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Nederlandse bijdrage aan Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in 2020 en 2021 Nederlandse vrijwillige bijdrage aan OHCHR voor 2020 en 2021 waarvan jaarlijks 2,5 miljoen geoormerkt voor onder-steuning speciale procedures en verdragscomités en 1 miljoen geoormerkt voor accountability initiatief / versterking OHCHR’s investigative capacity
Through this programme ICMDP aims to strengthen the coordination of anti-trafficking response in Niger and Nigeria, and to establish a multiagency fra Through this programme ICMDP aims to strengthen the coordination of anti-trafficking response in Niger and Nigeria, and to establish a multiagency framework for cooperation in combatting Trafficking in Persons (TIP) in both countries. The project seeks to establish a coordination mechanism to strengthen the fight against TIP, as well as the referral of VoTs and stranded migrants between Niger and Nigeria through the establishment of a joint technical working group, and tailored joint capacity building programmes for key migration stakeholders.
DMM BOF Beleids ondersteuning Fonds Spec DMM/SE wil in 2020 net als in voorgaande jaren beleidsondersteunende activiteiten financieren, die gelieerd zijn aan lopende dan wel nog op te starten activiteiten. Het beleidsondersteuningsfonds dient vnl. ter financiering van kleine en middelgrote activiteiten op gebied van evenementen, inkomende bezoeken/beleidsdialoog en communicatie.
Partnerships (Sharakat): Towards Inclusion of Young Men and Women in Decision Making. This project is designed to contribute to youth (young men and w To contribute to inclusive peace in Yemen by enabling civil society and bridging the gap between local (track III) and national (track II) actors to ensure better young women’s and men's inclusion in decision-making at local and national levels.
Green Livelihood Alliance: Forests for a Just Future Funding for “Green Livelihood Alliance” under subsidy frame-work Power of Voices Partnerships
KHA Quantifying Damages of Dictatorship The project aims to conduct research to quantify the damages caused by the past regime in Sudan to the economy, health services, education and human development, and gender equality.
Nigeria - Strengthening Justice Enhanced Nigerian system of justice that is better equipped to investigate and prosecute international crimes genuinely and effectively in line with Nigeria’s obligations under the Rome Statute and in a manner that could obviate an ICC investiga-tion.
POWERR: Promotion of Women’s Equality of Rights and Re-sponsibilities Communities in Borno State are empowered and resilient in the promotion of Human Rights and to threats of Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
23710 - Fund to promote Public Private Partnerships for Water Safety and Security I 23710 - Fund to promote Public Private Partnership in sustainable water I
Financiële Reservering voor uitzendingen van de Civiele Missie Pool 2020-2025 Financiële Reservering binnen het Stabiliteitsfonds (ODA en NON-ODA) besteed voor uitzendingen via de Civiele Missie Pool
DRA JR Sudan - Covid-19 4000002100 - COVID-19  -  Additional funding from revised BHOS budget for the prevention, response and mitigation of Corona.
COVID19 – GAIN – Keeping Food Markets Working – ombuiging 400000622 COVID19 – GAIN – Keeping Food Markets Working – ombuiging 400000622
Contribution to the Sanitation and Hygiene Fund in support of SDG 6.2 and to achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all a The Sanitation and Hygiene Fund (SHF) is designed to close the financing gap for sanitation and hygiene and to support access to sanitation and hygiene to the most underserved and vulnerable, including disabled, and will particularly address the needs of women and girls. The SHF financially supports least developed countries with a high ‘sanitation burden’ to develop and implement country owned sanitation strategies, making use of a multi-stakeholder approach and working with partners – NGO’s, UN, private actors - in-country that will help deter-mine and implement country priorities. Countries will be asked for a contribution (co-financing) depending on their sanitation burden and income level. This will encourage country ownership and support self-sufficiency and sustainability over time. Independent technical reviews will assess soundness, sustain-ability, feasibility, and value for money of funded national programmes. Grants will be performance based and ensure results, transparency, and accountability.
