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Nagorno-Karabakh Forcibly Displaced Persons Legal Awareness and Empowerment Program This project aims to empower forcibly displaced persons (FDPs) from Nagorno-Karabakh who are currently residing in Armenia.  The project will achieve this through a multi-pronged approach focused on legal empowerment, capacity building, and legal scholarship and advocacy.
Key objectives include providing legal information, developing targeted legal solutions, increasing legal literacy, building legal capacity, contributing to legal scholarship, strengthening advocacy efforts, and promoting integration and well-being. Through these efforts, the project seeks to ensure FDPs have the necessary support to navigate challenges and assert their rights effectively in Armenia.
Development of a Theory of Change for program group Innovative Finance for Development (IFO) Development of a Theory of Change for program group Innovative Finance for Development (IFO)
Additional audit  PSI activity "Appui au secteur privé pour étendre et améliorer l’offre de service SRHR". Additional audit  PSI activity "Appui au secteur privé pour étendre et améliorer l’offre de service SRHR".
Consultants externs pour le Q@E de la proposition RSSSR The SRHR team is working on a new and substantial activity (EUR 18 million) to support the Benin government in the implementation of the new law on SRHR, notably the enlarged access to safe abortion. For more information see activity 24-0000127.

Given that the aforementioned activity has an ODA budget of more than EUR 5 mln., and considering the sensitive nature of the project, an Q@E is mandatory.

The Q@E  is to be carried out by two independent experts in the field of SRHR, namely:
1) Sarah K Jones (OASIS);
2) Dr. Jean-Paul Dossou.
VN Vredesmissie - United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo - MONUSCO Betreft een van de VN Vredesmissies waaraan Nederland als lidstaat van de VN aan bijdraagt.
YOUTH AMBASSADOR FOR SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS, GENDER EQUALITY (YASRHR) The activity concerns the support of the youth organization Choice to shape the selection and guidance of the SRHR youth ambassador for 3 years. This concerns a youth ambassador for SRHR as has been supported over the past 10 years.

The role of the SRHR youth ambassador consists of consulting young people online and offline in the Netherlands and in particular in southern partner countries in the field of SRHR, (expanding) an international youth network and communicating through diplomatic and public (media) channels to express their voice when it comes to the rights, interests and positions of young people in the field of SRHR.
PAX - Protection of Civilians Programme (2024-2031) The programme (part of the DSH-SBK Contributing to Peaceful 
and Safe Societies 2024-2031) aims to achieve more proactive and inclusive protection and reduced civilian harm through working with civilians, authorities, and institutions—individually and together, from the grassroots level to the international—by raising awareness, implementing practical policy changes, and developing shared approaches to common people-centred security concerns. The theory of change pursues four interconnected outcomes: insight, influence, capability, and solidarity. The programme combines country work in South Sudan, Iraq, Burkina Faso, Yemen with international policy influencing and learning with the aim that (inter)national policy and practice become more reflective of civilians’ experiences and priorities, and conflict-affected communities can better hold powerholders to account for delivering people-centred security.
BOF - 04 IFDC International Fertilizer Development Center conference Nairobi  Kenya May 2024 organization of internat. summit
VN Vredesmissie - United Nations Support Office in Somalia - UNSOS Betreft een van de VN Vredesmissies waar Nederland als lidstaat van de VN aan bijdraagt.
Supporting Implementation of BDP2100: Moving Forward "Supporting Implementation of BDP2100: Moving Forward" is a 1-year continuation of support to the GED/Delta Wing featuring three activity components, each representing a major task for transitioning the work of the SIBDP TA team into new phases and to ensure uninterrupted continuation of the BDP2100 implementation. These activities are to support the Delta Wing, GED synchronize with the activities undertaken by the Delta Wing with RPA support, which finishes on 31 December 2024.
VN Vredesmissie - United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus - UNFICYP Betreft een van de VN Vredesmissies waaraan Nederland als lidstaat van de VN aan bijdraagt.
Strengthening Access to Justice and Effective Remedies for Gender-Based Violence The overarching objective of the project is to improve accountability and promote access to justice and  effective remedies for victim/survivors of gender-based violence, taking a rights-based and survivor-centric approach.

