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Lump sum donation to UN Albania SDG Acceleration Fund – Earthquake Recovery Window On the 26th of November 2019 Albania was hit by an earthquake (6.3 SvR). The epicenter was 22 km from Durres and 30 km from Tirana. The earthquake caused 51 fatalities and injured at least 913 people. Moreover, up to 17,000 people were displaced due to the loss of their homes.. Experts from the EU, UN and World Bank undertook a Post-Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA). The total costs of the earthquake are around EUR 1 billion across all sectors, and in 11 affected municipalities. Based on the PDNA, United Nations entities are planning their coordinated contribution to recovery with Government counterparts. UN entities have a wealth of global technical expertise that can be drawn upon for earthquake recovery. UN Albania has opened a dedicated window in the Albania SDG Acceleration Fund to support the UN’s system-wide efforts to assist earthquake recovery, as a supplement to the Government’s financing mechanism. This window, within the context of the SDG Acceleration Fund will: • Focus on needs outlined in the PDNA and draw upon PDNA principles including Building Back Better, the deepening and broadening of Disaster Risk Reduction capacity, community ownership, and gender equality. • Enhance the coordinated efforts from UN agencies, in support to Government’s and other partners efforts, to overarching aim to deliver integrated UN programme support in various sectors of recovery such as productive, infrastructure, disaster risk reduction, education, health, social inclusion, among others- all gender mainstreamed.
Covid-19:Contr CAR, Somalia, South Sudan Bijdrage aan Covid response in CAR, Somalie en Sudan via Humanitarian Funds
BENKADI -> N.B. mid december 2020 overgegaan van IGG naar DSO Funding for “BENKADI” under subsidy framework Power of Voices Partnerships
Research programme on legitimate stability for sub-thematic priorities of Security and Rule of Law (SRoL) and its focus regions and countries. Research proposals and policy and programming advisory service for the sub thematic priorities human security, justice, political governance and peace building as wells as for the SRoL focus regions and countries (Horn, Sahel and MENA). 

This programme has been suplemented with a special conflict sensitivity support component, that provides support through standard and taylored training in conflict sensitivity, recurring Political Economy Analysis (PEA) and advisory services.
DRC Land Tenure Project Conflicts regarding access to land and land tenure are among the principal drivers of conflict in Eastern DRC. This project will develop innovations to facilitate procedures for land tenure security and work on modalities to enhance access to land.
Projet sauver la vie  (PSLV); Renforcer l’offre et l’accès aux services d’avortement sécurisé et de contraception au Burkina Faso Le projet sauver la vie vient en complément au programme national dénommé « Renforcer les services de santé primaires y compris la PF (planning familiale) pour accé-lérer les progrès vers la couverture sanitaire universelle au Burkina Faso ». Le projet d’envergure nationale est financé sous l’ appellation Large Anonymous Donor (LAD) au profit du Ministère de la santé du Burkina et l’ONG Pathfinder en est l’agence fiduciaire. Le but du PLSV est d’améliorer l'accès et l’utilisation des services de contraception et d’avortement sécurisé de haute qualité chez les femmes en âge de procréer au Burkina. Pour ce faire, trois objectifs stratégiques sont poursuivis qui sont : (i)Renforcer le système de santé pour l’offre des services de contraception et de soins d’avortement sécurisé de qualité, compassion nels et sans jugement dans les formations sani-taires, (ii)Assurer une mobilisation communautaire bâtie autour des organisations locales et des agents de santé à base commu-nautaire (iii) Créer un environnement politique, juridique, règlementaire et social habilitant pour l’offre et l’accès aux services d’avortement sécurisé. Le projet travaillera entre autre à la création de la demande et à la mobilisation sociale en vue de la domestication du proto-cole de Maputo sur les droits de femmes Africaines.
