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International Task Force on Justice The international Task Force on Justice, is part of the Roadmap for peaceful, just and inclusive societies which was developed by the Pathfinders. The task force aims to accelerate delivery of SDG 16.3 and other targets for justice of agenda 2030, through building the evidence base for investment in justice and increase awareness of the importance to invest in this area.
Debatteren over ontwikkelingssamenwerking in de vorm van debatwedstrijden en debattrainingen Debatactiviteiten op basis- en middelbare scholen en MBO over ontwikkelingssamenwerking in de vorm van debatwedstrijden, debattraini ngen voor scholieren en debattrainingen als nascholing voor docenten. In het materiaal voor debattrainingen en tijdens de debattoernooien zullen stellingen aangedragen door BZ gebruikt worden.
Prg Supp Fund Rwanda Bilateral 2019-2022 This Programme Support Fund (PSF) will be used for small contracts related to the Dutch development  priorities as described in the MACS 2019-2022
ADD DRYLANDS DEVELOPMENT PRGR. BRIDGE The programme is a farmer-led initiative that aims to contribute towards a vision where smallholder farmers in the dryland areas Ethiopia transition from subsistence farming and emergency aid to sustainable rural development.
Strengthening Rwandan Civil Society Organizations’ Capacity to Influence Policy This project aims to market the role of CSOs to state actors and bolster CSOs’ relationships and participatory engagement with government; strengthen CSO cross-collaboration to meaningfully engage in policy processes; increase CSO capacity to conduct effective advocacy; leverage the courts as a tool for advocacy; and build the evidence-base and increase innovation around CSO impact.
KHA Supp. Demcr. Trans. Peace & Law The project aims to support the transition to democracy, law reform, access to justice and peace in the interim period. Activists, women leaders and youth leaders from marginal-ized areas will be supported in order for them to play a role in supporting the transition.
BAM Youth entrepreneurship & employment The project aims to contribute to the creation of innovative employment and social stability for youths between 18-40, while paying specific attention to returning migrants. It aims to do so by promoting the creation of employment, the develop-ment of a sustainable local economy and resilience with regard to climate change, and by positioning a system that favors the development of businesses.
DKT Social Marketing 2019–2024 MINBUZA-2021.1004749 4000002878 6004795-DKT-E-SP 2019-2024-Bemo Adjustment final signed - Betreft hier SSP1210499:adjustment 5 kolom - uitgevoerd dd 22.11.2021
BAG HRF WORLD PRESS PHOTO IRAQ There will be three photo exhibitions from the World Press Pho-to starting in Baghdad on the 1st June, moving then to Erbil and ending in Sulaimaniyah on the 20th August 2019.
Evaluatie IMVO-convenanten Conform het Regeerakkoord wordt in het najaar 2019 gestart met een evaluatie van de IMVO-convenanten. De uitkomsten en aanbevelingen dienen als input voor het projectplan “IMVO-maatregelen in perspectief”.
BUJ - Nexus support fund 2019 Small activities in support of the BUJ NEXUS skills-job for youth programme 2019, initiated by the Embassy.
Program Support Food Security und South Sudan 2018-2021. Program Support Fund Food Security offers finance for small activities to explore new options (studies and pilots) within the policy priorities, for independent monitoring of activities and for measuring results (baseline and progress) of the Netherlands aid program in South Sudan.
Core contribution UN WOMEN 2018 Voluntary unearmarked contribution to UN WOMEN for the year 2018
Verlenging Nederlandse bijdrage aan Sahel en West Africa Club (SWAC) 2019-2022 De vierjarige Nederlandse bijdrage aan SWAC loopt per 31 december 2018 af. Belangrijk om steun aan SWAC voort te zetten gezien prior iteitstelling Sahel als focusregio. SWAC maakt beleidsrelevante analyses voor de regio- en themadirecties, maar ook voor samenwerkingsverbanden zoals de G5, ECOWAS en Alliance Sahel. Nederland is in regelmatig contact met de SWAC-experts. Ondersteunen van werkplan SWAC met als belangrijkste doelstellingen: 1. Het versterken van regionale en internationale strategie coördinatie mechanismen en 2. Aanpassen van beleid en beleidsondersteuning aan de zich wijzigende omstandigheden. Deze aanvraag is opgesteld nav akkoord DGIS (memo 2018.504041) op verlenging van NLse contributie van EUR 200.000 per jaar aan SWAC voor 2019-2022. SWAC is ondergebracht bij de OESO (vastgelegd in MoU), maar opereert autonoom.
