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IMPACT: 23-0000778 : South Kivu Food Security Project IMPACT: 23-0000778 : Cooperation program between Belgium and the DRC 2023 – 2028. Component: Family farming and agricultural and rural entrepreneurship in South Kivu
In the analysis of the MACS we note that freedom of expression, including freedom online, is under threat in Egypt. Most media outlets are directly or Advocacy for Freedom of Expression in Egypt
230000246 Algemene Vrijwillige Bijdrage (AVB) (core) bijdrage aan het United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) voor 2023-2025 In het arrangement zal een totaal bedrag van EUR 24.000.000 EUR  worden opgenomen. Bij de BHOS bijdrage van 21.426.000 (3x de jaarlijkse bijdrage van 8.142.000 EUR) zullen namelijk de bedragen van EUR 243.000 (LNV) en EUR 615.000 (I<(>&<)>W) per jaar worden opgeteld.
Increasing Public Trust in Media to Ensure Safe Media Environment Goal of the activity is to increase public trust in media through a new format of constructive communication. Problem that the activity responds to is deepening media polarisation, growing aggression against journalists, and decreasing credibility of media. Activities include: 1. Conducting a large-scale campaign through regional media outlets accentuating success stories; 2. Creating a format for a direct dialogue with the audience; 3. Enhancing self-regulatory mechanisms.
23-0002088 OECD Proposal on Responsible Business Conduct and Gender: Supporting businesses to conduct gender-sensitive due diligence in global supply 23-0002088 Around 190 million women work in global supply chains, disproportionately represented in precarious and low-skilled work and in countries where labour laws and international labour standards are poorly implemented. Certain responsible business conduct (RBC) risks and impacts therefore affect women workers and women in communities differently because of their gender. As part of their due diligence, companies need to identify, address and account for these impacts, but there are a number of barriers that make it difficult for companies to implement gender-responsive due diligence. This Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) tool helps explain in plain language how companies operating across a range of sectors can integrate gender issues into due diligence, addresses the most critical questions on gender in due diligence, and provides answers and considerations to support companies to take practical steps to adapt their due diligence to address gender risk.
Projet de Renforcement du Système Pénitentiaire du Niger The program aims to support Niger in the implementation of prison reform and to ensure that all its 40 penitentiary establishments (PEs) are brought into line with international standards for the treatment of prisoners (Mandela Rules). Its objectives are the improvement of detention conditions and the socio-professional reintegration of detainees. The program responds to the Ministry of Justice's 2020 Penitentiary and Reintegration Policy (PPR) and its 2020-2024 Action Plan.
Prevention of Violent Extremism through Social Accountability in Ghana (PoVETSA) Project This Prevention of Violent Extremism through Social Accountability (PoVETSA) Project will support national peacebuilding institutions to improve public trust and civilian confidence in security services. The project will embark on trust-building mechanism for Ghanaian national peace building institutions and the community they seek to serve. It will promote accountable and responsive security sector to  counter the push and pull factors of violent extremism and thereby engender an improved relationship between communities and the security services for the prevention of violent extremism. Strategic events such as a National Dialogue bringing together Civilians and security services on improving civilian-security agency relations for the prevention of violent extremism will be held in Accra, the national capital. Technical Committee Meetings will be held to draft national Framework for Improving Civilian-Security agency relations for the prevention of violent extremism. Other regional engagements will be held in Northern Region due to the Region’s proximity to Burkina Faso and Côte d’Ivoire which have experienced violent extremism recently as well as incidents of civilian-police-military clashes and active ongoing conflicts which many fear could trigger violent extremism. Target beneficiaries include youth groups, top-level hierarchy of the Ghana Police Service, the Ghana armed forces, Ghana Immigration Service, Ministry of National Security, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Interior, Defense Ministry, CSOs, and other Civilian groups etc.
