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Learning and Research programme for the ‘Policy Framework Strengthening Civil Society’ Linking and Learning, Research, Networking and Communication linked to the implementation of the Policy Framework Strengthening Civil Society to be implemented in a selection of 10 countries in collaboration with relevant missions, partners and thematic departments. In November 2019 the Ministry of Foreign Affairs published the grant instrument ‘Policy Framework for Strengthening Civil Society’. Under this grant instrument, a total of 42 new partnerships started their 5-year programmes on 1 January 2021 (to 31 December 2025), in a total of 65 countries. Three other instruments are also part of the SCS-policy: Leading from the South, Voice and the Civic Space Fund (including Flex Option) also provide funding for local networks and initiatives under this framework. The approved SCS MEL plan includes a learning programme that has five components: 1) Dialogues (globally) 2) Basic Course SCS 3) Linking <(>&<)> Learning 4) (action) research and innovation 5) networking and communication. The facilitation of global Dialogues has already been outsourced to a company called Aprilli, who already facilitated the first SCS dialogue in June and a second one is planned for November. This has been contracted from operational budgets until 2023. A course provider has been contracted to develop and pilot the Basic Course Civil Society Strengthening with a first batch of 75 students. The number of people registering exceeded 300 and therefore a waiver to continue with the same course provider after successful completion of the pilot will be pursued (activity number 4000005095) . MFA launches a European tender procedure to invite contractors for the development of a learning and research programme under the Policy Framework for Strengthening Civil Society that caters for the remaining three components of the learning programme. The main objectives of this programme are to: 1. Providing space to partners and Missions of the Ministry to reflect on the existing practice of lobby and advocacy towards governments, companies and citizens and outcomes thereof in terms of their contributions to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in 2030. 2. Engage the national and southern knowledge systems in developing the evidence base that supports lobby and advocacy by formulating learning questions and commissioning research assignments linked to the Strengthening Civil Society programme; 3. Ensure effective feedback from learning and research activities to the ongoing lobby and advocacy practice of both the CSOs and the Ministry and to new policy preparation processes within the Ministry focussing on Strengthening Civil Society.
Modernization of Irrigation Techniques to Improve the Livelihoods of Smallholder Farmers in Upper Egypt Modernization of Irrigation Techniques to Improve the Livelihoods of Smallholder Farmers in Upper Egypt
HAR Algemene ODA-activiteiten ECC PROJECTS 2023 HAR Algemene ODA-activiteiten ECC PROJECTS 2023
23-0001674_Gender and violence: raising awareness within the educational sector to contribute to the prevention and timely attention of cases of GBV i 23-0001674_This proposal aims to strengthen the capacities of Cuban teachers to implement more effective strategies that contribute to the prevention of gender-based violence within the educational environment and surrounding communities. By doing so, the project seeks to reduce violent behavior, increase the timely identification of GBV cases as well as empowering the most vulnerable people. Activity will take place in the province of Matanzas, led by the British Council office in Cuba in alliance with the University of Matanzas and the Ministry of Basic Education (Mined). The multi-year project will focus on providing training for English language teachers and artistic educators in a train-the-trainers format and will also generate educational resources that will be accessible free of costs on the Ministry of Education's web portal.
IMPACT: 23-0001347 Team Europe Initiative on Advancing Decent Work in Bangladesh IMPACT: 23-0001347 Team Europe Initiative on Advancing Decent Work in Bangladesh
Climate and Energy Response Facility (CERF) Ambition of CERF: The CERF aims to become the leading policy instrument for knowledge and capacity building projects supporting climate diplomacy. It is designed to be a ‘flexible facility with focus on mitigation’. Mission of CERF: The Climate <(>&<)> Energy Response Facility (CERF) supports countries with their climate and energy transition, raise climate mitigation ambitions and accelerate climate mitigation actions. Strategy of CERF: Support countries in raising mitigation ambitions and accelerate actions in a limited number high impact  (sector) niches where the Netherlands has an added value, creating coherence with the missions current focus in BH-OS priority through solving bottlenecks and accelerating opportunties. CERF outputs are policy advice, capacitation of stakeholders, knowledge services, connecting international (RVO) instruments and establishing (financial) partnerships.
