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230002429 Towards an FDI Qualities Implementation Roadmap The renewed program of work on FDI Qualities will be dedicated to the implementation of the Recommendation on FDI Qualities. The Rec ommendation contains suggestions for implementing the results of the FDI Qualities Indicators and the ccompanying Policy Toolkit. It will also explore how the FDI Qualities project can be further developed in general. The following work pillars for the Implementation Roadmap could be envisaged: -FDI Qualities Reviews and other country and regional reviews. -Conduct analysis, peer learning and capacity building activities. -FDI Qualities Indicators: Continue analysing and monitoring the impacts of FDI. -FDI Qualities Policy Toolkit: Reviewing and expanding the policy toolkit over time. -Partnerships with development cooperation actors. -Partnerships with international policy fora such as G20, G7, APEC and ASEAN. -Advance dissemination and communication tools.
Human Rights defenders in Ecuador Protection and promotion of human and environmental rights of communities and human rights defenders at risk in Ecuador.
Impact 23-0002013 Advancing Women Enterprise Phase II Impact 23-0002013 The project aims to enhance the capacities of 100,000 MSMEs: existing, early stage, young women-led MSMMEs in the formal and informal sectors in Urban Addis Ababa, Bahir Dar and Hawassa with skills(life, vocational, business, digital), access to finances, enabling environment, and social support needed to overcome barriers and achieve business goals.
Rehabilitation Station d' Epuration Sotuba Rehabilitation Station d' Epuration Sotuba
Protection, Training and Medical and Psychosocial Support for Human Rights Defenders This three-year project seeks to continue to provide a national comprehensive medical and psychosocial support service to Human Rights Defenders throughout Zimbabwe, through a network of trained health practitioners and ancillary services. The project is based on six outputs, namely: Output 1: Violations against HRDs identified and documented in medico-legal affidavits as needed. Output 2: 90 HRDs per month who are OVT victims receive medical treatment (3240 HRDs in total) Output 3: 90 HRDs per month who are OVT victims receive counselling, including follow up sessions as needed (3240 HRDs in total) Output 4: 210 HRDs trained, over 10 initial trainings and 10 refresher trainings, in safe referral pathways, self and community safety, legal redress processes and basic medical first aid, Psychological Trauma, Psychological first aid and other basic supportive skills deemed necessary by the team. HRDs will receive protection packs to take into their communities. Output 5: 90 HRDs per month receive legal consultations and trainings (3240 HRDs in total) Output 6: 60 HRDs facing protection and safety concerns get relocation assistance as needed. The long-term envisaged impact is that HRDs who are victims of organized violence and torture (OVT) are fully rehabilitated through holistic support and empowered to fully participate and be reintegrated into society.
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IMPACT 23-0000409 Sexual and reproductive health of girls and women with intellectual disabilities IMPACT 23-0000409 The goal of the project is to support the realization of the right of girls and women with intellectual disabilities to sexual and r eproductive health, through cooperation with their families and with the health system. The project will address the stigma and taboo related to SRHR of the target group: families do not know how to behave, there are no sexologists/SRHR specialists who could work with this group, the issue is invisible to decision-makers, and, hence, the healthcare system neglects the problem. GDSA will work with the community from Tbilisi, Rustavi and Gori, and with their families (meetings online and off-line, easily understandable guidelines), will reach out to 30 healthcare specialists (through the Min of Health) to identify those who could specialise in SRHR for the target group, and hold meetings with decision-makers to put the issue on their agenda.
Climate and Disaster Resilient Small-Scale Water Resources Management Project (CDRSSWRMP) The project increases climate and disaster resilience of agricultural productivity and profitability in selected geographic areas (220,000 ha, benefitting 335,000 farming households, and 45,000 functionally landless households and vulnerable peoples) by providing beneficiary-managed infrastructure, facilities and equipment to address key issues facing agriculture and fisheries, and inefficiencies in value chains. The project establishes 150 new inclusive water management cooperative associations (WMCAs) and provide them with new climate and disaster resilient water management infrastructure benefitting an estimated 86 ,000 hectares (ha). The project will also strengthen the performance of WMCAs at 230 existing subprojects benefitting 130,000 ha. This will be monitored by achievement of targets for increased crop yields, cropping intensities and farm incomes.
