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Financial top-up of the Access to Energy Fund The Access to Energy Fund (AEF) was jointly initiated by the Dutch government and FMO in 2007. AEF creates sustainable access to renewable energy in developing countries by providing risk bearing funding. Through the diversified renewable energy portfolio it has built up, AEF improves the availability and quality of renewable energy generation and distribution capacity. In doing so, the Fund contributes to the policy objective of the Dutch government to support 50 million people in developing countries to gain access to renewable energy between 2015 and 2030. The AEF can invest in all OECD DAC countries, with a minimum of 25% (but preferably over 50%) in the DGIS focus regions.
LUA Let’s Vote! This project aims to strengthen the protection, respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms in Angola, by creating awareness and active participation of citizens in the democratic processes, with a special emphasis on the participation of women, young people and people with disabilities during the first municipal (local) elections in Angola (scheduled for 2020).
Funding for “African Activists for Climate Justice” under subsidy framework Power of Voices Partnerships Funding for “African Activists for Climate Justice” under subsidy framework Power of Voices Partnerships
A strategic investment in the Rule of Law: Financing Proposal to support implementation Of IDLO’s Strategic Plan 2021-2024 submitted to the Government Multiannual support to the implementation of IDLO’s strategic plan 2021-2024 (see annex), that aims to promote people-centered justice and the rule of law to build more peaceful, inclusive and resilient societies. The Strategic Plan sets IDLO’s direction and priorities for the current four-year strategic cycle; defines IDLO’s contribution to global justice efforts; and identifies areas where IDLO needs to invest to deliver the targeted change.
Dismantling inequalities in land and education rights for women and girls in South Africa. The problem that the project seeks to address relates to the challenges confronting black, poor, marginalized women who are struggling to secure land, property rights and are excluded from land redistribution processes. Customary laws and practices negatively impact on women's access to land and con­tinue to discriminate against women particularly in rural areas. Education accessibility for girls is affected by the unequal di­ vide between public and private education due to  inequitable resource distribution to public schools and the legacy of apartheids structural impact on the quality of public education in lower income areas and rural communities. Learner drop-out rates are high which exacerbates poverty and inequality, vul­nerability to gender-based violence and economic explo itation of women and girls. The overall aim of the project is: 1) To advance women's security of tenure and other property rights, and 2) to reduce barriers in accessing education for learners from poor and low-income  communities, LGBTI and girl learners. Objectives: 1. Promoting equitable land distribution to vulnerable groups, particularly women 2. Promote equal rights and access to land for those especially women -  inside and outside land administered by traditional leadership 3. Reducing the  barriers faced by LGBTI and girl learners when accessing education, on the basis of multiple and intersecting factors specifically race, poverty violence, sexual orientation and socio-economic status. 4. Challenging laws and policies that block learner access to data, technology, and the internet in public schools, 72% of which had no internet access as of  2018. This project is linked to  previously  funded  programmes related to women's equal rights, gender based violence and sexual vio­ lence in schools.   The actions in the proposal address the  need for  inclusiveness of access to  education for girls, equitable edu­ cation in the public school system.  The focus will be on address­ ing  the  systemic  issues  such  as discriminatory  barriers in  law and legislation that contribute to inequity and discrimination on the basis of gender. The project  builds on the LRC's previous programmatic work aimed at reducing discriminatory systemic factors that contribute  to  women's poverty, including  violence against  and exclusion of women and girls in accessing  resources such as land, housing, and  education,  LGBTI rights and Internet and data rights.