ACC  ALGEMENE ODA ACT– ECC PROJECTS 2022 ACC  ALGEMENE ODA ACT– ECC PROJECTS 2022
IMPACT 23-0002588 : Economic autonomisation IDPs North Kivu IMPACT 23-0002588 : Creating economic opportunities for displaced women in North Kivu who risk to be faced with sexual violence
Core contribution to ILO 2022 Regular, voluntary core contribution of the Netherlands to the Programme Budget of ILO for 2022. Expenditures from this contribution can be decided upon by ILO within the approved Programme and Budget.
23-0002511_Exposure of Russian Propagandists: Accountability for International Crime of Incitement to Genocide 23-0002511_Exposure of Russian Propagandists: Accountability for International Crime of Incitement to Genocide
23-0002810_Projet de dialogue intra religieux et droits humains 23-0002810_Projet de dialogue intra religieux et droits humains
Wijksafari Tanger Wijksafari Tanger This artistic research project brings together Dutch and Moroccan actors and citizens in a specific neighbourhood in Tanger. During the project, the Dutch and Moroccan participants work together towards a final performance which showcases the artistic process that they have undergone during the research phase ahead of the performance.
Transitioning to sustainable urban water cycles in Bangladesh : Zie verder aanvraagnummer 4000006601 The project aims to improve urban water services (sanitation, faecal sludge, solid waste and drainage) for 1.8 million people in 12 Pourashavas (cities). This contributes to DGIS’ commitments on water management/WASH, and to the PSD agenda by enabling local private  sector entrepreneurs to become commercially active in this sector. It also facilitates coordination between public institutions (DPHE, LGED, Pourashavas), private sector and customers/inhabitants . Envisaged outcomes: - Strengthened capacities within the DPHE and LGED - Increased professionalism and financial viability of urban sanitation and solid waste services - Strengthened governance, regulation, enforcement, and monitoring capacity at local levels - Strengthened performance, integration and circularity of treatment, re- use and recycling works - More responsive strategic communication towards consumers aimed at water and waste behavior - Improved capacity and preparedness for city-level floods and drought
Building Resilience and Inclusive Growth of Highland Farming Systems for Rural Transformation BRIGHT
Women participation in peace building processes The project aims at the women capacity building for better negotiations, also crisis management issues.
SJO Algemene ODA-activiteiten ECC PROJECTS 2023 SJO Algemene ODA-activiteiten ECC PROJECTS 2023
Accountability, Civic Engagement<(>&<)>Rights : impact no. : 23-0000485 Support to the Accountability, Civic Engagement and Rights Programme in Uganda (2023-27) : impact nO. : 23-0000485
IMPACT: 23-0000924 Gender Based Violence Prevention Program IMPACT: 23-0000924 Strengthening community responses to human rights and gender in rural communities.
Enhancing community stabilisation in Central Sahel (Chad) - Strengthening support to communities in addressing root causes of instability through provision of alternative and innovative means of livelihood, and implementing community-based and community-led projects; - Training government and traditional authorities in human-rights based approaches to facilitate safe, orderly and secure migration; - Providing psychosocial and mental health support to communities in the region.
Project with Article19 on Press Freedom. Focused on online press freedom. Capacity building and support of journalists involved in Press Freedom in th MEX-MRF-2022-01 Article19 Press Freedom - this a follow-up to previous activity: 4000003635 - Activity is not confidential. Public bemo and all other activity related  will be published unmodified.
23-0002388_Renforcement de la résilience du secteur prive de sante au Burkina Faso 23-0002388_Renforcement de la résilience du secteur prive de sante au Burkina Faso
Consolidated LGBTIQ+ movement in Armenia LGBTIQ+ organisations in Armenia struggle to work collectively to create social and political change and to respond flexibly to challenging situations. The project “Consolidated LGBTIQ+ Movement in Armenia” focuses on: 1) Improving the organizational capacity of LGBTIQ+ CBOs and strengthening the movement. 2) Train Ombudsperson Institution staff on Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression (SOGIESC) and building bridges between the Ombudsperson Institution and LGBTIQ+ CBOs in Armenia and 3) gaining public support for the LGBTIQ+ community in Armenia through a pilot social media campaign.