TBL The road to your right Detailed description of the activity The project focuses on economic empowerment of women - victims of domestic violence - through vocational education and employment. Within the framework of the project, 90 women victims of violence will acquire the profession of gardening and landscape design in Georgia. Beneficiaries of the AVNG (applicant organization) Shelter/Crisis Center, as well as beneficiaries of shelters run by the state and by partner organizations working on issues of violence against women shall participate in the vocational training courses. The territory of the shelter of AVNG, which is 4,000-square-meters, with the infrastructure that allows for both theoretical and practical lessons, shall be used for the training. Plants grown during the practical lessons will be sold through social networks and part of the proceeds from the sales will be provided to the beneficiaries, which will help them in their economic empowerment, while part will be accumulated to ensure sustainability of the project. In addition to the economic benefits, the project is expected to have a significant impact on improving physical and mental health and well-being of beneficiaries, as gardening and work with soil is one of the most common forms of eco-therapy used as an intervention for reduction of post-traumatic stress disorder in women victims of violence. Thus, introducing eco-therapy as a rehabilitation direction will be an important tool in the process of psychosocial rehabilitation of abused women. In Georgia, gardening and landscape design are considered to be a man's work. Involvement of women in these activities will help to change this gender stereotype and promote establishment of such perceptions in the society, as to focus not on division of work as designated for women or men, but on their professionalism. The applicant sees this project as setting a clear example of how to help escape from violent environment thanks to economic empowerment through vocational education and employment.
Programme de Développement Intégré du Secteur Semencier au Sahel (ISSD Mali/Niger) Le Centre International de Développement des Engrais (IFDC), en partenariat avec ICRISAT, SASAKAWA et KIT, propose ce programme régional de Développement Intégré du Secteur des Semences (ISSD-Sahel) pour le Mali et le Niger. Ce programme vise à accélérer le développement du marché des semences de qualité et à établir fermement la production et la commercialisation de semences par les organisations de producteurs et le secteur semencier privé au Mali et au Niger.  Au cours de la période 2021 à 2024, le projet envisage assurer la disponibilité et l'utilisation de semences de qualité grâce à l'é tablissement d'un secteur semencier commercialement viable et autonome, soutenu par des services semenciers interconnectés et orientés vers les besoins des producteurs et des consommateurs. En se basant sur les expériences éprouvées dans certains pays d’Afrique (Éthiopie, Uganda et Burundi) ISSD Sahel contribuera à accroître la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle et les revenus des petits exploitants au Mali et au Niger. Il vise la promotion à grande échelle des semences de qualité utilisées pour faire croître le marché vers un secteur agricole commercial stable et autosuffisant.  ISSD Sahel se concentre sur le développement des nouveaux producteurs de semences commerciales, la professionnalisation des commerçants des semences et développera durablement l'esprit d'entreprise dans le secteur des semences, tout en envisageant la création  d'emploi pour les jeunes et les femmes. Par ailleurs, il offrira la possibilité de mobiliser l'expertise du secteur privé semencier néerlandais et international pour le ren forcement des capacités humaines locales et l'élargissement de leurs marchés.
Supplementair Fonds IFAD 2020 – 2022 Additionele bijdrage aan het IFAD10 core budget, in de vorm van Supplementary Funds voor investeringen die kleinschalige boer(in)en weerbaarder maken tegen de gevolgen van klimaat verandering.
Netherlands Embassy Support to 16 Gender Champions 2021 The Embassy initiated a public campaign to identify 16 gender champions in Zimbabwe. Numerous nominations of women and men working to improve the life of women and girls were received. These women and men offer a wide range of services for women and girls such as providing access to health and justice; poverty alleviation and income generation; access to education; rights of queer people and training in livelihoods. To support the work of these often small organizations, the embassy will provide a grant of USD5,000 to each champion to implement six months projects. The 16 gender champions were invited to develop concepts and identify how the grant would enhance their work. The 16 concept notes have been submitted to the Embassy.
Monitoring land and water productivity by Remote Sensing (WaPOR phase 2) The project will facilitate countries to monitor biomass production and evapotranspiration and to assess land and water productivity in rainfed and irrigated agriculture by using innovative state of the art Remote Sensing and Information and Communication Technologies. Based on this information, stakeholders at different scales will be able to obtain sustainably increased and secure crop yields with a reduced impact on available freshwater resources and the environment in a changing climate.
