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Promoting Budget Transparency in Nigeria The P-BUT project is aimed at promoting transparency and accountability in public budgeting process in five states and the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria. It will build the capacity of 300 civil society leaders including women and com-munity leaders across the six project locations of Anambra, Benue, Cross River, Kano and Ogun States as well as the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), to engage with public budget making process with a view to entrench a culture of open budget process and make their leaders account for public resources committed to their care.
Accompanying the Congolese Elections_CRG Geloofwaardige verkiezingen die de legitimiteit van bestuur in de DRC herstellen waarmee nieuw geweld voorkomen wordt d.m.v. onderzo eksjournalistiek, het versterken van de stem van lokale media en de bevolking en politieke peilingen.
BOG-MRF-2018-09 Ombudsman/CREER BOG-MRF-2018-09 Ombudsman/CREER The main objective of this project is to strengthen the capacities of the Ombudsman's Bureau officers at the regional level regarding their knowledge of the “Ombudsman's Doctrine and Principles of Action on business and human rights”. These guidelines and core principles will give continuity to the development of the strategic Plan 2017-2020, which has the objective of promoting Human Rights as an important foundation for sustainable development by promoting the standard of due diligence as an institutional practice of public and private entities in order to prevent human rights violations.
KIG Training Pr.Prosecution & Registrars This project is a sequel to previous trainings by IDLO for the Rwandan BAR association and the Rwandan Judiciary. This training programme on international criminal law and transfer cases is intended for the Rwandan Prosecution and the regis-trars working on transfer-cases. The project will focus on 3 areas: 1) Strengthening capacity of international criminal law of national prosecutors 2) providing technical assistance in international criminal law to the Rwanda judiciary and 3) Re-fresher course on legal research for RBA lawyers.
Building the capacity of civil society and communities on sexual reproductive health and rights advocacy in Kenya. Trust for Indigenous Culture and Health (TICAH)  project seeks to build the capacity of civil society and communities to  ad- dress sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in Kenya. The project aims to integrate  approaches  to  prevent and deal with increasing opposition towards advocates and organizations implementing SRHR. The project also seeks to ensure that there is an enabling environment both legal and socio-political for SRHR program implementation in the country. The project under the accountability fund also seeks to stimulate government to implement the existing set of laws and policies related to sexual and reproductive health rights. The project further seeks to promote empowerment of women and girls. The project  will also complement  the already  existing work that TICAH has commenced courtesy of a previous one year grant that recently ended. The project will be a collaborative effort of TICAH and KELIN who will work with like-minded CSOs working on safe abortion, CSE and LGBTI issues in addition to complementing the existing efforts of other civil societies and institutions that are also working on components of SRHR Advocacv in Kenya.
BAM ADOLESCENT TRANSITION 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.
BOG-MRF-2018-02 CCJ 2018-2021 BOG-MRF-2018-02 CCJ 2018-2021 Support to the Colombian Commission of Jurists Advocacy and political dialogue to contribute to respect, guarantee and protect the rights of victims in the adoption of public decisions for the construction and maintenance of peace.
DSH_Libie_WFP_UNHAS_AIR Services Activiteit is onderdeel van een UNHAS operatie waarbij vluchten naar het Oosten en Zuiden van Libië gefinancierd worden. De UNHAS vluchten zijn cruciaal voor de implementatie van de projecten die in Libië worden uitgevoerd door VN organisaties en NGO's, waaronder de projecten die door NL worden gefinancierd. Niet alleen voor de implementatie van projecten, maar ook voor het politieke proces in Libië en daarmee de stabilisatie van Libië. Met het financieren van de UNHAS vluchten stelt NL de VN ook in staat om in VN 'bub' in Sebha (zuiden van Libië) te openen waardoor VN en NGO staf een langere tijd in Sebha kan verblijven om vanuit daar het netwerk met lokale counterparts te versterken en zo nog gerichter activiteiten kan uitvoeren.
