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Negotiation and Mediation as a Tool for Conflict Resolution Clingendael offers tailored trainings in negotiation and mediation skills, both at the Clingendael Institute, on location and online. Clingendael training sessions help participants to develop a reliable set of negotiation or mediation skills. To enhance the quality and competences of negotiators and mediators that are actively taking part in peace negotiation processes ? whether locally, regionally or internationally ? in order to support existing peace initiatives of NGOs and of international and regional organisations. Our trainings target: 1) negotiators representating groups in conflict, 2) mediators of peace initiatives, 3) mediation trainers, through or Trainings-of-Trainers (ToT).
Clingendael Peace Negotiations Programme Negotiation skills training for conflict groups and mediators is still underdeveloped in the international infrastructure for peace. Ever since the start of our first training programme in November 2014, this central premise has been confirmed by responses from partners and by evaluations carried out in 2016, 2019 and 2020. Previous years have proven that Clingendael Academy fulfills an important niche with this capacity strengthening programme focussed on contributing to conflict resolution through skills training. Our work has had an impact on parties to conflicts all over the world in reaching sustainable and mutually acceptable solutions.  

Given the proven relevance and effectiveness of our training activities, as well as the large amount of work that remains to be done in the conflict resolution field, we aim to continue our work in the upcoming four years (2022-2026) during this new programme.
Clingendael Humanitarian Negotiations Project (CHNP) The Clingendael Humanitarian Negotiations
Project is a capacity strengthening programme to support humanitarian efforts. Its aim is to increase humanitarian access and improve implementation of humanitarian programmes by
improving humanitarian negotiation processes
Negotiation Training for Humanitarian Aid Workers On the 16th of August 2016, World Humanitarian Day, Clingendael Academy was granted the opportunity by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs to launch a unique new training program for humanitarian aid workers. For four years, Clingendael Academy would extend its negotiation training offer to the humanitarian sector to increase its capacity to provide humanitarian assistance to those in need. After a few months of preparation, the first training was delivered in July 2017 in The Hague with especially created negotiation simulations and interactive exercises. In 2018, Clingendael Academy saw this programme really take off within the sector with ever increasing numbers of applications for our training courses, at times with three applications per available spot. It appears we are meeting a real demand in the humanitarian sector. Humanitarian aid workers are one of the first parties to respond to the consequences of conflict, negotiating access to the area and how to distribute the available resources whilst adhering to the humanitarian principles and the demands from their donor(s). Such complex operations not only require dedicated and highly capable individual aid workers, it also requires effective support structures from regional or (inter)national headquarters. In order to effectively improve the capacity of individuals and organisations, we are working to deliver on three aims: I. Increasing humanitarian access to conflict areas by training the negotiation skills of humanitarian aid workers and mediators; II. Make a valuable, long-term Dutch contribution to the global initiative to strengthen negotiation capacity of the humanitarian aid sector; III. Producing a programme for knowledge and capacity development to support Dutch foreign policy instruments on humanitarian assistance We train: 1. staff of headquarter level and regional office level (strategic level, strengthening institutional capacity) 2. Humanitarian aid workers in the field on operational and frontline level (sharing best practices and lessons learned). 3. Humanitarian mediators, a seperate group, who have the trust of both the warring party and humanitarian actors.
Legitimate Stability Research Programme Under the Legitimate Stability Research Programme (LSRP), the Clingendael Institute, through its Conflict Research Unit (CRU) and the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) partner to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of international efforts to address present-day conflict and fragility. To do this, the LSRP provides policy and programming relevant research. 

Building on a strong foundation of independent, interdisciplinary and evidence-based research, the overall objective of the LSRP is to: 

Produce research outputs that can serve as relevant and timely input into the policy and programming cycles of the international community, with particular focus on the Netherlands, aiming to contribute to the development and implementation of more effective policies and programming in response to current and emerging conflict and insecurity dynamics. 

