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Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund 2018 – 2020  World Bank The ARTF is a multi-donor trust fund managed by the World Bank. Since its initiation (2002) ARTF is the most important instrument for integral financing of international coordinated reconstruction of Afghanistan. The ARTF is currently the largest single source of on-line budget financing for civilian and development expenditures. It remains the vehicle of choice for pooled funding, with low transaction costs, trans-parency, high accountability and provides a well-functioning arena for policy debate and consensus creation (External Evaluation 2012, “ARTF at a Cross-Roads”). The ARTF is sup-porting the delivery of important results within key sectors, including agriculture, education, governance, health, infra-structure, and rural development. It is also the World Bank’s largest single country   multidonor trustfund. As of Decem-ber 31, 2016, the ARTF has received a total of $9.5 billion from 34 donors. The ARTF contributes to a high level to le-gitimacy and effectivity of the Afghan Government through it support to institutional capacity building and in general con-tributes to stability of the Afghan Government.
Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility 2018-2022 Situated in the World Bank, PPIAF is an unique global facility for strengthening institutions to realize sustainable infrastructure with private participation and enabling finance for sub-national entities.  PPIAF is complementary to other players that are focused on mid-stream project preparation and downstream project structuring and financing, such as the Global Infrastructure Facility (GIF) and the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG). PPIAF support comes early in the investment programming and project cycle. PPIAF intervenes in “The Critical Upstream,” – when governments prepare their strategy for liberalizing markets and plan for a just transition towards private infrastructure investments . PPIAF provides knowledge and skills to engage with the private sector by helping to developthe legal and regulatory framework for private participation in infrastructure.

This is an adjusted version of the initial Bemo (PPIAF 2018-2022). See 'Notes' for more info (on funding).
MapAction 2018-2021 Contribution to MapAction for 2018 – 2021 to contribute to the improvement of the use of mapping and geospatial analysis in humanitarian disaster response
LOGOReP II: the Second Local Government Resilence Programme LOGOReP II: the Second Local Government Resilence Programme
Verdragscontributie International Labour Organization Op 28 juni april 1919 kwam te Versailles, Frankrijk tot stand de constitutie van de Internationale Arbeidsorganisatie (ILO) als onderdeel van het Verdrag van Versailles. Met deze constitutie werd de ILO opgericht. Het verdrag geldt voor het gehele Koninkrijk.
Ubutabera Bwegereye Umuturage (UBU) - justice which is close to the people The UBU project will implement a range of activities to improve the supply-side of the justice sector by building the capacity of proximity justice actors (PJA), particularly CSOs, Primary Court Judges, MAJ Agents, Abunzi and bailiffs (professional and non-professional). UBU project will also address the demand-side raising public awareness of basic rights, key legislation, and the functioning of the justice system. Work to build capacity on conducting advocacy of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) currently working within the Justice, Reconciliation, Law and Order Sector (JRLOS) at central and district level will contribute to promoting inclusive policy development in the justice sector by building the capacity to analyse, share expertise and advocate for change and creating spaces for dialogue to encourage mutual accountability between duty bearers and rights holders.
DDE/UN capacity building in DRM Taxation Strengthening the capacity of developing countries to increase domestic revenue mobilisation for investment in sustainable development
Humanitarian Grand Challenge: Creating Hope in Conflict Contribution to the Humanitarian Grand Challenge 2018 – 2020 to foster humanitarian innovation in conflict settings
Business for Peace:  Capacity-building for MILF communities Under the context of ‘business is a precursor to peace’, this activity will provide training and capacity-building for MILF communities as preparation for upcoming livelihood projects as well as for transitioning to civilian life where political participation of members of the community is of primordial importance.
CIVIL SOCIETY MONITORING OF THE HYPREP OGONILAND CLEANUP CIVIL SOCIETY MONITORING OF THE HYPREP OGONILAND CLEANUP
SPMHRD-U STRENGTHENING PROTECTION MECHANISMS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS IN UGANDA
KHA Literacy & livelihoods in East Sudan The project aims at empowering and enhancing capacities of migrant women living in the out-skirts of Kassala and Gadarif states through combined and integrated approach depends on using literacy as an entry point supported by livelihood diversi- fied options.
