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Strengthening the social contract through access to justice in Somaliland Project will focus on increased legitimacy of justice sector institutions, which will translate into an improved social contract, due to the enhanced capacity of the State to fulfil social expectations, ensure the protection of fundamental human rights and facilitate the peaceful resolution of disputes, ultimately leading to a more resilient population and sustainable peace.
ADD One Wash National Programme A contribution to the Consolidated Wash Account in Ethiopia wlll finance activities, carried out by the ministry of water, that are aimed to increase access to  safe water supply, sanitation and hygiene services and strengthen the capacity for water re­ sources management  for service delivery.
World Bank Digital Development Partnership / COVID-19 Emergency Response Emergency Response Work Program of the Digital Develop-ment Partnership (DDP) -- Securing the Digital Sector in Times of a Global Health Pandemic
Yemen UNOPS Operat Support SAFER Without urgent preventive and mitigating measures, one of the most severe environmental and humanitarian disasters will oc-cur. The main objective of the activity is to assess the status of FSO SAFER and revalidate the technical options for its maintenance and offloading of its content in a safe manner, and to undertake the light maintenance of FSO SAFER to mini-mize the risk of an eventual oil spill.
Strengthen political lobby and advocacy of civil society organizations in Honduras and El Salvador who defend human, and specifically women’s, rights Strengthening political L<(>&<)>A of human rights organizations in El Salvador and Honduras
Providing Emergency Reproductive Health Supplies for Women and Girls Affected by Crisis in Yemen Detailed description of the activity The ultimate goal of the proposed program is to reduce maternal and new-born mortality and morbidity in Yemen by improving access to and use of high quality RH commodities needed for providing RH services. Women, men and girls of reproductive age (15-49 years) who are internally displaced or recently returned from displacement, impacted by cholera or COVID related insecurity are getting special attention in this program. Outcome: Increased availability of quality Reproductive Health commodities at Service Delivery Points to support provision of lifesaving reproductive health services in Yemen especially for communities affected by the crisis. In order to make Reproductive Health supplies available at the point of service delivery, it needs accurate forecasting, procurement, in- country distribution and warehousing, a functioning Reproductive Health Information Management in Emergencies System and a functioning Reproductive Health Supply Chain Management System. Output: 1. Coordinated procurement and supply of RH commodities through enhanced partnership and collaboration that fosters an enabling environment for RHCS and family planning; 2. Strengthened national capacities to quantify forecast, distribute, and  track the delivery of RH commodities. Indicators and targets Outcome level: 80 % of hospitals providing at least 5 modern contraceptive methods 80 % of health centres and health units providing at least 3 modern contraceptive methods 60 % of EmONC facilities that have in stock selected tracer maternal and new-born lifesaving medicines* required for providing EmONC services 1.000.000 women who have utilized RH services annually in the supported health facilities disaggregated by type of service. Output level: I.1.1. Existence of functioning national RHCS Committees in Aden and Sana’a I.1.2. National RH Commodity Supply Plan in place and its implementation monitored and updated quarterly I.1.3. 752.000 Couple Years of Protection (CYPs) provided annually by contraceptives procured with funding from the program. I.1.4 Quantity by type of maternal and new-born lifesaving medicines procured with project funds according to Supply plan I.2.1. 155 health workers trained on LMIS with project support I.2.2.100 % of districts with at least 1 person trained on LMIS. I.2.3. # of HFs supplied with RH Commodities procured with support of the project. I.2.4. 60% of HFs that receive the quantity of products that they ordered during the past quarter I.2.5. 80 % of HF reporting through the RHMIS. Disaggregated by governorate
Civil Society Facility Phase II South Sudan The Civil Society Facility (CSF) phase II, is a continuation of the first phase of the CFS (1/1/2019 – 31/8/2021, act. 4000002977) and builds on its lessons learned and experience gained. It continues to combine civil society funds and capacity building activities to support South Sudanese civil society in contributing to improved popular voice and public accountability for national development and poverty reduction, with particular attention for women and youth participation. The CSF invests in strengthening the capacity of CSOs to build relationships with their constituencies; to improve their management, planning and implementation with a focus on cooperation. CSOs need to engage in constructive dialogues with the (local) government and other development partners (e.g. donors, parliament, private sector) over potential changes in policy, implementation, services or value thereof. This leads  to advocating and programming for the benefit of their constituencies and improved relationships with (local) government. Furthermore, this ensures that civil society can be considered for direct support from donors, which will serve the efficiency and effectiveness of program implementation.