Research outputs for the LSRP include research reports, policy briefs, short analytical pieces, portfolio reviews, Theory of Change reviews, scenario exercises, facilitation of workshops and trainings and the facilitation of strategy dialogues
Training programme in strategic leadership skills for Ethiopian regional leaders The goal of this project is to capacitate the leadership of the three regional states with the necessary knowledge and skills to adequately address future incidents of (social) unrest, as well as socio-economic and political challenges. The first programme goal is to capacitate the leadership of Ethiopian regional leaders from the Oromia, Amhara and Tigray regional states so that they can address socio-economic and political challenges and prevent and resolve (social) unrest in their regions. In addition, this programme aims to consolidate the Embassy's network and programming activities. This programme targets leaders of the Oromia, Amhara and Tigray states in Ethiopia.
Knowledge Platform for Security and Rule of Law The Knowledge Platform Security & Rule of Law (the Platform) aims to jointly explore innovative approaches to emerging challenges in the field of security and rule of law in fragile and conflict affected contexts.

It is a consortium programme led by the Clingendael Institute, in partnership with the International Development Law Organisation, and Saferworld, UK.
Mini-grids based on Small Hydropower Sources to Augment Rural Electrification in Tanzania The project aims to promote micro / mini hydropower based mini grids in Tanzania to augment rural electrification. Furthermore it aims at promoting RE, mainly in the form of micro / mini hydropower based minigrids as viable options, for augmenting the rural electrification in Tanzania. This will also provide access to modern energy services for the rural public and reduce their dependency on carbon intensive energy options. GEF intervention in the project will lead to the installation of micro / mini hydropower based mini-grids of 3.2 MW cumulative capacity. The project will also strengthen the capacity of the stakeholders in developing, implementing, operating and maintaining micro / mini hydropower based mini-grids.
Enhancing Youth Employability and Entrepreneurship in Tanzania This project is under the scope of the United Nations Joint Programme (UNJP), which has been developed by the UN system in Tanzania upon request of the Government of Tanzania, Ministry of Labor and Employment, to support activities and initiatives aiming at youth employment under the National Youth Employment Creation Programme (NYECP). UNIDO will contribute to Outcome 4 #Increased employability among young women and men in both rural and urban areas# of the UNJP. Precisely, UNIDO intends to contribute to UNJP output 4.1.3, #Linkages created between businesses and universities# and UNJP output 4.1.4, #Strengthen institutional capacities of local BDS supporting youth entrepreneurship initiatives#. Thus, the overall UNIDO objective is twofold, it comprises (i) to increase the employability of young graduates in industry and (ii) to foster youth entrepreneurship as a means of self-employment. The rapid economic growth in Tanzania over the last decade did not translate into the creation of sufficient productive work opportunities, leaving unemployment rates high, especially among young and female people aged 15-24. Youth unemployment (15%) is recognized as a major challenge by the Tanzanian Government. The target beneficiaries of the project are young women and men graduates aged 15-24 years, the main counterparts
Country Program Coordination: UNDAP Economic Grwoth Cluster UNIDO is implementing several projects within the Economic Growth Programme Working Group of UNDAP. The purpose of the project 107142 is to monitor the projects on economic growth to ensure that their implementation is according to plan and recommend timely actions and corrective measures for factors which would be identified as potential  threats to smooth implementation of the projects.