Global Humanitarian Thematic Fund Contribution to the Global Humanitarian Thematic Fund 2018-2021 to support the global humanitarian interventions of UNICEF
Voluntary contribution OCHA 2019-2021 Meerjarige core bijdrage aan UNOCHA 2019-2021 ten behoe-ve van gecoördineerde humanitaire response wereldwijd
Short name application: Sustainable and universal access to Sanitation, Water and Hygiene (WASH); ASWA II NL Long name application: Towards Universal The programme will promote sustained use of safe water supplies and sanitation services, and sustained adoption of hygiene practices in targeted areas (see below), including in fragile countries. It will focus on poor and vulnerable people, and on women and girls. The program contributes to improved health (e.g. by preventing cholera diseases), improved nutrition and well being of the targeted people. It also aims to positively contribute to a reduction of “children on the move” (Migration along the entire migration route). This programme is the follow-up of the succesful Dutch funded ASWA WCA programme in nine West- and Central African countries. (For six countries this program ended in 2017. It still runs in Guinee, Sierra Leone, Liberia – countries that were struck by Ebola, and where the development program was suspended consequently. For these countries the program will end in 2019.) As to the IOB evaluation (2012-2015) regarding Dutch cooperation with the UN development system the former UNICEF ASWA WCA programme has substantially contributed to the Dutch goals for drinking water and sanitation. The new ASWA II NL programme will build on its experience and lessons learnt form the previous program (see 2.2.1) in providing equitable access to WASH and will therefore (a) shift its focus to strenghtening sector systems to sustain outcomes; (b) shift towards a more integrated approach to WASH access at community level; (c) shift from a project approach towards sector wide approach in terms of the sustainability framework, and (d) consolidate implementation models to develop an investment case/financing plan for rural WASH.
WaSH response to protracted needs The project aims to ensure lifesaving emergency response to waterborne diseases for vulnerable  conflict-affected communities of Taizz governorate. •Result 1: WaSH emergency needs of the IDP’s communities living in informal settlements are covered in Taizz governorate. •Result 2:  Water access in Taizz governorate is ensured through the rehabilita- tion  of water supply facilities.
GFMD 2018 1. Bijdragen GFMD overheidsproces 2018, roterend voorzitterschap (Bangladesh, Duitsland en Marokko). 2. Bijdragen GFMD maatschappelijk middenveld proces 2018, georganiseerd door International Catholic Migration Commission, ICMC.
IMPACT 10-0000587 : Media For Dialogue Against Hate Speech and for inclusiveness  phase II IMPACT 10-0000587 : This activity contributes to long term stability and peaceful coexistence within and between the three countries of the Great Lakes Region by addressing the regional drivers of conflict through a behaviour change communications intervention.
Improve the protection, resilience Improve the protection, resilience and prospects of vulnerable children and adolescents amongst recently returned IDPs in Telafar district, Ninewa, Iraq.
Global Environment Facility 7th replenishment Nederlandse bijdrage aan GEF-7 (periode juli 2018 – juli 2022)
Improving Respect Humanitarian Norms This project aims to contribute to the protection of civilians in Yemen from the effects of armed conflict, through promoting the respect of humanitarian norms among all types of armed actors, with an emphasis on armed non-State actors.
Access to justice and accountability for human rights violations This activity builds on the support to KNCHR (July 2015 to June 2018) to implement the Strategic Plan; the aim being to further entrench some of the successes as relates to complaints handling, redress and accountability of perpetrators of human rights violations. However, this current cycle of support will be limited to Objective 3 of the new Strategic Plan (2018 to 2023): To secure appropriate redress and accountability for human rights violations and respect for the rule of law. The reason being that this objective area fits very well with DSH and Embassy’s Rule of Law result areas and indicators on increasing awareness of rights and access to justice – through processing complaints of human rights violations and providing redress; using ADR to resolve disputes and petitions; use of PIL to resolve systemic human rights problems and collaboration/ partnership with the Judiciary. It takes into account the results achieved, which it builds upon, and the remaining need given the prevailing political situation and human rights developments. It will therefore involve implementation of activities around complaints handling and legal aid; investigations into human rights violations and redress through ADR and PIL and a focus on PWDs to enhance their access to justice as recommended by the CRPD. Gender is better integrated in the activity with a deliberate focus on SGBV cases.