Humanitarian assistance to Ukrainians in Moldova, consisting of NFI’s for emergency accommodation. Upon the request of MFA, Instituut Fysieke Veiligheid (IFV) has offered to deliver NFI’s for emergency accommodation of Ukrainians in Moldova.
23-0000906_Supporting social cohesion and reducing community-based conflicts in the Tillabéry region 23-0000906_Supporting social cohesion and reducing community-based conflicts in the Tillabéry region
Uganda Dairy Credit Facility (UDCF) for low-cost  investments at smallholder farms Dairy and Horticulture Credit Fund
230000172 Core Contribution to UNAIDS 2023-2025 Regular, voluntary core contribution of the Netherlands to the Programme Budget of UNAIDS for 2023-2025. Expenditures from this contribution can be decided upon by UNAIDS within the approved Programme and Budget.
Integrated SRHR, WASH and nutrition school and community based programme for SRH service demand creation, menstrual hygiene and school health. Integrated SRHR, WASH and nutrition school and community based programme for SRH service demand creation, menstrual hygiene and school health. Activity is not confidential
Small General ODA projects 2022 budgetholder Colombo Small General ODA projects 2022 budgetholder Colombo
Health Innovation Fund (HIF) – voorstel voor verlenging van partnerschap voor de periode 2023-2029 HIF zet zich in om, met behulp  van technologie en mobiele innovaties, het functioneren van de zorgmarkt en daarmee de toegang tot goede gezondheidszorg in Afrika te verbeteren. HIF’s missie is: "making inclusive healthmarkets work". Het ingediende voorstel betreft verzoek tot verlening van huidig partnerschap voor periode 2023-2029 en budget EUR 89 miljoen.
Resilience Network for Safeguarding Journalists against Discrimination and Improved Intersectoral Trust in Multi-ethnic Communities in Serbia IJAV’s will utilize its legal expertise, advocacy leverage, experience in working with local media and sensitization to multicultural environment to enhance the knowledge and equip journalists, especially from vulnerable groups (female and minority group journalists in local, multicultural environments) with the skills necessary to (1) recognize, (2) respond, and (3) follow through with the cases of discrimination. Project will facilitate a constructive dialogue on the issue of discrimination and sensitize the communication and cooperation between journalists and representative of local stakeholders – law enforcement, judiciary, public administration. As a local mechanism of checks and balances, IJAV will initiate and support a network of local constituents in multi-ethnic communities who will monitor the degree of discrimination, freedom of expression and the rule of law. Finally, IJAV will encourage the debate on policy changes and improvements, as well as the considerations to draft internal institutional procedures addressing discrimination
Promoting economic empowerment and gender equity thorough strengthened market systems (PEGESMAS) The activity aims at increasing womens control and access to agricultural resources and markets and enable women to contribute to and benefit from improved food security. The activity will work with the women small farmers to improve their economic opportunities support linkages across the value chains, and improve markets environment for women participation.