Establishment of cross-border interoperable infrastructure node in Tanzania UNIDO and the Government of Slovenia held consultations on 31 August 2021, suggesting to expand the portfolio related to the Fourth Industrial Revolution in the form of a project on the proliferation of blockchain technology in Tanzania.  Blockchain technology holds great promise in the age of the 4IR, as it will help with a multitude of issues pertaining to transactions, verification and also security. Therefore, the suggested partner SI-Chain (the Slovenian national blockchain infrastructure) will provide the necessary expertise to build a national test and training ground. In cooperation with the National Institute of Transport, the knowledge hub and training programme could be rolled out nationally to incorporate the specific Tanzanian needs for blockchain technology.  The main objective of the project is to ensure knowledge transfer, uptake of new technologies and adoption of 4IR technologies in Tanzania. Additionally, the proposal envisages to support Tanzania in accessing new markets through an improved environment that allows for verification, interoperability and reliability. In line with the National Five-Year Development Plan of Tanzania, the project will improve areas relevant to the priorities laid out in the plan, such as improving governance, and to improve competitiveness and overall economic pe
United Republic of Tanzania National System of Innovation (TNSI) Survey Project re-stuctured in Jan 2014 after detailed discussions with stakeholders and concurrance of the Executive Board in Feb 2015
MINI-GRIDS BASED ON SMALL HYDROPOWER SOURCES TO AUGMENT RURAL ELECTRIFICATION - PREPARATORY ASSISTANCE MINI-GRIDS BASED ON SMALL HYDROPOWER SOURCES TO AUGMENT RURAL ELECTRIFICATION - PREPARATORY ASSISTANCE
Cleaner integral utilization of sisal waste for production of biogas and biofertilizers (FCURT04118, XPURT09007 and YAURT09008)
ONE UN PROGRAMME FOR TANZANIA: JOINT PROGRAMME ON EDUCATION (JP 10) ONE UN PROGRAMME FOR TANZANIA: JOINT PROGRAMME ON EDUCATION (JP 10)
Feasibility study, business plan and design of a masterplan for the establishment of a staple crop processing zone in the United Republic of Tanzania The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania (URT) agriculture-led and resource-based industrialization strategy through the development of  staple crop processing zones (SCPZ) to help drive the transition from a traditional supply-led subsistence agricultural sector towards an organized, high-tech, safe, and demand-led agricultural sector.
ONE UN Tanzania: Wealth Creation, Employment and Economic Empowerment with a focus on Lindi and Mtwara Regions WEALTH CREATION, EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT
Support Programme for the development of cashew nut and red meat/leather value chains Value Chain Support Program for Tanzania#s Cashew and Red Meat/Leather Industry in the frame of the 3ADI funded through UNDAP 2011-2..
COUNTRY FRAMEWORK OF SUPPORT TO UNDAP 2011-2015 - ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Establishment of Business Information Centre in Zanzibar This sub-component of the Country Programme for Tanzania is related to the establishment of a Business Information Centre (BIC) inside the Zanzibar Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture (ZNCCIA).
SECO/ UN Cluster Tanzania # Trade Sector Development Programme: Market Value Chains relating to Horticultural Products for Responsible Tourism Market Access Project This project represents a portion of the Government of Switzerland#s contribution to the Global Aid for Trade initiative and is closely aligned to the Enhanced Integrated Framework TIER 2 process. The project draws from the recommendations of Tanzania#s TTIS, DTIS and National Vision for the development of Tanzania. Specifically this project is aligned to the Horticulture and Tourism Components of the Government of Tanzania#s Trade Sector Development Programme (TSDP). The project will work closely with Tanzania#s EIF Implementation modality that promotes national ownership of Aid for Trade. The Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) Trust Fund is an Aid for Trade bi-lateral programme funded by Government of Switzerland and targeted to specific countries chosen by the donor. The SECO Trust Fund programme will be implemented by the UN Cluster on Trade (ILO, ITC, UNCTAD and UNIDO) and The Government of Tanzania. UNOPS is the Trust Fund Manager.
Programme for Country Partnership Tanzania 2023-2027 The Government of the United Republic of Tanzania requested the UNIDO Executive Board in July 2020 to be considered for becoming a PCP Country. the UNIDO Executive Board approved Tanzania's request in October 2020. This PA is being requested for supporting the Government of Tanzania to establish a functional coordination and management structure for PCP Tanzania, conducting a Country Diagnostic and designing a comprehensive PCP Programme.
Country Program Coordination: UNDAP Environment Cluster. UNIDO is implementing several projects within the environment and energy Programme Working Group of UNDAP. The purpose of the project 100304 is to monitor the projects on environment and energy to ensure that their implementation is according to plan and recommend timely actions and corrective measures for factors which would be identified as potential  threats to smooth implementation of the projects.
Enabling activities to review and update the national implementation plan for the Stockholm Convention on persistent organic pollutants (POPs) The overall objective of the proposed Enabling Activities (EA) is to update and review the National Implementation Plan (NIP), and have it endorsed and submitted by the Government to the Stockholm Convention Conference of Parties (COP). Participating stakeholders will be able to manage the additional POPs with newly developed technical skills, expertise and awareness.