IMPACT: 23-0002208 The Justice Project - I WATCH - ANA YAKETH IMPACT: 23-0002208 The Justice project aims at improving people access to justice and protection of human rights defenders and whistleblowers, and thus the enforcement of rule of law in Tunisia. The project will strengthen and sub-grant 15 local CSOs as actors in facilitating access to justice in their respective regions. Secondly, it aims at protecting and empowering groups and individuals, especially  whistleblowers, pro-democracy and human rights defenders, in a moment of autocratic derive and in the absence of oversight bodies (INLUCC) . Key activities include: Establishing a whistleblowers league; Working on 10  strategic litigation cases and lead joint advocacy campaigns against corruption; simplify concepts related to rule of law, access to justice and fundamental freedoms of Youth; establish the national justice index.
International Labour Organisation Better Work Programme 2022-2027 Pooled funding to the ILO Better Work Program. ILO, in cooperation with IFC, aims to improve labour conditions in the garment supply chain. Social dialogue and gender are focal themes. Better Work works with brands in their supply chain, and its improvement/remediation programs are aimed at compliance with national legislation and international labour standards. BW also contributes to improvement of labour legislation and its enforcement in producing countries.
Promote gender equality in private sector by strengthening economic entrepreneurships led by women, after the disaster in the Industrial Zone of Matan CARE in Cuba will work with female entrepreneurs leading and working in private business linked to local food production and improvement of livelihoods, to promote gender equality and reduce gender gaps among private sector in Matanzas. The project will be focused in strengthening the knowledge, productive capacity and resilience of these women entrepreneurs, so that they can contribute to alleviate the current food crisis and make domestic and care work easier for people affected by the fire in the Industrial Zone of Matanzas (Aug 5, 2022). The activities will reinforce women’s economic rights and empowerment and will also contribute to encourage female entrepreneurship outside of Havana. The proposal will last 18 months and by the end of the project is expected to benefit around 20000 people in the affected territories.
Enhancing the Roles and Capacities of Women and Youth in Building and Sustaining Peace in the Bangsamoro through the Integration of Mental Health and Recognizing that sustained peace and inclusive development in BARMM is not possible without addressing the root causes of the recurring violence,including psychosocial trauma, longer-term grievances, persistent narratives of alienation and humiliation, and lack of mental well-being created by sustained violence and displacement are addressed. It is within this context that UNDP Philippines has undertaken steps to integrate mental health and psychosocial support into its peacebuilding initiatives. This is the 2 nd phase of expanding the work, reach and impact of the Women Insider Mediator’s Rapid Action and Mobilization Platform (WIM-RAMP) and other community organizations to cover all five BARMM provinces, with a special focus on MHPSS interventions.
Strengthening Access to Justice in the Great Lakes Region Contribute to improved access to justice to reduce tensions and strengthen stability in the Great Lakes Region. (1) To increase the provision of legal aid services to victims and suspects of cross-border crimes or non-criminal issues in a foreign country and prevent the escalation of conflicts (2) To strengthen the cooperation between local authorities and justice organs on both sides of the border through incident monitoring and political engagement/advocacy to address issues (3) To strengthen the capacity of young legal students as well as justice sector organs and local authorities in bordering cities in rule of law, human rights, and international humanitarian law
Contribution of €2 million from the Stabilisation Fund towards a UNDP “Basket Fund” for an inclusive, participative and peaceful political transition The current transition government in Chad appear to have the political will and shows a cooperative attitude to proceed according to the set-up roadmap as specific steps have been taken, but has limited capacity and financing hindering the process. To fill the gap in finances, the UNDP established a joined Basket Fund to share the responsibility and create synergy among like-minded donors. The focus of Fund is setting up national dialogue, the establishment of a constitution and elections. The concrete result areas are formulated as followed: a new social contract facilitated by national dialogue, constitution and elections; and increasing legitimacy and trust in the national dialogue and the process towards a new constitution.
Build Youth Employability Through Skills Building Youth Employability Through Skills project will empower Bangladeshi youth and women with improved technical, employability and entrepreneurial skills and help generate e jobs and self-employment. employment opportunities will be facilitated by partnering with training service providers and employers in Ready made Garments, Information <(>&<)> Communication Technology (ICT) and agroprocessing secotrs across Dhaka, Chattogram, Khulna and Rajshahi in Bangladesh.
