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IMPACT: 23-0000742 Water Support Facility IMPACT: 23-0000742 The WSF will be created as a Policy Support Fund, with the objective to finance small activities that support the harmonisation, alignment and cooperation between donors and projects, the design, implementation (incl due diligence/ risk mitigation and fiduciary activities) and monitoring, evaluation and learning and networking of the Embassy’s programming within  water-related development activities in Ethiopia This bemo serves as a collective bemo funded by the Water budget, and will serve until the end of this MACS-period as an umbrella fund center, under which different small scale activities will be committed from different sectors.
23-0001829_Basin Development Support for Resilient, Inclusive Growth and Harmonized Transformation in the Water Sector of Ethiopia 23-0001829_BRIGHT aims to improve Integrated Water Resources Management in the river basins of Abay, Awash, Rift Valley, Omo-Gibe and Tekeze in Ethiopia through: (i) strengthening the technical, managerial, regulatory and infrastructural capacities of the Ministry of Water and the selected river basin administrative offices and concerned regional bureaus in integrated water and land resources management; (ii) support the preparation of a basin information system; (iii) support the preparation of basin development plans and initialize their operationalization by supporting the implementation of priority and high impact IWRM projects; and (iv) support the implementation of climate smart IWRM at watershed scale in the target basins.
Reversing the Flow: Locally-led Water Action - RVO programmakosten en evaluatie RtF will support communities in vulnerable situations to strengthen their water or landscape management from the bottom-up. The programme aims to build communities’ resilience and ability to adapt to climate change through locally-led water-related action, including nature-based solutions. RtF will intervene in different contexts where different mechanisms of marginalization are at play. It aims to better understand dynamics of exclusion, and facilitate change toward inclusion. The issues of inclusion will be addressed in two broad contexts related to the pre-2018 aid, trade and investment agenda, and the post-2018 fragility and conflict focus respectively. These are: - Trade, investment and/or planning initiatives in emerging economies, including those with Dutch involvement, that insufficiently consider groups in vulnerable situations’ needs, and where as a consequence, these groups tend to get left behind; - Development initiatives in fragility- and conflict-affected countries where the state has little presence as a development actor, and where community-led initiatives are the main option to enhance livelihoods and basic service delivery.
Impact 23-0002207 Implementation of Employment Injury Scheme Pilot (EIS-Pilot) Phase-2 Impact 23-0002207 This activity builds on the achievements of phase 1 of EIS-Pilot. This activity is a transition from phase 1 to phase 2.  While phase 1 focused on developing and implementing a trial of EIS and simultaneously laying the framework, the phase 2 of activity will focus on making the scheme fully operational for workers to claim compensation for any work-related injuries or diseases. Additionally, the activity will focus on capacity development of stakeholders to manage the EIS system and develop assessment tools of workplace injuries and diseases. Eventually, the EIS-pilot will be transitioned to a National Employment Injury Benefits System.
230000006 Algemene Vrijwillige Bijdrage UNHCR 2023-2025 Core contribution Reguliere ongeoormerkte bijdrage aan UNHCR ten behoeve van de uitvoering van de UNHCR Strategic Directions 2022-2025. Dit is een Algemeen Vrijwillige Bijdrage (AVB), in lijn met de NLse verplichtingen volgens het VN Funding Compact, en kan dus worden ingezet door UNHCR daar waar de noden het hoogst zijn, en naar eigen inzicht.
Small General ODA projects 2022 budgetholder Bangkok Small General ODA projects 2022 budgetholder Bangkok
Dutch Surge Support Water 2022 Een bijdrage leveren aan beter gecoördineerde, effectievere en efficiëntere hulp inzet op het gebied van water bij rampen.
RESTORING THE ENVIROMENT AND STRENGTHENING RESILIENCE OF ROHINGYA REFUGEES AND HOST COMMUNITIES IN COX’S BAZAR The project will contribute to the resilience of Rohingya refugees and host communities through community led disaster risk reduction (DRR), improvement of the communities’ resilience and community empowerment. Specific activities include community-led risk reduction, including operation and maintenance (O<(>&<)>M) of the Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) infrastructure, increased awareness, and promotion of improved resilience and environmental rehabilitation. The integrated watershed management for the Balukhali stream will contribute to immediate DRR ensuring decent living conditions and strengthening of communities’ resilience during disasters. The longer-term impact will also include environmental rehabilitation and a more resilient ecosystem.
