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ARC_AFGHANISTAN CORDAID Bright Future Afghanistan. Urban young men and women (18 35) have local economic prospects and therefore irregular migration is redu ced
DSH LIBYA GOVERNANCE PROJECT Het versterken van het democratisch lokaal bestuur dat bijdragt aan sociale stabiliteit en vrede in Libie en Tunesie
Egypt Health Care UNHCR Activities in (1) primary health care, (2) secondary health care, and (3) technical support to the Ministry of Health and Popula-tion (MoHP) and partner organizations.
Art to Bridge Gender Gaps The overall goal of the program is to contribute to reduce gender based violence through raising awareness of communities by providing evidence based cases. The specific objectives are; i) to raise awareness of 45 talented youth on gender based violence issues through providing them with relative trainings; ii) to come up with actual gender based violence cases based on evidence through researches conducted by the youth participants; iii) to apply creativity in disseminating results on gender based violence issues identified by youth through art as a tool for dissemination and promotion; iv) to raise awareness of communities on gender based violence by promotion of youth art projects via events and media.
IFC - Facility for Investment Climate Advisory Services (FIAS) Ontwikkeling van het investeringsklimaat door verbeterde wet  en regelgeving en economisch beleid in ontwikkelingslanden
Elfde Middelenaanvulling ADF (AsDF XII)  2017 - 2026 11de (AsDF XII) 2017   2026
Realising LGBTI Rights in Africa II The proposed project builds on the previous project (No 27947). It enhances the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI) persons in South Africa and Africa by consolidating the LGBTI unit of the Centre for Human Rights of the University of Pretoria. The motivation for the continuation of the work is that equal rights for LGBTI is still a priority of the Dutch government and the human rights fund, and the work of the unit thus far has been very successful. The proposed project has two dimensions, namely the ‘South African’ focus, and the broader ‘African’ focus in advancing the rights of LGBTI persons using African instruments.
De Partnership Verkiezing Young professionals activeren om, door het vormen van partnerschappen, (sociaal) te ondernemen in ontwikkelingslanden
SAR SREBRENICA DEMINING SAR MINE ACTION INTERVENTION IN SREBRENICA REGION 2016 2017
FNV VMP 2017 2020 Ondersteuning van vakbonden in geselecteerde landen in het kader van het DDE beleidsterrein versterking van economische instituties
ADD - UNEARMARKED CONTRIBUTION TO THE SDG-PF IN ORDER TO SUPPORT THE FMoH IMPLEMENTING THE HSTP ADD   UNEARMARKED CONTRIBUTION TO THE SDG PF IN ORDER TO SUPPORT THE FMoH IMPLEMENTING THE HSTP
DMM UN TF EVAW 2016 2017 Bijdrage 2016 2017 aan UN Trust Fund to Eliminate Violence Against Women (EVAW)
Smaller Projects Human Rights Fund Human Rights Fund Projects, several smaller projects with the focus on LGBTI, women rights and minorities
NATIONAL CAPITAL CITY INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (NCICD) PHASE II: GENERAL CONSULTANT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO THE IMPLEMENTING ORGANIZATION OF THE NCICD: General Consultant
ADD - Association making the Ethiopian commercial horticulture sector more competitive in the international market through interventions like capacity ADD - Making the Ethiopian commercial horticulture sector more competitive in the international market
Centre for Agriculture and Bioscience International (CABI/ Plantwise <(>&<)> Invasive Species programmes) Plantwise is a global programme led by CABI. Plantwise provides farmers with ecologically sustainable (climate-smart) pest management solutions needed to reduce crop losses arising from plant health problems thereby increasing farm productivity. It works through partnerships with key stakeholders mainly national organizations in developing countries to improve food security and livelihoods of smallholder farming communities. It helps build capacity for improved agricultural extension, strengthens linkages among plant health stakeholders, and enables coordinated action on risks to plant health. The Plantwise knowledge bank is a gateway to online and offline actionable plant health information that supports the work of various actors in plant health, particularly plant doctors who rely on it for the diagnoses and recommendations they give to farmers. The Invasive Species programme builds on the basis established by Plantwise to protect and improve the livelihoods of vulnerable rural families, including women and youth, through a targeted, environmentally sustainable approach designed to prevent, detect and control key invasive species at the local, national and regional levels. The programme involves action on invasive species through a coalition of multi-sectoral stakeholders, such as local private enterprise, civil society and the public sector. It uses a systems approach to reduce crop losses, degradation of natural resources in agricultural and natural ecosystems, improve health and minimize adverse effects on trade.