QUALITAN: Quality standards and compliance programme for the United Republic of Tanzania The EU supports Tanzania under the BEGIN Programme: #Support for Business Environment, Growth and Innovation#. The overall objective of the programme is to promote inclusive economic growth, employment and innovation, particularly among women and youth, and enhance consumer protection.  The project proposal is under Specific objective 1 (SO2) of the BEGIN programme, with the aim to increase Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises# (MSMEs) compliance with quality standards to widen market access, reduce standards compliance costs, and enhance consumer protection. The main beneficiary is the Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS).
ONE UN PROGRAMME FOR TANZANIA - JOINT PROGRAMME ON ENVIRONMENT (JP 11) WITH A FOCUS ON CLIMATE CHANGE, LAND DEGRADATION/DESERTIFICATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ONE UN PROGRAMME FOR TANZANIA - JOINT PROGRAMME ON ENVIRONMENT (JP 11) WITH A FOCUS ON CLIMATE CHANGE, LAND DEGRADATION/DESERTIFICAT ION AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT WITH A FOCUS ON CLIMATE CHANGE, LAND DEGRADATION/DESERTIFICATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
Scaling up bioethanol as a clean alternate fuel for cooking in Dar es Salaam In collaboration with the Vice President's Office # Division of Environment, Ministry of Energy, and several other stakeholders, UNIDO is implementing a Global Environment Facility (GEF) project on "Promotion of Bioethanol as a Clean, Alternate Fuel for Cooking in Tanzania", SAP ID 150208. The project targets the promotion and distribution of ethanol cookstove technology to an estimated 15 per cent of the households in Dar es Salaam as an alternative to charcoal, fuelwood and kerosene. The European Union Delegation to the United Republic of Tanzania (URT) pledged to co-finance the GEF-6 project during the project formulation stage from the 11th European Development Fund (EDF) for URT. A portion of the EDF has been allocated to promote access to clean cooking fuels and technologies in the country. The proposed project accounts for the funding of EUR 3 million received from the Clean Cooking Fund for Tanzania managed by UNCDF through an inter-agency agreement..  The proposed project is designed to scale up the roll-out of ethanol-based cookstoves to an additional 160,000 households in Dar es Salam under component 3 of the above mentioned GEF project.
TANZANIA-COUNTRY FRAMEWORK OF SUPPORT TO UNDAP 2011-2015 - ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE
PA - Building up Seaweed Processing in Zanzibar and Pemba: Creating value for the poor
HCFC phase-out management plan (Stage II) Stage 1 of the HPMP for the Republic of Tanzania was approved at the 67th Executive Committee meeting. The project was approved to achieve the 35% reduction in HCFC consumption for the period 2012 to 2020. The second phase aiming to achieve 67.5% reduction in 2025 will be prepared and submitted in 2019.
TANZANIA-Country Framework Support to UNDAP 2011-2015-Environment-Waste Management
TANZANIA - "DELIVERY AS ONE" JOINT PROGRAMME 1: WEALTH CREATION, EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT WITH A FOCUS ON LINDI AND MTWARA REGIONS: PAS/SME NETWORKS - BUSINESS INFORMATION
WEALTH CREATION, EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT WEALTH CREATION, EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT
Value Chain Support Program for Tanzania#s Cashew and Red Meat/Leather Industry in the frame of the 3ADI, funded through UNDAP 2011-2015: Economic Growth.
