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Impact 23-0002453 Campus Watchdog: Empowering Journalism Student Through Investigative Impact 23-0002453 Strengthening the quality of (investigative) journalism and awareness training and creating appetite for the youth for the profession of journalism, in a way it is supposed to be conducted professionally and with the utmost integrity. Important s pecific project focus points are women empowerment, independency and the right to information (RTI).
Governance of CSOs Working on Human Rights This project aims to improve civic space and governance of human rights CSPs to promote social accountability, human rights and women rights in the governorates of Shabwa and Marib.
Preventing Malnutrition in Children, Adolescents and Women in Sub-Saharan Africa The programme aims to prevent undernutrition in children, adolescents and women in six fragile countries in Sub-Saharan Africa (Burkina Faso, Burundi, Niger, Sudan, Mali and Mozambique) through multisystem actions to:
- Improve access to nutritious, safe, affordable and sustainable diets; - Improve the coverage and quality of essential nutrition services to prevent undernutrition and treat child wasting; and 
- Empower children, adolescents, women and families with knowledge, skills and support to adopt positive nutrition and care and parenting practices.
Funding proposal of the World Benchmarking Alliance (2022-2026). “Scaling, strengthening and sustaining corporate accountability for the SDGs”. The World Benchmarking Alliance (WBA) has developed a proposal for the period 2022-2026. In this period, the WBA will develop multiple benchmarks in order to measure the private sector contribution to the SDGs. This makes it possible for investors, civil society, governments and consumers hold companies accountable for their way of working and their impacts especially in developing countries. Benchmarks also provide companies with insights into where they stand and where there is potential for improvement. Furthermore, the WBA will strengthen their Alliance (260+ organisations) and will work towards becoming the main corporate accountability initiative. Ultimately, the WBA aims for their work and organisation to be embedded within the multilateral system.
2300001769 IOM Core Contribution 2023-2025 Voluntary multi-year unearmarked core contribution to IOM
DAK ALGEMENE ODA ACT – ECC PROJECTS 2022 DAK ALGEMENE ODA ACT – ECC PROJECTS 2022
ACC Algemene ODA-activiteiten ECC PROJECTS 2023 ACC Algemene ODA-activiteiten ECC PROJECTS 2023
Core contribution to UNFPA 2022 Reguliere, meerjarige, ongeoormerkte Nederlandse bijdrage (core) ten behoeve van de uitvoer van het 2022-2025 Strategisch Plan van UNFPA. Dit is een Algemeen Vrijwillige Bijdrage (AVB) en kan dus naar eigen inzicht (ongeoormerkt) door UNFPA binnen het budget besteed worden.
ADR Somalia – Phase II This project builds on IDLO’s current and previous work in Somalia and seeks to improve access to justice to formal as well as customary and informal justice (CIJ) for all Somalis, especially women and vulnerable groups.
23-0001520-Tech2peace 50-50 Startups 23-0001520-Tech2Peace (T2P) and 50-50 Startups (50-50) offer high-tech and entrepreneurial training alongside conflict dialogue, delivered through 12-day residential training seminars, a six-month startup accelerator for Israeli and Palestinian co-founders, and an ongoing alumni program.
The BOF is established in order to fund (relatively) small activities that support policy development, implementation, monitoring, evaluation and lear The BOF is established in order to fund (relatively) small activities that support policy development, implementation, monitoring, evaluation and learning in the field of Migration and Displacement
Algemene Vrijwillige Bijdrage (AVB) United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) voor 2022 Vrijwillige ongeoormerkte bijdrage aan UNEP voor 2022
Water, Land and Roads Investment Program The program purpose is summarized as “sustained access to,  water  and  land  productivity,  enhanced  farmin Water, Land and Roads Investment Program - Activity is not confidential previous activity: 4000000025 (2017-2020) <(>&<)> 25565 (2013 – 2017)
Strengthening the Power of Youth Voices for equal access to civic and political rights, service and opportunities for sustainable development. Opportunities for youth involvement in decisions on laws, policies and programmes that impact their lives are limited. This project seeks to promote an enabling civic space and therefore strengthen the capacity, ability and participation of young people in civic engagement and in holding governments and the private sector accountable for the realization of SGDs. Specifically by 1) Promoting youth inclusion by creating inclusive platforms and shared safe spaces 2) Investing in youth-led initiatives to promote accountability 3) Strengthening youth civic participation online  and promoting youth-led civic space. The intervention will seek to ensure that lobby and advocacy efforts by political and civic actors on youth and inclusion find their way to decision-making spaces against a backdrop of the need for integrating youth in decision-making. Siasa Place and The Centre for Multiparty Democracy (CMD-Kenya) will foresee a close collaboration and joint implementation of the acivity.
