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Catalyzing Private Sector Solutions for the Sustainable Development Goals IDH requests a subsidy for a period of 10 years. This request is predominantly based on its proposal “Catalyzing Private Sector Solutions for the Sustainable Development Goals – Multi Year Plan 2021 – 2025” and must be read in con-junction with IDH’s “Strategic Direction 2030” as well as with the jointly written vision on a strategic partnership between IDH and the MFA “Orchestrating pub-lic-private cooperation for the SDGs”.
Small General ODA proj.2021.budgetho.LUA Small General ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Angola
Public engagement in anti-corruption review of laws Preventive anti-corruption building measures: instruments and methods Improving anti-corruption measures through improved public engagement in anti-corruption review of laws
Aquaculture sector development project Bangladesh : Zie verder aanvraagnummer 4000006598 The Project aims to strengthen commercial collaboration between the Netherlands and Bangladesh, persuade Dutch aquaculture companies to localize (i e invest) in Bangladesh and to improve the technical performance and financial position of fish breeders and farmers in Bangladesh, thereby increasing productivity and sustainability The Project will be implemented via a public private partnership, whereas the EKN and the private sector (both NL and BD companies) will contribute equally to the Project budget.
Media Law School and WikiGap Kyrgyzstan A capacity building mentorship programme for women’s NGOs in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan
Social and Economic Empowerment of Minorities II Social and Economic Empowerment of Minorities II
Supporting Commercial Justice reforms in Kenyan Judiciary’s Commercial and Tax Division- phase II The proposal builds on and seeks to expand the results of the recently concluded Commercial Justice Sector Reforms project, which was premised on the findings of the Final Report, Needs Survey for Commercial Justice in Kenya. It seeks to further improve Kenya’s business climate by increasing private sector confidence in its commercial justice systems, and by ensuring quality and efficient commercial justice systems that respond to key indicators of improved business climate. This project goal will be realized through two mutually reinforcing intermediate outcomes: (i) improved effectiveness and efficiency of commercial justice systems in the management of commercial disputes; and (ii) improved confidence of the private sector in the commercial justice system.
AGRI3 Fund Contribution to the AGRI3 Fund, which aims to stimulate banks,other financial institutions and agribusinesses to develop business models that include (acceleration of) forest protection and reforestation and implementation of innovative agricultural solutions,whilst improving the living standards of local farmers and smallholders. The Fund will provide guarantees and technical assistance, parallel to private loans from commercial banks, in order to mitigate the risks of investing in sustainable agriculture and re-forestation in developing countries by providing long-term loans (beyond 7 years)
Artsen en vervoer daarvan naar Suriname ter bestrijding van COVID-19. Ten behoeve van de bestrijding van COVID-19 worden er art-sen, medicijnen, Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) en bea-demingsapparatuur naar Suriname gestuurd. Het bekostigen van de vervoerskosten van de betrokken artsen is dus 1 afzon-derlijk element van de overkoepelende BZ bijdrage van EUR 1.115.312,91.
Phase 1 of the UNAMI Electoral Support project This project is an enhancement of UN electoral assistance to the Iraqi Higher Electoral Commission (IHEC) through the de-ployment of additional electoral advisors, who will reinforce the existing small UNAMI Office of Electoral Affairs (OEA) team. The project aims at assisting IHEC with capacity building and support to various technical areas, both at headquarters and governorate level, in preparation for early elections in 2021.
