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Planet Protectors - is geworden 4000005778, SJO 2019 HRF PBI Central America is one of the most dangerous regions in the world in which to defend human rights, and human rights defenders working in Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua face risks to their physical and psychological security and well-being. Land rights and environmental defenders are es-pecially at risk, and form a large share of HRD casualties in the region. This project will therefore protect land rights and environ-mental defenders as they carry out their dangerous work, and will train them in the essential skills they need for their work, such as security and lobbying. Specific objectives (outcomes) of the project are: 1. The resilience and security is enhanced of land and envi-ronmental (W)HRDs from Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicara-gua through the protection and moral support provided through international accompaniment and observation. 2. Land and environmental (W)HRDs from Guatemala, Hondu-ras and Nicaragua develop their capacity to effectively carry out risk analysis and implement security plans and proce-dures; create and implement national and international advo-cacy strategies; and increase their resilience through direct workshops and participation in exchange spaces with other (W)HRDs from the country/region. 3. Authorities in Guatemala, Honduras and Costa Rica (Nicara-gua) are reminded of their international human rights obliga-tions regarding the security and protection of (W)HRDs, and the specific needs of land and environmental rights defend-ers, and take action to support and protect them.
JER Support Democratic changes Armenia The overall goal of the project is to decrease the number of cases of domestic violence against women and their children in Armenia. The project goal is to prevent domestic violence in Armenia through raising awareness and knowledge of women, includ-ing women survivors and Armenian Police Academy students and police officers on women’s human rights, particularly on the right to be free from domestic violence. The project also aims at breaking existing stereotypes in interactions between women survivors (of domestic violence) and police officers.
KHA - Response GBV & HR violations Sudan The specific objectives  are to  deliver services to GBV-victims  as well as raising capacity to service providers, activists and human rights defenders and GBV-sensitization. Monitoring and documentation  of GBV-cases for future legal interventions  will be part of the project  as well.
BOF for MAP Bilateral Gender, SRHR and  HIV/AIDS BOF for MAP Bilateral Gender, SRHR and  HIV/AIDS
Iraq Humanitarian Pooled Fund 2018 Iraq Humanitarian Pooled Fund 2018 Een bijdrage van 7 mln. ter leniging van de humanitaire noden in Irak via het IHPF, op grond van het Humanitarian Response Plan 2018.
Landskap Support Indonesia to restore peat landscapes by promoting new sustainable peatland business and governance models.
Humanitarian Fund DRC 2018 Contribution to the Humanitarian Fund DRC to address ur-gent humanitarian needs.
Global Water Partnership 2019-2025 Capaciteitsopbouw, kennisdeling, netwerkopbouw en bewust-zijnsbevordering op gebied van integraal waterbeheer (IWRM)
BAM Le Programme de Renforcement des Chaines de Valeur Agri-coles pour la Securite Alimentaire au Mali (PRCA-SA) BAM Le Programme de Renforcement des Chaines de Valeur Agri-coles pour la Securite Alimentaire au Mali (PRCA-SA)
LUA Participation, empowerment and leade Follow up of project initiated in 2018 and during this second cycle, the aim is to empower 11.000 adolescent and young girls, in the ages from 10 to 24 year’s old, living in the out-skirts of Luanda, with the purpose of enhancing and strengthening their abilities to exercise social participation. The adolescent and young girls are trained and empowered to overcome situations when confronted with gender ine-quality, are strengthened regarding citizenship, capacitated to pursue their dreams, have improved leadership skills and are able to contribute to the socio-economic development of Angola.
World Press Photo Maputo 2018 This year’s World Press Photo exhibition will not only include the international exhibition, but in an effort to leave its im-print on Mozambican society, it will be a multifaceted ap-proach to engage the Mozambican population through de-bates, a local competition and exhibition.
