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Nederlandse bijdrage aan de zevende reguliere kapitaalverho-ging van de Afrikaanse Ontwikkelingsbank. Seventh General Capital Increase of the African Development Bank
WHO COVID-19 SPRP Contriburion Contribution to the updated Strategic Preparedness and Re-sponse Plan for the health response during the COVID-19 pandemic
TBL Legal support to female athletes The project aims to implement advocacy and strategic litigation to protect female athletes and promote gender equality and non-discr imination in Georgia's sports. The results that it aims to achieve are: 1. Structural violence at sports federations and sports clubs against women challenged through legal mechanisms. 2.1. All current statistics are collected from national and local authorities measuring sexual harassment in the sports world. 2.2. Authorities are challenged to create statistics responding to the national obligations towards international conventions. 3.1. The public is informed about existing challenges in the sports world.
Develop the digital trade competitiveness of services sectors in selected African countries Develop the digital trade competitiveness of services sectors in selected African countries. The principal Sustainable Development Goals targeted include reducing poverty, promoting sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment, gender equality, and responsible consumption and production.
Empowering Syrian Survivor Communities through Survivor-led Justice Strategies Legal Action Worldwide (LAW) will empower Syrian survivor communities i LAW Syrian Syrian Survivor Communities through Justice Strategies. Activity is confidential
Yatta Water Network – Rehabilitation and Extension Project for Sustainable Access to Water Supply The Yatta Distribution Network Rehabilitation and Extension Project is designed to complete outstanding works originally financed by USAID to provide over 80,000 residents in Yatta City and the nearby Beit Amira village with reliable, safe and affordable water supply. The project addresses a critical need, as Yatta is registered to have one of the lowest water supply rates in the Palestinian Territory. Concrete and infrastructure works completed within the scope of the previous project are not in use pending finishing and reinstatement, equipment has also been procured lying in warehouses pending installation. Overall, the project will result in a water system which includes approximately 60 km of (transmission and distribution) pipelines, three new reservoirs and a SCADA system securing a 50% increase in piped water supply to the area. Capacity development and awareness raising to ensure the sustainability of the system are also integral components of the project.
Multi-purpose cash assist&winter Lebanon Contribution to the multi-purpose cash assistance and winterization program of UNHCR to support the most vulnerable Syrian and non-Syrian refugee families in Lebanon
Agribusiness in Eastern Sudan: strengthening livelihoods of refugees and host communities Contribute to the creation of an evidence based, innovative and sustainable development and protection solution for refugees and host communities in Eastern Sudan, hence providing alternatives to irregular primary and secondary movement.
UNHC_Regional Appeal Venezuela Crisis Contribution to the UNHCR regional appeal for the Venezuela crisis to address the basic and protection needs resulting from displacement in the region.
Casa Frida ‘LGBT+ Shelter’. Mexico City-based refuge (with mental and physical care) for at-risk members of the LGBT+ community. • By supporting Casa Frida, the embassy will contribute to the human rights situation in Mexico. • This will consist of supporting members of the LGBT+ community experiencing homelessness (and at greater risk of physical and sexual violence) as a re-sult of their sexual orientation. • The Mexico-City based project has three compo-nents: housing, mental health and psychosocial sup-port (MHPSS) and a training program to achieve fi-nancial independence.