Strengthening leadership and capacities of UN Resident Coor-dinators and UN Country teams for collaborative solutions and increased UN effectiveness t The application proposes a 15-month training and leadership development project for 10 UN Country Teams (UNCTs) and Resident Coordinators (Rc’s) to build their capacity and learning in systems thinking, innovation and collaborative leadership to deliver on the SDGs at country level, with attention to the challenges and requirements presented by the Covid-19 pandemic. Resident Coordinators (RCs) and UN Country Teams (UNCTs) have as their central task to support countries to achieve the 2030 Agenda. Achieving the SDGs, especially in the context of the uncertainties and disruptions presented by Covid-19, will require UNCTs to build yet deeper capacity to collaborate across mandates and pillars and to think differently together about how best to achieve the SDGs. Together, these imply a change of work culture, mindsets and ways of engaging across the UN system and with key stakeholders. It requires bringing together all stakeholders and promote new types of leadership. The 2017 UN System Leadership Framework emphasizes this need and UN DCO has been working with the Presencing Institute to help realize this ambition. In 2018-19, the (then) Development Operations Coordination Office (UN DOCO) and the Presencing Institute piloted the “SDG Leadership Lab” approach with two RCs and UNCTs to enable UNCTs to more effectively work with countries to address the complex inter-connected challenges they face. After positive experiences and feedback, the need was felt to repeat the Leadership Lab with a wider group of countries and this proposal is a follow-up to that.
HAR Gender Champions Fund 2020 As part of the commemorations the 16 days of activism against gender based violence, in 2018, the Netherlands Embassy in Zimbabwe came up with an innovative program to recognize and reward outstanding individuals making a difference in their communities through championing women and girls empowerment. The Embassy initiated a public campaign to find 16 gender champions in Zimbabwe. Numerous nominations of women and men working to improve the life of women and girls were received. These women and men offer a wide range of services for women and girls such as providing access to health and justice; poverty alleviation and income generation; access to education; rights of queer people and training in livelihoods. To support the work of these often small organizations, the embassy will again this year provide a grant of USD5,000 to each champion. The 16 gender champions were invited to develop concepts and identify how the grant would enhance their work. The 16 concept notes have been submitted to the Embassy. In order to provide effective monitoring of the gender champions activities, the grant will be housed under Musasa Project, at no cost. Musasa Project and the Embassy will agree on the budget and activities of each champion and make 100% disbursement in USD. This disbursement goes towards specific activities and goals and is not core funding.
4-2562_DRA JR_Somalia_Add Covid-19 Additional funding from revised BHOS budget for theprevention, response and mitigation of Corona.
BOF IFI's 2020 DMM/IF wil in het jaar 2020 en aantal beleidsondersteunende activiteiten financieren, die gelieerd zijn aan lopende dan wel nog op te starten activiteiten in de context van de Internationale Financiële Architectuur
De doelstelling van het AML/CFT Thematic Trust Fund is om landen te helpen met het effectief bestrijden van geldwitwas-praktijken en de financiering v IMF Anti-Money Laundering/Combatting the Financing of Ter-rorism Thematic Trust Fund
Centre for the Promotion of Imports from developing countries (CBI) 2021-2025 CBI Export support for SME’s in developing countries
Stimulating Youth-led Local Economies in Upper Egypt The overall objective of this project is to enhance the entrepre-neurial ecosystem in Upper Egypt (Soha and Qena) and em-power youth to drive local economic development through en-trepreneurship and MSMEs development.
Strengthening capacity for domestic revenue mobilization Support administrations in anti-BEPS measures, technical assistance in selected countries, strengthening capacity for domestic revenue mobilization
Future of Workplace Pride Project: the PFIP Playbook on Institutionalizing LGBT+ Workplace Inclusion The Playbook, which is the second phase of the project, documents the best practices and innovative mechanisms undertaken by member-companies towards building more inclusive workplaces in the country. It is intended to be a reference point for business leaders from small companies to multinational conglomerates for responsible and ethical corporate governance, following the lead of international best practices and global standards. To a broader perspective, it is viewed as a guide for compliance in anticipation of the passage of a national Anti-Discrimination Law. This compendium would be the first of its kind in terms of organizational research on LGBT+ workplace experience in the Philippines. It is also an ode to the resilience of the LGBT+ community and the strength of allyship in opening more inclusive spaces for a diverse group of people.
Strengthening accountability through the Bodo Mediation Ini-tiative facilitated cleanup This project attempts to address human rights issues in Bodo as a result of decade long oil pollution through a bottom-up mediation initiative. The Bodo Mediation Initiative (BMI) increases accountability of existing cleanup efforts by creating community based monitoring and brings together stakeholders to come to agreements regarding the cleanup.