BAK INTERNATIONAL ORG FOR MIGRATION This  document  concerns  the  appraisal  and  approval  to  finance and support the implementation of the project entitled "Addressing  the needs  of  victims  of  trafficking  in  Azerbaijan through provision of direct assistance and shelter facilities upgrade",  which seeks  to  assist  the  Government  of  Azerbaijan and the civil society in combating  trafficking in human beings by improving  the  protection  of  victims  of  trafficking  (VoTs)  and individuals   vulnerable to trafficking  through  the  provision of direct assistance and VOTs shelter upgrade.
Plaidoyer pour Accès Santé de Repro Le projet a pour but de mieux comprendre le comportement des jeunes ainsi que les barrières auxquelles ils font face afin d’adapter la communication et l’offre de service à leurs besoins. Le projet contribuera à lever les barrières socio-culturelles liées à la question de la santé de la reproduction auprès de jeunes. Les activités se dérouleront dans les régions de Saint-Louis, Sédhiou et Ziguinchor où le taux de prévalence de grossesse en milieu scolaire est élevé, auprès de 6 lycées qui comptent plus de 2.000 élèves et avec plus de 50% de filles parmi ces élèves. Les différents étapes : 1. Recherche et dissémination d’une « Analyse situationnelle, attitudes et comportements par rapport à la sexualité et identification des besoins en offre de services de santé de la reproduction des adolescent(e)s et jeunes (SRAJ) en milieu scolaire ». 2. Plaidoyer pour faciliter l’accès des adolescents aux services de SRAJ en milieu scolaire. 3. Formations sur les changements de comportements seront données aux personnels intervenants dans les écoles, aux pairs éducateurs, et aux bureaux d’étudiants. Aussi, une formation sera donnée aux prestataires des infirmeries médicales des écoles sur le counseling et toute la gamme SR/PF 4. Stratégie avancée dans les écoles. Avec le programme établi avec la DCMS, les Marie Stopes Sisters (sages-femmes mobiles) viendront dans les écoles pour dérouler des activités ludiques de sensibilisation et d’offre de services qui correspondront aux barrières identifiées lors de l’étude initiale. Cette stratégie permettra de réduire les obstacles rendant l’accès à la contraception difficile, en particulier chez les adolescentes (15-19 ans), en adaptant les activités pour améliorer la qualité de l’accueil, l’absence de jugement et de stigmatisation, le respect de la confidentialité et de l’intimité des clients, la mise à disposition d’une information de qualité et la gratuité des services. MSI SN s’est engagé auprès de la division de la santé de Reproduction des Adolescents et des Jeunes (SRAJ)  du Ministère de la Santé et de l’Action Sociale (MSAS) dans l’offre de services SR/PF à travers ses différents canaux. Un partenariat avec le Ministère de l’Education nationale, par l’intermédiaire de la Division du Contrôle médical scolaire (DCMS), chargée de la politique de santé à l’école, a également été signé.
Migrant Rescue and Assistance in Agadez Region (MIRAA) - Phase III The project aims at ensuring protection and direct assistance to migrants in need along the migratory road to and from Niger. Additi onally, the programme also reinforces sentization and awareness raising activities on migration and monitoring the evolution of migratory trends in Niger, and ensuring the sustainable return and reitegration of migrants to their community of origin. The project is implemented in close collaboration with the Nigerien authorities. MIRAA III was a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and implemented by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Niger, between 2018 and 2022. The project supported stranded migrants in need of protection and assistance. IOM mostly assisted expelled migrants from Algeria, who got stranded in Niger and found themselves far away from their countries of origin. Therefore, IOM provided them with voluntary return and a reintegration package. The project had an overall budget of EUR 14 million.   The project's aim was twofold: 1. to ensure the good reception of migrants in need of protection and assist them with voluntary return to their countries of origin. 2. to ensure the well-being of migrants after returning to their countries of origin.  The results achieved by IOM were beyond expectations. More than 40.000 stranded migrants received assistance in Niger after being expelled from Algeria. They were provided with shelter in different facilities. 84% of them expressed satisfaction with the received support. In addition, 3.589 migrants were assisted with voluntary return to their countries of origin. This represented 100% of migrants requesting such assistance.