Twelfth Replenishment IFAD 2022-2024 Pledged contribution to the twelfth replnishment of the International Fund for Agricultral Development (IFAD XII) of 72. million for the periode of 2022-2024
Giving for Change Funding for “Giving for Change” under Power of Voices Partnerships
This project aims to install new mechanisms to better understand the issues related to the sustainable management of natural resources in the Lake Upe Lake Upemba Basin - promoting sustainable development
DSH -:DRC and South Sudan HF - Covid-19 Covid-19: Contribution to the DRC and South Sudan Humanitarian Funds for aggravated needs due to Covid-19. Analysis of OCHA shows that the DRC and South Sudan are amongst the most vulnerable countries and have least coping capacity to adequately address Covid-19 related needs.
Ondersteuning van de beleidsdialoog en –ontwikkeling op het gebied van Rijksbrede multilaterale inzet en de coördinatie van de nationale implementatie Beleidsondersteunend Fonds voor multilaterale inzet en de SDGs 2021 en 2022
Raising leadership of religious minorities in inter communal civil society activities The goal of the project is to increase the sense of ownership religious minorities have over the development of their communities and presentation of their believes as well as historical and contemporary contribution to Georgian society. The project aims at encouraging various religious minority groups, mostly Muslim (ethnic Georgian and Azeri), Christian Protestant and Armenian Apostolic Church to take greater leadership in designing specific actions based on their vision, expertise, and experience, rather than being “led” by Tbilisi-based CSO’s that work on FoRB issues. The main three aims of the project are: 1) Eight young leaders of different religious backgrounds formed a network and gained new skills to improve their already ongoing work in their communities. They get the opportunity to put their new skills into projects through micro grants; 2) Four urban games (Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Telavi, Batumi) are developed in cooperation with religious minorities in order to demonstrate the contribution made by religious and ethnic minorities as well as of non-believers to Georgian history. 3) In adult learning courses for participants from all religious and national backgrounds, religious minorities get the possibility to engage in interreligious dialogue and present their believes.
Small Human Rights ODA proj.2021 China 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
Debt Management and Financial System (DMFAS) 2020-2023 Het Debt Management and Financial System Programma (DMFAS) is computersoftware die ontwikkelingslanden in staat stelt inzicht te kri jgen in hun overheidsschuld en aanverwante betalingsverplichtingen. Het programma biedt ook ondersteuning bij het gebruik van het systeem. DMFAS wordt aangeboden door UNCTAD via een programma dat al lang loopt (bijna 40 jaar) en Nederland is reeds langere tijd donor van dit programma (zie o.a. het vorige activiteitennummer: 28592). DMFAS levert een boekhoudkundig programma voor ontwikkelingslanden en emerging markets om de overheidsschuld correct te administreren zodat de hoogte van de schuld en aanverwante risico’s inzichtelijk worden. Het boekhoudprogramma (downsteam area of debt) werkt complementair aan programma’s van het IMF en WBG (upstream area of debt) en er is veel samenwerking onderling. Een beter inzicht in de overheidsschuld (en de bijbehorende contingent liabilities) vormt de basis voor een beter schuldenbeleid. In de komende jaren zal dit zeer hoog op de agenda staan van lage inkomenslanden (LIC’s). Hun schuldenlast nam in aanloop naar 2020 reeds aanzienlijk toe. Het IMF signaleerde hierover in februari 2020 dat de oplopende schuldenlast een bedreiging vormt voor de realisatie van de SDG’s. De COVID-19 pandemie en de daaropvolgende sterk verslechterende economische situatie in veel LIC’s heeft de urgentie omtrent goed sc huldbeheer en schuldmanagement aanzienlijk vergroot. DMFAS heeft in reactie op de COVID-19-crisis haar online tools uitgebreid (die voor participerende landen via de website toegankelijk is). Daarnaast is DMFAS sinds COVID-19 gestart met extra online trainingen en workshops om de participerende LIC’s extra te ondersteunen in verbetering van Public Finance Management (PFM). Dit is noodzakelijk voor toekomstige schuldherstructurering en eventuele schuldverlichtingsmaatregelen. De COVID-19 pandemie alsmede de economische gevolgen daarvan, hebben de urgentie van de schuldenproblematiek aanzienlijk vergroot. Met stijgende schuldenlasten is het belang van verbetering van het schuldenbeheer als onderdeel van duurzame overheidsfinanciën van LIC’s sterk toegenomen. DMFAS is hierbij een relatief eenvoudig, maar effectief middel om de schuldenlasten van ontwikkelingslanden effectief te beheren en kan zodoende een belangrijke bijdrage leveren aan verbetering van Public Finance Management (PFM). In het bijgevoegde document van DFMAS ‘A response tot he COVID-19 crisis’ worden de extra activiteiten die naar aanleiding van COVID-19 zijn opgestart, toegelicht.