Innovative and effective solutions for main SRHR challenges The SRHR programme, with the largest pillar being Pro- gramme Conjoint (CARE, Cordaid, UNFPA and Rutgers) and a second pillar being PSI receiving support, ended 31 December 2020. For its follow-up programme, the Embassy seeks to sup- port innovative solutions that can effectively contribute to ad- dressing Burundi’s main SRHR challenges, i.e. the rapid popu- lation growth that causes demographic pressure on the coun- try's resources (land, food security, jobs etc.) and the high levels of sexual and gender-based violence. A multi-dimensional SRHR programme is required to pro- mote sustainable behavioural and normative change that achieve the intended impact (to turn around population growth and SGBV), reaching beyond the direct beneficiaries and be- yond project interventions. To achieve these changes in knowledge, attitude and practices, a strong focus on outcomes (as opposed to outputs) will be required while a holistic pro- gramming approach, created through collaborations and syn- ergies, will be key. Some first partners (BSF, PSI, HE) – that meet the criteria of offering innovative and effective solutions – have already been engaged. A remaining budget of EUR 15.600.000 is available for 2021-2024 to accommodate further innovative and effec- tive solutions. Whereas the earlier SRHR programme focused on three areas (health-education-community), the Embassy identified six areas of interventions that are interrelated and should go hand in hand to achieve the intended impact (to turn around population growth and SGBV): health, education, community, advocacy, mass communication, research. Tech- nology is seen as an important enabling solution and interconnecting force. Some of the components are expected to be (partially) catered for through other (central) funding. To support the holistic approach, the Embassy seeks to carry out a baseline study (as opposed to individual project base- lines). Upon selection of the partners, work will be carried out to jointly formulate a Theory of Change (ToC) and a joint re- sult framework, covering interventions in the foreseen areas. Close coordination between all partners is foreseen. An overall risk analysis is included in this general programme Bemo, but further risk analyses will be carried for the imple- menting partners for each specific project.
100000983 Support to Generation Unlimited (earmarked fund) GenU focuses on secondary-age education and training to promote youth employment and entrepreneurship in order to make sure that young people are empowered and are productive and engaged members of their societies.
Break Free! Young people deciding their future. The application ‘Break Free!’ was selected under the SRHR Partnership Fund (subsidy grant instrument) in the scope of the Strengthening Civil Society policy framework.
Small HR ODA projects 2021 Peru Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Peru
Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 bud Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Dominican Republic
GICHD_Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Programme (MACM 2020-2024) Global Capacity Strengthening, Innovation and Strategic Action aimed at Policy Influencing
Scientific Exchange on Water Management in the Nile Basin Investing in Scientific Exchange on Water Management and Governance between Universities, Staff and Students in the Nile Basin
Youth Solidarity Against Extremism II (The Next Level) Dit project betreft een vervolg op Youth Solidarity Against Extremism fase 1 (4000001700). Aan de hand van 3 geconstateerde uitdagingen in de regio Baalbek-Hermel, en met in het achterhoofd de geleerde lessen van fase 1, is dit vervolgvoorstel geschreven: 1) gebrek bij jongeren aan nationale identiteit en sense of belonging; 2) verzet tegen het wettelijk gezag; 3) economische tegenspoed.
BUJ - Vasectomie • Collaboration directe et pilote avec Abubef • Capacitation de ABUBEF dans ses 7 provinces d’action à render connu, visible, accessible et disponible l’offre de service CCV (focus vasectomie). • Capacitation de ABUBEF à devenir un centre de référence, de formation national <(>&<)>recyclage, et plus tard centre régionale GLR. • Contribution à l’atteinte de l’objectif du pays de 3 enfants/ femme vers 2027. • Promotion de l’égalité de chance, égalité d’opportunité.
10-0000907 DCAF Strategic Partnership for Enhancing Security Sector Governance Dit strategisch partnerschap betreft een gecombineerde bijdrage aan Core- en Programmaactiviteiten van de Centre for Security Sector Governance (DCAF) met als hoofddoel: het versterken van goed bestuur van de veiligheidssector ter bevordering van de veiligheid van mensen. DCAF richt zich op drie pijlers: a) Steun voor internationale beleidsvorming en onderzoek b) Operationele steun aan nationale actoren voor het creëren van effectieve en verantwoordelijke veiligheidsinstituties, die opereren onder civiel gezag en binnen een raamwerk van een functionerende rechtstaat en respect voor mensenrechten. c) Steun aan de internationale gemeenschap voor het vergroten van effectiviteit, kwaliteit en coördinatie van Veiligheid en Rechtsordeprogramma's in fragiele contexten. Daarnaast wordt middels deze bijdrage een project gefinancierd gericht op hoe SSG/R als policy tool kan worden gebruikt bij het realiseren van doelstelling SDG16.
