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23-0001521_Horticultural Livelihoods, Innovation and Food safety in Ethiopia 23-0001521_Horticultural sector development project aiming to increase smallholders’ production and productivity in a climate smart and gender balanced way. The main intervention is the institutionalisation of Farmers’ Field Schools in the government extension system, in private companies, and in ATVETs. Rural SMEs are supported to offer better services to horticultural small-holders: agro-dealers, nurseries, seed multipliers, Spray Service Providers, banks/ MFIs <(>&<)> producers of biologicals. Nutrition awareness campaign for woreda dwellers via schools and public places focusing on an increased intake of vegetables and fruits.
Enhancing women and youth capacity in protecting natural resources in Mekong River basin of Thailand’s northeastern region amidst Covid-19 pandemic This project will provide space for exchanging issue on natural resources and environmental management which is related to human rights, especially the right of public assembly and freedom of expression.
23-0002205_International crimes in Russia-occupied territories: investigation, analysis, victim support 23-0002205_The project aims are documenting and coverage of the arbitrary detention of civilians, torture and other war crimes in the deoccupied territories controlled by the Ukrainian Government, facilitating the investigation of war crimes and hold the perpetrators accountable; monitoring of the war-related trials on the territory of the occupied Crimea and Russian Federation (RF), focusing on violations of the right to fair trial as a war crime; advocating the rights of victims and investigations of the violation of the right to a fair trial as a war crime, and provision of legal assistance to victims of the violation of the right to a fair trial in connection with the war, in the Russian Federation and on the territory of the occupied Crimea, and their families.
Young Men Initiative in GBV Prevention in North Macedonia The project aims to improve the attitudes and behaviour related to more equitable gender social norms and discourage gender-based violence with young men (aged 14-19) in two municipalities in North Macedonia. This will be done by promoting an already regionally developed youth based educational model fand establishment of two local ‘Be a Man’ clubs as safe space for dialogue and critical thinking for the local youth.
WB Multi-Donor Trust Fund to support social protection programme in Mozambique contributing to food consumption and resilience of poor people Cash transfers for social protection
23-0001372-Protecting  the girl child against harmful traditional practices like child marriage 23-0001372-The main objective of this project is to educate young girls and their mothers about physical, psychological negative effects of child marriage and to use them as peer educators to other girls/women in the community. Daughters will also receive the same training equal rights and be active actors to promote gender equality within their own groups. This project will accelerate efforts to promote human rights, the right to considerate <(>&<)> respectful reproductive rights, the right to information<(>&<)> services in SRHR and to promote gender equality in Turkey. The project will support the realization of two basic rights in the Convention on the Rights of the Child: the children’s right to non-discrimination on the basis of sex as the girl child disproportionately affected by marriage during childhood and children’s right to health.
Enhance the Role of the Female Police in Yemen in Supporting Peace and Access to Justice The overall goal of this project is to enhance the protection Enhance the Role of the Female Police in Yemen in Supporting Peace and Access to Justice not confifential Previous - Phase I: 400001994
Sustainable Textiles Increasing Lebanon’s Labour Opportunities The project aims to re-establish textile manufacturing in Lebanon which once was a main export product. Youth will be trained on skills to match sector needs and receive practical work-based learning opportunities. A tailoring school will be set up and a curriculum will be piloted and formalised in cooperation with one local TVET partner and one Dutch TVET partner. It will be instilled in the school to continue training beyond the project lifetime. Employment opportunities will be created at FabricAID in both tailoring and operations. Job placement will also be done with external businesses in the sector, particularly Lebanese designers and key textile manufacturing companies. Finally, the project aims to influence Lebanese policies and work towards becoming a sustainable textile manufacturing hub. Research efforts on policies to promote upcycling and combat landfilling and incineration of textiles has already begun in coordination with a new independent member of parliament. Advocacy actions recommended by the study will be continued within the frame of this project. The aim is to become a near-shoring alternative for sustainable brands in Europe.
230001684 National Initiatives for Sustainable and Climate Smart Oil Palm Smallholders (NI-SCOPS) Phase 2 - Solidaridad The NI-SCOPS supports smallholder farmers to produce palm oil sustainably (socio-economically and environmentally). The programs vis ion is as follows: “That landscapes where oil palms are grown are managed sustainably and smallholders measurably benefit from their inclusion in palm oil markets”. IDH and Solidaridad execute the program in partnership with the governments of (Indonesia, Malaysia, Ghana, Nigeria and the Netherlands). The program applies an integrated approach to selected landscapes in major palm oil producing countries, as well as to major palm oil consumer markets, notably the EU. Interventions are directed to smallholder farmers, the private sector and public actors along three different action lines: - Better incomes - Better land use - Inclusive markets
Lutte contre l’impunité des crimes environnementaux en RDC Fighting impunity for environmental crimes by strengthening the capacities of judicial actors; Raising awareness on the importance of prosecuting environmental crimes; Contribution to the effort of sustainable management of forest resources.
