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Together for Equal Rights for Women and Girls The project is about preventing violence against women and raising awareness about reproductive health. It will be implemented in Akhaltsikhe, Aspindza and Borjomi municipalities.

The following activities will be implemented:

-  A course at the School of Equality on prevention of VAW and on reproductive rights: 60 women / 12 days
- Selected from the above group will be 6 community ambassadors in each municipality: 18 women who will act as facilitators and organise five meetings in five villages of their respective community.
- Community Ambassadors will hold  one thematic social event in their respective community.
- A TV show to be broadcast in the three municipalities.
- Six round table discussions - intersectoral meetings to be held in three municipalities (for various stakeholders, such as police, teachers, healthcare and social services, also local media and NGO's.)
- Strategic plans for 3 municipalities developed meant for the local authorities (if they agree to cooperate.)
Projet de sensibilisation et d’appui à la résilience des communautés de la RNC du Boundou face aux changements climatiques The project aims to raise awareness and support communities living in the Boundou reserve (in the Tambacounda region) to take greater ownership of the means of combating climate change, and to disseminate them throughout the reserve. The project is based on the following three areas:
A programme to raise awareness among local people and socio-professional groups of the rules of the local convention on sustainable practices for the use of natural resources (village meetings, awareness-raising among socio-professional groups, training for local players (vigilance committee, eco-guards)).
-Environmental education programme: organising nature awareness-raising sessions in schools (teacher training, nature activities for schools, improvements to the educational plot).
Capacity-building for women's resilience in the face of climate change.
Change means action: Strengthening local humanitarian leadership through Start Network This activity aims to model change and create tools and examples regarding LLHA and AA in man-made crises: 1) by facilitating local leadership through expanding their network of humanitarian hubs, whose members are embedded in and work closely with communities at risk of, or affected by, crises. 2) by piloting new ways of working within their family of funds: through testing and operationalising tools and approaches for the anticipation of the humanitarian impact of conflict and man-made risks and through testing and operationalising processes to upscale the involvement of N/L organisations in decision making and to improve their access to international funding, and 3) through supporting: innovation initiatives for hubs, local humanitarians to take the lead in identifying local solutions to local problems, and innovative approaches to risk sharing and accountability, including making their tiered approach to due diligence accessible to other organisations and donors.
Monitoring of Strategic Partnerships This project will assess the monitoring systems of the eight partners involved in the implementation of the Strategic Partnership in the DRC. At the end of the project, the consultant will have proposed recommendations to improve the monitoring systems of these agencies. It will assess the quality of the MEL systems of the SCS partnerships, including downward accountability.
Eau Cle du Developpement Durable-GIRE The aim of the ECDD-GIRE project is to improve water management and access to water in order to increase income and strengthen climatic and economic resilience within the grassroots community in Burkina Faso.  
By enhancing capacity building and digital innovation, the project seeks to empower local actors with the necessary skills and tools for effective water management. 
Digital platforms like the WaterCoach and UMVA will play a pivotal role in disseminating knowledge and facilitating learning opportunities for water users.
The project emphasizes community-led infrastructure development, particularly around dams and water retention basins. 
By implementing climate-resilient infrastructure and promoting agroforestry practices along riverbanks, the project aims to enhance agricultural productivity while safeguarding water resources.
Integrated Water Resources Management Best Practices Promotion-Burkina Faso Cette activité vise la promotion des bonnes Pratiques GIRE et utilisation efficace et productive de l'eau dans l'espace UEMOA en général et au Burkina Faso en particulier. Elle se fera sous forme d'accompagnement de l'Ambassade des Pays-Bas pour :
-	La finalisation et l' édition du manuel des bonnes pratiques de GIRE documentées  lors d'un appel à proposition et retenus par un comité technique scientifique. 
-	La participation des 3 meilleurs structures lauréates Burkinabè retenus lors de l'appel à proposition (Direction Générale des Ressources en Eau (DGRE), Agence de l’eau du Gourma, Autorité du Bassin de la Volta (ABV)) , au 10ème Forum Mondial de l’Eau en mai 2024 pour contribuer à la dissémination des bonnes pratiques de GIRE documentées et à participer activement aux forums et événements de partage des connaissances en vue d'une durabilité des actions.
NAI - 2nd Homa Bay County International Investment Conference - 27-29 Feb 2024 2nd Homa Bay County International Investment Conference