This project aims to increasing access to justice for the most vulnerable people in Tunisia, through a localized approach that enables access to legal Reinforcing Social Services for poor and vulnerable households, groups and individuals in Tunisia through the strengthening of legal aid mechanisms and the implementation of an integrated delivery system. with 2 contractnumbers: Name of contract party World Bank and UNDP Number of contract party World Bank - 30011226 UNDP - 30025787 Date of receipt of proposal Concept Note 03-06-2022 Proposal’s reference number N/A Activity type Standard Budget holder TUN ODA Yes Amount and currency   USD  World Bank  7,027,580.00  UNDP  4,571,995.00 Total 11,599,575.00 Amount in EUR   EUR  World Bank  6,395,097.80  UNDP  4,160,515.45 Total 10,555,613.25
230000427 Global Energy Transformation Programme (GET.pro). Delivering on Energy and Climate Goals. Ambitious international agreements  on Climate and Energy (Paris Agreement and the SDG7 Global Roadmap aiming for universal access to energy) as well as the Dutch policy goal to secure access to energy for 100 million people by 2030 require significant investments. And in order to accelerate progress further alignment. There is no shortage of finance opportunities for renewable energy. However bankable projects are scarce and local market development is erratic. The objective of GET.pro is multifold. GET.pro is a European multi-donor platform delivering on energy and climate targets. Get.pro includes a module focusing on the private sector (Get.invest), a module on the public sector (Get.transform) and will provide support to the Africa-EU Energy Partnership (AEEP).
Expanded LI-WAY aims to improve the incomes of 59,123 poor women and youth (15-35 years old) in Addis Ababa by addressing systemic challenges around e ADD Expanded LI-WAY
Participation, empowerment and leadership of young girls and adolescents, “Muheto Wawaba” Muheto Wawaba
Building women’s access to improved infrastructure and tenure SEWA Delhi’s project works toward socially and economically empowering informal women workers by eliminating barriers to accessing tenure security, adequate infrastructure services, and formal finance.
IMPACT: 23-0001400 Private Sector Promotion for Agriculture Sector in Upper Egypt IMPACT: 23-0001400 This project aims to enhance climate resilience and water smart agriculture in Upper Egypt through private sector promotion and market system development. The project addresses the issues prevailing at both the upstream and downstream of the agricultural value chain in Upper Egypt. The key target group of the project are producers in the selected value chains in Upper Egypt. Through the adopted Theory of change, market champions will be incentivized to fulfil their role by being provided with the needed c apacities to access new markets, finance, and technical knowledge, thus increasing their productivity/profitability. By doing so, the latter will be presented as legitimate market champions, which will lead to producers approaching them for support to adopt climate and water smart agricultural practices.
IOM Nabadgelinta Soomaliyaa : IMPACT Nr.: 23-0000885 IOM Nabadgelinta Soomaliyaa - Making Somalia Safer  : IMPACT Nr. : 23-0000885
Dutch Relief Alliance (DRA) Blokallocatie 2022-2026 Blokallocatie voor alle DRA activiteiten, waaronder meerjarige protracted Joint Responses, Acute Joint Responses en het DRA support budget.
NIA 23-0000384 - NIA Support fund for the 5 priority themes in MACS 2023-2026 and the annual plans 2023 et 2024 NIA 23-0000384 - NIA Support fund for the 5 priority themes in MACS 2023-2026 and the annual plans 2023 et 2024 The Dutch Embassy in Niger uses the support fund for the identification, formulation and the operationalization of programs and other activities that contribute to achieving the policy objectives around the five priority themes  identified in the MACS Niger 2023-2026. More specifically, these activities should contribute to the implementation of the Niger annual plans 2023 and 2024. Examples of activities financed through this fund are the Quality at Entry studies of new activities, evaluations of ongoing programs, specific studies that contribute to the development of new programs, organizational analyses (COCA), capacity building of partners, etc.
23-0000388 - UNODC North Africa Strengthening the capacities of states to develop a human rights based response to smuggling of migrants and trafficki 23-0000388 - This programme aims to strengthening the capacities of Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia and Morocco to develop a human rights based response to smuggling of migrants and trafficking in persons in the context of irregular migration. More specifically, the programme will: 1) Raise awareness on the human rights situation of migrants and support the strengthening of relevant legal and policy frameworks related to irregular migration in line with international human rights standards 2) Increase technical assistance activities with law enforcement and judicial actors 3) Expand international judicial cooperation and exchange of good practices between African countries from different regions 4) Develop specific actions related to gender in the context of  migration.
