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UNMAS_global core bijdrage 2021 (Voluntary Trust Fund) ter vervanging van 4000004242 The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) is de VN in- stelling die zich bezighoudt met ontmijning in den brede. UNMAS vervult een belangrijke coördinatierol binnen de globale ontmijningsector en voert in samenwerking met haar uitvoerende partners ontmijningswerkzaamheden uit wereldwijd, inclusief: ruiming van landmijnen en explosieve oorlogsresten, risicovoorlichting, slachtofferhulp, nationale capaciteitsopbouw. Als voorzitter van de Inter-Agency Coordination Group on Mine Action (IACG-MA) en van de International Mine Action Standards (IMAS) review board, evenals de Global Lead voor het Mine Action gedeelte van de Global Protection Cluster, draagt UNMAS actief bij aan de internationale ambities voor een mijnvrije wereld, beleidsontwikkeling en versterking van de onderliggende institutionele structuur van de sector in den brede. UNMAS is bovendien de verbindende actor met de rest van het VN apparaat en stelt 'mine action as enabler for peace, stability and development'.
Supporting and promoting traditional crafts in the 'City of the Dead' in Cairo The activity complements other projects in the City of the Dead. It includes two components: Renovation of an unlisted 19th-century historic building and adapt it for use by the CRAFTASTIC! programme of training and promotion of traditional crafts. The building is located within the onetime funerary complex of Sultan Qaitbey, in the heart of the project area and next to historic monuments. Two Dutch product designers will train local craftspeople within the CRAFTASTIC! programme and to contribute to improving to the mar ketability of their products with their design input. This will contribute to promotion of the area as a cultural tourism destination. ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ KAI CRAFTASTIC! Under One Roof 4000005132 -6008076 : ivm foute bp nr 30081248 dit moet zijn 30081251 deze nieuwe aanvraagnummer 4000005226 gemaakt .
Nigerian Immigration Service – Training Strategy Implementation – Phase II Building on the outcome of Phase I, the project aims to further update the training curriculum, scale up the training programme reaching out to a larger number of Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) officers, and enhance joint training efforts with the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP). The project provides an institutionalized training programme for NIS and NAPTIP based on their legal mandates as well as technical and operational needs. Aim is to enhance NIS and NAPTIP capacity to regularize processing of individuals passing international borders by applying legal operational and technical tools, and best practices in border management. The enhanced capacity will allow them to better detect human trafficking and migrants smuggling cases, contribute to enhanced identification and subsequent investigation of human trafficking and migrant smuggling cases in the border management context. Specific attention is given to human rights principles, and gender is mainstreamed in trainings wherever possible.
COT – Policy Support Fund (PSF) for the period from 2020 to 2024 Support of policy dialogue and policy development for SBE's 0610S13, 0610S18, 061SS02, 0610S20 and 0610S03 through activities which focus on policy development, policy dialogue and policy advise
TBI HRF/2021/04 New LGBTQI Agenda The overall goal of the project is to improve the environment conducive towards integration of LGBTIQ people in Georgia’s society. The project is built around four objectives: 1. Improved media coverage of LGBTQI issues. 2. Scaled-up LGBTIQ-friendly healthcare access. 3. A more LGBTIQ-friendly environment in educational institutions. 4. A more LGBTIQ-friendly political sphere. Impact This project should contribute to creating an environment to integrate LGBTIQ in Georgian society better. Equality Move-ment, through recent projects, identified that the priority sec-tors that primary play a part in the integration of LGBTIQ are the education sector, political sphere, media, and healthcare sector. The reason is that these professions and stakeholders fundamentally form and influence societal attitudes and/or are essential service providers for the LGBTIQ community. Activi-ties conducted under this project are meant to crucially im-prove access to and enjoyment of fundamental human rights by Georgia’s LGBTIQ community. It will also contribute to gender equality processes. The proposed activities build on findings and achievements of Equality Movement’s project ‘Sensitizing key stakeholders on LGBTIQ issues’ (act. 4000003396, Nov 2019 – Oct 2020) as well as  other projects and early started initiatives.