Additional Contribution to ICRC for Tigray Response for BEA “Ethiopia - Bolstering the ICRC’s multidisciplinary response to increasing humanitarian ne This activity supports ICRC operations in Ethiopia, where the needs have significantly increased since the outbreak of armed violence in Tigray. ICRC has set up a multidisciplinary response to deal with the needs of people affected by the violence. Specifically ICRC will address the needs of civilians, people deprived of their freedom and the wounded and sick, working with the broader Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement in Ethiopia, while also engaging with actors of influence on humanitarian themes. Activities focus on supporting health and medical needs, needs relating to water and habitat, offering physical rehabilitation of the wounded and sick and improving economic security
Small Human Rights ODA proj. 2021 Jordan 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
Power Up!: Women Advocate for Bodies, Voices and Resources Funding for “Power Up!”  under the subsidy framework Power of Women.
Capacity building and investments for operations in urban water systems and urban sanitation under mandate of AIAS – Phase III The agency “Administração de Infra-estruturas de Água e Saneamento” (AIAS) has been created in 2009 within the Ministry of Public Works, Housing and Water Resources. Its mandate is to develop and manage urban water supply systems in 130 small towns and urban sanitation in all 151 towns in Mozambique. This activity is a continuation of the first two phases and will be implemented in 75 towns. For water supply, 50 towns of the first two phases will be supported plus 25 additional towns; for sanitation, 24 towns from the first two phases will be supported plus 21 additional towns. The activity runs from 1 January 2021 until 31 December 2025, with a total contribution of EUR 21.150.000. In response to the COVID-19 crisis, EUR 3.150.000 of the budget is made available for investments in school sanitation in 2021. The overall objective of this activity is to increase access to sustainable water and sanitation services in small towns in Mozambique. In addition to the continued support under the previous programs (345.000 beneficiaries for water and 300.000 beneficiaries for sani tation, to be verified through the PO75 baseline), the activity proposed is expected to reach 157.000 additional people served with water and 186.000 additional people served with sanitation. The latter includes the investments in water and sanitation in schools mentioned above, with an estimated 58.500 beneficiaries. The project composes of four work packages which will generate the following outcomes: 1. A stable AIAS organization at central and provincial level with a capacity to guarantee sustainability of services to attract more funding from third parties. 2. Sustainable operation of urban drinking water and sanitation services in 75 towns under the mandate of AIAS. 3. Investments have been made in the upgrading and rehabilitation of water and sanitation facilities under the mandate of AIAS. 4. An enabling environment has been established to foster smart connection financing and smart water networks to support public and private water operators. The activity includes technical assistance by a consortium of Dutch partners (VEI, SNV, BZRD). Vitens Evides International (VEI) is leader of this consortium, which provides an in kind contribution of EUR 700.230 (EUR 676.038 VEI + EUR 24.192 BZRD).
