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Accès à l'information juridique - Le numérique au service du renforcement du système judiciaire au Burundi et d’un meilleur accès à ses droits pour la De la communauté aux professionnels de la justice, la transition numérique permet le renforcement de l’ensemble du système judiciaire et un meilleur accès au droit pour les populations. Objectif spécifique 1 : Les capacités et les compétences des autorités judiciaires formelles sont renforcées et elles assurent la diffusion et l'enrichissement de l'information juridique. Objectif spécifique 2 : Le renforcement des mécanismes de réponses légales dans la province de Makamba contribue à offrir aux bénéficiaires une assistance juridique de qualité. Objectif spécifique 3 : La population connait ses droits, peut gérer les conflits mineurs et sait s’orienter vers les structures juridique adaptées en cas de litige plus important.
Freedom Press in Mozambique Promoting Press Freedom in times of Crisis This project aims to contribute to the promotion of a legal and political environment with more respect for press freedom in Mozambique. Towards the promotion of public dialogue, litigation and awareness raising amongst the main stakeholders, the project aims to contribute to an enabling environment where journalists can do their work without fear, intimidation and aggression, so that they can provide reliable information that is relevant to their audiences. For the lobby and advocacy oriented activities the target groups are the State and Government institutions such as Parliament, Constitutional Council, political parties as well as academic institutions. In addition to these authorities and decision makers, also media companies and their journalists will benefit from this project. Final beneficiaries will be the population of Mozambique who will have access to reliable, relevant and timely information. Four type of activities will contribute to the achievement of the defined results, namely (i) Organizing public events around the World Press Freedom Day and the International Day to End Impunity for crimes against journalists; (ii) Monitoring of attacks against journalists, publishing alerts and do lobby and advocacy to improve the security of journalists, citizen journalists and defenders of press freedom; (iii) Offering legal support for journalists in distress and train a network of lawyers in the rights of press freedom media laws (iv) and giving support in revising the media bills. EKN will contribute 185.000 EUR over a period of three years (2021-2023).
COVID-19  KIG response detention centres Reinforce the capacity of authorities to take measures to prevent the transmission of COVID-19 to detainees, and to develop contingency plans and implement them in the event of an outbreak.
Water, Peace and Security partnership – Innovation to Action The Water, Peace and Security partnership aims to prevent and reduce water-related conflict and turn the vicious cycle of water insecurity and instability into a virtuous one of sustainable water resources management, stability and peace.
Addressing Illicit Financial Flows EIP Addressing South Sudan's Conflict Economy: Supporting the Netherlands in developing an integrated approach
Ecosystem for SRHR at scale, including health research and health system strengthening, engaging with the market at the Base of the Piramid. Mobile pl Ecosystem for SRHR previous activity number is 4000001803 - SRHR ecosystem and CSW
AFGHANISTAN_LOTFA_UNDP_MPTF_JUSTICE WINDOW Geoormerkte bijdrage aan het nieuwe justice window van het Law and Order Trust Fund Afghanistan, Multi Partner Trust Fund. Het LOTFA is een Multi Partner Trust Fund onder beheer van UNDP dat gebruikt wordt voor financiering van de opbouw van een goed getraind en uitgerust politieapparaat. Het fonds is opgericht door UNAMA en UNDP ter ondersteuning van de Afghaanse overheid, totdat Afghanistan zelfstandig instaat is de kosten voor de Afghan National Police te dragen. LOTFA is,  mede door Nederlandse inzet, omgevormd tot een breder MPTF in 2018, dat zich richt op de versterking van de gehele justitiële keten. Veiligheid en Rechtsorde is het belangrijkste speerpunt van NL in AFG. Door bij te dragen aan het LOTFA MPTF kan de Nederlandse steun aan de justitiele keten in Afghanistan worden geintensiveerd hetgeen aansluit op de Nederlandse inzet op SDG 16, het V<(>&<)>R resultatenkader en bestaande V<(>&<)>R activiteiten in Afghanistan. Nederland zal tevens als co-voorzitter van dit window optreden in Afghanistan.