BUE-MRF-2017-06 CISCSA BUE-MRF-2017-06 CISCSA CISCSA through research, capacity building and technical support aims to reduce violence against women by improving local governmental assistance on prevention and treatment of women (incl. trans women and transvestites) in situations of violence in the province of Córdoba. As such, this project contributes to the HR priority goals: eradication of violence against women and equal rights for LGBTI.
BRA MRF 2016 07 HR DEFENDERS BRA MRF 2016 HR DEFENDERS   EMPOWERMENT OF THE BRAZILIAN COMMITTE
DSH IOM Ethiopie Bijdrage leveren aan de overheid van Ethiopië en andere belangenhouders om de uitdagingen van irreguliere migratie, secundaire migra tie en mensenhandel tegen te gaan
Strengthening Citizen Elect Observer Cap Het vroegtijdig in kaart brengen van en rapporteren over fraudegevoe-lige onderdelen van het verkiezingsproces in de DRC alsmede het or-ganiseren van een conferentie over de Kasai die tot concrete alterna-tieven voor uitstel/afstel van registratie in de Kasai leiden.
RAM - OQ RULE OF LAW 2017-2018 BRIDGING RAM - OQ RULE OF LAW 2017 - 2018 BRIDGING YEAR
Humanitarian Negotiation Fac. Faciliteit voor onderhandelings  en bemiddelingstrainingen voor humanitaire hulpverleners en organisaties
SRGR Partnersch. Fonds Rutgers Gericht op jongeren en op seksuele en reproductieve rechten van groepen aan wie deze rechten worden onthouden
MALI - Actors of Peace - SfcG Het project is gericht op het versterken van betrokkenheid van jongeren om gemeenschappen in Centraal-Mali en Noord Burkina Faso weerbaarder te maken tegen de groeiende invloed van ge-welddadige extremistische groeperingen. De activiteit is P/CVE-specifiek en voorziet in het ondersteunen en trainen van jongeren uit 8 gemeenschappen, opdat zij beter geëquipeerd worden om op gemeenschapsniveau conflicten op te lossen en zo de weerbaarheid tegen gewelddadig extremisme te vergroten.
RAB FIGHTING GBV RAB FIGHTING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS: A LISTENING AND COUNCELING CENTER TO SUPPORT WOMEN AND GIRLS VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE
Core Support for Implementation of the WRI Strategic Plan 2018-2022 Core Support for Implementation of the WRI Strategic Plan 2018-2022
AMM Internet Freedom in Jordan This project aims to increase awareness concerning the legal Jordanian framework that governs the use of social media among the Jordanian civil society as well as to create a better understanding of the current and proposed laws that violate individual rights and limit engagement and personal expression online according to international law. Increased legal knowledge among the civil society stakeholders functions to influence public policy, including advocacy against any restrictions on internet freedom. Furthermore, the project should lead to a greater capacity and ability to use new tools related to internet freedom and cyber security among civil society representatives and online activists.
TRI COVER SMALL HUMAN RIGHTS 2017 TRI COVER APPLICATION FOR SMALL HUMAN RIGHTS PROJECTS 2017
ADOHEARTS ADOHEARTS : ADOLESCENT HEALTH & RIGHTS ENHANCEMENT  THROUGH INOVATION AND SYSTEM STRENGHENING
AmplifyChange, challenge fund supporting civil society organisations in providing advocacy for change on SRHR issues. AmplifyChange, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR advocacy fund. AmplifyChange has focused succesfully on where the needs are greatest and has demonstrated together with the grantees that change can be made even in the most challenging of circumstances. They have, doubled support to the western Sahel, with over a third of our grants (39%) in these countries. The organization has worked on the most contested issues of SRHR: gender-based violence, abortion, stigma, youth and access, focusing on crosscutting themes with underlying gender or social inequity including child marriage, persons living with disabilities, FGM/C and menstrual health. They increased the proportion of safe abortion grants from 7% in 2015 to 13% in 2020, supporting 218 safe abortion projects across over 42 countries, committing over €27million to civil society abortion rights activists all over the world. AmplifyChange also supported groups in the Global South providing direct financing for them to advocate for SRHR. Many of the grantee organisations are run by the people they advocate for: women, youth, LGBTIQ and persons with disabilities; 35% are women-led, 19% are youth-led.