Country Based Pooled Funds OCHA via UNDP: Humanitarian Funds Afghanistan Contribution to alleviateing humanitarian needs in Afghanistan The reason for providing humanitarian assistance through the humanitarian fund in Afghanistan 2021 was the huge humanitarian needs of USD 1,3 billion. In the period from January 2021 till December 2021 a total of 9,7 million persons were reached with humanitarian assistance. Services and means provided consisted of food security; water, sanitation and hygiene; health; emergency shelter; protection; nutrition and education.  De reden voor het verlenen van noodhulp via het humanitair fonds in Afghanistan 2021 waren de enorme humanitaire noden van 1,3 miljard US dollar. In de periode van januari tot december 2021 zijn in totaal 9,7 miljoen mensen bereikt met humanitaire hulp. De noodhulp bestond voornamelijk uit voedselzekerheid; water, sanitatie en hygiëne; gezondheidzorg; noodopvang; bescherming; voeding en onderwijs.
Humanity Inclusion (HI)_Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Programme 2020-2024 Survey, Clearance, Explosive Ordnance Risk Education, Victim Assistance and Capacity Building in Syria, Iraq and Laos
Strengthening Climate Resilience and Food Security through Livelihood Enhancement and Rural Innovation in Southern Egypt_Phase II In November 2019, WFP signed an agreement with EKN for the implementation of the ‘Strengthening Climate Resilience and Food Security through Livelihood Enhancement and Rural Innovation in Southern Egypt’ project. Through this project, WFP will provide support to s mallholder farmers in 60 villages in the Upper Egypt Governorates of Assiut, Sohag, Qena, Luxor, and Aswan. As a complement to this newly launched program, WFP is proposing to EKN a package of interventions (phase 2) that can further enhance the results and impacts of the program with a focus on environmental sustainability, employability for youth and women, increased productivity and better management of natural resources, using new technologies and modern digitalization tools. WFP intends to partner with the Dutch NGO Solidaridad and Nelen<(>&<)>Schuurmans for the implementation of this present proposal activities. This project is in line with the Egyptian government efforts to offer respectively short, medium and long-term solutions and mitigation actions in coherence with challenges identified by Egypt’s Sustainable Agriculture Development Strategy towards 2030 lead by the Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture (MALR). The project also corresponds with the embassy’s development cooperation priorities in water , food security and climate change sectors.
Election Monitoring / OSCE 2020 Netherlands Contribution to Election Monitoring / Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) 2020
End evaluations WPS'16-'20/FLOW2/LFS1 The evaluations should assess to what extent the strategies and objectives as formulated in the grant instruments have been achieved. Also good practices, lessons learnt and recommendations for the development of future gender policies and programming will be iden tified. These objectives will be achieved on the basis of a meta-evaluation of the programme evaluations that have been externally commissioned by the different programmes; interviews and complementing results by conducting case studies through (digital) missions.
Support women and vulnerable women affected by gender-based violence recovering and living independently during and after the Covid-19 pandemic. Promoting the role, leadership and connectivity of women experiencing gender-based violence in the context of COVID-19. Awareness raising and capacity building for local service providers to support the gender-based violence victims. Organizing social media campaigns to change the awareness and behavior of local people about gender stereotypes and gender-based violence
zie 4000005689 Faciliteit ten behoeve van beleidsondersteuning door inhuur van externe kennis en adviezen zie 4000005689 Totstandkoming van een nieuw raamcontract gericht op flexibele inzet van technische deskundigheid voor IGG en de bele idsthema’s die onder verantwoordelijkheid van IGG vallen. De budgetten worden verdeeld over de thematische clusters.