Stemming the Tide of Abuse in Nigeria’s Digital Space (STANDS): Influencing digital law and policy towards positive change The objective of this project is to carry out activities that improve freedom of expression online in Nigeria. Primarily, the project will include advocacy aimed at addressing gaps in Nigeria’s Cybercrime legislation. Activities are aimed at advocating for laws and policies that protect and enforce freedom of expression online; advocating against already passed harmful legislation and proposed policies or legislation that threaten rights; and strengthening the institutions that implement, enforce and provide oversight. The ultimate aim is to reduce the climate of fear around freedom of expression online and to create safe spaces online, especially for dissidents, disadvantaged groups and minority groups who face discrimination on the basis of their opinion, beliefs or sexuality.
Support to UPR coalition phase 2 : IMPACT No. : 23-0000932 Strengthening the role of civil society in the Universal Periodic Review process in Rwanda, phase 2. m : IMPACT No. : 23-0000932
Project on Supporting Human Rights defenders and strengthening Civil Society in promoting and protecting democracy in UVA Province The project has three main aims. Providing opportunity for grassroots level HRDs to develop concrete ways to hold public and private officials and institutions accountable for human rights violations, Supporting and  strengthening of civil society to safeguard human rights and address human rights violations in a peaceful manner whilst protecting democracy and fundamental freedoms of the people are two of them. Project also aims to provide practical support to community level field workers to achieves the objectives of their CSOs in safeguarding and protecting human rights violations. The project propose multipronged approach to achieve above aims though the project. The project organizes, facilitates, and supports capacity development and training intervention for decision-makers and stakeholders of civil society organizations on human rights protection and prevention of abuses. The project also targets at promoting gender equality and social inclusion, including youth empowerment. It will also strengthen the competence and capacity of HRDs to effectively carry out their role in strengthening civil society space for protecting human rights, through monitoring, investigation, reporting and complaints handling functions. The project will be implemented with the support and coordination of District Consortia in Monaragala and Badulla Districts in the UVA Province. (District Consortia is an umbrella organization which has 35 community based organizations in Monaragala and in Badulla)
Strategic session on Tunisia to explore possible outcomes of the upcoming political events, identify policy options and risks Workshop, private note and public paper on political and socio-economic context in Tunisia. The private note will contain broad-based policy options for Europeans to help re-orient their trajectory. The public paper will aim to provide additional insights into Tunisia’s political and economic trajectory, with a clear focus on what Europe can do to support a meaningful and unifying stabilisation pathway.
230000518 Stg The Global Center on Adap. Rdam Upstream Finaning Facility to the Africa Adaptation Acceleration Program
Fortalecimento institucional e estratégico de Defensores de Direitos Humanos de comunidades tradicionais indígenas no Brasil Selected in the context of the OPEN CALL: HUMAN RIGHTS FUND 2023, the project "Fortalecimento institucional e estratégico de Defensores de Direitos Humanos" has as its main objective to establish a collaboration between Conectas, indigenous organisations that support indigenous leaders, and the Uru-Eu-Wau-Wau and Arara da Cachoeira Seca indigenous peoples in a direct way. Through the institutional strengthening of their community associations and the potentisation of strategies so that they can influence national and international decision-making spaces, we aim to contribute to the security of the territories and human rights defenders of these peoples through collective and community perspectives.