Was 4000004164 ivm budgetplaats - DRA Acute Block Grant Optopping II voor 4000001892 (4000003872) Covid-19 Acute humanitaire financiering voor lenigen noden Covid-19 via 4000001892
Projet Décentralisation Budgétaire pour de meilleurs services sociaux de base fournis par les communes Le projet est le résultat d’un partenariat entre plusieurs bail-leurs (Banque mondiale, Pays-Bas, Suisse et France) et le Gouvernement Malien. Il vise à accroitre la fourniture des ser-vices publics de base, la santé et l’éducation notamment, par les communes, à travers un double système incitatif : Ø L’accroissement des transferts budgétaires de l’Etat aux collectivités territoriales de façon générale, espéré à partir d’un appui budgétaire annuel du Projet au Ministère des Fi-nances ( Décaissements liés aux indicateurs ) , Ø L’amélioration de l’action des communes et des comi-tés de gestion des services de base, à partir du financement de performance constatées ; complété par le renforcement du système de reddition des comptes au niveau local
Vulnerable young people in- and affected by HIV are empowered by "Young Africa's" Technical Vocational and Education and Training centres in Southern MINBUZA-2021.924379 topping up bemo with from 10.500.000,00 to 11.000.000,00 eur
DGGF2 COVID-19 Response Facility: Securing business continuity of vulnerable SMEs and additional funding to current DGGF investees The COVID-19 crisis and its aftermath in the developing world presents a case for a dedicated DGGF2 COVID-19 Response Facility to safeguard DGGF’s impact by securing business continuity of vulnerable SMEs and additional funding to current DGGF investees. The EUR 15 million facility provides the Fund managers of DGGF track 2 with additional liquidity to support existing and new DGGF clients through the crisis and safeguard development impact. As the facility is meant to provide the Fund managers with extra liquidity in the short term but not alter the overall (long term) fund size, the amount of this facility will be deducted from the budget of activity no. 26664.
MAN Women and MHPSS in BARMM UNDP is expanding the work, reach and impact of the Women Insider Mediator’s Rapid Action and Mobilization Platform (WIM-RAMP) and other community organizations to cover all five BARMM provinces, with a special focus on MHPSS interventions. The platform’s members have expressed strong interest in this work and requested assistance in building the relevant capabilities and designing appropriate interventions, especially with heightened concerns from extremist violence in the SPMS Box area in Maguindanao province and significant local displacement. Over an 18-month period, UNDP will support expansion of capabilities of women to respond to these challenges, especially in implementing MHPSS interventions, and inclusion of RAMP’s resources and capabilities in early warning and response systems for community resilience. In addition, they seek to strengthen capabilities of the Bangsamoro Women’s Commission in advocating for inclusion of related policies within the BARMM government and to support local women’s groups in accompanying returnees displaced by violence and conflict in the region
Burkina Faso Judgements and reintegration of persons suspected from terrorist acts- UN interagency support. With support of several UN agencies realising judgements and reintegration of persons suspected of terrorist acts, including CT acti ons for radicalised detainees.
Support   to   pilot   Dutch   innovative   mobile   wastewater   treatment  plant  in  the  municipalities  Salfeet  and  Halhul  to  help improve wa RAM Mobile wastewater treatment plant - BluElephant
BEL Fight4Women The project aims to contribute to combating violence against women by working with two target groups: ? Elementary school children of both genders - gender stereotypes and behaviors start being established from earliest childhood, and solidify during adolescence. Hence, exposing children at an early age to the topics of gender stereotypes and equality, e.g. through school interventions related to these topics, is important as a means of preventing gender-based violence. The second part of the activities of this project is focused on identifying and challenging behaviors that condone violence against women, which the children manage to accomplish through interactive workshops and simulations. ? Adolescent boys - Second part of the activities of this project is focused on empowering men to play a positive role in stopping violence against women. These workshops invite boys to speak, show them in an interactive way what it means to violate personal space or how gender stereotypes affect everyday life. They do this by raising questions regarding what constitutes consent and what it means to respect your partner.
