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Algeria Enhancing Youth Civic Engagement Algerian youth- who represent roughly 60 percent of the country’s population--are increasingly disenchanted with the status quo. In addition to political disillusionment among youth and the citizenry at large, the regime now faces substantial economic and social obstacles. These economic concerns are particularly acute for young Algerians, who are unemployed at a rate triple the national average of 10 percent. Roughly 25 percent of Algerian youth currently express a desire to leave the country, reflecting widespread frustration among this population group. A more meaningful integration of youth voices into local-level governance processes would help in addressing the trust gap that exists and disenfranchisement that can contribute to a push toward greater apathy, antagonism or more extremist views and actions if left unaddressed by mainstream political institutions and leaders. By developing a greater stake in and commitment to implementing meaningful changes in their local communities, youth would be less likely to resort to violence as an outlet for voicing their demands. Moreover, if youth had greater opportunity to participate in and influence political processes that impact their lives, they would be more likely to be invested in staying within their communities and contributing to local progress rather than looking to emigrate abroad. This program focuses on enhancing youth civic engagement in local and national level political processes. Through strengthening their capacity for effective civic participation, graduates of this program would be better-equipped to augment youth inclusion in the Algerian political system. Specifically, NDI would conduct a three-part leadership academy for youth, equipping participants, who will mainly be drawn from the south, with the skills to organize participatory needs assessments within their communities and implement advocacy campaigns based on the findings of these assessments. NDI would provide individual guidance to each program participant as they implement their advocacy campaigns, and would organize a training-of-trainers (TOT) workshop to assist youth participants in effectively transferring these new skills to their peers. NDI also would select and provide ongoing coaching to a program steering committee, or representative group of academy participants, who would liaise with national-level stakeholders such as the High Youth C ouncil and issue a summary report on the overall findings of academy participant-led work, including priority issues and common barriers to--and opportunities for--youth-led advocacy efforts.
SP NLcursus Gender Operations Cursus 'A Comprehensive Approach to Gender in Operations
RAM - OFFICE OF THE QM & TRADE PROGRAM RAM - OFFICE OF THE QUARTET MOVEMENT <(>&<)> TRADE PROGRAM
Community Stabilisation and Livelihoods for Refugees in White Nile The provision of alternative livelihoods and employment opportunities to refugees alongside socioeconomic infrastructure support to communities which aims at improving the livelihood abd job opportunities for refugees while creating peaceful co-existence and social cohesion an at the same time enhance the capacities of communities to sustain recovery and stability.
SAA   YEMENI WOMEN ENGAGEMENT SAA   YEMENI WOMEN ENGAGEMENT IN PEACE AND SECURITY
FLOW 2016 2020   CREA Funding Leadership and Opportunities for Women (FLOW 2016 2020) CREA
NAI Voices of Women with Disabilities The overall goal of this project is to contribute to an improved human rights situation of women with disabilities in Kenya. The project has three main objectives: 1. Enhance knowledge, lobby and social accountability skills among Women with Disabilities 2. Institutional strengthening of Disabled Persons Organi-zations. 3. Increase integration and inclusion of women with disa-bilities in county/national development plans, budgets and programmes.
Video Clips SRHR Results PRODUCTION OF VIDEO CLIPS ABOUT THE RESULTS OF THE DUTCH FUNDED SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS PROJECTS IN UGANDA
HH aan hulpbehoevende in Afgh DRA Afghanistan Joint Response (acute crisis mechanism).
Justice, Law and Order Sector Strategic Development Plan IV Dutch earmarked support to reduce the case backlog of the judiciary, to enhance safety/security refugees, promote transitional justice and to strengthen commercial justice. In addition, our support will be used to improve the infrastructure and services of remand homes (youth and children) and to address gender/SGBV. This application is a follow up of the Dutch’ non-earmarked contribution to the JLOS SWAp fund 2012/13 – 2014/15  (see Bemo 24617) and the earmarked support to the JLOS SWAp Fund 2014/15 – 2016/16 (see Bemo 27725). In the whole project period, some major improvements were achieved in the area of case backlog, reducing the overall number of backlog cases from 5782 in 2016 to 2317 in 2021.  The physical access to justice of the population was also greatly improved in the period under review by the construction of 27 new justice centers (where police, public prosecution, courts etc. sit together in one location), of which 10 were constructed by Dutch funding, together covering 87% of all districts (up from 60% om 2016).  Whereas the COVID-lockdowns had a negative impact on the speed of trials, it also sped up the digitalisation and use of technological assistance in the justice chain, for example by using video conferencing for hearings and testimonies in court.   Through Dutch support the sector also invested in making the services more gender-sensitive. This is shown by the fact that at the start of the project, only 22% of JLOS Institutions had a functional gender desk, but by the end this was 100%. There were also special sessions organised to make sure the backlog in SGBV cases was disposed off.
