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EKN Tunisia program for job creation in the Agricultural Sec The Netherlands Embassy in TUNIS ……
Somalia Humanitarian Fund 2018 Unrestriced contribution to the Humanitarian Fund to address the urgent humanitarian needs
Contribution WFP Innovation Accelerator 2019-2021 and mVAM for 2019 Contribution WFP Innovation Accelerator 2019-2021 and mVAM for 2019
BOG-MRF-2019-05-Fundación Mi Sangre Fundación Mi Sangre - Gender equality for territorial peace in Montes de María. Developing capacities to promote g BOG-MRF-2019-05-Fundación Mi Sangre Gender equality for territorial peace in Montes de María. General Objective Developing capacities to promote gender equality and territorial peace in communities, through strengthening life skills and leadership of children, young people and adults and implementing local peacebuilding initiatives. Specific objectives 1. Strengthen life and gender equality skills of 2.520 children in the education system. 2. Develop social leadership skills with 270 young people and contribute to the implementation of 24 social change initiatives in their communities. 3. Support social environments among multisector actors that promote gender equality and the peacebuilding with territorial approach
TRI Cover application for small Human Rights activities 2019 TRI Cover application for small Human Rights activities 2019
TUN Access to Information: A key to demo The main aim of the project is to improve the capacities of journalist, members of civil society and activities to be able to make better use of the access to information law, im-prove the responsiveness of INAI and increase awareness on the importance of the right to access to information by among others: organizing capacity building workshops; creating an awareness campaign; creating a civil society coalition; developing a policy paper/guide-manual.
Integral Development Center for Policy Research and Innova-tion Advancement JoWomenomics aims to form a new independent nonpartisan think tank to establish a local resource committed to holistic, evidence-based approaches to tackling gender inequality in the labour force in Jordan. In this capacity, the think tank will train young researchers and lawyers to con-duct high-quality re-search on the different articles in the Labour law and other laws that impact women and communities. The Think Tank will also seek to improve the dissemination of such research to all stake-holders (including at the community level) to inform new perspectives on gender equality and inclusions, which prevents changes in policy from both occurring and from being accepted by the broader community
Promoting Social and Economic Empowerment, Well-being, Dignity and Safety of Conflict-affected SGBV Survivors in Iraq Improved wellbeing, social and economic empowerment and safety of women and girls (15 years and older) who have been affected by conflict in the Duhok and Ninewah Gover-norates in Iraq, focusing on women at risk of and those who have survived sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV)
From the Politics of Vulnerability to the Politics of Voice. This project aims to transform the politics of women’s vulnerability into the politics of voice through their active participation in the informal economy as well in social and political life of family, community and state through series of activities that center around but not limited to skill development for economic empowerment.
Membership International Development Innovation Alliance July 2019 - June 2023 Membership International Development Innovation Alliance July 2019 - June 2023
Migrant Resource and Response Mechanism This project aims to strengthen the coordination and management of mixed migration flows in Libya through the provision of enhanced protection and assistance measures and alternatives to onward movement. It does so by improving access to humanitarian services, by awareness-raising on the risks of irregular migration, health risks, available services and alternative solutions, and by improving social cohesion be-tween migrants and local communities.
Conf. ‘Revolutionizing health financing De conferentie is een Financial Times evenement in Amsterdam, geïnitieerd door het Joep Lange Instituut en in samenwerking met Pharm Access en DDE en DSO. Het Joep Lange Instituut heeft de conferentie geïnitieerd omdat zij het gebruik van mobiele technologie voor het op verantwoorde wijze bereiken van “Universal Health Coverage” (UHC) internationaal op de agenda wil zetten. Vanwege haar onafhankelijke status is het Joep Lange Instituut zeer goed gepositioneerd om deze conferentie te leiden. Voor BZ is het belangrijk dat de geleerde lessen uit de door ons ondersteunde samenwerking tussen de private en publieke sector in Nigeria en Kenia internationaal worden gedeeld omdat deze kunnen bijdragen aan een succesvolle transformatie naar betere toegankelijkheid en duurzame financiering van de gezondheidszorg.
