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230000033 AgriGrade The long term mission of AgriGrade is to transform rural economies into economic viable, resilient, and inclusive systems that contribute to improved food trade, food security, and create local economic value. AgriGrade does this by graduating (farmer-)organisations towards higher levels of professionalism, improving efficiency, strengthening the value chains they operate in and enable access to finance at scale. By using various mapping and scoping techniques, the (farmer-)organisations are analysed and segmented, after which the most suitable level of Technical Assistance for further development can be provided. In this way, graduation of (farmer-)organisations can happen in a systematic and measurable way. AgriGrade's approach is therefore scalable and can be adjusted to operate in different countries and within different sectors.
IMPACT: 23-0002241 Sustaining the Fight for Women's Rights in Tunisia IMPACT: 23-0002241 Tunisia has been experiencing backsliding of democratic freedoms and human rights, including women's rights. The evolving political context makes it difficult to advocate for the improvement of women's rights.  At the same time, there are concerns about mounting pressure on women's rights activists, and increasing violence against women. ATFD is one of Tunisia's oldest and most well-known women's rights organisations. Through this project, they aim to strengthen and promote the fight for women's rights in Tunisia through different axes. The objective is to promote sensibilisation campaigns and dissemination of information on key women's rights issues (including feminicide) using different forms of media. The project will also aim to promote synergy among the Tunisian feminist movement.
23-0000973_Evaluation à mi-parcours du portfolio Prevention et lutte contre l’Extrémisme Violent (P/CVE) 23-0000973_Dans la perspective d’opérationnaliser son plan multi-annuel (MACS) 2023-2026 pour la stabilisation des communautés , nous souhaitons réaliser une évaluation à mi-parcours de notre portefolio P/CVE au Burkina. Il s’agit concrètement d’effectuer un examen critique de nos interventions au vu de la montée de l’extrémisme violent et le développement de l’insécurité. Cette évaluation permettra de formuler des recommandations pertinentes pour d’une part adapter et/ou renforcer nos interventions en cours si nécessaire et d’autre part identifier les niches d’opportunités non encore ou pas suffisamment adressées. Aussi, l’Ambassade des Pays-Bas au Burkina Faso sollicite les services d’un·e consultant·e, ou d’un bureau d’étude pour réaliser l’évaluation à mi-parcours du portefeuille P/CVE.
Mobilizing grandmothers, community and religious leaders to promote girls' rights and education The project operates in the Kolda region, an area where girls' education is considered less important than that of boys; and where early marriage, teenage pregnancy and FGM are also major constraints for girls. The project aims then to: -Change the attitudes and practices of the generations of men and women, notables and religious leaders on HR in relation to girls' education, early marriage, early pregnancy and FGM. -Strengthen the actions taken by the generations of women and men to promote the rights and development of young girls; -Disseminate the Change through Culture approach to promote HR to other NGOs and institutions in Senegal. It intends to implement community activities for a holistic consideration of the concerns of girls, to promote the rights and welfar e of girls. These include the organization of Days of Dialogue and Solidarity (DDS), several “sessions under the tree”, women and youth forums , which are important activities for the promotion of human rights. In addition, GMP has developed a model approach called Change through Culture (CBC) which it aims to disseminate during this project to other local organizations working on human rights issues. Several training workshops will be held for these organizations in the regions of Kolda, Sédhiou, Ziguinchor, Tambacounda and Kédougou. Other issues that have a negative impact on girls are the lack of communication between generations and between men and women, and the traditional directive style of communication from older to younger people and from men to women. To address these issues, the HR programme also seeks to promote: changes in gender roles and attitudes to make them more equitable at the family level and in community life; strengthening communication between the three generations (elders, adults, adolescents, men and women) and between the sexes. Other activities included in the project are: monitoring and ongoing documentation of activities; production of two videos on the two key activities (above); a results document; and meetings to present the project results at departmental and national level.