Steunfaciliteit IGG t.b.v. thema Klimaat <(>&<)> Energie, Grondstof-fen en Polair beleid: Faciliteit ten behoeve van beleidsondersteuning door inhuur Totstandkoming van een nieuw raamcontract gericht op flexibele inzet van technische deskundigheid voor IGG en de beleidsthema’s die onder verantwoordelijkheid van IGG vallen. De budgetten worden verdeeld over de thematische clusters.
Projet d’appui au Développement de la finance rurale innovatrice au Burundi (PADFIR) Ce projet vise a relever le defi qui est ressenti par les IMFs burundais. Ceci se ferait par le renforcement  de l'offre et de la demande d'une facon simultanee des ser­ vices financiers en milieu rural en rassurant notamment le renforcement  de la clientele aux IMFs. Le projet PADFIR propose pour une periode de 5 ans (2020-2024)  tient compte des lecons apprises avec le Projet MAVC. Ainsi done, de par son expertise et de la le­;on apprise, ii y a lieu d'esperer que !'implementation du PADFIR pourra accroitre !'inclusion financiere des popula­ tions rurales economiquement actives au Burundi avec un focus sur les femmes et les jeunes afin d'ameliorer  leurs opportunites d'emploi, leurs conditions de vie et leurs re siliences face aux chocs economiques dont ils font face. Le projet travaillera aussi en etroite collaboration avec PADANE qui  aura en charge le developpement  des chaines de valeurs partiellement mis en ceuvre par ICCO a travers le projet MAVC. Pour cela, ii s'est fixe comme objectifs specifiques de : appuyer la mise a l'echelle de produits et services fi­nanciers adaptes aux besoins de la clientele rurale par les IMF en assurant la prise en compte des femmes et des jeunes; accompagner  le developpement  et !'experimentation de produits et services financiers ruraux innovants; faciliter la mise en relation des clients potentiels avec les IMF en milieu rural, en partenariat avec les pro­ jets et programmes intervenant  dans le secteur du developpement  rural, de l'appui aux systemes finan­ ciers informels et du renforcement des chaines de va­ leur agricoles. Sa strategie d'intervention va s'articuler  sur les points suivants  : - Construire sur les acquis et  les le<(><<)>;ons apprises du projet MAVC; - Integrer les activites du projet dans le cadre des plans d'affaires des IMF; - Creer des synergies avec les projets et programmes de developpement travaillant  en milieu rural, incluant ceux appuyes par la cooperation neerlandaise; - Creer des synergies avec les acteurs institutionnels ayant la mission de promouvoir !'inclusion financiere au Burundi, incluant !'association  professionnelle du secteur (RIM); - Encourager !'experimentation et la mise a l'echelle des innovations permettant de faciliter, d'accelerer et d'elargir l'acces aux services financiers pour les popu­ lations rurales, incluant la micro assurance, les ser­ vices financiers digitaux et les autres canaux de com­ mercialisation innovants.
New Decade for Cooperative Agribusiness Development Route 2030: Agriterra’s strategy <(>&<)> Farmer-Focused Transformation DDE–Agriterra strategic par Agriterra requests a subsidy for a period of 10 years. This request is based on its proposal “New Decade for Cooperative Agribusiness De-velopment Route 2030: Agriterra’s strategy <(>&<)> Farmer-Focused Trans-formation. DDE–Agriterra strategic partnership 2021–2030”. The pro-posal consists of two parts. Part one presents the overall strategy towards 2030. Part two describes Agriterra’s program proposal for the DDE-Agriterra partnership 2021-2030. Once this bemo is approved, DDE and Agriterra will elaborate the program proposal into a joint vision and an partnership agreement of cooperation.
