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Appui au renforcement de la cohésion sociale et promo DS Le projet d’appui au renforcement de la cohésion sociale et à la promotion d’un dialogue national au Mali vise le renforcement de l’adhésion des citoyen(ne)s à la paix et à la cohésion sociale.
Support the Mali Peacekeeping School to strengthen the conflict prevention and management capacities of ECOWAS countries Offer evolving training and education, adapted to the needs expressed by countries and regional organizations in accordance with the doctrinal principles of the United Nations, the AU and ECOWAS. The overall objective of the proposal is to contribute to the strengthening of the capacities of ECOWAS States in terms of peace support in a context of increasing insecurity in the region. More specifically, the project will have the following objective: (i) The military, police and civilian personnel
Promotion produc dElecrticité Promouvoir la production durable délectricité dans les zones rurales du Mali par le biais de technologies hybrides
Renforcement Institutionnel Ce projet vise à contribuer à l’élimination de la violence basée sur le genre, des pratiques néfastes et des obstacles à l’accès aux droits à la santé sexuelle et reproductive.
Femmes Actrices Economiques Le présent projet vise à contribuer à l’apaisement du climat social à travers le renforcement de lautonomisation des Femmes Actrices Economiques Engagées pour la Paix et la Cohésion Sociale
Additif Projet Jeunes et Paix Renforcer la citoyenneté des jeunes en vue de favoriser leur engagement et leur participation dans le processus de consolidation de la paix et de la sécurité
Programme spécial PNUD - TEF Contribuer à lautonomisation de 10,000 jeunes maliens sur une période de 3 ans, à travers lentrepreneuriat en vue d’améliorer leur employabilité.
Projet des Villages du Millénaire (MV2) - Senegal Projet de recherche à base communautaire avec comme objectif l’atteinte des 8 OMD dans les autres villages de la Communauté Rurale de Léona
Programme dAppui à la Gestion de lEnvironnement et la Promotion du Développement Durable au Mali (PAGEDD) Programme dAppui à la Gestion de lEnvironnement et la Promotion du Développement Durable au Mali (PAGEDD)
Projet Elections 2012-2014 Le projet vise lappui aux Organes de gestion des élections dans les domaines de léducation civique, la pérennisation des acquis du RAVEC et le renforcement des capacités institutionnelles à long terme
Eval Envi Integrée Mali Integrated Environmental Assessment for Mali Building on regional-level analysis of environmental risks and several others undertaken at national and local level, and in support of UN peace, security and development .
Projet dappui à lEcole de Maintien de Paix ABB Renforcer les capacités des cadres francophones africains en vue d’une participation plus accrue et efficace aux activités de paix et sécurité de l’ONU à travers le développement des capacités d’enseignement et d’accueil de l’ÉMP.
Appui politiques et stratégies Le programme vise la promotion du Développement Humain Durable, le renforcement des capacités de planification et de gestion du développement à travers le suivi du CSCRP, la révision de létude prospective.
PPG Africa Mini Grids Programm Projet de Préparation du Grant Africa Mini Grids Programme Child Project Document sur le financement du Fonds de lEnvironnement Mondial
Partenariat Finan Le partenariat multi acteurs pour le financement des Objectifs de Développement Durable (ODD) est opérationnel et contribue au développement des PME-PMI et à la résilience économique
Gestion et amélioration Ecosystème éléphants du Gourma Gestion communautaire des ressources naturelles qui résout les conflits, améliore les moyens de subsistance et restaure les écosystèmes dans lensemble de laire de répartition des éléphants
WP6: Developing the IWRM Instrument This activity focuses on further capacity building and development of the IWRM framework, focussing on fast hydrological assessment and  water quality
Innovation Development Component 1 Innovation Development within WMKIP has four on-going innovation themes. This component will focus on i) drainage improvement ii) enhancing operational water management and monitoring iii) river and embankment management and protection and iv) participatory water management. The objective of this component is to develop sustainable water management solutionsin a real-life environment of the Southern Coastal Reion. To achieve this focus will be to use participatory and inclusive action research methods.
Joint Cooperation Programme - Bangladesh Long-term knowledge sharing and capacity building between Bangladesh and Netherlands knowledge institutes in support of improved IWRM ICZM flood/ drought management urban water management and adaptive delta planning. Sufficient and capable staff in the field of IWRM. floods and drought management adaptive delta planning and collaborative research at the selected institutes and agencies.
6-8 cooperation projects between the institutes of which 2-3 outside of JCP.
1 annual JCP seminar and 1 annual outreach event on applied research developed in JCP.
At least 50% of the joint research contributes to sustainable development investments.
