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23-0001964_Sawasya III – Reinforcing equal access to justice for all Palestinians 23-0001964_Sawasya III – Reinforcing equal access to justice for all Palestinians
CAtalyzing Strengthened policy aCtion for heAlthy Diets and resiliencE / This programme is aimed at strengthening inclusive implementation of nutritio The programme aims to increase access to and consumption of healthy diets, and increase the resilience of households to economic and climate change-related shocks across 6 African countries, with a focus on women of reproductive age and children. Theories of Change are country-specific and aim to galvanize government, business and communities around 5 domains: 1) Policy change and accountability; 2) Re-engineering markets and mobilising private sector; 3) Transforming cultural norms and practices; 4) Taking a gender transformative approach; 5) Systematising data and learning for policy.
220000100 Preventing conflict, sustaining peace: a joint UNDP-DPPA programme on building national capacities for conflict prevention 220000100 Funding to the Joint Programme of the UNDP and UN-DPPA enabling them to adequately, rapidly, and demand driven respond to the need to implement peacebuilding and conflict prevention activities on a country-level. The integrated approach of the UNDP and UN-DPPA strengthens the coordination and coherence of political processes on the national level including development projects and dialogue at the local level.
IMPACT 23-0002356 : Media for Dialogue Phase III IMPACT 23-0002356 : Media for dialogue Phase III
Marchés ITIE-RDC secteur forestier IETI – RDC - Rapport de Cadrage secteur forestier / Reconciliation secteur forestier / Revue  des Etats financiers des entreprises p ubliques
Improve health education and adolescent wellbeing in 5 Burundian provinces Voorheen : 4000004708 Améliorer l’Education à la santé et au bien-être des adolescent(e)s et jeunes dans des écoles fondamentales et post fondamentales de cinq provinces ciblées
230000244 Algemene Vrijwillige Bijdrage (AVB) (core) bijdrage voor het United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) voor 2023-2025 Algemene Vrijwillige Bijdrage (AVB) (core) bijdrage voor het United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) voor 2023-2025
IMPACT 23-0002587 : Local capacities SGBV in Kinshasa IMPACT 23-0002587 : Strengthening local capacities of women platforms in Kinshasa to tackle SGBV
OUA Human Rights Fund ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 OUA Human Rights Fund ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
IMPACT 23-0000532 : Strengthening accountability for torture and related violations through enhanced investigative, judicial, penal and reparative mec IMPACT 23-0000532 : Strenghtening accountability for torture and related violations through enhanced investigative, judicial, penal and reparative mechanisms.
Enabling People to Engage in Democratic Governing Spaces Enabling People to Engage in Democratic Governing Spaces
230002001 Netherlands-CGIAR Partnership, phase 2 (2024-2030) This activity is aimed at further strengthening the link between NL knowledge partners and CGIAR, a global network that does research on food, land and water systems. NL is a major donor of CGIAR (activity 4000005270), and the NL-CGIAR partnership deepens the contentwise engagement. The work of CGIAR, supported through this activity, focuses on productivity and long-term sustainability of food, land and water systems in a context of climate change, especially in developing countries. This implies principal attention for climate adaptation, and significant attention for gender, climate mitigation, biodiversity and desertification (drought and land degradation). The activity consists of 1) funding for Senior Experts from NL institutions who will support CGIAR research, strategy and management, 2) a research call focused on the economics of water at the water-food nexus, 3) support to CGIAR on public-private partnerships for scaling innovations, and 4) publicizing research results.
Support to MACS programme implementation within the water sector – EKN Maputo Support to MACS programme implementation within the water sector – EKN Maputo
Program M Contribute to the prevention of situations of violence against women and gender-based violence in Brazil, especially in the states of Amapá, Pará and Rio de Janeiro, providing tools for women, girls and professionals through a methodological booklet (Program M), training of professionals from the Network for the Protection of Violence Against Women in the aforementioned territories, training of multiplication agents and monitoring of the application of the methodology.