Youth Initiative for the promotion of integrity and the fight against corruption. Le projet intitulé  « Initiative des jeunes engagés pour la promotion de l’intégrité et la lutte contre la corruption. » vise à Contribuer à la promotion de la transparence, la lutte contre la fraude et la corruption à travers l’implication des jeunes. Il repose sur les objectifs spécifiques suivants : 1. Créer ou redynamiser des cellules de veille et de dénonciation de la corruption 2. Accompagner les jeunes à créer et animer une plateforme   de dénonciation des cas de fraude et de corruption en collaboration avec les médias et les OSC. Les produits suivants sont implémentés dans le cadre de ce projet : P1 : Des cas de dénonciations des actes de corruption de la part des jeunes sont enregistrés. P2 : Des mécanismes de prévention de la fraude et de la corruption sont mis en place par les patrons des Petites et Moyennes Entreprises (PME) dans leurs entreprises P3 : Des initiatives de suivi et de contrôle des marchés publics dans les secteurs de l’éducation, de la santé et des infrastructures routières sont entreprises par les OSC partenaires du projet C’est en somme 4950 bénéficiaires directs dont 30 patrons de PME répartis par activité et selon le sexe dans le tableau ci-dessous. En plus des bénéficiaires directs, le projet a comme ambition de toucher de façon indirecte 300 000 personnes dont 50% de femmes  , pour respecter la parité jeunes filles et jeunes garçons.
COVID-19 ADD PSNP IV COVID The Ethiopian Government launched the Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP) in February 2005 with the objectives to reduce household vulnerability, improve resilience to shock and promote sustainable community (infrastructure) development in food in-secure areas of rural Ethiopia. The first phase started in 2005, currently PSNP is in its fourth phase. The program proved to be effective as a social safety net, and demonstrated positive impacts in terms of household and community asset building.
International Development Association 19th replenish-ment/Highly Indebted Poor Countries and Arrears Clearance Bijdrage in het kader van IDA19 aan HIPC
The Southern Africa Young Key Population Inclusion Initiative The objective of the #WeBelongAfrica programme is to take into account the perspectives, rights and needs of young key populations in governance processes. Young key populations refer to LGBTI-people, youngsters selling sex, who are HIV+, who are in prison or are using drugs. Their voice should be increasingly reflected in the development and implementation of relevant laws, policies and  strategies in the SADC region. The programme builds on the outcomes and lessons learnt of the UNDP Linking Policy to Programming Project (2016- 2020) and is part of the overall Regional SRHR and HIV/AIDS programme in Southern Africa (2021-2026). The programme will work in Angola, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The expected outcomes are: 1.   Key senior governmental officials and parliamentarians are responsive and accountable to young key populations. 2.   Increased participation and influence of young key populations in debates and decision-making about relevant laws, policies and strategies in the four countries and at SADC level. 3.   Relevant regional and global commitments, strategies and guidelines are increasingly domesticated in Angola, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe and translated into national policies and strategies. In  order  to  reach  its  objectives  the  project  will  -among others-: AVT/BZ-291123-010 -      Mobilize and motivate 200 senior governmental officials and parliamentarians to strengthen Young Key Population (YKP) inclusion and to promote law policy reforms. -      Integrate YKP SRHR issues in law and policy reform processes in the sectors health, youth, gender and justice in the four countries. -      Enable and support 20 key populations or youth organisations to become actively involved in programme implementation; 12 partner movements (3 x 4 countries) will lobby for SRHR for young key populations. -      Assist governments and civil society groups to translate regional agreements and frameworks to national level. Examples are the SADC Key Populations strategy, the SADC SRHR strategy and the SADC Minimum Standards for Key populations. -      The best positioned 12 of all involved Key Population organisations, youth movements, networks or organisations are supported and guided to engage in regional platforms of different sectors. #WebelongAfrica will cooperate closely with the other implementing agencies (IOM, UNFPA, Aidsfonds, Frontline AIDS and Young Africa) in the Regional SRHR and HIV/AIDS programme. For example, UNDP will offer its expertise on domesticating of international and regional migration policies; co-convene with UNFPA national high- level SRHR advocacy events and provide advice on involving the SADC Parliamentary Forum in lobbying for decriminalization of sex work. In view of Covid-19, UNDP will apply various digital technologies during implementation. Social media and mobile applications will be used as tools for advocacy and a mean to involve and mobilise young people.
Small Human Rights ODA proj.2021 bud.PRE Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 budgetholder South Africa
Coalitions for Impact Phase Two Coalitions for Impact Phase 2: starting in Tunisia and further development of focus countries
Leading from the South II – African Women’s Development Fund The African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF) will manage and execute the Leading from the South program for the Africa and MENA-region. The Fund will support lobby and advocacy by women’s rights organizations, networks and movements with the aim to empower women, increase gender equality and combat discrimination, exclusion and violence against women.