Best Farmers and Harvest Money Expo NL pavilion project Best Farmers + Harvest Money Expo
Community Voices Detailed description of the activity The goal of the project is to provide Georgian minority citizens with accurate and reliable information in order to enable them to, on the one hand, make informed decisions and opinions, and on the other hand, help them avoid disinformation. The project will: - Provide content grants (12,000 GEL each media outlet) and editorial support to six minority media. (8 journalistic materials per media outlet). - Simultaneously, the project’s external editors – media experts and seasoned editors - will work with the newsrooms in their local languages to improve their use of multimedia tools and approaches. - Face-to-face, broadcast and online town-halls with politicians will be organized by partner media outlets, in which ethnic regional media journalists will collect concerns and aspirations from local communities, reframe these issues into questions and pose them to local and national politicians. - Support media literacy campaign by providing a pool of 24,000 GEL to two Georgia-based media-literacy organizations, who are already successfully engaging Georgian-speaking citizenry to expand and adapt their activities to include minority communities.
230002651 Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Surge Mechanism MHPSS Surge Mechanism is a programme that aims to increase understanding, coordination and better integration of MHPSS in emergency  response. To achieve this the project rapidly deploys MHPSS experts at the request of cooperating humanitarian organisations in disaster, violence, conflict and/or refugee/migration-related crises.
IMPACT: 23-0001090 Launch of the Congolese government campaign to promote 'masculinite positive' IMPACT: 23-0001090 Launch of the Congolese government campaign to promote 'masculinite positive'
IMPACT 22-0000160 Institutional Capacity building within SASB and the development of tertiary drainage in the city of Beira IMPACT 22-0000160 After the cyclone Idai (2019) the Beira Resilience and Recovery Plan was drawn up to “build back better” the city of Beira, and make the city more climate-resilient. The plan anticipates a large component of infrastructure development, which also involves Dutch funding (DRIVE). Responsible Mozambican entities, donors and financiers are concerned about the sustainability of these investments in infrastructure, particularly on their operation and maintenance (O<(>&<)>M). To address these issues a series of “Round Table” conferences were organized. Resulting action plans include initiatives for the strengthening of the technical and managerial capacity of SASB (Serviços Autónomos de Saneamento da Beira), who are responsible for O<(>&<)>M in sanitation and drainage. The Netherlands have committed to an institutional development and consolidation program to support SASB. The program also envisages the development of initiatives for drainage systems in peri-urban zones where many vulnerable people live.
230001356 reference WB TF025866 International Development Association 20th replenishment/Debt Relief Trust Fund HIPC Additional Contributions As a part of the outcome of the IDA20 negotiations (resolution), the Netherlands has pledged its commitment and a contribution of EUR 837,02 million, of which EUR 9,11 million is an additional contribution for debt relief in the form of a grant for the HIPC window of the Debt Relief Trust Fund (the “HIPC Additional Contributions”). To facilitate the integrated management of the portfolio of the Dutch effort for debt relief and debt management, this financial contribution to IDA20 is part of the BHOS budget. The core contribution to IDA20 is transferred by the Ministry of Finance.
Surinaamse pensioenen 2022-2023 Uitvoering Garantiewet Surinaamse Pensioenen 2022-2023
Safe Abortion Action Fund: Funding request to the Government of the Netherlands for the period 2022-2026 The Action Fund advances Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights through access to legal and safe abortion. The programme aims to de-stigmatize abortion and to enable organisations in low- and middle-income countries to deliver abortion-related initiatives based on their context and expertise by awarding grants to NGO’s and grassroots organizations.
Empowering Women and Promoting their Inclusion in Armenia Within the project CivilNet will produce and disseminate 12 interviews, 18 video reports and 24 articles elaborating on various issues related to women’s rights, inclusion and empowerment.
SRHR-EP Phase III : IMPACT No. : 23-0000628 Securing Refugee Host Relations in northern Uganda through Enhanced Protection (SRHR-EP). Phase III  : IMPACT No. : 23-0000628
Core contribution to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) for the period 2022-2025 Multi-annual core contribution to the ICRC, which can be used for all its activities, including at HQ and field levels.