Zero Hunger Lab – Innovative Data Science for Zero Hunger Bijdrage aan opzetten en ontwikkelen van Zero Hunger Lab Tilburg University
Youth Employment and Empowerment through Private Sector and Value Chain Development South Sudan in endowed with vast natural resources and economic potential that has not translated into improved standards of living for the citizens. This is primarily due to ongoing conflicts which have roots in political contestation for power and fueled by poverty, high unemployment and absence of economic opportunities for the predominantly youthful population. There are few small-scale, and potentially labour-absorbing enterprises at the state levels are unable to utilise the local labour force due to skills mismatch.  The skills deficits, attributed to decades of conflict which deprived the population opportunities to acquire employable, entrepreneurial and vocational skills are also exacerbated by absence of training institutions. The project aims to empower youth in four targeted locations of Bor, Rumbek, Torit and Yambio through nurturing their entrepreneurial culture and market-linked skills and enhance their employability and productive engagement in economic activities. The project also seeks to increase the productivity and labour-absorptive capacities of agriculture and natural resource-linked value chains and private sector enterprises with a focus on young men and women. Fouth-thousand and eight hundred young people will be benefit from vocational, entrepreneurship, market-linked and soft skills training, provision of small and micro enterprise start-up kits, job and employment creation through the development of inclusive value chains and private sector enterprises. It is also expected that an additional 100,000 youth, in targeted locations, will benefit indirectly from some of the activities such as job fairs and public programmes on entrepreneurial skills (social media hangouts, TV shows, innovation boot camps and conventions).
KAI/Scaling up the Safe City and Safe Public Spaces pro-gramme in Egypt Record Number MINBUZA-2018.1274509
LGBTI suicide prevention The project is built upon the essential needs of the community in India that’s most discriminated and marginalized due to its sexuality and gender identity. Even after the recent decriminalization, young LGBTI people are denied employment and educational opportunities and are disowned by their families due to their sexual orientation and gender identity. Lack of acceptance, homelessness, sexual abuse, financial insecurity, violence by intimate partners and family members, chronic illnesses like HIV/AIDS in addition to the prevalent myths and misconceptions about sexuality, a fear of coming out, low self-esteem and depression, among others, have rendered the community very vulnerable and many are unable to cope, leading to drug abuse, alcoholism and finally attempting suicide. As of now, there is no helpline, centers or resources that specifically focus on the counselling and suicide prevention needs of the LGBTI community in Delhi. The proposed project aims to address these gaps and provide a lifeline in the form of a confidential, free tele-counselling help line with a focus on suicide prevention, community-based awareness programs on mental health and rights, awareness programs with other stakeholders (universities, health care, police stations, business enterprises, parents/family members to help reduce prevalence homo/bi/trans phobia, emergency sup-port and creative group therapy to overcome suicidal tendencies.
Confronting the Past: National Healing, Reconciliation and Transitional Justice in Zimbabwe With a particular focus on the Gukurahundi atrocities and other post-independent human rights abuses in Zimbabwe, the project aims to contribute to national healing and recon-ciliation efforts in Zimbabwe. The project will be built on three pillars namely, national healing and reconciliation; transitional justice and research and documentation of hu-man rights abuses. The activities for this project will be implemented through community dialogues; creating interface and engagement opportunities between Matebeleland communities and the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission and truth telling dialogue platforms between government and commu-nities and memorialization through documentaries.
NL stand op AIDS2018 Dutch Booth: een Nederlandse stand als visitekaartje van de gezamenlijke Nederlandse inbreng in de (inter-) nationale aidsbestrijding; de ‘Dutch Approach’. Bezoekers van de stand moeten weglopen met het gevoel dat de Nederlandse aanpak wordt gekenmerkt door een brede integrale en inclusieve aan-pak.
Urbanizing Deltas of the World and Bangladesh Deltaplan Knowledge Connection (2018-2021). The activity will implement communication, capacity development and innovation activities. These activities will enhance the use of UDW research results for the implementation of the knowledge agenda of the Bangladesh Deltaplan 2100.