230000590 Netherlands Advisory Board on impact investing (NAB) De NAB is in 2020 opgericht. Het is de Nederlandse 'adviesraad' als onderdeel van een wereldwijd netwerk van zo’n dertig andere NAB’s, in ontwikkelde en ontwikkelingslanden, onder de paraplu van de zogenaamde Global Steering Group (GSG). De GSG werd in 2015 opgericht als vervolg op de Social Impact Investment Taskforce (SII Taskforce) onder het leiderschap van het Verenigd Koninkrijk tijdens de G8. De NAB richt zich ten principale op het aanjagen en versterken van het ecosysteem voor impactinvesteringen. Het doel van de NAB is een substantiele groei van het aandeel impactinvesteringen in de portfolio's van Nederlandse partijen, waarvan de helft in ontwikkelingslanden. Leden van de NAB zijn o.a. FMO, Triple Jump, Cardano Development, TCX, InvestNL, Cordaid, Rabo Foundation, Triodos Investment Management en ASR. De ambitie van de NAB is om meer commerciële banken en pensioenfondsen deel te laten nemen.
KHA Medical care / supporting risk group KHA Medical care / supporting risk group
The Somali Nexus Skills and Jobs Consortium (Xirfad <(>&<)> Shaqo), led by Iftiin Foundation via the Consortium Management Unit and joined by Puntland Skills and Jobs Consortium
Impact 23-0002529 Improving Resilience and Economic Growth of Vulnerable segments of Afghan Refugees in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Impact 23-0002529 The proposed project will emphasizes on holistic approach targeting economic revival, creating livelihood opportunities, WASH improvement, gender equality and empowerment by creating social cohesion among host and Afghan refugee communities.
TUMA+ IMPACT Nr. : 23-0000125 TUMA+ (Tuhimizane kwa mabadiliko - Awareness for change) IMPACT Nr. : 23-0000125
Small General ODA projects 2022 budgetholder Hanoi Small General ODA projects 2022 budgetholder Hanoi
Proposal: Development and implementation of a basic (online) course on strengthening civil society The Basic Course Civil Society (SCS) facilitates the onboarding of MFA staff or staff members from civil society partners for the first time taking part in the implementation of the Policy Framework Strengthening Civil Society (2021-2025). The objective of the course is to bolster the 8 core elements of the SCS policy framework (civic space, lobby <(>&<)> advocacy, local ownership, gender equality and inclusion, strategic partnering, flexibility, reciprocal capacity development, innovation). Moreover, the course offers MFA staff and strategic partners the opportunity to exchange on concrete, action-oriented sub-topics in three e-learning modules (civil society <(>&<)> civic space, lobby and advocacy, ownership and representation) and successive interactive online sessions.
COT ALGEMENE ODA ACT – ECC PROJECTS 2022 COT ALGEMENE ODA ACT – ECC PROJECTS 2022
ADB Asia Pacific Water Resilience Trust Fund This activity will enable the ADB to help catalyse critical actions towards resilience and water security in Asia and the Pacific. It will accelerate adaptation actions, including increased uptake of technology and innovations towards resilience, in water nexus planning, policies, capacity development and investments leveraging the growing portfolio of ADB’s water sector and extensive support to water entities on the ground.
23-0001958_News of the Occupied South 23-0001958_Creation and distribution of radio programs about situation in occupied territories on the air of radio stations, as well as informative short videos in social networks.
Abortion access in Kinshasa and Tshopo : IMPACT No. : 23-0001229 Improving access to information about SRHR and comprehensive abortion care (CAC) services in Kinshasa and Tshopo : IMPACT No. : 23-0001229
IMPACT: 23-0001639 Third Party Monitoring (TPM) <(>&<)> Data Quality Assessments (DQA)  strategic partnerships under Strengthening Civil Society (SCS) IMPACT: 23-0001639 Third Party Monitoring (TPM) <(>&<)> Data Quality Assessments (DQA)  strategic partnerships under Strengthening Civil Society (SCS) policy framework.