The Netherlands-CGIAR partnership 2017 - 2021 - ENVELOPE 1 The Netherlands-CGIAR partnership 2017 - 2021 - ENVELOPE 1 Partnership between the Netherlands and the CGIAR System Organization (formerly the Consortium of International Agricultural Research Centers), consisting: Contributions to the CGIAR System Organization and selected research programs through a World Bank managed trust fund. During the 2017-2021 funding period CGIAR continued to delver high quality science and innovation to reduce poverty, improve food and nutrition security for better health and improve natural resources management and ecosystem services. The target group were (and are) poor farmers and consumers in the Global South. Apart from a contribution to the CGIAR-wide research portfolio the Dutch contribution made substantial contributions in the areas of nutrition, climate change, policies, markets and institutions, water management in agriculture and forest management and agroforestry. For example the climate change program (CCAFS) helped thirty-six million farmers adopt mitigation technologies and practices or applying agro-advisory services on 69 million hectares of land over its 10-year program. As a result of delivery efforts led by HarvestPlus under the nutrition program (A4NH), 12.8 million farming households were growing biofortified crops in 2021. This translates to 64 million people from these households consuming biofortified foods. In Bangladesh, FISH-led interventions helped protect 264,413 ha through effective co-management in hilsa shad (Tenualosa ilisha) sanctuaries and coastal areas. By applying better management practices for aquaculture, 80,368 ha of pond area were restored. In addition, 344,781 ha of biologically significant areas were placed under improved natural resource management. The Program for Biosafety Systems, supported by the research program on Policies, Institutions,  and Markets, assisted four African countries in developing oversight guidelines for genome editing that accurately reflect the science and evolving regulatory trends for this game-changing, Nobel-prize winning technology.   CGIAR research in one independent evaluation is called "slow magic". It typically takes 10-15 years for research to lead to innovation at scale. CGIAR research over the decades has generated a median 10-fold return on investment, reaching 25-fold returns in mean terms. The hundreds of varieties in maize, wheat, rice, millet, sweet potato and so on, bred to improve yields and income, enrich micro-nutrients for nutrition, tolerance to droughts, flooding submergence, heat, shorter cropping cycles etc has added billions per year in smallholder farmer income in Africa and Asia.   The Dutch contribution to this multi-donor program has been on average 3-4 % of the total annual CGIAR funding by all donors and projects of roughly USD 800 million.
Economische Advisering en Beleidsontwikkeling contributie aan OESO voor 2017: ODA-bijdrage Economische Advisering en Beleidsontwikkeling contributie aan OESO voor 2017: ODA-bijdrage
MAPP/OAS Colombia 2017-2019 Ondersteuning aan de MAPP/OAS missie die het vredesproces- en vredesopbouw, met name de uitvoering van het in 2016 gesloten vredesak koord tussen de Colombiaanse rege-ring en de FARC,  monitort.
RAB LCF 2017 filmfestival Casablanca Sqala organiseert een filmfestival in de Oukacha gevangenis van Casablanca om jonge delinquenten in aanraking te bren-gen met de kracht van audiovisuele middelen en hen te leren film als een instrument te gebruiken tot zelfreflectie, bezin-ning en het bieden van perspectief. De Nederlandse stichting Young in Prison zal assisteren met trainingen en methodolo-gie.
AST CIVIL SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT AST CIVIL SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE IN TAJIKISTAN
The Bigger Picture The Bigger Picture   Visual Data Narratives on Peace & Justice
Empowering local governments in Uganda Supporting District Local Governments (DLG) in the Integration of Development and Refugee Specific Needs
ARC_ETHIOPIE ZOA To curb irregular migration in Ethiopia, and therefor address the lack of legal status for refugees, low economic opportunities for youth, low access to basic services and lack of awareness of risks of migration
Building Civilian Protection Capacities Better protection of civilians better protected from the impact of the armed conflict, which will build both short- and long-term stability
Beleidsondersteuning ODA directie IGG Ondersteuning van opbouw van kennis en netwerken (en verdere ondersteuning in de meeste brede zin van het woord) bij IGG binnen de b eleidsgebieden.