JBA - CIVIL SOCIETY FUND JBA   THE CIVIL SOCIETY FUND WILL SUPPORT GRASS ROOT SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS IN SOUTH SUDAN
Right to Freedom of Expression Empowering Citizens in promoting the right to freedom of expression.
Noon:Understanding Gender Diversity-Film Noon – Stories of Love, Identity and Belonging is a series of productions proposed to be showcased in Lahore, Islamabad and Karachi, along with a workshop designed to train participants in performing arts and to sensitize them with an understanding of gender.
DRA Joint Response Syrie 2018-2021 ZOA - Dutch Relief Allience - Joint Response Syrie (SYR4)  2018 - 2021 Around the onset of the activity, the UN estimated that more than 7.7 million people in Nigeria were in need of humanitarian assistance, with more than 5 million people facing food insecurity. Alongside the food crisis there were particular needs relating to gender-based violence, water and sanitation, and protection (including child protection). In this context of intersecting crises, and in the absence of a solution to the causes of the needs, there was a need to focus on longer term, sustainable humanitarian assistance. Therefore activities ran from 2019 until the end of 2021. During this period, a total of 465.078 people were reached with humanitarian assistance, which consisted mostly of assistance in the areas of food security & livelihoods, health and protection, as well as water, sanitation and hygiene.
Pressure Cooker Week 2 Pressure Cooker Week on the development on a fishing port in Ambon (Ref. 28424)
BRA-MRF-2017-01 LGBTs in detention This project aims to strengthen the protection of persons who are in State or policy custody and those who enter the prison system, against acts of torture and ill-treatment and with a focus on guaranteeing their fundamental rights, with the main emphasis on LGBT people.
GCI-VI (3) Tussentijdse aankoop aandelen Doordat een aantal niet-regionale aandeelhouders van de AfDB de voor hen gereserveerde aandelen niet hebben opgeëist door betalingsachterstanden of verlies van interesse, komen deze vrij voor aankoop door anderen. Dit gebeurt volgens de voorzienin-gen in de share transfer rules. Het gaat hier dus niet om een grote kapitaalverhoging zoals eerder in 2010 is gedaan.
Support Fund 2017 SRHR Several activities to support the monitoring of the centrally funded SRHR activities in Uganda and to enhance the SRHR diplomacy of the Embassy
Building Small Farmers' Climate Resilien IDH pilot project building small farmers’ climate resilience
Women, Peace and Security Global facility: From Resolutions to Accountability and Leadership. Furthering Full implementation of Secu rity Council Reso Women, Peace and Security Global facility: From Resolutions to Accountability and Leadership. Furthering Full implementation of Secu rity Council Resolution 1325 (2000): Increasing the participation of military women in UN peacekeeping operations.
RAM   MAX RAYNE BILINGUAL EDUC RAM   MAX RAYNE HAND IN HAND SCHOOL FOR BILINGUAL EDUCATION   PROGRAMMING NEEDS
AST EDUCATION PLATFORM AST EDUCATIONAL PLATFORM ON ACCESS TO INFORMATION IN KAZAKHSTAN
TBL-Promoting Women’s Participations Armenian Young Women’s Association (AYWA) was our Embassy’s partner in 2010. Under the MATRA KAP program, they implemented a project Enhancing Women’s Rights Protection through their Empowerment. As one of outputs, AYWA established Women’s Councils in 10 communities of Lori region “attached to local self-governing bodies” there. Most of the Councils are still active, and serve as a platform to voice local women’s concerns and propose women-friendly solutions. With such a track record, the Embassy thought that AYWA would be an interesting partner to develop a proposal for the Accountability Fund. The result is described below: AYWA proposes “to improve the participation of girls and women in social, political, and economic life through enhancing their skills and abilities, and endorsing their self-confidence and motivation.” The model that AYWA has opted for, is based on its yearlong experience results. Through its direct work in communities and with women, AYWA has revealed that women in regional communities are particularly vulnerable in terms of lack of opportunities and self-confidence. The project will be implemented in close partnership with regional governmental administrations, local self-governments, local NGOs, women entrepreneurs from Women Entrepreneurs Network of Armenia, local NGOs, and mass media. As AYWA puts it, “involvement of important stakeholders and collaboration with them will greatly promote to reach real outcomes for communities improvement, as this endeavor necessitates collaboration and teamwork to have lasting impact.”
