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220000029_Multi Year Appeal (MYA) of Department of Political and Peace Building Affairs, UN (2022 - 2026) The UN Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) carries out or supports the UN Secretary General's good offices function and has the lead role in providing advice on preventive diplomacy and sustaining peace across the UN system. The Multi-Year Appeal (MYA) is an extra-budgetary fund which allows DPPA to be more operational and having a direct impact on the situation on the ground. MYA enables the fast, flexible and global actions often required to prevent violence and preserve peace, including in NL MFA's focus countries and regions.
Youth perspectives on climate change and sustainable development in the Middle East and North Africa region This activity aims to raise awareness of climate change challenges among youth in the MENA region in the run up to the COP 27 in Egypt. It will challenge them to work with media in the production of a series of content articles and vlogs amplifying youth voices in the green growth and sustainability arena, and it creates a channel of communication between youth and key stakeholders to let youth share their ideas on climate change challenges and sustainable development.
Contribution to EBRD - Ukrraine Stabilisation and Sustainable Growth Multi-Donor Account (MDA) The Ukraine MDA (est. July 2014) is an integral part of the Bank’s operational approach towards Ukraine. A policy focused multi-donor fund, its objective is to provide technical assistance and capacity building to government, public sector (state-owned enterprises) and select private sector institutions. It has focused on strengthening the design and implementation of laws, strategies and plans, which are aligned with the reform agenda of the Government of Ukraine
SAA Hadramaut Yemen Sustainable Watershe Two separate contracts with FAO in the Hadramaut: 1. Wadi Al-Ain: The overall goal is to extend the FAO targets of the German  KfW funded project (GCP/YEM/046/GER), which includes improving livelihood resilience and long-term peace in Yemen through sustainable water management in the upstream Hura Directorate (Wadi Al-Ain) which is upstream of the Al-Qatn and Shibam wadi’s. 2. Wadi Hajr (GCP/YEM/050/NET): The objective is to achieve sustainable and resilient watershed management that considers the top, middle and downstream communities of Wadi Hajr as well as the environmental needs and requirements. This will be accomplished by assisting rural communities affected by floods in their recovery and strengthening their resilience to climate shocks , as well as by strengthening watershed governance and promoting ecological and restorative agriculture (a.o. wheat) throughout the watershed. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) CO-Yemen BP 30021194
Core funding to the Office of the Quartet (OQ) in Jerusalem, 2022-2025 Support to the OQ strategy aimed at Palestinian economic and institutional deve Core funding to the Office of the Quartet (OQ) in Jerusalem, 2022-2025 Activity is not confidential.
Support to Women-Led Community-Based Initiatives phase III Support to Women-Led Community-Based Initiatives phase III
Impact 23-0001492 Combating misinformation and disinformation on social media Impact 23-0001492 The project aims to build media literacy and combat mis- and disinformation in social media platforms through raising awareness among the youth and influential community members. Rumours have contributed to outbreak of violence in the past; therefore, the ultimate outcome of this project is to restore communal harmony through activities that promote digital literacy.
Contribution to OHCHR field presence in Ukraine As a result of the Russian invasion in Ukraine, the OHCHR has requested extra funding to be able to continue its activities aimed at protecting and promoting human rights in Ukraine, in particular the Human Rights Monitoring Mission Ukraine established in 2014. OHCHR has strengthened its efforts in human rights monitoring and analysis in Ukraine, with a focus on protection of civilians in armed conflict, protection of right to liberty and security of person and protection of civic space. Moreover, the current situation in Ukraine requires the OHCHR field presence to continuously update its business continuity plans. In case partial or full operation from outside Ukraine is deemed necessary, implementation of these contingency plans, including potential relocations and evacuations, require additional funding.
23-0000848 Portfolio MTR-Youth employment. 23-0000848 l’évaluation à mi-parcours du portfolio Emploi-Entreprenariat des Jeunes au Burkina
Independent Commission for Human Rights 2023-2027 IMPACT No.: 23-0000158 ICHR 2023 - 2027 IMPACT No.: 23-0000158
Sensing Rooftops Sensing Rooftops implemented by a Dutch choreographer and anthropologist and a Moroccan filmmaker.
Action entrepreneuriale pour cultiver, commercialiser et consommer plus de fruits et légumes The ultimate goal of HortiPlus is to Improve food and nutrition security in Burkina Faso by increasing production (+50%), income (+50%) and climate resilience of 10,000 horticulture farmers, improving business performance of 9 cooperatives and 120 SMEs, and enhancing diet diversity of 100,000 rural and urban consumers. To achieve this, the project aims to take an integrated private sector approach involving all relevant stakeholders in the horticulture sector, including smallholder farmers, farmer cooperatives, input suppliers, fruit and vegetable processors, retailers, providers of transport and storage, rural and urban consumers, hotels and restaurants, as well as government institutions.