Kura Kibondo : Projet  de  Prévention de la malnutrition des enfants de moins de 5 ans au niveau communautaire dans les Provinces du ouest au Burundi Alors que notre coopération au développement met désormais un accent sur la problématique de nutrition, l'insécurité alimentaire au Burundi est devenue un problème majeur (en raison de la production insuffisante, des taux élevés de croissance de la population (3%), l'impact du changement climatique et des prix alimentaires chroniquement élevés) et aggrave la malnutrition surtout chronique au Burundi. L'insécurité alimentaire a augmenté entre 2014 et 2016. Le projet Nutrition de GVC est un projet d’apprentissage et de réhabilitation nutritionnel à base communautaire. Il insiste sur les activités / interventions sensible à la malnutrition et s’attache à lutter contre la malnutrition chronique afin de réduire sensiblement la prévalence de la sous-nutrition. Il mettra son attention sur les 1000 premiers jours de l’enfant mais aussi bien sur les enfants de moins de 5 ans en général. Le projet Nutrition va toucher 5 provinces (où les indicateurs sociaux sont alarmants) situées dans la partie Est du pays (du Nord au Sud). Ce qui justifie amplement l’intervention est pour diminuer / contrecarrer l’impact socio-économique entraîné par la faim et devenu un facteur limitant pour le développement économique futur du pays. En effet, cette partie coïncide avec la partie du territoire du Burundi la plus durement touchée par l’insécurité alimentaire « modérée » qui oscille entre 18.5 à 20%. Tandis que la malnutrition chronique (en moyenne le retard de croissance touche plus d’un enfant sur deux : 58% et plus de 60% pour la zone) est de loin supérieur du seuil d’alarme. Sa stratégie vise à entre autres à améliorer :(a) L'état de santé et nutritionnel des enfants de moins de 5 ans dans les 5 provinces d’intervention, (b) Les pratiques alimentaires du nourrisson et du jeune enfant (0-23 mois) et du lavage des mains (mères et enfants 0-59 mois), (c) les connaissances des agents de santé communautaires dans la prise en charge de certaines maladies au niveau communautaire (paludisme, diarrhée, infection respiratoire aiguë…), (d) les connaissances des mères (ou personnes soignantes), des moniteurs agricoles, des agents de santé communautaires et des mamans-lumières sur 6 pratiques-clés familiales, (e) la diversité et la quantité de produits agricoles cultivés par le ménage, (f) l’accès à l’eau potable, l’assainissement et l’hygiène au niveau communautaire et dans les services nutritionnels en ciblant prioritairement le couple mère enfant.
UNMAS Irak_geoormerkte bijdrage 2019 Geoormerkte bijdrage aan UNMAS Irak voor I) Survey en clearance II) Risicovoorlichting en III) lokale/nationale capaciteitsopbouw. Via ondersteuning aan de twee ontmijningsautoriteiten (DMA en IKMAA) en de MoI streeft UNMAS ernaar de Irakese overheid beter in staat te stellen om 'Explosive Hazard Mitigation' te adresseren, organiseren en coördineren.
GEF Least Developed Countries Fund (LDCF) Nederlandse bijdrage aan Least Developed Countries Fund (LDCF) van de Global Environment Facility (GEF)
Human Rights Fund 2019 Small projects that will be supported by the Human Rights Fund with a focus on women’s equality and LGBTI equality, as well as small human rights focused projects that are cross cutting with economics and cultural themes.
Human Rights and Business The activity is a two year programme primarily focused on integrating human rights into the curricula of business students in the Ghana Institute of Public Administration (GIMPA) to raise awareness among students (bachelors and masters level) and business professionals (employers <(>&<)> employees) about human rights law, and the rights and obligations imposed by those laws in a business context. Specifically the integrated curricula would encapsulate among others, topics relating to; freedom of expression and internet freedom at the workplace, LGBTI equal rights at the workplace,  freedom of religion and belief of workers,  equal rights for women at the world of work, the right to defend impunity and work related injustices, due process and  accountability at the world of work. This activity has become necessary because there is generally lack of awareness of laws that exist to safeguard fundamental human rights in the workplace against the backdrop of wanton abuse of human rights at work places in Ghana. More so, all educational institutions (except law faculties) in Ghana do not have in-depth, specific, comprehensive and well integrated human rights in business curricula designed to prepare students adequately for the world of work.  This denies students who eventually become; workers, managers and business leaders/entrepreneurs to promote, demand and exact human rights practices in the business environment/world of work. The activity would involve integrating and teaching human rights in business modules  in graduate and post graduate programmes of the university. It would also involve institutionalizing and running short course modules on human rights for employers and employees. Again seminars on Human Rights in Business would be organized with participants from the academia and the world of work.