Projet d’Appui au Développement Agricole pour la Nutrition et l’Entrepreneuriat Développement intégré et durable des exploitations agricoles familiales, les incluant dans les chaînes de valeur et générant de l’emploi notamment pour les femmes et les jeunes afin d’assurer la sécurité alimentaire et nutrionnelle
One Young World Conferentie 2018 DDE gaat 50 jongeren en vrouwen in onze focus regio’s (MENA, Sahel en Hoorn van Afrika) sponseren via een zogenoemd 'Enterprise for Peace' scholarship om de One Young World conferentie te Den-Haag bij te wonen. Hiermee geeft DDE invulling aan de extra inzet op jeugdwerkgelegenheid door verwerking van de beleidsagenda van het nieuwe cabinet op dit thema. De organisatie One Young World (OYW) is een particuliere organisatie opgezet door twee oude medewerkers van een internationaal befaamd reclamebureau. One Young World is een ‘global forum for youth leadership’ en deze organisatie organiseert op 17-20 oktober a.s. een internationale jongerenconferentie met als gastheer de gemeente Den Haag. De OYW summit staat bekend als ‘Davos voor jongeren’. OYW is een top waarbij circa 1500 jonge leiders uit meer dan 190 landen bijeen komen. De deelnemers zijn tussen de 18 en 30 jaar en hebben bewezen in eigen land te beschikken over leiderschapen het vermogen om positieve veranderingen teweeg te brengen. Dit jong talent komt uit het internationale bedrijfsleven, NGO's, universiteiten en andere organisaties. Gezamenlijk zoeken zij innovatieve oplossingen voor demeest prangende w ereldproblemen. Gedurende de top worden de delegaties bijgestaan door wereldleiders, de zogeheten Counsellors, waaronder Kofi Annan, Amal Clooney en Paul Polman. De OYW summit te Den Haag biedt veel kansen voor international profilering, het aantrekken en behouden van jong talent, en het leggen van verbindingen met de jongeren in de stad. Het biedt toegang tot een waardevol netwerk van internationale bedrijven en wereldleiders. Met als thema ‘Building 2 A Better World’ en het internationale profiel van Vrede en Recht past deze top perfect bij onze internationale ambities en raakt het aan thema’s zoals duurzaamheid, innovatie, diversiteit en jeugdwerkgelegenheid. Tevens, biedt dit een goed podium om ons beleid uit te dragen, zowel voor een nationaal als een internationaal publiek. Door met de jongeren in gesprek te gaan ontvangen wij relevante feedback op het beleid om met onderwijs, werk en inkomen perspectief te bieden aan jongeren en vrouwen in de focusregio’s.
UNICEF_Partnership Jobs and Education Partnership for Inclusive Jobs and Education for forcibly displaced persons and host communities, between the Government of the Netherlands, IFC, ILO, UNICEF, UNHCR and the WB
Inclusive Governance for the Bangsamoro This is a programme to ensure that the basic tools, skills and awareness of the process of public policy making are instilled in the new Bangsamoro government through the different agencies of the MILF. With such tools,  principles of inclusive governance to safeguard sufficient space for civil society are introduced to potential policy makers in the new government.
Small Human Rights Activities of Dhaka Small Human Rights Activities of Bangladesh
Migrants as Messengers Phase 2 Migrants as Messengers is an awareness raising campaign to inform potential migrants about the risks of irregular migration and legal alternatives. The campaign is carried out by returned migrants who share an authentic and honest account of ther experiences with their communities and families. Authentic storytelling though peer-to-peer interviews and dissemination on social media makes returnees’ stories accessible to wider audiences, including local decision makers, community leaders, religious leaders and potential migrants.