Studeren in Nederland VI Studeren in Nederland (StuNed) VI will be a 2-year program (2020-2021) that aims to contribute to Indonesia’s human capital development through master programs and tailor-made trainings, connected to thematic priority areas of the Dutch Embassy in Jakarta (food security, water, security and rule of law, sustainable entrepreneurship). It serves as a transition fund as Dutch ODA funding for Indonesia is being phased out.
COVID-19 Oxfam response to the pandemic Adjustment of the current activity “Towards a worldwide influencing network” activity number 27538 - DSO0121184. Oxfam Novib expects the program to be affected by the pandemic. Therefore activities are/will be cancelled or will be implemented in a less cost-intensive manner. The remaining amount of the fund will be made available for the Covid-19 response.
HAV-MRF-2020-01 Oxfam This project aims to empower women leading family agricultural projects and increase their resilience in the face of COVID-19. On the one hand it increases food production, access and autonomy (for them, their families and wider community) during times of severe food and water shortages caused by Cuba’s precarious economic situation and exacerbated by the global pandemic. On the other hand it strengthens the resilience and independence of women in the Eastern part of Cuba that is more prone to gender inequalities by providing them with knowledge and tools for eco-nomic independence and self-determination.
Building a resilient agro-processing sector in Burkina Faso that provides improved revenue and climate resilience to smallholder farmers and sustainab The goal of Burkina Dry-More is to build a resilient agro-pro-cessing sector in Burkina Faso that provides improved revenue and climate resilience to smallholder farmers and sustainable employment to youth and women. The project will contribute to two outcomes: • Outcome 1: A resilient processing sector for 4 new value chains. • Outcome 2: An inclusive processing sector that supports improved revenue and climate resilience for smallholder farmers and sustainable employment to youth and women in 4 new value chains.
Right Here Right Now 2 The application ‘Right Here Now 2’ was selected under the SRHR Partnership Fund (subsidy grant instrument) in the scope of the Stren gthening Civil Society policy framework.
Appui aux efforts Algériens pour la prévention et la réponse à la crise Covid-19 en Algérie Appui aux efforts Algériens pour la prévention et la réponse à la crise Covid-19 en Algérie en renforçant les interventions communautaires à travers le territoire
Support to Phase II of Education Cannot Wait’s COVID-19 Response for Education in Emergencies This activity concerns the second-phase of Education Cannot Wait’s COVID-19 response, which aims at addressing the negative impact of the pandemic on educational opportunities of refugee and internationally displaced children in ten selected countries, with specific attention to adolescent girls, and children and youth with disabilities. The proposed activities aim at ensuring the continuity of learning; accelerated learning programs to allow children who missed online learning to catch up with others; psycho-social support to students, teachers and parents; providing WASH facilities in and around schools; and providing critical information to students and their communities about COVID-19 and its implications for preventive purposes. The total budget of the Phase II of ECW COVID-19 response is appx. USD 19 million.
Multi-Year Appeal Plan 2020-2022 (UNDPPA). 4000004260_Steun aan het Multi-Year Appeal Plan 2020-2022 van het United Nations Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (UNDPPA).
Community Dialogue on Market Needs, Jobs and Skills through Technology – Pilot Project This pilot proposes to seeks to promote real dialogue skills building and job creating for rural and pastoral communities in Puntland, particularly women and youth. As such the aims are: (i) Community dialogue with rural and pastoral communities outside the tarmac road on jobs and skills using MAVU, (ii) provision of skills training and psycho-social support, (iii) spark conversations on government plans and policies regarding jobs and skills for rural and pastoral communities, especially women and youth, in Puntland, (iv) provide further skills trainings / creating of jobs. Innovative participatory processes such as crowdsourcing, participatory video, and the use of PDRC’s mobile audio-visual unit (MAVU) will allow the capturing ideas, filling the gap in regards to jobs and skills for rural and pastoral communities, analysis of the skills, needs and available markets in the selected regions, and dissemination of the importance of community dialogue and mental health skills for a sustainable and successful linkage between jobs and skills. The idea is not only to understand how these groups perceive jobs and skills in the respective regions but also to engage them in developing participatory solutions to tackle overlooked, negative or stereotyping aspects in the community.