WP7: Urban Flood Forecasting This work package contributes to the further capacity building in the field of operational urban water management, which a special focus on flood forecasting
Pillar 1 - WP3 Knowledge Cooperation and Development The knowledge projects focusing on the earlier defined themes are part of this work package. Sustainable Joint Cooperation knowledge projects with client relationships applicable in BD and leading to contributions in strategic development planning and investment preparation. Projects 1) Enhanced Gate Design for multifunctional use 2) Improved Application of BDP by sectoral agencies and stakeholders 3) Enhanced/new knowledge on coupling water availability and food demand 4) Identified potential solutions to sediment management for the Old Brahmaputra 5) Enhanced understanding of water quality and potential solutions.
Water Management Knowledge and Innovation Program (WMKIP) WMKIP builds upon the long standing cooperation between Bangladesh and the Netherlands in the water sector. It will be implemented through four components. The  objective of the program is to emphasize on enhancing knowledge and innovation to contribute for sustainable rural development and increasing resilience of the polder and river systems of the coastal zone in Bangladesh.
Horizontal learning and outreach In this component various activities related to knowledge sharing and joint learning between innovators users and stakeholders will take place. The objective of this component is joint knowledge sharing and development on water management innovations together with knowledge partners practitioners and stakeholders from Bangladesh and the Netherlands.
Pillar 2 - WP1 Model development testing and validation The development testing and validation of the Bangladesh meta model is the central element of this work package with the aim to carry out integrated assessment of investment strategies and projects as part of the BDP2100.
JCP BD-NL WP2 The Netherlands and Bangladesh have a long-standing relationship in the field of water management, both in development projects and knowledge programmes. Close cooperation exists at institutional level between government, semi-government and academic organizations. The Joint Cooperation Programme Bangladesh – the Netherlands (JCP), financed and supported by EKN, is a four year programme, started in December 2019, in which the Institute of Water Modelling (IWM), the Center for Environmental and Geographic Information Services (CEGIS), Wageningen University & Research (WUR) and Deltares work together with the following objective: Long term knowledge sharing and capacity building, between Bangladesh and the Dutch knowledge institutes, in support of improved Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM), flood and drought management, urban water management and adaptive delta planning The goal of JCP is to increase the knowledge base of all the institutes involved and to strengthen the capacity of institutes in Bangladesh to plan, develop and manage their (marine and fresh) water resources systems. The capacities targeted under JCP include water system knowledge, data management, decision-support and impact forecasting, but also the capacity for cooperation, institutional development and governance within Bangladesh and Dutch water knowledge institutions. Achieving these goals will support the contribution that the Netherlands water sector can make to Bangladesh and the implementation of the Bangladesh Delta Plan 2100 (BDP). JCP generates direct benefits in on-going programmes and with a view to secure long-term funding for knowledge development from a range of funding agencies such as the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, GiZ, DFID and others. This work package is titled Communication and Outreach. This work package is centered around both the internal and external communication activities and strategies of the JCP. Work Package 2, thus, the core of communication, as well as outreach to national and international events and stakeholders
Pillar 1 - WP4 Training and transfer of tools In this work package the central elements are capacity building training of internal staff consisting of e.g. transfer of tools.
JCP BD-NL Bangladesh Meta Model Under pillar 2 of the Joint Cooperation Program Bangladesh, the metamodel for integrated assessment, that was developed during the Formulation of Bangladesh Delta Plan 2100, will be further developed into an operational decision-support tool for adaptive planning, with the aim to support the development of operational investment strategies for the regional and thematic delta programs. In order to enhance specification and ownership, we decided to change the name into Bangladesh metamodel. The Bangladesh Plan 2100 is a long-term, integrated, and holistic vision of water and land management throughout Bangladesh. In the implementation of the Bangladesh Delta Plan 2100, a major task for the Government of Bangladesh will be the continuous cycle of selecting and enhancing projects and programs to be submitted for Five Year Plans (FYPs) and Annual Development Plans (ADPs). The main objective of the metamodel is to support adaptive delta planning (IWRM and ICZM) by key stakeholders such as the General Economics Division, Ministry of Water Resources and others in investment planning and integrated assessment. The Bangladesh metamodel is developed in close collaboration with the project SIBDP, which will provide advisory support to the GED. The Bangladesh metamodel will be developed to support the formulation, analysis and evaluation of alternative projects and programs. Another important objective of the programme is to build capacity at different agencies in Bangladesh for developing, using and owning the metamodel, and develop a structure to embed its maintenance and operation in an effective way. Output of the Bangladesh metamodel In this four-year programme an operational version of the Bangladesh metamodel is extensively developed, tested and applied. In addition, capacity is built at agencies in Bangladesh to be able to maintain and operate the Bangladesh metamodel, as well as extend the model in the future. The metamodel will be dedicated for use in decision-making in the implementation of the BDP2100, with the General Economics Division (GED) of the Planning Commission as primary client. During the programme, application in other Delta and water resources planning processes will be explored. The BWDB, DAE, LGED, BIWTA, DOF, DOE and regional planning and implementation agencies (as example: BMDA and HDB) have been identified as further potential clients of the Bangladesh metamodel. The Bangladesh metamodel will be based on existing data, knowledge and detailed models. There will be no development of new data, knowledge and detailed models. Ownership and roles for organizations will be developed during the project to ensure sustainability after JCP, as well as attention to strong participation from end-users in an iterative approach.