POF 2018 MACRO ECONOMIE ET SECTEUR PRIVE BAM - POF 2018 Macro economie et secteur prive
Strengthening of Market Linkages and Technical Capacity for Agricultural Groups to Promote Income Generation in Cox’s Bazar. The project aimed to provide much needed income to host communities which have been impacted by the social, economic and environmental impact of the influx of the Rohingya refugee population at Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.
Core Contribution to UNEP 2019-2021 Unearmarked contribution to UNEP for the years 2019-2021
Humanitarian Action for Children (HAC) Bijdrage aan het noodhulp-appeal van UNICEF voor Venezuela.
Mobilising More For Climate (MoMo) Mobilising More 4 Climate is erop gericht om partijen, zoals entrepreneurs, investeerders, maatschappelijke organisaties en beleidma kers bij elkaar te brengen om vanuit een landschapsbenadering groene investeringsplannen te ontwikkelen die een bijdrage leveren aan het tegengaan van de impact van klimaatverandering in ontwikkelingslanden. MoMo4C is een opvolger van het eerdere initiatief MoMo4C, dat voortkwam uit DAWCA. Het voorstel voor MoMo4C is ingediend door drie samenwerkende partijen: IUCN NL als lead partner, Tropenbos International en het WWF.
Program Support Fund 2018 Bujumbura The PSFB will be used for small contracts related to as-sessing, monitoring or auditing new and ongoing activities in all three thematic areas to improve program intake and evaluation with the aim of better understanding and contrib-uting to our policy intervention logic and theory of change for Burundi. In addition, it will be used to fund small activities in support of programs and policy objectives.
11e Middelenaanv. IFAD bijdrage DSF Toegezegde bijdrage aan de Debt Sustainability Framework (DSF) van de elfde middelenaanvulling van de International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD XI)
AST-National Contact Point in Kazakhstan The global goal of the activity is to promote the implementation of business and human rights standards and practices in Kazakhstan. The key objective is to build institutional and organizational capacity of Kazakhstan’s National Contact Point for the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises. For this purpose, the following two activities will take place over the span of 6 months: Activity 1: Developing NCP’s internal policies and protocols; Activity 2: Learning best practices from the Dutch NCP.
Building Resilience in Education System Building resilience in Education in Iraq: UNICEF Iraq Proposal to the Government of the Netherlands.
Afghanistan Small HumanRights Activities Afghanistan Small Human Rights Activities
VPI-DCAF This project aims to reinforce the local implementation of the VPs using two complementary approaches that are essential for a better management of security and human rights. This will foster regular dialogues, enabling implementation of concrete recommendations to improve the management of security and human rights by actors in the mining sector in the province of South Kivu. The working group will include members of the three Voluntary Principals initiative pillars: government, companies and civil society organizations.  Secondly, this project will focus on a central element for improved security and human rights in the mining sector, the reinforcement of the capacities of the South Kivu mining police, through the organization of a human rights based training.
Promoting International  Criminal Justice in Africa through dialogue and capacity building at the Africa Center for Interna-tional Criminal Justice The Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) Law Faculty seeks support from the Embassy to continue to  promote international criminal justice through the established Center for International Criminal Justice (ACICJ). The ACICJ was established in phase one of EKN support from 2018-2019 and was sequel to an International Criminal Court and Africa conference that was organized by the Faculty of Law of GIMPA under the theme, “International Criminal Court and Africa: A Discussion on Legitimacy, Impunity, Selectivity, Fairness and Accountability.” in 2016 with support from the embassy. The second phase will consolidate gains made in phase one and will enable GIMPA to continue to growing knowledge on international criminal justice, its necessity, and the place of Africa within the ICC paradigm. The Center would sustain the conversation – engaging the greater international criminal law (ICL) community, as well – and serve as a focal point for ongoing research, scholarship and training on the ICC and broader international justice issues across the continent. The program of the African Center on International Criminal Justice would be organized around three core areas of activity: Re-search <(>&<)> Scholarship, ICL Curriculum <(>&<)> Degree Programs, and training's <(>&<)> short Courses. The program seeks to promote the ICC as an effective international system/mechanism to combat impunity worldwide, where offenders cannot be prosecuted in the national courts.