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CGIAR 2030 Research and Innovation Strategy CGIAR’s mission (CGIAR: Consortium of International Agricultural Research Centers) is to deliver the science and innovation to transform food, land and water systems in the present climate crisis. It carries out food systems research at the macro, meso (farming systems) and micro (genetic innovation of food crops) levels. It’s impact focus is on poverty, nutrition, gender, climate and environment.
COVID-19 Acquisition of PPE On March 6, 2020, the first case of COVID-19 was detected in Costa Rica, days before the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the condition of pandemic (March 11). On March 16, 2020, under presidential decree No. 42227, the state of emergency is established throughout the territory of the Republic of Costa Rica, due to the health emergency situation due to the COVID-19 disease. In order to coordinate actions for emergency care, a General Emergency Plan is drawn up, instructed by Law No. 8488, which allows the application of resources that are necessary for the agile and timely attention of the emergency. The CNE Board of Directors is the institution responsible for approving the Plan and allocating the resources that enter the National Emergency Fund (FNE) to attend to the emergency. The General Emergency Plan, has 6 components of intervention: • Containment measures • Health system response • Logistics of emergency operations • Hygiene and protection measures • Social and humanitarian assistance • Projects linked to recovery The contribution of the Kingdom of the Netherlands will be made to the acquisition of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): masks, gloves, gowns, boots and protective glasses to cover part of the component of "hygiene and protection measures" whose value rises up to USD 18,000 ,000. Being this component in which the Netherlands will make a contribution of EUR 150,000 (USD 168.539  –corporate rate of 0.89-), the CNE estimates that there is still a shortage of around USD 709,733.01 to cover the needs of this component. The objective of this component is to prevent contagion through the promotion of hygiene habits and practices among the population and in the development of public service activities of institutions and companies, hoping to contain the number of infected people.
The Programme Strategy detailed above follows a Theory of Change (TOC) that comprises of four independent but interlinked outcomes: If (1) rural women Promoting Women’s Financial Inclusion through Savings Groups in Rural Egypt
Multipurpose cash assistance Lebanon Contribution to the multi-purpose cash assistance program of UNHCR to support the most vulnerable Syrian and non-Syrian refugee families in Lebanon
DRA Save the Children Z-Soedan COVID-19 Additional funding from revised BHOS budget for the prevention, response and mitigation of Corona. Wirh reference to act. 4000001166
Flood and Riverbank Erosion Risk Management Investment program Flood and Riverbank Erosion Risk Management Investment program
Pak Institute of Peace Studies (PIPS) for a 3-year project (Positive Youth Pakistan) under the Human Rights Fund. We have received the narratuive and financial proposals, and we are in the process of apprasing the bemo.
Policy Support for the  Water <(>&<)> Water  related activities - Technical  Advisory  services  for  policy support to the Water, Food Security, Ener 1.    Technical  Advice and organizing round table for a Finance  Strategy for the WASH sector. In collaboration with Ministry of Water Sanitation and Irrigation (MoWSI)  and development partners. 2.    Food Safety: Quick scan, Round Table, indicator validation  workshop. 3.    Climate Diplomacy:  Quick Scan on climate  data availability. 4.    Strategic  planning  (MACS  2022+):  Compiling lessons/best  practices  on Water, Food Security, Energy and Climate from recent evaluations and reviews. 5.    Forensic  Audit environment programme with ACC.
KIG - Fighting LGBTI-discr. in Rwandan Capacity building, advocacy training and awareness raising of targeted stakeholders and the Rwandan LGBTI+ community to strenghten civil society working on the promotion of equal rights for LGBTI-persons and to address stigma and discrimination against LGBTI+ persons in workplaces in Rwanda as well as in the Rwandan society as a whole.
KHA Cascade access to justice (CAJ) This project is aim to expand access to justice through strengthening  the capacity of everyday justice providers to ensure timely, affordable, quickly delivering and culturally ac-cessible justice services for IDPs justice seekers in greater Dar-fur.
