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National Program Support for Basic Education The project development objective is to improve quality and equity in learning outcomes for all Filipinos in basic education.
Metro Manila Flood Management Project The project development objective is to improve flood management in selected areas of Metro Manila.
Philippine Rural Development Project The PRDP aims to increase rural incomes and enhance farm and fishery productivity in the targeted areas.
National Security and Civil-Military Engagement The Organization for Security Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) specializes in the politico-military, economic and environmental, and human dimensions of security. This partnership also provides a platform from which the OSCE may be engaged to undertake future work for the Australian aid program. This initiative supports Australia's Asian Partner for Cooperation status and will provide opportunities to highlight aid program objectives within regions where we have had limited exposure and representation. The total value of this initiative is $2.1 million over 6 years, starting 2009-10.
Humanitarian Response to Tajikistan Floods In April 2010 Tajikistan experienced a large flood that affected a region of over 20,000km. The flood caused significant damage to structures and agricultural land. Over 2000 homes, bridges, roads and communication systems were destroyed. A total of 24 deaths have been reported by the Government of Tajikistan (GoT), with 50 people still missing. This funding provided to the Internation Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC) will support the IFRC to deliver humanitarian emergency relief assistance to the people of Tajikistan who have been displaced by the floods. Provisions of shelters, food and health kits are expected to be dispenced to displaced persons. The total value of this initiative is $50.0 thousand expenced in the 2009-10  financial year.
Sponsorvoorstel Amsterdam Cocoa Week door de Company Behind Chocoa (TCBC) De Company Behind Chocoa (TCBC) organiseert van 5 t/m 11 februari 2024 de Amsterdam Cocoa Week, met als centraal onderdeel daarin Chocoa. Chocoa is een meerdaags internationaal evenement dat productie en consumptie van duurzame cacao en chocolade promoot. Chocoa wordt dit jaar voor de twaalfde keer georganiseerd. 

Met het introduceren van de Amsterdam Cocoa Week biedt TCBC een jaarlijks terugkerend overkoepelend platform met een serie van evenementen die, in samenwerking met partners, de regio Amsterdam positioneren als duurzame cacao hub en samenwerking faciliteren. Chocoa en de Amsterdam Cocoa Week worden georganiseerd door TCBC in de Beurs van Berlage, Amsterdam, met in de toekomst de mogelijkheid om naar meerdere locaties uit te breiden.
Improving Capacity to Combat False Codling Moth in Rose Production and Export in Ethiopia The project aims to enhance competitiveness in the Horticulture sector while addressing the urgent issue of False Codling Moth (FCM) interceptions affecting Rose Flower exports to the European Union (EU). Prompted by the EU Commission's response to increased FCM interceptions from Ethiopia and other East African countries, the project seeks to equip rose growers with skills to identify and manage FCM infestations. It plans to train 10,000 extension workers, EAA inspectors, and farm workers, strengthen farm audit systems at Bole airport, and facilitate knowledge exchange to improve access to EU markets. 
The project operates on a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, wherein the private sector collaborates with government authorities like EAA and MoA. Costs are shared among various stakeholders for project implementation. Out of the total budget of 244,776 Euro, 18% will be contributed by affected companies, 17.7% by EHPEA, and the remainder by EKN.
Media Support Phase 4: Reorienting media towards trust, editorial independence and diversity to support democratic processes and rule of law. Creating a space for free speech and countering hate speech, through institutional support to, and professionalisation of, media in Burundi. This will be done through training the many inexperienced new journalists, providing editorial support to media houses, providing grants to innovative projects, promoting joint productions, facilitating interaction with the media audiences and sensitizing media and audiences to hate speech.
Horticulture Market Acceleration Program (HortiMAP) final evaluation The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands is supporting  TechnoServe, and BiD Network to implement the Horticulture Market Acceleration Program (HortiMAP) over period from November 2020 – December 2024) . 
The overall goal of the project is to transform the horticulture sector to a modern, efficient, competitive, technology, and knowledge-driven sector through increased productivity, reduced food losses, improved access to rewarding markets, strengthened resilience to shocks, and a strong and facilitating government. 
By fostering a competitive and inclusive horticultural sector in Uganda, the program will increase incomes for 31,000 farmers, create nearly 12,000 jobs in horticulture, and improve access to fruits and vegetables products for 250,000 households. A final evaluation is to be conducted by a consulting firm called BKP Economic Advisors under the supervision of EKN.
Advancing Resilience and Inclusive Health Systems for Everyone in Mali The project aims to significantly reduce maternal and child mortality by addressing key gaps in climate-smart healthcare infrastructure, human resources, essential drugs, and overall service quality within health facilities. While PBF holds a central role the project will emphasize communities, rectify healthcare disparities, and enhance the overall quality of preventive and curative services, remove access barriers. The approach will target adolescents, aiming to impact on fertility, reduce stunting, and instill lasting behavioral change. Rooted in the commitment to mitigating inequalities, the project aligns with Mali's structural reform (RAMU), envisioning a streamlined healthcare financing mechanism that reduces financial barriers to access.
Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC) - Grant Migration and Displacement (2024-2029) The overall objective of this project is to strengthen community resilience against human trafficking and smuggling operations
in hotspot areas of Sahel region and Pakistan by strengthening local and regional multistakeholder networks and local civil
society responses.

