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JBA COVID Research Agenda South Sudan'20 As the peace agreement is being implemented, South Sudan now find itself facing a completely a new challenge of the global novel coronavirus also known as COVID-19 that originated in Wuhan province of China in late December 2019. Following the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, the government of South Sudan established a High-Level Taskforce on COVID-19 to deal with the spread of the virus and its repercussions, and also adopted a raft of measures on 22 March 2020 to prevent the spread of the virus before registering a positive case. These actions reflected the fear that a fast spread of the virus would quickly overwhelm the weak health infrastructure in the country, which is trying to transition out of war by implementing the Revitalized Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in the Republic of South Sudan (R-ARCSS).  As a result, social gatherings like sporting events, religious events, social events, cultural events such as weddings and political events have been prohibited. This research agenda is part of the Netherlands’ engagement in South Sudan that was formulated in the Multi Annual Country Strategy (MACS) 2019-2022. Within this strategy the Netherlands focuses on: a) Peacebuilding, b) Humanitarian diplomacy, c) Promoting resilience and 4) Women empowerment and gender sensitivity. The consequence of socio-cultural practices on measures to contain COVID-19 is part of humanitarian diplomacy. For the success of this study, a senior researcher from the University of Juba will be recruited to particularly investigate South Sudanese people’s attitudes, or behaviors and mindsets, and response to the social distance guidelines and other measures that the government has issued to halt the spread of COVID-19 and, on the basis of the findings of the study, recommend what could be done differently to contain the COVID-19 pandemic from spreading in the East Africa region, with particular focus on South Sudan.
Pathfinders Project “Justice for All 2020 - 2023 Overkoepelend bemo voor activiteiten gelieerd aan de follow-up van de Task Force On Justice
Leveraging the strength of women in peace-building by promoting safe and sustainable integration of women formerly associated with al-Shabaab The programme will contribute to Somalia’s Women, Peace and Security efforts, enabling the government to provide gender responsive services for women who have disengaged from AS and/or are survivors of Conflict Related Sexual Violence, thereby promoting individual and community resilience as well as the participation of women in peace building efforts
World Economic Forum – Support to Tropical Forest Alliance (TFA) Phase 3 (2021-2024) Tropical Forest Alliance (TFA) is a multi-stakeholder partnership, which helps to raise the ambition and supports the implementation of private-sector commitments to remove deforestation from agricultural commodity supply chains (including palm oil, beef, soy, cocoa and pulp <(>&<)> paper). Through its positioning within the World Economic Forum, TFA is an effective high-level convener and catalyst (not a direct implementer), supporting and helping coordinate actions through other organizations and initiatives. TFA’s role is to push leaders from industry, the finance sector, the public sector and civil society to increase their ambition and advocacy, and to raise the floor for all actors. TFA’s mission is to mobilise collective action to drive the world's transition to deforestation-free supply chains, in support of the New York Declaration on Forests goal to ensure zero net loss of forests by 2030. The primary objective by mid-2024 (end of the grant period) is to ensure commodity driven deforestation in key geographies is significantly reduced.
KHA Economic Empowerment of Women KHA Economic Empowerment of Women the number of the previous activity 4000002351- Activity is not confidential.
SER IMVO-convenanten 2018-2024 (zie 29356) Voortzetting rol SER bij IMVO-convenanten 2018-2024
KAI-LCF 2020-02 Budget  allocated  for  supporting  festivals/  forums  as  well  as supporting (part) of travelling costs for  artists and practitioners. Prospective projects/ activities to be supported under this Bemo will contribute to fulfilling the 2020 Outcomes 1,2. Every activity will be assessed separately  based on its quality, capacity of the implementing partner, and relevance to the 2020 annual plan. Under the frame of this Bemo support will be provided to other editions of previously  supported festivals/   forums  like  D-Caf,  Theater  is  a  must, Panorama of EU films, Mapping possibilities, among others; as well to new actions  like  Med-Fest,  International   women's theater   festival,  among others. Support  will  also  cover  (part)  of  travel  costs  for   Egyptian  artists  and practitioners to participate in special events in the Netherlands, as well as for  Dutch artists and practitioners to participate in special events in Egypt.