Regional Food Systems Resilience in West Africa: Regional Flagship Initiatives (correctie 4000003935 ivm budgetplaats) Under the activity the capacity of selected stakeholders (ECOWAS and others) to identify and design regional flagship initiatives in resilient food systems will be fostered in order to prepare for a large WB West Africa program. The activity will focus on developing strategy and partnerships; evidence, analytics and delivery mechanisms, and learning and capacity building in support of the design of the program indicated
Mines Advisory Group (MAG)_Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Programme 2020-2024 Survey, Clearance, Explosive Ordnance Risk Education and Capacity Building in Iraq, Lebanon and South-Sudan
UNDP Support to Access to Justice, Security and Human Rights Strengthening in South Sudan UNDP South Sudan’s Access to Justice, Security and Human Rights program contributes to strengthening the rule of law and human rights and creating the conditions for people to experience peace and security, enjoy their human rights and actively fulfil their societal roles. The program builds on past gains from the previous project and responds to emerging priorities under the R-ARCSS. Working at national level and in eight states, with priority being placed on the people and states that are most affected by the conflict, the program supports national partners to address the drivers of conflict and build resilient communities through strengthening capable institutions that can resolve disputes quickly and fairly, empowering groups of vulnerable people to claim their rights peacefully, increasing safety and security at community level, establishing transitional justice mechanisms to effectively address past abuses and  building a national human rights system to stem further human rights violations. Equally, the program responds to the immediate justice and security needs of communities and individuals in a way that complements and strengthens field collaboration among ongoing projects by UNDP to strengthen livelihoods, local governance and social cohesion in these same communities. It also contributes to other national processes outlined in the R-ARCSS such as the permanent constitution making and disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration of ex-combatants. By reducing the inclination for violent retribution and escalation of legal and security problems, the program will help to prevent the recurring violence and conflict, and ultimately contribute towards a stronger governance and peace in the country that is necessary for development.
COVID-19: IMF AFRITAC West 1 + East De economische gevolgen van de COVID19 pandemie hebben lage-inkomenslanden hard geraakt. De schuldenposities van veel landen met al slechte schuldensituaties zijn versneld verslechterd. Om tot duurzame economisch herstel te komen, waarvan een gezonde schuldensituatie een onderdeel is, is institutionele capaciteit van landen op het gebied van macroeconomisch en financieel beleid essentieel. Via de African Regional Technical Assistance Centers (AFRITACs) ondersteunt het IMF landen door middel van technische assistentie vanuit regionale centra bij het versterken van hun institutionele capaciteit op het gebied van macro-economisch en financieel beleid om groei te bevorderen en armoede te verminderen. Nederland ondersteunt met deze bijdrage de AFRITACS in voor NL prioritaire Afrikaanse regio’s, te weten AFRITAC West 1 (de Sahel) en East (de Hoorn). De bijdrage is EUR 7 miljoen en wordt al naar gelang de behoefte over beide centra verdeeld
Scoping research combatting sexual explo Het doel van dit onderzoek is om meer inzicht te krijgen in de aansluiting van inzet op de bestrijding van SEC in ODA-landen bij het Nederlandse SRGR- en BHOS-beleid, alsmede hoe deze inzet vanuit het Nederlandse Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken voortgezet kan worden.
UNHCR_ Enhancing protection and assistance to refugees and asylum-seekers in Tunisia UNHCR works to ensure that persons arriving in the context of mixed migration movements Tunisia have access to fair pro-cesses, docu mentation and shelter. This is achieved by im-proving the refugee status determination processes, enhancing UNHCR’s capacity to realize resettlement, and by establishing and maintaining two shelters. Specific efforts are made to en-sure that gender-specific needs are met throughout the pro-cess, such as safe spaces for women and girls, and to ensure that everyone has equal access to the services. This program builds on an earlier program financed by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (4000003012).
Programme de Participation Citoyenne aux Politiques Publiques pour le Développement Economique Local. Programme de Participation Citoyenne aux Politiques Publiques pour le Développement Economique Local.