Violence Against Women in Political Spaces – A Framework for Assessment, Monitoring and Response Zimbabwe is a very patriarchal society and women in politics and leadership positions in Zimbabwe  are particularly vul-nerable to p hysical and sexual violence. Targeted in specific ways, this project seeks to address the gaps in identifying and providing support and rehabilitation services to women who are victims of politically motivated and state sponsored organized violence and torture in Zimbabwe due to their engagement with political spaces.  Through a comprehen-sive forensic documentation and support service to these women to enable legal redress, the project also seeks to reduce impunity and to assist in ensuring the political cost of violence on women in political spaces is increased for the perpetrators, thus reducing the prevalence. While women constitute 53% of registered voters, those elected only constitute approximately 11%, this huge discrepancy points to an hostile environment for women’s participation in seek-ing political office.
Mainstreaming Minorities in Democracy This project is a focused advocacy campaign for rights of religious minorities with regard to the upcoming general elections 2018 in Pakistan.
Small Policy supporting act ICB 2018 Activiteiten die bijdragen aan de verdere operationalisering van hoofddoelstelling II van het nieuwe Internationaal Cultuurbeleid. Het gaat om verbetering van de onderbouwing van beleid of ondersteuning van beleidskeuzes via kennisuitwisseling of –verbreding en/of het koppelen of uitbreiden van netwerken.
BIS - Digitalisering en Ontwikk. '19-'21 Verzamelbemo voor activiteiten en kostenposten vallende onder het IT4D / digitalisering voor (BH)OS traject
BOG-MRF-2018-05 PROFAMILIA BOG-MRF-2018-05-Profamilia Sexual and reproductive health services for transgender people in Profamilia clinics Design and implement in Profamilia clinics a model of integral care for Trans people, with emphasis on their sexual and reproductive health. The model will be focused on the expectations and needs of this population and oriented by the guidelines of the Ministry of Health and international best practices.
Study Visit - ICMP Sri Lanka Study Visit and Seminar for the office on missing persons Commissioners.
Contribution to GHA 2019-2021 Bijdrage aan Development Initiatives als deel van de financiering voor de voortzetting van hun Global Humanitarian Assistance programma (oktober 2018-december 2021, 3 jaar en 4 maand).
ACC - Supporting Program- Orange Corners. Extension of Orange Corners to other Cities in Ghana. ACC - Supporting Program- Orange Corners. Extension of Orange Corners to other Cities in Ghana. This program is tailored to replicate the Orange Corners program which is currently operating only in the capital city of Ghana, Accra. The main aim of this project is to reach out to more young entrepreneurs, who also need Orange Corners Ghana support, but live in other far away regions in Ghana. The distance makes it almost impossible for an entrepreneur to follow a training program in Accra. Furthermore, we believe that Orange Corners is set up to provide added value to the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Ghana, hence extension to most of the major cities in Ghana make objective sense. The program will not only reach out to more young entrepreneurs in Ghana, but also support these young entrepreneurs to replicate successful business models as a basis for their acceleration and growth. This expansion is in line with the embassy’s MASP 2018-2022, to create jobs, reduce poverty and increase trade through private sector development interventions as the present Orange Corners Ghana. The program will be extended to the following regions/cities in Ghana: * Kumasi – Ashanti Region * Takoradi – Western Region * Ho – Volta Region * Tamale – Northern Region
ALG 2018 Access to care migrants Algiers The main goal of the project for migrants In Algiers Is to im­prove the access to care In general for the most vulnerable mi­grants In Algeria and to Improve the access to psychosoclal care In specific for migrants that are victims of violence and abuse. This will be achieved by providing emergency accommodation to migrants and by strengthening the links between them and several aid organizations. The desired results are that vulnerable migrant women and children are able to receive support adapted to their situation and that migrants In Algeria have access to the care they need. They will be supported In restoring the control over their lives.The organization, Caritas Alger, provided objectively verifiable indicators that can prove the achievement of the desired re­sults.