230002832 UNHAS contribution to the World Food Programme UNHAS contribution to the World Food Programme
Contribution to UNICEF Flood Response Suriname 2022 NL will make a contribution of EUR 200.000 to a UNICEF response to the floods of May 2022. Due to these floods, health facilities are damaged and not in operation, schools are closed and there is urgent need for safe drinking water, clothing, and other supplies as well as need for nutritional support as areas for agriculture were destroyed by the floods. UNICEF supports/will support the government, and more specifically the NCCR, to protect families and children and meet their urgent needs. UNICEF is currently providing initial support in selected schools and WASH supplies through the Ministry of Education. UNICEF is also preparing to scale up assistance to address the urgent need for food for children, provide Children Care Kits, and distribute female dignity supplies to ensure critical hygiene practices. Additionally, UNICEF is providing ongoing technical and coordination support to different line ministries and NCCR.
230000993 Verzamelbemo Internationale Sociale Voorwaarden Uitvoeringsagenda 2023-2026 MINBUZA-2023.1035256 - Verzamelbemo Internationale Sociale Voorwaarden Uitvoeringsagenda 2023-2026
Support gender equality and elimination of violence and sexual abuse against children, adolescents and young people, especially adolescent girls and y Child protection, with a focus on the eradication of: • Violence and sexual abuse towards children • Child marriage • Child labour Through: strengthening government child protection systems, promotion of girls education, promotion of unconditional cash transfers, WASH and Menstrual Hygiene Managements (MHM) in schools and working on social norm change regarding child marriage within the communities in (predominantly but not only) Northern Benin.
Safe and equitable workplaces for LGBTI people in Montenegro The project aims to raise the capacities of LGBTI CSOs in Montenegro for their human rights focused work with businesses and to effectively and sustainably contribute to efforts of business companies in Montenegro to build the culture of inclusion and respect among their managers and employees. The activities include a w ell-developed and targeted awareness rising, educational and participatory activities aiming at creating a new platform for fight for human rights of LGBTI people through the prism of equitable workplace policies and fair and respectful workplace relations that will focus on both individual and collective level.
IMPACT: 23-0002839 Improved Employability of Host and Refugee Youth in Beirut and Mount Lebanon IMPACT:  23-0002839 Overall Objective: To enhance the economic self-sufficiency and livelihood opportunities for youth in Beirut and Mount Lebanon. Specific Objectives: · To facilitate access to the labor market through foundational, employability, and entrepreneurial skills for 100 youth. · To stimulate local economic growth through cash grants for the establishment or upgrade of businesses for 40 youth. · To improve working conditions at businesses for 30 youth.
Full name in English or French (no budget holder code or abbreviations) Psychological And Social Response To Yemeni People Affected By The Conflict (P Meaningful and clear short name in English or French (no budget holder code or abbreviations) Family Counselling and Development Foundation, Phase III.
220000040 Solidaridad - Pathways to Prosperity (4000006221 IGG deel) 220000040  (4000006221 IGG deel) Patways to prosperity will scale the uptake of sustainable and inclusive production/trade practices in multiple countries and in selected sectors. Connecting producers, service providers, financial institutions, buyers and governments. Activities follow four parthways to achieve this: 1. support producers to gain essential knowledge and entrepreneurial skills; 2. create fair and inclusive access to services and technology; 3. support access to inclusive finance; 4. connect producers to markets.
