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Stand Out! - Esna Stand Out! - Esna aims to capitalize on Esna’s diverse cultural heritage assets for the city to stand out as a prime tourist destination that offers a unique visitor experience. Through identification, documentation, conservation, and design activities – all focusing on tangible and intangible cultural heritage aspects of the city – project aims to develop an innovative and creative model that can be replicated in other places in Egypt. Stand Out! - Esna focuses on two main components: ? Component 1: Intangible heritage identification, documentation, and showcasing. ? Component 2: Retail Tourism: Using design, how to Stand Out in a Tourist Destination and Attract Foot Traffic.
NIA Promotion l'agriculture productive Le programme «Promotion de l'agriculture productive» fait partie du programme de coopération économique de «Développement rural et a griculture productive» au sein du secteur «Agriculture productive et sécurité alimentaire» de la coopérative allemande avec le Niger. Ce programme a démarré en 2011. La demande concerne une coopération déléguée avec la GIZ, avec une demande d'un montant de 4 millions (2 MEURO mars 2020, encore 2 MEURO pour 2021). L'objectif du programme est de faire en sorte que le secteur agricole au Niger contribue davantage à la croissance économique nationale et à la sécurité alimentaire par l'irrigation à petite échelle. L'accès à une irrigation stable encourage la diversification des produits agricoles et prolonge la période de production. Cela entraîne à son tour une plus grande autonomie et une augmentation des revenus.
ISA II _ Water Productivity Aanvulling: Eerder onder aanvraag 400000267 geregistreerd! Dear Berry, As per our discussion this morning, please find attached the documents pertaining the Water Productivity – a Water project integrated in the ISA II programme. We kindle request your assistance in having the activity and contract commitment registered under SBE 1702U0203008 – Integrated Water Management. There are 3 payments pending approval of contract commitment. Attached please find the approval documents: - Adjustment Bemo trim # MINBUZA-2021.1010513 - Amendment to the Arrangement trim # MINBUZA-2021.1048823 - 3 approved payment order forms not yet saved in Sophia. I am very sorry for the inconvenience caused by our mistake of not consulting with you prior to the submission of the above documents. Hoping we can still finalize the process in the course of 2021 and effectuate the related payments. Thank you and regards, Paula Albrinho Financial Advisor
Cluster- INFORMALITY AS CREATIVITY: Enhancing the Urban Streetscape in Informal Areas and Mapping Informal Businesses Cluster- INFORMALITY AS CREATIVITY
Controlled drainage, improved irrigation methods, and reuse of agricultural fresh drainage water in Egypt (CDIIR) The proposed pilot project is to demonstrate controlled drainage, methods to improve sub-surface irrigation and reuse of fresh agric ultural drainage water. The advantage of the proposed system is that the same infrastructure is used for draining the field and irrigating the crops. The system regulates the groundwater level such that it can be kept at the level, most suitable for each crop. This will increase the production. The water can also stay longer in the soil for a better uptake (absorption) of fertilizers by plants. This will reduce the costs for farmers and less nitrate will accumulate in the environment. Drained water can be brought back in the system and used again for irrigation. Another advantage of the project approach is that the pilots are directly at farm level and not at university compounds. This will link the method to leading farmers and existing projects. In total, 3 projects of 50 feddan, in 3 different governorates will be part of the approach. Objectives of the pilot are: 1. Integration of the irrigation and drainage in one system at existing agricultural plots 2. Gather data to model and assess system performance, to communicate pilot results and knowledge, and to feed further research (input to programs such as NDP III and WFP) 3. Generate support for the system at MWRI and MALR and farmer(s)-groups 4. Identify economic incentives that foster farmers to make the shift to the new water-efficient drainage and irrigation practices. For this purpose, it is imperative that cost-benefit analyses are being carried out to validate the business potential for farmers. It is likely that combined drainage and irrigation leads to: i) higher agricultural yields, ii) yields of better quality, iii) more potential for shifts to cash crops, iv) an improved income model. 5. A validation of the business model of improved drainage and irrigation on the farmer level is aspired to open the door to private investments to reach scale. Farmers involvement in the pilot is essential for reaching their support of the improved business model. 6. Develop a feasible and scalable business model for controlled drainage and sub-irrigation fur further implementation or uptake by NDP III or another project/program (e.g. WFP) in the three specified regions in upper and lower Egypt, or even beyond. 7. Develop insight in the quality of irrigation and drainage water, the suitability to re-use and raising awareness.
