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JER Opening Gate to the Quality Media The goal of the project is to enhance the role of the self-regulation and media literacy in strengthening the segment of quality media in Armenia and contributing to the consistent reform in the information sphere. The Project design is based on integrated approach towards three groups of activities. The first one is directed at the institutionalization of Media Ethics Observatory (MEO), an experimental self-regulation body established at the initiative of Yerevan Press Club. The process of institutionalization includes support to the regular operation of MEO – issuing judgments on complaints against media, mediation of information disputes, development of thematic ethical guidelines. Strengthening of MEO will be en-sured also due to “twinning” with Raad voor de Journalistiek and utilizing experience of the Netherlands and other European countries in media self-regulation, including a study visit to the Netherlands. Secretary of the Raad voor de Jouranlistike – Mrs Daphne Koene - has agreed to be project consultant. More Armenian media joining self-regulation initiative, growing num-ber of complaints as manifestation of public trust, and introduc-tion of “Quality marker”, exposing commitment of certain seg-ment of the industry to the responsible journalism will be the indicators of the success of the Project. The second group of activities includes collection of data on the major challenges for integrity of media. This will be achieved through the monitoring based on specifically designed methodology. The monitoring and the results of MEO operation will allow developing consistent recommendations for the im-provement of media legislation and the government’s policy in the information sphere. The third group of activities will compose a campaign for media literacy and consumers’ demand of quality, reliable con-tent.  Meetings with the media audiences and establishment of annual Forum will aim to address the peculiarities of Armenian media market and mechanisms for its healthy operation. “Aquarium” sessions of MEO will help to familiarize wider public with self-regulation concept. Creative presence of the Project in the social networks through author’s blogs will to a certain ex-tent contribute to the spread of ethical principles not only in the traditional but also in the new media. Efficient interaction of the listed Project components promises long awaited change in Armenian information ecosystem. This project also has a potential of turning into a regional initia-tive through cooperation of YPG and Georgian Charter of Jour-nalistic Ethics (which received its small MATRA KAP grant from NL TBI in about 2010), and other Georgian NGO’s working on freedom of expression and media literacy.
When Rights Unite: Empowering girls, women, and communities to increase their well-being at scale through catalytic human rights education This project aims to empower communities, in particular women and girls, to promote human rights, to strengthen gender equality, and to improve well-being and advance dignity in The Gambia. The project targets 60 communities (at least 3,000 adults/adolescents) in the Central River Region in order to improve their well-being by applying acquired knowledge, skills and governance capacity, and by shifting social norms regarding gender roles and harmful practices such as Female Genital Cutting. The NL contribution represents 6,2% of the total project budget. The rest is funded by the Foundation for a Just Society International (FJSI).
Small HR ODA projects 2021 Suriname Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Suriname
Dutch Good Growth Fund onderdeel 2 (Garantie) Dutch Good Growth Fund onderdeel 2 (Garantie) ex 26664
UNDP Global Programme Rule of Law and Human Rights 4000004124_UNDP Global Programme for Strengthening the Rule of Law and Human Rights for Sustaining Peace and Fostering Development
Club de la Presse Weekly radio talk show to promote the emergence of democratic debate. Continuation of phase IV (project 4000004433).
Programme support to Greater Virunga Transboundary Colllaboration Transboundary collaboration on biodiversity conservation, natural resource-based socio-economic development around the Greater Virunga Landscape, and creating conditions for sustainable conservation and tourism
Equal Rights and Opportunities for Women and Girls The Equal Rights and Opportunities for Women and Girls Project  seeks to ensure that women and girls in Ghana realize their human rights and utilize opportunities that enable them to live successful lives.  To achieve this goal, the project seeks to: 1)  Reduce violent against women by  to educate women and girls on their human rights and those of others and opportunities available to them as part of efforts to empower them to hold duty bearers accountable; strengthen the capacity of Social Justice Institutions for prevention of violence and timely and s uccessful intervention when violence occurs; increase support for women and girls in Communities and Schools on their human rights so that violations are addressed and respect for everyone’s rights is sustained.post-2020 period. 2) train women and girls on entrepreneurial skills and opportunities for economic empowerment and lastly 3) Advocate for the passage of the Affirmative Action Bill which has been pending for more than two decades
Enhancing the capacity of the Lebanon Mine Action Center: critical support In Lebanon, there are still several areas (for example in the Bekaa, the south and Mount Lebanon governate) that are contaminated by landmines, cluster munitions and other explosive remnants of war (ERW). The issue of contamination has been further compounded in 2017 following the defeat of terrorist groups in the North-Eastern border region that was contaminated mainly with improvised explosive devices (IEDs). The project focuses on empowering LMAC - the responsible body for the execution and coordination of the Lebanon Mine Action Programme (LMAP) - and enabling it to sustainably manage and address the humanitarian and development impact posed by mines, ERW and CM. The overall objective is to significantly attenuate the impact of contamination risks through the promotion of resilient adaptable government institutions and also supporting the Lebanese in their compliance with international obligations. The objective will be delivered through the following results areas: Results area 1: Core national capacity strengthened to document and prioritize clearance operations and land release supported Results area 2: LMAC’s compliance with international and national obligations maintained and its coordination functions strengthened Results area 3: LMAC’s communication and partnerships capacities strengthened
Inception phase TRACE NEXUS Jobs <(>&<)> Education activities. Inception phase for TRACE activities strengthening youth and women economic inclusion in the agri-food sector in Tunisia through skills realignment with private sector needs.
