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Life skills education in Algeria The project proposes a program to train youngsters in Algerian in life skills education. Which enables them develop personally, to engage in society in an informed way, and to better carve out a meaningful existence in society, the country’s economy and its culture. Given Algeria’s violent recent past, its state-centered economy, and the large amount of youth in the country, it is difficult for many youngster to do so currently. Social, economic and professional inclusion is limited for many. The education systems does not prepare them well for the job market. The economy cannot absorb the annual influx of youngsters from schools <(>&<)> universities. Youth employability is high. They in general do not participate actively in society. The political system is stable but does not make young people feel represented at all. This puts young people at risk of being marginalized. Which in itself contributes to the already present risks of radicalization and deviances, ranging from crime, alcohol <(>&<)> drug abuse, violence and (religious) radicalization. Algeria’s history of violence increases the risks that young people will vent their growing frustrations in violent ways, and / or radicalize in an attempt to find meaning for the life’s which society does not give them. Training youngsters in skills that help to succeed in the education system, to position themselves successfully in Algerian society, and to establish themselves in the job market are currently not part of Algeria’s school curricula. This program will train teachers and youth workers to educate these crucial life skills in school, youth centers and mosques. The program will also implement specific projects targeting at risk youth in several neighborhoods of cities known for their difficult socio-economic environment. It will also engage specifically in training youngster in the Sahraoui camps in the Tinfouf region. Where, due to the continuing deadlock of the Western Sahara situation, frustration among young people is rising lately. Last, the project will engage in capacity building at ministerial level, and raise awareness on the importance of including live skills education in the formal curricula.
NAP 1325 2016 2019 S. Sudan Women and girls for change: building sustainable peace and gender equality in South Sudan
UNMAS bijdrage 2017 NL geeft UNMAS een ongeoormerkte bijdrage om hen in staat te stellen de wereldwijde coördinatie van brede ontmijningswerkzaamheden e n de beleidsontwikkeling op dit terrein te doen.
SOLAR ENERGY FOR AGRIC IN GAZA Time critical response to Gazan electricity crises by installing solar panels to boost the use of irrigation systems to save agricultural livelihoods and food security
Community Policing in Papua & Maluku-2 The project aims at making the achievements of the previous phase of the project sustainable as well as community policing Community Policing accepted by all relevant parties (police officers and local communities).
Practice for Change PPP gericht op het organiseren van een dienstensector rondom de producent en het ontwikkelen van nieuwe interventies en business cas es voor sschaalbaarheid van duurzame praktijken
Merapi and Merbabu A community based sustainable landscape management is functioned to protect and conserve the Merapi and Merbabu area while the participated communities will have enhanced skill and knowledge to produce sustainable agriculture products (low carbon agriculture products) and broader access to the market.
IGG Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council (WSSCC), Phase III IGG Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council (WSSCC), Phase III
SAA   UN LED MEDIATION PROCESS SAA   UN LED MEDIATION PROCESS TO BRING AN END TO THE CONFLICT IN YEMEN
SUSTAINING CAPACITY FOR MHPSS IN SUDAN KHA - Sustaining capacity for MHPSS in Sudan
DSH ROL 2016 2020 UNDP Global Programme for Justice and Security (Phase III): Strengthening the Rule of Law in Crisis affected and Fragile Situations
COL ACF Activities from 2017-2019 Colombo Small Activities from Accountability Funds
BOG-MRF-2017-12 Support NGO Consultancy BOG-MRF-2017-12 Strengthening the development of proposals by Colombian civil society for the participation of victims in the Sistema Integral  de Verdad Justicia Reparación y No-Repetición
IATI acitvity validator The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued publication guidelines for organizations required to publish their progress of their activities in the International Aid Transparency Initiative format (IATI). There is a need to better support publishers and consumers of these IATI data in order to improve the data quality. Therefore it is proposed to build and host automated validation tool validate IATI files for purposes: • To guarantee a minimum data quality level before data is processed and visualized in applications such as dashboards on which policy offers judge the progress of activities; • provide means to publishing organizations to verify their data before publishing; • provide human-readable feedback about the data quality to publishing organizations by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; • reduce the manual labor now required to verify data quality; • Share the validation software with the IATI community The goal is to have such a validation service available in 2017.