IMPACT: 23-0002422 BAG - Accountability phase 2 - Al-Bayan IMPACT: 23-0002422 BAG - Accountability phase 2 - Al-Bayan
220000164 CIVIC Protection of Civilians, Reversing the Trend: Putting Civilians First 220000164 CIVIC proposes to work towards the goal of a significant reduction in conflict-related civilian harm, by focusing on three priority result areas in 2023: 1. Protection of civilians in UN peacekeeping contexts is strengthened through Member State prioritization, actions by UN stakeholders, and improved policies by national and regional armed actors. 2. Civilian protection policies and practices in Yemen are strengthened. 3. East African civilians and security forces take proactive steps to address protection of civilians concerns.
Evaluation of the Dutch-funded IWRM programme in Rwanda (2015-2022). This activity is aimed at evaluating the Netherlands-funded IWRM programme in Rwanda. This two-phased programme was implemented between 2015 and 2022 and consists of investment fund managed by Rwanda Water and Forestry Authority (later Rwanda Water Resources Board), and a technical assistance component. The evaluation will assess the three activities under the IWRM programme (26817, 4000002112 and 4000002113) against DAC-OECD criteria.
23-0002639_ Conference nationale des jeunes sur le climat (LCOY) a Ouagadougou/ Conference des parties (COY18<(>&<)> COP28) a Dubai 23-0002639_ Conference nationale des jeunes sur le climat (LCOY) a Ouagadougou/ Conference des parties (COY18<(>&<)> COP28) a Dubai
Design of the Program Sustainable Development of the Natural Resources: a strategic planification process to contribute to sustainable socio-economic The Design of the Program Sustainable Development of the Natural Resources (PDDRN-VNN, 2022 – 2027) will elaborate the planification process to contribute to socio-economic development for the population in the Niger Valley in Niger while managing the natural resources in a sustainable way. The strategic planification process will be elaborated in line with the steps of the Strategic Environment Assessment (SEA) to define a shared, integral vision for the Niger valley for sustainable development and a development strategy to realize this vision. The strategic planification process will result in the PDDRN-VNN (2027 – 2050) with concrete objectives and expected results. During the development of the strategic planification process, non-regret projects will be financed. The implementation of the PDDRN-VNN (2027 - 2050) is not within the scope of this initiative. In 2021, the Dutch Embassy in Niger responded positively to the request of the Nigerien minister of Environment and the Fight against Desertification (MELCD) for financial and technical support to developing a strategic planification process for the Niger valley. The Embassy in Niger requested the Dutch Enterprise Agency  (RVO) to support the Nigerien government and other stakeholders that are part of the natural resources management with the Design of the PDDRN-VNN. In March 2021, an Ad Hoc Comité de Pilotage (Arreté No 0072 MESU/DD/SG/DL of 09 March 2021) was created by the MELCD to elaborate the framework of this program together with the main stakeholders. The Comité de Pilotage (CdP) will be reformulated at the start of the planification process to ensure all relevant stakeholders are represented. The 1 July 2022, RVO handed in a two-part quotation: 1.  The development of a proposal for the Design of the PDDRN-VNN; and 2.  The implementation of the Design of the PDDRN-VNN. Both services will be executed in close collaboration with the MELCD and the members of the Ad Hoc Comité de Pilotage. RVO shared the two-part quotation on 1 July 2022.
23-0001519 TED Talks BZ;  DGIS experience sessions organized by BIS 23-0001519 TED Talks BZ. The training of several colleagues to give TED talks about their experiences in the wider range of development cooperation.
Observatory on Violations of Freedom of Expression in the Amazon Contribute to the creation of an observatory reflecting the situations of violence against journalists in Brazil, in the states of the Legal Amazon (Acre, Amapá, Amazonas, Mato Grosso, Pará, Rondônia, Roraima, Tocantins and Maranhão) aiming to use the collected data to report these situations to the competent authorities and serve as a basis to strengthen the work of local journalists, while also providing direct support in different areas for journalists at risk.