Protection de la liberté de l'informat. Strengthening the protection of the right to information in Tunisia, and supporting journalists and the media in their efforts towards pluralistic, free and independent information provision for the benefit of the general population.
Generosity Tracker Tracking local resources for better response to humanitarian crises.
SANTE ET DROITS SEXUELS  ET REPRODUCTIF COT - Sante et droits sexuels et reproductifs au Benin
Beurzenprogramma SPARK Beurzenprogramma voor Syrische vluchtelingen en het versterken van de onderwijsinstellingen om invulling te geven aan specifieke curriculum vereisten.
LAND AND WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 2017-2020 (LWRM) The LWRM program supports the development of agricultural resources including land, water and human capacity and aims to increase food security and reduce poverty in vulnerable rural areas of the West Bank.
Civil Society United Against Torture Civil Society United Against Torture delivers a collective re-sponse to torture at a time when the movement is facing un-precedented challenges.
BEL-HR budget 2017 Provisional annual budget allocation 2017 activities <(><<)> € 25K
IOM Counter Trafficking in Persons Strengthening the capacity of relevant government authorities and civil society In Burundi to prevent trafficking in persons (TIP) and protect victims of trafficking
NAP 1325 2016 2019 Libië Women's leadership towards fostering a culture of peace and human security in Libya
AST-Smart Pavlodar Initiative The overall purpose of the project is to promote public engagement in local decision making through participation in decision making concerning condominiums.
MY SAFETY, OUR FUTURE: UNFPA YEMEN Impact: Women and Girls' gain power over their lives, pursue their potential and live free from violence and inequality.
Stephen Ellis Leerstoel Financiering Stephen Ellis Leerstoel aan de Uni van Leiden
Iraq Justice and Peace Perception Study Onderzoek naar Irakese IDPs in de Koerdische Autonome Regio (KAR)
Support program for Netherlands Embassies with water programs Het ondersteunen van de ambassades in de 11 water partnerlanden bij het uitvoeren van hun waterprogramma's
Human Rights NGOs Support for Marginalized Dalit Women and Prevention of Violence against Women
AST-Anti-corruption Effective preventive measures for anti-corruption enforcement. Promoting  legal mechanisms to monitor legislative drafting process with the purpose of eliminating legal provisions favoring corruption and enabling citizens to engage with government on corruption and governance issues
RAM   ENHANCING KNOWLEDGE RAM   ENHANCING LEGAL KNOWLEDGE ON HUMANITARIAN ASSISTENCE AND DEVELOPMENT IN AREA C
SKO-Mentoring Women Entrepreneurs The overall objective of the project is to support women entrepreneurs and professionals from Macedonia, Albania and Kosovo by creating a unique mentoring program as a key to professional and personal success. This will be done by creating a peer mentoring program with experts and professionals from the Netherlands. This objective will be achieved through the following activities: - Open call for mentors in Macedonia, Albania and Kosovo with clearly identified criteria (professional background, mentoring experience, skills, etc.); - Open call for mentees in Macedonia, Albania and Kosovo with clearly identified criteria (start-ups, professionals-beginners, etc.); - Open call for peer mentors from the Netherlands via Professional Women Network Amsterdam; - Match-making and mentoring arrangements; - Organizing a Macedonia outreach day for all groups get together;
LGBTIQ Community Empowerment The project is built upon the needs of the community¿s most
Information Campaign to Combat Illegal Trafficking of Per-sons and Smuggling of Human Beings in Ethiopia Het doel van dit project is om Ethiopische burgers bewust te maken van de gevaren van illegale mensenhandel en men-sensmokkel van migranten.
Hoofdweg GOA Ontwerp, voorbereiding en uitvoering van een Minusma project t.b.v. vredesdividend.