Support Democratic Values and Freedom of Information in Imereti Region The goal of the project is to enhance communication between local officials and locals resident in the Imereti region of Geor-gia, and thus increase awareness about local problems and obtain solutions. To reach this goal, iFact will create a team of qualified local journalists in the Imereti region (capital Kutaisi, the second biggest city in Georgia). The newly established team of three local journalists will cover problems from 11 cities and over 500 villages of Imereti and deliver clear messages to the local Government. The project goal is to help the local Government get as much information about their society's problems as possible and make their communication with people more con-tinuous and transparent.
Human Rights Monitoring of the GBV Court Human Rights Monitoring of the Gender Based Violence Court under the Support to Access to Justice, Security, and Human Rights Strengthening Program of UNDP in South Sudan
Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG) (ex 8848) The PIDG supports infrastructure project in low income, lower-middle-income countries and in fragile and conflict affected states at different stages of development.
Programme d’appui à la valorisation des Produits Forestiers Non Ligneux, phase 3 (PFNL3) The overall objective of the project is to improve the production and secure the income of the rural and peri-urban households - including internally displaced persons (IDPs), women and youth, through sustainable exploitation of Non Timber Forest Products (NTFPs) chains and improved access to markets. The will contribute to three (03) outcomes : o Outcome 1: Rural and peri-urban households-including IDPs, women and youth-increase their production and consumption of NTFPs and their resilience to climatic and security shocks around diversified and sustainable production systems (nexus humanitarian-development). o Outcome 2: Women processors, their organizations and NTFPs enterprises, through appropriate marketing for different products, improve their competitiveness and have better access to financing and markets. o Outcome 3: The government, local authorities and organizations in the NTFPs sector, through an operational and dynamic institutional and regulatory framework, facilitate the valorization, the dissemination of information and ensure sustainable management of forest resources including NTFPs.
Jappale  ma  -  Economic  empowerment  by promoting self­ employment of vocational training graduates  in Senegal The project contributes to the improvement of job opportunities for young  people.  It  targets young  women  and  men  graduates  from vocational training  structures  in the  regions of Dakar and Thies. The proposed project from the Positive Planet International, an NGO based in  Senegal, aims to set up an incubation  and post-installation     follow-up     scheme     for     450      young entrepreneurs between 15 and 35 years old. It is implemented in collaboration  with youth associations  such as RESOPOPDEV  and the  Vocational  Training Institutes, over a period of 40 months. This action responds to  the  3 priorities by: providing   technical   and   financial   support   young   people graduated  from  Vocational Training  Centres  (VTCs)  in  the creation  of their enterprises; integrating       and      strengthening       the      Ministry       of Employment's     support    mechanism     for     professional integration creating    a    framework    for    consultation    between    this Ministry,     Civil Society      Organisation      and     various stakeholders  involved  in the  vocational  training  and  youth employment.
Skills Development Cox’s Bazar Strengthening Skills and Entrepreneurship in Agro-Food Systems for the Host Communities and Rohingya People in Cox’s Bazar
Regional Mental Health Conference A conference on MHPSS organised by the four embassies (Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, and DR Congo) will bring the four countries and its governmental institutions, health care providers, relevant INGOS and NGOs, international experts and donor agencies together to agree on the next steps with the recommendations from the Amsterdam conference as starting point. The overall goal of this conference is to commitment of stakeholders in the four countries to invest in MHPSS.
Stichting Wings for Aid Foundation – Operational validation Stichting Wings For Aid Foundation (WFA) strives to resolve the last mile challenge of humanitarian aid logistics with its unique and scalable distribution solution, using patented self-landing delivery boxes and release mechanisms. RPAS solution with a cargo of max. 160 kg. Project entails the validation of the operational model.