ONE UN PROGRAMME FOR TANZANIA - JOINT PROGRAMME ON ENVIRONMENT (JP 11) WITH A FOCUS ON CLIMATE CHANGE, LAND DEGRADATION/DESERTIFICATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ONE UN PROGRAMME FOR TANZANIA - JOINT PROGRAMME ON ENVIRONMENT (JP 11) WITH A FOCUS ON CLIMATE CHANGE, LAND DEGRADATION/DESERTIFICATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
Kigoma joint programme phase II: Enhancing resilience and livelihood of communities living in Kigoma Region, priority area 3: planet - outcome 3 The Kigoma Joint Programme (KJP) document outlines the plans of the United Nations System in Tanzania to provide targeted support to address persistent socio-economic challenges faced by the Kigoma region through the implementation of a second phase of the Kigoma Joint Programme (KJP II). This was signed by all the implementing agencies in 2023 and enivisaged to end in June 2027.  The people of Kigoma region, including refugees, migrants and host communities, continue to face numerous challenges transcending the seven dimensions of human security. Regional instability, refugee and irregular migratory flows, food insecurity and malnutrition, regular cholera outbreaks, organized transboundary crime and limited economic opportunities for a young and growing population present challenges to security and to development. Given these dynamics and challenges, but also considering the opportunities for development present in Kigoma, The UN system is continuing its area-based support to the region as part of the KJP II.  KJP Phase II builds on the results achieved in the first phase of implementation which took place from 2017 to 2022 and draws from the lessons learned to outline the proposed interventions under the overall framework of the four priority areas of the 2022-2027 United Nations Sustainable Development Coope
Value Chain Support Program for Tanzania's Cashew and Red Meat/Leather Industry The 3ADI (Accelerated Agribusiness and Agro-industries Initiative) program is carried by a partnership between UNIDO, FAO and IFAD. It targets the expansion of agribusiness and agro-industries with a view of increasing food security by upgrading agricultural (subsistence) activities and transforming them into attractive and sophisticated agribusiness operations.  UNIDO#s Value Chain Development Support Program aims to develop seminal pilot projects demonstrating how hygienic low-cost slaughtering facilities (with a capacity of around 100-150 cattle as well as 100-150 sheep and goats per day) can be set up and run successfully by applying a sustainable business model.
Strategic support to poverty reduction in Zanzibar through strengthening of private sector institutional capacity and SME productive capacities
UN Joint Program on Wealth Creation, Employment and Economic Empowerment for United Republic of Tanzania
Investment Monitoring Platform and Subcontracting and Partnership Exchange Centre (SPX) in Tanzania The project is implemented within the Country Framework of Support to UNDAP (2011 - 2015) The project on investment promotion will support sector players in developing coordinated efforts to mobilize domestic and FDI and enhance private sector development in the country. The activities include continued support to strengthen the capacity of the Tanzanian Investment Centre and partner institutions and their efforts in supporting investor activities as well as improving the investment environment in the country to facilitate increased investment flows. The project will be implemented in the framework of AfripaNet and will build on the activities initiated under the first phase of the One UN joint programs. The activities will focus mainly in concluding and building on the investor surveys initiated with the ongoing programs and preparation of company and project profiles using the new UNIDO methodology and efforts will be made to match make surveyed companies with transnational companies to allow their integration into the global value chains. The investment output will support the establishment of private sector systems and networks to promote linkages between supply chains with a view to promoting value adding and high productivity processes especially in agriculture and other primary sectors of the economy. Th
Institutional Support for Better Service Delivery to enhance enterprise access to markets and export. The project aims to support SMEs, particularly agro-processors, to access domestic, regional and international markets for their produces. Most SMEs have not obtained certification of their products due to awareness and information gap on requirements and procedures for domestic and international trade. Moreover, produces by SMEs face stiff competition from imports, some of which are inferior, and counterfeits. The project will support the Fair Competition Commission to develop an intranet which will ease its internal processes including those related to curbing counterfeits and raising public awareness on the economic and health consequences of consuming counterfeit  products. It will also improve knowledge of the SMEs on trade requirements and procedures through developing a simplified manual on the subject for quick reference by SMEs and conducting training sessions for the SMEs. The SMEs are expected to grow and graduate to higher levels with increased access to markets.
Country Framework of support to United Nations Development Assistance Plan 2011-2015: Environment and Climate Change - Tanzania Country Framework of support to United Nations Development Assistance Plan 2011-2015: UNIDO renewable energy component: Environment and Climate Change - Tanzania
Supporting the Introduction of the Entrepreneurship Curriculum in Secondary Schools