Ghana Tax for Development Increasing revenues of Municipal and District Assemblies and improve service to the public in Ghana
Zeitz MOCAA Curational Lab LGBTQI The activity comprises of setting up an influential exhibition on the understanding of LGBTQI+ issues, intercultural understanding and human rights. The main objective of the exhibition is to establish dialogue and respect for human rights regardless of race, gender, creed or sexual orientation to create a safe environment for the discussion around similarities and differences which create multi-cultural social diversity. Through this platform the Netherlands and South Africa will use art as a catalyst to address the underrepresentation of the LGBTQI+ community of the African continent. As a leading example of Human Rights globally the Kingdom of the Netherlands plays a vital role as founding and funding partner.
Education can not Wait Wereldwijd Trust Fund t.b.v. het financieren van onderwijs voor kinderen in humanitaire noodsituaties
EITI International Secretariat Meerjarige financiële ondersteuning EITI International Secretariat
Small policy supporting activities ICB 2 Small Policy supporting activities ICB 2017
Access to Commercial Justice This proposal is premised on the Final Report of the Needs Survey for Commercial Justice in Kenya by Lucid Options Consulting, dated September 2016, which was prepared for the Investment Climate Programme of the Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya. The goal of this project is Improved business and investment confidence in the judicial system in Kenya.  This will further strengthen Kenya’s business climate by encouraging increased investment through confidence in its commercial justice systems, by ensuring quality and efficient commercial justice systems that respond to key indicators of improved business climate,
S&T Flexible Fund OXFAM Right to a Future for People Affected by the Syrian Displacement Crisis¿
ABJ - YOCAF FEMALE GENITAL CUTTING ABJ - COMMUNITY BASED ADVOCAY AGAINST FEMALE GENITAL CUTTING
Core Contribution 2016 2017 Algemene Vrijwillige Bijdrage (AVB) aan het werk van UNICEF voor de periode 2016 2017
Agriterra 2016 2020 Farmer Common Sense in Business: versterking van de georganiseerde landbouwbeweging tbv inclusieve ontwikkeling en agrarisch onderne merschap.
ABJ   WEP  GENDER EQUALITY ABJ WEP  GENDER EQUALITY BENUE  ZAMFARA STATES NIGERIA
Patato & Leafy Greens Value Chain Growing the Patato and Leafy Greens Value Chain for Improved Levelihoods
Promotion du développeme Promotion du développement du secteur agricole à travers les achats locaux pour l'approvisionnement des cantines scolaires et la for tification des
Empowerment of Social Activist Empowerment of Social Activists through Advocacy  and Lobby ing to address Religious Intolerance
TBL SUPPORTING HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS TBL SUPPORTING HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS IN AZERBAIJAN
KAI VILLAGE TRAIN PHASE 2 The proposed project aims at empowering marginalised youth and adolescents in rural Upper Egypt to challenge the long-standing pract ices and beliefs that are conducive to gender- and religion-based discrimination in their local communities using story-telling and street theatre.
BEI ECOURAGING FEMALE POLITICAL THROUGH Women in Front will establish a counseling office for female candidates in the upcoming national elections of 2018, through which they will be trained on issues related to the political domain. A research on obstacles that women generally face in their quest to participate in national decision-making will be carried out in order to structurally increase women in national politics. .
DSH UNODC/OHCHR Strengthening the capacities of West African states to develop a human rights based response to smuggling of migrants¿.
KAI GENDER SENSITISING KAI GENDER SENSITISING THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS IN EGYPT. THE PROJECT AIMS TO INFLUENCE FEMALE PARLIAMENTARIANS BY PRODUCING AND DISS EMINATING RESEARCH PAPERS AND EVIDENCE BASED POLICY ADVICE ON THE MOST URGENT LEGISLATIONS
OESO DAC PWB 2017-2018 DAC’s Program and Work Budget (PWB) 2017-2018 provides a broad contextual analysis paying attention to such factors such as global d ynamics that threat to reverse economic, social <(>&<)> environmental gains, the persistence of poverty in many middle- and low-income countries and the concentration in fragile states, gender inequalities remain prevalent, with stagnation and regression in some c ontexts recurrent crises and internal conflicts which gives rise to people fleeing conflict and climate that affects all disproportionally. On the basis of these changes and the areas of OECD/DAC’s expertise, OECD/DAC’s strategic challenges and priorities for action are identified.