Impact 23-0001665  Increasing the participation and empowerment of young voters toward a stronger democracy Impact 23-0001665 This activity seeks to increase the participation of young voters ahead of Indonesia's 2024 election, by empowering them through workshop and capacity building activities in 5 provinces in Indonesia. The project will also produce tools (such as infographic or public seminar) to further widen the scope of the campaign.
IMPACT nr. 23-0000061 - Step Up the Fight Against Sexual Exploitation of Children IMPACT nr. 23-0000061 - With this program The Down to Zero aims for children in all their diversity to live free of sexual exploitation (SEC). The program uses a multi-sector, multi-actor and systemic approach, recognizing the complexity of the issue and specific contexts in which it takes place. The program is implemented in 2 regions, Latin America and Asia, and aims to work with children, parents, communities and cso, as well as the private and public sector.
Emploi des Jeunes pour une Amélioration de la Sécurité Alimentaire au nord Benin, phase 2 EJASA 2 est une mise à l’échelle de la phase pilote de EJASA. Il vise à augmenter les revenus pour les jeunes, hommes et femmes, travaillant dans l'agriculture grâce à des systèmes alimentaires plus résilients et inclusifs ; avec une production et une consommation accrue des produits alimentaires à forte valeur nutritionnelle.
Access to reliable information in Ituri and North Kivu, DRC Access to Reliable Information during the State of Siege in Ituri and in North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo
Networks of Change 2 (NoC2): combatting youth radicalisation through positive community-based and digital approaches 1) in the Kurdi stan Region of Ir SPARK’s Networks of Change: Combating youth radicalisation through positive community-based and digital approaches in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, and possibly Mosul (2023-2025), aims to cohesively train multiple levels of society surrounding - and including - young people in order to empower and engage youth. Also, to deflect and counter the appeal of radicalism and violent extremism through counter- and anti-radicalisation strategies, capacity building, leadership and entrepreneurship development. SPARK will expand NoC1 to two ‘new’ regions in KRI -Ranya and Garmyan-, and possibly to Mosul in Federal Iraq. The program aims to strengthen and build the capacity of local universities, secondary schools and the youth centres in each city, providing a scalable holistic PVE programme specifically directed at the youth. The programme will build on the experience in the past 5 years in Erbil, Halabja, and Sulaymaniyah, while in the meantime strengthen the networks established in these regions over the past years. The programme will furthermore build on the existing SPARK networks in KRI and possibly Mosul (to be further explored) as well as aim at synergies where possible. Additionally, by being active both in KRI as well as in Federal Iraq the program will be an entry point for closer cooperation on PVE between the two governments.
PROJECT TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS AND CREATE A STRONG WOMEN'S MOVEMENT FOR PEACE IN THE SAHEL REGION The overall objective of this project is to strengthen the role of women's organizations (WOs) in the return of peace and security to the Sahel region through the capacity-building of women's peace organizations. Over a period of three years, the project will reach a total of 103 women's organizations with greater financial support for a core group of 18 organizations, including three regional organizations and 15 national organizations, with three organizations in each of the five G5 Sahel countries. They will be selected in a transparent manner on the basis of clear indicators related to their potential for high impact.
IMPACT: 23-0001028 Inclusive Governance as an Enabler of People-Centered Development in Tunisia IMPACT: 23-0001028 UNDP has developed a follow-up programme to consolidate and build on results achieved under the SDG 16 portfolio (NL funding 2018-2023) around three thematic pillars to promote good governance, rule of law, and inclusive economic growth in Tunisia that could help assuage the risk of social and political instability, weak public trust in government institutions, and increased emigration. Tunisia is a neighbour of Europe, security and stability in Tunisia have a direct impact on security and stability in Europe. This has become particularly clear due to the increasing migration crisis on the, it was decided that for the period 2023-2026 it remains a strategic objective of NL to contribute to addressing the root causes of instability. This programme is a people-centered, regional approach to the development of the capacity of Tunisian institutions. Such partnership is also complementary to the MoU that was signed between EU and TUN on a strategic partnership.