Theme: Unlocking The Bay Of Endless Potential

26th - 29th February 2024
IGG PlantwisePlus scale-out phase (2024 - 2030) PlantwisePlus (PW+) is a multi-donor programme that supports countries to predict, prepare for and prevent potential plant health threats and reduce crop losses. The vision of PW+ is “to empower women and men smallholder farmers to manage evolving plant health threats, increase their incomes, improve food security and safety, and reduce biodiversity loss, through the promotion of sustainable crop production that protects biodiversity." 

In collaboration with governments and other partners, PW+ develops pest prioritisation processes and pest prevention management plans at national level; identifies opportunities for pesticide risk reduction; identifies and implements or develops classical and augmentative biocontrol solutions; develops digital learning products and digital decision support tools for agricultural service providers; scales up its plant clinic approach; and identifies income generating opportunities for rural youth and women and men in agricultural service provision.
Civic and Political Participation of Women Market Vendors This project will focus on increasing citizen participation and active citizenship (civic participation) of women informal traders and market vendors in Mabvuku, Hatcliffe and Epworth. These women are traditionally excluded from decision-making spaces and lack the skills, confidence, leadership and voice to hold duty bearers to account. The action will use a rights-based approach to enable women market vendors to collectively advocate for their rights through the creation of market women’s agency, promote active citizenship and combat the marginalisation that women face whilst cultivating their socioeconomic and political empowerment.
Clingendael Training South West Region. This concerns a training for the Regional President and 9 of his cabinet members. CdP visited the regional president in August 2022 to discuss business opportunities and development cooperation. Dr Negash Wagesho, the former state minister of water supply was appointed President of the newly established South West Region. This visit was the first time an ambassador ever came by. 
During this visit, the president raised the possibility of training members of his newly formed cabinet in order to enhance their capacity to lead and manage the SWR effectively. 
A training program for the president and his cabinet members will be organised at the Clingendael Institute in The Hague, from February 19th to March 1st, 2024.
Financial contribution to the UN Women Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women for 2024 and 2025 The UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women (TF EVAW), is the only global grant-making mechanism dedicated to eradicating all forms of violence against women and girls. The Trust Fund provides grants to civil society organizations and women's rights organizations who work on ending violence against women in different contexts. The UN Trust Fund’s focuses specifically on three thematic areas (1. Services, 2. Prevention, 3. Implementation of laws and policies) related to ending gender-based violence. 

NL is a longstanding partner of the TF EVAW. This two-year financial commitment to the UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women is a continuation of the previous contribution (EUR 2 mln a year for 2021-2023). The work of the Trust Fund is strongly aligned with the Netherlands' development cooperation priorities related to gender equality and ending gender-based violence.
Mission to the Ho Chi Minh Academy of Politics in Hanoi to prepare for Renewed Cooperation with the International Institute of Social Studies Mission to the Ho Chi Minh Academy of Politics in Hanoi to investigate the possibilities for renewed cooperation with the International Institute of Social Studies
WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control Gewogen lidmaatschapsbijdrage aan de FCTC die valt onder het WHO-kaderverdrag. Het FCTC jaarbudget is een verplichte verdragsrechtelijke contributie van lidstaten vastgesteld op 21 mei 2003 en geratificeerd door Nederland op 27 april 2005.
UNFPA PooledFund Co-hosting Global Youth Dialogues in light of ICPD+30 Review UNFPA organises a review of the ICPD Programme of Action (PoA) every five years. In 2024, this will take place 30 years after the adoption of the PoA. Under ICPD +30, three "Global Dialogues" will be organised. 