BOG-MRF-2019-03 COMUNICARTE BOG-MRF-2019-03 COMUNICARTE Communication tools for leaders and communities affected by the armed conflict. Support to leaders and communities affected by the armed conflict in sharing their stories in local media
ENHANCING SUDANESE CIVIL SOCIETY CAPACIT This project aims at improving the capacity and coordination of Sudanese civil society to advocate for the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms, in particular freedoms of expression, association and assembly.
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY IN KALABA COMMUNITY The overall objective of the project is to enhance the socio-economic status of the people of Kalaba Community through the provision of constant electricity. The electricity will help to provide potable drinking water and revive the health care facility. the Project involves the installation of a 10 KW solar mini grid facility to supply constant electricity to Kalaba Community.
Unicef Protection de l’ Enfant Le but du programme est le renforcement des mécanismes de protection des enfants aux niveaux nationaux, régionaux et communautaires par le développement et l’exécution d’une politique nationale en résultant d’une réduction de l’exploitation des enfants par les familles, les écoles, les communautés et autres institutions. Il y aura un impact sur la santé et le bien-être des enfants, des adolescents et des jeunes dans le domaine de la santé et droits sexuels et reproductifs de leur vie future avec attention spéciale aux jeunes filles et la prévention de mariage précoce.
Climate Smart Mining Facility (CSMF), Multi Donor Trust Fund, Minerals for climate action The objective of the Facility is to assist mineral-rich developing countries to respond to the growing demand for minerals needed to manufacture clean energy technologies by responsibly and sustainably developing their strategic mineral resources while decarbonizing and reducing the material footprint of their mining sector.
Ondersteuning verzekeringsconvenant Aanvraag financiering namens 5 NGO’s en een vakbond, voor ondersteuning van de inzet en werkzaamheden van maat-schappelijk middenveld gedurende het eerste jaar van imple-mentatie van het verzekeringsconvenant.
Working Landscapes. Promoting sustainable use of forests and trees for people and climate. Strengthening national processes of improving and imple-menting Nationally Determined Contributions with an em-phasis on the role of forests and trees in achieving climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Strategic Partnership HiiL 2019-2021 Justice Innovation - delivered. Strategic Partnership between HiiL and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2019-2021)
BAK-Promote Girl Child  through Sport Project Goal: Contribute to promotion of girls’ rights and improvement of social norms towards girls through supporting girls’ participation in and through sports and physical activities -Objective 1: Strengthen the knowledge base and capacity of coaches to help girls enrolled in football grow up to be strong, confident, and independent women by using the UNICEF-developed guide. -Objective 2: Provide girls attending two pilot Youth Houses and girl players from all AFFA’s Women’s Football leagues with foundational life skills to lay the groundwork for their further development and smooth transition into adulthood. -Objective 3: Ensure equitable access to quality, coordinated sporting and other youth services for girls, including for the most marginalized through the platform of Youth Houses. -Objective 4: Increase the profile of girls and young women as equal members of society, through advocacy and communication initiatives that promote the value-added of girls within their communities.
Adolescent Transition in West-Africa The project aims to ensure that adolescents have access to quality life skills education, including SRHR information, to make informed decisions in a supportive environment.
Media and Religous Moderation This activity aims to strengthen religious tolerance and moderation by countering conservatism spread through old (tv and radio) and new (online) media in Indonesia. It consists of a research program to map this spreading, followed by capacity building trainings enabling media players and religious community leaders to respond to this.
TBL-HR-2018 Umbrella Allocation TBL-HR-2018 Umbrella Allocation small initiatives
KAI-LCF 2019-02Aswan International Women The 3rd edition of the Aswan International Women Film Festival (AIWFF) in Egypt. The Festival is a hub for female creativity and a platform securing a chance to present films created by women; films to which there is a major contribution by women through acting or technical work, and films, which focus on issues with a specific relevance for women. AIWFF aims to serve as a Connection Point for women involved in the film industry. This connection point aims to promote the work of women in cinema, exchange experience and support between women in different stages of their professional career, and open gates of opportunity for young up and coming filmmakers. The parallel program supported by EKN serves a platform for knowledge exchange and exposure for professionals and amateurs. Furthermore it addressed two essential needs of the film sector in Egypt that being film education and understand of the dynamics of the industry and opportunities for productions.