Article 19 PPA 2011-2016 ARTICLE  19's PPA has four objectives designed to challenge threats to freedom of expression and increase the impact of highly innovative 'niche NGOs' delivering transparency initiatives. A19 will:  1 Defend Freedom of Expression (FoE) and transparency in a multi-polar world: contribute to halting democratic setbacks; re-enforce the regional and international policies for poverty alleviation through a focus on transparency and the free flow of information (MDG 8).  2 Enhance FoE and transparency in a networked world: harness the power of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) and media to implement the MDGs by ensuring that FoE principles, including that of universal access, are fully integrated in legal regulations and policies. 3) Protect FoE and transparency against its aggressors: strengthen the role and effectiveness of institutions which are meant to safeguard accountability and ensure that State and Non-State Actors are held accountable for abusing FoE and transparency standards essential to the realisation of all MDGs. 4) Narrow the gaps between principles and practice to deliver real benefits for the poor: empower people living in poverty and their CSOs to access information they need to advocate for better services and tackle some of the causes and consequences of poverty (MDG 3, 5 and 7).  To achieve these objectives, A19 will enable CSOs, CBOs, network and processes and strengthen their capacities to secure accountable institutions, through legal and policy support, skills transfer, trainings, and coalition building. We will work simultaneously at grassroots, national and international levels, to ensure that freedom of expression and information grows roots in institutions and society, and fulfils its potential as a mechanism for citizen empowerment and poverty alleviation.
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Projet de renforcement de la r¿silience des populations et de la coh¿sion sociale dans la r¿gion des Savanes Contract related to: Projet de renforcement de la r¿silience des populations et de la coh¿sion sociale dans la r¿gion des Savanes - L¿action vise à répondre aux besoins prioritaires récemment exprimés par la Côte d¿Ivoire, le Ghana, le Togo et le Bénin pour la mise en ¿uvre de leurs stratégies nationales de lutte contre ces groupes armés. Ces appuis s¿inscrivent dans une approche intégrée comprenant le renforcement des dispositifs de sécurité et de défense couplé à des stratégies et plans d¿urgence pour répondre aux besoins socio-économiques des populations les plus vulnérables, ainsi que des actions au niveau communautaire afin de prévenir l¿aggravation ou la multiplication des conflits et gérer l¿éventuel impact humanitaire lié à l¿afflux de réfugiés et personnes déplacées. En Côte d¿Ivoire, l¿accent sera mis sur la coordination de l¿action anti-terroriste et le renforcement du maillage territorial au nord. Au Ghana, l¿action soutiendra les mécanismes de résolution de conflits au niveau local dans les régions les plus vulnérables. Au Togo, l¿accent sera mis sur l¿appui à la société civile et la prévention des conflits communautaires au nord, le renforcement du maillage territorial au nord et l¿appui au Centre Interministériel de Prévention de l¿Extrémisme Violent (CIPLEV). Au Bénin, l¿action visera l¿appui à la protection individuelle des forces de sécurité et de défense directement exposées aux attaques des groupes armés, ainsi qu¿aux services de santé au bénéfice des forces de sécurité et de défense et des populations civiles.