SKO Free Ciitizens for Free Media Producing investigative local stories with global and national importance that deal with corruption and organised crime by organizing mobile newsrooms and also using regional networks to report on cross-border issues.
Enhancing Press Freedom, Women’s Digital Rights and Accountable Governance in Ghana, Liberia and Sierra Leone A component of the project will focus on continuing with past and ongoing efforts to improve women’s right online, reduce the digital gender gap; and promoting fact-based, independent investigative journalism that stimulates transparency and accountability in governance in Ghana, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Specifically, the proposed project will be implemented under the following four components: a) Improving press freedom, safety of journalists and countering impunity for crimes against journalists in target countries; b) Promoting transparency and accountability in governance through independent investigative journalism and enhanced citizens’ access to governance information through the application of RTI laws; c) Countering misinformation through fact-checking; and d)   Promoting the online/digital rights of women to reduce digital gender gap
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Health Entrepreneurs in Burundi – Replication, the next step to ultimate scale Healthy Entrepreneurs (HE) has developed a unique and – in practice – proven concept to serve rural markets with a complete range of basic health products <(>&<)> services to create a sustainable income for Community Health Workers (CHWs). In the past years HE has on-boarded over 6,000 entrepreneurs (85% women) in various countries. HE recently finalised the investment for expanding the network in Kenya and Uganda (over 20,000 new entrepreneurs). This project ‘Replication, the next step to ultimate scale’ aims to expand the franchise model through replication via third parties operating in geographical areas where HE is not active. In Burundi, the goal is to establish 2300 Community Health Entrepreneurs by late 2023.
ForWard: Finding Opportunities and Roles of Women in Agriculture and Rural Development ForWard is AGREA’s flagship program that puts women at the center of moving agriculture and rural development in 5 pilot agricultural communities in the Philippines. The initiative focuses on core areas of education and sustainable livelihood, both of which are supported and strengthened by policy, and all three holistically amplified by an inspiring movement. Guided by the 3Es Framework for Sustainable Agri-Women Empowerment, the program consists of three dynamic and interconnected areas: enabling environment, educational opportunities, and economic empowerment. They will provide educational opportunities and materials for women food producers to build theirs skills, capacities and financial literacy. Another component will be dedicated to helping women farmers and producers to organize themselves into a more fomalized federation that will be guided and mentored through seed funding and market linkages.
COOL-YA. getekende bemo is 01.01.2022 maar 1e betaling dec 2021 - activity jaar laten staan op 2021 ivm budget belastende jaar 2021 Creating Attractive Opportunities for Livelihood of Youth in Agriculture (COOL-YA)
Generation G Funding for “Generation G” under the subsidy framework Power of Voices.
Pamoja inawazekanaEnsemble pour la securite et la Paix a l’est de la RDC Ensemble pour la Sécurité et la Paix à l'Est de la RDC’ (ESPER) is designed by a consortium consisting of VNG International (lead) and Cordaid. The project will promote and improve security and justice, as well as the underlying governance structures, in support to social cohesion in the eastern DRC. A strong lobby and advocacy component will renforce the activities at local level to address security issues that have causes that go beyond the local authorities, this will also encourage scaling up. The project will contribute to stabilisation.
Bijdrage aan de African Legal Support Facility (ALSF) Het ALSF geeft juridische advise en technische assistentie aan Afrikaanse landen
Small General ODA projects 2021 Turkey 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 Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Turkey
TUNESIE_PVE IN EDUCATION_UNESCO_Empowering the education system in Tunisia Empowering the education system and school communities through the promotion of human rights, global citizenship education, and media and information literacy
Politisons les femmes et les jeunes ! Renforcer la participation politique des femmes et des jeunes du Sénégal par des activités d’information, de plaidoyer et d’assistance juridico-judiciaire.
EU Emergency Response Coordination Haiti Under the raamconvenant with NL Ministry of Defence, HMs. HOLLAND is deployed for the duration of 14 days to Haiti, to support the earthquake response.