Emploi agricole des jeunes au nord Benin Le projet contribuera à la sécurité alimentaire dans les départements de l’Alibori et de l’Atacora, au Bénin,  en accroissant la productivité et le revenu  agricole des jeunes femmes et hommes dans les chaînes de valeur agricoles sélectionnées (maraîchage, soja, petits ruminants et volaille) disposant de potentialités réelles de marchés. Pour ce faire, le projet agira entre autres sur l’employabilité de ces jeunes  notamment à travers le renforcement de leurs leadership, culture entrepreneuriale, ainsi que de leurs compétences en techniques et pratiques agricoles modernes, allant des activités de production, de transformation, de services incluant le post-récolte, la mise en marché et l’utilisation des produits.  Le genre, l’inclusion et le changement climatique sont des aspects transversaux clés du projet. Le projet appuiera les jeunes pour leur faire explorer et bénéficier des opportunités de marchés, recevoir un accompagnement sur mesure adéquat pour l’accès à des financements. Il les fera également acteurs et bénéficiaires de réseaux de partenariats publics et privés avec des organisations privées, publiques et parapubliques, les autorités locales pourvoyeurs d’un environnement facilitant pour la résilience économique des jeunes autour des chaînes de valeur agricole sélectionnées. Le projet opte pour une approche et un changement écosystémiques  en accordant une attention à la collaboration inter organisationnelle et à des synergies et complémentarités avec d’autres interventions et initiatives dans la zone d’intervention.
Support to MUSAWA 2020-2023 Entrenching Rule of Law Culture in Palestinian Territories
Contribution to Un Women Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women 2021-2022 Financial contribution to the UN Women Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women for the period 2021-2022.
Small Human Rights ODA proj. 2021S-Korea Total amount small ODA projects in 2021 If a project is less  than € 25.000,00 it is considered as a small ODA project and will not be registered separately. In the total amount all small projects 2021 are combined
Improving Accountability, Transparency and Sustainability of the WASH Sector in Upper Egypt 2021-2023 VNGi is proposing to support the WASH component Support WASH Sector in Upper Egypt
COVID-19 - Debt Management Facility (DMF III) Many of the worlds' most vulnerable countries were already struggling with high debt burdens before COVI COVID-19 - Debt Management Facility (DMF III)
Mitigating Local Conflict and Supporting Community Protection Systems Het voorstel van Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP) is gestoeld op twee parallelledoelstellingen: 1). Mitigeren van acute risico’s van geweld tegen burgers door middle van directe bescherming en preventie, en 2). Bevorderen van het reactievermogen en effectiviteit van veiligheidsdragers om burgers te beschermen. De activiteit vindt plaats in Sinjar en Ba’aj, Ninewa, waar spanningen tussen verschillende groepen en tussen de gemeenschap en veiligheidsautoriteiten hoog zijn. Ninewa is daarbij de provincie waar zowel het grootste deel van de nog steeds 1,3 intern ontheemden in Irak wonen als vandaan komen. Het werk van NP speelt in op een cruciaal gat in traditionele lokale veiligheidsactiviteiten, door zich te richten op de veiligheidsvraag van de verschillende gropen in het gebied en vanuit daar te werken aan een betere relatie tussen de gemeenschap en veiligheidsautoriteiten. NP werkt volgens de door henzelf ontwikkelde en wetenschappelijk geaccepteerde Unarmed Civilian Protection (UCP) methode en de staf is gedurende de looptijd van het project permanent aanwezig in het gebied.
IDLO Branch Office Den Haag 2020-2021 Bridge financing to maintain the IDLO office in The Hague, pending the election of a new Director General for IDLO. This is the sequel to activity no. 4000000895.
Healthy Villages Programme in Ethiopia The Healthy Villages Programme aims by means of an integrated approach of a Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), food and nutrition security programme to reduce stunting and water- and faecal-borne diseases in a sustainable manner, jointly with the Government of Ethiopia. The Programme aims to target approximately 300,000 people that are most vulnerable or do not yet have sufficient access to clean water and sanitation, are food insecure and/or have poor nutritional status. By the program components learning, evidencing and engagement the programme aims to ensure a sustainable exit and scaling up strategy. That supports ongoing and emerging ‘tanker’ programmes, such as the ONE WASH programme and PSNP.