23-0000761_Rule of law cocreation 23-0000761_This is a co-creation process initiated by the Embassy in the field of rule of law. The objective is to carry out an analysis of the system with the actors on the one hand, and to identify innovative solutions in order to operationalize our multi-year strategy. Exchange meetings on issues related to access to justice (formal and informal justice) will be organized in which local structures, NGOs and resource persons will take part.
IMPACT: 23-0001518 ORIA External for evaluation of YAGA AJEBUDI capacity to implement the project, Nyunganira (MassCom 2). IMPACT: 23-0001518 CONSULTATION FOR ORGANISATIONAL RISK AND INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT (ORIA) of Association des Jeunes Burundais pour le Développement Inclusif (AJEBUDI-Yaga) (AJEBUDI-Yaga) has submitted an activity proposal to The Netherlands Embassy in Burundi and requested a contribution of over € 1,641,639. In this context, an independent analysis is needed of Association des Jeunes Burundais pour le Développement Inclusif” (AJEBUDI-Yaga’s capacity to administer international cooperation funds and carry out other tasks, and of any strengths and weaknesses that the organisation may have and any risks that it may run. This analysis will be used to determine whether the organization is capable to implement the activity in an effective way. Measures to mitigate significant risks identified in the analysis could be included as conditions in the agreement between Association des Jeunes Burundais pour le Développement Inclusif” (AJEBUDI-Yaga) and The Netherlands Embassy in Burundi.
23-00002425 Multi-Partner Trust Fund for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration 2023 23-0002425 The Migration Multi-Partner Trust Fund (MPTF) was launched in 2019 on request of member states to support the implementation of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM). The MPTF is the only pooled funding instrument in the field of migration and is guided by five thematic area's: 1. Promoting fact-based and data-driven migration discourse, policy and planning; 2. Protecting the human rights, safety and wellbeing of migrants, including through addressing drivers and mitigating situations of vulnerability in migration; 3. Addressing irregular migration including through managing borders and combatting transnational crime; 4. Facilitating regular migration, decent work and enhancing the positive development effects of human mobility; 5. Improving the social inclusion and integration of migrants.
Promoting equal rights for women and girls and equal rights for LGBTIQ+- through legal action. The intervention aims to promote equal rights for women and girls and equal rights for LGBTIQ+- of all nationalities through provision of legal aid, strategic litigation and capacitating the justice chain to address discrimination and inequality.
Supporting activities for the 2023 UN Water Conference In order to facilitate the success of the 2023 UN Water Conference, RVO will provide: 1) additional organizational capacity to the Conference’s core team at MFA; 2) Financial support to UN-DESA for organizing the conference in New York (contracting and payment of conferencing facilities); 3) financial support to stakeholders in the run-up to the Conference; 4) activities to support the Conference’s public awareness/communications strategy; 5) an arrangement with OECD that will serve as the coordinating hub for the Global Commission on the Economics of Water, grants to 5 research centres identified while the Commission was formed and several additional research centres yet to be ideintified as well as contracts based on 2 or more tenders to organisations that will provide commercially sourced services - such as communication and travel, etc. - to the Commission  OECD will monitor implementation of the Commission’s work: the Global Review of the Economics of Water.
Strengthening Inclusive Partnerships for Smallholders in Rain-fed Areas The FNS-SIPRA is about transformative change for smallholders. It will establish inclusive partnership modalities between organized producers with sustainable, climate-smart production and a motivated private sector with fair modalities for economic engagement, focusing on empowered women and youth. Through strengthened agro-MSMEs sourced by large agri-businesses, investors and sellers’ reach will sustainably be linked to smallholder producers. An enabling business and policy environment will continually be fostered through advocacy and engagement with key stakeholders and knowledge institutions on systemic barriers in the value chain. Driving the programme is the food systems approach and market-driven strategies which will select nutrition-sensitive value chains that are in sustainably high demand, and linked to the state, national, and possibly export markets. The population of targeted localities is 1.6 million, the direct target group is 120k people (240k producer HHs).