Second Phase Dutch-Sino East Africa Bamboo Development Programme Second Phase Dutch-Sino East Africa Bamboo Development Programme
West Africa Food System Resilience Programme The activity aims to reduce the impact of climatic shocks on food security across West Africa and to increase the adaptive capacity of food system actors in targeted areas and value chains. The activity will focus on strengthening digital advisory services for regional agriculture and food crisis prevention and management; Securing the sustainability and adaptive capacity of the food system’s productive base; and developing regional value chains and integration of food trade corridors.
Youth@Heart Virtual Forum 2020 Virtual conference on the 2nd of November, aiming to: • Promote solutions in employment and education that work for youth • Strengthen meaningful youth participation in development practice • Build an international  movement that takes youth at heart
UNHCR Afghanistan Reintegration UNHCR Strengthening the sustainable reintegration of returnees and IDPs in priority areas of return and reintegration through a whole of community approach in Afghanistan
GRC Accountability for Mass Starvation: Testing the Limits of the Law – Phase II UNSC 2417 Implementation Mechanism Subsidie aan Global Rights Compliance (GRC) die samen met de World Peace Foundation (WPF) uitvoerders zijn van het pro-ject Accountability for Mass Starvation: Testing the Limits of the Law – Phase II UNSC 2417 Implementation Mechanism. De eerste fase van het project werd eveneens door Nederland gefinancierd (uit de middelen van de VNVR-taskforce)
European Institute for Peace - Conflict and Justice Reconciliation Proposal 2021 - 2024 The programme activities take place in several conflict-affected countries: Syria, Iraq, Yemen and Ethiopia. In addition, the programme includes a scoping component for opportunities not included in the core proposal, as well as cross-cutting contributions on thematic areas of expertise
Protecting LGBTI people in Kyrgyzstan from violence and discrimination Decreasing discrimination and violence against LGBTI people and increasing the level of social acceptance of the LGBTI community in Kyrgyzstan
Plantwise Plantwise is a programme, implemented by CABI, that aims to improve food security and livelihoods of small holder farmers in Burundi by reducing their crop losses and improving crop quality. Plantwise will improve the plant health system in order to provide farmers with improved access to advice and information on plant health.
voorheen act.nr. 4000005250 Transparency International Defense and Security Programme: Protecting human security by tackling the vicious cycle of corr The purpose of Transparency International’s Defence and Security (TI-DS) is to ensure that defence and security institutions are accountable to their publics and subject to civilian democratic control and oversight and that corruption risks are reduced. Together with national, regional and global partners, the objectives of this work are:  (1) To integrate anticorruption norms and practices into peacebuilding and, as relevant, development and human rights. (2) To strengthen civic space in security sector anticorruption and oversight. (3) To support the integration of gender-sensitivity at the nexus of conflict of defence and security sector corruption.
Implementation of a Trial of an Employment Injury Scheme (EIS) in Bangladesh The proposed project builds on the ground laid together with partners, such as German Technical Cooperation (GIZ), and working with the key actors in the industry, to move the establishment of an EIS forward. The project proposes developing and implementing a trial on an EIS to display its benefits to employers, workers, brands <(>&<)> buyers and the Government; and to in parallel work on the EIS system administrative mechanism and organizational agreement for establishment of a permanent EIS. The system, in particular the data management component, will be developed and in-sync with the broader social protection system advancement effort ongoing in Bangladesh.
MENA Feminist Power in Action for Women's Economic Rights (Fem PAWER) Funding for “Fem PAWER” under the subsidy framework Power of Women.
TRAIDE Ethiopia; global trade for local benefit The TRAIDE programme aims to increase sustainable trade, knowledge exchange on investments between Ethiopia and the Netherlands. TRAIDE implements a 5 year programme (2021-2025) in Ethiopia that will support sustainable trade and investment, and that promotes local and Dutch entrepreneurship. The three main objectives of TRAIDE Ethiopia are to: 1. Increase Dutch investments in and trade with Ethiopia; 2. Improve the enabling environment; 3. Ensure social and environmental responsible investments.