COT Digital Economy Kit Benin The Pathways Commission seeks to support the implementation of the Digital Economy Kit in the Republic of Benin, with leadership from the African School of Economics (ASE) as an implementing partner. This process has been endorsed by the Presidency and will be undertaken in close partnership with the Digital Advisor to the President and the Ministry of Digitalization. The Blavatnik School of Government of the University of Oxford will contract and manage the implementing partner, ASE, providing guidance and light-touch supervision, as well as feedback on project planning from the assessment stage through to the strategy primer formulation. Benin’s resulting digital economy strategy primer will reflect the current priorities set out in the ‘Benin Revealed’ initiative, and extend the focus of Benin’s digital economy agenda to be more closely aligned with its inclusive development and good governance agenda. This primer will be practical and useful, and should stimulate better conversations, better planning and ultimately better outcomes.
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Building Resilience of Youth and Communities against Violent Extremism and Radicalisation (BRYC) Building Resilience of Youth and Communities against Violent Extremism and Radicalisation (BRYC)
GCERF core bijdrage 2022-2024 GCERF is een publiek-privaat, non-profit financieringsmechanisme, gericht op de ondersteuning van kleinschalige, lokale projecten met als doel de weerbaarheid van lokale gemeenschappen (‘kwetsbare groepen’) tegen gewelddadig extremisme te vergroten en specifieke oorzaken van radicalisering te adresseren (P/CVE). Tevens draagt GCERF bij aan capaciteitsopbouw van (lokale)overheden en het maatschappelijk middenveld. GCERF opereert op het snijvlak van veiligheid en ontwikkelingssamenwerking.
NAI - Usawa Na Haki Dhidi Ya Dhuluma The proposed project Is a one-year intervention that seeks to strengthen the capacity of state and by collaboration ca­pacity of non-state actors to respond and address the needs of sexual and gender-based violence survivors. Key significant achievements from previous (Haki yetu,Jukumu Letu ,implemented  in 2016- 2019) in the counties of Kilifi and Meru included successfully enactment of SGBV policies and emergence of women led groups as key drivers of legal and social policy change in addressing GBV and holding duty bearers accountable. In order to sustain these project outcomes the new project adds value to building on these successes by focusing efforts more on strengthening institutional capacity of the women led groups towards ad­ dressing increasing cases of SGBV in the counties thereby resulting in lasting county-based solutions that protect the lives of women and girls. The new activity  will also signifi­cantly contribute  in addressing SGBV, a shadow pandemic currently and beyond COVID 19 that could potentially erode the results achieved in the previous project or may fail Kenya to meet her obligations and targets on SDG 5 and Nairobi Summit ICPD+25 Commitments. The Goal of the project is Women and girls in Kilifi and Meru Counties live in dignity and free of sexual and gender-based violence. In  order to achieve this goal the  project has set 2 objectives; Objective 1: To improve access to  justice for women and girls by strengthening  institutional  response of state and ac­ tors to promote and protect the rights of women and girls in Kilifi and Meru Counties by November  2021. Objective  2 -  To champion positive social cultural norms, attitudes and practices that promote the rights of women and girls by November  2021.
Bijdrage aan het onderzoeksprogramma van Center for International Cooperation (CIC) voor 2021-2023 Subsidie Center for International Cooperation (CIC) voor September 2021 tot augustus 2023. Betreft onderzoek, beïnvloeding van beleid en bijeenkomsten over o.a. VN-hervormingen, multilaterale governance, partnerschappen, SDG’s, goed bestuur en vredesopbouw.
Upholding Justice <(>&<)> Reconciliation for Women It aims at peaceful redressal of grievances of women afflicted by domestic violence and sexual harassment via mediation and use of r estorative justice methodology.
Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy and Account-ability (YW4A) Funding for “YW4A” under the subsidy framework Power of Women.