The two key sub-objectives of the project are:
1. civil society and lawyers are better equipped to secure legal redress for victims/survivors of GBV through trainings aimed at building their capacity and providing technical support for their advocacy efforts; and 
2. gaps in the design and implementation of domestic legal frameworks are exposed and addressed, to more effectively prevent and respond to cases of GBV, in line with international human rights law and standards.
Advancing Women’s and LGBTIQ+ Rights in Cambodia through Awareness Raising and Empowering WHRDs and LGBTIQ+ Activists to Claim Their Rights The overall goal is to achieve better protection for women’s and LGBTIQ+ rights by promoting the right to freedom of expression, and empowering WHRDs and LGBTIQ+ activists.

To achieve this goal, the project aims to achieve the three following objectives:
1. To raise the general public’s awareness and understanding of women’s and LGBTIQ+ rights;
2. To provide a platform enabling WHRDs and LGBTIQ+ activists to exercise their right to freedom of expression safely and effectively; share their human rights concerns and the challenges they face when conducting their activities; and engage with government officials to influence change toward improved respect for women’s and LGBTIQ+ rights; and
3. To build the resilience and capacity of and encourage synergies among WHRDs and LGBTIQ+ activists to keep the issues pertaining to women’s and LGBTIQ+ rights high on the public agenda.
24000148 Sustainable Agriculture for Forest Ecosystems (SAFE) The Sustainable Agriculture for Forest Ecosystems (SAFE) program, part of the Team Europe Initiative (TEI) complementing the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), aims to facilitate deforestation-free, sustainable, and legal supply chains for EUDR-covered commodities. Operating globally and regionally, SAFE engages in activities across six partner countries: Brazil, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ecuador, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Zambia. At the country level, SAFE prepares stakeholders for sustainable agricultural production, compliance with EUDR requirements, and improved livelihoods for smallholder farmers while protecting forest frontiers. SAFE also facilitates technical dialogues to exchange experiences and promote EUDR-aligned supply chains among supply chain actors  at the regional level. Additionally, SAFE manages the TEI hub, coordinating broader TEI initiatives and supporting knowledge generation, outreach and dissemination related to the EUDR.
PSD toolkit 2024-2028 PSD toolkit 2024-2028 includes Orange Corners , Impact Clusters, One Young World, enabling tax environment and Orange Corners Innovation Fund as well as regular toolkit activities. In running PSD toolkit, RVO has to take into account the following points:

-This activity covers both opdrachten and grants (OC, OCIF, IC). Ref. 'Finance' for breakdown of specific budgets;
-Combi countries can only use this regular PSD toolkit for non-combi activities;
-PSD toolkit cannot be used to upscale previous, successful PSD toolkit initiatives;
-In 2024, DDE will discuss with RVO on structural financing of specific programmes currently financed through this toolkit, such as  OC, OCIF, PADEO and Impact clusters.

Funds are divided in:
€     108.933.000,- Beleidsgeld  
€      41.067.000,-  Uitvoeringskosten

Climate paragraph and PMEL framework will be elaborated in the first quarter of 2024 by RVO and DDE.

Per April a top up of € 11.000.000 is added to hire local expertise. See 
 section Finance.
Supporting the Implementation of the United Nations Convention Against Torture (UNCAT) by the Government of Viet Nam The project aims to support the continuous implementation of UNCAT by the Ministry of Public Security and the government of Vietnam. Overarching goals:

1. Enhancing the implementing process of UNCAT in Viet Nam;
2. Strengthening Vietnamese UNCAT core team in reporting cycle knowledge & skills;
3. Supporting MPS core team of trainers on successful knowledge & skills transfers to law enforcement officials in all of Viet Nam by using the (possibly revised) MPS curriculum.
Opmaak Liferay CMS resultatenrapportage OS 2023 Met de resultatenrapportage geeft het ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken elk jaar een beeld van de resultaten die Nederland behaalt op het gebied van ontwikkelingssamenwerking. 

Hierin wordt er een onderscheid gemaakt tussen landenpagina's, themapagina's en extra pagina's. Voor deze pagina's worden er teksten opgesteld door beleidsmedewerkers in de themadirecties en op de posten. 