JCP BD-NL WP4 This work package deals primarily with capacity building and training. Within Work Package 4, a number of trainings are conducted and/or facilitated. The activities of the WP have clear cross-cutting relations with WP 1, 2 and 4 of Pillar I and WP 1 and 2 of Pillar II.
WP8: Sea level prediction for Indonesia This work package will transfer knowledge on latest and state of the art data integration techniques, coastal model calibration techniques, nest higher resolution models for Jakarta and Semarang, improve the tide propagation in the Java Sea and integrate wave models
Joint Cooperation Program Phase III The Joint Cooperation Programme was launched in 2011 to strengthen collaboration between the institutes: to enhance capacity building and collaborative development. But also for further introduction of new technologies for water resources management. Deltares and PusAir are the lead partners with responsibility for coordinating the activities and extending knowledge and tools on water resources management. BMKG, Balitbangtan, BPPT, BIG and Lapan, together with their Dutch counterparts KNMI, Wageningen University and Research Centre and ITC University of Twente, provide vital knowledge and experience relating to climate, meteorology and food security. This activity is the umbrella under which several workpackages are executed. Each workpackage has its own identifier. Bringing the Indonesian institutes to a state-of-the-art capacity level in line with their missions and mandates to strengthen the capacity in Indonesia to realize their national ambitions. - Further improving the cooperation between the Indonesian institutes, as well as the Dutch institutes. - Support the creation of a concrete platform for sustainable collaboration between Indonesian institutes by establishing the CoEoH - Involving the Indonesian institutes in (national and international funded) key projects in which their specific expertise and tools are required. - Developing knowledge and experience on water resources management in Indonesia and consolidating this in tools and papers.
Program management This componenet aims to enable and facilitate effective and smooth cooperation and innovation development whilst ensuring a transparent and efficient use of resources that are made available. The objective of this component is to ensure effective management of the program to support and coordinate implementation of WMKIP componenets and enhance collaboration with stakeholders.
Pillar 2 - WP2 Training and model application Activities of this work package are aimed at portfolio development of the BDP2100 and other regional investment programs in water resource development.
Knowledge Management for National Capital Integrated Coastal Development (NCICD) Structuring broadening and operationalisation of the knowledge and data and information for NCICD Develop and implement NCICD knowledge management system based on principles of learning organisation National government and province of Jakarta
WP9: Operational water management for droughts This work package will focus on capacity building and further development of the national drought early warning and forecasting system
WP3: National Hydrological Database further capacity building and development of the National Water, Weather and Climate Information Services (NW2CIS), focussing on data validation and analysis data contributes to water management
WP1: Institutional Development Institutional development: this work package contains all coordinating activities related to capacity building and institutional development, such as organisation of JCP-wide workshops, coordination of collaborative participation in Indonesian conferences and set-up of steering committee Increased collaboration between the institutes
WP2: Pusat Studi Hidroinformatik The integration and consolidation of all existing datasets and tools in one platform, and a gender-sensitive web-portal for dissemination of hydrometeorological data to stakeholders such as NGO’s and CSO’s the PSH contains and discloses data stakeholders know to find and retrieve it
JCP BD-NL WP 1 The Netherlands and Bangladesh have a long-standing relationship in the field of water management, both in development projects and knowledge programmes. Close cooperation exists at institutional level between government, semi-government and academic organizations. The Joint Cooperation Programme Bangladesh – the Netherlands (JCP), financed and supported by EKN, is a four year programme, started in December 2019, in which the Institute of Water Modelling (IWM), the Center for Environmental and Geographic Information Services (CEGIS), Wageningen University & Research (WUR) and Deltares work together with the following objective: Long term knowledge sharing and capacity building, between Bangladesh and the Dutch knowledge institutes, in support of improved Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM), flood and drought management, urban water management and adaptive delta planning The goal of JCP is to increase the knowledge base of all the institutes involved and to strengthen the capacity of institutes in Bangladesh to plan, develop and manage their (marine and fresh) water resources systems. The capacities targeted under JCP include water system knowledge, data management, decision-support and impact forecasting, but also the capacity for cooperation, institutional development and governance within Bangladesh and Dutch water knowledge institutions. Achieving these goals will support the contribution that the Netherlands water sector can make to Bangladesh and the implementation of the Bangladesh Delta Plan 2100 (BDP). JCP generates direct benefits in on-going programmes and with a view to secure long-term funding for knowledge development from a range of funding agencies such as the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, GiZ, DFID and others. This work package focusses on overall management of Pillars I and II.