Business Lab Uganda phase 2 (BLU2) BLU Phase 2 has the aim to develop value chains and connect local producers to international markets in order to create business and job opportunities, especially for women. BLU 2 will use the lessons learned from BLU 1 to construct a sustainable, replicable and scalable concept, which is anchored in a Tr ade Support Organization and that can be used by other donors and potentially, other stakeholders (NGO’s, private sector).
COVID-19 Gavi Covax AMC Since 2001, the Netherlands supports Gavi, the vaccine alliance, through project 27598. Gavi is an international organization that was created in 2000 to improve access to new and underused vaccines for children living in the world’s poorest countries. Based in Geneva, Switzerland, Gavi brings together public and private sectors with the shared goal of creating equal access to vaccines for children, wherever they live. In April 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) hosted the launch of the Access to COVID-19 Tools (ACT) Accelerator, a new global collaboration to accelerate development, production, and equitable access to COVID-19 diagnostics, therapeutics, and vaccines. Gavi, the vaccine alliance together with CEPI and WHO leads the “vaccine pillar” of ACT. Under this pillar, the COVID-19 Global Vaccine Access Facility (Covax Facility) and the Gavi Advance Market Commitment for COVID-19 Vaccines (Gavi Covax AMC) were established. COVAX was the necessary and astonishing response at a time of a worldwide crisis. It brought together partners to spur COVID-19 vaccines procurement and distribution for 92 LMICs. COVAX, was successful in shipping more than 1.88 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses to 146 countries and territories. In 2021 it almost met its target of delivering 950 million doses to 92 lower-income countries, which resulted in a 53% coverage in adult populations. Across 69 AMC countries reporting, 82% of health care workers were vaccinated. In total USD 12,4 billion dollar was mobilized for COVAX between 2020-2022.
NAI Somalia Stability Fund Skills & Jobs The SSF is a multi-donor  instrument,  which aims to  enhancing stability in Somalia  by contributing  to enhanced  government legit imacy and reduced political and communal conflict. Objectives, results and activities  remain the  same as before and as outlined  in section 2.3  below. The fund is run by fund manager Adam Smith International, overseen by a secretariat  led by DFID, the  lead donor. For the period 2014-2016 NL contributed EUR 4.9M. For the period Sep 2017- Aug 2019 NL committed EUR 4.SM. SSF II was originally  planned to  run up until March 2020, but in March  2020 the  fund duration was extended until December 2020, to cater for  the completion of activities and also make new investments: Community driven developments in Sool and Sanaag regions; Investments  in Puntland  which include support to TPEC; buildings <(>&<)> equipment for the presidency; solar lighting in Qardho;                          · Investments  in Galmudug,  including, furnishing of presidency;  road construction  in Hobyo; works at Dhu­ samareb airstrip; Investment in Benadir, including, M<(>&<)>E support, FGS presidency  support and borehole drilling. This proposed EUR 1M is earmarked for the SSF economic development portfolio and will be contributed from the skills and Job Program.
Action Convergente pour l’Emploi des jeunes au Sud du Sénégal (ACCESS) The ACCESS project aims to improve the social and professional integration of young people in Senegal. It will strengthen the employability of young women and men through the development of vocational training in green jobs. The project will set up a training system that will involve technical and vocational training centres, companies and structures for the support and financing of youth projects. It covers the southern and eastern regions of Senegal (Ziguinchor, Kolda, Sedhiou, Tambacounda). The project is an intermediate phase between two interventions. One has just been closed (Equitable Access to Vocational Training-ACEFOP) and the other is due to start in the second half of 2022. It will thus consolidate the results achieved by Luxdev in these areas while developing new actions to diversify the offer of vocational training for young people
Yemen Humanitarian Fund 2020 Bijdrage aan het Yemen Humanitarian Fund t.b.v. humanitaire noden in Jemen.