Sport OS - Sport for Development: coalitie van 4 organisaties op het terrain van ontwikkeling van het individu via sport, t.w. Stichting International Sport OS - Sport for Development: coalitie van 4 organisaties op het terrain van ontwikkeling van het individu via sport, t.w. Stichting International Sports Alliance, Koninklijke Nederlandse Voetbalbond, Koninklijke Nederlandse Hockeybond en Right to Play Nederland
Spillover West-Africa Conference in The Hague Conference on the spillover of violent extremism from the Sahel to West African coastal states
UNDP Humanitarian Funds Contribution to the Afghanistan, DCR, Somalia South Sudan and Sudan Humanitarian Funds.
OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administration (CTPA) – Tax and Development The CTPA development work aims to support efficient, equitable and sustainable tax systems. The programme of work is delivered through a combination of activities from high-level political engagement, through workshops and regional events, to toolkits, bilateral technical assistance and in depth research and analysis.
Civicus 2021-2025 Core-funding to Civicus, focused on: Defending civic freedom and democratic values; Strengthening the power of people to organise, m obilise and take action; Empowering a more ac-countable, innovative and effective civil society
KIG I4S Strengthening Political Engagement and Policy in Eastern DRC Detailed description of the activity support for the operationalization of the International Security and Stabilization Support Strategy (ISSSS), through an increase in capacity for the SSU to intensify political engagement and reinforce thematic leadership in relevant fields; and a financial contribution to the Stabilization Coherence Fund (SCF), which is ISSSS pooled funding programmatic instrument to finance area-based stabilization initiatives in Eastern DRC.
IMPACT 10-0001841 : Improving access to information about sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and comprehensive abortion care (CAC) servi IMPACT 10-0001841 : Women and girls in Kinshasa are able to access safe abortion services inside and outside health facilities by relying on trained providers, pharmacists, and digital tools that support them with abortion self-care.
DSH_COVID-19 gerelat.bijdrage NRK 2020 Covid-19 immediate relief response in order to contribute to infection prevention and control, food security/livelihoods, psychosocial support, surveillance, risk reduction capacities and coordination. Contribution will be used for information management activities for cash and voucher assistance, a contribution to the IFRC COVID-19 Global appeal and bilateral COVID-19 programming in.
Opdracht Onderhandelingsprocedure zonder vooraankondiging (directe gunning na Request of Information met 1 kandidaat) Knowledge Platform Security <(>& Het platform heeft als doel het structureren van de kennisuitwisseling op dit thema, via het stimuleren en faciliteren van leerprocessen ten behoeve van de internationale V<(>&<)>R sector met een specifieke focus op de Nederlandse gemeenschap hierbinnen. Het platform richt zich hiertoe op de volgende samenhangende meetbare resultaatgebieden: 1. Het netwerk van actoren dat bestaat uit thema-experts, beleidsmakers en uitvoerders van programma’s en projecten; is geïntensiveerd; nieuwe partijen zoals uit het Zuiden, Nederlandse ambassades en de donorgemeenschap zijn in het platform opgenomen, relatie tussen Kennisinstituten  en organisaties gericht op uitvoering/beleids is versterkt en de leercultuur binnen het netwerk is ondersteund (network building). 2. Kennis is gegenereerd door middel van cross programmatic learning, kortlopende studies en door het stimuleren van directe uitwisseling en partnerschappen tussen netwerk actoren (knowledge generation). 3. Opgedane kennis van onderzoek, studies en lessen uit de praktijk zijn verspreid en afgestemd op de prioriteiten en processen van de gebruikers incl. leeragenda’s, evidence based (getoetste assumpties), beleidsvorming en programmering van projecten voor ontwikkelingslanden (knowledge brokering <(>&<)> uptake).
Center for Youth Wellness, Employment <(>&<)> Excellence (CYWEE) A pilot project, establishing The Center for Youth Wellness, Employment <(>&<)> Excellence (CYWEE) in City University (CU) Mogadishu (which will serve as a research center that connects field work, teaching excellence, and scholarship in psychosocial care, vocational training and entrepreneurship), training social work students as mental health para-professionals who will provide to 200 young individuals counselling, mental health support, and life skills training, linked to existing and newly created jobs.
