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Additional Contribution to The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East for its Updated Humanitarian and Early R This activity supports UNRWA operations in Gaza and the West Bank, to mitigate urgent humanitarian needs that emerged from the May 2021 conflict, particularly in Gaza. By supporting the activities outlined in UNRWA’s Updated Humanitarian and Early Recovery Appeal “Hostilities in Gaza and Mounting Tensions in the West Bank, May-December 2021”, the Netherlands aims to e.g. assist displaced families in and outside collective shelters, provide emergency health and implement COVID-19 measures, implement activities in the field of Mental Health and Psychosocial Support, conduct emergency repairs to UNRWA installations, and support people in need with cash-based interventions.
The development of a Sub-Saharan Africa biogas sector under the EnDev-partnership This project will support the growth and sustainability of a commercial biogas sector in Sub-Sahara Africa. The program will function as a component under the Energising Develop-ment Program. The intervention will result in the installation of at least 50.000 bio-digesters in 5 years in five countries, providing energy access for at least 250,000 people under the Dutch outcome targets for SDG7. In addition, and with support from the Danish government, the intervention will result in the construction and operation of 250 medium scale bio-digesters in Kenya, broadening and reinforcing the biogas sector base in the country.
Social Protection in Tunisia not condifential - startdatum getekende bemo 2022 betaling 2021 ? Reinforcing Social Services for poor and vulnerable household, groups and individuals in Tunisia through the strengthening of legal aid mechanisms and the implementation of an integrated delivery system
Small Human Rights ODA proj.2021 Vietnam 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
Somali Agripreneurship Project An innovative agricultural project that is intended to create employment, establish linkages between private sector companies in the Netherlands and Somaliland, facilitate skills transfer, establishing partnerships and networking, and contribute to an improved enabling environment through facilitating collaboration between local stakehold-ers and local authorities to provide basic service delivery to the vulnerable communities in the district.
Projet de lutte contre les violences faites aux femmes et jeunes filles dans la province de Tshopo et ville province de Kinshasa This project is designed to combat violence against women and young girls in Tshopo Province and Kinshasa. The specific objectives are to: - Improve the capacity and leadership of women and girls from various socio-economic backgrounds in the fight against GBV; - Train womens' and girls' organizations in organiza­tional skills and enable them as interested and active agents of change; - Sensitize politico -administrative authorities, commu­nity, traditional and religious leaders on the fight against GBV; - Enable access for  women and girls to essential sexual and reproductive health services; - Women leaders set up surveillance and documentation of cases of violence against women.
ADD SFERA for FAO Desert Locust Control The recent desert locust outbreak in the greater Horn of Africa threatens the livelihoods of tens of thousands of people and poses a big threat to food security, especially if the current crises is left unchecked. To finance the rapid response and anticipatory action FAO has launched a call for 76 mln USD. A contribution of 1 mln euro to the appeal is proposed.
Faciliteit ten behoeve van van beleidsondersteuning door inhuur van externe kennis en adviezen. Totstandkoming van een raamcontract gericht op flexibele inzet van technische ondersteuning voor DSO
SEO Alg. ODA-act. Corr. ECC naar GM 2020 SEO Alg. ODA-act. Corr. ECC naar GM 2020
The HALO trust_Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Programme 2020-2024 Survey, Clearance, Explosive Ordnance Risk Education, Victim Assistance, Stockpile Destruction and Capacity Building in Afghanistan, Ukraine and Somalia. Contingency activities in Palestinian Territories, Somalia / Ethiopia, Yemen, Ukraine, Somaliland and Colombia.
Employm of Syrian ref at Comp in Turkey 4000003602_Betreft een tweede overbruggingsfinanciering voor het programma van United Work in Turkije.
United Nations Development Programme Regional Stabilisation Facility for the Liptako-Gourma Region The Regional Stabilization Facility is managed by UNDP and will scale the existing facility established to support interventions in the Liptako-Gourma region (parts of Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger). The overall objective of the facility is to reduce the risk of violence in target areas, thus to enabling the delivery of longer-term peacebuilding, recovery and development programmes. It seeks to contribute to ending the spiral of insecurity, forced displacement and conflict, and to contribute to strengthening social cohesion. Where possible, vulnerable populations such as IDPs, refugees and marginalized socio-ethnic groups will be integrated in the provision of support by the facility. Outputs (indicative) 1. Cross-border cooperation strenghtened in stabilization-relevant areas; 2. Foundations for sustainable presence of state authorities established; 3. Social cohesion and mutual trust strenghtened; 4. Immediate livelihoods stabilized and local economies relaunched; 5. Conflict risks are mitigated.