These dialogues aim to bring together 200 different stakeholders to celebrate 30 years of ICPD achievements, but also to discuss complex polarising issues and position the ICPD agenda in the sustainable development agenda. Insights and recommendations from the three dialogues will contribute to the global ICPD review report. This report will serve as a basis for deployment in NY, linking the recommendations to the CPD and Summit of the Future. This is crucial given the growing pushback on SRHR & ICPD agenda.

The first dialogue is the youth dialogue and will be co-hosted by NL and Denmark and will take place on 3 and 4 April in Benin. By contributing to the pooled fund, NL contributes to the Global Youth Dialogue in Benin.
MozWateR - Mainstreaming an Integrated Water Resources Management Approach for more resilient basins in Mozambique The Netherlands intends to continue its cooperation with Mozambique in IWRM. The new cooperation program should create more synergy between the activities and better harmonize the efforts of implementing partners (DNGRH, ARA-Centro and ARA-Norte), in close collaboration with other sectors. 
The design of the program recognizes that IWRM is a multi-institutional undertaking that relies on strong stakeholder participation and commitment to achieving the goal.
The implementation strategy contains 6 thematic areas, with the following final outcomes: (i) Enhanced institutional capacity for IWRM planning and implementation; (ii) Enhanced water knowledge and information for evidence-based decision-making; (iii) Enhanced water security and productivity; (iv) Improved water quality, and (v) Enhanced management of climate threats and disaster risk reduction.
Observing the Biometric Voter Registration processes to promote transparent, credible and peaceful elections The integrity of the voter register and the registration process in the 4th Republic of Ghana has remained contested. The history of violence, contestation as well as the long running issues voter register makes the upcoming Limited Voter Registration Exercise one that needs independent observers to be able to determine the integrity of the process.

This project seeks to ensure trust, transparency and credibility in the voter registration process by independently observing the process. It will mobilize 170 citizen observers to participate in enhancing transparency and credibility. The observers will seek to identify irregularities in the voter registration process, and provide early warnings on potential issues at 258 registration centers.