De opdracht betreft het toevoegen van deze teksten in het
Content Management System (CMS) van de website/ het OS-portaal. Dit geldt voor zowel de Engelse versie van de website als de Nederlandstalige versie.
Support to the United Nations 2720 Mechanism for Gaza through UNOPS - Senior Coordinator for Humanitarian Aid for Gaza Contribution to start up of the work of the UN Senior Coordinator in the context of a mechanism to coordinate humanitarian aid for Gaza
Subsidy Stichting Vluchteling_Localization Subsidy Framework_2024-2029 This activity, implemented by Stichting Vluchteling, proposes to realize an integrated intervention strategy, combining the capacity strengthening and direct funding of the selected in-country partners. The in-country organizations will be in the lead regarding decision-making and prioritization of their capacity strengthening and the funding activities – all aimed at the protection of and improved service provision for refugees, IDPs and host communities in Iraq, Lebanon and Türkiye.
WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control - Protocol to Eliminate Illicit Trade in Tobacco Products De Framework Convention on Tobacco Control is een verdrag dat Nederland geratificeerd heeft. Het heeft een eigen secretariaat bij de WHO dat op de implementatie van het verdrag toeziet. Onder het verdrag worden verschillende Protocollen opgehangen. Het eerste protocol dat is ontwikkeld, is het Protocol to Eliminate Illicit Trade in Tobacco Products. Landen die lid zijn van het FCTC-verdrag, kunnen per Protocol besluiten of ze daar ook lid van worden. Dit moet door het parlement worden geratificeerd. Nederland heeft eind 2020 het Protocol geratificeerd.
Bolstering Advocacy Capacity of Human Rights Defenders (BACHRD) The project aims to enhance the advocacy capabilities of human rights defenders (HRDs) and provincial journalists who are linked with the Human Rights First Aid Centers (HRFACs) in Sri Lanka by providing them with essential skills, resources, and platforms to effectively promote human rights. This will be done through developing of a training module and providing training for HRDs and engage in advocacy work.
Strategic Partnerschip Mensen met een Missie - The Peace Project (2024-2031) This activity is one of the Strategic Partners of the grant Contributing 
to Peaceful and Safe Societies 2024-2031.

This programme aims to strengthen and support religious actors and other proximate peacebuilders in South Sudan, DR Congo, Burundi and Uganda in transforming harmful convictions and ‘othering’ into social trust. 

This initiative aims to:

- Bridge intergroup divides, foster cohesion and influence conflict-sensitive and inclusive policies at local, national and international levels;
- Utilize the normative influence, mobilising power, and the extensive network of local (religious) leaders in promoting peace;
- Support and equip individuals with a mission as catalysts for inspiring and initiating transformative change;
- Link local realities with each other, and broader national, regional, and international policies and practices;
- Embrace flexibility, continuous reflection, learning and adaptation;
- Invest in trauma healing as a fundamental pre-requisite for peace.
Netherlands Global Concessional Financing Facility
Contribution Global Window – Armenia Global Concessional Financing Facility Contribution to support Armenia in coping with the rapid and large-scale influx of people from Nagorno-Karabakh, and to build its resilience.
Participation à la campagne nationale de reforestation / journée & nuit nationale de l'arbre - JNA 2024 L'activite consistera à augmenter les surfaces reboisées sur tout le territoire burkinabè
VN Vredesmissie - United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon - UNIFIL Betreft een van de VN Vredesmissies waaraan Nederland als lidstaat van de VN aan bijdraagt.
VN Vredesmissie - United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali - MINUSMA Betreft een van de VN Vredesmissies waaraan Nederland als lidstaat van de VN aan bijdraagt.
A public diplomacy event in anticipation of UN23 was organised in Addis Ababa Most important major Stakeholders from the Ethiopian Water sector, with a plan to visit the UN23 conference in New York were invited to a one day full workshop, where IRC WASH prepared all participants on the subject matter and devised a joint messaging strategy.
Belgrade Pride 2024: Advocating for change through campaigning and artistic performances The project aims to promote the rights and dignity of the LGBTQI+ community in Serbia through a comprehensive program of advocacy, cultural expression, and public events, culminating with the Pride Parade. The project seeks to raise awareness, foster inclusivity, and empower local activists to advocate for legislative changes and greater societal acceptance.
Nonviolent Peaceforce - The NEST Project: Nonviolent Engagement for Safety and Security Transformation (2024-2031) The NEST Project (Nonviolent Engagement for Safety and Security Transformation) tackles civilian insecurity by advocating for nonviolent, community-centered security methods. NEST aims to shift from armed to community-based, nonviolent security and collective action. It challenges militarism, urging a shift to local, nonviolent strategies. Priorities include policy influence, grassroots protection leadership, and preventive actions with civilians. Engaging the UN, regional blocs, and NGOs, NEST strengthens local protection networks and promotes Unarmed Civilian Protection (UCP) understanding. Emphasis lies in transitional settings, local partnerships, and gender aspects. Activities span direct protection, training, advocacy, and engaging policymakers alongside civilians. In focus countries - DRC, Iraq, Sudan, and South Sudan - the project strengthens protection networks, gathers evidence, and implements nonviolent measures. armed actors, and mediating local peace agreements.
CIVIC - Advancing Peace and Security: Protecting Civilians in Armed Conflict (2024-2031) The programme (part of the DSH-SBK Contributing to Peaceful 
and Safe Societies 2024-2031) will strengthen policy and programming for Protection of Civilians (POC) so that civilians experience a significant reduction in conflict-related harm. This will be achieved through three interlinked results and key steps across programmes in Mali, Somalia, Yemen, and global policy-research. (1) Civilians bring about improved protection for their communities. (2) Governments and armed actors are responsive to civilian protection needs and concerns, leaving nobody behind and doing no harm. And (3) regional and multinational bodies take concrete steps to improve POC at international, national, and local levels.
Grains for Growth Plus Scale Up Plan Horticulture EKN Horticultural Business Platform Implementer IDH will support the Horticultural Business Platform (HBP) that will convene important actors in the horticultural value chain in Ghana. Together, they form an important network that will align off takers and producers, bringing supply and demand together, creating a stronger enabling environment. It will train farmers, small enterprises and agronomists in agricultural practices and enhanced entrepreneurial skills to strengthen the supply line to the off takers.
Medecins du Monde - Protection and Resilience - Grant Migration and Displacement This activity contributes to the protection and resilience of migrants, refugees, internally displaced persons, and vulnerable members of host communities in Tunisia and Morocco, through i) establishing a coordination and technical support mechanism to ensure overall coherence and the quality of intervention by in-country partners as well as their networking for knowledge sharing; ii) developing a multi-sectoral protection and referral mechanism centered on vulnerability to ensure integrated support for migrant, refugee, displaced individuals, and host communities by in-country partners; iii) ensuring significant participation of rights holders in changing policies that concern them at the national level (each country), regional, and transnational levels, and enabling networking of in-country partners at the regional level.
Projet de Productivité de l’Eau à l’Office du Niger (PRODEAU-ON) Ce projet de recherche-action vise à terme une productivité plus elevée de l’eau  à l'Office du Niger (ON), la plus grande zone d'irrigation au Mali (70.000 ha).  
L'objectif est d'augmenter la résilience  des systèmes de production agricole de l’ON vis-à-vis du changement climatique et des conditions socio-économiques difficiles. 
Les résultats envisagés les plus importants: 