Advancing the capacity of women’s rights NGOs Programme A capacity building mentorship programme for women’s NGOs in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan
IMPACT 10-0000895 : Projet d’Appui pour une Gestion Responsable et Intégrée des Sols (PAGRIS) IMPACT 10-0000895 : Amélioration de la gestion des sols par les ménages ruraux au niveau champ et au niveau paysage ainsi que le renforcement des capacités institutionnels
Verdragscontributie voor het trust fund: “The Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozon La The Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol was established in 1991 under Article 10 of the treaty. The Fund's objective is to provide financial and technical assistance to developing country parties to the Montreal Protocol whose annual per capita consumption and production of ODS is less than 0.3 kg to comply with the control measures of the Protocol. The Multilateral Fund’s activities are implemented by four international agencies - UN Environment Programme (UNEP), UN Development Programme (UNDP), UN Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) and the World Bank - as well as bilateral agencies of non-Article 5 countries (developed countries). Responsibility for overseeing the operation of the Fund rests with the Executive Committee, which comprises seven members each from Article 5 countries (developing countries) and non-Article 5 countries (developed countries). The Committee is assisted by the Multilateral Fund Secretariat, which is based in Montreal. Since inception, the Multilateral Fund has supported over 8,600 projects including industrial conversion, technical assistance, training and capacity building worth over US$3.9 billion.
Multi-year  financing support EITI International Secretariat (2021-2024) Extra beleidskenmerken: Energy (Zeer Belangrijk) en Commodities (Zeer Belangrijk) zie: MINBUZA-2021.491223
Combating impunity in El Salvador through strategic litigation to make the justice system work in cases of human rights violations during the civil wa Fighting impunity thru strategic litigation.the previous activitynumber is 4000003099
Reclaim Sustainability! Funding for Reclaiming Sustainability under Power of Voices Partnerships This application was selected under the Power of Voices Part-nership subsidy grant instrument in the scope of the Strength-ening Civil Society policy framework.
Leading From the South – International Indigenous Women Forum The International Indigenous Women Forum (FIMI) will manage and execute the Leading from the South program for indigenous women in Africa, Asia and Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Pacific. FIMI will support lobby and advocacy by indigenous women’s rights organizations, networks and movements with the aim to empower indigenous women, increase gender equality and combat discrimination, exclusion and violence against women.
Support to UNHCR programme for refugees and migrants from Venezuela Contribution to UNHCR for the Venezuela crisis to address the basic and protection needs resulting from displacement in Venezuela and the region.
Promotion de la santé de la reproduction et des droits des femmes et des filles –DEBBO ALAFIA2 Le programme vise à l’horizon 2024 que les femmes et les filles des zones cibles jouissent pleinement de leurs droits sexuels et rep roductifs. Il entend contribuer à la réduction de la mortalité et la morbidité liées à la santé de la reproduction par la diminution des grossesses précoces et non désirées et la réduction des pratiques traditionnelles néfastes –l’excision et le mariage précoce et autres violences basées sur le genre.
Afghanistan Situation Regional Refugee Preparedness and Response Plan Summary <(>&<)> Inter-agency Funding Requirements July-December 2021 Contribution of EUR 3.5 million to UNHCR under the interagency Regional Response Plan. The plan supports the humanitarian programme to support the existing 2.2 million registered Afghan refugees in Iran, Pakistan and other neighbouring countries (Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan), as the response remains underfunded. The inter-agency Regional Refugee Preparedness and Response Plan (RRP) thus outlines several underfunded elements of existing programmes for refugees. Additionally, the RRP outlines the humanitarian preparedness and priority interventions in the region in the event of outflows from Afghanistan.
KHA Build Back Better The project has the overall objective to pilot a grassroots de-mocratization process within the floods response, where local communi ties become more organized and equipped to reclaim and advocate for their civic rights, and other actors, including local, state and federal government and civil society, engage in an inclusive and participatory process resulting in more resilient and sustainable governance structures.