TBL - Virtual Academy for Democracy Detailed description of the activity. hrough this activity, the Georgian NGO Civic IDEA intends to identify and train a new generation of “democracy champions” from throughout Georgia – young people who are leaders/influencers in their communities but who have not yet been engaged with national civil society and media. Using computer technologies, Civic IDEA will develop a study program for the Virtual Academy for Democracy, which 260 young participants will follow on-line for 10 weeks (in several small groups throughout one year) thus both obtaining knowledge they need to remain democracy activists, but also networking with their like-minded peers and meeting well-established Georgian experts. As  a result of this component, young people with a potential of bringing positive changes will be equipped with academic information, practical skills and networks for further growth (in as far as this is achievable in 10 weeks). Civic IDEA sees this as an investment into Georgia’s democratic and pro-European future. In parallel to this on-line program, experts from this organization will offer “live” training in hose towns which they will be visiting while promoting the Virtual Academy for Democracy. Here, 240 interested people – first come-first service basis, no selection criteria – will attend 4-5-day trainings on various topics related to democracy-building. While the organization admits that all the 500 people that it will reach out to in the framework of this project will not necessarily remain/become activists, it still sees this Democracy network as an important step in empowering grassroot people and giving them tools for raising their voices and getting themselves heard. The most active participants will remain involved with the organization and will be further helped by Civic IDEA experts to do common projects and get access to other relevant civil society initiatives. A significant added value of the project is the team behind it – founders and board members of Civic IDEA are well-known public figures who have been politicians, top civils servants and activists of a high caliber. It is this background against which the Embassy has weighted the chances of success of this activity as well as its sustainability. On sustainability: having created educational resources, Civic IDEA will make them publicly available and will continue fund-raising for recruiting more participants into the program in coming years. In that sense, the project is quite reminiscent of other short-term education initiatives, including those supported by the Embassy, such as Tbilisi School of Political Studies and EECMD’s Democracy Schools. At the same time, the organization intends to promote the curriculum of the Virtual Democracy Academy among universities to turn it into an optional course. The Embassy will be partnering up with Civic IDEA for the first time via this project and this bears a certain risk for us in terms of efficiency and administrative reliability of this organization. If successful, this can be regarded as a pilot project and be continued into another year.
Jemen_UNOPS_UNVIM_2019-2020 Contribution to the United Nations Verification and Inspection Mechanism (UNVIM) on behalf of faster import of commercial goods.
IDRC/CDKN Knowledge accelerator for climate compatible development Het Climate and Development Knowledge Network is een vraaggestuurd netwerk, dat ontwikkelingslanden in Afrika, Azië en Latijns-Amerika ondersteunt met kennis, onderzoek en technische assistentie voor klimaatbestendige ontwikkeling. Als netwerkorganisatie genereert CDKN goede en relevante informative, aangepast aan een specifieke context. CDKN versterkt Zuid-Zuid-samenwerking.
Community-led Edu, Awareness & Response Overall objective: meeting the immediate needs of conflict-affected populations residing in Yemen, through an integrated WASH project enhancing sustainability and resilience. Outcomes: Sustained access to safe, sufficient water supply – 42,527 individuals (6,075 HHs) Sustained access to suitable sanitation infrastructure and services – 87 ,500 individuals (12,500 HHs) Improved knowledge and practices at community level – 10,500 individuals (1,500 HHs)
Convergence core funding Betreft een bijdrage aan het lidmaatschap (subscription agreement) van Convergence voor een termijn van 3 jaar. Convergence biedt BZ een aantal diensten aan, die overeenkomen met de rollen van Convergence in de markt voor blended finance: (i) kennis opbouwen en verspreiden, (ii) het facili-teren van een netwerk om partners samen te brengen, (iii) data verzamelen en beschikbaar stellen aan leden en (iv) het vormen van een deal platform. Voor BZ zijn op dit moment de eerste en tweede activiteit van toegevoegde waarde.