COVID-19 response of the Global Financing Facility for women, children and adolescents. oorspronkelijk bemo MINBUZA-2020.256007: EUR 10 miljoen additioneel bemo MINBUZA-2021.990478: 40 miljoen Totaal: 50 miljoen
Basrah Water Project. Providing safe drinking water to Basrah’s population. The project objective is to improve water and health security in Basrah. The output is to ensure that by 2024, as many as 960,000 Basrah residents have improved and sustainable access to safe water. In order to accomplish this, the following interventions will take place: 1. Improve access to safe drinking water in 100 schools in deprived areas in south Basrah by installing small-scale water desalination and disinfection units beside new water tanks and piping systems, benefiting 100,000 children (UNICEF). 2. Improve access to safe water by increasing the power supply for, and automating the operation of, the R-Zero project, benefiting 960,000 individuals (UNICEF). 3. Improve access to safe drinking water by rehabilitating existing non-functional plants and adding more plants to the water network, benefiting 50,000 individuals (UNDP). 4. Improve access to safe drinking water through the provision of specialized unaccounted-for-water equipment which will be used to reduce water leakage, benefiting 75,000 individuals (UNICEF).
TBL Strengthening inclusive services 1. The main problem it addresses is that L(G)BTQI  community members do not have equal and adequate access to psychological and social services due to (i) social vulnerability of L(G)BTQI individuals, and (ii) lack of SOGIE (Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Expression) specific knowledge among helping professionals. To this end, WISG will provide to the community consultations of a social worker, psychologist and sexologist (250 consultations a year), using an innovative multidisciplinary approach in case management – which also serves to empower individuals in question. (75 cases a year.) Legal assistance is also part of the activity. (WISG has years of experience in empowerment methodologies, approaches and practices. The work done through case management system by multidisciplinary group is not seen as mere service provision but more as part of empowerment process. Multidisciplinary approach and case management system gives opportunity to trace each case and the process of empowerment on individual level.) Besides, in order to strengthen external social and psychological services for L(G)BTQI, WISG will conduct three trainings for 24 social workers, psychologists and shelter employees. Via these trainings WISG will provide evidence-based knowledge on specifically on transgender issues. 2. The other direction of the project is empowerment of the L(G)BTQI community members through provision of two 3-day Integrated Security Workshops (ISW) with 10 participants in each aimed at strengthening the belonging to the community and solidarity among individuals thus creating strong support systems inside the community. Upon completion of the project L(G)BTQI community members living in Georgia are empowered personally and as a community; at the same time, helping professionals they address are equipped with SOGIE specific knowledge, the services provided are accessible, sustainable and effectively coordinated.
Integrated Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights program in high Burdened Districts in Uganda (SRHR). Integrated Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights This joint district based program will improve well-being of young people (10-24 years) and women (25-49 years) in se- lected high burdened districts of Uganda and contribute to SDG3 and SDG5 indicators. The programme will empower young people and women to make safe and informed decisions on sexual and reproductive health and to seek and access quality health services and legal support in matters of sexual and gender based violence (SGBV). It will increase access to and utilization of quality rights based sexual reproductive health services (information <(>&<)> healthcare) for young people and women. The programme will contribute to prevention of SGBV (including harmful practices) and SRHR violations  and  address gender  inequality and harmful gender norms as root causes of these violations. The program will ad- dress the changed context due the Covid pandemic, and include strategies to mitigate the consequences of Covid to SRHR and SGBV. Specific characteristics of the activity are: •      Inclusivity: reaching the hard to reach by focusing on hard to reach areas in highly burdened districts; •      Integration of SRHR and SGBV services in health and  legal response; •      Addressing  harmful  gender  norms  as  root  causes  of SRHR violations and SGBV, through Gender Transform- ative Strategies; •      District  level  health  system  strengthening  at  district level,  and  strengthening ownership  of  district  level health structures; •      Strengthening  district  level  Result  Based  Financing (RBF) on SRHR and GBV services; •      Applying a comprehensive approach (demand creation, services provision and supportive environment) and an ecological  model  (working  at  individual,  relationship, community and policy level); •      Development of a multi-annual comprehensive SRHR/ GBV programme in times of Covid. Taking into account Covid  consequences  and  mitigation  strategies  in  the strategic planning and development of the programme; •      Inclusion of technical expertise for feminist monitoring, evaluation and a feminist learning agenda.