To achieve the project’s objective, the Resilience Fund will identify an agreed number of civil society actors/in-country
partners to support localised interventions. The Gi-TOC proposes two main components to empower local civil society actors
that act as first responders to human trafficking and smuggling in the absence of adequate state or international support. The
project will provide holistic support to its beneficiaries and provide platforms to share perspectives and coordinate their
programs with multi-stakeholders including at a regional level through both:

A. Direct financial support to local civil society actors (hereafter referred to as in-country partners)
B. Capacity strengthening of in-country partners
DSH-HH SBK 2024 Oxfam Novib Humanitarian system transformation through local humanitarian leadership The aim of Oxfam Novib's project is that crisis-affected people benefit from a more equal, risk-informed, and better funded locally-led humanitarian system. Three outcomes have been developed:
1: More equitable & locally-led humanitarian system
2: More risk-informed & safe humanitarian system
3: Increased quality & quantity of humanitarian funding managed by LNHAs

The project will critically reflect on existing power structures, patterns and relationships; and use diverse perspectives/disciplines to advance practical, iterative joint learning for systems change & empowering local partners.

Strengthening National Reference Groups and facilitation of local partners in coordination and decision-making structures is key to Outcome 1.  Under Outcome 2 Risk-sharing will be addressed from the local perspective using network models and innovation labs. Under Outcome 3 locally led models will be replicated & scaled and quality funding to local actors increased.
Evaluation du projet gouvernance locale et cohesion sociale(GOLCOS) Dans la perspective d’opérationnaliser son plan multi-annuel (MACS) 2023-2026 pour la stabilisation des communautés , nous souhaitons réaliser une évaluation à mi-parcours du projet GOLCOS. Il s’agit concrètement d’effectuer un examen critique de nos interventions au vu de la montée des conflits communautaires et la faiblesse de la gouvernance locale. Cette évaluation permettra de formuler des recommandations pertinentes pour d’une part adapter et/ou renforcer nos interventions en cours si nécessaire et d’autre part identifier les niches d’opportunités non encore ou pas suffisamment adressées. Aussi, l’Ambassade des Pays-Bas au Burkina Faso sollicite les services d’un·e consultant·e, ou d’un bureau d’étude pour réaliser l’évaluation à mi-parcours du projet GOLCOS
Lionesses of Africa (LoA) is organising a second high level Startup! Night Africa Event in The Hague on June 11, 2024 with Amb. Women’s Rights and Gen Lionesses of Africa (LoA) is organising a second high level Startup! Night Africa Event in The Hague on June 11, 2024 with Amb. Women’s Rights and Gen
Empowering Women from Artsakh This project will empower Artsakh parents of children with special needs to generate income and give them the opportunity to socialize with other parents. They will participate in courses where they learn to bake bread and pastries, and are taught strategies on how to sell their products without leaving their home. They will also participate in psychological sessions to discuss the challenges they face as Artsakh parents of children with special needs.
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Subsidy Asylum Access Localization subsidy framework DSH-MO 2024-2029 - "Scaling Refugee Leadership Through the Resourcing Refugee Leadership" The project aims to weave together direct funding, capacity building, and meaningful participation in order to address the systemic exclusion of RLOs and the communities they support and scale sustainable, community-led solutions aimed at legal services, livelihoods programming, education, access to essential infrastructure, and more. Through its flexible and sizable direct funding, Asylum Access will ensure that RLOs have the financing they need to both grow their programming to meet community needs and to participate in key decision making spaces. In order to support effective RLO programming and  sustainability, equitable and localized capacity building models will be used to collaboratively address barriers to impact. Finally, in order to ensure participation in decision making is meaningful, the project will support grantees to prepare for successful advocacy and advocates to institutions for more meaningful inclusion.
Fluorescent The project aims to empower Kosovo's queer community by establishing safe spaces rooted in human rights principles and fostering active engagement within the LGBTQ+ spectrum. Through workshops, discussions, and public awareness initiatives, it strives to create an inclusive environment where LGBTQ+ individuals can freely express themselves and contribute to the advancement of queer rights. Further, it plans 40 public events in LGBTQ safe spaces, with 3K direct participants and reach over 100K citizens.
ICRC in the RCRC Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Movement Hub and Roadmap: Implementing the adopted MHPSS policy & resolution This contribution enables ICRC to fully engage in transforming the IFRC Psychosocial Centre to a Movement wide MHPSS Hub with a shared and sustainable governance model. The Hub will bolster the impact of the Movement in providing access to MHPSS in varying types of crises worldwide, and strengthen Movement wide cooperation, complementarity and division of labor in general. 