IMPACT 10-000554 : Support Fund Rule of Law IMPACT 10-000554 : A multi-annual funding facility for specific ad-hoc activities
Improving Perspective Displaced Persons The project aims to support the Government of Iraq in facili-tating community stabilization and to strengthen migration management capacity. The program addresses root causes of instability, displacement and irregular migration and works on the thesis that stronger institutions and cohesive societies will destabilize factors prompting conflict and/or irregular migra-tion. Youth will have the opportunity to raise and discuss con-cerns and proposed solutions with local authorities. This will contribute to increased trust in affected communities.
Omdorain Women's Association for Dev't Omdorain Women's Association for Development and Children Care (OMADCH), based in Omdurman, Sudan, supports women and youth displaced from the Nuba Mountains in  Khartoum State. OMADCH is proposing a series of events to raise awareness among displaced women,  especially those who work in the informal sector, to safeguard their human and legal rights. They  will organize workshops for  women street vendors, students and university graduates about human and legal rights. Following these workshops, the participants do outreach in their communities to  promote awareness of protection and rule of law. This project will enable displaced women and youth to know, embrace, and protect their rights, and to defend themselves in an environment in which  they are at-risk. The project will also decrease the harassment and violence displaced women and youth face in public spaces, and the rate of random detention.
DRA JR Somalie 2019-2021 Dutch Relief Alliance Somalia Joint Response 2019-2021  (zie voorheen aanvraagnr 4000002084 met tknnr 6004133 met verkeerde budgetplaats)
Char Development and Settlement Project Bridging 2019-2022. The Bridging of the Char Development and Settlement project will enable the Government of Bangladesh to complete the investment program of the CDSP IV project, provide an answer to the coastal erosion damage and develop an institutional framework and concrete plans and designs for future Char Development and Land Reclamation in the South East Delta of Bangladesh Delta.
Strengthening CSOs to promote the respect of sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights The Programa de Acções Para uma Governação Inclusiva e Responsável (AGIR) is the mechanism identified by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands (EKN) to provide coherent support to Mozambican Civil Society Organisations (CSO’s). The AGIR program’s impact is to have a “Mozambican society where its citizens, particularly women and other presently marginalised groups, fully enjoy their rights to social inclusion and gender equality, to retribution of wealth created from the country’s patrimony, to accessible and affordable public services of good quality, to basic civic freedoms and to political representation and participation; in peacefully and ecologically  sustainable environment”. This is an umbrella program that provides capacity building and supports Mozambican CSO’s in their capacity to promote gender equality and women’s rights, including LGBTI. Engages partners in lobby and advocacy towards inclusive development, provision of good quality services and government accountability especially in the extractive industry. It is one of the biggest support mechanisms to civil society in Mozambique, it is co-financed with the Embassy of Sweden, who has been supporting the program since 2010. Currently the second phase (2015-2020) is being implemented and the EKN provided its contribution to two of the four program pillars (2015-2017), implemented by two intermediary organisations namely Diakonia and Oxfam Novib (activities 27758 and 27759 respectively).
SJO-MRF-2018 COVER SJO-MRF-2018 COVER 2018: Jaarovergang: corrigeren PPB's naar GM
BUE-AOA-2018 COVER BUE-AOA-2018 COVER 2018: Jaarovergang: corrigeren PPB's naar GM
TBL-Anti-Discrimination Legislation Objective 1: To better enable civil servants of the selected municipalities and a ministry to implement all the provisions stipulated by the Law on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination. Objective 2: Comprehensive equality policy is formulated and adopted in selected municipalities/ministry.
Contribution EBRD MDA West Bank and Gaza Bijdrage aan het Multi Donor Account West Bank <(>&<)> Gaza van de European Bank for Reconstruction and Development t.b.v. private sector ontwikkeling in de Palestijnse Gebieden.