Civic Space Policy support Fund IMPACT No. : 23-0000197 Policy Support Fund for civic space work under the civil society strengthening policy framework in Kenya. IMPACT No.  : 23-0000197
Small General ODA projects 2022 budgetholder Bagdad Small General ODA projects 2022 budgetholder Bagdad
Impact 23-0002048 Empowering Parents, Teachers and Media in Understanding and Supporting Sexuality Education and Gender Identity Impact 23-0002048 Support Sexuality Education  Empowering Parents, Teachers and Media in Understanding and Supporting Sexuality Education and Gender Identity
COT Human Rights Fund ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 COT Human Rights Fund ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
Impact  23-0001902 Building resilience of Eastern European LGBT+ movement Impact  23-0001902 The project focuses on the development and empowerment of the  Eastern European LGBTI coalition as well as on cou ntry-specific interventions to improve the human rights of the LGBTI communities in Moldova, Russia, Ukraine, Georgia and Armenia. The project will include: - international and regional advocacy efforts in partnership with COC Netherlands, including to raise awareness on the situation of the LGBTI communities in the region and advocate for national adjustments of the legal frameworks; -development and empowerment of the Coalition which is formed of 6 regional LGBTI organizations, by developing its structure, internal policies and ways of interaction and reaction; - country-specific interventions in line with the local context of each country, the local needs of the LGBTI communities, the local legal human rights framework and the level of development and mobilization of local LGBTI activism.
IMPACT 23-0002099 : Muheto Wawaba II IMPACT 23-0002099 : Participation, empowerment and leadership of young girls and adolescents, “Muheto Wawaba II”
De Blue Deal is een programma tot en met 2030 met als doel: 20 miljoen mensen wereldwijd helpen aan schoon, voldoende en veilig water. De focus ligt o Blue Deal fase 2
220000163 ILO ACCEL - Elimination child labour supply chains - phase 2 ACCEL's overarching goal is to accelerate the elimination of child labour in Africa (Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Kenya, Mali, Nigeria, and Uganda), through targeted actions in selected supply chains (cocoa, gold, cotton, tea, and coffee). It adopts an innovative systems approach to tackling child labour that moves away from project based downstream interventions towards strengthening existing systems that are critical to tackle root causes of child labour. ACCEL is based on achieving 3outcomes at the sub-national, national, regional and global level: 1) Policy, legal and institutional frameworks are improved and enforced to address child labour in GSC through working on capacity building of governments and social partners; 2) Innovative and evidence-based solutions that address the root causes of child labour in supply chains are institutionalized; and 3) Strategies to address the root causes of child labour in GSC are upscaled through knowledge sharing, partnerships and financing.
Promoting independent Cuban art and its diaspora. Editorial Project El Oficio, Visual Arts Magazine. impact 230000356 El Oficio is an autonomous project and an independent visual arts magazine that seeks to foster intellectual discussion in Cuba and give a voice to those contemporary Cuban artists (including the Cuban diaspora) who are not part of the "official discourse". The project -planned for 3 years- consists of producing a quarterly magazine (digital and printed*) to promote the work of these artists and address their challenges and perspectives. Along with the launch of the magazine, El Oficio will coordinate exhibitions, cross-cultural activities and a cycle of audiovisual i nterviews, to reinforce and disseminate the topics covered and to encourage an open dialogue through arts. This project is particularly important as it aims to fill an existing cultural gap in the country, and the topics covered, often touch upon sensitive politic al and cultural taboos. The digital magazine will be downloaded for free and printed copies will be to distribute among cultural and educational institutions.
Environment and Climate Action Education Campaign Environment and Climate Action Education Campaign (E<(>&<)>CAEC)
Pax Action Plan for Peace Phase II: Promoting Non Violence and Just Peace Improved community security and social cohesion providing conditions conducive to a sustainable national reconciliation and enduring national political settlement in South Sudan.