- Nombre de l'exploitations familiales qui ont amélioré la gestion de l'irrigation et de l’efficacité de l’eau : plus de 2.600 exploitations sur une superficie de plus de 3.000 ha; Pour le suivi de productivité de l'eau le système WaPOR sera utilisé;
- Nombre d’hectares de terres agricoles directement atteints avec des activités (eco) - innovantes  : plus de 400 ha; 
- Nombre d'exploitations familiales qui réalisent un revenu plus élevé: plus de 1.300 exploitations familiales. 
Une mise en oeuvre réussie du projet permettra à l'ON de prendre des mesures structurelles sur une plus grande étendue de la zone.
Ready-to-implement architectural designs of an “EU-standard, Healthy, Energy-Efficient, Sustainable and Affordable Ukrainian Village House.” Ready-to-implement architectural designs of an “EU-standard, Healthy, Energy-Efficient, Sustainable and Affordable Ukrainian Village House” as part of the Rebuilding Ukraine Better concept + seminar organized by ODU and the Ukraine – Netherlands Urban Network (UNUN), to share the implementable designs and concrete advice for sustainable reconstruction of Ukraine at the end of the project.
Contribution Access to Medicine Foundation 2024-2027 The objective of the AtMF is to make vaccines, medicines and medical products better accessible to people in low and middle income countries. To achieve this objective, the organisation collects and analyzes strategies of pharmaceutical companies to make these products better accessible. On the basis of these data, a biannual index is published, which ranks companies in improving access of it's products to the most marginalized products. This publication is followed by confidential conversations with companies, round table conversations and active media oulets to stimulate competition and exchange of best practices.
Partnership for improving prospects for forcibly displaced and host communities Second Phase of the MFA's Partnership with IFC, ILO, UNHCR, UNICEF and the World Bank to improve prospects for forcibly displaced and their host communities by together pushing for a transformation from taking a humanitarian to a development approach towards forced displacement. The 5 partners will push this transformation by focusing on the nexuses between, education, protection, employment, WASH and critical infrastructure. The partnership has been rolled out in 8 countries: Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda. This Activity appraisal document will highlight the second phase of this Partnership and the specific role and activities of the World Bank under this Partnership which will be funded by the MFA.
Capacity assessments and due dilligence new activities developement cooperation in Burundi. Capacity assessments and due dilligence new activities developement cooperation in Burundi.
Building Women Journalists' Resilience In Ukraine: Tackling Online Violence and Gender Disinformation Building Women Journalists' Resilience In Ukraine: Tackling Online Violence and Gender Disinformation
UNICEF ASWA III WASH program; Accelerating Climate-Resilient Sanitation and Water for All Phase III In ASWA III UNICEF builds on the ASWA I and II programs and will work in Burkina Faso, Cote d'Ivoire, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Mozambique, Somalia and Tanzania on adoption and continued use of sustainable climate-resilient water supply, sanitation and hand hygiene (WASH) facilities, focusing on gender and social inclusion. The program plans to provide underserved people with - at least - climate resilient (CR) basic drink water services (including IWRM); and with - at least (CR) - basic sanitation and hygiene services. UNICEF will also provide WASH services at schools (including services/info on menstrual health and  hygiene) and healthcare facilities. In addition UNICEF will work on strengthened systems to ensure lasting (WASH) services and upscaling. Results include:  8 countries with WASH finance strategies targeting gender and vulnerable people,  additional funding for WASH, climate rationales and monitoring systems for sustainability.
Monitoring Human Rights Violations, Providing Referral Support and Advocating for the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights This project outlines a comprehensive 8-month initiative aimed at monitoring human rights violations, providing referral legal aid and support to victims, and advocating for the protection and promotion of human rights in the selected provinces of Manicaland Province (Makoni North and South); Masvingo Province (Gutu North and South), and Matabeleland North (Tsholotsho North and South).
International Law Applicable in Cyberspace Workshop The activity is to support a two days workshop on the international law applicable in cyberspace in collaboration with the Cyber Law International (CLI) and Indonesian local partners of ICSF and CISSReC
Bosquet Ceinture Verte - Reforestation Develop a green space which will serve as an entry point into the ceinture verte de Ouagadougou, which will serve as a showcase for the interventions of the Dutch embassy in Burkina
The Food-Climate Convergence Initiative, FAO - UN Food Systems Coordination Hub, 2024-2026 This activity encompasses two components: 1) support for the Food Systems Coordination Hub, and 2) the Food-Climate Convergence Initiative. The Convergence Initiative aims to support national efforts to advance the alignment between the “food systems transformation” and “climate action” agendas to enable governments and stakeholders at national level, to improve action that will simultaneously support the achievement of the SDGs, and the Paris Climate Agreement. This should result in: 1) reflection of convergence in (new) consultation structures for food system transformation, 2) revised national pathways for food system transformation, and 3) revised national climate adaptation plans (NDCs, NAPs). This constitutes component 2 of the activity. Additionally, other Hub activities will be financed to support the Convergence Initiative, such as strengthening tracking systems, learning processes, and optimizing strategies related to the "Ecosystem of Support" (component 1 of the activity).