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Sebeya Landscape Restoration Pilot Project The activity is aimed at developing replicable and scalable approaches to landscape restoration that are relevant to the Rwandan context. In order to implement this activity, a dedicated window for landscape restoration will be established in Rwanda’s IWRM Investment Fund, managed by the Rwanda Water and For-estry Authority. The implementation of the activity will be supported by the ‘Embedding IWRM in Rwanda’  activity, and will be closely linked to the implementation of the HortInvest project and PSTA4, two FSN activities funded by EKN-KIG.
UNOCHA_CERF_ 2019-2021 Ongeoormerkte, driejarige bijdrage aan het CERF. The contribution to the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) provides unearmarked, flexible funding for a swift and effective humanitarian response to people caught in humanitarian crises around the world. This 2021 contribution allowed the UN to kickstart rapid responses to acute crises as well as support so-called 'forgotten crises' that receive low levels of funding. 51.5 million crisis-affected people in 40 countries across the world received CERF-funded humanitarian assistance in 2021. In addition to needs that continued to arise from Covid-19, people affected by conflict, natural disasters, disease outbreaks (such as Ebola) and severe economic disruption were supported by CERF. The support included shelter support, access to a sufficient level of drinking water, agricultural input, food assistance and healthcare services, including mental health and psychosocial support services.
Yemen Peace Process Support Program II Support to the efforts of the Special Envoy for Yemen and his Office to resume the politicai process and to reach an agreement between the parties of the conflict in Yemen. This pro cess and to be reached agreement inciudes broad and inciusive Yemeni-Yemeni consultations on a variety of transitional issues and both at Track 1 and Track II level. (‘Phase II’ in continuation of activity 28118 — support to ongoing UN mandate of the Envoy and his Office)
Support for the implementation of the 2018-2020 NDC Part-nership Work Program NDCP Support Unit is seeking funding to support the implementation of the 2018-2020 Work Program. The Work Program (and its associated M <(>&<)>E Framework, both attached) will serve as the guiding reference for the scope of activities during the grant period.
Fonds Verantwoord Ondernemen Met het op te zetten fonds kunnen risico’s op het gebied van mensenrechten, arbeid en milieu in de ketens van Nederlandse bedrijven in ontwikkelingslanden worden aangepakt, in sa-menwerking met hun lokale partners en maatschappelijke organisaties. Dit doet het fonds door ondersteuning te bieden aan de implementatiefase van de IMVO-convenanten en door – wanneer in de betreffende sector (nog) geen IMVO-convenant is - ondersteuning te bieden aan bedrijven die misstanden in hun keten willen onderzoeken en aanpakken.
Children of the Move Uganda This programme aims to enhance access to quality basic education and protection services means that at risk children on the move and learners from vulnerable host populations can learn in safe, protective environments. This, in turn, will contribute towards building their resilience and coping capacities in the longer term.
Empowerment of Elected Women Awareness raising, capacity building, best practices learning.