Water Sector Regulatory Council licenses well performing (waste)water service providers and reviews their tariffs Regulation increases the overall per Regulating the Palestinian water sector Activity is not confidential . previous activity is 4000003271
IMPACT No.: 23-0001042 : Strengthened Feminist Movement IMPACT No.: 23-0001042 : A diverse and strengthened feminist movement leading initiatives to advance peacebuilding and women’s rights in Yemen
SRHR Solutions via Healthy Entrepreneurs This investment will transform community health workers into entrepreneurs, who will provide health services at the last mile. Healt hy Entrepreneurs (HE) is a social business engaging women as small business owners, selling essential medicines, health products and disseminating information. SRHR solution will support the public system and engage existing CHWs in a cost recoverable business that allows them to improve health in their community while generating income. This solution will continuously improve access to health and services through a community private sector.
Step Change: Accelerating Adaptation to Climate Change The overarching goal of Step Change is to accelerate equitable and inclusive locally-led adaptation, contributing to improved quality of life and resilience of the most climate-effected people. It pursues this goal by: (1) supporting the integration of gender and social inclusion in policies and practices, (2) strengthening the implementation of ecosystem-based adaptation, and (3) advancing access to climate finance.
Meilleure protection des femmes et enfants victimes de violences The proposed project activities contribute to a continuous and better shelter for and guidance of women and children in the two shelters. Also, the activities include a better and more widely spread use of the Plateforme RapidProtection in order to detect, prevent and support victims through a rapid access to protection services.
KSS Algemene ODA-activiteiten ECC PROJECTS 2023 KSS Algemene ODA-activiteiten ECC PROJECTS 2023
Kura Kibondo : Projet de prévention de la malnutrition et de l’amélioration de la sécurité alimentaire dans 4 provinces de l’ouest du Burundi Kura Kibondo II
230002310 Expanding Inclusive and Resilient Basic Social Services in PAK for Afghan refugees, children on the move, IDPs and Host Communities The project aims to increase access to and utilization of basic social services (education and learning, social protection, child protection and WASH) by refugees, forcibly displaced persons, children on the move, and host communities, including women and girls with a focus on KP and Balochistan provinces. Through 4 interlinked programming components, UNICEF will provide support to refugees and HC and will contribute towards the operationalisation of the Global Refugee Compact (GCR). The partnership will thereby strengthen the HD nexus approach in support of the government’s efforts for better integration and inclusion and is closely aligned with the SDGs. Supporting host communities and strengthening social cohesion are critical parts of the programme to ensure sustainability and acceptability. While this programme focuses on refugees and their HC, Pakistan’s climate vulnerability means that internal displacement remains a key issue across the country.
Impactnr. 220000129 - Migration Multi Party Trust Fund Contribution (UNDP/IOM) Impactnr. 220000129 - The Migration Multi-Partner Trust Fund (MPTF) was launched in 2019 on request of member states to support the implementation of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM). The MPTF is the only pooled funding instrument in the field of migration and is guided by five thematic area's: 1. Promoting fact-based and data-driven migration discourse, policy and planning 2. Protecting the human rights, safety and wellbeing of migrants, including through addressing drivers and mitigating situations of vulnerability in migration 3. Addressing irregular migration including through managing borders and combatting transnational crime 4. Facilitating regular migration, decent work and enhancing the positive development effects of human mobility 5. Improving the social inclusion and integration of migrants
230002022 UNHCR Strengthening Protection and Access to Basic Services for Vulnerable Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Tunisia Through this programm UNHCR aims to improve the protection and access to basic services of refugees and asylum seekers in Tunisia. Specifically, UNHCR will: - Ensure access to dignified and secure accommodation and basic services; - Strengthen multi-sector case management and legal care; - Consolidate the referral system to better meet the needs of beneficiaries; - Continue efforts to coordinate and harmonise practices with the players involved
Project in Palestinian administered areas Project in Palestinian administered are
IMPACT: 23-0002171 Improving the safety and use of social media for female politicians in Ghana IMPACT: 23-0002171 The proposed intervention is a one-year project aimed at strengthening the capacity of female politicians (in Ghana) in using digital tools to increase their visibility, disseminate their messages and interact with electorate; and staying safe online. It also seeks to increase public knowledge about online gender-based violence (OGBV) and their impact, while engaging relevant institutions in redressing OGBV cases. The project will, therefore, include a baseline study to map out the issues, training workshops for female politicians, sensitisation of the public against OGBV, and strengthening reporting and redress mechanisms.