Bamako – Fond d’appui programme Santé Reproduction et Droits Sexuelles (POF SRHR) 2019-2020 Modalité de financement des petites activités de support dans le cadre de l’opérationnalisation de MACS 2018-2021, thème Santé et Droits Reproductives et Sexuelles (SDRS). Cela peut concerner le Financement de plusieurs activités telles que les études, les workshop, les installations de mise en œuvre, les petites activités à effets multiplicateurs des projets/programmes du thème SDRS, les missions d'échange, coaching, identification, suivi, ateliers, assistance technique temporaire, évaluations et audits spécifiques, quality at entry appui (Q@E), analyses organisationnelles (COCA) et autres.
Court Decision Observatory The overall objective of the project is to further close the gen­ der gap and to further develop socio-economic and human rights for women, by elaborating the observation of legal pro­cedures for women.In this initiative MRA will enhance, expand and Implement their online Observatory of domestic court decisions in women's rights cases at  www.marsadnissa.tn. A publicly accessible, online database of local court decisions in Tunisia, the website is designed as a participatory, practical tool for NGOs, lawyers, policymakers, public actors, and others concerned with women's rights in the justice system.
WAR Inciusive sports In June 2019, Belarus will host the 2nd European Games -international integrated sport competitions among athletes all across Europe. During international sports competitions in Minsk, the organizers did not always take into account the right of PwDs to attend those events. This is why the Office for the Rights of PwDs (ORPD) monitors the preparation and conduction of competitions regarding their accessibility and inclusion for attendees with disabilities and special needs as enshrined in the Article 30 of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, ratifled by Belarus in 2016. The ORPD will carry out a campaign to expand the inclusiveness of the 2nd European Games for attendees with disabilities and to improve future practices. A Paralympic athlete and Policy Officer of the Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport has agreed to contribute with her expertise to the campaign via participation in a round table with the Belarusian Ministry of Sports and Tourism and other stakeholders; she also will contribute to the EU Belarus Youth Event giving an added value to her visit to Minsk in June.
Women's empowerment through responsive governance To assist women and young girls in seven districts of Punjab so that they can contribute to reduce poverty, extremism, social and political gender gaps, and unresponsiveness of governance.
Partnership for improving prospects for forcibly displaced and host communities Partnership with IFC, ILO, UNHCR, UNICEF and the World Bank to improve prospects for forcibly displaced and their host com-munities by together pushing for a transformation from taking a humanitarian to a development approach towards forced dis-placement. The 5 partners will push this transformation by fo-cusing on the nexuses between, education, protection and em-ployment. The partnership will be rolled out in 8 countries: Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda. This Activity appraisal document will highlight the Partnership itself and the specific role and activities of WB under this Part-nership, which will be funded by BZ.
Support to integrated Water Resources Management at the regional level( in the Zambezi Valley, Cabo Delgado) in Mozambique and, the transboundary leve Proper water management is essential for the social and economic development of Mozambique and its neighboring countries. Due to pop ulation growth, climate change and increasing economic activity, water demand is expected to increase. To support improvement of integrated water management in Mozambique, EKN will establish an Integrated Water Resources Management Fund which covers five programs. Most of the support within this new IWRM portfolio will be delivered at decentral level (support to ARA-Norte and ARA-Zambeze) and transboundary level (PRIMA II). Engagement at national level will be maintained, as it is considered crucial for the guidance and monitoring of the Mozambican water sector (support to DNAAS/DNGRH) The EKN contribution to the five programs will result in improved river basin management and safe deltas for 1.250.000 people. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: a) extreme water-related events managed; b) flood risks reduced; c) more bulk water available through small investments; d) equitable allocation of water between users and countries e) water quality is monitored and pollution prevented; f) groundwater used in a sustainable way. A fund manager will be responsible for the provision of adequate support to strengthen the management capacity of the implementing partners in areas such as result-based planning, administrative- and financial management, monitoring, reporting and procurement. In addition to the Fund Manager, EKN will engage an Expert Facility which will hire, on request of the 5 implementing partners, long and short term technical IWRM assistance..