JCP BD-NL WP3 The core of Pillar I, applied research projects is Work Package 3. In this WP, the research projects with JCP partners are being conducted. There are 5 projects within this WP: 1. Clean and Safe Water for Dhaka CIty focusing on water quality and pollution loads in Dhaka 2. Go with the flow: focusing on the offtake management and sediment management of the Old Brahmaputra river 3. Polders of the Future: focusing on innovative polder regulators and farm practices for improved polder livelihood 4. Make it Real, focusing on the nexus between food and water availability 5. Information for Impact: focusing on the development of an application which provides location based information services through a mobile application, in relation to the Bangladesh Delta Plan 2100
Water Management Knowledge and Innovation Program (WMKIP) WMKIP builds upon the long standing cooperation between Bangladesh and the Netherlands in the water sector. It will be implemented through four components. Each component within the program has its own identifier. The  objective of the program is to emphasize on enhancing knowledge and innovation to contribute for sustainable rural development and increasing resilience of the polder and river systems of the coastal zone in Bangladesh.
Pillar 1 - WP2 Communication and Outreach This work package is centered around both the internal and external communication activities and strategies of the JCP.
Knowledge Agenda on Water Management This component will make recommendations on further areas of research on water management  based on experience gathered in WMKIP and other knowledge and research programs in the coastal region. The objective of this component is to contribute to knowledge and research agenda on water managmeent for the Southern Coastal Region.
Pillar 1 - WP1 Programme Management In this work package the overall management of both Pillars I and II is organized. Operational Management and Strategic Management meetings monitoring and evaluation and internal governance arrangements are structured and defined.
Small grants in Sub-Saharan Africa Funding under this investment supports the Sub-Saharan Small Grants program. The grants will promote objectives of the Aid Investment Plan and priorities of Australia's Sub-Sahara Africa Posts. The total value of this investment is $2.0 million to be expensed during the 2017-18 financial year.
South African Bilateral Partnership The South African Bilateral Partnership supports capacity building and the development of Measurement Reporting and Verification (MRV) tools in the Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use (AFOLU) sector with the South African government. This project has been developed out of extensive discussions with the South African government, reflecting the needs of the South African government as they move towards the implementation of domestic climate change initiatives. Funds will support the retrofitting of low-income homes in Durban, South Africa with a range of energy efficiency and sustainability measures in conjunctions with the Green Building Council of South Africa. It was also recognised that this contribution would provide a strong advocacy platform for NGOs working on energy efficiency standards, which in developing countries not only have mitigation outcomes, but also have significant development benefits, including health and education benefits. The total value of this initiative
Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment Funding under this investment supports activities promoting gender equality and women's empowerment in Africa, in line with the Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment Strategy. The investment also aligns with the Africa Union’s Agenda 2063 10-year implementation plan of working towards full gender equality and the empowerment of women in all spheres of life. Two gender equity and women’s empowerment projects will be funded through this investment the Sonke Gender Justice What’s Violence Got to Do With It program, in South Africa and Tanzania, and the UN Women’s Situation Room supporting electoral processes in Kenya. Both these programs aim to reduce gender based violence and its impact on women's ability to participate. The total value of the investment is $0.9 million over 2 years, starting 2016-17.
HER Admin 2009-10 Funding under this initiative supports the Humanitarian and Emergency Response program enabling staff to deliver an enhanced, quick and comprehensive response in time of humanitarian crisis within the region. The total value of this initiative is $0.1 million over 3 years, starting 2009-10.
Volunteer Program - Botswana The Australian Volunteers for International Development (AVID) program provides effective contribution to development through Australian volunteers working with people and organisations in developing countries. Individual Australians contribute by undertaking assignments in a range of developing countries, helping to build capacity in host organisations which are focused on meeting development needs across sectors such as health, education, rural development, and law and justice. Funding under this initiative supports the re-integration of the Australian Volunteers for International Development (AVID) program in Botswana. The total value of this initiative is $0.1 million over 2 years, starting 2010-11.
AGRICULTURAL COMPETITIVENESS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT The Project Development Objective is to facilitate the access of agricultural producers to  markets by strengthening sanitary and phytosantiary services, enhancing selected value chains and providing  financial services to agribusiness enterprises.