This is a specific contribution in addition to the Netherlands  unearmarked support to the Movement, which is provided on the  understanding that the development and operationalization of the Hub requires enhanced efforts and involvement for which the ICRC and the Movement risk to lack resources, given the current accumulation of crises. This temporary addition ensures that ICRC expertise, linked to its mandate, will be well embedded in the set-up of the Hub. Moreover, it supports implementing the MHPSS Roadmap  until the 34th RCRC Conference, and consultations and work of the Hub in the year thereafter.
Anticipatory Humanitarian Action for Displacement (AHEAD) The Anticipatory Humanitarian Action for Displacement (AHEAD) programme of the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) is focused on a reduction of upward pressure on humanitarian needs due to conflict-induced displacement, through expansion of anticipatory action (AA) approaches, which will enable a more timely, dignified, efficient and sustainable humanitarian response. The DRC will focus on anticipatory action data models and approaches using local and global data for insightful local level analysis to help humanitarian actors’ decisions in deploying humanitarian assistance.

The programme will focus on:
- ensuring that humanitarian actors can easily access accurate DRC displacement models
- expanding existing DRC AA methods for conflict-induced displacement, fostering inclusive practices for local actors
- building the evidence base: piloting our AA approaches, and commission robust evaluation.
- engaging with policymakers to build a supportive environment for the expansion of AA.
OECD Tax and Development - Mainstreaming phase 2 The ultimate objective of the OECD’s tax and development work is to support efficient, equitable and sustainable tax systems.  To reach its goal, the OECD, in close collaboration with key international and regional organisations, helps developing countries 1) understand, 2) contribute to and 3) align with OECD standards, and good practices on tax matters that require international collaboration.  The OECD also works toward combatting illicit financial flows by enabling them to realise the benefits of transparency and exchange of information. It supports governments with a wide range of tax related topics,  through the implementation process of standards, to undertaking peer reviews to ensure commitments are met, as well as collecting and analysing high-quality revenue data to support the design of tax policy to meet a range of government objectives.
Empowering civil society towards awareness, protection and management of Ramsar sites for water, health, livelihoods and enhanced climate resilience. Despite their critical role in the local hydrological cycle, wetlands in Zimbabwe, especially in urban areas are increasingly destroyed or degraded by formal and informal development, agriculture, and mining activities. Authorities responsible for their protection, especially city councils and the Environmental Management Agency, have been largely ineffective in halting the destruction of these ecosystems. Past successes in protecting these spaces show the critical role of the public in supporting their preservation.

With a focus on Harare, this project works with the public, media, community groups and policymakers to increase knowledge and awareness of wetlands; creates and/or capacitates community-based organisations adjacent to wetlands to respond to threats; and supports the preparation of local civil society organisations to participate at Ramsar COP15 which Zimbabwe is hosting in 2025 providing a critical opportunity to engage on the subject with local and international actors.
NIA 400000610-06 / Revision of Audit of the IMPACT2 (4*4276) project of Pathfinder (2020-2022)  by KMPG Benin NIA 400000610-06 / Revision of Audit of the IMPACT2 (4*4276) project of Pathfinder (2020-2022)  by KMPG Benin
Dutch Research Agenda (NWA) programme on 'Adaptive Delta Management Bangladesh-Netherlands' Through knowledge development, the NWA programme 'Adaptive Delta Management Bangladesh-Netherlands' aims to contribute to sustainable and knowledge-informed policy on adaptive delta management (ADM) and its implementation under the BDP2100. The programme contributes to securing knowledge gained in the past, and facilitates integration in further knowledge development that accelerates implementation of ADM in Bangladesh and in the Netherlands.
The programme delivers concrete insights and action perspectives for policy and practitioners for future-proof delta management and develops an effective interface for (knowledge) interactions around ADM between science, policy and practice.
To reach above result an action based research programme will be executed. To start an expert meeting will be organised with experts from Bangladesh, the Netherlands and international organisations in which the focus of the programme will be further sharpened. Basis for the discussion is the BDP2100 Knowledge
Media Freedom and Access to Information in the Age of Artificial Intelligence With the adoption of AI still nascent in Zimbabwe, there is need to move very quickly in strategic advocacy to develop a policy on AI in  that promotes access to information and media freedom. This intervention will result in the development of a legal framework on AI and media freedom in Zimbabwe; a policy brief with guidelines and recommendations for policymakers, media organizations, and journalists to ensure the responsible and ethical deployment of AI technologies that respect privacy, freedom of expression, access to information and protect media freedom and human rights; and, strengthen the capacities of policy and legislative makers, journalists on use and adoption of AI and its implications on media freedom, access to information, privacy and freedom of expression.
Scaling up climate action with youth through water harvesting and agroecology in the Chimanimani District This project continues the work completed by PORET in 2023 with support from the Netherlands Embassy. With this grant, PORET will train 160 youth to implement permaculture practices relating to agroecology and water harvesting in 6 villages in the semi-arid wards of Chimanimani. Following intensive training and the creation of youth committees to oversee the work, the participants will be deployed to 3 villages per year to dig water harvesting infrastructure according to a master-plan for each village co-created during the inception phase of the project.
Promoting a Human Rights Culture During the 2024 General Elections in South Africa. The 2024 South African elections will be watershed elections. A huge shift has taken place in the political landscape over the past number of years and the Election Commission as the institution of electoral democracy is now facing its toughest test and will be confronted with more challenges leading up to, during and after the 2024 Presidential elections.
This project seeks to contribute to the management and resolution of electoral and community conflicts in South Africa, which often becomes violent and protracted, through peacebuilding and peace-making activities, including mediation, dialogue, conflict transformation training and capacity building.
Annual Learning Event - Security and Rule of Law - Somalia The Somalia team coordinates quarterly meetings with all consortia partners to discuss developments in the areas of security and rule of law. These meetings are primarily held online, but we host a three-day in-person event annually. This year, the event was held in Shamba, Nairobi, with costs covering catering and the venue.