Electoral Empowerment Women DHA Political and Electoral empowerment of Women in the Chittagong Hill Tracts
KHA  FEASABILITY STUDY DAK - FEASABILITY STUDY FOR POTENTIAL WATER HARVESTING DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN EASTERN SUDAN
Nigeria Joint Response 3 / DRA Nigeria Joint Response 3 + Top-up / DRA - NGO's Joint Humanitarian Response to the Northeast Nigeria crisis
KAI - UNODC - Provision of Reintegration and Rehabilitation Services for Released Prisoners KAI - UNODC - The project will contribute to the UNODC Regional Prison Pro-gramme that supports overall prevention strategies and ensuring continuity of HIV prevention, medical treatment, and care services to the prison populations in Egypt by build-ing the capacities of participating NGOs, supporting compre-hensive prevention services, and providing education for behavior change and rehabilitation to beneficiaries.
INGO GnB 2016 2020 INGO GnB 2016 2020 the global partnership to End Child marriages Girls not Brides was initiated in 2011 as an initiative from the ‘Elders’, an international non-governmental organization of public figures noted as senior statesmen, peace activists and human rights advocates. They wanted to draw attention to the harmful practices that hold girls and women back, and to encourage and empower others to build a world free from child marriage. In 2013, Girls not Brides started with about 500 member organizations working to ending child marriage and ensuring girls can reach their full potential. Today, Girls not Brides is a global network of over 1600 civil society organizations from over 100 countries. The organization has proven to be of strategic importance in ensuring high political buy-in at different global fora such as the UNGA, the Human Rights Council, the African Union, and has succeeded in putting the fight against child marriage high on many government agenda’s. Girls not Brides worked with member organizations all over the world to share learnings, enhance capacity, connect diverse stakeholders and catalyze collective action at all levels to ensure governments deliver on commitments;  it facilitated knowledge exchange amongst member organizations and with practitioners, researchers, policymakers and donors to ensure they have access to – and influence over – the latest evidence and resources; together with all stakeholders it have made significant progress towards a world without child marriage over the past decade – moving from an estimated 1 in 4 girls to 1 in 5 girls that are married off. The organisation has been instrumental to help member organizations to access funding. The government of the Netherlands initially supported Girls not Brides in an arrangement that involved financial core support over five years (2016-2020). The contribution amounted to Euro 500.000 per year. In November 2018, Dutch parliament decided to boost the support for Girls not Brides with a top-up of EUR 2 million. In December 2020, the Netherlands decided to continue funding GnB with Euro 500.000 until end 2021. Hence, in total, the Netherlands has supported Girls not Brides financially with an amount of EUR 5 million.
Procurement and Business Development Consultant to NCICD2 Advisory Services on Procurement & Business Development to the implementing Organization of the NCICD Programme
Exhibition Modern energy The organization of exhibitions by companies that sell im proved cooking stoves and solar lamps, with participants of the UNICEF nut rition program as focus target group.
Combating Impunity for International Cri In 2011, widespread popular protests in the Middle East and North Africa region were followed by the overthrow of many repressive regimes, including in Egypt, Libya and Tunisia. Despite the fact that the processes that followed the ousting of Mubarak, Gadhafi and Ben Ali did not have the same outcome, the three neighbouring countries face similar challenges when it comes to ensuring accountability for international crimes and other gross human rights violations. Egyptian, Libyan and Tunisian authorities, have failed so far to conduct thorough, effective, independent and impartial investigations into the acts of unlawful killings, torture, and enforced disappearances committed under the previous authoritarian regimes, during the popular uprisings, and some of which continue today, and to bring those responsible to justice in the course of proceedings that meet international standards of fairness. Through this project, the ICJ – together with the Egyptian Hisham Mubarak Law Center, the Egyptian Commission for Rights and Freedoms, the Libyan Defender Center for Human Rights and the Association of Tunisian Judges as local implementing partners – aims at (1) raising awareness among justice practitioners, decision-makers and the general population in Egypt, Libya and Tunisia on the need to reform legal accountability frameworks and mechanisms consistent with international standards; (2) improving Egyptian, Libyan and Tunisia judges, prosecutors, lawyers and HRDs knowledge of relevant international law and standards and enhancing their capacity for investigating and prosecuting international crimes and for demanding the same; and (3) enhancing Egyptian, Libyan and Tunisian lawyers and HRDs capacity to litigate cases of international crimes on behalf of victims before available national, regional and international accountability mechanisms.
DSH WHO CFE WHO Contingency Fund for Emergencies    Flexibel en snel inzetbaar fonds voor initiële response bij medische noodsituaties.