230001861 Regular, voluntary core contribution of the Netherlands to the Programme Budget of ILO for 2023 - 2025 Regular, voluntary core contribution of the Netherlands to the Programme Budget of ILO for 2023 - 2025
Impactnummer: 23-0000606 - Generating Ambition for Locally Led Adaptation Generating Ambition for Locally Led Adaptation
2022-2025 contribution to UN OCHA’s Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) 2022-2025 contribution to UN OCHA’s Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)
DAR Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 DAR Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
Cooperation on Migration and Partnerships to Achieve Sustainable Solutions (COMPASS) - Phase 2 COMPASS is a programmatic cooperation between the Netherlands and IOM on migration cooperation. The programme applies an ecological approach to contribute to protection and assistance of people on the move and decreased irregular migration. The programme does so by focusing on providing protection and assistance to vulnerable people on the move, countering trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants, raising awareness on the risks of irregular migration and legal alternatives, and voluntary return and reintegration. The programme works on the basis of an evidence-based and learning approach whereby appropriate data is collected, analyzed and applied to programme implementation and governance in a timely manner and research efforts address challenging migration issues to improve knowledge, learning and programme delivery.
Free2Express - Empowering Zimbabweans to Freely and Safely Express Themselves and Demand Their Rights Free2Express
Resource Center for Women and Children in Crisis Situations in Semey Social services for women and children in East Kazakhstan region of Semey
Impact 23-0001059  Protection and Promotion of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms for refugees and host communities Impact 23-0001059 Protection and Promotion of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms for refugees and host communities
Independent media as the basis of a strong civil society and a key to developing democratic institutions. The project's main idea is to increase access to quality content on situation in Ukraine for Ukrainian and foreign audiences. This includes reforms, human rights violations, ongoing war, war crimes and post-war recovery. Another important aspect is the collection and verification of information necessary to further the potential prosecution process of all those responsible for violating human rights and committing war crimes (including the collection of materials and evidence for a potential tribunal for Russian war criminals). Hromadske also wants to strengthen its potential as an NGO, stimulating civic engagement and searching for more innovative ways to interact with our audience. Thus, the organisation wants to increase the level of engagement of civil society representatives in the process of law and decision-making, thereby strengthening democratic institutions in the country.
Evaluation of the grant instrument ‘Policy Framework for Strengthening Civil Society’ In November 2019 the Ministry of Foreign Affairs published the grant instrument ‘Policy Framework for Strengthening Civil Society’. Under this grant instrument, a total of 48 partnerships started their 5-year programmes on 1 January 2021 (to 31 December 2025), in a total of 69 countries.
IMPACT No. : 23-0000899 : East-West Seeds Knowledge Transfer Project IMPACT No. : 23-0000899 : East-West Seeds Knowledge Transfer Project
23-0001956_With the Let's Plant Hope project, You Are Valuable Organisation aims to raise awareness about gender equality among seas onal agricultural 23-0001956_Out of the 31,948 seasonal migratory agricultural workers who are currently living in temporary tent settlement areas in Konya, only 56 (!) of their 15,924 children go to school. This project will enroll children in school and provide various opportunities (such as summer courses and social / cultural activities) to enhance the psychosocial development of these children.  Special emphasis is placed on girls and women's rights.
220000148 Preparatory TVET <(>&<)> HE programming support enabling Embassies to develop tailor-made plans of operation and other products by hiring lo This activity entails the creation of a drawing facility for Embassies to hire local consultants in order to prepare and finalize tailor-made and country specific Technical Vocational Education and Training <(>&<)> Higher Education (TVET <(>&<)> HE) programs, including plans of operation, as well as in depth studies or other types of documents and/or activities according to the needs as they arise during the programming process at the country level. The funds under this activity will primarily serve the programming processes in the 1st group of the new TVET <(>&<)> HE program (BHO). Each delegated Embassy activity will be based upon a locally established Terms of Reference and a sub-contract in line with the current FEZ-rules and regulations. N.B. No proposal available (date of receipt: not applicable - despite system-generated date of 01-01-1970 -); implementation to be based on localized Terms of Reference and contracts.
