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ACC BUSINESS INTEGRITY PROJECT The project intends to strengthen the integrity of doing business in Ghana by coordinating a quarterly meeting of all key stakeholders in businesses. This coordinated strategy of GII is to help stir the fight against corruption from the compartmentalized approach to controlling corruption to a more comprehensive and inclusive approach where consensus will be built on strategies and workable solutions. It is intended to open space for the policy tripod (Business Policy Makers, Policy Implementors and Business People) to directly discuss challenges and solutions provided or commitments made to provide solution by the various public authorities representing either policy makers and policy implementer s. The specific objectives are:  - to contribute to the promotion of compliance to business regulations by private businesses and ensure service with integrity by the public sector, -  holding government accountable for its new business-related interventions - Paperless Port, National Identification, the issuance of Tax Identification Number by GRA and the issues of tax reliefs; - to help stir the fight against corruption from the compartmentalized approach to a coordinated and facilitated approach which uses consensus building to promote business integrity in Ghana Broadly, the forum will coordinate the deliberation of private sector challenges with corruption and consider current tools, approaches, mechanisms and legal frameworks employed to combat the canker. The forum will further seek to create a community of practice that enables businesses to share with and learn from one another, anti-bribery and anti-corruption policies that promote transparent and accountable business practices and build basic self-monitoring mechanisms that would enhance compliance among forum business sector participants.
Promoting Social Accountability Gh IMANI Two key aspects are involved in this one year application. One is focused on exploring accountability in the Ghana cocoa board herein referred to as COCOBOD, by exploring revenue management within the institution to improve transparency around the operations of COCOBOD. This will enhance the derivation of maximum value from its activities to support growth and development of the cocoa sector. Activities to achieve the aim of project include operational research on revenue management and advocacy. The second project is to promote social accountability in domestic revenue mobilization and service delivery in 15 municipalities in Ghana. This project aims at improving and strengthening the voice of citizens to demand accountability and transparency in the spending of internally generated funds. Activities will include undertaking an operational research for evidence and using same to advocate for efficiency in spending of local authorities. These two projects are countervailing measures to the embassy's support to the cocoa sector and that of enhancing tax revenue mobilization in municipalities in Ghana.
Improving Advocacy Capacity-Water Rights Strengthen local communities in the Srepok River Basin to raise their voice, increase their lobby capacity, and promote evidence-based advocacy, with the overall aim to achieve a better access to water resources.
Improving Advocacy Capacity- Land Rights Strengthen the voice and participation of ethnic minorities in regards to land rights disputes, by strengthening the capacity to lobby and advocate of  the Pioneers Network for Voice of Ethnic Minorities (in Vietnamese Tien Phong) to promote and protect their (land) rights.
Advancing South African rights The programme aims to address the cross cutting nature of gender based violence and discrimination based on race, reli-gion, gender identity and sexual orientation.  The focus is on sexual violence in schools; sexual and reproductive health rights; sexual orientation and gender identity in Mpumalanga, Eastern Cape and KwaZulu Natal.  The intention is to imple-ment legal remedies that serve as redress for women who are disadvantaged by unequal access to resources in a way that contributes to the increase of the escalation of feminized poverty.
Increased access to digital skills and business development support in Dadaab The intervention aims to contribute to enhanced self-reliance and increased resilience for refugees and host communities in and around Dadaab refugee camp, Garissa County, ,Kenya.
BKR - Versterking Maatschap. Middenveld Boekarest Versterking Maatschappelijk Middenveld
AMM HRF18 PROMOTING ACC&LOCAL GOVERNANCE The proposed project addresses the lack of accountability at the level of governance and the inability of the mainstream media to hold organizations and individuals accountable. This project will provide training and publication opportunities for a network of aspiring young journalists in Jordan. It will focus on using data-driven journalism to expose issues related to accountability.
Democratic Governance Facility II Multi-donor facility aimed at democratic governance strengthening capacity of civil society and state actors.
CIJA - National Committee on IHL Met dit project focust CIJA op capaciteitsopbouw van de Na-tional Committee on International Humanitarian Law (IHL Committee) – een overheidsorgaan met als mandaat de im-plementatie van UNSCR 2379 (threats to international peace and security) en het adviseren op de Iraakse Da’esh strategie aan de minister-president van Irak.