Access to Justice for Women and Girls in Rio de Janeiro: from the gates of the prison and socio-educational systems to post-prison life Expand women's and girls' access to justice through actions aimed at promoting and guaranteeing equality and equity for women and girls in conflict with the law, since entering the prison/socio-educational system through custody/ presentation hearings, from the context of deprivation of liberty to post-prison life, understanding that the notion of access to justice involves the construction of multiple strategies and instruments for the production of social justice and for the guarantee of rights. The project will not only provide assistance to these women and girls, but also distribute material promoting the rights of women, draft analytical reports on the situation of this target group and offer workshops and technical courses, among other activities.
Contribution to ILO for activities funded by the Prospects Opportunity Fund 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 transfor-mation by focusing on the nexuses between, education, protection and employment. The partnership will be rolled out in 8 countries: Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda. This Activity Appraisal Document will high-light the Opportunity Fund and the specific funding allocated to UNICEF under this fund.
Power to You(th) The application ‘Power to You(th)’ was selected under the SRHR Partnership Fund (subsidy grant instrument) in the scope of the Stren gthening Civil Society policy framework.
Small HR ODA proj 2021 budgeth CostaRica Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Costa Rica
Additional Covid-19 funds for Central African Republic Joint Response Dutch Relief Alliance (no reprogramming) With reference to act. 4000001163 Additional funding from revised BHOS budget for the prevention, response and mitigation of Corona. With reference to act. 4000001163
HAKI Africa FoRB phase 3 Reconstructing Disintegrated Social Fabric in The Covid-19 New Normal Through Inter Religious Cohesion.
Basic course streng civil society BC-SCS The Basic Course Civil Society (SCS) facilitates the onboarding of MFA staff or staff members from civil society partners for the first time taking part in the implementation of the Policy Framework Strengthening Civil Society (2021- 2025). The objective of the course is to bolster the 8 core elements of the SCS policy framework (civic space, lobby <(>&<)> advocacy, local ownership, gender equality and inclusion, strategic partnering, flexibility, reciprocal capacity development, innovation). Moreover, the course offers MFA staff and strategic partners the opportunity to exchange on concrete, action-oriented sub-topics in three e-learning modules (civil society <(>&<)> civic space, lobby and advocacy, ownership and representation) and successive interactive online sessions.
Contribution to WHO SPRP 2021 - 2022 Dutch contribution to the WHO’s Strategic Prepraredness and Response Plan 2021-2022. The goal is to end the COVID-19 pandemic, and build resilience and readiness for the future. There are six key strategic public health objectives: 1. Suppress transmission 2. Reduce exposure 3. Counter misinformation 4. Protect the vulnerable 5. Reduce mortality and morbidity from all causes 6. Accelerate equitable access to new COVID-19 tools.
Small General ODA projects 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
Funding Proposal from the International Institute for Sustainable Development for the secretariat of the Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, The Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development (IGF) is the leading global intergovernmental policy forum on mining and sustainable development. The IGF supports over 70 member nations committed to leveraging mining for sustainable development to ensure negative impacts are limited and financial benefits are shared. It is devoted to optimizing the benefits of mining to achieve poverty reduction, inclusive green growth, social development and environmental stewardship. The International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) serves as Secretariat for the IGF.
SUPPORT TO WOMEN-LED COMMUNITY-BASED INITIATIVES PROJECT SUPPORT TO WOMEN-LED COMMUNITY-BASED INITIATIVES PROJECT
Small civil Society ODA proj 2021 Benin Small civil Society ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Benin
Youth Economic Empowerment and Leadership by pro-moting economic and equal opportunities for by dis-placement affected communities (DACs). YEEL is the first phase of a multi-annual effort to reduce poverty and unemployment by making the at-risk and marginalized youth in the DACs both mentally and eco-nomically self-sufficient through job connection and train-ing in life skills, entrepreneurship, job preparedness etc., all followed up by effective support activities that ensures greater success.