ICVA Promoting Transparancy Faciliteren van de implementatie van de Grand Bargain doelen om tot meer principiele en effectieve humanitaire actie te komen conform de noden van de slachtoffers
Enhanced Integrated Framework Phase 2 Bijdrage aan multi-donor fonds EIF dat via multilaterale instellingen MOL's assisteert bij handelsintegratie
BEI REHABILITATION OF TORTURE VICTIMS BEI - Centre Nassim for Rehabilitation of Torture Victims 2017-2020 - The objective of the project is to strengthen the capacity of Centre Nassim for the rehabilitation of victims of torture (CLDH’s project) in handling the increasing number of re-quests for assistance, whilst promoting and reinforcing Lebanon’s compliance by organizing a Convention Against Torture and Optional Protocol of the Convention Against Torture.
Global Comm. Bus. & Sust. Dev. Commissie voor het maken van business case voor SDGs, om het bedrijfsleven te stimuleren om bij te dragen aan de SDGs
KAI COVER LCF 2017 KAI Cover application for small LCF (Culture <(>&<)> Development) activities in 2017
INGO IHAA 2016 2020 INGO IHAA 2016 2020 The Netherlands core contribution to Frontline AIDS, supported the organisation to reach HIV/AIDS civil society and community networks worldwide. Frontline AIDS partners were pivotal in the prevention of new HIV infections and to link people to treatment. services. Frontline AIDS strategies are based upon decades of experiences and are well connected to other Global Health players like UNAIDS and Global Fund. Community advocacy resulted in linking HIV care and SRHR to those who would otherwise miss out, like young girls, sex workers and people who use drugs.
BEL INTERNATIONAL MEDIA FREEDOM STANDARD BEL INTERNATIONAL MEDIA FREEDOM STANDARDS IN SERBIA
DFSP Facility for deploying NL/dutch experts to the World Bank Group DFSP Facility for deploying NL experts to the World Bank Group
Support for syria justice and accountab To achieve meaningful justice which holds perpetrators accountable and addresses victims grievances, leading to lasting peace and respect for rule of law and human rights
KAI COVER ACCOUNTABILITY FUND 2017 KAI Cover application for small activities under the DSO Accountability Fund (AF) 2017
PINSAN 3Ds Strategies PINSAN: Decriminalize, De Stigmatize, D mystify abortion in the Philippines
BUE MRF 2016 02 ADC BUE MRF 2016 02: ADC   FOPEA TO PROMOTE EQUAL RIGHTS OF LGBTI
Core Contribution 2016 2017 ALGEMENE VRIJWILLIGE BIJDRAGE AAN WORLD FOOD PROGRAM
BEI REHABILITATION VICTIMS TORTURE TRI, Restart Center will ‘seek to advocate for the prohibition of torture practices by ensuring that  international and national legal norms for the prevention of torture and other ill-treatment are  promoted, respected and implemented in Lebanon’ (quote from the Project Proposal). This broad objective is specifically followed up in the Judicial Palace in Tripoli, where 950 detainees are waiting for their trial, while the attached prison can only house 300 persons. The problematic circumstances can lead to maltreatment and torture, both physically and mentally. Restart Center attempts to support this group of detainees through their newly established Forensic Unit: doctors, psychologists, therapists and social workers will be closely investigating and interrogating the detainees who pass by the Judicial Palace. In this way, an effective documentation of several cases will follow and lawsuits against the responsible security institutions will be drafted, depending on the needs of the detainees. For this legal approach, Restart Center will be in close contact with local lawyers in Tripoli trained on the issue. In the broader term, Restart Center will write a guideline based on the experiences of the Forensic Unit in Tripoli. This manual can be used by other Forensic Units in the country which will be set up in the future. Also, the manual will be presented to the national authorities, as an example of proper legal protection of detainees. In addition, 2000 brochures on the rights of the prisoners will be spread among the vulnerable communities in the Tripoli region, to make them aware of their legal position and reach out to them in case they need help or support. In short, Restart Center will ‘increase transparency and promote accountability for acts of torture and legal justice in Lebanon and enhance access of victims of torture and ill-treatment to documentation and quality rehabilitation services in Tripoli region’, also through its already existing rehabilitation centre in the district.