COVID-19: Contr to the Humanitarian Fund Covid-19: Contribution to the Yemen Humanitarian Fund for aggravated needs due to Covid-19 Analysis shows that Yemen is amongst the most vulnerable countries, has one of the largest UN appeals and a large funding gap to date.
COVID-19 related contribution to the subsidy account of the Poverty Reduction <(>&<)> Growth Trust (PRGT) of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) The PRGT is the IMF’s main instrument for providing concessional financial support to low-income countries (LICs). The PRGT framework entails three concessional facilities: the Extended Credit Facility (ECF), which provides medium-term support to LICs with protracted balance of payments problems; the Standby Credit Facility (SCF), which provides financing to LICs with short-term balance of payments needs; and the Rapid Credit Facility (RCF), which provides rapid low-access financing with limited conditionality for countries facing urgent balance of payments needs. Currently, interest rates are zero for all three facilities. PRGT lending is supported by a model that relies on both loan and subsidy resources. Loan resources are provided through bilateral loan agreements with members. These loans are  andsubsequently lent through to recipient countries via  on-lent by the by the PRGT on a pass-through basis to LICs. Loan resources are mobilized periodically depending on expected resource needs. Via the Netherlands Central Bank (DNB) and the Ministry of Finance, the Netherlands recently granted an additional loan of SDR 500 million (EUR 602 million)  Subsidy resources— which include balances in the PRGT’s subsidy accounts and Reserve Account as well as any investment earnings on these accounts—are used to cover the interest cost of PRGT loans, so that borrowers can benefit from concessional interest rates. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an unprecedented surge in demand for concessional support from the IMF. In this light, new loan resources worth of SDR 14.57 billion(EUR 17,54 billion) have been mobilized by augmentations of existing agreements with existing lenders and a new one (Australia). To make these loans concessional to LICs, the PRGT’s subsidy gap is estimated at around SDR 2–3 billion (EUR 2,41-3,61 billion) under current policies between 2020-2024 if the self-sustained lending envelope is adjusted to cover LICs’ evolving financing needs.
White Cube – restoration of agricultural lands White Cube – restoration of agricultural lands used for monoculture in the past, in order for sustainable cultivation again
Ouagadougou Fond d’appui programme Santé Reproduction et Droits Sexuelles 2021-2022 Modalité de financement des petites activités de support dans le cadre de l’opérationnalisation de MARS Sahel 2019-2022, thème préalable Santé et Droits Reproductives et Sexuelles (SDRS). Cela peut concerner le Financement de plusieurs activités telles que les études, les ateliers, les installations de mise en œuvre, les petites activités à effets multiplicateurs des projets/programmes, les missions d'échange, coaching, identification, suivi, ateliers, assistance technique temporaire, évaluations et audits spécifiques, Quality@Entry appui (Q@E), analyses organisationnelles (COCA, ORIA) et autres.
Enhance access to legal aid in Rwanda Improved access to legal aid, including for the most vulnerable and in rural areas, and enhanced coordination of legal aid service providers.
AMM Policy support for IGG Hub in MENA r 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.
RAB Capacitybuilding museumsector Moroc RAB Capacitybuilding project museumsector Morocco
BEL/BELDOCS Special 2020–I for Integrity In its thirteenth edition, International Documentary Film Festival Beldocs sets off for a deeper exploration into the value of pursuing the truth in the public interest. I for Integrity is a collaborative and impactful platform aimed at consolidating professional and wider audiences by the means of auteur filmmaking in the field between research-based, investigative journalism, activism and cinema. Through its activities, the project addresses the urgent problems arising from the existing societal context, including the limited reach of investigative journalism agenda, endangered state of local media, lack of media literacy and the need for young people to engage more in public-interest journalism and to nurture values of professional integrity. The core project activities that will take place during the Beldocs festival (3-10 September, 2020) will be based on the documentary program in the exciting intersection between filmmaking and investigative journalism, and will create a new, creative experience for presenting investigative journalism to the public. At the same time, audiences will explore various connections with filmmakers, journalists, activists and the real people behind the most riveting stories committed to film.