Country Based Pooled Funds OCHA via UNDP: Humanitarian Funds Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan and DRC Contribution to alleviating humanitarian needs in DRC, Somalia, Sudan and South Sudan
Institutional Strengthening to Support Policy Engagement for Bangladesh's Dual Transition. Strengthening institutional capacity of CDP, sustain and Improve its research quality and increase its policy engagement and communication.
SJO Gen ODA proj 2021 Budgeth Costa Rica Small General ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Costa Rica
10-0001498 correctie van 4*4314 ivm budgetplaats - Catalysing Private Sector Solutions for Sustainable Landscapes (2021-2022) Landscape programme focused on conservation and sustainable management of natural resources (forests, watersheds), sustainable production of agricultural commodities and improved livelihoods of smallholder farmers and forest depend communities through the development of sustainable business cases and the mobilization of private investments at the landscape level
DRA Syrie Joint Response War Child 4000003644_Humanitarian assistance through joint response led by War Child
The  WlNG programme, is  part of a broader jointprogramme of three UN agencies: UN Women, UNCDF and UNDP. It aligns with the Inclusive and Equitable L WING:Women Empowerment for Inclusive Growth
Catalyzing an inclusive <(>&<)> sustainable marketplace for agricultural SME Finance Aceli Africa (opgericht vanuit de Council on Smallholder Agricultural Finance (CSAF) richt zich op het wegnemen van barrières tot financiering voor Afrikaanse agri-SMEs, een traditioneel moeilijk financierbaar segment. Aceli functioneert hiertoe als platform waarbij zij de verschillende aangesloten kredietverstrekkers ertoe aanzet financiering aan te bieden aan agri-SMEs. Met financiering kan de groeipotentie van deze agri-SMEs benut worden, wat een positieve impact heeft op: - de markttoegang van kleinere boeren; - het creëren van banen in de gelieerde agri-ketens en de gelieerde verwerkings- en transportbedrijfjes; - de versterking van regionale voedselzekerheid en het verminderen van de afhankelijkheid van voedselimporten; - de bevordering van gendergelijkheid; en - de promotie van slimme en duurzame klimaatvriendelijke landbouw. De bevordering van financiering gebeurt middels verschillende financiële incentives aan de kant van de kredietverstrekkers (lokale/ internationale/ financiële en niet-financiële instellingen) en de verbetering van de kredietwaardigheid van de agri-SMEs door technische assistentie. Aceli combineert deze interventies met een data-driven aanpak waarmee men op termijn een duurzame systeemverandering op regionaal niveau wil realiseren.
Contribution to UNICEF’s Humanitarian Aid response programme in Venezuela UNICEF’s humanitarian appeal for Venezuela covers urgent humanitarian needs of the Venezuelan people
Towards a level playing field – vakbondmedefinancieringsprogramma 2021 - 2030 De subsidieaanvraag betreft de financiering van het VMP partnerschap 2021 - 2030. De aanvraag is ingediend in de vorm van een uitgewerkt jaarplan voor 2021 met een financiële en strategische doorkijk voor de periode tm. 2030. De subsidieaanvraag is een addendum op het op 30 juni 2020 ingediende ‘moedervoorstel’ (dat door de nieuwe aanvraag deels buiten werking is gesteld). Overkoepelende strategische doelstelling is bevordering van duurzame inclusieve economische ontwikkeling. Directe doelstellingen van de subsidie aanvraag zijn a) versterking van de sociale dialoog, b) versterking van arbeidsrechten in de ketens van aan aantal risico sectoren en c) versterking van de positie van vrouwen op de arbeidsmarkt. Mondiaal FNV heeft zich gecommitteerd om in het kader van het partnerschap de programmering van het VMP in overleg met DDE komende jaren geleidelijk aan meer aan te laten sluiten op de DDE programmatische aanpak gericht op systemische impact, met een geleidelijke verschuiving van de inzet naar landen in de focus regio’s, vermindering van het aantal ketens en meer aansluiting bij andere programma’s van het DDE cluster Duurzame Handel. Ook zal Mondiaal FNV zich inzetten om geleidelijk aan financiering van derden binnen te halen waarbij de financiering van het DDE budget evenredig geleidelijk aan af zal nemen.