FoodFirst 2016 2017 FoodFirst 2016 2017 Bijeenbrengen beleidsmakers Dutch Diamond
RAB PRINTEMPS DE LA DIGNITE RAB PLAIDOYER POUR UNE LEGISLATION PENALE QUI PROTEGE LES FEMMES CONTRE LA VIOLENCE ET PROHIBE LA DISCRIMINATION
WFP - Yemen EMOP 201068 Een bijdrage van 5 miljoen euro aan WFP om humanitaire noden op gebied van voedselzekerheid in Jemen te lenigen.
Making Access Possible (MAP) MAP supports the development of nartional financial inclusion roadmaps
RAB - La caravane sociale pour l’égalité outil efficace pour la libération de la parole des femmes des régions enclavées et marginal isées, éradicatio RAB - The activity consists of organizing road shows to promote gender equality in grassroots areas, and make awareness campaigns against underage marriages.
Living Peace in DRC Achieving sustainable, gender equitable peace by providing psychosocial support to families affected by violence and preventing sexu al and gender based violence by working with men and boys to transform norms related to masculinities.
E- certification fish NL-ID Improve the certification process in the Netherlands and Indonesia at both import and export. Electronic exchange of data is more efficient and secure than on paper.
PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES CENSUS 2017 provide statistical data that is crucial for Palestinian decision makers in planning <(>&<)> monitoring progress on local and national levels.
TBI empowerment CSO TBI empowering Nat. Minority CSO's in Advocacy and Monitaring Skills on Minority Right issues
IGG General support to the MRC IGG General support to the Mekong River Commission (MRC)
EIA Fishery Cluster Indonesia Economic Impact Analysis on a Fishery Cluster as input to a bilateral strategic maritime workshop with the objective to demonstrate and retionalize the effect of the development of Fishery Clusters
Formation Journalistes sur la CPI Au regard de la couverture insuffisante et/ou insatisfaisante des affaires pendantes devant la CPI et plus largement des questions de justice pénale internationale dans la région ouest-africaine, l’ambassade des Pays-Bas a émis l’idée d’organiser une formation des tinée aux journalistes francophones. Cette formation doit (a) contribuer à corriger les perceptions parfois erronées qu’ont les journalistes sur le rôle et le travail de la CPI en Afrique et (b) permettre de renforcer les capacités techniques des journalistes à co uvrir les activités et affaires de la Cour et à saisir les enjeux de la JPI en Afrique plus largement.
BAG WE ARE ALL CITIZENS BAG WE ARE ALL CITIZENS: IRAQI YOUTH PROMOTE DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION   BRIDGE FUNDING 2016
FLAP (Formulation Land Admin Partnership In the past years, the embassy has engaged with the stakeholders in land administration in Benin, including the newly established land administration agency (ANDF) and other partners/ organizations. The ANDF has requested support for its institutional development and to strengthen its capacity to successfully carry out their mandate in managing a national cadastre. The preferred partner for ANDF is Kadaster International (K.I. or Kadaster), given their experience with similar processes not only in The Netherlands, but also in Rwanda and other Southern countries, as well as Kadaster’s excellent reputation among different stakeholders in Benin. This formulation mission aims to prepare grounds for a long term partnership between Kadaster and ANDF.
MTR LKMP Appraise the effectiveness of the design and strategy for the development of LKMP into a bilateral authority, the progress of the LKMP and to identify the strong points and challenges and formulate recommendations
DHA: PSD Support fund 2016 The PSD Support Fund facilitates the Embassy to better design, implement and or monitor a (multi donor) PSD programme and or will en able the Embassy to provide support to selected activities that aim to improve the business enabling environment.
Rwandan LGBTI situation analysis Rwanda being largely a patriarchy society, sexuality and gender play a significant role in maintaining power relations. Homosexuality in Rwanda existed before colonialism. Historically homosexual practices were neither fully condoned nor totally suppressed.  However, cultural and religious fundamentalists that today rein high in Rwanda have played a crucial role in suppressing and stifling sexual pluralism. Currently, men and women who have sexual preferences other than heterosexual ones generate anxiety and disorder in the community. Generally the Rwandan culture does not tolerate sex that is not heterosexual. Therefore any human being who professes to have feelings and preference for same sex relations is not viewed as a person with the same human rights and social responsibilities as heterosexual Rwandan citizens. As a result, there is continued denial of fundamental freedoms and access to rightful services. The legal and policy framework in Rwanda show that, LGBTI enjoy the same rights like other citizens yet they continue to face stigma, discrimination, verbal and physical abuses, arbitrary arrests and social exclusion.  This is done when Rwanda is a party to numerous international and regional human rights instruments and treaties. No research of this nature has ever been conducted in this area before. There is need to protect sexual minorities in Rwanda to impact on their quality of life.