MAP - SNV Cabo Delgado Program SNV - Cabo Delgado Program It  is foreseen that over the  next 10 years the  exploration  of resources will transform Cabo Delgado  from one of the poorest provinces in Mozambique into one of the  largest contributors to the country's GDP. However, history shows that extractive industries  in less-developed countries do not always lead to  sustainable  and inclusive growth and that benefits may largely  concentrate  at national level and be shared amongst those few in power. Despite the  abundance o natural resources  and high potential  for agriculture,  fishery and tourism,  the coastal province of Cabo Delgado  is current one of the poorest  in Mozambique. Its  poverty rate is 45%, the prevalence  of chronic malnutrition is 56%, unemployment is 25%, with youth unemployment  2-3 times higher than of adults. The adult illiteracy rate is 68% and is much higher under women  than under men. In  line with the MACS  2019-2022 and Annual Plan 2019, EKN will support a rural development programme  in Cabo Delgado province. The overall goal of the intervention is to  promote inclusive, diversified  and sustainable development  in this province, making  the  most of projected economic growth  and opportunities  resulting  from  developments  in the  extractive industry. The programme explores the largely  untapped agriculture potential of Cabo  Delgado (availability  of good soils,  water and favorable climate), young labor force availability  and projected demand growth in the region to stimulate agricultural  development  and generate opportunitie for youth employment.  It  will take into con sideration  gender, climate and nutrition issues. The programme  combines  three projects:  (a)  Opportunities  for youth employment  (OYE);  (b)  Soy value chain development; (c)  Mango value chain development.  SNV will manage the implementation of the OYE project and the nutrition component. The Agha  Khan Foundation  (AKF) and Technoserve  (TNS) will implement the mango value chain and soy  value chain  projects respectively. The following outcomes are envisaged: 1.    Improved livelihoods and prospects for rural youth by connecting rural out-of-school youth with (self-) employment  opportunities  in agri-business. 2.   Increased family  farms income through the mango an soy production. 3.   Improved nutritional knowledge and behavior in the targeted communities. With respect to nutrition, the intervention  will improve hygien knowledge and behavior in the targeted communities. This is a 4-year pilot programme.  SNV will provide the over­ arching coordination  of all three projects.
Support to Child protection programme 2019-2023 The project will tackle: 1. Violence and sexual abuse towards children, 2. Child marriage and 3. Child labour. The programme envisages to improve access of children and adolescents, particularly the most disadvantaged, to child protection quality services. National, departmental and municipal institutions will become equipped to plan, budget, implement, coordinate, monitor and evaluate interventions and to enforce laws and policies in an integrated manner to create a protective environment for children, in particular for girls who are in danger of getting married too soon. The programme will engage in system strengthening and institution building, in advocacy and policy engagement, In evaluation, research and data collection and in developing and leveraging resources and partnerships. Youth-led organizations are important partners.
Workshop for Female Entrepreneurs Workshop for Aspiring Female Entrepreneurs (WAFE) aims to bring forth all the information and tools necessary to establish a business to aspiring WEDS and Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender/Transexual (LBT).
MJP Dutch Gender Platform 2018-2021 De gevraagde bijdragen van BZ aan het meerjaren plan van WO=MEN Dutch Gender Platform 2018 – 2021 betreft financiering van activiteiten van WO=MEN op gebied van lobby <(>&<)> advocacy, het verbinden en versterken (de netwerkfunctie), het signaleren en monitoren (de waakhondfunctie) en het verzamelen en delen van kennis. Met deze activiteiten beoogt WO=MEN bij te dragen aan duurzame ondersteuning van gendergelijkheid en vrouwenrechten (1), duurzame economische ontwikkeling en gendergelijkheid (2) en gelijke rechten en invloed van vrouwen en mannen en andere genderidentiteiten op conflictpreventie, -oplossing en vredesprocessen (3). Dit doet WO=MEN door met activiteiten invloed uit te oefenen op percepties en capaciteit <(>&<)> middelen van politici, bestuurders, NGO’s en vrouwen(organisaties) om daarmee beleid en wet- en regelgeving voor vrouwenrechten en gendergelijkheid te verbeteren.
Sustainable WASH Rohingya Crisis Since 25 August 2017 and onward, Bangladesh received 720,000 Rohingya refugees from Myanmar across the border in Cox’s Bazar (RRRC and ISCG joint press release, Aug 2018). The Embassy has extended its contribution to provide basic WASH services for the host and refugee communities under the existing WASH Integration project with BRAC. To address the need for continuing support and reduction of the enormous burden/tension for the host communities, Humanitarian community led by the Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG) prepared a Joint Response Plan (JRP) up to December 2018. BRAC is one of the key implementing partner of this JRP. In light of that, BRAC WASH programme requested for Nether-lands support to improve the quality of services and ensure the resilience in WASH sector. The objective of this project is to provide (i) sufficient quantity and quality of safe water, (ii) access to safe and acceptable sanitation services with secured FSM (faecal sludge management) system, (iii) services to ensure basic hygiene practices and standard in terms of landslide, flood and cyclone proofing to the targeted population in the host and Rohingya communities.