Regionaal Actieplan Venezuela Crisis Regionaal actieplan dat bijdraagt aan integratie van Venezo-lanen in de regio d.m.v.: • Capaciteitsopbouw opvanglanden om ervoor te zor-gen dat opvangcapaciteiten aan intl standaarden voldoen • Protectie van en directe steun aan Venezolanen die hun land ontvlucht zijn • Sociaal-economische integratie in gastlanden • Dataverzameling (er bestaan weinig betrouwbare cij-fers over de omvang en details van deze migra-tie/vluchtelingencrisis)
Dutch Innovation Funds (DRA) Uit dit fonds zullen voorstellen voor innovatie binnen de humanitaire sector worden gefinancieerd. Het fonds wordt beheerd door DRA Block Grant Holder Cordaid.
SAA - SRHR in Conflict The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the im-provement of SRHR of Yemeni women focusing on the reduc-tion of mate rnal and newborn mortality and the total fertility rate in Yemen through the implementation of a voucher scheme. This in order to increase the access of poor women to improved maternal, neonatal and family planning services in the several districts of Dhamar. In concrete terms, the project will contribute to increasing: 1.) skilled birth attendance at delivery, 2.) ANC 1 attendance, 3.) the use of long acting and permanent methods of contraception. Through the voucher management scheme, poor and marginal-ised women and girls can access vouchers for a nominal fee which are distributed by local community workers. Yamaan works with two different types of vouchers: family planning vouchers and safe motherhood vouchers. Beneficiaries can redeem the vouchers at selected quality assured facilities for a choice of contraceptive and safe motherhood services, includ-ing antenatal care, safe delivery and complication manage-ment (e.g. management of pregnancy-induced hypertensive disorders and post-partum haemorrhage), post-natal care, and post-partum contraception. The voucher also covers transport costs and contributes to the cost of accommodation for a male relative. The service provider then claims back a pre-agreed fee for each service from Yamaan.
Access to Insurance Initiative (A2ii)  juli 2018- juni 2022 The Access to Insurance Initiative (A2ii) is a global partnership founded in 2009 with the mission to inspire and support supervisors to promote inclusive and responsible insurance, thereby reducing vulnerability. The A2ii is the implementing partner of the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS), the global standard setting body for insurance and responsible for inclusive insurance and capacity building. A2ii’s goal is to strengthen the capacity of policy makers, regulators and supervisors seeking to advance inclusive markets, particularly for low-income clients. This is done through the promotion of sound, effective and proportionate regulation and supervision of insurance markets based on IAIS standards. The A2ii is hosted at the Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH.
Results Training Juba Two days training on results based management (RBM) for staff of the embassy in Juba with the objective to increase knowledge of staff of: the Dutch new policies on development cooperation; RMB approach; thematic results frameworks and Theories of Change; the use of the Multi-annual Strategy and design of results oriented activities including the use of the new IT application for registration of results.
Onderst Mental Health & Psych sup Summit Consultancy t.b.v. meer communicatie, advocacy en financiering m.b.t. Nederlands MHPSS initiatief in NL en internationaal bij beleidsmakers, organisaties, overheden en donoren en samenwerking rondom MHPSS Summit in oktober.
Syrian Justice Innovation Process (SJIP) Syrian Justice Innovation Process (SJIP) - a new way of preparing for rule of law development in a post-conflict environment
Shule Yangu Campaign The ShuleYangu (My School) Alliance Campaign was initiated in 2015 as a response to the growing vulnerabilities public schools face from land grabbing and encroachment. The objective of this project is to accelerate the protection of schools against illegal land-grabs, support the government to issue title deeds to public schools, and support communities to own their schools
Core contribution World Food Programme (WFP) 2019-2021 Dit is de reguliere, meerjarige (core), ongeoormerkte Nederlandse bijdrage aan het World Food Programme. WFP is de grootste humanitaire organisatie van het VN systeem. WFP werkt met een rollend Management Plan (3 jaar), waarvan het eerst volgende jaar telkens door de Uitvoerende Raad wordt vastgesteld. Het goedgekeurde Management Plan voor 2019 stelt de noden vast op USD 9,8 miljard. Het operationele budget voor 2018 is vastgesteld op USD 6,8 miljard, op basis van verwachte inkomsten. Deze bijdrage is een Algemeen Vrijwillige Bijdrage (AVB) en kan dus naar eigen inzicht (ongeoormerkt) door WFP worden ingezet daar waar de noden het hoogst zijn.