Improving the position of women and girls in Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti region of Georgia Goal of project is to improve the position of women and girls in Samegrelo – Zemo Svaneti region of Georgia by combating violence against women trough early identification of violence, support to victims and integrated work with stakeholders. The project will: - identify experiences of domestic violence early and promote help-seeking behavior in victims of domestic violence in 30 communities of 9 municipalities of Samegrelo region; - provide support to 450 survivors and to prevent the escalation of domestic violence; - increase stakeholders’ access to information on reported cases and/against prevalence domestic violence in Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti region; - enhance response to DV by governmental institutions working on community level in Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti region.
220000087 Support stability in Iraq through the implementation of the Yazidi (female) survivors' Law in Iraq 220000087 The Government of Iraq (GoI) passed the Yazidi (Female) Survivors Law in 2021, a major step forward in addressing the legacy of ISIL violations against members of religious minorities in Iraq. The Law provides a comprehensive program of reparations for Yazidi, Christian, Shabak and Turkmens survivors of sexual violence and other ISIL crimes, incl. individual and collective measures. If implemented adequately and with participation of affected communities, the Law can significantly contribute to the stabilisation of Iraq. Despite significant allocation of the GoI, lack of technical knowledge compounded by the current political crisis, threaten to endanger effective implementation of the Law. This intervention aims to enhance the (technical) capacities of Iraqi CSOs and the GoI responsible for delivering reparation services to beneficiaries of the Survivors Law, as well improving the knowledge and awareness of vulnerable survivors of ISIL.
Programme Support Fund GL 2023 - 2026 IMPACT No. : 23-0000372 Programme Support Fund GL 2023 - 2026 IMPACT No. : 23-0000372
SRHR Plaidoyer. Adresser les besoins en plaidoyer SRHR via 4 angles stratégiques Voorheen : 4000004708 SRHR Plaidoyer. Adresser les besoins en plaidoyer SRHR via 4 angles stratégiques : • Angle 1 : Politiques/ policies • Angle 2 : Société, environnement • Angle 3 : Services/ offre de service • Angle 4 : transversal/ général/ renforcement des capacités des OSC En anglais “Evidence, Engagement <(>&<)> Exchange: Multistakeholder Engagement for Family Planning in Burundi”
United on the road to justice: documentation of serious international crimes during the Russian armed aggression in Ukraine Ensuring effective work and coordination of efforts of member organizations of the Ukraine. 5AM Coalition regarding the documentation of war crimes and crimes against humanity, the dissemination of information about the most serious crimes committed during the Russian armed aggression, the development and advocacy of an effective mechanism of justice in conditions of war.  the field of documenting war crimes and crimes against humanity. The project is aimed at strengthening the Coalition’s capacity in the spheres: - documenting war crimes and crimes against humanity to ensure the inevitability of punishing criminals, - preserving evidence of war crimes and crimes against humanity in accordance with international standards, - informing the general public about the most serious international crimes in Ukraine, - developing expert proposals on the architecture of justice and approaches to helping victims
Core contribution to UN Women 2022 Reguliere, ongeoormerkte Nederlandse bijdrage (core) ten behoeve van de uitvoer van het 2022-2025 Strategisch Plan van UN Women. Dit is een Algemeen Vrijwillige Bijdrage (AVB) en kan dus naar eigen inzicht (ongeoormerkt) door UN Women binnen het budget besteed worden.
HAR Human Rights Fund ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 HAR Human Rights Fund ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
23-0000031_Skills, Employment, and Empowerment for the Development of Youth in South Sudan (SEED4Youth) 23-0000031_South Sudan is endowed with vast natural resources and economic potential that has not translated into improved standards of living. This is primarily due to ongoing conflicts which have roots in political contestation for power and are fueled by poverty, high unemployment and the absence of economic opportunities for the predominantly youthful population. SEED4Youth aims to facilitate the transformation of local economies and upliftment in the well-being of vulnerable youth and women in eight target states through  improvement in food security and income of 51,000 direct beneficiaries <(>&<)> 3,000 MMSEs that will be established. It intends to socially and economically empower youth and women through the matching of industry needs and available skills, job creation, and enhancement of trade and business opportunities.