4-3644_DRA_Syrie_JR_Covid-19 Additional funding from revised BHOS budget for theprevention, response and mitigation of Corona.
4000002531-6004352 Land Governance Support Program enabling achievement of SDGs 4000002531-6004352 Demand-driven, support program that strengthens the development and implementation of multi-stakeholder interventions that directly contribute to structural results at scale in developing countries where Dutch embassies recognize that land governance issues hamper just, inclusive and sustainable development.
Tweede POBB COVID-19 steunpakket Suriname. De nieuwe Surinaamse regering heeft het land in deplorabele staat aangetroffen. De schade na tien jaar Bouterse is enorm. De staatsschuld is opgelopen naar ruim 2,5 miljard Euro en een gang naar het IMF onafwendbaar. Daar komt de COVID-19 pandemie bovenop, die Suriname nog steeds niet onder controle heeft. De huidige Surinaamse regering mist de financiële middelen voor de benodigde apparatuur en persoonlijke beschermingsmiddelen om de pandemie te kunnen bestrijden. Na een eerder steunpakket uit Nederland, verzocht de Surinaamse regering op 13 augustus schriftelijk om een tweede steunpakket. Tijdens het bezoek van de Surinaamse Minister van Buitenlandse Zaken, International Business en Internationale Samenwerking, Albert Ramdin, aan Nederland, heeft M een tweede COVID-19 steunpakket toegezegd van 3,5 miljoen Euro. Uit dat pakket dienen ook de transportkosten voldaan te worden
Project in Palestinian administered areas Project in Palestinian administered areas
Towards an Adolescent Girls Comprehensive Approach to Combat Child Marriage in Egypt The ultimate project goal or long-run development outcomes are that adolescents girls in Egypt fully enjoy their childhood free from the risk of child marriage, have access to social and health services, have knowledge around SRH and are able to develop to their full potential. Focusing investment directly on adolescent girls in defined geographic areas in Upper Egypt will collectively alter the perceived value of girls in communities, shifting the economic calculus underlying child marriage and early childbearing, and ultimately transforming sociocultural norms to align with girls’ rights in the programme’s geographic areas and eventually at the national level as well. The expected immediate project outcomes are: ? Outcome 1: Egypt uses robust data and evidence on child marriage and adolescent girls to inform programming and fosters an enabling environment and policy framework. (population Council’s interventions) ? Outcome 2: Adolescent girls, at risk of and/or affected by child marriage, are better able to express and exercise their choices r eversing the practice of child marriage or cope well within the married life. ? Outcome 3: Households and communities demonstrate positive attitudes and behaviours towards investing in and supporting adolescent girls. ? Outcome 4: Youth friendly services and access to information and resources for adolescent girls health related needs are enhanced.
Enhancing Women’s Roles in Integrating Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) into Peacebuilding in Bangsamomo Autonomous Region of Muslim Min UNDP is expanding the work, reach and impact of the Women Insider Mediator’s Rapid Action and Mobilization Platform (WIM-RAMP) and other community organizations to cover all five BARMM provinces, with a special focus on MHPSS interventions. The platform’s members have expressed strong interest in this work and requested assistance in building the relevant capabilities and designing appropriate interventions, especially with heightened concerns from extremist violence in the SPMS Box area in Maguindanao province and significant local displacement. UNDP will support expansion of capabilities of women to respond to these challenges, especially in implementing MHPSS interventions, and inclusion of RAMP’s resources and capabilities in early warning and response systems for community resilience. In addition, they seek to strengthen capabilities of the Bangsamoro Women’s Commission in advocating for inclusion of related policies within the BARMM government and to support local women’s groups in accompanying returnees displaced by violence and conflict in the region.
World Press Photo Exhibition and all related activities This implementation of the WPP exhibition consists of several interrelated activities. 1. The implementation of the physical exhibition in partnership with World Press Photo organization. 2. The implementation of all related activities that are not dealt with in the contract with WPP, such as logistics, PR, events, administrative work. 3. The hiring of a consultant in charge of all related activities as mentioned in bullet point 2.