Small General ODA proj.2021.budgetho.DAR Small General ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Tanzania
Horticulture sector development programme in Nigeria European tender procedure for a horticulture programme in Nigeria that will encompass the following 4 elements: 1. Increasing productivity and income of a large number of smallholder farmers in Northern Nigeria 2. Piloting production systems innovation and regional diversification in South-West Nigeria 3. Increasing access to finance for SME companies that invest in solving value-chain bottlenecks at regional and national level 4. Enhancing sector coordination and business-tobusiness linkages
Support for Syria Justice and Accountability Centre Het project betreft een vervolg van een eerder partnerschap met SJAC (400001085). De doelstelling van SJAC is: “Meaningful justice for Syria that holds perpetrators accountable and addresses grievances, leading to lasting peace.” Via documentatie, data, analyse, advocacy en het betrekken van slachtoffers in transitional justice mechanismen beoogt SJAC deze doelstelling te behalen. Het werk van SJAC sluit aan op doelstellingen van Nederland op A2J/ transitional justice en accountability Syrië. Het voorstel beoogd de volgende activiteiten: 1. Documentation: SJAC is leading the development of efforts to document abuses perpetrated during the course of the conflict, ensuring that documentation is reliable and usable in criminal trials, that collection practices are in line with ‘do no harm’ principles, and that collected documentation accurately reflects the priorities and grievances of victims as well as the geographic scope of the conflict and the diversity of perpetrators and victims. 2. Data processing: SJAC securely preserves and analyze human rights documentation for use in transitional justice and peace-building, develops new technologies and methodologies to store and process data, and shares relevant data with justice mechanisms. 3. Analysis and Advocacy: SJAC provides analysis, both privately and via public reports, of human rights violations happening within Syria and how these violations can be appropriately addressed via transitional justice mechanisms. 4. Victims' Engagement: SJAC engages with Syrians to ensure they have the knowledge and resources to directly and meaningfully participate in justice processes.
#Sloboda Narodu  (Freedom to the People) The aim of this project is to strengthening democracy and human rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina through the promotion of freedom of speech and expression. This will be done through accomplishment of: 1. Citizens knowledge raised and awareness strengthened on the importance of respect of human rights and fundamental freedoms, as well as encourage citizens to exercise their rights. 2. Improved the knowledge of students of journalism by introducing them to their role models in journalism and learning about the topics they do not have the opportunity to learn during their studies (reporting on LGBT, human rights), as well as connect students and professors from universities in both BiH entities.
Engaging men and boys in partnership with women and girls in eradicating domestic violence and promoting gender equality in Jayapura district This project works with researchers, teachers, schools and government and non-government institutions in Papua to improve the implementation of national and local policies on gender equality, and to improve prevention and adjudication of gender based violence. As part of lessons learnt from pre-vious programs in the area, men and boys are included as specific target group.
Scoping Study Marine Genetic Resources Bangladesh A scoping study will define the foundations for an effective and efficient use of the marine resources of the Bangladesh part of the Bay of Bengal and define product development activities that will actually make use of these marine genetic resources
Small Human Rights ODA proj. 2021 Phili 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
Strengthening Care and Protection for Victims of Sexual violence and Sex Trafficking by Providing Quality Rehabilitation and enhancing coordination am The project aims at using Behavior Change Communication Techniques for building right perspective and attitudinal orientation, knowledge on processes of restoration and repatriation as well as minimum standards of quality institutional care. The Interventions will strengthen protection measures that are available for survivors in the state in a way that they are well cared and protected as well as provided with speedy repatriation and reintegration assistance.
Small General ODA projects 2021 Pakistan 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
Dutch Surge Support MHPSS / 2020 - 2023 Een bijdrage leveren aan beter gecoördineerde, effectievere en efficiëntere hulp inzet op het gebied van MHPSS bij rampen.
Restoring the right in the justice process based on the rule of law and the promotion of the right to freedom of expression The project will set out standards of law enforcement in compliance with the rule of law and to engender change/reform of the policy and law in compliance with international standards and to promote the exercise of the right to freedom of expression of the people.
Leaders of Peace Funding for “Leaders of Peace” under the subsidy framework Women, Peace and Security.
Enforcing Rights II: Strengthening Human Rights Protection and Monitoring in the Kurdistan Region Enforcing Rights II will increase the KRG and the Kurdistan Parliament’s responsiveness and accountability to human rights violations by improving the enforcement of laws promoting human rights in the KRI and increasing the efficacy of human rights monitoring systems. Building off Enforcing Rights I, which increased government human rights reporting and response mechanisms and coordination with civil society in these areas, Enforcing Rights II will strengthen enforcement of the KRI’s legislative framework governing the protection and monitoring of severe human rights violations and increase the capacity of stakeholders to report and document human rights violations in the KRI.
Promotion de l’Employabilité et de l’Insertion économique des Jeunes • Assurer  aux  jeunes  des 5 a 35 ans des formations professionnelles et technique de qualité,  adaptées  au marché du travail local • Mettre en place un mécanisme  de financement  adapté pour soutenir la création des petites et moyennes entreprises par les  jeunes ciblées • Mettre en place un service d’accompagnement  post formation pour aider les jeunes a pénétrer le marché de l’emploi ( auto emploi et emploi) • Booster l’employabilité des jeunes et la culture entrepreneuriale
The Netherlands’s 2021-2022 Global Impact Investing Net-work (GIIN) core funding, betreffende de periode van 1 ja-nuari 2021 tot en met 31 december 20 De GIIN is het leidende platform wereldwijd op het gebied van impact investeren, gericht op de groei van de sector als wel op de kwaliteit van de investeringen binnen de sector. Via de core funding bijdrage aan de GIIN ondersteunen wij de GIIN in haar algemene missie, de strategie en de activiteiten om die strategie uit te voeren. • impact investeerders samen te brengen (faciliterende rol), met name private maar tevens publieke en andersoortige investeerders, en te stimuleren (o.a. op het gebied van klimaat financiering) • kennis rond impact investeren bij stakeholders te vergroten en de uitwisseling van kennis onder andere via workshops en ervaringen/best practices te faciliteren, • een wetenschappelijke basis met standaarden en instrumenten voor de industrie te creëren en te ontwikkelen door middel van een ‘knowledge center with investor resources’. Hieronder valt onder andere de gestandaardiseerde impact meeting IRIS die de GIIN ontwikkelt en promoot, waarvoor nu plannen zijn het impact measurement en management (IMM) systeem groots uit te rollen en om de private sector te laten betalen voor gebruik, • in bredere zin, de effectiviteit van impact investeren te stimuleren en te vergroten door marktleiderschap te tonen. Dit door het ontwikkelen van sector brede standaarden en het waarborgen van de integriteit van impact investeren (dat ‘impact’ verder gaat dan ‘do no harm’ richting ‘do good’).
Design and implementation of water harvesting practices in  Azraq and North Jordan Valley Basins for enhanced resiliency [and adaptability] of Jordan’ Design and implementation of water harvesting practices in  Azraq and North Jordan Valley Basins. Activity is not confidential. getekende bemo heeft startdatum 01.01.2022 maar de geplande betaal datum is 2021 dan jaar 2021 bij aaanvraag aanhouden en ook bij budget jaar regel 2021
Contribution Syria Nigeria HFs Contribution to meet humanitarian needs in Yemen, Syria and Nigeria via the Humanitarian Funds.
Palestinian Women and Girls Lead and Engage on Women Peace and Security in oPt Funding for “Palestinian Women and Girls Lead and Engage on Women Peace and Security in oPt” under the subsidy frame-work Women, Peace and Security.
Women, teens and youth breaking gaps and Increase political and social incidence of local organizations and leaders of the Caribbean region of Nicaragua to change traditional norms and values that reinforce gender violence, discrimination and influence public policies to improve SRHR for women and girls.
Projet de développement de la pisciculture pour la sécurité alimentaire et la création d’emplois et d’opportunités d’entreprenariat jeunes et femmes a The main objective of this Project is to improve the food and nutritional security of the populations in the targets zones through the development of a sustainable and opportunity-driven fisheries sector especially for young people and wom-en.
Tweede Steunpakket COVID SUR (vanaf 2021 Tweede Steunpakket COVID Suriname (vanaf 2021) - Nieuwe aanvraag aangemaakt ivm conversie BPZ - DIE.