IMPACT 23-0002555 : CJID Media and malinformation IMPACT 23-0002555 : Leveraging the power of the media to fortify the civic space and tackle malinformation Centre for journalism, innovation and development Leveraging the power of the media to fortify the civic space and tackle malinformation Centre for journalism, innovation and development
Monitoring, Evaluation  and Learning  and Data Quality  Assessment  under Strengthening  Civil Society  (SCS)  Policy  Framework  in  Zimbabwe, Zambia SCS - MEL : Zim, Zam and Mal - 2022 - 2026
Netherlands Red Cross (NRK) Blokallocatie 2022-2026 Block Grant for activities of the Netherlands Red Cross and its partners, including assistance to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
CSOEK UNFPA HTF appeal 2022 - UNFPA Humanitarian Thematic Fund appeal Ukraine and neighbouring countries response to SGBV and SRHR CSOEK UNFPA HTF appeal 2022 - Earmarked contribution to UNFPA’s Humanitarian Thematic Fund for the response to the crisis in and around Ukraine, focused on SRHR and SGBV
Strengthening our Latin American feminist networks to defend and advance women's sexual and reproductive rights in Peru in a context of global health Strengthening feminist networks to defend sexual <(>&<)> Reproductive rights :  The project aims to Contribute to the defense of the right to sexual and reproductive health and the right to decide of adolescents and women in three regions of Peru.
230002517 Partnership for improving prospects for forcibly displaced and host communities, UNHCR phase II contribution. Second Phase of the MFA's Partnership with IFC, ILO, UNHCR, UNICEF and the World Bank to improve prospects for forcibly displaced and their host communities by together pushing for a transformation from taking a humanitarian to a development approach towards forced displacement. The 5 partners will push this transformation by focusing on the nexuses between, education, protection, employment, and critical infrastructure (housing, wash, connectivity. The partnership has been rolled out in 8 countries: Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda. This Activity appraisal document will highlight the second phase of this Partnership and the specific role and activities of UNHCR under this Partnership, which will be funded by the MFA.
Contribution to the HRP 2023-2028 - IMPACT nummer 23-0000256 Unearmarked contribution to the Human Reproduction Programme (HRP) which is hosted by WHO. With this contribution, HRP will undertake research and synthesize available research-evidence on comprehensive SRHR, to inform and support development of corresponding WHO normative guidelines, tools and policy standards. These SRHR-related guidelines, tools and standards will subsequently serve as a reference to strengthen SRHR-related policies, norms/behaviors, health systems and health programmes at national and international levels.
DAK Human Rights Fund ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 DAK Human Rights Fund ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
Meaningful Victim participation in (transitional) justice and accountability processes This programme will support victims of mass human rights violations, victim communities, and local organisations by assisting them to participate fully and meaningfully in local, national, regional, and international justice and accountability processes. It does this by making them aware of their rights, helping them with advocacy strategies and gaining access to funds and policymakers. It will specifically include initiatives in Iraq, Syria and Tunisia, as well as regional and international efforts to advance SDG16+.
Ensuring equal rights for women and girls by reforming the Muslim Marriage and Divorce Act (MMDA) The project aims to create awareness and clarity amongst, mostly Muslim young men and community leaders, of the need to fully reform the MMDA and to muster support from the Muslim community to publicly impress upon the need to substantially reform the law and the reformed MMDA to be administered by better and an accountable justice system. It also wanted to empower the affected women to demand a full reform of the law and the current unequal administrative structure. Reforming                                                                                                                                   t he MMDA to remove the discriminatory provisions and aspects that discriminate Muslim women and girl children and bring this personal law in conformity with the equality provisions guaranteed as fundamental rights in the constitution thus ensuring the retention of the personal laws that reflect diversity.
My dream, my business The proposed project will focus on women’s economic empowerment at community level through capacity development, mentorship, policy influencing and linkages with market. The project will also strengthen women’s voice, leadership and participation in decision making process regarding women related laws through awareness raising, capacity development and policy influencing.