IMPACT: 23-0001164 Co-creation process for the design of an Integrated Water Resources Management program IMPACT: 23-0001164 Proper water management is essential for the social and economic development of Mozambique, but it is at the same time one of the major national (and international) challenges, especially in view of climate change impacts and demographic and economic developments. As the Netherlands intends to continue its cooperation with Mozambique in IWRM, a new cooperation program for 2024-2027 is being prepared, which should create more synergy between the activities and to better harmonize the efforts of implementing partners (DNGRH, ARA-Centro and ARA-Norte). The IWRM program will consist of two phases: - The first phase (2023) is a co-creation process during which a Theory of Change will be developed and a full proposal for the program (current bemo). - In the second phase, the actual IWRM program will be implemented (2024-2027).
Strenghtening the bulk water supply, by drilling a groundwater well and set up an online monitoring system for water supply and distribution. RAM Improving bulk water supply
Orange Corners Bangladesh The Orange Corners Dhaka trains entrepreneurial skills to the youth and women to generate job and self-employment. The program focuses on students and businesses that create a social impact for Bangladesh. It is designed in a way so that the private sector can take over the project and make it a sustainable one.
Bijdrage aan UNICEF’s Global Humanitarian Thematic Fund (GHTF) 2021-2025 voor noodhulpinterventies ten behoeve van kinderen, hun families en hun gemee Vernieuwd arrangement voor een meerjarige en ongeoormerkte bijdrage aan het GHTF waarmee UNICEF activiteiten kan uitvoeren uit zijn Humanitarian Action for Children Appeals (HAC) voor 2022 en voor drie daarop volgende jaren. Het HAC voor 2022 verscheen in december 2021. Deze bijdrage is aangekondigd in de Kamerbrief Humanitaire Hulp en Diplomatie 2022 van 25 februari 2022. UNICEF verzocht in november 2021 om verlenging van het meerjarige arrangement dat onderdeel is van het Nederlandse noodhulpbeleid. Dat  arrangement liep eind 2021 af. Vanwege de wisseling van bewindspersonen vond besluitvorming over verlenging later plaats dan gepland, nl eind februari 2022.
22-0000135_Progr. Renforcement Environnement Protecteur (PROTECT) 22-0000135_Progr. Renforcement Environnement Protecteur (PROTECT)
23-0002502 UNICEF Libya 23-0002502 This activity contributes to the following objective: Children and adolescents, especially the most vulnerable including children on the move, will have their rights progressively fulfilled in an inclusive and protective environment and have increased resilience to shocks. This is done through the following outputs: 1. Improved access to essential child protection, WASH and nutrition services in DCs and strengthening authorities’ capacities to support children access their rights, 2. Strengthened community-based child protection activities and awareness raising to enhance social cohesion and build the protective environment, 3. Improved government financial and institutional capacity to plan, coordinate and manage child protection systems.
Enhancing legitimate stability and human security in Africa: continental, regional and national approaches. Within this project, which is Phase II of Consolidated project Institute for Security Studies for Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
The Ghana Netherlands WASH Programme Final Evaluation EKN Accra and RVO has launched a call for proposals for the final evaluation of the GNWP. The scope of the research encompasses fifteen projects. The GNWP initiative predominantly aims at the development of Ghana’s urban water, and sanitation (including solid waste) management sectors and hygiene capacity (primarily) in several of Ghana’s urban settlements. Of the project portfolio, four were executed as direct support to priority projects to the Government of Ghana (GoG) and eleven initiatives were/are implemented within the PPP facility of GWW.
voices of Nomadic Tribes in Rajasthan impact 23-0000745 Using community media to bring unheard and unexpressed voices of various Nomadic Tribes of Rajasthan to make them active and informed citizens.
A facility to provide guidance and training to mediators and parties in conflict to improve their negotiation skills. A demand driven multiyear facility designed to respond to requests for negotiation skill development and enhancement. This will improve peaceful and sustainable conflict mediation. The facility will also conduct research to keep the tool and the facility innovative and up to date.