UN COVID-19 Response and Recovery Multi-Partner Trust Fund for the support of low- and middle income countries in overcoming the health and developmen The United Nations (UN) COVID-19 Response and Recovery Multi-Partner Trust Fund (COVID-19 RRTF or the Fund) is a UN interagency finance mechanism launched by the UN Secretary-General to support low- and middle- income programme countries in overcoming the health and development crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Fund’s assistance targets those most vulnerable to economic hardship and social disruption, including women and girls. The Fund is intended for 2 years and an amount of 2 bln. USD. The proposal addresses its first term of 9 months as the immediate crisis response, with a projected budget of 1 bln. USD.
Strengthening capacities of law enforcement agencies in GBV/DV Strengthening legal protection for victims of domestic violence and gender-based violence, by increasing the capacity of law enforce-ment agencies and providing free legal aid
COVID-19 Response - Trust Fund to support cash transfers programme in Mozambique contributing to food consumption and resilience of poor people The Government of Mozambique (GoM), through the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Action (MGCAS) presented a Social Protection Response Plan for COVID-19. The plan aims to mitigate the impact of the crisis on approximately 1.695.000 poor and vulnerable households. The lines of the response plan include: * an Immediate Economic Resilience Package to current beneficiaries of cash transfers providing additional payments equivalent of 3 months of benefits; * support operational costs of the foster care institutions to provide housing and support to orphans and other vulnerable population; * direct cash transfers to new beneficiaries to provide cash support to vulnerable families in urban and peri-urban areas during 6 months, with special focus on low income, own account informal workers; These direct support measures are accompanied by implementation measures that include Personal Protective Equipment, information and communications campaigns, and kits for people living in institutional care (orphanages). Due to budget restrictions, GoM has divided the plan in two phases. The total cost of the first phase is estimated at USD 76 mln, including operational costs, payment of service delivery, protective equipment and communication campaigns to deliver additional payments to the existing 571.000 mostly rural households and 280.000 new beneficiary households. The second phase is planned to cover an additional 700.000 new households in urban and peri-urban areas, at an estimated cost of USD 150 mln. The Mozambique’s Social Protection System Multi-Donor Trust Fund managed by the World Bank (act. 4000002244), created in 2018 and supported by the NL,  serves as an integrated platform for financial support and technical assistance to the Social Protection Sector. Through this MDTF, the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO-former DFID), Sweden and the Netherlands (with a frontload of EUR 2,5 mln committed to 2020) have already committed USD 25 mln to support GoM in their COVID-19 response plan (USD 22,5 mln to support the proposed Third Additional Financing (AF3) and USD 2,5 mln for technical assistance). The additional support of EUR 4,5 mln described in this appraisal complements finance of the first phase of the Social Protection Response Plan to COVID-19, covering both existing benefici aries and scaling up in areas already covered by the social protection project. It will allow cash transfers for 6 months for 130.000 vulnerable people in urban and peri-urban areas to support their food consumption and resilience.
Team Europe Initiative HAR Team Europe Initiative: Women Participation in Electoral Processes
KAM - Support Fund 2021 SHRH Several activities to enhance diplomacy of the Embassy such as during World Population Day <(>&<)> 16 days of gender activism, strengthen collaboration (including boot camp) of the strategic partnerships +bilateral SRHR activities, strengthen information exchange and knowledge management among NL funded SRHR/Gender equality activities.
Women’s center in Vahdat city of Tajikistan Protecting and empowering women at risk in Vahdat city Empowering women at risk to be financially self-sustainable and build capacity/involve local authorities and civil society activists to fight domestic violence and gender based violence in Vahdat, Tajikistan
Small Gen ODA proj 2021 budgeth Ghana Small General ODA projects 2022 budgetholder Ghana
Employm of Syrian ref at Comp in Turkey Betreft een tweede overbruggingsfinanciering voor het programma van United Work in Turkije.
COVID-19: Topping up under activity no. 4000001954 - UNICEF support to the reduction of human to human transmission of COVID-19 among vulnerable popul Top-up of the Dutch UNICEF program for Access to Water and Sanitation for All (application number 4000001954) to support the reduction of human to human transmission of COVID-19among vulnerable populations in program countries and in alignment with the UNICEF Country Response Plans for COVID-19.