NAP 1325 2016 2019 Jemen Women, Peace and Security 2016 2019, Yemen: Women, Peace & Security in Yemen   Nationaal Actieplan 1325 2016 2019
The Somalia Stability Fund (SSF) is a multi-donor instrument, which has received funding from the Netherlands since its inception in 2012. Other curre SSF aims at strengthening local governance and mitigate conflict in Somalia. Its geographical focus is on the newly liber-ated areas. SSF phase I came to an end in September 2016, immediately followed by the start of phase II, running from November 2016 – March 2020. (Phase II is now in ‘inception phase’ until donors have approved the ‘strategy document’ and ‘results framework’.) For the period 2014-2016, Phase I, NL contributed EUR 4.9 mln. The current proposal for SSF phase II covers the period 2017-2018. EUR 4 ,5 mln is requested. The whole of phase II runs from January 2017 until March 2020. The SSF II total budget will probably be around EUR 65,- mln
DRA - South Sudan SSJR3 EUR 5.560.000 om van een beoogd aantal van 154.438 kwetsbare personen de meest urgente noden te lenigen middels het verstrekken van noodhulp in de sectoren voedsel, voiding, bescherming en water, sanitair en hygiene
WFP B'desh Country Strategic Plan 2017 Bijdrage aan WFP om humanitaire noden op gebied van Ro-hingya vluchtelingen in Bangladesh te lenigen.
TOLERANCE OF LGBT DHA MAINSTREAM SOCIAL TOLERANCE OF LGBT POPULATION IN BANGLADESH 2016 18
ABJ   CCD STRENGTHENING PWD'S ABJ   CCD STRENGTHENING PWD'S ADVOCACY CAPACITY IN NIGERIA
DRA - Joint Response II Somalie DRA - Joint Response II - Somalie / Eur 3.000.000 om van een beoogd aantal van 136.570 kwetsbare personen  de meest urgente noden te lenigen middels het verstrekken van noodhulp
BOF MO 2017 - 2018 Ondersteuning van de beleidsdialoog en –ontwikkeling op het gebied van Migratie en Ontwikkeling d.m.v. activiteiten gericht op beleidsvorming, beleidsadvisering en dialoog.
Activity transferred to 4000001172 ACES works towards sustainable improvements in Quality of Life for women and men through increased economic activity, market improvement, and market access. ACES creates an enabling environment for subnational governance structures, civil society organizations, private sector bodies, and community-based women's organizations to act in the economic realm and to mitigate conflict through economic development. Over a three year, multi-sector engagement targeting disadvantaged, poor, and rural women and men from the ages of 18-55, the project transforms systems with targeted interventions in market development, natural resource management, and human and institutional development.
Impunity and accountability Zimbabwe This project seeks to contribute to the attainment of a just, tolerant and accountable society in Zimbabwe through a campaign against impunity. This campaign will involve systematic research and documentation of impunity activities; a robust advocacy including media campaigns aimed at exposing impunity and motivating for a lasting solution; and litigation seeking to mitigate the effects of impunity and increasing accountability for human rights violations in Zimbabwe. The goal incorporates two quintessential elements of the project that is access to justice for victims and combating impunity. The former is aimed at mitigating on-going violations through provision of legal assistance to victims and enhancing civil society capacity to respond to the needs of the victims, while the later seeks to use strategic litigation and research monitoring and documentation to expose violations and hold government and perpetrators accountable.
Peace and Security 4 All Fund (PS4A) Het ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken beoogt met het PS4A fonds om vernieuwende en resultaatgerichte projecten op te zetten die bijdragen aan implementatie van de vrouwen, vrede en veiligheid agenda. Dit fonds van 450.000 euro zal zich richten op het terrein van gelijke rechten en kansen voor vrouwen en meisjes in conflict gebieden en richt zich op het betrekken van de onderbelichte doelgroepen jongeren, religieuze leiders en mannen en jongens bij implementatie van de vrouwen, vrede en veiligheid agenda, dan wel op de onderbelichte thema’s: Tegengaan van gewelddadig extremisme en/of humanitaire hulp <(>&<)> wederopbouw. Daarmee is dit fonds van meerwaarde op bestaande financiering ten gunste van de vrouwen, vrede en veiligheid agenda.
Iraq Hum Pooled Fund 2017 Een bijdrage van EUR 5 miljoen ter leniging van de humanitaire noden in Irak via het IHPF, op grond van het Humanitarian Response Plan 2017