4000000171-6002304 Energietransitie faciliteit 4000000171-6002304 Doel van deze faciliteit is het bieden van bilaterale ondersteuning aan ontwikkelingslanden ten aanzien van hun transitie naar een volledig duurzame energievoorziening. Hiermee draagt de faciliteit bij aan het tegengaan van klimaatverandering en het bevorderen van stabiliteit in de ring rondom Europa, met name aan de zuidflank. De faciliteit zal specifieke Nederlandse duurzame energie/energie efficiency oplossingen, beleidsinzichten en expertise een centrale plaats geven in de energiesamenwerking met een beperkt aantal landen (3 a 5) in het Midden-Oosten en Noord-Afrika (MENA) (ring van instabiliteit rondom Europa) en mogelijk twee landen in Oost-Afrika waar reeds een energie relatie mee opgebouwd is (Tanzania en Mozambique). In de faciliteit zal prioriteit worden gegeven aan die landen die Nederland vragen om ondersteuning bij hun energietransitie en waar energiesamenwerking onderdeel is van een bredere bilaterale relatie. Het betreft een opdracht voor EUR 1 miljoen per jaar via het raamconvenant met RVO met een looptijd van 4 jaar (2017-2021)
AUTONOMISATION DES JEUNES PAR LES JEUNES Activities in support of the creation of an ecosystem of key stakeholders in the Youth Entrepreneurship domain in Burundi, initiated by the Embassy
Small Human Rights ODA proj.2021.bud.KIG Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Rwanda
4-2732_Covid-19 CERF 2019-2021 Additionele ongeoormerkte bijdrage in 2020 aan wereldwijd noodhulpfonds van de VN tbv lenigen van humanitaire noden, o.a. als gevolg van COVID-19 uitbraak Part of the Covid-19 support in 2020 was channeled through the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF). This unearmarked, flexible humanitarian funding allowed for a swift and effective humanitarian response to people caught in humanitarian crises around the world. The contribution was made at the outset of the Covid-19 pandemic and allowed the UN to immediately kickstart the Covid-19 response. In response to Covid-19 services and means provided included critical healthcare, water and sanitation services and food assistance. A record 69.3 million crisis-affected people received CERF-funded humanitarian assistance in 2020, more than twice as many as in 2019.
Small HR ODA projects 2021 Colombia Small Human Rights ODA projects 2021 budgetholder Colombia
KIG TRIDE-FS DRC TRIDE is aimed at alleviating insecurity and instability by promoting economic development and access to markets and land in eastern DRC. It has three components, focusing on land access and land tenure security; resilient agriculture (using an IWRM lens); and revitalising the local economy.
Love Alliance The application ‘Love Alliance’ was selected under the SRHR Partnership Fund (subsidy grant instrument) in the scope of the Strengthening Civil Society policy framework.
Eval. Awareness Raising Campaigns 2021 This evaluation will be a comparative study of awareness raising campaigns conducted by the Danish Refugee Council, Seefar, Internews Europe and IOM, that will draw conclusions about the extent to which different designs and approaches have been effective and efficient to change the awareness, knowledge, attitudes and behaviour of (potential) migrants towards irregular migration. Findings from this evaluation will increase the evidence-base of awareness raising campaigns and enable the Dutch government to make informed decisions about future financing of these projects.
Trust and Consensus Building: Conflict Transformation, Peaceful Coexistence, and Remedy in the Coal Mining Region in Cesar, 2021. The general objective of the conversation on Territorial Development for this cycle will be to identify with the multiple actors meeting points and divergence around the vision of Territorial Development for the so-called “Cesar mining corridor” and to build from it, on the base of principles and common rules focused on the protection, respect and effective enjoyment of human rights, the possibility of carrying out conversations related to the future of the region such as economic development, climate change, just transitions, among others identified by the participants , and in general the transformations derived from global changes in the demand for coal. Specific objectives: Objective 1: Development of mechanisms to guarantee the sustainability of the platform. Objective 2: Collective identification of common and divergent elements on the vision of Territorial Development, for the future construction of agreements on Territorial Development from an approach of guaranteeing Human Rights. Objective 3: Consolidate the existing participation mechanisms and dialogue that allow the monitoring and readjustment of security s trategies for participation in the region. Objective 4: The key actors continue to acquire knowledge and technical skills to strengthen their capacities to interact, create consensus, solve problems and strengthen relationships of trust in the region and put them into practice in the scenarios of conversation and public participation and of the initiative itself. Objective 5: Develop dissemination, feedback and replicability strategies based on the lessons learned from the initiative.