Strengthening resilience of institutions and communities and maintaining a foundation for recovery and reconstruction through - Community  safety and Lack of inclusiveness in decision making at all levels, the spread of corruption, injustice, and insecurity collectively undermine the ability of the Yemeni population to live in safety and security and to have access to effective justice. To strengthen the resilience of institutions and communities, and to maintain a foundation for recovery and reconstruction on rule of law, the project focuses on the following areas: 1. Community safety and security initiatives: Diverse community protection needs, including those of women and youth addressed; 2. More accessible justice: Services for vulnerablepopulations, such as the poor, IDPs, women,juveniles and other marginalised population groups such as Muhamasheen are provided; 3. Gender justice capacity: Gender-inclusive rule of law institutions with stronger women’s participation and leadership in the delivery of security and inclusive justice services to women and girls is  enhanced; and 4. Detainee protection: Improvements in basic conditions of detention, access to education and training, and reintegration of detainees into the community after release to protect from stigma and ostracism improved. 1The project is people-centred, is geared towards formal and informal justice providers, and aims at a structured ongoing consultative process and bottom-up approach for building local ownership, developing local priorities and proposed solutions. It targets vulnerable groups, including women, juveniles and detainees. The project also supports a strategic approach to Rule of Law coordination and sharing of good practices, for instance through the annual Governance/ROL workshop and through a Project Steering Board. In this way, the Project seeks to have overall impact on the justice sector in Yemen. This is a scaled-up follow-up of the previous activity “Enhanced Security and Protection at local level in Yemen”, activity 4000002013.
Human Rights Day – Sarajevo Film Festival Overall objective is promotion and advocacy of human rights with special focus on the internet freedom under umbrella event of Human Rights Day at the Sarajevo Film Festival. In additional Docu Corner program will focus on public debate on human rights and award on the topic of the human rights issues with freedom of expression as the main criteria, while through the Movies that Matter workshop focus will be on capacity building of the human rights film festival organizers in the Western Balkan.
Luchtbrug met medisch personeel naar Suriname i.h.k.v. de COVID-19 pandemie en derde besmettingsgolf in Suriname De besmettingscijfers in Suriname zijn op record hoogte sinds het begin van de uitbraak. Door het oplopende aantal besmettingen zijn de hoogste risiconiveaus van kracht. De crisis is moeilijk te bedwingen vanwege tekorten aan zorgpersoneel, medicijnen en hulpmiddelen en de IC’s liggen overvol. Op basis van deze zorgwekkende situatie heeft Suriname een steunverzoek gedaan aan Min VWS (voor o.a. vaccins, zorgpersoneel, medicatie en overige medische hulpmiddelen). Daarop is besloten de luchtbrug die ten tijde van de 2e besmettingsgolf (juni-december 2020) in Suriname van kracht was opnieuw in te stellen voor een looptijd van maximaal 3 maanden. Dit betekent dat vanaf begin juni 2021 wekelijks opnieuw een groep van circa 10 tot 20 Nederlands medisch zorgpersoneel naar Suriname vertrekt om daar de Surinaamse ziekenhuizen te ondersteunen met de COVID-19 zorg. Deze medici bestaan uit onder meer verplegers, artsen, infectiologen, analisten en technici. Elke team van medici zal circa 2/3 weken in Suriname blijven. De teams wisselen elkaar dus af. Het Reinier de Graaf ziekenhuis draagt zorg voor de coördinatie vanuit NL en het werven van de artsen (op vrijwillige basis) en het Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken draagt zorg voor het regelen en bekostigen van het vervoer naar Suriname (per vliegtuig), en faciliteert overige praktische zaken (visa aanvragen, de nodige ontheffingen, afstemming met SURaut, het boeken van de hotelovernachtingen). De luchtbrug zal maximaal 3 maanden actief zijn, tot de hoogste noden geweken zijn. Het exacte aantal artsen dat naar Suriname zal vertrekken zal per week verschillen, en zal mede afhankelijk zijn van de behoefte in Suriname en mogelijkheden in NL (goedkeuring NLse werkgevers, beschikbaarheid etc.). Kostendeling luchtbrug: Min Buza (vanuit COVID POBB): - Tickets artsen - Declaraties PCR testen, bagage en verzekering Min VWS: - Alle overige kosten, waaronder verblijfkosten artsen, station manager, was, lunch/diner hotel SUR autoriteiten: - Lokaal transport
LUA Part. empowerment & leadership III Follow up of project initiated in 2018 and during this last phase, the aim is to empower 15.000 adolescent and young girls and 2000 boys, in the ages from 10 to 24 year’s old, living in the outskirts of Luanda, with the purpose of enhancing and strengthening their abilities to exercise social participation. The adolescent and young girls and boys are trained and empowered to overcome situations when confronted with gender inequality, are strengthened regarding citizenship, capacitated to pursue their dreams, have improved leadership and entrepreneurial skills and are able to contribute to the socio-economic development of Angola.