Small General ODA projects 2022 budgetholder Islamabad Small General ODA projects 2022 budgetholder Islamabad
Support to independent Ukrainian media in times of war The aim of the project is to save and support Ukrainian independent journalism, which has suffered greatly as a result of the Russian invasion. The project will provide mini-grants aimed at strengthening sustainability of regional media in vulnerable situations, enabling medi a to operate and to report on war and its consequences, on disinformation and other important social topics, including human rights, environmental, economical consequences of war for Ukraine. The project will support safe work of journalists through providing PPE, as well as information and tools on legal, social, and medical protection of journalists. It is also planned to provide assistance to relocated journalists, refugees, IDPs, including consultations on digital and physical safety, psychological support, and purchase of equipment. Journalists will receive consultations on war and its consequences, human rights protection in times of war, humanitarian crisis. The project will also be involved in documenting war crimes in the media sphere in Ukraine for passing it to the International Criminal Court in Hague.
23-0002510 - The Netherlands for Climate and Debt (NL4CD) 23-0002510 - A  bilateral program between The Netherlands and the IMF with the goal to sustainably strengthen institutional capacities in the Global South through IMC Capacity Development (CD) activities in the field of public financial management, debt management and climate.
BKR Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 BKR Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023
220000030 Working towards adequate wages and incomes: Combining needs of workers and their families and economic factors 220000030 The setting of adequate wages is an essential mechanism to enable decent  living standards and household incomes for workers and their families, while at the same time ensuring the sustainability of enterprises which  create the jobs for these workers. However, designing and  implementing adequate wage policies is a delicate matter that requires evidence-based social dialogue and solid data and information on both the needs of workers and their families and economic factors, including productivity levels. The present project thus supports ILO constituents, in a limited number of pilot countries, in making a stronger use of reliable data and indicators on these key factors in existing wage determination mechanisms, and seeks to disseminate good practices and lessons learned globally.
impactnr.23-0001824 OECD -Sahel West Africa Club 2023 - 2025 impact nr. Membership based contribution to core program of SWAC. SWAC  is the oldest solidarity and partnership initiative between OECD and Africa and the sole organization dedicated to West Africa and the Sahel.  Aim is to contribute to the improvement of living conditions of the population living in 17 countries of the Sahel and West Africa. Mission is  to promote public policies through analytic work while using its convening capacity to strengthen regional coordination. Its structure is composed of members (selected OECD countries) and partners (West African and international organizations). OECD is the host of the SWAC secretariat. The Netherlands is one of the founding member of SWAC since 1976. The current contribution agreement has expired from January 1st 2023. An extension for 4 years is foreseen.
Enhanced safety and protection mechanisms in sudan Since the military coup of 25 October 2021 the conditions for civil society, and especially human rights defenders has deteriorated dramatically. the activity will increase capacity do deal with such adverse conditions both for individuals and organizations as well as strengthen and unify national and international advocacy for human rights
23-0002176 Beurzenprogramma Koloniale collecties en erfgoed 23-0002176 Erfgoed uit een koloniale context
1. Empower young girls and young men in Beni Suef Governorate by enhancing their reproductive health knowledge and life skills. 2. Improve their self- KAI Together Activity is not confidential.
More Freedom, Less Self-censorship in Media Detailed description of the activity The proposed activity will promote freedom of expression by building media resilience against self-censorship and fear caused by external risks, such as attacks of ultra-nationalist groups. The activity will offer to media representatives – acting and starting journalists as well as media managers and producers – capacity-building trainings and will bring them together for discussion under “solidarity events”.
Support  to the Office of special Envoy for Yemen ( Peace Support Project) Follow up of 4000003283 SAA Peace Support Project Yemen Anonymise open data : no/ not condifential