaan gehaald. BZ/DSH heeft een raamconvenant met IFV om de inzet van het NL USAR en het onderdeel TAST bij rampen in het buitenland te financieren. Hiervoor bestaat een Bemo/activiteit:10-0000958. Omdat deze deels uitgeput is, omdat een subsidie-aanvraag bij de EU lager zal uitvallen, omdat de non-ODA pot vrijwel uitgeput is (waardoor ophoging van 10-0000958, de lopende algehele USAR activiteit die non-ODA is niet mogelijk is) wordt nu specifiek voor de USAR inzet van februari 2023 een nieuwe activiteit gemaakt ter hoogte van de rekening van USAR. De transportkosten naar Turkije vallen hier buiten, deze zijn wel al betaald vanuit 10-0000958
Impact 23-0000592 Football Project in Ajmer Impact 23-0000592 Leading Adolescent Girls and Young Women to the Future: Through Sports (Football) and Technology
230000567 SDG2 Initiatief 4000003662 - 10-0000919 The SDG 2 initiative is a strategic collaboration between IGG and RVO and contributes to a more effective implementation of the food security portfolio with, among other things, careful programming, combating fragmentation, demand-oriented work and support (localisation), strengthening monitoring, evaluation and learning with good feedback loops between policy and implementation. This applies to both central and decentralized programs that (may) contribute to food security. The main objective SDG2 initiative is: 1. Establish a facility to strengthen food systems and make them resilient in response to the current food crisis.
Core contribution UNHCR 2022 Voluntary unearmarked multi-year contribution to UNHCR for the years 2022
MAP Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 MAP Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
IMPACT: 23-0002660 KAI consultant masterplan drainage reuse IMPACT: 23-0002660 KAI consultant masterplan drainage reuse
The economy is one of the major drivers of the war in Yemen, but insufficient attention is being paid to this factor in current conflict resolution an SAA Rethinking Yemen’s economy –towards a sustainable future: RYE 3
Reduce gender inequalities in Cuba through the implementation of a comprehensive care system with a gender-intersectional and gender-rights approach. Women are at the core of care works (unpaid) in the country, representing a significant domestic overload for them. This proposal ai ms to contribute to the design and implementation of a Comprehensive Care System from the gender-intersectional and gender-rights approach, as part of public protection and social security policies. This is presented as a necessity and one of the main challenges for Cuba in the current period. The project will foster the participation of caregivers in the generation of these policies, to ensure its direct impact on the well-being of women. The proposal also aims to promote a sociocultural environment that favours the positioning of the political and economic dimension of daily life, as well as the transformation of the ethical, social, economic and cultural challenges linked to care. Activities will be carried out by the representation of the United Nations Population Fund in Cuba and will take 3 years of implementation with a nation-wide impact.
The FairChain Foundation provides transparency for value chains and engagement solutions for medium and small scale enterprises. The Fairchain Foundat Value chain transparency and engagement Activity is not confidential The number of the previous activity is 4000002062
IMPACT: 23-0002513 TUN  GreenSchool for Circular Economy - PADEO IMPACT: 23-0002513 The "Green School" project, the first of its kind in Tunisia, is implemented through a circular business model build on transforming public green-schools into social enterprises by guaranteeing energy independence, producing and selling surplus, food self-sufficiency. The green-school cultivates a 65-hectare farm providing jobs for school children’s parents, producing, processing and selling sustainable agricultural products in order to generate profits that are circularly reinvested to enhance the entire value chain. The project's approach is intended to be comprehensive, simultaneously targeting unemployment, socioeconomic inequality, health, education, food security and sustainable development. The circular model has been tested and developed further during the last 10 years. It has made it possible to generate market added value, create jobs, cooperative cultivation and managing a sustainable farm.
PRE Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 PRE Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
IMPACT: 23-0000117 Regional Development and Protection Program III IMPACT: 23-0000117 RDPP III
Cover Private Sector Development bemo for South Sudan Commiteringen voor diverse activiteiten op macro-economisch gebied en private sector ontwikkeling zoals: deelname aan (agro handel) beurzen, PSD-forum en ondersteuning op ME<(>&<)>L gebied.
220000064 UN Peacebuilding Fund- Multiyear contribution 2022-2026 220000064 The PBF is the UN’s financial instrument of first resort to sustain peace in countries or situations at risk or affected by violent conflict. The Fund works across pillars and supports integrated UN responses to fill critical gaps; respond quickly and with the flexibility to peacebuilding opportunities and catalyze processes and resources in a risk-tolerant fashion. The PBF may invest with UN entities, governments, regional organizations, multilateral banks, national multi-donor trust funds or civil society organizations. This project contributes to peacebuilding, conflict prevention, security sector reform and rule of law.