Opportunities for Mainstreaming Inclusive Development The aim of the project is to increase the participation of women in society, through more female voices in community institutions; to create economic opportunities and livelihoods for women and through a peacebuilding component that focuses in particular on reducing conflicts around natural resource management. The project builds on the past NL-funded Afghanistan Community-Led Economic Stability (ACES) project and will be implemented in 8 pr ovinces: Badakhshan, Takhar, Kunduz, Baghlan, Samangan, Bamyan, Parwan and Daykundi, where AKF has a has a large network.
Patterns of Cairo / Megawra Patterns of Cairo’s objective is to document, digitise and democratise knowledge on the design elements found in the heritage buildings of Historic Cairo. This is is achieved through creating an online curated platform that allows scholars, designers and the general public to access representative visual elements which are aesthetically and historically accurate with comprehensive data on provenance, style, development, and so forth. The project aims to contribute to creative economy sector in Egypt by providing easy access to the rich patterns and history of the Historic City for artists and designers while simultaneously offering them the same platform to promote their work and get inspired from others inspiring further collaborations. The patterns will be available in vector format to enable easy incorporation in the design process. They will be linked to images that convey colour, material, texture, scale, and context, with cross-referencing tools that facilitate comparison and triangulation. Patterns of Cairo will be the first design-oriented open-source platform with thoroughly curated and catered resources on the patterns of Historic Cairo and the buildings they adorn. In addition to the preservation component which the project will digitally provide, the online database will raise awareness and promote ownership of Historic Cairo’s design. The platform will connect a network of designers and makers from the MENA region and beyond to harness the richness of designs from this era as a resource for contemporary application in the creative economy. Users will also have the opportunity to promote their work and the designs they produce using this resource on the platform. To facilitate a tailored user-friendly platform, disseminate it, and enable designers to explore its potential, two workshops will be organised in collaboration between Egyptian and Dutch designers; the first to brainstorm the platform’s structure and content, and the second to experiment with the website and explore its potential as a design tool.
Secure and Gender Regulated Media in Armenia The project intends to develop a Gender Policy, Personal Safety Policy, Digital Security Policy and proceed with their adoption and implementation within Factor Information Center. After successful adoption Factor TV will also start promotion of the policies also through workshops for the media organizations in Armenia and policies for free use to all interested media organizations.
STD Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 STD Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
Innovative Accountability for Crimes Committed in Syria Since 2011 (Part 3) The ultimate aim of this project is to fight impunity of international cri Innovative Accountability for Crimes Committed in Syria Since 2011 . Activity is confidential
220000138 Digital for Development Hub (D4D-Hub): enabling Dutch digital development priorities through EU coordination and collaboration. The action's primary focus is the coordination of efforts in the field of digitalisation for development (D4D) through European collaboration. This will contribute to increased impact of D4D efforts, particularly in the fields of the Twin Transition (Climate + Digital), Digital Innovation, the Digital Economy and the development of local digital ecosystems. Specific attention will be given to the position and empowerment of women. While coordination efforts (and subsequent activities) will have impact in the focus countries for Dutch development cooperation, the action will be implemented by the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (NEA/RVO), through its office in The Hague. The total budget is including EUR 387,298 implementation costs (uitvoeringskosten RVO).
230000376 Earthquake Turkey 06.02.2023 - deployment of Medivac C-130 / Cargo C-17 by Ministry of Defense On 06.02.2023 an earthquake hit Turkey and Syria. Turkey requested through the EU Civil Protection Mechanism ECPM external assistance. Under the “raamconvenant” with NL Ministry of Defence, a medivac C-130 and cargo C-17 were deployed for the duration of 14 days to Turkey, to support the earthquake response
The consultancy will provide advisory support services to the policy staff of the embassy in the context of the design of the multi-annual strategic p The consultancy will generate the following information/inputs for the MJSP: 1. Assessment of the development policy/plan of the GoN, in particular regarding the Dutch priority sectors (security/stability/migration; rule of law; SRHR; food security; private sector/vocational training; water/climate). 2. Review of the main sector results of the previous MJSP and current portfolios. 3. Analysis of civil society and civic space; human rights; freedom of press. 4. Rating of Niger international indicators (governance, corruption etc.). 5. International donor community: strategies, priorities, modalities, budgets. 6. Developments Sahel Region; policies and strategies frameworks.