BUE-MRF-2018 COVER BUE-MRF-2018 COVER 2018: Jaarovergang: corrigeren PPB's naar GM
Integratie MBW en SDG's In de Kabinetsbrief Monitor Brede Welvaart van 16 mei kondigt het kabinet aan de CBS-publicaties over de SDG's en de Monitor Brede W elvaart te integreren tot een publicatie vanaf 2019. BZ betaald de kosten voor de integratie. De MBW publicatie wordt bekostigd door de ministeries van Economische zaken en Infrastructuur <(>&<)> Waterstaat.
FORSA II The Intervention aims to enhance access to education and jobs for  refugees  and vulnerable Lebanese In the Bekaa and South through developing market based skllls and using job platforms to place  beneficiaries  In jobs, internships  and  traineeships.  It supports training of 1,432 youth (50% female), enhances edu­cation outcomes of 4 TVET Institutes and creates/boosts 20 job platforms.  The  intervention builds upon  results  and  lessons learned from FORSA I (activity 29431).
Children on the Move Kenya This programme aims to enhance access to quality basic education and protection services, to ensure that at risk children on the move and learners from vulnerable host populations can learn in safe, protective environments. This, in turn, will contribute towards increasing self-reliance, resilience and coping capacities in the longer term.
PSD Support Fund 2019-2021 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. By setting up a PSD Support Fund, the administrative burden will be greatly reduced in comparison with managing stand-alone activities.
KAI-LCF 2019-04 Students’ Council Progra Students’ Council (SC) is a research based long-term interdisciplinary program that targets art students and fresh graduates to explore and expand their art practice and practical skills through presenting interactive sessions, aiming to cultivate young artists to enrich their conceptual, historical, theoretical and cultural backgrounds while simultaneously being well versed across different domains and media. SC was launched in 2014 in an experimental attempt to build an alternative educational program specifically designed for young art s tudents and combines both technical and conceptual aspects.
NIeuw aanvraagnummer 4000003657 ivm conversie - DGGF onderdeel 3 Dutch Good Growth Fund onderdeel 3 met Atradius
World Health Organization 2018-2021 Gewogen lidmaatschapsbijdrage aan de WHO. WHO jaarbudget be-staat uit een verplicht deel (vaste contributie van lidstaten) en een vrijwillig deel. Vaste contributie wordt afgedragen door 194 WHO Member States en 2 Associate Members. Als het jaarlijkse bedrag voor een lidstaat hoger is dan US$ 200.000, wordt de helft in US dollar betaald en de andere helft in Zwitserse francs. Nederland draagt bij met een contributiepercentage van 1,482% (corresponde-rend met 3,5 miljoen USD per jaar).
RAB Stop Aux Violences Numériques The aim of the project is to protect women and minors from digital violence and to spread awareness around this issue. The project consists of sessions to educate women and minors on both the opportunities and dangers that the internet generates.
Trust Fund to support cash transfers programme in Mozam-bique contributing to inclusive growth. This Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) aims to support increased program effectiveness, larger coverage, and enhanced GoM technical capacity.  The MDTF will have two pillars The cash transfers were used to support areas with high poverty incidence as well as high exposure to extreme climate events.  Trough this activity NL contributed so that a total of 925 856 households improved their resilience. From these 742 065 were female headed households)  Being more specifically, approximately 4 629280 people became more resilient to different shocks.
Global Partnership for Education 2018-23 GPE ondersteunt overheden in lage- en lager middeninkomenslanden in het versterken van de onderwijssystemen
AMM Second Chance The proposed project addresses the lack of legal protection for juveniles and vulnerable children and attempts to enhance legal prot ection systems by at the institutional level as well as through awareness sessions to enhance the access to preventative legal information and increase legal literacy for juveniles.