Technical support on Conflict Sensitivity for projects fund-ed by the Dutch regional Great Lakes program The project of the Great Lakes program in Eastern DRC have been struggling with the incorporation of Eastern DRC specific challenges. A training on Conflict Sensitivity in DRC will be provided to make sure that all projects are able to develop a conflict analysis as well as conflict sensitive M<(>&<)>E indicators.
COL Alg. ODA-act. Corr. ECC naar GM 2020 COL Alg. ODA-act. Corr. ECC naar GM 2020
Improving the social contract through inclusive and trans-parent Disaster Risk Management at local level Increasing government legitimacy through efficient and effective disaster risk management (DRM) based on access to information, inclusive politics and services.
Bijzondere Technische Bijstand (BTB) ter  ondersteuning van de meerjarige landenstrategie voor Ethiopie voor het boekjaar 2020. Bijzondere Technische Bijstand (BTB) ter ondersteuning van het beleidskader  zeals dat Is vastgelegd in de meerjarige landenstrategie voor Ethiopie door financiering van voorbereidende en ondersteunende activiteiten in de vorm van kortlopende opdrachten of kortlopende incidentele subsidies of bijdrage overeenkomsten in 2020.
Contribution pour la création d’Entreprises et d’Emplois en faveur des Jeunes au Mali-CEEJ. Stimuler le développement économique et la stabi-lité sociale en créant des opportunités pour l'em-ploi des jeunes, des femmes à travers le dévelop-pement des chaînes de valeur agricoles dans les régions de Koulikoro, Kayes, Sikasso, Ségou, Mop-ti, Tombouctou, Gao et le District de Bamako.
IRAK_BRYC_IRAQ_FOUNDATION_CVE Building Resilience of Youth and Communities against Violent Extremism and Radicalisation (BRYC)
LEAP4Peace Funding for “LEAP4Peace” under the subsidy framework Wom-en, Peace and Security.
Our Voices, Our Futures (OVOF) Funding for “Our Voices, Our Future” under the subsidy frame-work Power of Women.
Platform Humanitarian Knowledge Exchange (KUNO). Bijdrage aan KUNO voor het verbeteren van de kennisbasis van de Nederlandse humanitaire sector.
Appui au secteur privé pour étendre et améliorer l’offre de service SRHR. Etendre et améliorer et les services de planification familiale et de santé reproductive via le secteur privé. Expanding and improving Family Planning and Reproductive Health Services through Private Health Care Delivery
Promoting Womens's Political Participation The project alms at supporting more inclusive political processc for the upcoming provincial and national elections in DRC. 160  women will be trained on campaign management strategies for communal council elections In Kinshasa, North Kivo and Haut Katanga. 4 issue-based debates with 40 women candidates: for  nation.al or provincial assemblies will be broad­ casted by radio, Newly elected women (25 councilors) will re­ceive in-person training and support networking (through Facebook, WhatsApp) that will help them serve as more effective representatives. Furthermore, 150  male from the 10 political leading parties will explore their lmplicit and explicit biases through "cafe•debat".
Follow The Money - Samir Kassir Foundation (SKF) Follow The Money - Samir Kassir Foundation (SKF)
Small HR ODA projects 2021 Panama Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Panama
Safe locally-produced vegetables for West Africa’s consumers This action will promote the role of vegetables in agricultural research and local food systems in West Africa, thereby contributing to climate resilience across the vegetable value chain, better incomes and sustainable land use for smallholder farmers and ultimately better nutrition for farm families and other consumers.
Collaborative Seed Project Collaborative project contributing to the Nigeria-Netherlands Seed Partnership (NNSP); structured along a number of inter-ventions in which Nigerian and Dutch seed sector stakeholders collaborate to enhance the performance of the Nigerian seed sector. Herewith, they contribute to the implementation of selected strategic innovation pathways (SIPs) of the National Seed Road Map (NSRM) of Nigeria.