EU Facility for Refugees in Turkey (FRIT) II EU Facility for Refugees in Turkey (FRIT) II
KAI/Cooperatives for Craftswomen The proposed project aims to build on the success stories of the social and solidarity economy worldwide and in Egypt to include marginalised women, and to help provide them with the necessary knowledge and skills to be able to organise themselves effectively, and to have access to social protection services.
Mawe Tatu phase II This activity, in its second phase, aims to improve the socio-economic status of women and youth through entrepreneurship, engaging men and boys and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR).
SECRETARIAL SUPPORT FOR THE JUSTICE SECT RAM - Secretarial support for the justice sector
Gesterra II The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands (EKN) has been supporting the land sector in Mozambique since 2013 through the Land Management and Administration Pro-gramme (Gesterra) implemented by the National Land Di-rectorate (DINAT). Important accomplishments have been achieved in the context of this programme, such as the es-tablishment and operationalization of the Land Information and Management System (SIGIT), which is the center of gravity of all land management and administration of any nation. However, this programme has been criticized for not having given enough attention to the improvement of tech-nical capacity of DINAT staff. Initially, a second phase of this programme was foreseen from 2019 to 2022 similar in size in terms of financial re-sources. However, recent developments on the land sector in Mozambique and changes in the Dutch government's in-ternational cooperation policies have led the embassy to reshape its support to the land sector in Mozambique. Inspired on the Gesterra programme (act 25686) and Im-plementation Mechanism for the Land Sector Strategic Plan  designed by Dutch Kadaster (MINBUZA-2017.972415), the World Bank is designing a 100 million (dollar / euro?) pro-gramme for the land sector in Mozambique. However, this programme does not include a technical training package for DINAT staff. On the other hand, as result of redefinition of geographical focus (Sahel, Africa and Middle East), Mozambique is no longer a priority country in the context of international co-operation by the Dutch Government. This means that the Embassy should scale-down its activities especially in the FNS thematic area where the land sector is incorporated.
The Civil Society Fund will support grass roots civil society or­ganizations in south Sudan. The Civil Society Fund will support grass roots civil society or­ganizations in south Sudan.
Public! Taking into account raising gender-based and sexual violence in our societies and increased systematic and everyday discrimination of sensitive and oppressed groups in the public space including media, the project will contribute to the enhancement of inclusiveness and pluralism within our society particularly in the relation to the promotion and protection of human rights of sensitive and oppressed social groups. The focus will be on the development of the critical apparatus among young people to recognize and fight discrimination in everyday life and on raising public awareness about position of oppressed groups in our society.
Policy Support Fund 2019 Supportive activities that strengthen the Embassy programme with phasing out ODA in a careful manner and at the same time focus on capacity building of our partner organisations which helps them transitioning towards EXIT ODA (Open data, Fight against corruption, Risk assessment, organisational capacity)
ACC MEDIA FREEDOM&SAFETY OF JOURNALIST The project is focused on improving general press freedom and freedom of expression conditions in the countries, both online and offline. Specifically, interventions under the project will aim at improving safety of journalists conditions and countering impunity for crimes against journalists in Ghana, Liberia and Sierra Leone; enhancing the quality of media content to inspire public confidence and support for press freedom in Ghana; and promoting online rights, particularly, women’s rights online in Ghana, Liberia and Sierra Leone. The proposed project will be implemented over 24 months and will be focused on the following three broad areas: - Improving safety of journalists’ conditions and countering impunity for crimes against journalists in Ghana, Liberia and Sierra Leone - Enhancing media professionalism to inspire public confidence and support for press freedom in Ghana - Promoting online rights, particularly, women’s rights online in Ghana, Liberia and Sierra Leone