NL bijdrage aan het Joint Fund for the 2030 Agenda Nederlandse bijdrage van EUR 25 miljoen aan het Joint Fund for the 2030 Agenda ten behoeve van het behalen van de SDG. Naast het versnellen van een geïntegreerde aanpak van de SDGs op landenniveau vormt dit fonds ook een belangrijk instrument voor de succesvolle uitvoering van hervorming van het VN-ontwikkelingssysteem.
PPB ODA 2019 The U.S. Embassy in Sudan has been tasked to plan a joint "Road to GES" event with the Embassy of the Netherlands in Sudan to promote entrepreneurship and build awareness in advance of the Global Entrepreneurship Summit in The Hague in June 2019. This event should incorporate the local business community, young entrepreneurs, and interested youth for a day of sessions to promote innovation and build local capacity. In alignment with GES 2019, the local Road to GES event should include programming for companies that are already established but can use assistance, whether that be technical or financial, to increase efforts. A pitch competition that will bring together a diverse group of founders, investors and entrepreneurs to watch startups pitch their ventures will be organized, with a wild card for the GES in The Hague as the price.
SKO-Vidi Vaka Medium for Digital Natives The overall objective of the activity is to further develop newly established journalism trends in Macedonia and the region by publishing short video news with info titles in Macedonia and Albanian that will address the people in the country via social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and You-tube). The specific objectives of the project are: - Developing a media ecosystem in Macedonia by exercising professional reporting; - Aiding the freedom go media and freedom of speech; - Giving voice to marginalized communities; - Building youth audience and involving youth in public life and policy decisions; The following activities will be conducted in order to meet the above objectives: - 96 videos (1-3 minutes long) will be produced on various themes, promoting active citizenship; - 6 short documentary movies (up to 15 minutes) will be produced on different human rights topics; - 6 investigative video stories (up to 7 minutes) on rule of law implementation in Macedonia; - 4 op-ed videos (up to 5 minutes) with experts on different policy issues to be implemented by the government.
Enhancing the capacity of the Fruit and Vetable Sector to comply with Phytosanitary requirements for export to EU, other high end markets and regional The proposed project supports capacity building to comply with official phytosanitary requirements to improve market access and foster economic and social development. This project will contribute to improving the Ugandan plant health status and to facilitate trade and international and regional market access, particularly in the horticultural subsector of fresh fruits and vegetables (FFVs). It concerns a joined project with Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fishery (MAAIF). Co-funding is from WTO-STDF and MAAIF (in-kind)
KAM/ SRHR consultancy West Nile Region Pre-appraisal of potential added value Dutch support
Connecting Return to Development The project's objective is to reduce the vulnerability of Af-ghans returning mostly form Iran and Pakistan and contribute to their s ustainable reintegration. This is achieved by providing post-arrival assistance; by supporting and protecting migrants vulnerable to violence, exploitation and abuse, and connecting vulnerable migrants to livelihoods opportunities; and by facili-tating integrated community development to foster sustaina-ble reintegration of Afghan migrants in their communities of return. IOM heeft aan de grens tussen Iran en Afghanistan directe hulp en ondersteuning geboden aan 12.309 kwetsbare en ongedocumenteerde Afghaanse terugkeerders. Het target van 6.500 is hiermee ruim overschreden, omdat de noden gelinkt aan (gedwongen) terugkeer vanuit Iran onverminderd hoog waren gedurende de implementatieperiode.  Daarnaast heeft IOM 35.101 Afghaanse terugkeerders uit Iran en Pakistan met speciale noden ondersteund met case management en bescherming. 2.534 van hen ontvingen ondersteuning bij herintegratie. Ook bood IOM ondersteuning aan gemeenschappen in Afghanistan waar naartoe veel terugkeer plaatsvond. Met deze activiteiten kregen 52.532 huishoudens (ca. 367.724 individuen) toegang tot economische, sociale en psychosociale ondersteuning. Tot slot zijn 1.816 Afghaanse terugkeerders ondersteund met het ontplooien van inkomsten genererende activiteiten en namen 665 personen deel aan een stageprogramma.  Om de impact van activiteiten te meten heeft IOM vooral gekeken naar feedback van begunstigden in hoeverre de diensten voldeden aan hun behoeften. De scores hierop zijn positief: 97,5% van de ondervraagde personen gaf aan tevreden te zijn met de bescherming, terugkeer- en herintegratiesteun.  Het project had verschillende componenten die het doel hadden een duurzaam effect op partners of de doelgroep te hebben: trainingen aan overheidspersoneel en humanitaire organisaties, en herintegratie d.m.v. ondersteuning aan Afghaanse terugkeerders bij het ontplooien van inkomsten genererende activiteiten. Rond en sinds de periode van de implementatie van dit project is de context in Afghanistan vanwege de overname door de Taliban echter sterk veranderd. Dat maakt reflectie op de duurzaamheid van de interventie lastig. Ondanks de moeilijk context gaat IOM door met het leveren van bescherming en assistentie in Afghanistan. Nederland steunt deze activiteiten momenteel via het COMPASS programma met IOM.