Additionally, the project seeks to document incidents and lessons learned, which will contribute to improving future registration exercises, and ultimately contribute to the peaceful conduct of elections in Ghana and the wider region.
MDTFP UNICEF and UNFPA Global Programme to End Child Marriage  (GPECM) Phase III The Global Programme aims to support governments and civil society partners, including women- and youth-led organizations and feminist movements, to accelerate action to end child marriage. At the heart of the theory of change is an adolescent girl-centered approach that aims to empower individual adolescent girls to make decisions about if, when and whom to marry, within a web of support that involves her family, the community (including boys and men), service providers, society and public structures, institutions, systems and services, laws and policies.
Subsidy Koepel Internationale Solidariteit_11.11.11_Localization Subsidy Framework 2024-2029 This activity, implemented by Koepel van Internationale Solidariteit or 11.11.11, focuses on strengthening RLOs (refugee-led organisations) and CSOs that operate at the grass roots level, directly amplifying the voices of migrants and refugees and fostering an environment in which localised expertise takes centre stage. 11.11.11 aims to harness the full potential of the selected in-country partners working with migrants and refugees to create a ripple effect of positive
transformation that tackles the challenges of migration and displacement in Türkiye. It will combine the three intervention strategies: capacity strengthening, direct funding and meaningful participation in national and international policy processes.
Empowerment of Forcibly Displaced Women From Artsakh This project aims to empower forcibly displaced women from Artsakh in addressing the challenges that they face, such as unequal opportunities and unequal pay. These women are provided with educational and psychological support systems, as well as community development capacities and knowledge to motivate them to enhance their self-reliance, reducing their vulnerability and enhancing their integration in their new communities.
Bon Buzz 2 : créer les Histoires Dépolarisantes Through this activity 40 young journalists/bloggers will be trained in researching and writing de-polarizing stories. Five of them will be capacitated so they can train others (train-the-trainers), all of them are expected to influence other young people with their konwledge and skills.
Veille Informationnelle sur l’Environnement à Tassignère, Pilote Bar et Saguiri. The project consists of setting up a surveillance and action infrastructure to warn of the imminent disappearance of the coastal villages of Tassignère, Pilote Bar and Saguiri (Saint-Louis region) as a result of climate change.  The main aim is to set up a multi-stakeholder platform to counter the tragic consequences of climate change in the near future in the three localities. The project consists of:
- mobilizing the local population, mayors, government officials and opinion leaders, with journalists acting as information relays, to provide information about the environmental tragedy unfolding in these areas, and   
-  creating a protective barrier with natural regeneration under the leadership of a committee set up around climatologists and scientists of all kinds.
Eau Cle du Developpement Durable-WASH ECDD-WASH aims to enhancing access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene, through innovative an approach in rural Burkina Faso. 
It Focuses on empowering communities to adopt behavior changes using approaches like Community Lead Total Sanitation, WASH in school and health centers and sanitation marketing.
In tandem with the behavioral change, ECDD-WASH addresses infrastructure needs, that play a critical role of physical structures in sustaining WASH improvements. Moreover, the project places a strong emphasis on governance, conflict management, and gender equality. By incorporating digital solutions through G50 groups and UMVA platform, the project enhances infrastructure planning, monitoring, and management, reinforcing sustainability efforts regarding climate change challenges.
BOF - 01 - Support for International Climate Youths: We Are Tomorrow Global Partnership Zie al geaccordeerde UMO MINBUZA-2024.441992 voor nadere toelichting.
UNESCO Verdragscontributie. De United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) is een gespecialiseerde VN-organisatie voor onderwijs, cultuur, wetenschap, communicatie en informatie. Het mandaat van UNESCO is het bevorderen van begrip tussen volkeren en vrije uitwisseling van gedachten dmv samenwerking tussen landen, om zo bij te dragen aan wereldwijde vrede en veiligheid. UNESCO's voornaamste functie is het bundelen van kennis, het bevorderen van kennisoverdracht, het beschikbaar stellen van expertise, capaciteitsopbouw en het ontwikkelen van normstellende instrumenten voor de vier expertise gebieden waarin UNESCO actief is. In het algemeen kan UNESCO beschouwd worden als de 'denktank' van de VN binnen haar mandaat, waar dialoog over gevoelige onderwerpen mogelijk is.
Integrated assistance for Urban Afghan Refugees and Host Communities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan Provinces The activities in the project aim at strengthening the capacities of Afghan and host communities and improve their access to essential services in Peshawar and Nowshera districts of KP province. Moreover, the activities aim to promote inclusion, social cohesion and expand the access of youth Afghan and host communities (aged 18-30 years) to home-based skills development and sustainable income generation activities in Peshawar and Nowshera districts of KP province. The project utilizes space efficiently using schools as a cornerstone for broader initiatives as the parent-teacher committees and Afghan Community forums. Finally, the project will enhance knowledge and disseminates learning to support the recovery of Afghan refugees’ livelihoods, education, protection, and factors influencing social cohesion in Quetta, Pishin, Chaman and Chaghi districts of Balochistan province.