Contribution ¿ la stabilisation et pr¿vention de l'extr¿misme violent au Nord du Togo, ¿ travers l'Appui ¿ la mise en oeuvre du Programme d'Urgence 2022 de Renforcement de la R¿silience dans la R¿gion des Savanes (PURS) - Volet acc¿s ¿ l'¿lectricit¿ <p class="ql-align-justify"><strong>L¿objectif global</strong> de l¿action est de contribuer à la stabilité de la région frontalière du Togo, touchée par la menace de l¿extrémisme violent.</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><strong>L¿objectif spécifique</strong> de l¿action est de promouvoir l¿accès aux services sociaux de base pour les catégories les plus vulnérables des populations, à travers l¿électrification rurale adaptée au climat en prenant compte des aspects économiques et sociaux.</p>
Vivre Ensemble et s'¿panouir (ViEE) Contract related to: Vivre Ensemble et s'¿panouir (ViEE) - L¿action vise à répondre aux besoins prioritaires récemment exprimés par la Côte d¿Ivoire, le Ghana, le Togo et le Bénin pour la mise en ¿uvre de leurs stratégies nationales de lutte contre ces groupes armés. Ces appuis s¿inscrivent dans une approche intégrée comprenant le renforcement des dispositifs de sécurité et de défense couplé à des stratégies et plans d¿urgence pour répondre aux besoins socio-économiques des populations les plus vulnérables, ainsi que des actions au niveau communautaire afin de prévenir l¿aggravation ou la multiplication des conflits et gérer l¿éventuel impact humanitaire lié à l¿afflux de réfugiés et personnes déplacées. En Côte d¿Ivoire, l¿accent sera mis sur la coordination de l¿action anti-terroriste et le renforcement du maillage territorial au nord. Au Ghana, l¿action soutiendra les mécanismes de résolution de conflits au niveau local dans les régions les plus vulnérables. Au Togo, l¿accent sera mis sur l¿appui à la société civile et la prévention des conflits communautaires au nord, le renforcement du maillage territorial au nord et l¿appui au Centre Interministériel de Prévention de l¿Extrémisme Violent (CIPLEV). Au Bénin, l¿action visera l¿appui à la protection individuelle des forces de sécurité et de défense directement exposées aux attaques des groupes armés, ainsi qu¿aux services de santé au bénéfice des forces de sécurité et de défense et des populations civiles.
International Graduate Program (IGP) Oct/Nov 2017 The International Graduate Program (IGP) is a fellowship program that supports developing country nationals enhance their theoretical based learning with practical and essential tradecraft skills. The course aims to build capacity through professional and academic training and will expose international participants to foreign, trade and development policy issues. Partner countries have relatively small foreign ministries, with little opportunity to conduct professional training. The IGP provides participants with a suite of relevant policy, professional and academic training to enhance their ability to pursue key international policy objectives of their respective countries. The program will also support strong and enduring personal linkages to support ongoing sustainable development strategies. The total value of this investment is $0.3 million to be expended during the 2017-18 financial year.
Direct Bilateral Assistance The Direct Bilateral Assistance initiative forms part of the Development Partnership with the Caribbean, and focuses on building regional economic resilience and integration, and supporting small island states to address the threat of climate change. The funding under this initiative is used to support various activities that help to achieve the above goals, including: reconstruction of the St Jude Hospital in St Lucia; reconstruction of the Grenada Parliament House; emergency response funding to hurricane Tomas; judicial assistance to Belize; coral reef management; regional electoral assistance; and regional land registration assistance. The total value of this multi-country initiative is $10.6 million over 5 years, starting 2009-10.
Humanitarian Response to Hurricanes Irma &#38;#38;#38; Maria Funding under this investment provided emergency relief following Hurricanes Irma and Maria, specifically water, food, power to affected communities.The International Organization for Migration will provide shelter and housing support to an estimated 18,000 families and United Nations Population Fund will implement a gender-based violence in emergencies program in Diominica. The International Federation of Red Cross is supporting Red Cross societies in Antiigua and Barbuda to distribute emergency relief. The total value of this investment is $2.0 million to be expended during the 2017-18 financial year.
Support to Special Monitoring Unit and Delivery Supporting and building capacity in the SMU in Pakistan focusing on improving government effectiveness and efficiency. The focus was improving outcomes for citizens .through driving results and improvements in areas including delivery of Education, Health, Water and Sanitation and Solid Waste Management. The project operates through results framework that links 100% of payment to outputs and outcomes.