SheSTEM: Career Knows No Gender Impact 23-0002027 Impact 23-0002027 Bangladesh needs more women in STEM: industry practitioners, teachers, agricultural leaders, scientists, mathemati cians, and engineers among others as industries evolve. SheSTEM: a multi-year, consortium-driven program aims to serve as a nexus between public university students and public (primarily) <(>&<)> private businesses to increase skills, engagement, participation, eq uity, and inclusion in STEM careers. The project takes a two-pronged approach. On the one hand, it equips the women students with in-demand advanced business- and critical-thinking skills combined with their STEM knowledge, to ensure a successful transition to both public and private organizations; on the other hand, the project actively promotes gender-inclusive public recruitment strategies, sensitizing and advocating for greater representation of women in STEM employment nationwide. By integrating these efforts, SheSTEM aims to expedite the process of women’s empowerment in STEM fields, driving meaningful progress an
23-0002635_Organisation of Lesbikon - Kongres Kobiet* Queer (Lesbikon - Queer Women* Congress)  and travelling Lesbikon and creation of Lesbioteka 23-0002635_Organisation of Lesbikon - Kongres Kobiet* Queer (Lesbikon - Queer Women* Congress)  and travelling Lesbikon and creation of Lesbioteka
23-0000992_Acces aux soins pour les personnes a risque, 23-0000992_This project contributes to improving equal rights for LGBTQI+ by improving knowledge on HIV/AIDS, providing health services and countering stigmatization of LGBTQI+ individuals.
Strengthening the capacities of the Egyptian judiciary to improve access to justice for women subjected to GBV. UNODC will organize several workshops Strengthening the capacities of the Egyptian judiciary was 4000005639) Activity is not confidential.
Empowering local female leadership in women unions to ensure rights of protection from all kinds of abuse for women and girls in Lao Cai Province. The overall goal of this project is to ensure 15 survivors of gender-based violence (including domestic violence, human trafficking and other forms of abuses) can gain relevant employment skills while restoring social and psychological functioning, at the same time raising awareness of GBV to the community to reduce and prevent violent activities.
Voice <(>&<)> Visibility Project Phase II The project is aimed to strengthen collective capacity of human rights defenders/institutions to collaborate with each other and with other stakeholders to improve the state of human rights in Pakistan.
Protecting Rural Livelihoods and Resilience IFAD’s Response to the Impacts of the War in Ukraine: A Crisis Response Initiative (CRI) IFAD Crisis Response Initiative (CRI)
230000289 Algemene Vrijwillige Bijdrage (AVB) voor UNICEF voor 2023-2025 Reguliere ongeoormerkte (core) bijdrage aan UNICEF ten behoeve van de uitvoering van het UNICEF Strategisch Plan 2022-2025. Dit is een meerjarige Algemene Vrijwillige Bijdrage (AVB) voor de jaren 2023, 2024 en 2025, in lijn met de NLse verplichtingen volgens het VN Funding Compact, en kan dus naar eigen inzicht worden ingezet door UNICEF voor waar de noden het hoogst zijn. De bijdrage in deze bemo is in totaal 132 mln EUR (44 mln EUR per jaar), waarvan de Funding Compact verhoging afhankelijk is van parlementaire goedkeuring.
Strategic plan 2023-2032 Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency DGIS – CIEMER/NCEA 2023-2032 NCEA developed a 10 year programme to support individual (Strategic) Environmental Assessments as well as strengthen underlying (Strategic) Environmental Assessment systems of regulation, awareness, building of professional capacity and creating multi actor cooperation. Geographical priority is given to Horn-, East- and West Africa, while NCEA also works in MENA and other regions of the world.
23-0002202 IOM Pakistan Strengthening Resilience of Afghan Nationals and Host Communities in Pakistan through Multi-Sectoral Interventions 23-0002202 IOM is seeking to expand its support to vulnerable Afghan nationals in Pakistan and host communities to enhance their living conditions and resilience. This will be achieved through a set of activities centred around facilitating Afghans’ access to services through efforts to mitigate the tensions that might arise with the host community and through efforts targeting both the basic and longer-term needs of targeted populations. Adopting a community-owned approach and a holistic approach to meeting the multiple needs of affected populations, the activities engage humanitarian and development stakeholders, Government of Pakistan (GoP), local authorities, civil society, and beneficiaries themselves. Approaches undertaken in this project will also ensure environmental sustainability throughout.