JER - Protecting Rights of Journalists Protecting rights of journalists and countering anti-Western narrative
ACC - Opportunities for youth employment in Ghana ACC - Opportunities for youth employment in Ghana, Boosting green employment and enterprise opportunities in Ghana The action aims at supporting job creation in regions of departure, transit and return of Ghana, creating local ecosystems that facilitate the development of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and enabling the transition of local economies to green and climate resilient development. The Ashanti Tegion is one of the main areas of origin of returned migrants whilst Western Region is increasingly a location many Ghanaian migrants return to. Implementation will therefore take place in these regions. The action led by SNV will improve skills development for youth and women as potential migrants, as well as returning migrants in the Ashanti and Western regions of Ghana, through life and employability skills training for employment, coaching and mentoring into ( self-)employment or entrepreneurship opportunities and market matching. In addition, the action will support the incubation and/or acceleration of new SMEs or established companies willing to become greener or more inclusive.
MEX-MRF-2019-04 Migrant Shelter MEX-MRF-2019-04 Migrant Shelter Migrant Shelter Hermanos en el Camino – Support for both human rights/ migrant rights and (indirectly) support for the Regional Development Plan This will consist of providing humanitarian aid (food, shelter, medical, psychological and legal help etc.) to migrants from Central America, as well as South America, and Africa.
Jobs and Perspectives Application is part of the subsidy framework for Migration and Development. Concept note has been received on No-vember 16, 2018. Full proposal has been received on Feb-ruary 15, 2019. The revised full proposal has been received on May 14.
Clean Water for Gaza The project to be carried out in partnership with the World Bank and the Palestinian Water Authority (PWA) will help improve access to safe drinking water in Gaza through infrastructural and institutional development. Activities to be implemented within the scope of this project are an integral component of the Gaza Central Desalination Plant (GCDP) and its Associated Works. Investments will help develop a system of transmission lines, pumping and booster stations and service reservoirs in the southern and middle parts of Gaza that will be utilized to produce water supply (by blending different resources) which complies with WHO guidelines. Water will be supplied to the project area for a sufficient period every day, at a rate of at least 60 liters per capita per day (l/c/d) of acceptable quality drinking water. The project will also provide PWA with the technical capacity to help advance water sector reform for more sustainable service delivery.
PAN-MRF-2018 COVER PAN-MRF-2018 COVER 2018: Jaarovergang: corrigeren PPB's naar GM
ADD  DRYLANDS DEVELOPMENT PRGR BRIDGE The program is a farmer-led initiative that aims to contribute towards a vision where smallholder farmers in the  dryland ar­ eas of Ethiopia transition from subsistence farming and emer­ gency aid to sustainable rural development.
Empowering women to access justice and claim their rights at the local level The Project aims to strengthen access to justice and support services for women, building on IDLO’s previous and ongoing work to enhance the delivery of justice in Tunisia. The approach will focus on capacity development, while opening a policy dialogue on key hindrances to access to justice for women. This stems from the fact that "justice for women and girls is at the heart of sustainable and inclusive patterns of development and is essential to the aspiration of the 2030 Agenda". The close link between SDG 5 on gender equality and women’s empowerment and SDG 16 on peaceful, just and inclusive societies, is selfevident.