Strategic Partnership Vereniging van Nederlandse Gemeenten (VNG) International for local governance with a focus on fragile contexts, migration, water For 12 countries local governance support programmes will be developed with a focus on fragile contexts, migration, water and local taxation through a multi-thematic approach. The partnership will support local governments through capacity building for decision making and service delivery, strengthening local leaders, civil servants and citizens and creating an institutional environment by clear mandates and decentralisation processes. VNGi will use their own expertise as well as expertise from Dutch municipalities and local counterparts.
Soutien aux efforts de l’ Algérie dans la prévention et la réponse multisectorielle à la violence faite aux femmes et aux filles, incluant l’ appui à Soutien aux efforts de l’ Algérie dans la prévention et la réponse multisectorielle à la violence faite aux femmes et aux filles, incluant l’ appui à
100000920 DSO - Fonds voor PDP's III 27528-DSO0120502 DSO Fonds voor Product Development Partnerships (PDPs) III
More Awareness, Less Discrimination and Equal Protection for LGBTI People in Viet Nam The project aims to provide experience of leadership capacity for Vietnamese LGBTI leaders by continuing the previous VILEAD program and provide small grants, networking opportunities to support young leader transforming their knowledge and skills into real impact. Also, inform social and policy advocacy by data via a comprehensible online information hub.
Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 BAN 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
zie4-4629_DRA Acute Block Grant COVID-19 Acute humanitaire financiering voor lenigen noden Covid-19 via 4000001892
COVID-19 PPE Suriname Ten behoeve van de bestrijding van COVID-19 worden er art-sen, medicijnen, Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) en bea-demingsapparatuur naar Suriname gestuurd. De zending van PPE is dus 1 afzonderlijk element van de overkoepelende BZ bijdrage aan Suriname van EUR 1.115.312,91.
Strengthening Media Freedom in Yemen The project is to strengthen media freedom in Yemen by strengthening journalism, curbing violations against Yemeni journalists, advocating their issues, providing legal support, building their capabilities in urgent journalistic fields such as bodily safety and digital security, and providing psychological support to journalists who have been subjected to violations due to their journalistic profession , in addition to build the capacity of female journalists on how to deal and to protect themselves against online harassment, and advocating their rights.
PRE Educat. & Lifeskills for Young girls The aim of the 1 year project is to offer life skills support and an education support program to 30 young women and boys residing in the informal section of Alexandra township, called Sitjwetla and 200 adolescents residing in Alexandra township. There are socio-economic challenges which plague this community, an informal settlement, such as poor water and sanitation, limited opportunities for further education at tertiary institutions, high levels of poverty and inequality and a high risk of young women and girls falling victim to gender-based violence and susceptible to contracting HIV and AIDS with poor quality public services to address these socio-economic challenges. The realization of socio-economic rights as outlined in the Constitution of South Africa is difficult, with many barriers noted in this document, which impede the ability of young women and girls to reach their full potential and enjoy equal rights. Access to education is gendered and continues to be racialized and linked to class negatively impacting on girls and young women in areas such Alexandra. The three core project goals are outlined as follows: 1. Education and life-long learning of registered girls and young womyn in Alexandra Township 2. Self-love, Self-respect and Community Activism Advocacy and awareness implemented in Alexandra Township 3. Outreach with Self-love, Self-respect and Community activism across Gauteng. A few of the objectives linked to the goals include: • To develop a support program for School Readiness 2 • To facilitate additional learning resources for registered girls and young women • To provide Life Skills sessions to girls and young women in Alexandra Township • To develop a Training of Trainers (TOT) course on the NF model of Self-love, Self-Respect and Community Activism • To facilitate three (3) TOT by December 2020 • To launch Trainers at a formal graduation in January  2021 • To conduct mid-term evaluation of the project • To document the project model • To facilitate partnerships with various organizations supporting ideals of NF
SRHR IPPF hosts Nexus and SheDecides Nexus: Financial contribution to the SRHR Nexus Secretariat to advocate for the ICPD and SRHR internationally 1) in UN Negotiations; 2) by building strategic and cross-regional alliances and strong accountability mechanisms for SRHR. SheDecides: One year funding for SheDecides Support Unit to implement its work plan 2021, in line with the updated (Dec 2020) Theory of Change, aimed at strengthening movements and mobilizing broad support for bodily autonomy including SRHR.
Upgrading the Palestinian Side of Kerem Shalom (KS) Commercial  Crossing Goal of activity is to improve the infrastructure at the Kerem Shalom  commercial to reduce  economic losses and transaction costs, contributing to an increase in export related economic profits in Gaza.
Training and discussion program for indigenous women and youth in the Eastern Region CIMI Leste will work with leaderships of different indigenous communities in eastern states of Brazil to provide various training co urses, roundtable discussions, talks, exchange of know-how on improvement of traditional indigenous customs in order to empower the part of women in the tribes, discussions on strengthening of protection of indigenous territory, short courses on basic notions of law and rights of women and girls. The main objective is to contribute to the training and organizational process of indigenous women and girls, together with Indigenous Peoples in the area of operation of Cimi Regional Leste, aiming at the defense and guarantee of their rights.