UNHCR_Protection and Assistance to Internally Displaced (IDPs), refugees and asylum-seekers in Libya Through this program UNHCR aims to support IDPs, refugees and asylum-seekers with registration, screening, profiling and protection interviews, cash-based interventions and food security. The current project proposal is targeting 27,457IDPs, refugees and asylum-seekers throughout Libya. In all its activities, UNHCR is committed to gender sensitive programming and ensuring gender equality, women's empowerment and SGBV prevention and response.
Coronavirus / COVID-19 Rural Poor Stimulus Facility (RPSF) – a contribution to prevent the COVID-19 crisis becoming a food crisis. IFAD has established a multi-donor Rural Poor Stimulus Facility (RPSF) in line with the United Nations socioeconomic response framework. The RPSF responds to the socio-economic impacts for small-scale farmers as a consequence of COVID-19 and targets four main areas: i) Provision of inputs and basic assets for production; ii) Facilitated access to markets; iii) Targeted funds to preserve services, markets and jobs for poor rural people; iv) Delivering agriculture-related information through digital services. The RPSF offers 1) top-up grants to ongoing IFAD supported projects that are affected by COVID-19 and its consequences, on request by an IFAD partner government; 2) Country-specific or multi-country COVID-19 response grants generated by IFAD country teams in collaboration with partners.
Access to Justice and Victims Recovery The program provides free legal advice and representation to victims of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE) through-out the entire legal process. APLE’s lawyers are present in the court proceedings enforcing respect of child victims’ rights and their best interests among court officials. This aim is complemented by APLE’s Criminal Justice Development program, which trains police officers to conduct child-centric investigations and lobbies for the national procedures to meet international standards.
Additional Covid-19 funds for Democratic Republic Congo Joint Response Dutch Relief Alliance (no reprogramming) Additional funding from revised BHOS budget for the prevention, response and mitigation of Corona.
al-thawra untha - The Revolution is Female Funding for “al-thawra untha” under the subsidy framework Women, Peace and Security.
Successful in Senegal, Promoting the employability of young people The programme Successful in Senegal aims to improve employment and income perspectives for young people as well as to strengthen local structures for the creation and support of SMEs. The project aims also to increase youth participation and engagement in their communities. It covers six regions in Senegal Dakar, Thiès, St Louis, Kolda, Tambacounda and Ziguinchor. The programme targets the sectors of renewable energies, Port trades, Agro-food, Information and Communication Technologies in which it intends to support job creation for 15,000 young people.
Understanding Disinformation The goal of the project is to increase the resilience of the Georgian public against disinformation and reduce the spread of anti-Western narratives. In order to achieve this goal, the applicant will produce video blogs on relevant cases of disinformation campaigns and conspiracy theories. Next to it, they will conduct a series of meetings in five regional centers: Batumi, Chiatura, Zugdidi, Telavi and Gori. As a result of project activities, citizens will face a reduced risk of falling into the trap of disinformation.
Strengthening the capacities of West African states to develop a human rights-based response to smuggling of migrants and effectively respond to human This project aims to improve capacity for investigating and prosecuting human trafficking and smuggling of migrants, improving regional and international cooperation regarding human trafficking and smuggling, and improving protection and human rights of migrants in countries of origin and during migration. The project applies a gender lens, and works to enhance capacities to apply a gender-sensitive approach to migration policies, migrant protection measures and law enforcement.
nieuwe aanvraagnr 4000005770 Strengthening civic space for the defense of human rights, land, environment and peace. The project will contribute to the improvement of mechanisms for the safety and protection of human rights defenders. Leaders will have access to training, legal assistance and legal representation, dialogue with authorities and visibility. Recommendations on justice and investigation of cases on human rights defenders and on the right to social protest will be delivered to State institutions. The United Nations, the Inter-American system, State institutions and the general public will obtain relevant information on the situation of human rights defenders and social leaders.