Nutrition and Income Generation Intervention for Refugees and Host Communities in West-Nile Region, Uganda (2018-2020) This project works within the agro sector and aims at contrib-uting to healthier lives and more resilient livelihoods of refu-gees and hosts in the areas of West Nile Region of Uganda, which struggles with a shortage of locally produced nutritious food. The intervention focuses on improving access to and con-sumption of nutritious crops, and increase income for refugees and hosts in refugee settlement areas in West Nile Region. A consortium including a link with the private sector aims to ensure that the agro sector is sustainably transformed. Inter-ventions focus on: 1. Household nutrition: improving access to and con-sumption of 2. Market <(>&<)> Business Development: increasing income <(>&<)> employment from production and marketing 3. Capacities <(>&<)> Uptake: enhancing human, organizational and institutional capacity 4. System innovation: development of innovative activi-ties to improve access and consumption in protracted refugee situations.
Young Expert Programmes (YEP) Water, Agrofood <(>&<)> Renewable Energy, 2020-2025. Detailed name, in English or French, no budgetholder code and abbre YEP Programmes offers young Dutch and local professionals the opportunity to take their first steps in an international envi-ronment in Water (since 2013), Agrofood (since 2015) and Renewable Energy (as of 2020). YEP Programmes, through financial support (50%) or a tailor-made approach (access to Training, Coaching and the YEP Global Network) ,facilitate Dutch organizations with the recruitment of young profession-als for a period of minimum 1 or maximum 2 years. In doing so, YEP not only supports the creation of a new generation of international experts, but also helps to contribute to the SDGs which are central to Dutch development policy. Following a positive evaluation in 2018, YEP Programmes will be extended with a second phase in which renewably Energy is added as a thematic focus. The proposal concerns a request for Detailed description of the activity
External Evaluation Migrant Enterpreneur External evaluation of migrant entrepreneurship projects 2017
BZ-structuur ten behoeve van het voldoen aan de administratieve eisen van de Europese Commissie bij het beheer van EU-middelen Opzetten van een BZ-beheersstructuur voor EU-financiering, bestaande uit interne capaciteit voor de organisatie van voor toezicht op de inhoudelijke monitoring (conform EU-eisen) en een financiële back-office voor het toezicht op het financiële beheer van de uitvoerende parijen.
KIG Advocacy Women Street Vendors Rights The recent findings on the research on women street vendors in Rwanda, conducted by ARDHO, showed that 76.5% of women street vendors have experienced confiscation of their goods and those confiscated items were not returned to the owner; 71.4% of them were fiercely beaten by security officials, while 64.3% were at least arrested once and all of this was done without legal procedures and were detained beyond five days without appearing in court; there are also some cases of street vendors who have been beaten to death by security agents. After several advocacy endeavors by ARDHO, the government tried to group these street vendors into cooperatives, which is a plausible step; however, this is not  enough as still a lot of things need to be done to tackle the issue of women street vendors and their children. The current project seeks to carry out further advocacy work to local leaders in the 4 main districts, in a bid to stop or significantly subside human rights abuse on women street vendors, which comprise in some instances rapes which lead into unconsented pregnancies, mostly on young girls venturing in street vending.
BOG-MRF-2019-04- Anne Frank story 2019-2022 To contribute to the promotion of a culture of memory, peace and democracy in Colombia, by involving young BOG-MRF-2019-04- Anne Frank story 2019-2020 To contribute to the promotion of a culture of memory, peace and democracy in Colombia, by involving young people and their teachers in educational programs, which inspired by Anne Frank story and the Holocaust,  promoting inclusion and non-discrimination.