Joint donor contribution to the Central African Forest Initiative Dutch contribution to the Central African Forest Initiative to support forest conservation and sustainable forest management in the Congo Basin
The Partos Learning and Innovation Programme 2021-2025 The Partos Learning and Innovation Programme supports innovators working within Dutch development organizations to develop new solutions for a just, inclusive and sustainable world. It does so based on three intervention strategies: connecting, agenda setting, and facilitating innovation labs. The focus is on change and innovation opportunities for civil society organizations in the Netherlands and their partners in the Global South, in four thematic areas: civic power, inclusion1, new ways of organizing and working together, and data and digital technology. The program will operate based on a, regularly adapted, strategic agenda for collective learning and innovation. Moreover, it will be informed by the change that both Northern and Southern based civil society organizations see as relevant for resilient, inclusive and effective civil society partnerships, and inspired by lessons and innovations from innovators in global civil society and other sectors.
Policy Support Funds SRHR Policy Support Fund Sexual Reproductive Health Rights and Gender 2021
Guriga Oranje Kick Starter and Digital platform Guriga Oranje Kick Starter and Digital platform to support the growth of MSMEs in Somalia
Fonds commun pour appuyer les 5 secteurs du Plan annuel 2021 de l’Ambassade du Niger : Etat de droit/Sécurité/Migration ; Coopération européenne ; Com Modalité de financement des petites activités de support dans le cadre de l’opérationnalisation des cinq secteurs du programme cités ci-haut du Plan annuel 2021 de l’Ambassade de Niamey. Ce fonds servira à couvrir des besoins de financement pour les 5 programmes, notamment des évaluations d’activités en cours, la cont ractualisation avec des consultants pour des études spécifiques tels que le développement de nouveaux programmes, des analyses quality at entry, des analyses organisationnelles (COCA), le renforcement de capacités des partenaires, etc.
Improving safety guarantees for journalists in Kazakhstan Enhancing safety for journalists in Kazakhstan according to Indicator 16.10.1 of the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Civic Space Policy Support Fund Policy Support Fund for civic space work under the civil society strengthening policy framework in Kenya.
Voluntary unearmarked contribution to OECD DAC Program of Work and Budget 2021-2022 Voluntary unearmarked contribution to OECD DAC for the implementation of strategic parts of the Program of Work and Budget 2021-2022
Projectmanagement van het Young Expert Programme Energy Per 2020 is het Young Expert Programme (YEP) uitgebreid met YEP Energy. YEP is in 2013 gestart met YEP Water - het Netherlands Water Partnership (NWP) is toen als programmabureau ingesteld. Met de uitbreiding naar YEP Agrofood werd het Food<(>&<)>Business Knowledge Platform (F<(>&<)>BKP) aangetrokken als netwerkpartner voor deze sector. Met de uitbreiding met YEP Energy krijgt RVO, dat reeds verschillende programma’s uitvoert voor BZ op het gebied van (toegang tot) hernieuwbare energie, de rol van projectmanager en netwerkpartner voor YEP Energy. In die hoedanigheid ondersteunt RVO het NWP/YEP-Programmabureau bij de uitvoering van het YEPprogramma. De activiteit betreft louter de inzet van RVO ten behoeve van YEP Energy. De overige kosten voor de uitvoering van YEP Energy maken deel uit van de overeenkomst met het NWP/YEP-programmabureau (activiteitennummer 4000003157 voor YEP Energy). De volgende activiteiten worden door de YEP Energy-projectmanager van RVO uitgevoerd: • Identificeren van organisaties die gebruik zouden kunnen maken van YEP Energy • Engageren van deze organisaties • Identificatie van organisaties die jonge experts zouden kunnen voordragen voor YEP Energy en deze bij het programma betrekken • Presentatie tijdens YEP informatiesessies en promotie van YEP Energy tijdens energy events • Beoordelen van voorstellen en van CV’s (incl. speeddates met kandidaten) • Voorbereiding en deelname Steering Committee • Input leveren aan YEP-Jaarplan • Voorbereiding van Masterclass Renewable Energy