Pink Center Assistance for abused women and children at the women and children protection center of the Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center.
ARC_SOMALIE SAFERWORLD An innovative combination of community security, civilian oversight and advocacy that flows from local to national, regional and int ernational levels, deploying a flexible and responsive approach to Somalia¿s fluid conflict dynamics
AST NEW HR DEFENDERS AST FELLOWSHIP FOR A NEW GENERATION OF HR DEFENDERS IN KAZAKHSTAN
COT - PartiCiP II Participation Citoyenne aux Politiques Publiques locals - PartiCiP II
RAM   EMPOWERING BEDOUIN WOMEN RAM   EMPOWERING BEDOUIN WOMEN IN DECISION MAKING & ACCOUNTABILITY WITHIN THE LOCAL BEDOUIN COUNCILS
L'emploi des jeunes cree des opportunities ici au Mali Emploi Jeunes-Opportunities-Mali
KHA - FEMALE JOURNALIST SECURTY TRAINING KHA - FEMALE JOURNALISTS SECURITY TRAINING
Reinforcing Self-Advancement of Moroccan Favourable Opportunities to Reinforce Self-Advancement for Today's Youth (FORSATY)
NRK Response Preparedness II. Opbouwen van capaciteit van lokale Rode Kruis bewegingen. NRK Response Preparedness II Through this activity, the Netherlands Red Cross has supported five Red Cross/Red Crescent National Societies (Zambia, Mali, Central African Republic, Palestinian (Lebanon Branch), Lebanon) to increase their Response Preparedness. Through training and capacity building, these five National Societies are able to respond faster and more efficient in case of a disaster. This will decrease the impact of disasters on vulnerable people.   This second component of RPII contributed to global Red Cross and Red Crescent tools and guideline development that supports strengthening the response mechanisms of the five implementing National Societies as well as all National Societies that fall under the global federation. Activities that were undertaken include:   -	The development of a harmonized Preparedness for an Effective Response approach  -	Guidelines and tips in implementing Cash Transfer Programs  -	A revision of the methods for sending out experts to areas in need  -	The facilitation of setting up a hub on forecast-based financing in order to be able to respond quickly to disasters, especially those related to climate change   These activities ensure that the process of aid delivery is improved and people in need will be reached as quickly as possible in case of a disaster.
Pink Center Assistance for abused women and children at the Women and Child Protection Center of the Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center (previous activity number 4000001044 and contract 6001784)
DSH Agri Food Innovation Hub Smart Agri Food Innovation Hub.  Improve competitiveness in the global markets, increase employment levels and related skills develo pment in Lebanon by creating an agri food hub.
Tactically Advocating for Equal Rights Equip Jordanian CSO's with required tools and skills towards effective advocacy and implementation for equal rights of women.
NCICD2 KNOWELDGE MANAGEMENT Technical Assistance to the establishment of the knowledge development system of the implementing organization of the NCICD
Refugee Facility  in Turkey Bijdragevan EUR 93,9 mln. aan coördinatiemechanisme  EU (EUR 3 mld.) tbv humanitaire hulp aan vluchtelingen in Turkije. , via steun aan de gastgemeenschappen, nationale en lokale autoriteiten.
BEI YOUTH NOW BEI - Bridges-Josour (Bridges) has designed Youth Now, a program that would immediately provide a creative model to address rising tensions between Syrian refugees and their Lebanese hosting communities. In the program, Syrian refugee youth and their Lebanese schoolmates will instead build long term relationships among each other by together learning the economic value of cultural heritage preservation while being oriented in towards the job opportunities this field is providing.