230001918 School anti-Trafficking Education and Advocacy Project Nigeria The School anti-trafficking Education and Advocacy Project (STEAP) seeks to support the Government of Nigeria, specifically Edo, Delta, Ogun, Enugu and Benue States in the fight against human trafficking through increased awareness within the school community. The project will further ensure the reintegration of returned trafficking in persons (TiP) victims of school-age, into the school system, while providing specialized psychosocial support to victims below 16 years of age. Older victims will be referred to NAPTIP or other TiP organizations for specialized care.
220000114 Contribution to the Global Financing Facility 2023-2025 The Global Financing Facility (GFF) serves as a funding instrument for the UN's Global Strategy for Women's, Children's and Adolescents' Health (2016-2030) under the Every Woman, Every Child (EWEC) initiative. The trust fund aims to leverage more IDA- and IBRD- but also domestic resources and private funds for Reproductive Maternal Neonatal Child and Adolescent Health (hereafter RMNCHA). In addition, efficient use of resources at country level is being pursued. The initiative lies with national governments but GFF, as well as World Bank and the alliance partners provide strategic and technical advice. Through this financing, the Netherlands continues its contribution to the GFF Trustfund, to align with the GFF strategy which ends in 2025. The Dutch focus will continue to be on SRHR, inclusiveness, civil society involvement and gender equality. This BEMO is a continuation of the contribution documented in activity 4000001934.
Waterfilters for local communities in Kherson Region Ukraine Due to the destruction of the Kakhovka dam drinking water systems have been heavily damaged, destroyed or have become unusable. Not only the flooded areas are affected, but also all villages and cities who depended on the artificial lake for their water supply. Local communities are dependent on drinking water systems due to a lack of shallow drinking water sources. Because of the destruction of drinking water supplies there is  the serious risk of outbreak of diseases. One filter can provide one household of 5 people with 7000 liters of purified water. The filter sets will be assembled and distributed by local Ukrainian refugees, providing employment for IDP’s. in total 15.000 filters.
Small General ODA projects 2022 budgetholder Accra Small General ODA projects 2022 budgetholder Accra
23-0002185_Burkina Faso Human Rights Prevention Framework 23-0002185_Burkina Faso Human Rights Prevention Framework
IMPACT 23-0000744 Evaluation à mi-parcours du portfolio Sante droits sexuels et reproductifs de l' ambassade des Pays Bas au Burkina Faso IMPACT 23-0000744 this activity is a MTR of the SRHR portfolio in Burkina Faso. it aims according to the TOR 1. Réaliser des évaluations à mi-parcours de chaque projet de Portfolio ainsi que le portfolio dans sa globalité, à travers une analyse 6 critères définis par le CAD/OCDE ainsi que la complémentarité et synergie entre les différents projets. 2. Évaluer les principales leçons apprises et établir des recommandations pour un futur programmes de SDSR. De façon spécifique, il s’agira : - pour chaque projet de : ? Evaluer les résultats atteints par rapport aux objectifs du projet; ? Identifier les leçons apprises et bonnes pratiques; ? Identifier les goulots d’étranglement, contraintes liées à la mise en œuvre du programme ; ? Apprécier la pertinence du consortium -Evaluer le portfolio global du programme SDSR et formuler des recommandations et des propositions opérationnelles concrètes
IMPACT: 23-0002471 Consultation for Organisational Risk and Integrity Assessement (ORIA) For World Waternet IMPACT: 23-0002471 It is an activity which consists of an organizational evaluation to measure the capacity of the World Waternet to implement projects financed by the Dutch Embassy in Burkina Faso. The results will make it possible to make a decision to grant a financial subsidy to this structure.
NL Contribution to the Joint Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Fund: 2022-2025 Nederlandse bijdrage van EUR 20 miljoen (2022, 2023, 2024, en 2025 bijdrage afhankelijk van goedkeuring DMM jaarplan) aan het Joint SDG Fund ten behoeve van het behalen van de SDG’s. Naast het versnellen van een geïntegreerde aanpak van de SDG’s op landenniveau vormt dit fonds ook een belangrijk instrument voor de succesvolle uitvoering van hervorming van het VN-ontwikkelingssysteem.