BIRN Reporters House Kosovo The Reporter's House will serve as a repository and exhibition venue for personal narratives, testimonies, and stories from the Kosovo War, gathered from a wide array of contributors, including survivors, witnesses, and war-time journalists. Encouraging these diverse voices to share their authentic accounts, we aim to present a comprehensive, multi-perspective view of the events, thereby promoting understanding, reconciliation, and peace.
Support to the BDP2100 accelerator program – identification of PPP opportunities and leveraging Dutch private investment Contribution to the WBG2030 Trust Fund to support the Bangladesh Delta Plan 2100 (BDP2100) Accelerator Program led by the Bangladesh Water Multi-Stakeholder Partnership (BWMSP). The contribution aims to support two rapid assessments of potential PPP projects for which there is strong interest from the Dutch private sector, one of which is for the central industrial effluent treatment plants and integrated solid waste management facilities in Jamalpur and Shreeharta Economic Zones (the second RA is still to be decided) and the preparations of a large investors conference to be held beginning of 2025.
Civic Education Program Design, launch and deliver the Civic Education Programme, a comprehensive initiative aimed at fostering youth civic engagement and empowering individuals with knowledge about their rights and
responsibilities as citizens ahead of the general elections in South Africa in 2024.
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Equipping Law Enforcement Officers with Skills to Handle Technology-Facilitated Violence Against Children The justice system in Kenya is currently unable to effectively address cases of Technology Facilitated Violence against Children (TFVAC).  The alarming rise in cases of online child sexual exploitation and abuse (OCSEA), as reported by the Anti-Human Trafficking and Child Protection Unit (AHTCPU) of the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), underscores the urgent need for enhanced measures to safeguard children in this urban center. Kisumu and Nakuru cities have high internet accessibility rates and significant impact of TFVAC on urban children. The project aims to target areas where children are most vulnerable to online violence and abuse. Implementing comprehensive training programs, institutional integration efforts and standardized procedures in the two counties will enhance the limited expertise capacity and enable law enforcement agencies to effectively respond to TFVAC cases and protect children from harm in this urban environment.
VN Vredesmissie - United Nations Interim Security Force for Abyei - UNISFA Betreft een van de VN Vredesmissies waaraan Nederland als lidstaat van de VN aan bijdraagt.
IMPACT No: 24-0000189. KAM - Integrated and Sustainable Production for Inclusive Resilient Economies in Busoga and Lango Sub-regions Through a participatory and community-led approach, INSPIRE aims 
to tackle the root causes of food insecurity and poverty in Lango and Busoga to contribute to the goal of “resilient and inclusive economic development of rural lowland communities”. 
This goal is to be achieved with the active and full participation of smallholder farmers (SHFs) and local stakeholders from the onset. The impact that INSPIRE aims to contribute to is “increased income and livelihood resilience of SHFs to climate change and market failures” in both regions.
Awareness and effective public policies to prevent violence against women Awareness and effective public policies to prevent violence against women Selected in the context of the OPEN CALL: HUMAN RIGHTS FUND 2023, the project "Awareness and effective public policies to prevent violence against women Awareness and effective public policies to prevent violence against women" aims to promote 
the creation and strengthening of policies aimed at preventing violence against women. This will be achieved through strategic advocacy with public policy decision-makers.
Bijdrage aan het onderzoeksprogramma van Center for International Cooperation (CIC) voor 2023-2025 Meerjarige, ongeoormerkte bijdrage aan het onderzoeksprogramma van Center for International Cooperation (CIC) van New York University voor uitvoer van hun werkprogramma voor (mid) 2023 tot (mid) 2025.
Strategic Partnership Search for Common Ground - From Grassroots to Global: Empowering Communities in Peacebuilding Policy 2024-2031 Search for Common Ground proposes to empower local actors in fragile and conflict-affected states to meaningfully and durably influence multi-level peacebuilding practices and policies that contribute to strengthening peaceful and safe societies. It plans to work in Niger, Democratic Republic of Congo, Afghanistan, and the Palestinian Territories on policy theme B: peacebuilding and conflict mediation. It will foster locally-led, adaptive, long-term peacebuilding programming in fragile and conflict-affected states; and build the case for international policy, diplomatic, and financial support for long-term peacebuilding in in these contexts. This program will increase the agency of locally-rooted peacebuilders to enhance community resilience, transform violent conflicts, and shape and realise their agenda for inclusive peace. Additionally, it aims to enhance the responsiveness of diplomatic, policy, and financial support for peacebuilding by integrating insights and best practices.