Nigeria / GBV / IMC International Medical Corps request support by the Government of the Netherlands to further combat GBV in NE Nigeria.
Skills Development for youth in Bangladesh To combat the problem of lack of relevant skills for the workplace, BYLC proposes to deliver online and blended leadership and professional development training that equips youth with 21st century skills required to enter the job market. The youth will be provided with career guidance and mentoring that would help them prepare for jobs. To combat the second challenge, BYLC Office of Professional Development (OPD) will focus on building strategic relationships with employers and help connect them with potential job seekers. And lastly, to boost job creation in the country and facilitate startup culture, BYLC will foster youth entrepreneurship by introducing an entrepreneurship curriculum and an accelerator program. The program aims to equip 10,000 youth with the skills they need to thrive in the current marketplace and build successful enterprises. Through this program, BYLC plans to strengthen its open online digital training platform with personal in classroom training and support that will allow youth to acquire these important skills to supplement their current educational qualification. Acquiring these skills will set the graduates onto a path of career success and entrepreneurial success. The training coupled with career linkages and job readiness skills and entrepreneurship support will enable 4,000 youth to access direct employment and help establish 30 thriving enterprises that will create 200 new jobs in their first year of operation and thousands of jobs as they grow.
BKR -National Council of ECI in Moldova The project aims to create a national policy framework that guarantees the development of a high quality Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) system, co-created by civil society through lobby and advocacy, cross-border and international best practice exchange and development of best local practices.
KAI/Enhancing Sexual and Reproductive Health of Women Liv-ing with and Affected by HIV in Egypt – Phase II KAI/This proposal builds on the successful pilot project “Pro-moting sexual and reproductive health (SRH) of women living with HIV in Egypt”, implemented between 2016 and 2018 with the joint technical oversight of UNAIDS and the Government of Egypt’s Ministry of Health and Population, and supported by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Egypt. The pro-posal aims to sustain SRH service provision in three key gov-ernorates already included in the pilot phase of the project, while introducing six additional governorates to the service provision model (9 governorates in total). The initial sites se-lected during the pilot phase will be gradually phased out.
Nigeria Wom & Girls Safety Healing Borno Promote Safety and Recovery for Women and Girls in North Eastern Nigeria
AST-Digital rights in Kazakhstan Enabling a safe environment for the exchange and dissemination of information on the Internet The overarching goal of the project is to enable a safe environment for the exchange and dissemination of information on the Internet by strengthening digital, legal and information security of independent media outlets. The project will aim at raising awareness of legal norms on how to protect websites and corporate and personal mails, how to mitigate blocking and hacking attacks. For this purpose experts dealing with technical issues will be involved as well as international experts from post-Soviet countries with relevant experiences. It is also expected that a Dutch expert will be identified to share theory and practice of the Netherlands as a western vs post-Soviet country. Result 1: Improved legal security of a variety of players in the media field Result 2: Improved digital and information security of independent media organizations Result 3: Enhanced dialogue between the government, businesses, media and NGO sector on the topic of Internet regulation and cyber security
BRA-MRF ODA 2019 CORR ECC TO GM BRA-MRF ODA-2019, Correction ECC light invoices to GM.
KSS Local Human Rights Tulip 2019 Fondation Hirondelle will work with the organization of the Local Human Rights Tulip 2019 for the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The award will be handed out during a networking ceremony organized by Fondation Hirondelle, bringing together a wide range of actors working with human rights issues to mark International Human Rights Day.
Africa chapter of Clean Energy Transitions Programme (CETP) Expansion of Programme to accelerate global transitions towards sustainable energy to Africa.
