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SJO-ODA-2017 UMBRELLA Fund for General ODA Activities (Budget place 1973S00)  to contribute to poverty alleviation by addressing local issues directly and in a flexible manner; to support internal policy formulation, decision-making, monitoring and/or evaluation. * AOA activities contribute to realizing the main policy priorities of the Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation and fall within the ODA definition. Criteria * Activities requested by embassies take place in non-partner countries which fall within the World Bank definition of lower middle income or low-income economies (see below). * Activities may only cause a minimal administrative burden. * Activities have a maximum duration of one year. * Budget allocation is maximized at €25.000 per country and €125.000 per embassy (in case of multiple eligible countries per embassy).
Building Capacity Girls Empowering girls & young women through development of leadership skills and mentoring
Kleine activiteiten 2016 2017 kleine activiteiten ondersteuning beleid maatschappelijk middenveld 2016 2017
RAM - VREDE VAN ONDEROP/ PEACE BOTTOM-UP RAM - VREDE VAN ONDEROP / PEACE BOTTOM-UP
Algeria Enhancing Youth Civic Engagement This program focuses on enhancing youth civic engagement in local and national level political processes in Algeria. Through strengthening youth' capacity for effective civic participation, graduates of this program would be better equipped to augment youth inclusion in the Algerian political system
Combat Trafficking in Persons Egypt Contribute to combating trafficking in persons in Egypt in line with the National Strategy 2016-2021 through capacity building of relevant national agencies. For this purpose, IOM will strengthen the evidence-base on trafficking in persons in Egypt through research and data analysis, develop an interactive training curriculum for judges and prosecutors and support the development of a nationwide awareness campaign on the risks of trafficking in persons.
KAI  POVERTY AND SOCIAL PROTECTION The proposed project aims to contribute to the Egyptian government’s efforts towards achieving universal social protection coverage by providing the necessary tools such as an assessment of the social protection system with analysis of coverage gaps and policy re commendations to be developed by ILO.
PROTECT North Africa / AVRR Regionaal Bescherming en ondersteuning van kwetsbare en gestrande migranten in en rondreizend door Noord-Afrika, waaronder steun bij vrijwillige terugkeer en herintegratie vanuit Algerije, Tunesië en Egypte naar landen van herkomst
Contribution Global Fund 2017-2019 Financial contribution to Global Fund 2017-2019
Resultatenrapportage OS - VOXX Resulatenrapportage Ontwikkelingssamenwerking - VOXX
Ondersteuning Bevord.beleid OS Financiering kleine act. ter ondersteuning beleid BIS ogv OS
Global Water Security and Sanitation Partnership (GWSP) WGP Strategic Partnership Framework for Donor Collaboration
DSO uitgaven Taskforce 2016 Kleine activiteiten ter ondersteuning van het beleid op het gebied van gelijke kansen en rechten van vrouwen
TBL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TBL SUPPORTING ELIMINATION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND GENDER BASED VIOLENCE IN GEORGIA
PMNCH for EWEC 2017 – 2020 Contribution to the PMNCH for implementation of its strategy and annual workplans, including a cover for the 2017 funding gap
BOG-MRF-2017-09 Anne Frank Todays Histor BOG-MRF-2017-09 Anne Frank Stichting Anna Frank – A History for Today - Proposals for the activities of the Anna Frank House in Colombia for 2017/2018
Next Step Towards Youth Devp. Taking the Next Step Towards Positive Youth Development
Judiciary Access to Justice This activity seeks to root reforms in the Judiciary with the goal of enhancing access to justice in particular for the most vulnerable and marginalized groups. This will be achieved by strengthening the capacity of the Judiciary to deliver justice in a fair, timely and efficient manner through:- • Provision of technical assistance and capacity building including on ADR and gender justice, • Entrenching use of ICT as an enabler of justice – digitization and use of e-diaries, • Reforming and streamlining laws, policies and procedures that impact the operation of the Judiciary thereby creating technical barriers to justice, • Developing and operationalizing key policies and administrative procedures that facilitate enhanced access to justice, • Strengthening coordination mechanisms of the justice chain through the NCAJ and CuCs, with a special focus on the technical committee on SGBV. It builds upon previous Embassy support to Judiciary Transformation, which was implemented through UNDP (2013 to 2016).