Funding Facility for Stabilization (FFS) for Iraq Contribution (non-earmarked, core funding) to the FFS to support the rehabilitation of critical infrastructure and social cohesion activities in the liberated areas. FFS will present a list of activities to the MFA once the core funding is approved
Cultiver l’Esprit d’Entreprise (CLE) The project aims to improve male and female youth prospects in Burkina Faso through the promotion of entrepreneurial activ-ities. The project will primarily provide better access to entre-preneurship opportunities through broad information, commu-nication, and training on basic entrepreneurial skills. The pro-ject will then support aspiring entrepreneurs on ideation, busi-ness incubation of enterprises with high impact potential, and access to the financial schemes by partnering with financial institutions. The project targets male and female youth (18-35) with potential entrepreneurial capacity and ambition in the urban and peri-urban areas of Burkina Faso.
4-2709_Covid-19 Terre de Hommes Iraq The emergency COVID-19 response project proposes a 7-month long integrated child protection, WASH, and basic needs response to (1.) reduce children’s vulnerability to increased protection risks, (2.) support the mitigation and control of the COVID-19 pandemic among already vulnerable returnee and IDP households and (3.) to ensure life-sustaining assistance for households and children facing steep vulnerability due to the collateral impact of the health crisis in post-conflict Tal Afar district of Ninewa Governorate, Iraq.
Small Human Rights ODA Proj.2021bud .BUJ Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Burundi
Fair, Green and Global Alliance III – Power of Voices Funding for “Fair, Green and Global Alliance” under subsidy framework Power of Voices Partnerships
STITCH – Sustainable Textile Initiative: Together for Change Funding for “STITCH under the Power” of Voices Partnership subsidy framework.
Youth perspectives on climate change and sustainable development in the Middle East and North Africa region This activity aims to raise awareness of climate change challenges among youth in the MENA region in the run up to the COP 27 in Egypt. It will challenge them to work with media in the production of a series of content articles and vlogs amplifying youth voices in the green growth and sustainability arena, and it creates a channel of communication between youth and key stakeholders to let youth share their ideas on climate change challenges and sustainable development. (was first 4000005490 - adjusted into 4000005517) SIGNED BEMO MINBUZA-2021.1009907
Multi-annual program to globally advance gender equality Door middel van de interventies lobby <(>&<)> advocacy; verbinden <(>&<)> versterken; waakhond; kennis verzamelen <(>&<)> delen zet WO=MEN in op drie hoofddoelen: 1. Een samenleving waarin een eerlijke economie en klimaat- en genderrechtvaardigheid centraal staan; 2. Betere veiligheid, gelijke rechten in en inclusieve deelname aan preventie van conflict en crisis, alsook duurzame vredes-, veiligheids- en humanitaire processen; en 3. Toegenomen ruimte en steun voor voorvechters voor gendergelijkheid en vrouwenrechten.
Leading from the South – Fondo Mujeres del Sur 2021-2025 Fondo Mujeres del Sur (FMS) will manage and execute the Leading from the South program for women in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). FMS will support lobby and advocacy by women’s rights organizations, networks and movements with the aim to strengthen the ability of Southern women’s rights organziations, networks and alliances to lead change and transform societies towards the full achievement of gender equality and human rights in LAC.
ACC Research on COVID-19 Response Response to COVID-19: Building resilience through water and waste water management.
OVSE/ODIHR Verkiezingswaarnemers aan het Election Observer Training Programme OVSE/ODIHR Verkiezingswaarnemers aan het Election Observer Training Programme
International Planned Parenthood Federation core grant 2021-2025 Unrestricted Corefunding to support the new IPPF strategy  (until 2028) TITLE . This core funding will allow IPPF to continue to work on SRHR service delivery in 170 countries through its national established member associations and to continue the work on the SRHR pushback by local and global advocacy on SRHR for all.
Youth-led research TVET and Higher Educa For the new programme on TVET and Higher Education the ministry wants to involve young people right from the start of the development phase. Therefor DSO wants to have a youth-led research on what the challenges are in 4 countries for young people to participate in TVET or HE.