Global Programme RoL & Human Rights UNDP Global Programme for Strengthening the Rule of Law and Human Rights for Sustaining Peace and Fostering Development
CAB International (Plantwise Plus) Plantwise Plus is a global program, led by CABI, which improves food security and the livelihood of the rural poor by reducing crop losses. Plantwise Plus will provide poor farmers in developing countries with better access to the advice and information needed to predict, prepare themselves for and prevent plant health threats in a changing climate.
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Joint Cooperation in Applied Research Programme on Water – Egypt and The Netherlands. To address Egypt’s needs in the water sector, Deltares pro-posed JCAR Water – Egypt and The Netherlands
To produce high impact in-depth reports that engage with issues impacting Jordanians across the country in the form of multimedia st orytelling, data- Reflecting on our rich experience implementing the Dutch funded “3uyoun” project, 7iber wants to develop another long-term training programme for fellows, building on the strengths of the previous programme, and developing it further. In this new edition of the programme, 7iber will train six fellows in core journalism skills over the course of one year, providing them with mentorship and coaching throughout this period as they work towards publishing in-depth reports. 7iber will take steps to ensure the encouragement of women to apply to the programme and balanced representation selection of both female and male participants in the fellowship. Within this project, 7iber will ensure to highlight and tell stories of women, and offer an honest and diverse representation of Jordanians. The pieces will endeavour to inform and influence people in deep and meaningful ways and draw their attention to issues of human rights, accountability, social justice, and inequality. Additionally, 7iber will expand its storytelling and its reach through video features that accompany and enrich its written reporting.
UNDP Transboundary Wastewater Management in Attil / Tulkarem Governorate Building on a previous UNDP transboundary waste water pollution control project, this project will target Attil municipality as a replication. It includes infrastructure and a regulatory framework addressing transboundary flows. The current practice in Attil is using cesspits and dumping wastewater into wadi’s in surrounding areas. This poses significant public health risks and pollutes natural resources, in particular the shared water aquifer. There is a critical need to establish a comprehensive wastewater management system to safeguard the environment, prevent pollution and manage conflict. The proposed infrastructure consists of a sewage collection system that connects to Israeli treatment facilities. The costs of treatment is directly deducted from PA tax money. To adequately measure this, flowmeters will be installed. In addition, the project intends to build a framework to calculate treatment costs and develop a tariff structure for wastewater.
Projet de Renforcement de l’autonomisation des adolescent-e-s et jeunes et de leur accès aux services de santé sexuelle et reproductive au Burkina Fas Projet de Renforcement de l’autonomisation des adolescent-e-s et jeunes et de leur accès aux services de santé sexuelle et reproductive au Burkina Fas
Prevention and reduction of SGBV and improvement of Sex-ual Reproductive Health and Rights in East DRC (N <(>&<)> S Kivu) The S3G project contributes to the stability, health and well-being in the East of the Democratic Republic of Congo by preventing and reducing sexual and gender-based vio-lence (SGBV) and improving SRHR of especially women and girls. Four main pathways will be used to reach these objectives: Multisectoral SGBV response: Empowering SGBV survi-vors and strengthening their resilience through the estab-lishment of one-stop ce ntres (OSCs) delivering holistic case management. A solid referral system will be set-up between the 26 first-line health centres, the second line One-stop centres, the third line expertise centres but also with external organisations and entities. Health system strengthening: Delivery of quality repro-ductive health (RH) services through reinforcement of the providers' capacities in SRHR matters of adolescents and young people and the establishment of young people's friendly spaces and motivation for the performance of health facilities. Improved supply chain management of RH and family planning commodities. Cost effective last mile distribution from health zone level to health facilities. SGBV governance and advocacy: Improving SGBV gov-ernance by strengthening institutional and technical ca-pacities of the provincial divisions of Gender, Family and Children on coordination of SGBV and prioritising resource mobilisation based on improved data collection and evi-dence. Community mobilisation: To bring about gender trans-formative processes, reduce stigma on SGBV and obtain broad community support for the protection of SGBV sur-vivors.