Hadramaut Yemen Sustainable Watershed Management Programmes through Reinforced Governance and Regenerative Agriculture FAO Resilience Programme in the Two separate contracts with FAO in the Hadramaut: 1. Wadi Al-Ain: The overall goal is to extend the FAO targets of the German  KfW funded project (GCP/YEM/046/GER), which includes improving livelihood resilience and long-term peace in Yemen through sustainable water management in the upstream Hura Directorate (Wadi Al-Ain) which is upstream of the Al-Qatn and Shibam wadi’s. 2. Wadi Hajr (GCP/YEM/050/NET): The objective is to achieve sustainable and resilient watershed management that considers the top, middle and downstream communities of Wadi Hajr as well as the environmental needs and requirements. This will be accomplished by assisting rural communities affected by floods in their recovery and strengthening their resilience to climate shocks , as well as by strengthening watershed governance and promoting ecological and restorative agriculture (a.o. wheat) throughout the watershed. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) CO-Yemen BP 30021194
OECD proposals on strengthening Responsible Business Conduct (RBS) through due diligence The proposal contains two projects to strengthen and scale in the OECD Centre for Responsible Business Conduct (RBC)’s existing work on supply chain due diligence across sectors and thematic work areas. These include: I. High-risk Sector Mapping on Key Considerations for Due Diligence II. Supporting Regulatory Developments on Due Diligence for Responsible Business Conduct The primary purpose of the proposed work (I) is to identify priority high-risk sectors for which additional due diligence tools, practical handbooks or guidance may be helpful. The primary purpose of the proposed work (II) is to facilitate regulatory cooperation amongst policymakers introducing or overseeing mandatory due diligence regulation and to promote alignment with international standards in the interest of regulatory effectiveness, efficiency and coherence.
SRHR dans la Communauté Voorheen : 4000004708 SRHR dans la communauté. Adresser les besoins SRHR de la communauté via 4 piliers stratégiques
Support to the Multi Stakeholder Platform Support to the Multi Stakeholder Platform (MSP) for the Northern region of Mozambique (Cabo Delgado, Niassa and Nampula provinces)
International Center for Transitional Justice – Proposal for Core and Designated Support, 2022-2027 This programme will support governments and organizations to ensure that transitional justice continues to respond to the current challenges of our world. The new Strategic Plan 2022 – 2027 identifies key areas that will guide our thinking, practice, evolution, operation and approach.
Encouraging transformative leadership of women to support food and nutritional security in two municipalities of Camagüey - CAPROCA. This proposal aims to empower women leading family farms in Guáimaro and Jimaguayú (Camagüey province) and to increase their resilience in the face of the impacts of climate change. The project seeks to promote gender equality and to encourage female leadership to reduce gender gaps that persist in the agricultural sector. This proposal is part of an integral project (CAPROCA) which has contributions from the French Development Agency and the French NGOs Socorro Popular Francés and CCFD Terre Solidarity. Dutch contribution will complement the activities planned within the framework of CAPROCA, in particular those related to awareness, training, visibility and support in access to resources and opportunities, to achieve greater participation of women in farms, cooperatives and organizations of the agricultural sector. The implementation period would be framed between November 2022 and January 2024.
Researcher Links Travel grants Call August 2014 Travel grants (up to 6 months) awarded to researchers to travel to the UK to initiate a research collaboration or undergo training, or for UK researchers to visit the partner country for the purpose of initiating a collaboration and sharing their knowledge and expertise. To build sustainable research links between the UK and partner countries and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare.
PhD Scholorship Programme Call June 2019 The programme aims to develop individual capacity of scholars through PhD placements at a partner institution in areas relevant to development challenges. The PhD placements awarded focus on research areas which have been identified at the country level as important for working towards development priorities. To provide development opportunities for PhD students and establish research links between research groups in the UK and Egypt
Researcher Links Travel Grants  (2018) Travel grants awarded to researchers to travel to and from UK to Peru to initiate research collaboration or undergo training, and share their knowledge and expertise.  Selection is made on the basis of quality and relevance to the economic development and social welfare of Peru. SDGs: 3,6,15 To build sustainable research links between the UK and Peru and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare.
5 travel grants in the 2018 call.