JBA   FEEDER ROAD CONSTRUCTION JBA   FEEDER ROAD CONSTRUCTION (OLD ACTIVITY 24723 LANDCODE WAS NOT CORRECT SS)
Enhancing Women's Economic Participation Enhacing Women's Economic Particpation: Addressing the Gender-GAP in North-West Tunisia
BAM   FOND CONJOINT BAM   FOND CONJOINT ET FLEXIBLE MINISTERE DE LA JUSTICE   AMBASSADE DES PAYS BAS
ITC Netherlands Trust Fund IV International Trade Centre - Netherlands Trust Fund IV
The overall objective is to contribute towards the improvement of sexual and reproductive health outcomes for youth, by multifaceted comprehensive sex ADD - EngenderHealth AGO PROGRAM IMPROVING SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH OUTCOMES OF AFARI YOUNG PEOPLE
Achieving universal access to sexual and reproductive health and realizing reproductive rights of young people in Mozambique, with focus in Tete Provi The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Mozambique intends to finance an activity that aims to contribute towards adolescent girls and young women´s increased uptake and access to quality, youth-friendly and gender responsive sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services; to build the knowledge and skills of adolescent girls and young women to exercise their rights, which directly contributes to a decrease in early pregnancy, undesired pregnancy and HIV/AIDS among adolescent girls and young women (aged 10-24 years). The activity will bring a significant support to the in-country efforts to increase contraceptive use nation-wide, directly contributing in 119 ,863 additional contraceptive users. At decentralized level the activity will address the issues of the adolescent sexual and reproductive health (ASRH) in Tete Province with a specific geographic focus on 6 districts of Chiúta, Doa, Macanga, Magoe, Marara and Zumbo. While it will benefit 906.096 young people aged 10-24 living in Tete, 116,953 adolescent girls and young women and 116,741 males, in the same age group, living in those 6 target districts, will be the direct target beneficiaries of the activity. In addition, it will improve the availability and use of female and male condoms and prevent HIV and STIs. Delayed and reduced fertility will help harnessing the demographic dividend. Finally, the activity will also benefit adult women and men of reproductive age, health providers, teachers, and traditional, community and religious leaders in general through improved access to family planning and SRH services and information, positive changes in norms and cultural practices, as well as improved gender equality.
COT   RENFORCEMENT CAPACITE RENFORCEMENT CAPACITE ORGANE CONSULTATIF DE LA JEUNESSE (OCJ)
Enhancing the Health System’s Response to COVID-19 in Accommodation Structures for Migrants and Unaccompanied Migrant Children and in COVID-19 Referral Hospitals and Primary Health Centers in Areas with Large Migrant Populations Greece has been facing a two-fold challenge since the outbreak of the COVID-19 in March 2020, namely the health risks associated with the virus itself, coupled with the broader health and protection risks emerging from the persistent overcrowding within the migrant settings operating in the country (RICs, open accommodation sites, pre-removal centres, UMC facilities). The  project seeks to address this challenge by taking urgent measures on two fronts: (a) Reinforcing COVID-19 prevention and response measures within migrant facilities operating in the country by setting up fully equipped mobile units and modular clinics for the treatment of COVID-19 cases in open accommodation sites, pre-removal centres and UMC shelters, creating COVID-19 isolation/quarantine areas in pre-removal centres, providing COVID-19 related medical supplies and medicines for all the mobile units, modular clinics and RICs, and; (b) Reinforcing COVID-19 referral Hospitals and Primary Health Centres located in areas with large migrant populations by providing them with COVID-19 related medical equipment.
Urgent Intevention in WASH Cluster for (3) Yemeni Governorates In line with the national Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Cluster strategy, IOM seeks to improve the living conditions of internally displaced persons by restoring access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene services. IOM’s WASH solutions are immediate, scalable, and sustainable, with the overall aim of reducing morbidity and mortality rates and the spread of water borne diseases among communities affected by the ongoing conflict.
Logistical Support to the Norwegian Election Observer Group to the EU Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) for the General Elections in Zimbabwe 2023 The European Commission/FPl 3 appointed IOM with the logistical and administrative implementation of the EU EOM Zimbabwe 2023. In accordance with the terms of reference of the EU EOM Zimbabwe 2023, IOM will provide logistical and administrative support to two Norwegian Election Observers (one LTO and one STO), who are members of the EU EOM observer group; for this purpose, a separate agreement is signed between IOM and the Norwegian Foundation - Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC).