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Dutch Good Growth Fund onderdeel 1 (Garantie) Dutch Good Growth Fund onderdeel 1 (Garantie)
Mwanamke, Amani na Usalama – MAnU 2.0 Funding for “Mwanamke, Amani na Usalama – MAnU 2.0” under the subsidy framework Women, Peace and Security.
Promoting awareness on gender equality and women’s rights to university and college students in Laos This project will educate and sensitise college and university students on the issues of gender equality, CEDAW, women’s rights, gender-based violence and the associated laws to empower them to become agents of change for gender equality and the achievement of the SDG5 targets within Laos.
Advancing  Women Enterprises in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia The project aims to  enhance 3,000 existing early stage, young women-led  micro and small enterprises in the formal and informal sectors in urban Addis Ababa with skills, finance and enabling environment  needed to overcome barriers and achieve business goals.
Funding startup costs to mobilise pension funds to finance MDB/DFI loans Grant to achieve a first close in 2021. Funding period is 1 November 2020 unt The new fund should connect pension funds with MDB/DFI investments. To be able to reach the first close of the first fund of USD 1 billion dollar, grant funding is needed to cover for the costs until the first close. DFID and NL will provide this grant funding.
General details on project proposal Name of project  Offering family planning services in factory settings in Egypt: Examining feasibility, acceptabil Project fund SRHR Fund
NL bijdrage Twaalfde middelenaanvulling Aziatisch Ontwikkelingsfonds (ADF13) Toegezegde bijdrage aan de twaalfde middelenaanvulling van de Asian Development Fund (ADF13) van EUR 15 miljoen voor de periode 2021 - 2031
Jobs, Skills and Education ecosystem development in Ethiopia In partnership with EKN, Triggerise plans to contribute to reducing youth unemployment in Addis Ababa and Bahir Dar by using the platform to connect a tentative target of 850 users (primarily youth aged 15-24) to employment skills, relevant training and/or experience, and ultimately to employment. During the next six months pilot (1 November 2020 - 30 April 2021), Triggerise will add jobs and skills training as an offer on its platform in Addis Ababa and begin implementation in Bahir Dar During the six month pilot Triggerise will develop a more concrete plan for scale during the last few months of this pilot, which will include: • Strengthening partnership with the Jobs Creation Commission by creating a link between the training provided through programme and the employment opportunities they are creating; • Analyzing the data generated during the pilot to optimize the programme, reduce costs, and expand; • Adding sexual and reproductive health offers to the platform in Bahir Dar to strengthen the value proposition to young people; • Determining how to position the jobs and skills and SRH offers on the platform to ensure youth do not perceive it as an “SRH platform;” and • Identifying partners (including a possible lead partner) for a larger EKN-supported job and skills training programme. Amendment ophoging van 599.936 + 3.500.000 = 4.099.936 ziessp 1136339 +  MINBUZA-2021.657251
ADD SDG Performance Fund 2.0 COVID-19 Pooled Funding for Federal Ministry of Health (FMoH) in sup­ port of Health Sector Transformation Plan (HSTP) II  2020 -25, Including COVID -19 response by Health System Strengthening (stress resilience)
Human Rights Hub in Nur-Sultan Safe space for human rights advocates/activists and human rights training center
Policy support for IGG Hub in MENA regio The IGG Hub has an exploratory and initiating function. To function effectively, exchange of expertise via short missions or research with a limited scope and at short notice is regularly needed. A collective fund with limited administrative burden and a posteriori accountability, which can be used at the discretion of the IGG Hub is needed. This fund will enable the IGG Hub to implement small-scale activities in support of the policy dialogue on the nexus water, energy, food security and climate in the region.
Rural Upgrade of Resilient Agribusinesses and Livelihoods in South Sudan The activity intends to contribute to the increased resilience of South Sudanese communities to shocks, to their nutritional wellbeing and socio-economic growth. This through improving the nutritional status and socioeconomic conditions men, women and children. This will be achieved by supporting farmers to increase production through applying sustainable agriculture, increasing income through improved skills and access to markets. Other people will indirectly benefit from the increased know-how, practices and improved availability of services and food resources.
Promoting Equal Rights for Disabled Women and Girls in Ghana This project seeks to address three (3) key objectives: 1. To contribute towards the protection of the fundamental human rights particularly sexual and gender-based violence against women and girls with disabilities in Ghana. 2. To empower Women and Girls with Disabilities to pursue employment opportunities. 3. To advocate for the development and implementation of the inclusive equitable employment policies for WGDs in public and private sectors institutions in Ghana.
Drylands Sahel Program The program invests in dryland agriculture in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, aiming at increased productivity, higher incomes, better diets, strengthened resilience of smallholder family farms and regeneration of degraded lands/prevention of degradation.
4-2796_Covid-19 ABAAD Lebanon response The COVID-19 emergency response project’s overall objective is to improve protection prospects for refugees and host communities in Lebanon. The project carries two main outcomes, being 1. refugees and vulnerable host communities are better protected against violence and abuse, and 2. increased quality SRHR education among refugees and host communities.
Support to the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) Financial support to the strategy plan of the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC)
Small Human Rights ODA proj. 2021 India Total amount small ODA projects in 2021 If a project is less  than € 25.000,00 it is considered as a small ODA project and will not be registered separately. In the total amount all small projects 2021 are combined
PoultryTech Bangladesh – Empowering the Bangladeshi Public-private partnership of leading Dutch and Bangladeshi companies that works together to strengthen the poultry sector in Bangladesh. The consortium aims to increase productivity, biosecurity, knowledge levels and best practices and contribute to sustainable sector development, better food quality and safety in Bangladesh. At the same time, the PoultryTechBangladesh cluster improves its position as leading suppliers of innovative and integrated solutions for the poultry value chain in Bangladesh.
Building Water Business : Zie verder aanvraagnummer 4000006600 This is to empower male and female entrepreneurs and strengthen business solutions that provide safe water and adequate sanitation to underserved populations, and to reinforce and create new Healthy Villages in Patuakhali and Khulna regions.
Beleidsondersteuning IGG conversie4*1424 De IGG-hub heeft een explorerende en aanjaagfunctie, waarbij uitwisseling van expertise middels korte missies of onderzoek van beper kte omvang geregeld gewenst is en vaak op korte termijn dient te worden gerealiseerd. Hiervoor is een verzamelfonds nodig met beperkte beheerslast en verantwoording achteraf, dat naar eigen inzicht kan worden ingezet om kleine activiteiten, die de beleidsdialoog in de regio op de nexus van energie, water en voedselzekerheid zullen versterken, uit te voeren.
Multi-Year AppealPlan 2020-2022 (UNDPPA) Steun aan het Multi-Year Appeal Plan 2020-2022 van het United Nations Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (UNDPPA).
Down to Zero: Building Back Better in times of Covid-19 - Fighting Sexual exploitation of Children on the rise One year program on prevention of SEC in times of Covid-19, selected in the scope of the ‘Fonds bestrijding kinderprostitutie 2021’ This fund is a result of the amendement Voordewind/Kuik (35 300 XVII) during the 2020 budget discussion in the parliament in 2019 and is in line with the motion Voordewind/Kuik (35570-XVII-36) during the 2021 budget discussion in parliament in December 2020. The goal of the Down to Zero alliance was to contribute to combatting and preventing sexual exploitation of children in 12 countries, and to keep the issue on the international agenda in building back better during and after the Covid-19 pandemic. To do so the alliance worked with communities, government institutions and the private sector, as well as with children that were victim or at risk of sexual exploitation. Through a combination of both online and face to face training 11.479 (adolescent) boys and girls were trained to recognize (risks of) sexual exploitation and on how to report cases. The alliance also supported 135 child protection committees and engaged with 265 government and law enforcement officials to create awareness and provide them with tools to prevent and combat sexual exploitation of children.
Power of Voices – Mama Cash Funding for “Count me In!” under the subsidy framework Power of Voices.
Reconciliation Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund South Sudan The RSRTF is a joint initiative between the UN Mission (UNMISS) and the UN Country Team in South Sudan. The RSRTF works to maximize synergies, promoting alignment among a wide range of actors, CSOs, NGOs, UN Agencies, and the UN Mission. Rather than separate projects responding to the symptoms of violence and conflict, the Fund promotes joint efforts between several actors working in the same space at the same time to address multiple drivers of conflict concurrently and nurture social, political and security environments conducive to sustaining peace. All projects coordinate closely with the UN Mission to capitalize on the peacekeeping resources whether it be through Force patrols of identified conflict areas, engineering resources and equipment, or the good offices at the state and national level. It is a Trustfund.
MAN Verst. Maats. Corr. ECC naar GM 2020 MAN Versterking maatschap. middenveld Corr. ECC naar GM 2020
Kunzila Integrated Landscape Management and WASH Project (ILMWA) conform MINBUZA-2022.585085 top up voor - 4000003666: van  EUR 15.959.518+ top-up  EUR 4.408.137 = EUR 20.367.655 is aagepast
PROMOTION DU DIALOGUE INTERRELIGIEUX ET DU VIVRE ENSEMBLE AU BURKINA FASO Un projet de deux ans à mettre en oeuvre dans les régions du Sahel, Nord, Centre-Nord et du Nord, avec comme objectif global : de promouvoir  la liberté de religion et de croyance  au  Burkina Faso par la promotion du dialogue interreligieux, interculturel et le vivre-ensemble harmonieux au Burkina Faso ; en effet dans les régions du Sahel, du Nord et de l’Est. Il contribuera au renforcement de la stabilité par la promotion du dialogue interreligieux, interculturel et le vivre-ensemble harmonieux. Il intervient dans un contexte ou la coexistence pacifique entre les différentes religions se dégrade de plus en plus avec la montée de la radicalisation et de l’extrémisme violent. Par ailleurs, on relève des attaques terroristes contre les lieux de culte et leaders religieux (catholique, protestant et musulman). Ce projet de dialogue interreligieux fonde sa stratégie sur trois piliers : - Renforcer les capacités des leaders religieux afin de réduire l’instrumentalisation du fait religieux et communautaire par les groupes terroristes ; - La création et/ou la redynamisation des cadres de concertation pour stimuler le réseautage des acteurs du dialogue interreligieux et du vivre ensemble dans les trois régions. -La formation des jeunes et des femmes, et la mise en œuvre d’initiatives intercommunautaires portées par les jeunes et les leaders religieux ; Il s’agira d’une part d’engager les leaders religieux et les communautés locales dans un processus de dialogue intra/interreligieux en vue de rebâtir un vivre ensemble durable et inclusif. D’autre part, des cadres régionaux de concertation des leaders religieux et communautaires seront redynamisés en vue de promouvoir le vivre-ensemble et contrer l’instrumentalisation du fait religieux.
Legal Aid and Advocacy for the Empowerment of Women and Religious Minorities This project and its outlined impact, outcomes and activities will contribute to achievement of SDG 5 towards “Gender Equality and E mpowerment of Girls and Women”. The little progress that was made globally is now at risk of being reversed since the outbreak of COVID-19 especially in developing countries like Pakistan. Through this project, AGHS will aim to strengthen good governance; by addressing not only legal discrimination through the legal literacy component but also through the advocacy, which will be evidence-based. COVID-19 has exacerbated the existing inequalities both for women and religious minorities. Under this project, AGHS will continue to empower women by making them aware of their constitutional rights and also increase the access of community women to AGHS’ free legal services. This component will contribute to realization of SDG16-B, ‘Promote and Enforce Non-discriminatory Laws and Policies for Sustainable Development’. AGHS will continue to represent women in courts which will invoke and enforce the existing protections for women under the law. All the positive outcomes through this litigation will contribute to gradually changing the existing social order which institutionalizes gender bias against women.