STEM 2016/17  OVEC The STEM Education Programme will support knowledge exchange and partnership opportunities with the UK on STEM education approaches and in doing so build the human resource capacity in a vital area for economic development and social wellbeing. To provide longterm development in people's skills for the country's sustainable development
Researcher Links (TRF) 2017/18 Grants for workshops in priority research areas, defined at a country level relating to improving economic development and social welfare, which allow UK and partner country researchers to share their research and establish relationships for longer term collaboration. To intiate collaboration between Thai and UK institutions
STEM Education 2016 (Innovation Club project Phase 2) The project supports the MoE in the implementation of Malaysia Education Blueprint on nonformal and informal STEM education programmes through knowledge exchange and partnership opportunities between the UK and partner countries on STEM education approaches, ultimately supporting Malaysia build its science capacity. To Support STEM education through a variety of mechanisms such as the development of STEM teaching resources, teachers training or piloting novel STEM initiatives. Professional development trainings for STEM education policy makers
STEM Education  Policy Dialogue for STEM policy and implementation framework in Malaysia The project supports policy dialogue intended to gather inputs from various STEM players in the Malaysia and advise the MoE in shaping the STEM policy for the country supporting Malaysia build its science capacity. To support local policy makers in developing STEM Education policy and implementation framwork by sharing UK best practices.
PhD Placement 2017-18 The programme aims to develop individual capacity of scholars through PhD placements in areas relevant to development challenges. Students spend 36 months at a partner institution. The PhD placements awarded focus on research areas which have been identified at the country level as important for working towards development priorities. To provide development opportunities for PhD students and establish research links between research groups in the UK and India by participating in international intellectual networks, building cultural understanding, and fostering longterm sustainable research collaborations
Professional development0Researcher Connect Year 1 This programme builds the capacity to communicate research. Researchers need to publish articles to ensure their research findings are shared and to support their future careers. Researcher Connect involves a series of facetoface training modules, delivered by experienced trainers and backed up with online resources. To build the communication skills of researchers in partner countries. Target: 800 researchers directly trained over 4 years; a pool of 20 local trainers established to ensure a strong train the trainer programme.
To build sustainable ODA-compliant research links between the Brazil and the UK and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration Grants for workshops in ODA-compliant priority research areas defined at a country level to share research and establish relationships for longer term collaboration. Grants are awarded via open call to joint proposals (Brazil and the UK). Early career researchers are participants in the workshops. To build sustainable research links between the UK and partner countries and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare.
10 workshops  in 2015-2016 with 20 researchers from the UK and 20 from Brazil
Established research skill, strategic research policy, and community engagement for research activities This programme builds the capacity to communicate research.Providing the skills to inform policy, improve the effectiveness of public services, or enhance the quality of life, as well as realise the tangible economic benefits that arise from commercialising a research output. Established research skill, strategic research policy, and community engagement for research activities
Communication Skills Workshops (Second Call 2016-17) To develop the human capital of Chilean science and research institutions, and build long-term links between them and counterpart organisations in the UK. This second call will have a particular focus on projects with a focus on STEM teaching and technical and vocational education. To develop the human capital of Chilean science and research institutions
STEM Education Projects January 2016 The STEM Education Programme will support knowledge exchange and partnership opportunities between the UK and India on STEM education approaches and in doing so build the human resource capacity in a vital area for economic development and social wellbeing. These workshops will train and create awareness among experienced teachers  to use research based pedagogical tools  in their colleges in the areas of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Earth Sciences
Researcher Links Call April 2016 Travel grants (up to 6 months) awarded to researchers to travel to the UK to initiate a research collaboration or undergo training, or for UK researchers to visit the partner country for the purpose of initiating a collaboration and sharing their knowledge and expertise. To build sustainable research links between the UK and partner countries and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare.
14 travel grants per year postdoctoral travel grants.
To provide opportunities for international training and development at the doctoral level, including a cohort of 6 PhDs for 20172020 The programme aims to develop individual capacity of scholars through PhD placements in areas relevant to development challenges. Students spend 36 months at a partner institution. The PhD placements awarded focus on research areas which have been identified at the country level as important for working towards development priorities. To provide opportunities for international training and development at the doctoral level, including a cohort of 6 PhDs for 20172020
Professional development0Researcher Connect Year 2 This programme builds the capacity to communicate research. Researchers need to publish articles to ensure their research findings are shared and to support their future careers. Researcher Connect involves a series of facetoface training modules, delivered by experienced trainers and backed up with online resources. To build the communication skills of researchers in partner countries. Target: 800 researchers directly trained over 4 years; a pool of 20 local trainers established to ensure a strong train the trainer programme.