Together Liberated, project to promote LGBTI rights in Kosovo from the Center for Equality and Liberty (CEL) This project strengthens the position of the LGBTI community in Kosovo. The project aims specifically to provide better services (psycho social support, counselling, legal services) to the LGBTI community that lives outside of the capital Pristina.
DRIVE (garantie) DRIVE ondersteunt de aanleg en financiering van publieke infrastructuur in PSD-landen. Voor ontwikkelingsrelevante infrastructuurprojecten die niet op een commerciële basis gefinancierd en geëxploiteerd kunnen worden, ontbreekt het overheden van ontwikkelingslanden vaak aan passende financieringsbronnen.
Combating and Living with FGM: Phase II (1) Expand the Living with FGM project best practices and lessons learned and also focus on knowledge transfer to local actors in the community specifically those working on women’s health were women are likely to organically come into contact with them. Continue to focus on ‘Do no Harm’ by working on the messaging of  FGM as culture shifts. Continue to keep a close eye on areas that have ‘abandoned’ the practice, and continue to promote anti FGM information and awareness through media and other ‘low level’ engagement on the topic (2) For areas where FGM is still practiced at high rates, Wadi will take a different approach: working more with religious clerics and associations, local men’s councils as well as directly with women as part of a holistic strategy to change the culture surrounding the practice of FGM.
Organisatie van de 19e Meeting of the States Parties van de Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention, Den Haag, Nederland. Dit BEMO betreft een activiteit in eigen beheer t.b.v. de organisatie van de 19e Meeting of the States Parties (19MSP) van de Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention (APMBC) welke van 15 t/m 19 november 2021 in Den Haag, Nederland, georganiseerd wordt. De APMBC, ook wel bekend als het Ottawa-verdrag, kwam tot leven in 1997 toen 100 Staten Partijen het verdrag ondertekenden. Dit verdrag is een belangrijk onderdeel van de internationale inzet op het beëindigen van leed en verwondingen veroorzaakt door anti-persoonsmijnen. Nederland is een actieve Staten Partij bij het verdrag sinds 1999 en momenteel één van de grootste donoren in de ontmijningssector wereldwijd. Nederland heeft zich in 2019 op de 4th Review Conference in Oslo gekandideerd en werd op de 18e MSP in 2020 verkozen tot voorzitter van het Verdrag – in de persoon van ontwapeningsambassadeur Rob Gabriëlse - van eind 2020 tot eind 2021. Op de MSP bespreken Staten Partijen de status van het verdrag en voortgang in de Mine Action sector in het algemeen. Belangrijkste taak van de voorzitter is het organiseren van de jaarlijkse conferentie.
PROJET DE PREVENTION DE LA RADICALISATION ET DE L’EX-TREMISME VIOLENT DANS LES REGIONS DU SAHEL, DU NORD ET CENTRE-NORD DU BURKINA FASO (PREVI) Projet d'une durée de trois ans à mettre en oeuvre dans les régions du Sahel, du Nord et du Centre Nord du Burkina Faso. L’objectif global de ce projet sera de contribuer à la prévention de la radicalisation des jeunes et de l’extrémisme violent. Les axes d'intervention du projet seront: -Promouvoir des mécanismes endogènes de préservation de la paix, de la sécurité et de la cohésion sociale dans les zones d’intervention du projet ; -Renforcer les capacités de l’Etat, des acteurs locaux et reli-gieux sur les mécanismes de prévention de la radicalisation des jeunes et de l’extrémisme violent et du respect des droits humains ; -Promouvoir la solidarité entre les communautés et accompa-gner la réhabilitation socio-économique des jeunes et des femmes affectées par la crise sécuritaire dans les zones d’in-tervention du projet.
Amkeni Wakenya Civic Space strengthening. Strengthening Civic Space for Realization of Sustainable Development Goals-SDGs in Kenya.