IMPACT: 23-0001723 UN Multi-donor Trust Fund for Youth and Employment in Tunisia IMPACT: 23-0001723 The main objective of the Fund will be: 1) to identify, exploit and concretize opportunities (support, integration, self-employment, and entrepreneurship) 2) to act on all the obstacles to employment that young Tunisians face and to have an impact on the categories most affected by unemployment and in the least favored regions of Tunisia and at high social risk
Sustainable Livelihoods Development Programme in  Gorongosa, Sofala, Mozambique In order to promote  inclusive development and prevent conflict triggered by inequality, small producers in areas that have benefited little or not at all from public or private FNS support so far, should also be assisted with basic support to improve their livelihoods including  agricultural productivity, land use an nutritional situation. In this regard,a consortium led by the Gorongosa Restoration Project, a public-private partnership, proposes to implement a sustainable livelihoods programme in 6 districts that surround the Gorongosa National Park in the Zambezi Valley, Sofala province. Amongst others,the activity will improve access of smallholder farmers to markets, good quality seeds, knowledge on proper soil fertility management, and integrated pest control management, as well as other climate adaptive agricultural techniques including agroforestry. By improving livelihoods of these communities, the activity will simultaneously contribute to biodiversity protection in Gorongosa N ational Park (GNP), considered to be one of the best game parks in Africa and a haven for wildlife with many endemic species. The proposal is for a 5-year programme with an estimated budget of EUR 20 million, with potential to directly reach approximately 45,000 small scale producer households with emphasis on women and youth-headed households.
A safe and enabling environment for inclusive and sustainable peacebuilding in Bentui IDP Camp, Juba IDP Camp, Mundri, Ulang Counties of  South Sudan. Key areas for concern identified in this project include women’s protection and empowerment, child protection, general community pro tection and social cohesion. The project objectives focus on identifying and addressing root causes of violence; reducing violence for communities, particularly women and children; strengthening community members for leadership and decision-making; and improving s ocial cohesion within and between communities. To accomplish these, a variety of strategies will be employed, also addressing youth participation, and with a continual focus on community ownership for sustainability.
Community Resilience, Livelihood and Social Cohesion Initiatives in Afghanistan Increased livelihood opportunities for Women and other vulnerable groups; increased rights awareness within communities and increased conflict-management (social cohesion). This project will be implemented in Kunduz (Kunduz district), Takhar (Bahrak and Khujaghar districts) and Ghazni (Khwaja Omari and Moqur districts) Provinces.
23-0000060_Emplois et Entrepreneuriat verts par et pour les jeunes au Mali - EEVJM 23-0000060_EEVJM will strengthen education and green skills development for young women and men, to contribute to economic resilience and empowerment through green jobs, entrepreneurship and the development of sustainable businesses that will generate new decent green jobs and income for communities.
IMPACT: 23-0002121 Conflict Sensitivity Hub IMPACT: 23-0002121 Conflict Sensitivity Hub
Gavi Advance Market Commitment for COVID-19 Vaccines Covax is part of the ‘Access to COVID-19 Tools Accelerator” (ACT-A), launched in April 2020. Under its ‘vaccine pillar’ the World Health Organization (WHO), the Centre for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) and Gavi work together. Gavi is the official administrator of COVAX, as such the Gavi Board takes important decisions on COVAX governance structure, financing and strategy. Gavi has established the “Office of the COVAX Facility”, a dedicated Secretariat, working in close alignment with the Gavi Secretariat. The Covax AMC uses official development assistance (ODA) funds from OECD donors to incentivize manufacturers of COVID-19 vaccines through guarantees to ensure sufficient global capacity is installed before COVID-19 vaccines are licensed. It procures vaccines and assists in delivery for LICs and LMICs. As such it ensures that the poorest economies (92 countries, ca. 50% of the world population) have access to vaccines.