Global UNMAS core bijdrage 2022 The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) is de VN instelling die zich bezig houdt met brede ontmijning (zowel het landmijnen en clustermunitie uit de grond halen als voorlichting en coördinatie van ontmijningsprogramma’s en organisaties). NL geeft UNMAS een ongeoormerkte bijdrage om hen in staat te stellen de wereldwijde coördinatie van brede ontmijningswerkzaamheden en de beleidsontwikkeling op dit terrein te doen. Voorgaande UNMAS bijdrage (2021) activiteitnummer: 4000004242
Funding for “Power of Dialogue” under Power of Voices Partnerships Funding for “Power of Dialogue” under Power of Voices Partnerships
Gavi, the vaccine alliance, is an international organization that was created in 2000 to improve access to new and underused vaccines for children liv Dutch contribution to Gavi 2021-2025
HAR - Gender Champions Fund As part of the commemorations the 16 days of activism against gender based violence in 2019, the Netherlands Embassy in Zimbabwe came up with an innovative program to recognize and reward outstanding individuals making a difference in their communities through championing women and girls empowerment. The Embassy initiated a public campaign to find 16 gender champions in Zimbabwe. Through the nomination process. More than 500 nominations were received, and with the help of  a committee of judges  16 gender champions were selected. They  offer a wide range of services for women and girls such as providing access to health and justice; poverty alleviation and income generation; access to education; rights of queer people and training in livelihoods. To support the work of these often small organizations, the embassy wants to allocate them with a grant of USD5,000 each. The 16 gender champions were invited to develop concepts and identify how the grant would enhance their work. The 16 concept notes have been submitted to the Embassy. In order to provide effective monitoring of the gender champions activities, the grant will be housed under Musasa Project, at no cost. Musasa Project and the Embassy will agree on the budget and activities of each champion and make 80% disbursement in USD. The remainder of 20% will be disbursed towards the end of the project after satisfactory implementation and use of finances. This disbursement goes towards specific activities and goals and is not core funding.
The Intersectionality Consortium The application ‘The Intersectionality Consortium’ was selected under the SRHR Partnership Fund (subsidy grant instrument) in the scope of the Strengthening Civil Society policy framework.
Project Idheas 'From victims to defenders'. Capacity building and support of HR defenders involved in the search for disappeared people in the states - By supporting Ideas, the embassy will contribute to the human rights situation in Mexico. - This will consist of contributing to the strengthening of the rule of law by addressing impunity and barriers to justice for missing people and their relatives. A special focus will be given to women. - NB: This contribution aims at supporting women at two locations; 1. State of Veracruz 2. State of Nayarit
Miisaan: Social Cohesion and Legitimate Governance Through Transitional Justice Zie SSP 1036727 : Anonimiseren is niet van toepassing (zie note van HMA NAI)
BAG Together We Achieve Societal Coexist Manar Abdul-Amir Shenawa is the winner of the 2019 HR Tulip award. With the award money, she will implement the project Together We Achieve Societal Coexistence that focuses on Al-Zuhur Village, located in the outskirts of the Diwaniyah governorate. The village houses around 100 Roma families with poor living conditions who face social, economic and cultural discrimination.
BEL The Future is (Be) Female Through this project BeFem will develop the media, educational and art program aiming to change the public (media) discourse, in order to raise visibility of women in all aspects of social reality, to eliminate gender stereotypes and hate speech against women and other deprived and marginalized groups, especially members of LGBTIQA+ community, in accordance with feminist principles, as well as principles of solidarity, equality and freedom of information and expression.
Funding for “Just Future” under subsidy framework Power of Voices Partnerships This application was selected under the Power of Voices Partnerships subsidy grant instrument in the scope of the Strengthening Civil Society policy framework. It concerns a Cordaid-led proposal for a consortium called “Just Future” aimed at inclusive, secure and peaceful societies in five countries in Africa and Afghanistan (SRoL theme).
DRA Future proposal development 2020 Onder deze financiering worden innovatieve manieren van samenwerking met lokale partners ontwikkeld
BOG Div Cultures common Purp.art for Lif Filmic memory for the guarantee of human rights during the 2021 National Strike.
Netherlands contribution to UNFPA Global Program for Reproductive Health Commodities Support for the supply of reliable and affordable commodities for reproductive health, including family planning, in approximately 50 low and middle-income countries.