Empowering 2,500 of the poorest and most marginalised women in Nepal, mostly from the Tharu tribal group, to improve their food security and incomes and influence local decision making processes This project will support 2,500 of the poorest and most marginalised women (mainly tribal) in rural Nepal. It will work towards improving food security, incomes and self-reliance through the adoption of environmentally sustainable agriculture and will provide access to low-cost credit to establish micro-enterprises. The women and their fellow community members will also be empowered to influence local decision-making processes through community groups established by the project. ;
Wasser- und Stromversorg. Fogo und Brava Empr. intermun. de água do fogo,da brava Wasser- und Stromversorg. Fogo und Brava Empr. intermun. de água do fogo,da brava Wasser- und Stromversorg. Fogo und Brava Empr. intermun. de água do fogo,da brava
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Kinder alleinerziehender Mütter - Verbesserung der Lebenssituation durch sozio-ökonomische Unterstützung Improved situation of children through economic empowerment of families headed by women. Kinder alleinerziehender Mütter - Verbesserung der Lebenssituation durch sozio-ökonomische Unterstützung Improved situation of children through economic empowerment of families headed by women. Kinder alleinerziehender Mütter - Verbesserung der Lebenssituation durch sozio-ökonomische Unterstützung Improved situation of children through economic empowerment of families headed by women.
Strengthening the Role of the Government in Developing the National Sustainable Development Agenda based on UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights Program Strengthening the Role of the Government in Developing the National Sustainable Development Agenda based on UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) officially began on 1 November 2018. The program has a goal in order that State integrates the principles of UNGPs into its law and policy framework, and the related parties can well practice various initiatives for business to respect human rights. The progress report of program implementation is formulated to identify the current achievements for the period of November 2018 until December 2019 based on the four outcomes. During November 2018 – January 2019, the first three months, the focus of the activities was to set up coordination and mapping of the related parties beneficial for program implementation. Furthermore, due to the concurrent schedule of formulating the V generation of Human Rights National Action Plan, the program has a significant contribution and encouragement to include principles of UNGPs within it. In this report, we attempts to give brief illustration of the journey and dynamics of the program implementation. Since there are several works, which need the collaboration with other parties, namely, government, private sector, NGOs, and society, various approaches must be carried out.
Seconded personell to EUDC Personalbidrag till EUDC Responsibility for the development and delivery of trainings to staff members from the CSDP missions in for example Somalia, Mali, Palestine and Iraq. Part of the aim for the secondment is to strengthen the corrections component within these international civilian crisis missions. Stationed at the ESDC in Brussels. Kriminalvårdens utsände ansvarar för utbildning och utbildningsutveckling för medarbetare till CSPP missionerna i t.ex Somalia, Mali, Palestina och Irak. En del av syftet är även att stärka de nationella kriminalvårdskomponenterna via dessa utbildningar. Kriminalvårdens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag Personell contributions from the Swedish Prison and Probation Service shall contribute to the missions.
Bilateral development cooperation within the field of peace and security Bilateralt utvecklingssamarbete inom fred och säkerhet The Folke Bernadotte Academy (FBA) contribution to Sweden's strategy on bilateral development cooperation with the Democratic Republic of Congo, with focus on peaceful and inclusive society. Folke Bernadotteakademins (FBA) uppdrag inom ramen för Sveriges bilaterala för utvecklingssamarbete med den Demokratista Republiken Kongo. Sedan juni 2015 har Sida och FBA ansvar för genomförandet av Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Demokratiska republiken Kongo (DRK) 2015-2019. FBA:s insatser inom ramen för strategin förväntas leda till stärkt kapacitet hos individer och institutioner att FBA’s work in the DRC during the 2015-2020 strategy period has contributed to promoting norms of gender equality among both women and men, improving accountability in the national work around the women, peace and security agenda, and increasing knowledge
EUPOL Afghanistan EUPOL Afghanistan European Union Police Mission for Afghanistan. The mission closed by the end of 2016, and the costs derive from the last Swedish Police Officers in place. EUPOL Afghanistan supported the establishment of a well-functioning Afghan police service that interacts adequately with the criminal justice system. The mission monitored, mentored, advised and trained at the level of senior management of the Afghan Ministry of Interior, Afghan Ministry of Justice, Afghan Attorney General's Office, in Kabul and several other regions. EUPOL Afghanistan
Core support to International Development Cooperation (IDA) Kärnstöd till International Development Cooperation (IDA) Kärnstöd till International Development Cooperation (IDA) Core support to International Development Cooperation (IDA)
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