230000023 Accelerating and strengthening implementation of the Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Minimum Service Package (MHPSS MSP) in humanitar Accelerating and strengthening implementation of the Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Minimum Service Package (MHPSS MSP) in humanitarian crises
Resilience of female IDPs in North Kivu : IMPACT No. : 23-0000361 Resilience of female IDPs in North Kivu (DRC) : IMPACT No. : 23-0000361
NUKU - Nawe Urashoboye Kubikora (Youth Empowerment by Youth) 2023-2024 IMPACT : 23-0000128 NUKU - Nawe Urashoboye Kubikora (Youth Empowerment by Youth) 2023-2024 IMPACT : 23-0000128
IMPACT 23-0000328 - SJPE-UN Water Conference 2023 IMPACT 23-0000328 - SJPE-UN Water Conference 2023 Session des Jeunes Parlementaires du Burkina Faso sur l'Eau-Conference des Nations Unies Sur l'Eau 2023
23-0000548_Creating impactful visual stories about agriculture in the time of a climate crisis 23-0000548_The NOOR intensive professional programme, led by NOOR mentors and a second professional mentor selected in the region, will enable a limited selection of early-stage photojournalists and image makers to develop their journalistic, investigative skills and visual mastery to produce impactful visual stories around the climate crisis with a particular attention to agricultural practices, challenges, issues and probable solutions within the regional context. The photojournalistic work produced by the candidates will be showcased during the SARA conference (biggest agricultural conference in West Africa taking place in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire) for which the Netherlands is country of honor this years’ 6th edition. Moreover, a final closing event showcasing the works will act as a platform for further discussion, and provides a valuable context for various policy makers to discuss the challenges presented with the photojournalistic work.
230002437 Partnership for improving prospects for forcibly displaced and host communities Second Phase of the MFA's Partnership with IFC, ILO, UNHCR, UNICEF and the World Bank to improve prospects for forcibly displaced and their host communities by together pushing for a transformation from taking a humanitarian to a development approach towards forced displacement. The 5 partners will push this transformation by focusing on the nexuses between, education, protection, employment, WASH and critical infrastructure. The partnership has been rolled out in 8 countries: Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda. This Activity appraisal document will highlight the second phase of this Partnership and the specific role and activities of ILO under this Partnership, which will be funded by the MFA.
Horizon d’espoir - Programme d’amélioration des compétences et conditions de vie des jeunes et femmes en zone urbaine. Il s’agit - d’améliorer la santé sexuelle et reproductive et renforcer l’autonomisation économique des filles migrantes et déplacées ainsi que celles vivant dans les milieux défavorisés de la zone urbaine et péri-urbaine de Bamako ; - de promouvoir leurs droits humains (lutte contre la violence basée sur le genre) et - de socialiser le débat sur ces questions afin de réduire les barrières sociales (rendre l’environnement favorable à l’exercice des droits des cibles). Le but ultime dans cette phase pilote de 3 ans du programme est d’améliorer le bien-être de 200.000 jeunes filles et femmes migrantes, déplacées et de familles à revenus modeste de Bamako de 15-25 ans dans une perspective d’autonomisation durable.
IMPACT 23-0002817 (V/h 23-0000338) : SOM SSF Phase  III IMPACT 23-0002817 (V/h 23-0000338) : Somalia Stability Fund (SSF) Phase III
HAV Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 HAV Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
JER Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 JER Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
“Combating hate speech for the sake of pluralism and tolerant democratic society” The goal of the project is to reduce the level of hate speech in Armenia through non-formal education, awareness raising campaigns and national legislation amendment that will lead towards promotion of freedom of speech and protection against discrimination on political, economic, religious or other believes as well as educating new generation tolerant and open-minded.
Ma voix pour dire stop aux violences basées sur le genre Increase awareness about women’s rights and campaign against gender based violence.
220000093 UNCTAD Partnership on digital economy and SDG investment 220000093 NL-UNCTAD partnership with the goal to support developing countries benefit from the digital trade and SDG investment. The partnership has two tracks: 1) Digital economy <(>&<)> e-commerce:  aims to contribute to enhanced inclusive and sustainable development gains from e-commerce and the digital economy for people and businesses in developing countries, particularly LDCs, to strengthen the policy environment for e-commerce and the digital economy at the national, regional and international level. this is done through evidence-based policy advice, capacity building, partnerships, women's empowerment. 2) SDG investment: aims to assist Governments in developing countries in improving the business, investment and trade climate by enhancing transparency and access to information and regulations and in the simplification of administrative procedures by supporting business and investment facilitation, within the broader context of investment and enterprise policy.
WAR BY HRF 23 031 V This project, implemented by Viasna, which is a well-known and established NGO, aims to (1) provide legal aid to Belarussians on occ urred HR violations, (2) raise awareness for these violations and the HR situation in Belarus in general, through publishing them on the internet, and (3) improve Viasna’s IT security and its long-term financial stability by involving a specialist in fundraising and project design in order to ensure its sustainability in defending of human rights.