COVID-19 KHA Sudanese Women Inf. Economy This project provides women working in the informal sector with support during COVID and supports their organisational capacity to influence political decisions in the future. The project will increase community resilience to shocks. Fur-ther, the project also supports a larger approach to improve capacity of vulnerable displaced and poor women by liveli-hood activities that lead to greater autonomy.
Expand civic spaces to defend the right to defend human rights Expand civic spaces to defend the right to defend human rights
UN OCHA Centre for Humanitarian Data Phase 2, The Hague Nederlandse bijdrage voor een tweede periode van 3 jaar 2020-2023 aan het Centre for Humanitarian Data, een cen-trum dat door UNOCHA is geopend in Den Haag. De missie van het centrum is het verhogen van het gebruik en de im-pact van data in de humanitaire sector.
Partners for Resilience application (number 27551) for adjusting existing grants to Corona pandemic-related activities Covid-19 immediate relief response in order to contribute to infection prevention and control, food security/livelihoods, psychosocial support, surveillance, risk reduction capacities and coordination. In synergy with broader efforts to support long-term resilience and climate adaptation capacity of communities through lobby, advocacy and capacity strengthening
4-1180_DRA_Add Covid-19 Syria GCA JR Additional funding from revised BHOS budget for the prevention, response and mitigation of Corona.
Breaking the Silence: enhance accountability and prosecutions for safety of journalist and fighting impunity. Phase 2 The activity aims at improving t Breaking the Silence Phase 2: safety of journalists and fighting impunity
Climate Investment Funds Additional contribution to the Strategic Climate Fund of the Climate Investment Funds to support inclusive green recovery and growth in developing countries through the joint multilateral development banks (World Bank, IFC, EBRD, ADB, AfDB, IDB).
Bijdrage aan meerjaren programma van Ground Truth Solu-tions gericht op onderzoek naar tevredenheid van ontvangers van noodhulp over de geboden hulp e Ground Truth Solutions (GTS) doet systematisch onderzoek onder ontvangers van noodhulp over de kwaliteit en relevan-tie van de ontva ngen hulp en gebruikt deze gegevens om de kwaliteit en effectiviteit te verbeteren.
Nederlandse bijdrage aan de 2021 VN Food Systems Summit Najaar 2021 organiseert de Secretaris-Generaal van de VN een voedseltop als onderdeel van de Decade of Action. De VN Food Systems Summit is een belangrijke mijlpaal voor het behalen van SDG2. Er is internationaal veel belangstelling voor (DUI, IT, VS, FRA). De relevantie van de top is toegenomen doordat veel vooruitgang op SGD2 teniet zal worden gedaan door CO-VID-19, met mogelijk een voedselcrisis tot gevolg. Nederland is door zijn kennis en kunde op voedsel en landbouw interna-tionaal een erkende en gerespecteerde speler in het voedselze-kerheidsdomein. Daarnaast is Nederland een relatief grote donor voor SDG 2. Nederland (BZ en LNV) wil bijdragen aan een relevante Summit met duurzame impact door in te zetten op: 1. een betere verbinding tussen wetenschappelijke kennis en beleid 2. een brede deelname van niet-gouvernementele be-langhebbenden, m.n. uit het bedrijfsleven 3. concrete toepassing van de voedselsysteembenadering op nationaal niveau
Additional Sanitation and Water for All Secretariat (support 2020) Additional support to the SWA secretariat contributes to the attainment of SDG 6.1 and 6.2 by improving political prioritization for WASH, strengthening government-led national processes, developing and promoting use of a strong evidence base for decision making, strengthening regional, national and local human and institutional capacity and follow up and review progress made in implementing the SDGs.
Small General ODA projects 2021 Macedoni 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 Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Macedonia
Advancing Peace, Security and Democratic Devolution Reforms in Ghana To advance the constitutional reforms of the local government system to address the winner-takes-all system (WTA) of government which currently pertains in Ghana, and which has caused an exclusionary form of politics that has bred electoral and vigilante violence. The project objectives are as follows: a. To facilitate endorsement of the proposed reforms by national stakeholders who opposed the 2019 CA and build their ownership of a national conference on the reforms. b. To contribute to the organization of a national conference on the reforms in April 2022, marking the 30th Anniversary of the 1992 Constitution. c. To educate the public on the proposed reforms and the solutions to marginalization and political violence that the reforms will accrue.