Strengthening, Protection and Economic Empowerment (SUPREME)  in Uganda * Increase access to decent employment and economic opportunities for refugees The overall project will invest in sustainable agriculture and value chain development to diversify production systems, generate increases in productivity and foster job creation. The creation of decent jobs, particularly for women and youth, is an essential element for inclusive and sustainable growth. The project will work to 1. Enhance financial inclusion and social cohesion among Savings <(>&<)> Development Clusters (SDCs) (Output 1). 2. Develop Sustainable agricultural value chains and non-agricultural enterprises (Output 2). And 3. Link young women and men from SDC member household to private sector employment (Output 3) these activities will provide a strong springboard for enterprise development in the areas of agricultural development, off-farm enterprise development (especially focused on agricultural value chains) and youth skilling and employment. The project is executed by a consortium of 6 partners, led by World Vision UK. The primary donor is the EUTF that requires co-financing contribution from all participating implementing partners. Each partner is responsible for specific project components. The activity to be financed by MoFA concerns the cofinancing part for SNV. SNV will be responsible for the challenge Fund, being part of output 2, and has the lead over output 3.
Biosafety activities to minimize the impact of the sanitary crisis caused by Covid-19. Covid-19 Relief for the Specialized University of the Americas
Contribute to Durable Solutions through Sustainable Returns and Reintegration in Iraq The comprehensive IOM Facilitated Return program consists of a set of activities centred around facilitating internally displaced persons’ (IDP) return and reintegration through efforts to mitigate the tensions that might arise when IDPs voluntarily return to their areas of origin or secondary locations, including but not limited to security issues, tribal conflicts, blocked returns, and/or perceived affiliation with the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). Through its localized and community-owned approach, the activities will engage IDPs, host communities, and Governmental authorities in the process of mitigating these tensions. Through these undertakings, IOM will contribute to the Dutch Government’s concrete objectives in Iraq,  including supporting migration by contributing to the self-reliance, protection, and inclusion of displaced persons, as well as contributing to improving the security situation via efforts that aim to solving displacement, restoring the rights of displaced populations, and strengthening social cohesion , more broadly, contributing to community stabilization in the targeted areas.
ACC Securing Peaceful Elections in Ghana The threat of electoral violence and its attendant risks to Ghana’s democratic stability, peace and security remain potent and higher in the forth coming December polls.  This  project seeks to ensure that  Presidential Candidates Peace Pact is signed by the leading political parties in Ghana.  Peace Pact have proven to a mechanism for preventing the outbreak of widespread electoral violence in the streets while nudging the contesting candidates towards due processes of judicial adjudication in disputes over official results of presidential elections.  The PCPP aims at committing  the two leading presidential candidates  to work together, before, during and  post-elections, to eradicate electoral violence, impunity and injustice in Ghana’s multiparty democracy. The National Chief Imam, the highly revered and loved leader of the Muslim community in Ghana, will be a Co-Convenor, with the National Peace Council (NPC), of the presidential candidates to sign the Elections 2020 Peace Pact.  The event would  take place in Accra not later than in the week of 23rd November 2020.
Independent Commission for Human Rights 2020 - 2022 The ICHR serves as the official Palestinian National Human Rights Institution and Ombudsman. It works to improve the protection of, and respect for, human rights based on international and national human rights standards, with a view to creating a democratic and tolerant Palestinian society.
Covid-19: Contribution to the SCHF Covid-19: Contribution to the SCHF for aggravated needs due to Covid-19. Analysis shows that Syria is amongst the most vulnerable countries with the largest funding request and biggest funding gap.