Activating the Power of People-Centred Justice – A Strategic Partnership between HiiL and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs 2021-2025 Multiannual programme focussed on improving access to justice (A2J) through people-centred justice innovation and data collection
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Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 bud Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Ivory Coast
United Nations Development Programme Regional Stabilisation Facility for Lake Chad Basin The Regional Stabilization Facility Stabilization Facility is managed by UNDP and aims to quickly establish basic services in the Lake Chad area (Northeast Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon, Chad) where Boko Haram and other terrorist organizations seek to establish or retain their influence. The Facility herein has two result areas: 1. 1. Immediate stabilisation of specific areas, cleared of Boko Haram and other armed group control, but where communities remain vulnerable to continued infiltration and attack; and 2. 2. Initiation of extended stabilisation activities across the Boko Haram-affected States and Regions, by supporting the implementation of the Lake Chad Basin Commission (LCBC) Regional Stabilisation Strategy (RSS). The facility has two complementary and interconnected ‘windows’, namely, the regional window and four national windows covering the four most affected countries: Cameroon, Chad, Niger, and Nigeria. The national windows are covered under Result Area 1. while the regional window is coved under Result Area 2. The facility aims to achieve the following results: - Security and Rule of Law improved; - Essential infrastructure and basic services functioning; - Livelihood opportunities available for all households; - Enhanced capacities of the LCBC to implement the Regional Stabilisation Strategy; - Improved Regional Stabilisation Strategy coordination and cooperation; and - State/Region Territorial Action plans in place.
Small General ODA project 2021 Poland Total amount small ODA projects in 2021 If a project is less  than € 25.000,00 it is considered as a small ODA project and will not be registered separately. In the total amount all small projects 2021 are combined Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Poland
Skilling in Agripreneurship for Increased Youth Employment (SAY) Equip youths with agriskills in highly demanded agricultural value chains and agribus SAY is the 2nd phase of the agri-skilling program, following the SKY (Skilling Youth for Employment in Agribusiness) project. The overal aim of this activity is to contribute to food security and nutrition through improved agripreneurship skills. The sector is demanding increasingly better agricultural and entrepreneurial skills for farmers (and youth) to be able to increase t heir productivity and incomes of their agribusinesses or to create gainful employment in the agribusiness sector. The activity explores opportunities for entrepreneurship along the selected agri-food value chains, capacitates youths in agribusiness and enables them to earn a living (self or wage employment) and this ultimately contributes to their livelihood and to increased food security.
BEST (BEda and SeTara, Different yet Equal): Program for Empowering Youth and Religious Actors to Promote Tolerance and Diversity Noting the rise of religious exclusivism and increase of violations on Freedom of Religions and Beliefs (FoRB), the program aims at cultivating an inclusive and tolerant society founded on a strong constitutional paradigm (mutual coexistence and equality) in ensuring FoRB through (a) capacity building and networking of youth leaders and religious actors, (b) strengthening collaboration among interfaith groups, and (c) mainstreaming mutual coexistence and equality in the Indonesian socio-political sphere
TBI/HRF/2021/3 Mainstream Queer Movement The goal of the activity is to increase acceptance of LGBTQI persons and to mainstream queer issues among wider Georgian public. The activity intends to address the gap between the legislation on LGBTQI rights (improved in the last years) and public atti-tudes (mostly negative.) In order to engage and sensitize a wide range of people, and inspire audiences with neutral attitudes to become allies of the movement, Tbilisi Pride will implement the following actions: - create and promote multimedia products, including monthly vodcasts (spread via YouTube and Face-book), - podcasts Mother’s Voice (about 10), - videos, social media/website content (for which they will hire a video-maker to be cost-effective). This will be a series of enter taining, informational and awareness-raising media products with the participation of LGBTQ+ community members and allies. Videos will cover a range of topics, including coming-out advice, reactions/messages to ho-mo/bi/transphobia, emotions and thoughts regard-ing 17-th of May. Videos featuring influential per-sons will be filmed and mainly targeted at par-ents/family members of LGBTQ+ persons. - Utilisation of variuos social media platforms, like TikTok and Instagram, to reach out to more allies as well as queer people (inc luding in rural areas.) outdoor campaigns – Tbilisi Pride will participate in about 10 events in the cities of Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Batumi and Telavi; - Emergency fund” events: campaigns aimed at promoting crowdfunding (to later use in cases where LGBTQI people find themselves in an emergency); - create, translate, and share knowledge on LGBTQI topic (about 15 blogs); - Queer Fest during the Pride week in June. Pride Week is the flagship activity of Tbilisi Pride and it usually consists of three-four main events, Queer Fest will be one of the key events where local and international (if Covid allows) music artists will perform and celebrate Pride month with the community and supporters. (requested NL contribution is GEL 24,000 / EUR 6,500 for rental of venue and equipment for two Queer Fests – in 2021 and 2022. This activity is also supported by Friedrich Naumann Stiftung with EUR 10,000 for the Fest 2021.) Impact: Tbilisi Pride sees this project as a way of reaching out to a wid-er public from every possible angle whether it is through media platforms or through real life events. By campaigning and tak-ing up public, as well as online spaces, queer persons and is-sues should become more mainstream, represented, and taken into account, eventually filling the information vacuum and ensuring public acceptance.