The Ethiopian Government launched the Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP) in February 2005 with the objectives to reduce household vulnerability, imp Productive Safety Net Programme phase 5 Follow up of activity number 20775
Resilient Agriculture for Inclusive and Sustainable Ethiopian food systems (RAISE-FS) The Wageningen Research Foundation (SWR) engages in initiatives for agricultural development and reform. RAISE-FS will focus on creating evidence for practices that contribute to food system transformation by addressing levers related to productivity, value chain performance and improved human nutrition for improved food security, while minimizing environmental impact and ensuring social inclusion. Based on the Food Systems approach, RAISE-FS works on key food system enablers to ensure improved access to affordable, safe and nutritious food. Five major outcomes: i) social and economic empowerment of women and youth, ii) improved enabling environment for system change, iii) efficient and sustainable production, iv) enhanced sector and value chain performance, and v) increased availability of safe and nutritious food.
Strengthening Rural Responses to Gender and Gender-Based Violence The Social Change Assistance Trust (SCAT) is an established Non-Governmental Organisation that has a 35 year track record of working  in the field of human rights and social justice. The embassy supports a year-long project on the Prevention of Gender-Based Violence which started in 2019, activity #4000003355 and ends in November 2020. The new application builds on the activities, outputs and outcomes of the first programme intervention. The overall goal of the two year programme is for SCAT to support strong women led Local Development Agencies in peri-urban and rural communities to protect the human rights of all people, promote gender equality and prevent and respond to gender based violence. Objectives: • To increase the confidence of women in leadership in LDAs and in the communities where they work. • To build the capacity of LDA to build partnerships to address GBV in communities and to campaign for improved responses to GBV in communities. • To increase the visibility of rural women in the public sphere and their experience of patriarchy and consequential violence in communities and to recognise their leadership in responding to these. • To advocate for improved support to LDAs and other similar organisations to prevent and respond to GBV in rural communities.
Accelerating HRDs safety and capacity for greater resilience and effective fulfilment of their mandates in Uganda The project is the third project of DefendDefenders (DD) with support from the Netherlands Embassy. It will contribute to DefendDefenders’ protection and security management component which aims to increase the safety and security of HRDs. It has three main outcomes: 1. Improved access to protections support for HRDs under imminent risk; 2. Better policy reform and advocacy engagements with international and African human rights systems, national institution and other relevant stakeholders for HRD safety and 3. Strengthening technical and organisational capacity of sub-regional networks and national coalitions to effectively continue their operations.
Respecting, Protecting and Fulfilling SRHR in Conflict in Yemen (Dhamar, Sa’ada, and Abyan) The activity under appraisal concerns a 4th phase of support to Yamaan for the implementation of a maternal and neonatal health and family planning voucher scheme program. The preceding phases have the following activity numbers: 25361 (as part of MSIY program); 4000000913 (with She Decides funds); 4000002907.
4-1165_DRA_JR_Nigeria COVID-19 Additional funding from revised BHOS budget for the prevention, response and mitigation of Corona. With reference to act. 4000001165
SKO LGBTIQ Employment Equality Index The People First Foundation, a CSO established by an The Headhuner company, will conduct the first LGBTIQ Employment Index among the companies in North Macedonia. The internal antidiscimination policies of the business will be assessed and the bets ones will be awarded. Awarness raising activities and subsequne trainigns will be conducted.
Youth Advisory Committee The NJR will host and coordinate the Youth Advisory Committee during a 20 months pilot period. The Committee will provide a platform to the Ministry to involve young people in the design, implementation of policies for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation. The Committee will have an international and diverse composition. Under this assignment, the NJR will as well develop a model for youth participation that fits with the policy cycle of the Ministry, allowing the Ministry to understand the impact, time investment and financial investment related to effective youth participation and decide on follow-up after the pilot phase.