Minimum Services Package for Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Humanitarian Settings Development and Implementation of a Minimum Services Package (MSP) for Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) in Humanitarian Settings
Conflict Sensitivity Resource Facilty: Better Aid in Conflict Since the 1980s, international aid has been one of the most significant external resources in South Sudan and is now integrated into the fabric of its society and economy. It interacts with short-term and long-term economic, political, and conflict dynamics in ways that are often overlooked. Donors and aid organisations often fail to find the time to reflect meaningfully on how their presence and decisions interact with these dynamics, or to act collectively to address complex challenges.  Meanwhile, researchers and academics produce new reports and analysis every month, but struggle to be relevant to those who are designing and implementing programmes. The Conflict Sensitivity Resource Facility (CSRF) will host a series of events and roundtables designed to convene donors, diplomats, students, civil society, academics, and policy makers to discuss the larger questions around the aid community’s role in South Sudan.  The events will focus on how international efforts and resources can achieve greater long-term good, while minimising both short- and long-term harm. The process is intended to provide safe spaces to discuss the challenges facing the aid community in South Sudan, and develop joint analysis that can underpin collective action. The embassy wants to maintain conflict sensitivity in its programming, the Embassy will therefore continue its cooperation with a group of donors including the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development (DFID), Canada and Swiss Development Cooperation to further support the Juba based Conflict Sensitivity Resource Facility (CSRF). Considering the intricate nature of defining conflict factors and possible mediating measures in a rapidly moving and ever changing playing field conflict sensitivity analysis and research, capacity development through trainings and maintaining an online knowledge platform/repository that is easily accessible to donors and its partners remains an essential part of program and project design at the embassy. In addition, implementing partners will also be able to use the facility for tailor-made advise and training.
ERB FGM Prevention & Living with FGM Three objectives: (1) Target 300 villages with continuing high rates of FGM (Erbil, Ranya, Garmiyan) through women led mobile teams that work with local communities through dialogue, educa-tion, and engagement with the goal of lowering/ending the practice of FGM. (2) Pilot a new project working with women (and men) living with FGM. Working with a specialized psychologist to train local social workers, health workers, local actors and Multipli-cators on dealing with the physical/emotional effects of FGM on women’s health and wellbeing. (3) Using media; Radio, TV, social media and pamphlets, to increase visibility of FGM, push debate and encourage social change.
Agrifood and Clean Technologies innovation hub The activity builds upon the results of activity no. 29563. The activity proposes to strengthen Lebanon’s sustainable economic development by focusing on market oriented innovation in agrifood and clean technologies. The activity aims to strengthen Lebanon’s sustainable economic development by continuing support to the creation of profitable businesses by young entrepeneurs, strengthening the business climate by clustering businesses and creating stronger linkages between the private sector and knowledge institutions.
Increasing inclusion and public participation in policy-making process in Morocco through enhanced CSOs and Parliament’s links and increased capabilit Reinforcing the relationship between parliament (both Houses) and civil society in the following areas: • Accountability: Oral questioning, code of conduct for Members of Parliament, Strategic plans for the Parliament, establishment of a Public Accounts Commit-tee (PAC); • Policy: Research units, Public Policy Evaluation (PPE) framework and procedures; • Representation: Capacity of women MPs and young MPs to develop and communicate with the electorates; • Citizen participation: CSO access to Parliament, CSO involvement in PPE
Cash assistance Lebanon and Jordan Bijdrage van EUR 10.000.000 aan het Cash Assistance-programma van UNHCR t.b.v. ondersteuning van de meest kwetsbare Syrische vluchte lingenfamilies verblijvend in Libanon en Jordanie
Subsidie Fonds voor Ondersteuning KVO Fonds voor Ondersteuning Kleinere (Vrijwilligers) Organisaties NAP 1325 (Fonds KVO 1325) voor de periode 2020 - 2025.
KAI/General ODA Activities 2018-01/Child The program targets 100 children and youth living in shelters and 100 living on the streets. CYSS will participate in workshops focusing on theater, storytelling, mime, contemporary dance, plastic art, sculpture. The workshops will be led by artists and coordinated by and with the social workers from the shelters who will also be trained on how to use art as a tool for healing, building self-confidence and resilience. The workshops will be followed by a series of events where the outcome of the workshops will be presented to a wider audience. These events and the parallel program of photo exhibition and video campaign will be used to raise awareness about the capacities of the CYSS when given a fair chances like other children.
TBL-Tbilisi Shelter City Objective 1 Strengthen capacity and professional skills of human rights defenders (women and men) from Central Asia, Russia, Belarus. Objective 2 Improve resilience of human rights defenders (women and men) from Central Asia, Russia, Belarus. Objective 3 Contribute to the advocacy efforts for the better protection of human rights de-fenders (men and women) from Central Asia, Russia, Belarus.