Watersheds and livelihoods are under threat in the highlands of Uganda. Increased pressure on land and inappropriate agricultural practices, amongst o Restoring Resilience of highland farmer  communities and agroecosystems in Uganda
KSS Marchés ITIE-RDC secteur forestier IETI – RDC - Rapport de Cadrage secteur forestier / Reconciliation secteur forestier / Revue  des Etats financiers des entreprises p ubliques
23-0002063_WAR BY HRF 23 022 NN 23-0002063_Focus on provision of free non-biased information to Belarus.
230000080 MOPAN contributie voor de periode 2023 – 2024. Ongeoormerkte bijdrage voor MOPAN (voor alle leden gelijk) van jaarlijks Euro 212.000 via OES Het betreft een verlenging van de bestaande contributie overeenkomst met het MOPAN secretariaat voor een periode van  2 jaar   (2023 – 2024).  Deze verlenging is in afwachting van de nieuwe MOPAN medium term strategy. MOPAN zelf werd geëvalueerd in 2020-2021. Op basis van de uitkomsten van deze externe evaluatie wordt in 2023 – 2024 de nieuwe MOPAN mid term strategy en evaluatiemethode ontwikkeld door een daartoe ingestelde MOPAN Strategy Group bestaande uit experts en MOPAN-leden. De MOPAN Steering Committee, bestaande uit leden van alle donorlanden, dient de nieuwe mid term strategy goed te keuren.
Grassroots Capacity for Biodiversity Conservation in Victoria Falls, Hwange <(>&<)> Lupane Districts Grassroots capacity for biodiversity conservation.
220000002 Mid-Term Evaluation of the COMPASS programme 220000002 Mid-Term Evaluation of the COMPASS programme
Water Support Fund (WSF) 2023-2026. impact 23-0000170 Impact 23-0000170 This is a support fund for implementing a number of joint activities with mutual objectives to support portfolio management, as well as the Government of Bangladesh and our partner organizations (incl. universities, consultants, implementing partners, NGOs, NPOs etc) continuing the development collaboration between Netherland and Bangladesh in the broad sector of Water, Climate and Agriculture with links to other cross sectoral issues like Gender, peace, humanity, DRR, migration, sustainable economic development, enabling environment, sustainability, and social progress.
23-0001545_Collection BEMO small activities 23-0001545_Collection BEMO small activities
230002309 Protection and Solutions for Afghan refugees, asylum seekers, host communities and stateless persons in Pakistan With the stark reality of the Afghan refugees entering a third generation of exile and the current fluid situation in Afghanistan, the operation is focused on improving the prospects for realizing solutions. Voluntary return remains the main solution for most refugees if conditions permit. Cognizant of the economic challenges for sustainable reintegration in Afghanistan, a reinforced approach to livelihoods has been made with a core component being to enable voluntary returns for skilled refugees. Cross-border mechanisms to systematically link skilled refugees with employment options in the priority areas of return and reintegration (PARRs) in Afghanistan continue to be strengthened towards this end. Efforts to include refugees within Afghan peace and stabilization processes are also being put in place. Alongside these efforts, the organisation is exploring options for complementary pathways and meeting increased resettlement quotas.
Impact 23-0002302 Technical Assistance to the Government for the Preparation of the Implementation of the New Indonesian Criminal Code Impact 23-0002302 This project supports the Indonesian government to create implementation guidelines to the newly passed Criminal Code (Law No.1/2023). This project also provides an avenue for civil society partners to provide input to the implementation, through direct engagement with the government and leading the process of learning from the Dutch experience, as well as making sure there is better protection of human rights. The project focuses on two elements (of 624 articles covered in the criminal code): criminal legislation and alternative sanctions.
IMPACT 23-0002619 : Les savoirs endogenes IMPACT 23-0002619 : Les savoirs indigènes au service de la préservation des forêts et de la biodiversité
MOBILIZED: Youth and community prevent sexual exploitation, human trafficking and gender-based violence on the Bolivia-Peru border Strengthen prevention processes of sexual exploitation, human trafficking and gender-based violence through awareness campaigns aimed at the local population and the migrant population of Desaguadero (Bolivian and Peruvian side).