The Mozambique Primary Health Care Strengthening Program-for-Results, to improve the utilization and quality of reproductive, maternal, neonatal, chil voorheen 4000001585 : transfer Global Finance Facility from EKN Maputo to DSO per 01.01.2020
The project will contribute to improve the human rights situation in Colombia, in particular the right to freedom of expression and freedom of press. Support the activities and publications of El Espectador´s peace initiative Colombia +20 Activity is not confidential
Teksten van de Resultatenrapportages van 2020 en 2021 van redactie voorzien om deze gebruiksvriendelijk en conform richtlijnen Rijks overheid te maken Het Directoraat-Generaal Internationale Samenwerking (DGIS) van het Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BZ) pu-bliceert jaarlijks een overzicht van de voortgang en de resul-taten van het Nederlandse beleid voor ontwikkelingssamen-werking (OS). De rapportage geeft informatie over de be-langrijkste landen en thema’s van het OS beleid. Op deze landen- en themapagina’s worden resultaten uitgelicht, con-text gegeven over de voortgang en voorbeeldprojecten ge-toond. Sinds 2016 wordt dit in de vorm van een interactieve website gepubliceerd (www.OSresultaten.nl / www.DutchDevelopmentResults.nl). Op 19 mei 2021 wordt de rapportage gepubliceerd als onderdeel van het nieuwe ‘OS-portal’. De belangrijkste beoogde gebruikersgroepen van de Resultatenrapportage zijn: Tweede Kamerleden en beleidmakers, media, BZ-medewerkers, nationale en internationale ontwikkelingsorganisaties, geïnteresseerde burgers.
UNMAS CTF_global core bijdrage 2021 The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) is de VN in- stelling die zich bezighoudt met ontmijning in den brede. UNMAS vervult een belangrijke coördinatierol binnen de globale ontmijningsector en voert in samenwerking met haar uitvoerende partners ontmijningswerkzaamheden uit wereldwijd, inclusief: ruiming van landmijnen en explosieve oorlogsresten, risicovoorlichting, slachtofferhulp, nationale capaciteitsopbouw. Als voorzitter van de Inter-Agency Coordination Group on Mine Action (IACG-MA) en van de International Mine Action Standards (IMAS) review board, evenals de Global Lead voor het Mine Action gedeelte van de Global Protection Cluster, draagt UNMAS actief bij aan de internationale ambities voor een mijnvrije wereld, beleidsontwikkeling en versterking van de onderliggende institutionele structuur van de sector in den brede. UNMAS is bovendien de verbindende actor met de rest van het VN apparaat en stelt 'mine action as enabler for peace, stability and development'.
Technology for Youth and Jobs The project development objective is to improve economic op- portunities for IT services firms in the West Bank and Gaza. The project aims to shift the dynamic equilibrium of the Pales- tinian IT sector towards one of continuous upgrading of firm capabilities and employment growth. It will do so by strength- ening the supply of firm capabilities and demand from interna- tional buyers and investors, while supporting the transfer of high-tech knowledge and practical skills to Palestinian IT grad- uates. The project consists of four components: (i) improving IT service capabilities; (ii) improving the IT services ecosys- tem; (iii) im proving market access, and increasing demand and investments; and (iv) project management and implemen- tation support.