NL Contr. UN Joint Fund 2030 Agenda Nederlandse bijdrage van EUR 25 miljoen aan het Joint Fund for the 2030 Agenda ten behoeve van het behalen van de SDG. Naast het versnellen van een geïntegreerde aanpak van de SDGs op landenniveau vormt dit fonds ook een belangrijk instrument voor de succesvolle uitvoering van hervorming van het VN-ontwikkelingssysteem.
RAB LCF 2019-5 THINK TANGER Cultural Programme by Think Tanger in marginalized neigh-bourhoods in Tanger, with local and Dutch community based partners. Different activities will be organized for the youth of the neighbourhood Zouitina to foster the expression of crea-tivity and the creative skills in order to impact their urban environment through art and culture.
Strengthening the Global Water Architecture. Investing in UN-Water. Financial contribution to UN-Water
Sustainable Aquaculture The overall impact of the proposed project is to contribute to a more competitive and sustainable aquaculture sector in Indonesia, enable relevant actors to improve productivity and food security whilst reducing impact on the environment. The primary beneficiaries in Indonesia will be the private sector aquaculture farmers (farmers at the level of hatchery, nursery and grow out farms), who will be enabled to lower their production costs (due to decreased mortality, reduction of medication costs and more efficient farming methods), improve productivity and production and apply more sustainable farming methods.
Convenant DGIS-PBL 2018-2021 Steun aan PBL om te voorzien in kennisbasis onder het DGIS--beleid op de duurzaamheidsthema's
Financial contribution to the basketfund of INSTAT to realise the 5th General Census on Population and Habitat Non-earmarked funding to the special account for the preparation, financing, execution, M<(>&<)>E and control of the 5th General Census on Population and Habitat.
EMPOWERING GBV FEMINIST JOURNALIST Organization of Women's freedom in Iraq will offer traning classes to women survived from gender based violence in order to become feminist journalists.
Enhancing Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) in Kenya The goal of the project is to promote freedom of religion and belief by enhancing understanding of the right and promoting its enjoyment by all individuals and communities. The project will further encourage county government officials’ observance and compliance of the right as guaranteed in the constitution and international human rights instruments.
SJO-2019-AF-Comunicandonos SJO-2019-AF-Comunicandonos Memory, Truth and Justice for the 4 Dutch IKON journalists  murdered in El Salvador Fundación Comunicandonos and Asdehu will build on the previous project results, continuing with the communication and legal strategy that aims to demand justice and acknowl-edgement for the impunity of the murder of 4 Dutch Ikon journalists, accompanying the (now) open court case the general attorney of Salvador is to carry out.  This also in-cludes the promotion of freedom of expression and the safety of journalist in El Salvador today.Memory, Truth and Justice for the 4 Dutch IKON journalists  murdered in El Salvador
Verplichte jaarlijkse Nederlandse bijdrage UNESCO ihkv het lidmaatschap UNESCO jaarbudget bestaat uit een verplicht deel (vaste contributie van lidstaten) en een vrijwillig deel. De hoogte van de verplichte con tributie van de VN- lidstaten wordt in New York door de Algemene Vergadering van de VN vastgesteld op basis van het bruto nationaal inkomen van de landen. Op basis van deze lijst (voor de 193 VN-lid staten) wordt een lijst voor de 195 lidstaten en de 10 geassocieerde leden van UNESCO vastgesteld. Nederland neemt op deze lijst met een contributiepercentage van l,482% (corresponderend met 4,8 mil joen USD per jaar) de 14’ plaats in.