BOG-MRF-2018 COVER BOG-MRF-2018 COVER BOG-MRF-2018 Umbrella  MRF Small Activities
Tunisia Compact with Africa Fund The World Bank, in consultation with the Government of Tunisia and other development partners is creating a pool of funds (the Tunisia CwA Fund)  for technical assistance, capacity building and coordination support to Tunisia. Activities supported by t he fund will reflect the development of the CwA policy matri x of reforms as prepared by the Govern­ ment of Tunisia and agreed with the G20. These reforms cover macroeconomic, Investment and financing issuesand should re­ sult in a more conducive legal and regulatory environment for export <(>&<)> investment promotion and entrepreneurship
Catalyzing the Solar Home Systems Market The project will accelerate consumer and market access to solar home systems (SHS) including small enterprise energy solutions for l ow-income, urban households in Mbarara and Gulu, two Ugandan secondary cities, by identifying and facilitating suitable solutions to access constraints.
Prise en Charge des Enfants des Rues Samu Social Senegal biedt een noodhulp aan straatkinderen en -jongeren die zich in een onveilige situatie bevinden. In Dakar leven naar schatting zo’ n 25.000 kinderen grotendeels op straat. Een deel is weggelopen of –gestuurd van huis, maar een groot deel zijn jongens die door hun ouders aan een mara-bout zijn toevertrouwd, officieel om de Koran te leren, en in de praktijk het overgrote deel van de dag de straat op worden gestuurd om te bedelen. Het leven op straat is hard en onvei-lig, vooral de jongere kinderen zijn constant blootgesteld aan geweld en uitbuiting. Samu Social Senegal biedt hulp aan aan die straatkinderen die daar behoefte aan hebben. Voor ieder kind wordt vervolgens bekeken wat de beste optie is voor een leven buiten de straat (terug naar familie, langdurige opvang in een andere structuur, opleiding, psychische begeleiding, etc). Dit gebeurt door zowel outreach (mobiele teams gaan naar de straatkinderen voor medische en sociale urgente zorg), als door tijdelij ke opvang en medische en psychische begeleiding van straatkinderen om ze zo uit een voor hen gevaarlijke leef-situatie te halen. Samu Social Senegal zoet voor elk kind een manier om te re-integreren in de maatschappij dor ofwel te-rugplaatsing in hun familie ofwel door opvang en begeleiding door andere organisaties. Een belangrijke functie van de orga-nisatie is daarnaast het lobbyen bij de overheid en andere instanties om de bestaande wetgeving met betrekking tot het verbod op uitbuiting van kinderen en het laten bedelen van kinderen toe te passen en nieuwe wetgeving in te voeren. Een bijdrage van de ambassade zal worden gebruikt voor de volgende activiteiten van de organisatie: - Outreach (maraudes) - Opvang en psychische/medische begeleiding - Terugplaatsing in familie
BAK Education HUB The project aims to strengthen social entrepreneurship capacity of young females, in age 18-29, living in Guba, Gusar, and Khachmaz regions of Azerbaijan and empower them became an active member of their community through the development of small business, startups till the mid of 2020. To achieve its goal the experts of the Education HUB are conduct capacity building workshops (8 days), where participants gain a chance to receive an intensive training on what social entrepreneurship is about, how to write a business plan and develop a marketing strategy for social impact, and how to start moving towards creation of an enterprise.
UNDP-DPPA Joint programme on Conflict Prevention Preventing conflict, sustaining peace: a joint UNDP-DPPA programme on building national capacities for conflict prevention
Access to Justice for Vulnerable Groups Support to actors in the justice sector to strengthen their conflict-prevention capacity, strengthening of independent justice mecha nisms, improving coordination between justice sector actors
Strategic Partnership with SIWI to leverage overall engagement in World Water Week. This 3-year strategic partnership starting in 2019 will enlarge  overall NL engagement during the Stockholm World Water Week (SWWW), it will contribute to agenda setting of SDG 6 targets in international bodies in order to address global challenges, and it will contribute to the Shared Waters Partnership (SWP).