Food Assistance through Cash-based Transfers to Vulnerable Lebanese and Syrian populations Lebanon continues to face challenges resulting from the massive influx of Syrian refugees as well as deep economic, financial and social crises which has been exacerbated by impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. These impacts are reversing hard-won development gains, and 45% of Lebanese citizens now live in poverty. The overall objective of the proposed activity is to maintain or improve the food security and increase the resilience of the most vulnerable Lebanese population as well as Syrian refugees in Lebanon that are heavily affected by COVID-19. The program thus seeks to support both Lebanese as Syrian refugees in Lebanon: 13865 Syrian refugees and 1422 Lebanese families  (approx 8,532 Lebanese beneficiaries) in total. For vulnerable Lebanese citizens, the WFP aims to provide cash assistance to those affected by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, on top of the current economic crisis in the country. This group is already scheduled to receive WFP food parcels to enable them to cope with the effects of the economic crisis and COVID-19.  Given the urban context and the strength of the markets, following the initial in-kind response, the primary modality of assistance will be through the provision of cash-based transfers.  This will boost the local economy and support its recovery while providing beneficiaries with choice to meet their food and basic needs. Furthermore, the proposal also sees to help Syrian refugees in Lebanon by means of cash-based transfer modalities, provided through an electronic card. These refugees are a severely vulnerable group, whose situation has been exacerbated by the COIVD-19 pandemic, since many of them lost their (informal) jobs in sectors such as farming, cleaning and manual work due to social distancing and isolation measures. Average income of these refugees has fallen (sometimes completely disappearing): A digital survey conducted by the Refugee Protection Watch (RPW) coalition between 30 March and 15 April, 2020, revealed 85 percent of Syrian and Syrian-Palestinian refugees (200 out of 234 respondents) had lost income as a consequence of COVID-19 response measures. Food vouchers, e-cards, is chosen as the primary modality of assistance for this group as the local market is capable of availing sufficient food for the host and refugee populations alike, eliminating the need to distribute large quantities of imported food.   In addition, food vouchers enable beneficiaries to choose their preferred food thereby allowing them to meet their individual consumption and nutritional needs more effectively as compared to in-kind assistance. This assistance boosts the local economy and provides beneficiaries with maximized choice to meet their food and nutrition needs. Through its retail strategy, WFP ensures that its beneficiaries in Lebanon have access to diverse, high-quality foods at competitive prices.
The Ethiopia-Netherlands Seed Partnership will enable the private sector in Ethiopia to deliver farming men and women high quality seed of improved va AA1 This adjustment concerns a top-up and extension of the Ethiopia-Netherlands Seed Partnership 2021-2025. Supplementary funding of EUR 523.364 until  31-12-2028.
Not part of our commitment is the complementary funding of the EU in the context of the Delegated Cooperation modality. EU will contribute to the program an amount of  EUR 7.476.636 from 1/1/2024. Disbursement from the EU will be made to a special DC account managed by FEZ.  The current amendment (to be signed after in our after April 2024) will start with retrospective effect from 1.1.2024 to align with the EU and avoid double reporting and follows the NL calendar year Jan-Dec. The delay is due to a lengthy process with WUR to come to terms on different subjects due to the new modality. Please note that the formal name of  the program towards the EU is ESP+
Job Booster SEC Burkina Faso Self-)employment and employ ability brokering, linking private sector actors (job demand), with quality A/TVET providers (training) and youth (job supply); A/ TVET quality improvement; strengthening the enabling environment for employment and employ ability of youth
Amplifying Voices for Climate Action Funding for “Amplifying Voices for Climate Action” under subsidy framework Power of Voices partnerships
ICMP: Establishing Coordination Mechanism in Libya PREPARATORY STEPS TO ASSIST LIBYA IN ESTABLISHING AN INCLUSIVE AND RULE-OF-LAW-BASED PROCESS TO ACCOUNT FOR MISSING PERSONS