Women’s Rights Violations & Reparations Gender sensitive reparations for women victims of the armed separatist conflict
Extension du 'Sustainable Technology Adaptation for Mall's Pastorallsts' (STAMP) Extension du 'Sustainable Technology Adaptation for Mall's Pastorallsts' (STAMP)
Support to Global Partnership for Education GPE ondersteunt overheden in lage- en lager middeninkomenslanden in het versterken van de onderwijssystemen
Subsidie aanvraag secretariaatskosten IMVO-convenant Sierteeltsector 2019-2022 IDH, the Sustainable Trade Initiative, vraagt subsidie om het onafhankelijk voorzitterschap en de uitvoering van het IMVO-convenant Sierteelt te faciliteren.
DSO/MO Kleine uitgaven 2019-2020 Kleine uitgaven in het kader van beleidsterreinen van DSO/MO in 2019 en 2020
Improving the Implementation of International Law in Pakistan To ensure that Government of Pakistan is more effective in following through on its commitments to the Human Rights Treaty Bodies, p articularly within the judiciary.
Multiannual arrangement Advisory Centre for WTO Law The Netherlands funds the Advisory Centre for WTO Law in order as a means to assisting developing countries to participate effectively in the multilateral trading system
Amplifying voices for the Protection of Civilians: Improving standards and accountability of PoC and military operations Detailed description of the activity
Bijdrage Zuid Soedan Hum Pooled Fund Bijdrage aan Zuid Soedan Humanitarian Pooled Fund 2018
Support Budget Working Groups and Commit Support budget for advancing the institutional capacity of the Dutch Relief Alliance to respond to humanitarian needs in an efficient and effective manner.
Involving Men to increase Security and Stability in Eastern DRCongo (South-Kivu, North-Kivu, Ituri provinces) Contribute to gender-equltable peace by providing psychosocial support to familliesaffected by violens and preventing sexual and gender based violence by working with men and boys to transform norms related to mascullnities (phase II activity 28704)
Jordan Refugee and Vulnerable Host Com Jordan Refugee and Vulnerable Host Communities Project
BRA-MRF-2018-01 CIMI Indigenous Rights BRA-MRF-2018-01 CIMI Indigenous Rights <(>&<)> CSR Traditional Peoples and Human Rights: Challenges of a Nu-clear Power Plant To provide a channel for dialogue between the traditional peoples of Itacuruba, Pernambuco and the Brazilian government, through the Social and Legal support to these populations and their collective representations, Indigenous and Quilombolas, in the defense and protection of their Territories, given the impacts arising from the construction of a Nuclear Power Plant.
Regional Off-grid Electrification Project- SAHEL Contribution to World Bank program to develop off-grid solar  for households and productive use in the Sahel.
Leadership jeune pour la Santé de la Reproductive des Jeunes et Adolescents Promouvoir l’émergence de jeunes leaders capables de jouer un rôle significatif dans la mobilisation sociale et l’information des jeunes et adolescents et de participer aux prises de décisions concernant la santé de la reproduction et les droits sexuels en leur faveur.
Fonds Bestrijding Kinderarbeid BELEIDSKOSTEN Het doel van het Fonds Bestrijding Kinderarbeid (hierna te noemen: FBK) is om kinderarbeid in de ketens van Neder-landse bedrijven aan te pakken door 1) bedrijven te stimule-ren interne maatregelen te nemen gericht op kinderarbeid en 2) bij te dragen aan het uitvoeren van multistakeholderinitia-tieven om grondoorzaken van kinderarbeid lokaal aan te pak-ken (op en rondom plekken in de keten waar kinderarbeid plaatsvindt). Hiertoe volgt RvO een stappenaanpak. In de eerste fase sti-muleert en adviseert RvO bedrijven in onderzoek naar moge-lijkheden voor een project en opstellen van effectieve voor-stellen. Op deze manier vergaren bedrijven inzicht in kinderar-beid en leren ze om intern draagvlak te creëren voor imbed-ding van een project. Vervolgens dienen bedrijven een risico-analyse te doen om problemen in de keten te identificeren. Hierbij hoort ook identificatie van lokale stakeholders. De vol-gende stap is een lokale impact asessment. De resultaten van deze analyses dienen vertaald te worden naar een actieplan om due diligence te verbeteren, en een actieplan om in multi-stakeholder verband de grondoorzaken van kinderarbeid lo-kaal aan te pakken. De volgende fasen behelzen de uitvoering, monitoring en rapportage van de voortgang. Binnen het fonds wordt kennisdeling gestimuleerd en zal aansluiting w orden ge-zocht bij bestaande en in ontwikkeling zijnde MVO Convenanten
Result Based Financiering NL core contributions to humanitarian organizations such as, UN, the Red Cross family and a consortium of Dutch NGO's are based on multi-year contracts. Evidence shows that non earmarked funding is the most effective and efficient way of funding. Non earmarked funding should however be more linked to broader reforms, including reporting on results) as the Grand Bargain (negotiated at the World Humanitarian Summit in 2016) and proposed parameters of the Funding Compact under the United Nations Development System- reform. This consultancy will support efforts towards ways and means to galvanize international action around result based financing. Andere formulieren - New Item Page 1 of 2
Syrië_SAS-Fonds (Speciaal Adviseur) Dit project biedt het Syrië-team de mogelijkheid om kleine projecten te financieren die als onmiddelijke prioriteit gelden voor stabilisatie en capaciteitsopbouw van (civiele) actoren.