IMPACT 23-0000357 Defending the role of civil society Defending and strengthening the role of civil society in Georgia IMPACT 23-0000357 - Defending the role of civil society Space for civil society is shrinking. When this proposal was submitted, GYLA was concerned with a growing hostility against CS actors, coming from the authorities and turning the public against them. However, at the moment Georgian Parliament is considering a law on foreign agents aimed to stigmatise the whole civil society. GYLA is in a lead on several platforms coming up against this law but also needs financial resources to systematise its work and reach out to the public with explanations of the advantages of a free SC. Within the project, GYLA will formalise a CSO Network (about10 national and 10 local NGOs) that will - hold meetings in Tbilisi and in regions; - litigate 4 strategic cases ; - conduct 20 legal consultations ; - and organise a vigorous awareness raising campaign online with human stories, blogs, videos, etc. The activity will also help GYLA overcome its current financial difficulties (due to withdrawal of a long-standing institutional donor SRF.)
Soutien aux initiatives de lutte contre les VBG et de promotion de l’égalité genre (SIVBG) Ce projet vise à contribuer aux initiatives de lutte contre les Violences Basées sur le Genre au niveau du gouvernement et dans la s ociété civile. Il permettra de faire la promotion de l’égalité genre dans le Benin en général à travers l’évaluation de la Politique Nationale de Promotion du Genre, mais en particulier le respect des droits des femmes dans les médias du Bénin. Ce projet est un ensemble de petites activités à petit budget mais impactera les cibles et apportera des changements de comportements dans les zones d’intervention
Organization and facilitation of Monitoring of SCS workshop Organization and facilitation of the workshop on the introduction, monitoring and knowledge sharing of the Strengthening Civil Society Partners active in Mozambique
220000076 Contribution GFATM 2023-2025 (actnr. was 4000006206) 220000076 Financial contribution to the Global Fund to fight AIDS, TB and Malaria pledged at the 7th Replenishment conference by minister Schreinemacher in September 2022 in New York.
TBL Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 TBL Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
PSD Support Fund PSD Support Fund facilitates the Embassy  to better design, implement  and/or monitor a (multi-donor) PSD Programme and/or will enable the Embassy to provide  support to selected activities  that aim to improve the business enabling environment. The fund also aim to expedite improved market access to and sustainable tyrade with Bangladesh for Netherlands private sector. Through economic diplomacy, trade and investments will be promoted in a number of new sectors and, where interesting , efforts will be targeted in line  with the Netherlands emphasis on top sectors and themes (sustainable production, IMVO) and real potential on the ground. Examples of this might be water, agriculture, ICT, skills, entrepreneurship, jute, leather and RMG. Additionally this fund further can be used to promote (women) entrepreneurship, and intensify cooperation between FMO and the Embassy. By setting up a PSD Support Fund, the administration burden will be greatly reduced in comparison with managing stand-alone activities.
The economic empowerment <(>&<)> capacity building of women who are victims of gender-based violence in Vietnam The overall goal of this project is to ensure 15 survivors of gender-based violence (including domestic violence, human trafficking and other forms of abuses) can gain relevant employment skills while restoring social and psychological functioning, at the same time raising awareness of GBV to the community to reduce and prevent violent activities.
Synergies for peace in Burundi: Phase III. Dukonanire Amahoro Strengthening democratic governance practices, citizen participation (focus on women and Synergies for Peace Burundi Phase III
Lawyers for Libya Access to Justice Program by Lawyers for Justice Libya to increase access to international accountability efforts in Libya through targeted interventions for capacity building and improved collaboration between key stakeholders. The program has three objectives: 1) Support human rights defenders who seeks justice before regional mechanisms. 2) Increase capacity and resilience of local civil society organizations to engage in human rights work. 3) Strengthen cooperation between Libyan and international justice actors.
Women Agri SMEs Development Support : FEDERATION OF SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED ENTERPRISES-UGANDA WEADS (Women Entrepreneurs Development Support) : FEDERATION OF SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED ENTERPRISES-UGANDA
LUA Human Rights Fund ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 LUA Human Rights Fund ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023