Initiative de Mobilisation Pour un Accès à la Contraception pour Tous Le projet vise à renforcer le système de santé au Niger pour augmenter la demande pour la planification familiale et améliorer la qualité et l’accès aux services de la santé sexuelle et reproductive dans les région de Liptako-Gourma (Tillabéry et Dosso). Le projet cible les femmes/hommes en âge de procréer, notamment les adolescents et les jeunes mariées comme les utilisateurs des services de la santé reproductive, et vise à former et sensibiliser les agents de santé et leadeurs communautaires sur l’avantage de la santé reproductive et la planification familiale.
Investment in the International Financing Facility for Immunization 2021-2030 IFFIm is a unique financing model for global health that is built upon partnerships. IFFIm receives long term, legally bind-ing pledges from donor countries and, with the World Bank acting as Treasury Manager, turns these pledges into bonds. The money raised via Vaccine Bonds provides immediate fund-ing for Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance.
Combatting the unmet need for SRH commodities and services in Uganda Increasing access to SRH commodities and services through the private sector
UN Joint Programme for Local Governance and Decentralised Service Delivery, Phase III. UN Joint Programme for Local Governance and Decentralised Service Delivery, (UN JPLG) Phase III is a pooled basket funded programme implemented by UNDP (contracting agency), ILO, UNICEF, UNCDF, and Habitat in all the regions of Somalia and Somaliland. Phase III of the programme started on 1st July 2018 and is envisaged to end on 30th June 2023. Federal governance structures in Somalia, all highlight a need for focusing on the third level of government (the district) as part of the federal consolidation and new state formation, without which genuine stability, encompassing most citizens, will not be realized. The Government of Somalia has identified the unique role local governments have in strengthening social contracts and contributing to service delivery and their role in building the legitimacy of the state and improving the resilience of communities to shocks, conflict and disasters. Establishing and capacitating local governments to promote good governance is included as national priorities in National Development Plan (and associated State Development Plans) as well as the Stabilization Strategy under the Comprehensive Approach to Security (CAS) and the Wadajir Framework for Local Governance. UN JPLG III is best placed to support the Government of Somalia to achieve local governance goals because of the implementation history of JPLG I and II and the long-term partnerships formed with local authorities. JPLG III will support the state to achieve context specific goals for local governance as well as contribute to strengthening the capacity of government to lead coordination at Federal, state/central and district levels. This would be achieved through  support to policy, legal and regulatory frameworks on local governance; strengthening the capacity of local governments to deliver equitable and sustainable services, promote economic development and peace and improve the engagement between citizen and local government, with an emphasis on women and marginalized groups.
Barundi, Tuyage ! (Let’s talk, Burundi) National constructive dialogue on the past to strengthen social cohesion and reconciliation among Burundians at the community level
Youbuntu The main objectives of the activity are: 1. to promote social inclusion of girls through sport participation 2. to ensure the right to internet access to vulnerable youths 3. to promote social cohesion and cross-cultural skills 4. to improve entrepreneurship among township youth
DRA Syrie Joint Response War Child Humanitarian assistance through joint response led by War Child
Contribution to UNICEF 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 transformation 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 highlight the Opportunity Fund and the specific funding allocated to UNICEF under this fund.
4-2761_Covid-19_SavetheChildren Lebanon The COVID-19 emergency response project will expand the StC integrated child protection services and livelihood opportunities to all children in need, and to provide services to children exposed to all forms of child protection violations including all forms of abuse, violence, exploitation and neglect resulting from the COVID-19 response measures and promote a more protective environment for children to prevent violations. This emergency response project will also address the immediate basic needs of families during this emergency phase and support local authorities to adequately prepare for the coronavirus outbreak.
Prospects external consultancy services: MTE, advisory services, technical papers. • A mid-term evaluation (MTE) planned Q2–Q4 2021; • One-off review of M<(>&<)>E indicators; • Regular direct consultations; • Targeted advice on key decision-making moments; • Targeted learning deliverables; • Production of 5-7 Technical Papers.
KHA Promoting Freedom of Religion-Belief This project seeks to empower Sudanese civil society to hold the  government of Sudan accountable against its international and domestic obligations  on freedom of religion and belief. The project will establish and train a network of legal practitioners for  advocacy  purposed and also work with this network to agree on long term strategies.