Psychological and Social Response to Yemeni People Affected by the Conflict Phase II The project intends to fill the gap of psychological and social response in humanitarian interventions in Yemen.Service Provision 1. Provide helpline and counselling services, clinical therapy and social referral to Yemeni women, men and children affected by the war including in the IDPs camps, host communities, families who lost their members/relatives, people with injuries and female-headed families in four governorates (Sana'a, Amran, Taiz and Aden). Institutional Building 2. Enhance the FCDF effectiveness and equality in service provision, monitoring and evaluation and sustainability by establishing a three-year FCDF strategy and a monitoring, evaluation system. Advocacy and Awareness 3. influence and aware the public, stakeholders especially decision makers in health sector, and civil society on psychosocial needs of people affected by the conflict especially women and children.
DDE Bijzondere Technische Bijstand 2018 BTB Verzameling van activiteiten (individueel <(><<)> EUR 250.000) ter voorbereiding en ondersteuning van DDE-beleid 2018
Combating impunity This activity builds upon a previously funded activity that was implemented from Sept 2016 to December 2018, with a focus on strengt hening UN response and coordination in relation to early warning and risk of electoral violence and human rights violations in the context of the 2017 general elections. It will build on the following outcomes: The good and solid partnership that OHCHR has established with the parliamentary caucus on SDG and Business, which is being leveraged to work on SDG 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions) i. The MOU between Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) and Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) that OHCHR initiated in 2016: it pro-vides the framework to ensure that SDG 16 indicators which relate to police conduct and fundamental free-doms effectively track government efforts in this ar-ea. ii. The ongoing support OHCHR is providing to the Gov-ernment of Kenya and civil society to collect infor-mation, compile and validate reports for reviews be-fore the UN HR mechanisms notably reviews before CAT (torture), ICCPR (civil and political rights) in 2019 and the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) in 2020. iii. The exponential increase of attention on Kenya in the last two years by the UN special procedures, notably the UN Special Rapporteurs on: freedom of associa-tion and peaceful assembly, freedom of expression, extrajudicial killings and violence against women. This current phase will address gross human rights viola-tions arising out of police impunity, with negative conse-quences on civic space, freedom of expression and the work of grass roots HRDs. It will amplify the work done by CSOs to combat impunity and leverage on its status as a UN agency to strengthen the voice, space and engagement of CSOs with the GoK and UN mechanisms and special procedures to combat police impunity. Serious concerns will be addressed by the UNCT through integrated analysis and coordinated messaging and response.
OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds 2019 Contribution to the Iraq, Nigeria, Turkey, Syria and Yemen Humanitarian Funds for 2019
Projet de renforcement de la Sécurité Alimentaire et Nutritionnelle (PRSAN) au Burundi Ce projet proposé par le PAM est un projet qui repose sur l’organisation et la tenue des cantines scolaires pour appuyer la production agricole locale. Sa zone géographie coïncide avec les zones qui connaissance une insécurité alimentaire récurrente et qui dans le même temps présente un bon potentiel en matière d’intensification de la production agricole. Le projet, en plus de contribuer à améliorer la nutrition, va aborder la question de nutrition dans son large entendement notamment en traitant et en renforçant des aspects de WASH dans les écoles qui bénéficieront de son action. Il s’attachera également au renforcement des connaissances et des pratiques sensibles à la nutrition. Le problème d’énergie de cuisson est aussi traitée en mettant en place des foyers améliorés pour la bonne gestion du bois de chauffe et des briquettes. Pour ce faire une solution intégrée est proposée au sin du projet en vue de mieux maîtriser le coût de l’énergie, unit et met ensemble des acteurs du secteur privé, de la population environnante organisée en association de gestion des déchets etc.. . Le projet propose de faire bénéficier aux petits producteurs agricoles locaux le marché du PAM et de les accompagner en vue de les capacités afin de concourir aux offres du PAM. Il est pour ce faire assisté par une solution informatique, et une plateforme qui facilite de regrouper les producteurs agricoles dans des structures, qui assure le suivi de la planification de la production agricole ainsi que la traçabilité de toute action qui intéresse tant le payement que la mise en marché des productions agricoles au PAM.