23-0002706_Promotion and strengthening of human rights values in Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia. 23-0002706_Promotion and strengthening of human rights values in Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia.
IMPACT: 23-0002466 Research on violent extremism in Northern Ghana IMPACT: 23-0002466 Research on violent extremism in Northern Ghana
Promoting and Upholding the Rights to Critical Democratic Discourse. This project mainly aims to provide a public space to hold critical discussions o Promoting Rights to Democratic Discourse (PRDD)
IMPACT : 23-0001831 : PRE Courageous Conversations incl. USB Event IMPACT : 23-0001831 : Courageous Conversation: Gender Based Violence and Human Rights Defenders plus USB GBV event
Improving food and nutrition security, income, and livelihoods of subsistence farmers and smallholders through the development of in clusive, resilien Cassava and Passion fruit farming systems for Food and Nutrition security (CASPAF)
Holland Horti Support II – Towards a Future-Proof Horticulture Sector Jordan 2023-2026 The pilot project, Holland Horti Support I, has provided direct engagement with small and medium sized entrepreneurial farmers, tria lling and testing horticultural innovations and training on good agricultural practices. The ultimate impact goal of Holland Horti Support II is a future-proof, private sector driven horticulture sector in Jordan through scaling and mainstreaming of innovative and eco-efficient solutions. Its overall objective is to develop Jordan's horticulture private sector by improving: • Eco-efficiency, farming practices, labor conditions and access to innovation, finance and markets of 1,300 horticulture SMEs. • Business performance of 63 supply chain companies. • The capacity of 3 sector institutions. • The awareness of 75,000 consumers and farmers on the link between sustainable food production and healthy food consumption. To achieve this, an integrated private sector development approach will be taken, involving all relevant stakeholders in the horticulture sector.
Impact 23-0000698 Final evaluation of the Private Seed Sector Development project implemented by International Fertilizer Development Centre BUJ - Final evaluation Burundi PSSD
Composante Santé de SRHR (Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights) Voorheen : 4000004708 Composante Santé de SRHR : - Appui (indirect) du système de santé pour un accès accru aux moyens contraceptifs via structures de sante gouvernemental (publique) et - Sa connexion avec la formation initiale
SAR Sarajevo Film Festival special programme: Youth Activism and Human Rights The Human Rights Day is an umbrella event, under which several activities that foster promotion and advocacy of human rights, serving general audience, youth activists and film professionals are organized. The key programme is the HRD formatted as a film screening with a theme related to human rights, in the presence of the filmmakers and, if possible, the film’s subjects. A lengthy Q<(>&<)>A and a panel discussion on a specific topic of human rights issues is organized and welcomes speakers from the cinema, NGO and government sectors. The project will have five day workshop for youth participants (age 18 – 30) on various aspects of the human rights issues. The programme reflects the topics of the films presented in the Sarajevo Film Festival’s sections (mainly films selected in the Competition Section – Documentary Film, Focus and Dealing with the Past). The workshop is designed to welcome up to 25 participants, and they are selected by two partnering organizations: KULT and Young European Ambassadors will bringing activists from Bosnia and Herzegovina and activist from WB6 countries. The project will put focus on HR issues as an important part of the Festival while continuously encouraging public involvement for better understanding, acknowledging and tolerating differences, especially among younger generations. In addition the project will use the language of cinema as a tool to promote peace-building, locally, regionally and internationally, Sarajevo Film Festival advocates new, positive values that will lead towards an open society. This programme fosters youth activism by providing a safe space for discussion of the most pressing issues of the freedom of expression. And on in its’ final awards ceremony a special Human Rights Award will awarded. The award is given to the best film that deals with a human rights issue from the Competition Program – Documentary Film section of the festival.
UN Women Strategic Note Support to the implementation of UN Women Ethiopia Country Office Strategic Note 2022-2025 The activity contributes to strengt UN Women Strategic Note . not condifential
KIG Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023 KIG Mensenrechtenfonds ODA ECC PROJECTS 2023