Delivering food and non food in the Berm Leveren voedsel en Non Food Items (NFI) in de Berm
SKO-HR-2018 Umbrella Allocation SKO-MR-ODA-2018 Umbrella Allocation for small initiatives (<(><<)> E 25K)
Increasing women’s effective and full participation in electoral processes by amplifying their voices in implementation of elec-toral reforms in Harar HAR Women Empowered for Participation in Electoral Processes Project  (WEPEP)
Strengthening Climate Resilience and Food Security through Livelihood Enhancement and Rural Innovation in Upper Egypt The project aim to leverage on a previous successful inter-vention by WFP in 50 villages in upper Egypt. The intervention will support smallholder farmer communities in a multi-dimensional way in 60 villages in the five Governorates of upper Egypt, directly benefitting 92,000 smallholder farmers and indirectly 460.000 community members over 4 years. The project will focus on increasing water efficiency in agricul-ture, doubling the income and productivity of farmers, strengthening ecological sustainability and increasing climate resilience of ecosystems and livelihoods. The assistance in-tends to introduce gender transformative approaches that encourages women participation and empowerment while being compatible with local traditions and customs. This project is in line with the Egyptian government efforts to offer respectively short, medium and long-term solutions and mitigation actions in coherence with challenges identified by Egypt’s Sustainable Agriculture Development Strategy to-wards 2030 lead by the Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture (MALR). The project also corresponds with the embassy’s development cooperation priorities in water , food security and climate change sectors.
BOF Humanitaire Hulp 2019-2021 Ondersteuning van de beleidsdialoog en -ontwikkeling op het gebied van Humanitaire Hulp d.m.v. activiteiten gericht op beleidsvorming, beleidsadvisering en dialog.
LAF Core Funding Support and LACSF Core funding support for LAF (Legal Aid Forum) for the peri-od of June 2018 – December 2021 to ensure the continua-tion of the NGO, combined with the management of the Legal Aid Civil Society Fund, to subgrant to LAF members.
Decentralisation of Property Tax in the Palestinian Territories VNG International will support the decentralisation of property tax in the Palestinian Territories. This will be done through 1) a pilot in a number of  municipalities, 2) support to the Ministry  of Finance to improve transfer processes, and 3) the  develop­ ment of a stategy and roadmap to decentralise property tax in cooperation with the  Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Local Gov­ ernment and municipalities.
Partnership for Cleaner Textile - Phase 2 Second phase of the Partnership for Cleaner Textile (2013-2017). The project intends to widen its reach and deepen its engagement with the entire textile value chain. PaCT works as a platform that facilitates cooperation between factories, brands, sector organizations, technology providers and local banks. Its objectives are to avoid water use, reduce wastewater, avoid energy use, reduce GHG emissions, avoid chemical usage, and facilitate the financing of ‘green’ investments. It consists of three components: 1) firm level advisory, 2) group of firm level advisory through the Textile Technology Business center (TTBC - established through PaCT), 3) enhance sector competitiveness through the Textile Sustainability Platform (TSP – established through PaCT) and market/feasibility studies. As the second phase of the project is intended to be the last phase, much emphasis will be placed on the sustainability of the platforms TTBC and TSP beyond the project period.
Saving Minority's Rights to Vote This proposal seeks to contribute to the protection of the rights of minority groups to vote, ahead of the 2019 general election.
Beleidsonderst IGG-Hub DAM-regio-4#3783 De IGG-hub heeft een explorerende en aanjaagfunctie, waarbij uitwisseling van expertise middels korte missies of onderzoek van beper kte omvang geregeld gewenst is en vaak op korte termijn dient te worden gerealiseerd. Hiervoor is een verzamelfonds nodig met beperkte beheerslast en verantwoording achteraf, dat naar eigen inzicht kan worden ingezet om kleine activiteiten, die de beleidsdialoog in de regio op de nexus van energie, water en voedselzekerheid zullen versterken, uit te voeren.
Building Local P/CVE Capacity in the Middle east through Community Prevention Networks in Lebanon and Jordan The Strong Cities Network will build six prevention networks (PNs) in Lebanon and Jordan that will bring together local professionals for the coordination and delivery of P/CVE activities with youth and other key stakeholders in local vulnerable communities. Creating a locally owned platform like the PNs empowers municipalities in the two countries to adopt a more focused approach to prevention and facilitates the coordination of prevention activities. The five key activities include: • Identifying general and local causes of risk behavior within the municipality; • Raising awareness about propaganda or recruitment tactics of violent groups among young people and those who work with youth with the aim of reducing their effectiveness; • Identifying and sharing knowledge about activities that could help to protect individuals or communities from being recruited into violence; •Motivating and inspiring other instituations and professionals to work with prevention; Developing ideas and suggestions for prevention of radicalization and extremism in the local area including further support programmes.