MHPSS Yemen III / Phase III (Formerly 4000005672) Psychological and Social Response to Yemeni People Affected by the Conflict / Phase III (Formerly 4000005672)
23-0001682 - National Initiatives for Sustainable and Climate Smart Oil Palm Smallholders (NI-SCOPS) Phase 2 - IDH 23-0001682 - The NI-SCOPS programme aims to demonstrate that the palm oil sector can contribute to the SDGs and climate ambitions of the Paris Agreement, whilst also improving the livelihoods of smallholder farmers and workers. The programs vision is as follows: “that landscapes where oil palms are grown are managed sustainably and smallholders measurably benefit from their inclusion in palm oil markets”.  IDH and Solidaridad execute the program in partnership with the governments of Indonesia, Malaysia, Ghana, Nigeria and the Netherlands. The program applies an integrated approach to selected landscapes in major palm oil producing countries, as well as to major palm oil consumer markets, notably the EU and India. Interventions are directed to smallholder farmers, the private sector and public actors along three different action lines: better incomes; better land use; and inclusive markets.
IMPACT: 23-0002113 Sustainably Unlocking the Economic Potential of Lake Turkana IMPACT: 23-0002113 Turkana and Marsabit are counties located in the Arid lands (ASALs) of Kenya.  ASALs have been marginalised since colonial times. Which makes these counties and its people particularly vulnerable to external shocks, like the impacts of climate change. Unlocking the economic potential of Lake Turkana, with a focus on the fish value chain, food and nutrition security, sustainable management of the lake ecosystem,  will result in including these counties in the National economy and reduce inequalities, provide more resilient livelihoods and promote stability. The programme will consist of three pillars. Results will include in a better understanding- and management of the ecosystem, improved income and employment in the fisheries sector with specific focus on women and youths and improved nutritional status of people around the lake and beyond. Key target group are the 500,000 people involved in the fisheries sector. A systems approach is applied in the project design and implementation.
For Bullying Free Schools The project aims at reducing bullying at schools. Within the framework of the project several types of trainings will be organized for teachers, pupils and parents. Mapping of bullying will be conducted, manual  will be developed and a pilot " Bullying free school" mechanism will be developed.
Renforcement et Appui pour les Partis Politiques Inclusifs et Démocratiques The project aims to implement, in an inclusive manner, a multi-year project  to strengthen the party system for the promotion of peace and sustainable development. The project aims to strengthen political parties and to ensure the inclusion of women and young people in political parties. It will help to strengthen the role of IGD, an independent continuation of NIMD in Benin, and further collaboration between political parties and civil society in Benin. Finally, the project contributes to a reduction of tensions in the polarised political landscape in Benin.
220000089 Global UNMAS core bijdrage 2023 (Voluntary Trust Fund) The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) is de VN instelling die zich bezig houdt met brede ontmijning (zowel het landmijnen en clustermunitie uit de grond halen als voorlichting en coördinatie van ontmijningsprogramma’s en organisaties). NL geeft UNMAS een ongeoormerkte bijdrage om hen in staat te stellen de wereldwijde coördinatie van brede ontmijningswerkzaamheden en de beleidsontwikkeling op dit terrein te doen. Voorgaande UNMAS bijdrage (2021) activiteitnummer: 4000005362.
23-0001940_Jagorantin Matassa (Ecouter les jeunes) - Niger 23-0001940_This project is a Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) initiative targeting young people and women in Niger.  This project will implement a package of activities in 11 rural districts in the regions of Dosso, Tillabéry and Tahoua with the aim of reducing early marriages, unwanted pregnancies and maternal mortality. The project offers opportunities for adolescents and young people to complete their personal and professional development and achieve financial autonomy. The choice of this three-region intervention zone is based on the Dutch government's strategic targeting of the Liptako-Gourma area for its development interventions in West Africa. The consortium of Pathfinder International-Niger is joining forces with MSI Reproductive Choices Niger and the Association des Jeunes Filles pour la Santé de la Reproduction (AJFSR)