EU AMIF   NL   RDPP HvA Regional Development and Protection Programme (RDPP) in de Hoorn van Afrika, gericht op vluchtelingen en hun gastgemeenschappen en o ntheemden en migranten in een kwetsbare positie.
Mosaika, Advocacy in Angola To advocate for more and increased access to justice in Angola, with a specific emphasis on the more disadvantaged Angolan citizens, people suffering from human rights violations and lack of access to justice, due to geographical, economic, social and/or cultural reasons, while living outside the large urban centers.
Extra bijdr ICRC Zuid Sudan hongersnood Extra bijdrage ICRC Zuid Sudan tbv hongersnood
RSO MIO SMALL HUMAN RIGHTS 16 RSO MIO SMALL HUMAN RIGHTS ODA UMBRELLA ACTIVITY 2016
A Regligious Mosaic Dit Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) programma draagt bij aan religieuze tolerantie door middel van inzet op verschillende niveaus, en omvat tegelijk sociaal-culturele en juridische en beleidsmatige interventies. De interventies richten zich op lokale gemeenschappen, jeugd, religieuze leiders en formele en informele autoriteiten. Deze lokale realiteit wordt met media en hogere beleids- en opinie-makers verbonden.
TUN SUPPORTING FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION The project aims to foster the development of professional and independent media in the north-western region of Tunisia. The organiz ation and its local partner will conduct a mapping of the media sector in the region to assess the state of the field, and reach out to the actors to better understand their needs and concerns. Based on the findings, they will develop the relevant technical resources to provide to the different stakeholders, and adapt the capacity building program to be tailored to local needs. The capacity building program consists of training the participants in cross-media community journalism, in the role of media in good local governance, and in the rules and principles of decentralization and anticorruption. The participants will also be trained in good practices of journalism pertaining to fact checking, gender sensitivity, and precision, as well as on how to use smartphones to produce and publish video content. With the help of the local partner, the participants will be invited to produce 20 pieces on local issues that will be published on local and national media. The project also includes a component to develop the capacities of the local implementing partner, who will be trained in strategic planning, and project management. This also includes an immersion trip to the Netherlands to meet with different media professionals to get a better understanding of how to develop a sustainable economic model.
Stop violence against wpmen Strengthening the lobby and advocacy componentns, as well as improving the prospects of continuity and expansion
State and Peacebuilding Fund - World Bank Group NL contribution to the state and peacebuilding fund - a multi-donor trust fund from the world bank group
Reproductive Health Emergency Supplies This project aims to increase availability and use of integrated sexual and reproductive health services (including family planning, management of sexual and gender based violence, maternal health and Sexually Transmitted Infections) that are gender-responsive and meet human rights standards for quality of care and equity in access. More specifically, this project aims to strengthen reproductive health commodity supply chain systems for improved access to life-saving reproductive health services for women, girls, men and boys affected by the crisis in Yemen. The targeted population groups include women, men, young people (boys and girls) across the 22 governorates of Yemen, with a particular focus on women, men and girls of reproductive age (15-49 years) who are internally displaced or recently returned from displacement, impacted by cholera and or food insecurity.
BAK-HR budget 2017 Provisional annual budget allocation 2017 Human Rights activities <(> <<)> € 25K
SJO-ODA-2017-02 CICIG/ UNDP Guatemala SJO-ODA-2017-02 CICIG/ UNDP Guatemala Contribution to the UN Trust Fund for ‘la Comisión Interna-cional contra la Impunidad en Guatemala’ (CICIG) The Dutch minister for Foreign Affairs decided in July ’17 to extend our contribution to CICIG. CICIG –Comisión Internac-ional contra la Impunidad en Guatemala
Migrant Communications The project aims to reduce the flows of irregular migration from West Africa (The Gambia and Nigeria) and Iraqi Kurdistan towards the Netherlands and Europe by using factual and help-ful information to migrants that will also protect vulnerable audiences from exploitation.
Strong in Diversity We maintain three interlinked intervention strategies. The first is to facilitate dialogue between LGBTI persons and their allies, with societal leaders, and particularly politicians and religious leaders. The second is to change the image; by stimulating media to present a non-stigmatizing of LGBTI persons and the issues they face. The third is focused on building strength; to assist LGBTI communities to improve their capacity to strengthen alliances, build their resilience and increase their wellbeing.