The event took place in November 2023, but payments were processed in 2024 due to the policy support fund concluding on December 31, 2023.
Ukuthula: Women building peace in communities : A Centre for Mediation in Africa project University of Pretoria, South Africa Traditional leaders are the backbone of the rural and peri-urban landscape of South Africa, not only in facilitating the delivery of essential services to millions of people, but also in ensuring peace and security in societies torn apart by the legacies of the past and current governance failures. 
This is a 2 year project (March 2024 to February 2026) which has a  particular focus on women traditional leaders, addressing their unique challenges which includes the disconnect between them and key stakeholders at the provincial and national government levels. In addition to this, the project will train 40 women peacebuilders from across the country prior to the 2024 South African elections, in order to equip them with  with the skills to identify signs of emerging conflict and develop actionable and timely responses.
NL Business Hub mentorship programme for young entrepreneurs The mentorship will provide the young Kenyan entrepreneurs an opportunity to further expand their knowledge, skillset and connections. For the mentors, it presents a chance to give back to society and for learning from talented young people.
Use of CROP MICROINSURANCE  as risk prevention tool to increase resilience to the impact of climate change and opportunity for women’s empowerment. This proposal aims at creating economic opportunities for women in the agro-insurance sector. It is part of a bigger WFP activity aiming at improving food security by promoting innovative financial solutions to reduce the risk of natural hazards and climate change among smallholder farmers and cooperatives.
Training course for the Journalists in Preparation for the Journalists for Human Rights Award The project will be focused on the 2 trainings for the journalists interested and writing on Humen rights topics. There should be groups per 20 journalists. Topics will cover LGBT, violence, freedom of expression etc. It is linked with another project on HR journlists award, that we organize every year on December 10.
Enhancing Business Performance of Micro-Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (MSMEs) in Post-Conflict Areas in Ethiopia This Multi-Donor Action “Support for the Recovery of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Post-Conflict Areas in Ethiopia” is jointly co-financed by the European Union, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), and the Ministry for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation of the Netherlands. Outcome 2 (henceforth in this document referred to as “the (Joint) Action” on the proposal) is implemented by the GIZ GmbH. It is scheduled from 01.10.2023 to 30.09.2027 (48 months) with a total budget of 7,000 ,000 (EU contribution EUR 1,000,000, BMZ contribution EUR 3,000,000, the EKN contribution EUR 3,000,000). The Overall Objective of the Action is: To restore the local economy and build the resilience of MSMEs that are affected by the crises in Ethiopia, with a focus on the North of the Country. The Specific Objective (Outcome) 2 of the Action is: The business performance of MSME is improved.
IMF Global Public Finance Partnership This program will help countries build sustainable public finances by assisting them in designing and implementing sound fiscal policies.
International Labour Organisation Verdragscontributie. Op 28 juni 1919 kwam te Versailles in Frankrijk de constitutie van de Internationale Arbeidsorganisatie (ILO) tot stand, als onderdeel van het Verdrag van Versailles. Met deze constitutie werd de ILO opgericht. Het verdrag geldt voor het hele Koninkrijk.