More frequent, visible and engaged Afrobarometer Surveys in Uganda Afrobarometer has 20 years’ experience in doing public opinion surveys in African countries on topics like democra-cy, governance and economic conditions. With additional funding they will be able to increase the frequency of their surveys from every 2-3 years to an annual survey. Further-more stakeholder engagement will be enhanced, closer and more targeted and innovative strategies will be adopted to improve dissemination.
Fostering resilience by Strengthening Abilities II Fostering resilience by Strengthening Abilities II
CT Summer Course Participation of 4 officials (2x Nigeria, 2x AU/CAERT) in CT Summer Course at the end of August, organized by TMC Asser Instituut
WHO-HIV/AIDS response for key population The WHO HIV and Hepatitis department seeks financial support to sustain and scale up the work on  the implementation and scale up of effective comprehensive programmes for HIV prevention, diagnosis and treatment for key populations (including viral hepatitis, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, Sexual Transmittable Infections and Tuberculosis).
Sustainable WASH for Recovery and Resilience Programme This UNICEF activity responds to the growing demand for sustainable safe drinking water adequate sanitation and hy-giene information in South Sudan where currently only 50 percent of the population have access to safe drinking and10 percent have access to adequate sanitation. It also responds directly to the BHOS Policy on SDG 6, Netherlands Multi Annual Country Strategy and the Netherlands Hubs of stability approach for South Sudan that will be implemented in the areas of Bor, Yambio, Rumbek and Torit. The activity is focused on building the bridge between hu-manitarian assistance and development by targeting sus-tainability of WASH interventions through community based approaches. Through this activity, communities will be orga-nized and mentored to participate in the provision, operation and maintenance of their water, sanitation and hygiene facili-ties. Awareness creation for communities to own their facili-ties will be central to achieve this target.
Max Nutri-WASH This project is developed to strengthen the impact of the already running Max Wash II project by adding a strong nutrition component to it. This nutrition intervention will in particular increase the impact on the reduction of stunting.
Wealth Accounting and the Valuation of Ecosystem Services + (WAVES+) WAVES+ is the second phase of the World Bank-led Wealth Accounting and the Valuation of Ecosystem Services (WAVES) global partnership. WAVES+ aims to promote sustainable development by ensuring that natural resources are mainstreamed in development planning and national economic accounts.
UNDP: Sustaining peace through the promotion of a peaceful, just and inclusive society in Tunisia - Overkoepelend programma op thema SDG 16, in-clusief focus op rule of law, community security, local governance, political processes. - Bevat verder ook volgende elementen: grants mecha-nism voor youth associations, flexibel component op gebied innovatie en SDG 16+ (ze zullen een partner-schap met HILL aan gaan), en directe link met Tunesi-sche overheid in support of SDG 16 implementatie, measurement, reporting etc. - Het programma omvat de volgende 3 doelstellingen: i) Operationalising key national institutions and pro-cesses aimed at promoting democratic govern-ance, consolidating the rule of law and fostering citizenship ii) Ensuring that communities, in particular youth, women and vulnerable groups, benefit from and contribute to efforts aimed at promoting local de-velopment, strengthening access to justice and security and social cohesion iii) Allowing Tunisia to demonstrate progress towards delivering peaceful, just and inclusive societies The programme will be implemented at the national and sub-national levels. The interventions at the sub-national level will be concentrated in the regions of Medenine, Tataouine and Gabes.