Promoting the Protection of Civilians in conflict in Afghanistan, Mali, CAR, DRC and South-Sudan CIVIC aims to strengthen the protection of civilians in conflict, through a two-pronged intervention: Peacekeeping: CIVIC will conduct research to identify gaps, best practices, and lessons learned in providing effective protection of civilians; and: technical assistance to key actors to support them in developing and implementing protection of civilians policies, practices, tools, and trainings.
DRA JR Somalië 2019-2021 OXFAM - Dutch Relief Alliance Joint Response Somalië (JRSO) 2019-2021
Sexual and Reproductive Health for Women and Adolescents in Yemen The goal of the project is to improve health system and Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) service and education in hard-to-reach areas with specific attention for adolescents and women.
TBL-Empowerment via Comparative Learning The overall objective of the proposal is establishment of effective self-government system in Armenia (by assisting the new government to fine-tune LG reforms underway since 2016.)   In order to achieve it, Urban Institute will  identify potentials, best practices and opportunities that the Local Government reform is granting for development of communities and make them replicable for other co mmunities that will be reformed in the next phase. Objective 1: Benchmark selected municipal services at 12-14 consolidated multi-settlement communities Result 1: Best practices in provision of municipal services are identified and adopted in 12-14 consolidated communities in the result of comparative peer learning. Result 2: Knowledge about successful practices of reformed municipalities in service provision is shared with and recommended to replicate with communities included in the next stage of consolidation reform.
INITIATIVE DONNEES DU MALI-IDM Etude de faisabilite pour la collecte de donnees du Mali conformes a  la demande de manière efficace,effective, sociale et durable en données et informations de qualité.
POF- Macro-Écono. et Sect. Privé 2019-20 Modalité de financement des petites activités de support dans le cadre de l’opérationnalisation de MARS 2019-2022, pour l’accompagnement et l’assistance du secteur privé. Cela peut concerner financement des évaluations, les contrats avec  des consultants pour le développement de nouveaux programmes, et/ou le renforcement des capacités des acteurs maliens, qualité at entry appui (Q@E), analyses organisationnelles (COCA) et autres.
Core Voluntary Contribution to World Health Organization 2019-2021 Core Voluntary Contribution to World Health Organization 2019-2021
Scaling up Human Rights Protection Justice for  All works to  increase justice service delivery though a number of interventions  integrated in a  strategic plan. This activity supports the implementation of the plan, jointly with the embassies of Sweden and Norway.
Access to Energy Fund zie 4000002350 The Access to Energy Fund (AEF) established by FMO and DGIS in 2007, is an investment fund that focuses on pro-jects for energy access in developing countries. Since its inception, AEF has improved the availability and quality of renewable energy generation and distribution ca-pacity and has built up a diverse renewable energy portfolio. The fund has proven to meet a need in terms of access to energy and to be additional and catalytic. The current investment mandate expires 31 December 2018. Building on the recommendations from the AEF eval-uation (completed 2017 Q1) and the announcement of the establishment of a Dutch Fund for Climate and Development (DFCD), FMO has requested DGIS: - An extension of the investment mandate to 31 De-cember 2028 - A EUR 40 million top up - Some amendments to the current investment crite-ria, allowing for investments in developing countries outside SSA and investments targeting SMEs (in ad-dition to households) - A EUR 5 mln envelope (out of the overall AEF Fund capital) exempt from revolvability to be used for technical assistance, capacity development and pro-ject specific monitoring <(>&<)> evaluation activities.
Kids in Need of Durable Solutions Sudan Kids in Need of Durable Solutions (KINDs) project for the education of children on the move in West Kordofan, Sudan
Agricultural Museum Bogor Support the development of the Soil and Agricultural Museum of Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Indonesia by Fries Landbouw Museum.
Beheer en uitvoering Junior Professional Officer Programma 2020-2023 Het programma is een strategisch instrument van multilateraal beleid.
RAB LCF 2018-5 Marocopedia Identificeren en digitaliseren van erfgoed van Rif regio door middel van workshops en het maken van een documentaire, waarbij jongeren zich bewust worden van hun eigen erfgoed en het belang hiervan.