Dutch co-financing of African Emergency Food Production Facility grants to a wheat value chain development project in Ethiopia and a project that focu The $1.5 billion AEFPF consists of three key pillars: •Delivering certified seeds of climateadapted varieties, fertilizers, and extension services to 20 million farmers; and support post-harvest management and market development. Where possible, the program will promote the use of innovation and ICT platforms (such as e-wallets) for delivery of these inputs and technology to farmers. •Providing financing for the large-scale supply of fertilizers to wholesalers and aggregators to bridge the two million MT supply gap in fertilizer, Under Pillar II, financing for the fertilizer value chain under AEFPF will be sovereign operations that meet the immediate liquidity requirements for RMCs to procure fertilizer. •Promoting policy dialogue and the implementation of policy reforms to address structural factors that are preventing modern inputs from reaching farmers in short and medium term. For example, by prioritizing policy actions and measures designed to strengthen national institutions that oversee input markets and policy commitments
Support to women and queers in Adjara IMPACT NO. : 23-0000137 Supporting the health of women and the Queer community in Adjara IMPACT NO. : 23-0000137
230000041 Coordination international Youth Advisory Committee Listening to young people's voices is marked in the BHOS policy note 'Do what we do best' as one of the six approaches for reaching maximum development impact. Meaningful youth participation (MYP) is furthermore one of the key elements in the NL MFA Youth at Heart strategy. To achieve this ambition, a Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) will be established to 'provide a platform to the Ministry to meaningfully involve youth in design and implementation of BHOS policies and programmes' (Outcome). Project outputs: a diverse group of 8-12 international and Dutch YAC members will cooperate with MFA on at least 30 tracks and sprints, with the objective that for at least 75% of the tracks the jointly defined objectives are achieved and that the cooperation is perceived as impactful and meaningful by both MFA policy officers and YAC members. Coaching, communication <(>&<)> logistics are integrated in the project. The Dutch National Youth Council (NJR) will coordinate the 3-year (23-26) YAC project.
23-0001334_Flexible mechanism fund for developing community-led Triple Nexus programming in Unity State 23-0001334_With this funding, EKN Juba aims to support the Area Based Leadership through IOM in developing triple nexus programming in Bentiu, Unity State. The objective is to improve protection and community resilience to shocks and reduce humanitarian needs through better informed programming, stronger coordination and enhanced youth community engagement.
220000112 UNHCR Social Security Jordan_Cash Assistance_2022 The Netherlands aims to support the Government of Jordan in allowing refugees to be included in the national social assistance system. To agree on a more inclusive approach will take time, while the electricity tariff hikes and the worsening economic situation have deepened the serious and immediate needs of the most vulnerable refugees. Immediate support to the underfunded multi-purpose cash assistance program of UNHCR is therefore essential in promoting the social protection of the most vulnerable refugees in Jordan in line with the BZ policy framework
Country Based Pooled funds OCHA 2022-2025: Humanitarian Funds Syria Cross-border, Syria Damascus-based, Yemen, Burkina Faso and Ukraine Contribution to alleviating humanitarian needs in Syria, Yemen, Burkina Faso and Ukraine
23-0002806 Dutch contribution to the subsidy account of the Poverty Reduction  Growth Trust (PRGT) of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) - Second i The PRGT is the IMF’s main instrument for providing concessional financial support to low-income countries (LICs). PRGT lending is supported by a model that relies on both loan and subsidy resources. Loan resources are provided through bilateral loan agreements with members. Subsidy resources are used to cover the interest cost of PRGT loans, so that borrowers can benefit from concessional interest rates. The IMF has provided each member country with an 'Ask' for the PRGT Subsidy Account. The Ask for the Netherlands is SDR 48 million, of which it already has provided SDR 25 million in 2021 (4000004293).
ABPF SRHR project Benin Promote access to SRHR information and services in Benin The activity is a follow up of activity 4000001420. Activity is not c COT ABPF SRHR project Benin
230002873 EnDev Energizing Development Heeft betrekking op aanvraag 4000003566, omdat budgetplaatst is aangepast van bijdrage naar beschikking EnDev started out as a partnership between the Netherlands and Germany (2005-2008) and has developed into a long-standing, successful, multi-donor partnership between the governments of the Netherlands, Germany, Norway, and Switzerland. It is co-managed by RVO and GIZ (through BMZ). EnDev focuses on decentralised energy solutions and supports market development for modern energy facilities, especially in rural areas in Sub-Sahara Africa. These solutions provide access to electricity, for example through solar systems and isolated networks. This is supplemented by clean cooking energy solutions. The programme focuses on households, social institutes, and small to medium-sized enterprises in developing countries. 4000003566 The objective of the Demand Side Subsidies Programme (DSS) is to pilot new demand side subsidy mechanisms in four countries in Sub-Saharan Africa to facilitate access to modern, reliable and affordable energy services — encompassing off-grid solar and/or improved and clean cooking solutions — for low-income and displaced populations who are not cur rently reached by commercial markets. The pilots are developed with a view to scale-up, by the Worldbank and others. DSS is part of the wider Energizing Development Partnership (EnDev).