Policy Support Activities Fund for  the  Security and Justice portfolio in Somalia Financing modality for relatively  small supporting  activities within the framework  of the implementation of the Multi-annual Strategy  for Somalia  in the field of human security and rule of law (V<(>&<)>R). This regards various activities such as studies/analyses, evaluations,  exchange missions, coaching activities,  identification/scoping missions, pilot projects, workshops,  Q@E-assistance, organization analyses  (COCA) and other activities.
MEX-MRF-2018-01 ART19 ROMPE EL MIEDO MEX-MRF-2018-01 ART19 ROMPE EL MIEDO Building a national network of journalists to protect freedom of expression during the government transition period (2018-2019) Assisting the organisation Art 19 to run and extend  a network “Rompe el Miedo”  (break the fear) in order to promote and defend independent journalists.
TIR-Role of Religion in WB The Institute for Democracy and Mediation (IDM) in cooperation with its partners Belgrade Open school, Institute of Social Science and Humanities Skopje and Analitika Center for Social Research (Sarajevo) will initiate debate on “Exploring the role of Religion in WB societies - RiS” which will rely on analytical and evidence-based contributions generated through a competitive process (call for papers) and through contextual research (carried out by partner organizations). These contributions will be presented and further enriched through a regional conference debate with the community of decision makers, religious representatives, academia, civil society and other policy stakeholders from WB countries, the regional cooperation initiatives (e.g. RCC, RYCO), as well as European and international stakeholders assisting the WB region’s development processes and integration into Euro-Atlantic community (EU, UN, US, NATO, OSCE etc.) • Engage the community of practitioners and research stakeholders in analyzing the role of religion in WB societies to deliver insights on the current practice and pathways for strengthening religious tolerance, interfaith dialogue, social cohesion and democratic societies • Develop an informed policy debate and improve understanding, capacities and roles of WBs state and societal stakeholders including stronger public awareness to timely respond to challenges, safeguard WB region’s diversity and mechanisms that enable good neighborhood relations, resilient communities, democracy, human rights and, ultimately, prosperous societies
Enhanced Security and Protection The project is designed to promote the resilience of Yemenis, both at a community level and at a personal level of, notably, vulnerable women and juveniles in detention. It aims at improving the safety, security and access to justice and at responding to protection needs and supporting resilience in places of detention.
KAI/GBV in Schools II The proposed project has been developed based on the find-ings and lessons learnt from the pilot project “ Combating Gender Based Violence in Schools" which was funded by NL. The new phase will build on the progress made so far to roll put the tested model into more schools (particularly in Upper Egypt) and to continue breaking the silence on the issue of (sexual) violence against children in Egypt, insuring an in-creased number of safe schools which are free from GBV. The project will also more proactively engage men as "part of the solution" not "part of the problem" and mobilize them in the fight against GBV. It will also address domestic violence in order to provide protection for the girls at home as well as at school.