Financement du Plan de Développement Sanitaire avec l’accent sur la Sante Sexuelle et Reproductive et la Gouvernance. Le Ministère de Sante Publique, de la Population et des Affaires Sociales (MSP/P/AS) au Niger s’est engagé à améliorer la santé des populations et la qualité des services de base, parmi lesquelles sont la SSR/PF, par la mise en place du Plan du Développent Sanitaire (PDS) 2017-2021 (nouvelle période de la mise en œuvre 2022-2026). Pour appuyer la mise en œuvre du PDS et canaliser l'aide financière des bailleurs par rapport aux indicateurs nationaux de santé, le Fonds Commun Santé (FCS) a été fondé. Le but principal de FCS est de renforcer le leadership du MSP/P/AS et de stimuler l’alignement et l’harmonisation des partenaires dans un fonds et des modalités communes, en vue de l’atteinte de résultats jugés prioritaires. En mars 2021 le MSP/P/AS a sollicité l’Ambassade du Royaume des Pays-Bas pour qu’elle se rejoigne au FCS et contribue au financement du PDS dont la sous-programme sur la Santé Reproductive, Maternelle, Néonatale, Infantile, des Adolescents et Nutrition fait partie. Après avoir analysé les priorités du PDS, l'Ambassade du Royaume des Pays-Bas et le MSP/P/AS ont retenu 8 indicateurs nationaux qui forment la base d’engagement de l’Ambassade du Royaume des Pays-Bas en tant que le bailleur de FCS. Les activités prévues par rapport à 6 indicateurs en SSR/PF et 2 indicateurs en gouvernance doivent faire partie des plans d’action annuels (PAAs) validées par les bailleurs de FCS el le MSP/P/AS chaque année. Les activités prévues pour SSR/FP abordent spécifiquement l'accès des adolescents et des femmes en âge de procréer aux services de SSR/PF, l'amélioration de la qualité des services de SSR/PF et la facilitation d'un meilleur environnement dans les centres de santé intégrés (SCI) pour accroitre la demande aux services de SSR/PF parmi la population. Le financement de l'Ambassade du Royaume des Pays-Bas sera conditionné à l'évaluation de la performance, à l’exécution des activités et l'atteinte des résultats en SSR/PF qui seront suivis et rapporté par le consortium des ONGs en collaboration avec le MSP/P/AS.
We lead – Claiming our Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights The application ‘We lead’ was selected under the SRHR Partner-ship Fund (subsidy grant instrument) in the scope of the Strengthening Civil Society policy framework.
The African Development Fund plays a central role in providing concessional resources to low-income African countries while demonstr ating clear value Bijdrage aan de vijftiende middelenaanvulling van het Afrikaans Ontwikkelingsfonds (AfDF-15).
Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria COVID-19 Response Mechanism for the period 2021 – 2022. A contribution of in total EUR 27mln to the Global Fund COVID-19 Response Mechanism to support access to (among others) diagnostics, therapeutics and personal protective equipment as well as health system strengthening needed to implement these tools during the period 2021 – 2022.
MOPAN contributie voor de periode 2020 t/m 2022 Ongeoormerkte bijdrage voor MOPAN (voor alle leden gelijk) van jaarlijks EUR 198.000, voor de periode 2020-2022, te betalen aan OESO, waar het permanente MOPAN­ secretariaat is qehuisvest.
TBL Journalists in Parliamentary electio The goal of the project is to support regional media companies to produce high quality news packages about major issues fac-ing local audiences ahead of the 2020 Parliamentary elections; about programs and solutions proposed by political parties competing in the Elections. The project will provide the media tools and strategies to in-crease their audience reach and establish strong links to the communities they serve. Set-up of the project 10 regional, independent media outlets will be selected by the project’s Steering Commission as partners for the project. Selected media companies will receive small subgrants (GEL 12,000 each, appr. EUR 3,500) to research, design, and pro-duce a total of 8 long-format elections-related stories (talk-show and/or long-form video and/or social video and/or long-form audio and/or in-depth print and/or web story) per outlet. Next to that, under the subgrants, Internews Georgia will assist the media partners in organizing a series (one per outlet) of  face-to-face (if public health rules permitting) or online ‘town-hall’ type events, in which regional media journalists will collect concerns and aspirations from local voters, reframe these is-sues into questions and pose them to local and national politi-cians. Regional media partners will receive a series of on-site and/or remote trainings and consulting activities on election coverage and distance journalism to support production of in-depth sto-ries. Internews Georgia will also organize remote or on-site trainings for partner outlets on business aspects, so as to en-sure that partners access audiences and distribute content ef-fectively.