IOM Global Compact on Migration Ongeoormerkte steun voor IOM-activiteiten  ten behoove van het Global Compact. Hierbij zal de bijdrage dus ook ten goede komen aan de ondersteuning van IOM binnen het VN-system.
TBL SUPPORT LGBT COMMUNITY TBL SUPPORT LGBT COMMUNITY FOR AN EHNANCED ACCESS TO JUSTICE
Prevention, punishment and reparation of The overall objective is to further the global fight against tor-ture through measures of prevention, punishment and repara-tion carried out by providers of services of rehabilitation to torture victims.
Integrated registration system Uganda New data collection <(>&<)> integrated registration systems in Uganda.
PPB ODA 2017 HUMAN RIGTHS KHA - Enhancing women inclusion through training on human rights and peace building in South Kordofan State, Sudan
AST UNIVERSITY BUDGETS AST ENHANCING TRANSPARENCY OF UNIVERSITY BUDGETS IN KYRGYZSTAN
IFOAM Organic Markets for Development Ontwikkeling van de biologische landbouw in Burkina Faso, Ghana, Sao Tome <(>&<)> Principe en Togo.
Mind the Gap Mind the Gap: Countering corporate strategies for creating, maintaining and exploiting human rights governance gaps and strengthening strategies for effective access to remedy
ASEAN Regional Forum Workshop The EU and ASEAN are both committed to improving their response to trafficking in persons and working towards the eventual eradication of the practice. This project will seek to contribute to improving regional coordination and the protection of victims and underline the shared responsibility and a common goal to prevent and combat trafficking in persons in a comprehensive manner.
PROTECT North Africa / AVRR Regionaal Bescherming en ondersteuning van kwetsbare en gestrande migranten in en doorreizend door Noord-Afrika, waaronder steun bij vrijwillige terugkeer en herintegratie vanuit Algerije, Tunesië en Egypte naar landen van herkomst.
SJO AF 2016 05 GUA NEW PLAYERS GUA AF 2016 NEW PLAYERS STRENGTHENING YOUTH CIVIL SOCIETY   INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY NIMD
Women Deliver Conf. 2016 2017 Women Deliver Conferentie 2016   2017   Increase political support, action and funding to secure health, rights and wellbeing of wom en and young people, with particular focus on SRHR
Strengtening local water operators via water operator partnerships and improving their enabling environment in a Public Private Partnership between al All ten Dutch drinking water companies and their partners (water operators) in developing countries have established a new public private partnership with DGIS. The objective of the partnership is to combine capacity, knowledge, networks and financial means to ensure sustainable access to water for 1 million, mainly urban and poor people. Improving the technical, operational and financial capacity of local water utilities via water operator partnerships (WOPs) is at the heart of the programme. This will be done through peer to peer knowledge exchange and strategic investments. Complementary efforts aim to contribute to improving the enabling policy and regulatory framework for sustainable service delivery. The programmatic approach to this initiative will be utilised to ensure knowledge development and exchange and to facilitate access to additional finance. The implementation of the programme will be gender transformative and will take into consideration the effects of climate change. This programme represents a first of three phases. It is the intention to continue this partnership for the entire SDG period, up to 2030, which will ensure sustainable access to water to 10 million people in total.
S&T Flexible Fund FWF Evidence based lobby & advocacy to support human rights protection for Syrian refugee garment workers
Dutch Water Authorities Internationale samenwerking door Nederlandse waterschappen, uitgevoerd in Indonesie
DRA - Yemen Joint Response3 (YJ3) Most vulnerable persons affected by the ongoing conflict in Yemen: 198.850 beneficiaries without double counting
Eval. SRHR Subs.Pol.Frameworks Synthesis Evaluation of SRHR Subsidy Policy Frameworks 2011 2015
HAV-MRF-2017-02: UNFPA-CENESEX  Sexual Education, Sexual Health and Human Rights (Phase 2) 2017-2020 This is the 2nd phase of a project implemented be HAV-MRF-2017-02: UNFPA-CENESEX  Sexual Education, Sexual Health and Human Rights (Phase 2) 2017-2020
SAA   IMPROVED WATER CONFLICT SAA   IMPROVED WATER FOR CONFLICT AFFECTED PEOPLE IN SANA'A WATER BASIN
BKR ELECTIONS OBSERVATION BKR INTERNATIONAL ELECTIONS OBSERVATION MISSION 2016 MOLDOVA
SRHR IN YEMEN'S CONFLICT Marie Stopes International Yemen (MSIY) is the largest non-governmental provider of high quality sexual and reproductive healthcare (SRH) in Yemen. MSIY works across the country to enable women to access comprehensive contraceptive and reproductive health services, including contraception, post abortion care (PAC), maternal and child health care, STI diagnosis and treatment, and HIV/AIDS prevention. The current proposal was for a period of three years, continuing to build on EKN’s generous funding since 2009 to strengthen public and private sector SRH service delivery, mitigate the impact of crisis and emergency on the health system and protect long-term health system sustainability in Yemen. MSIY’s multi-channel strategy is responsive to the current landscape in Yemen. They have different service delivery channels, through which they respond flexibly to the various and rapidly changing needs of the population, including the shifting client volumes caused by high levels of displacement.