Legal empowerment of women and LGBT+ people in Kazakhstan Paralegal support to women and LGBTI in six regions of Kazakhstan
LIM Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 LIM Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
Capacity building for LGBTI activists in Kazakhstan Building capacity of LGBTI activists from different regions of Kazakhstan
Youth@SAIIA 2022-2024 Youth Participation in Action Youth Participation in Action
220000111 Contribution to the Pandemic Fund 2022 Investments in international pandemic preparedness, including by strengthening health systems, are crucial for global public health, including the health of people in The Netherlands. The World Bank-based 'Pandemic Fund (PF) - for a resilient world', has been developed to provide a dedicated stream of additional, long term funding for critical pandemic prevention, preparedness and response (PPR) functions in low- and middle-income countries and addresses critical gaps through health security investments (eg global surveillance, provision of emergency countermeasures)  and technical support, incl. research at the national, regional, and global levels. The Netherlands invests in the initiative with both ODA and non-ODA funds. The PF brings  dedicated resources for PPR, incentivize countries to increase investments in PPR and enhance coordination among part ners.Investments in international pandemic preparedness, including by strengthening health systems, are crucial for global public health, including the health of people in The Netherlands. The World Bank-based 'Pandemic Fund (PF) - for a resilient world', has been developed to provide a dedicated stream of additional, long term funding for critical pandemic prevention, preparedness and response (PPR) functions in low- and middle-income countries and addresses critical gaps through health security investments (eg global surveillance, provision of emergency countermeasures)  and technical support, incl. research at the national, regional, and global levels. The Netherlands invests in the initiative with both ODA and non-ODA funds. The PF brings  dedicated resources for PPR, incentivize countries to increase investments in PPR and enhance coordination among partners.
23-0001476_Enhancing Business Performance of Micro-Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (MSMEs) in Post-Conflict Areas in Ethiopia 23-0001476_This Multi-Donor Action “Support for the Recovery of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Post-Conflict Areas in Ethiopia” is jointly co-financed by the European Union, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), and the Ministry for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation of the Netherlands. Outcome 2 (henceforth in this document referred to as “the (Joint) Action” on the proposal) is implemented by the GIZ GmbH. It is scheduled from 01.10.2023 to 30.09.2027 (48 months) with a total budget of 7,000 ,000 (EU contribution EUR 1,000,000, BMZ contribution EUR 3,000,000, the EKN contribution EUR 3,000,000). The Overall Objective of the Action is: To restore the local economy and build the resilience of MSMEs that are affected by the crises in Ethiopia, with a focus on the North of the Country. The Specific Objective (Outcome) 2 of the Action is: The business performance of MSME is improved.
IMPACT: 23-0001778 BBC - The Algerian Public-Interest Mobile Journalism Project IMPACT: 23-0001778 Centralized control in Algeria's media landscape has led to biased and often misinformed reporting on pivotal issues like climate change. Despite Algeria's acute vulnerability to environmental challenges, the media's potential for positive influence remains largely untapped. And an active civil society presents an opportunity for media-driven change. This project aims to enhance freedom of expression in Algeria through capacity building and fostering collaboration between state media, social media influencer, and local CSOs to address relevant socio-economic issues, with an emphasis on the climate crisis.
Area-Based Approach to Development Emergency Initiatives (ABADEI) contribution through the Special Trust Fund for Afghanistan (UN-STFA) The objective of ABADEI in Afghanistan is to implement an immediate decentralized avenue to integrated local socioeconomic recovery and community resilience-building. The programme, which is a joint UN programme with UNDP at the center, is envisaged to preserve and support community-level coping capacities in a context of acute needs, serving as a bridge between short-term humanitarian life-saving assistance, the safeguarding of livelihoods and strengthening of community resilience thereby serving as a bridge to medium-term development recovery.
Building Capacity on human rights CSOs Yemen: building capacity on human rights monitoring and reporting for civil society and the national commission of inquiry
Capacitybuilding Project Museumsector Morocco Capacitybuilding Project Museumsector Morocco
Support to MACS program implementation within the FNS and PSD sectors BOF for MAP FNS and PSD