All4All - Pour le droit à la différence et l'élimination de toutes les formes de discrimination en Tunisie A continuation of the first phase of this project, which helps to establish an independent observatory to gather data on acts of dis crimination in Tunisia, while also providing opportunities to local civil society for national and international advocacy to advance the right to difference and the elimination of all forms of discrimination in Tunisia, and an element to provide legal aid to those who are persecuted on the basis of discrimination.
Consortia collaboration Great Lakes : IMPACT No. : 23-0000346 (Action)research on key success factors for collaboration in consortia : IMPACT No. : 23-0000346
Tbilisi Pride for LGBTIQ Equality IMPACT NO. : 23-0000135 Tbilisi Pride: Community Building and Campaigning for LGBTIQ Equality IMPACT NO. : 23-0000135
Training course for popular legal prosecutors Strengthen the capacity of women human rights defenders, in particular the Popular Legal Prosecutors (PLPs), to face violence against women and exercise the defence of rights in a safe way, based on legal empowerment aimed at improving the exercise of citizenship and the subsequent access to justice.
SKO Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 SKO Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
MEX Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 MEX Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
Journalism that Builds Bridges between Peoples This proposal is premised on the belief that freedom of expression is an essential part of a properly functioning democracy and a free society and is consistent with The Hague Commitment to increase the Safety of Journalists (2020). Additionally, since the beginning of 2022, the Netherlands is the co-chair of the Media Freedom Coalition that advocates for media freedom, a more diverse, a pluriform media landscape, and for the safety of journalists and holding to account those who harm journalists for doing their job.
Digital Security Capacity Building for Journalists, Activists, and CSOs in Indonesia The activity aims to improve the situation with freedom of expression online in Indonesia, by capacitating most high risk groups to improve their capability to protect themselves in the digital platform.
220000115 Netherlands contribution to UNDP for Mine Action in Ukraine in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Governance, structural reforms, and capacity development are at the core of the mandate of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) within the United Nations (UN) system and at the core of its role within the mine action sector. UNDP will respond to the Government of Ukraine’s request for assistance to minimize the impact of explosive ordnance (EO) on affected populations in order to save lives and limbs, facilitate the provision of urgent humanitarian assistance, lay the foundation for recovery and resilience, and enhance socio-economic development in conflict affected areas. The project will be implemented simultaneously at the national and oblast level for integrated planning, coordination, and operational efficiencies across the five pillars of mine action, including survey and clearance, explosive ordnance risk education (EORE), victim assistance, advocacy, and stockpile destruction (when able).
Justice for victims of Russian war in Ukraine The project aims at strengthening international accountability for the most serious crimes in Ukraine. To ensure access to justice for victims of Russian war crimes, prisoners of war and reduce the impunity, the project will focus on provision of legal assistance and strategic litigation. Furthermore, UHHRU intends to develop and launch educational courses for Ukrainian military on Human Rights and international humanitarian law. Acting with the coalition T4P, UHHRU will increase the visibility of the issues, multiply the efforts and develop sustainable solutions.
Contribution to the UN Joint Programme: Technical Cooperation and Capacity-building for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights in the Philippine Pursuant to the UN Human Rights Council Resolution on the Philippines during its 45th session, this three-year UN Joint Programme for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights in the Philippines focuses on technical cooperation and capacity-building “with a view to improving further the situation of human rights in the Philippines, to provide support for the country in its continued fulfilment of its international human rights obligations and commitments.” The program will be overseen by the UN Resident Coordinator in the Philippines, and will work with different UN agencies, national g overnment counterparts, the Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines and civil society actors to provide cohesive approaches that address main human rights challenges brought against the Philippines. Main areas the UNJP will focus on include strengthening of domestic and accountability mechanisms, improving data gathering on police violations of human rights, civic space and CSO engagement, strengthening national mechanisms as monitored by OHCHR, and implementing human rights-based approaches to drug control and coun ter-terrorism.