Youth and Women Agribusiness Entrepreneu SPARK will strengthen business development services in selected project areas in order to support youth and women to start and grow agribusiness. This will be accomplished by providing entrepreneurial education and business incubation activities as well as access to finance and markets as needed by the beneficiaries.
UNICEF Social Protection Expansion and Scale Up of HIV Sensitive Social Protection in Eastern and Southern Africa   Phase II
Adviescie.1% flex.mid. S&T Adviescie. voorstellen % flex.mid. Samenspraak & Tegenspraak
SKO Women in Politics Supporting Skills Development for Women Candidates for Mayoral Office
ARC_AFGHANISTAN NRC Reducing root causes of conflict, instability, and irregular migration through sustainable livelihoods, improved governance, and fun ctioning rule of law in Afghanistan
Funding for Stabilization Iraq Het Funding Facility for Stabilisation wordt ingezet voor stabilisatiewerkzaamheden in de op ISIS heroverde gebieden, met de volgend e activiteiten:
Prince Claus Fund Next Generation Programme 2017-2020 The goal of the Next Generation Programme is to nurture a new generation of women and men (now aged 15-24) world-wide that is more confident about themselves, more unprejudiced and more open towards the other so that they can build and be part of resilient, peaceful and inclusive societies. Within this overall goal of inclusiveness, the programme will focus on two components: gender and countering violent extremism. The programme will do this by providing safe spaces to young women and men, by providing possibilities to experience and exchange alternative narratives and by facilitating opportunities for exchange between local artists, organisations and other people involved and the Netherlands.
BAK PREVENT ABORTIONS BAK PREVENTING SEX SELECTIVE ABORTIONS: MEN ARE HERE TOO FOR GENDER EQUALITY
Hum bijdrage aan SHO-actie hongersnood Humanitaire bijdrage aan de SHO-actie hongersnood Jemen, Zuid-Soedan, Somalie en Noordoost-Nigeria
Water Operator Partnership Dhaka PhaseII The continuation of the partnership between the DWASA and VEI DWASA will result in improved water services delivery to the public in Dhaka including low income community (L:IC) area. This is reached by strengthened operational management of the water supply network at decentralized level, the reduction of non-revenue water (NRW), installation and use of system control equipment as well as a specific component for a Low Income Community. During the project period 284.000 households in the intervention areas of the project will benefit as well as 35.000 persons in LIC areas. Due to the effect of the project on overall management of DWASA the long term impact is potentially far more substantial and can affect the entire operation of DWASA in the field of water supply.
AST-AF budget 2017 (small) Provisional allocation Accountability Fund 2017 (initiatives <(><<)> € 25K).
SAR-Youth countering violent extremism The overall objective of this project is to enhance youth participation in activities aimed at preventing violent extremism by prioritizing meaningful engagement mechanisms at the local and national level, as stipulated in UN resolutions 2178 and 2250.
ASTHA In order to address GBV and to create an enabling environment, where there is no gender based discrimination and no tolerance of GBV, a number of key issues need to be addressed, like: limitations in institutional and individual capacities; lack of coordination among stakeholders; and low levels of knowledge and awareness about GBV. The proposed project, ASTHA, aims to fill these gaps by contributing to two outcomes:  increased access to multi-sectoral response services for survivors of GBV; and increased positive attitudes among community members about harmful gender norms and behaviors that perpetuate violence.
PSF RWANDA BILATERAL 2017-2019 PROGRAMME SUPPORT FUND TO SMALL ACTIVITIES CONTRIBUTING TO BILATERAL  DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION PROGRAMME OF THE NL EMBASSY IN RWANDA 2017-2019
TBI-Needs and Countering Extremism The Pankisi Gorge has obtained an international reputation for members of its population to travel to Syria or Iraq as foreign fighters. To this day there are still reports coming in that IS fighters from Georgia, from both the Pankisi Gorge region or Adjaran Eco-Migrant community, have died abroad. To reduce the amount of foreign fighters produced in these regions, the donor community has set up projects in the Pankisi and Adjaran communities to improve the living situation. However, many of these projects are based on assumption of what these communities might need, rather than on research done for and about these communities. And these projects focus on improving the situation by improving the output rather than dealing with the problems at their stem. The goal of this project is to reveal the factors leading to radicalization. This will be done by comparing the Pankisi Gorge and the Adjaran Eco-Migrant communities to two other regions that are also Muslim but do not produce foreign fighters. The comparative study will also reveal areas where there is still room for donor activities in the future. This project will be conducted by a highly professional research center, with experience in doing research in Georgia and both the Adjaran and Pankisian communities. The research will be conducted based on a specially developed methodology that reveals the factors that can lead to radicalization and can be used to counter violent extremism. The results will be used to promote the implementation of more effective, evidence-based policies and programs to counter radicalization in Georgia, and to encourage more useful government-provided social services that target issues still left unaddressed. The end users will be the local NGOs in Tbilisi and across Georgia, the government of Georgia and the donors whom can then target the most pressing needs of the communities and counter violent extremism. The ultimate beneficiaries of the project will be the residents of the Pankisi Gorge and the Adjaran eco-migrant communities who will benefit from the problem targeted aid. This study will fill this gap by carrying out comparative research in two community types that have lost members – Adjaran eco-migrant communities and the Pankisi Gorge – to two communities that are very similar, but have not  lost members to conflict – other Adjaran ecomigrant communities and the Daghestani villages on the border with the Russian Federation. As the needs of the communities are being revealed during this study, the CRRC would like to cooperate with an NGO to address a key point issue uncovered by this study. We may consider funding this project in the future from the Accountability Fund.
Fostering active youth The programme engages in the provision of vocational educa tion and training, life skills education, including attention for Sexual and Reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for young Syrian refugees and poor Lebanese youth.
Global Acute Malnutrition Privde life saving interventions for under five children in four gorvernates with GAM rate of over 13% and stunting rate of over 35%
Protection of Women's Rights Increasing Effectiveness of Laws, Policies and State Institutions to protect Women's Rights
FLOW 2016 2020 Monitoring en E Diensten van derden en conferenties t.b.v. monitoring en evaluatie FLOW programma's
Promoting Rights of Minorities To promote implementation of Sri Lanka's official languages policy
DCR_Conflict Monitor_CRG Analyseren en rapporteren over de voornaamste conflicten die momenteel de (regionale) vrede in de DRC bedreigen, met de focus op de Kasai en Kivu provincies.
Fac for Migrant Prot & Reint Africa Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration management through the development and implementation of rights-based, d evelopment-based and dignified return and sustainable reintegration policies. - Assisted Voluntary Return under this project will only take place from the Northern African countries. - Reintegration activities will be open to North African nationals returning to their country of origin (i.e. returning to Algeria, Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia).
ADD - MULTI DONOR INITIATIVE FOR PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT IN ETHIOPIA ADD   MULTI DONOR INITIATIVE FOR PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT IN ETHIOPIA
NIMD 1 procent flexibele middelen NIMD 1 percent flexible fund: Roasting Coffee the Ethiopian Way, fostering inclusive dialogue on political reforms
IMPUNITY WATCH GUATEMALA 2016 Transformation of judicial culture and strengthening of judicial independence through judges and magistrates
Safe Abortion Action Fund 2017-2021 Safe Abortion Action Fund (SAAF) Around 121 million unintended pregnancies occur each year. It is estimated that 61% of those end in abortion, representing 73 million abortions per year [Source: Guttmacher]. It was also estimated that 45% of all abortions worldwide were “unsafe” with a rate reaching 50% in developing regions. In west and central Africa, those rates reach 85% and 88% [Source: Guttmacher-Lancet Commission]. Through supporting local and grassroots organizations the Safe Abortion Action Fund (SAAF), funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, contributed significantly to increase access to safe abortion worldwide by providing safe abortion services, reducing stigma and improving norms and attitudes towards safe abortion in communities and contributing to advancing policies, laws and guidelines. SAAF delivered the results expected through the grants it provided to over 80 organizations and movements, mainly in Africa and Latin-America. Through these grassroots organizations SAAF provided over 125.000 abortion services for women and girls between 2017 and 2021, were practitioners trained and reported grantees above expectation on advances that were made towards improved abortion laws, policies and guidelines in countries as a result of their advocacy work.
SANGJOG A program for better SRHR for young people vulnerable to HIV in Bangladesh
Legal Aid Assistance for Minorities The project aims to support oppressed minorities through legal aid <(>&<)> settlement, as well as providing safe house space for threatened minority families awaiting legal proceedings.
UNHCR AMIF/RDPP HVA 2016 Deze activiteit is onderdeel van het Regional Development and Protection Programme (RDPP) in de Hoorn van Afrika, gericht op vluchtelingen en hun gastgemeenschappen.
TBL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH TBL INVESTING IN SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH PROMOTION AND HIV PREVENTION
Contrib for activ in Jordan & Lebanon Bijdrage van EUR 1.500.000 aan het MPCG van UNHCR waarvan EUR 600.000 ten behoeve van activiteiten in Jordanie en 900.000 ten behoeve van activiteiten in Libanon
DSH Policing Host Communities Support to the Policing of Refugees in Host Communities , to increase perceptions of safety and inclusiveness and decrease tension i n mixed communities in Jordan.
European Partnership for Responsible Minerals (EPRM) European Partnership for Responsible Minerals (EPRM)
Building WASH systems to deliver the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Driving universal access to sustainable WASH services. Programmatic Funding to IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre for the period 2017-2021. This Programmatic Funding is essential to fund a set of core activities that are difficult or near impossible to source from the market. These areas all relate to IRC’s recognized unique role in the sector as a change hub, nationally and globally, including: sector knowledge brokerage and communications; convening and coordination; evidence based policy advice to governments and development partners.
SJO-AF-2017-01 NIC CISAS SJO-AF-2017-01 NIC Equal rights for LGBTIQ people in Nicaragua Equal rights for LGBTIQ people in Nicaragua” is led by CISAS in collaboration with ICCO Cooperation. It aims to strengthen alliances between LGTBI organisations in Nicaragua and en-hance their lobby and advocacy capacity reaching out to private sector and government, to ensure human rights for LGTBI community, specifically in the labour sector.
KAM REACH KAM REACH The REACH project focused on potato and rice cultivation. Both crops are relevant for smallholder farmers (SHF) and have potential to be grown as cash crop. The interest of farmers in these crops is shown by the fact that farmers do rent land to cultivate and some are willing to invest in expensive seed (potato).   The project reports an increase of income from potatoes and rice. Although this is likely seen the type of interventions, the attribution could not be made specific due to weather challenges in the baseline year. The yields for both crops, although improved, did not reach the targets set, although farmers adopt in general (90%) good agricultural practices (GAP) and climate smart practices (CSA). This implies that non-technical reasons, like risk-mitigation and access to finance, may keep yields low.  For GAP and CSA practices, the project focused its activities on the potato and rice plots specifically. It also is important for future activities, to consider the broader farming system when addressing environmental issues and promoting sustainable land-use.  Reach achieved promising improvements in the potato-seed sector. Both technical perspective (tissue-culture) and propagation of improved material. At the same time it is noticed that SHF do not yet have good access (imported seeds) or can not afford the quality declared seed locally propagated. The challenge for the future is to further develop this sub-sector in order that smallholder farmers can profit from the improvements.   The project was successful involving private sector players in the two value chains. Challenges that benefit from private sector actors involvement are seed quality and for potato and processing for rice and potato.The collaboration with commercial farmers and market actors led to some improvements in the market chains only after capital investment by the project. This collaboration may require further reflection, also on how the majority of SHF can be better included in the market system development approach. So far this group did not benefit from the activities as anticipated.