230000234 Netherlands Food Partnership 2023-2030 Transforming Food Systems Together Transforming food systems together: NFP is dedicated to creating a world without hunger, in which everyone has access to sustainable, healthy, safe and affordable food. NFP connects people and knowledge to make food systems more sustainable in Low and Middle Income Countries. As an intermediary NFP drives relationships and networks between partners from the private sector, knowledge institutes, NGOs and government. NFP provides linkages and knowledge access to all Agri <(>&<)> Food organizations in the food system from farmers to consumers.
Stabilization Program Basket Fund Cabo Delgado UNDP: Stabilization Program Basket Fund. Immediate Stabilization in Cabo Delgado Province, Mozambique This UNDP Stabilization Program contributes to the establishment of stability and reinforcement of security in 6 districts of Cabo Delgado, together with the Mozambican government, to deal with the root causes of the armed conflict that the northern province of Mozambique is facing since 2017. The location(s) of the action are the six districts of Palma, Nangade, Mocímboa da Praia, Muidumbe, Macomia and Quissanga. The program identifies 3 outcomes: 1. Community security is improved with a focus on Rule of Law and Access to Justice, creating the foundation for social cohesion, peace and development; 2. Basic services and infrastructure are rehabilitated, functional, and accessible and the capacity of local AVT/BZ-291123-010 authorities are developed to improve access to service delivery; 3. Socio-economic support is provided to individuals and communities, including immediate livelihood support for affected populations.
ENABEL Programme Santé Niger – Pass Sutura Dans le cadre de son portefeuille bilatéral 2022-2026 ENABEL mets l’accent spécifique sur la santé de la population au Niger (démarré le 14 mars 2022) qui est une continuation d’un appui précédent au secteur de la santé du Niger (PASS 2017-2021) et est ancrée au sein du Secrétariat Général du Ministère de la Santé Publique, de la Population et des Affaires Sociales (MSP/P/AS). L’intervention proposée pour le co-financement a l’Ambassade du Royaume des Pays-Bas par ENABEL vise à contribuer à l’accès, à des soins de qualité et au renforcement de la protection sociale en santé des populations nigériennes avec une attention particulière à la santé et les droit sexuels et reproductifs (SDSR). Notamment, ENABEL se focalise sur trois objectifs : 1) rendre des services de soins de qualité, parmi lesquelles sont SDSR, accessibles à une population ; 2) mettre en œuvre l’assurance maladie départementale (AMD) dans trois districts sanitaires dans le cadre du reforme sur la couverture universelle sanitaire (CUS) envisagé dans le Plan du Développement Sanitaire (PDS) 2022-2026 ; 3) améliorer le gouvernance de MSP/P/AS en le rendant plus performant. Le présent projet intervient dans la région de Tillabéry (le district sanitaire de Gothèye) et dans la région de Dosso, (dans les Gaya et Dioundiou). Le groupe ciblé est la population de trois districts sanitaire avec l’accent spécifique sur les femmes, les adolescents et les victimes de violence sexuelle.
Civil Society Organizations for Inclusiveness, Democratic Governance and Human Rights- phase II Continued financial and technical support to ten Palestinian and Israeli civil society organizations that contribute to the protection and promotion of the rights of Palestinians.
230001167 UN OCHA Centre for Humanitarian Data Phase 3, 2023-2027, The Hague The Centre for Humanitarian Data (CHD)'s business plan 2023-2027 contributes to OCHA's ambition to be more data-driven, analytical and to ensure responsible technology and data management. Priorities include: -  evolving the Humanitarian Data Exchange platform to be more sophisticated in its data processing and to preference data quality over quantity. - Using data science capability to undertake analysis that activates preemptive approaches to humanitarian crises, while pushing for accountability in analytical processes. - Reinforce adoption of data responsibility across the sector with new approaches to understanding and adapting to risks. - Reinforce the confidence of humanitarians to use data through training material and active learning. CHD aims to ensure data is central to decision making in the humanitarian sector, trust is at the forefront of data sharing and use and partnership and cross-sector collaboration underlie a strong data ecosystem.
IMPACT : 23-0002113 : Sustainably Unlocking the Economic Potential of Lake Turkana IMPACT : 23-0002113 : Turkana and Marsabit are counties located in the Arid lands (ASALs) of Kenya.  ASALs have been marginalised since colonial times. Which makes these counties and its people particularly vulnerable to external shocks, like the impacts of climate change. Unlocking the economic potential of Lake Turkana, with a focus on the fish value chain, food and nutrition security, sustainable management of the lake ecosystem,  will result in including these counties in the National economy and reduce inequalities, provide more resilient livelihoods and promote stability. The programme will consist of three pillars. Results will include in a better understanding- and management of the ecosystem, improved income and employment in the fisheries sector with specific focus on women and youths and improved nutritional status of people around the lake and beyond. Key target group are the 500,000 people involved in the fisheries sector. A systems approach is applied in the project design and implementation.
FNS Support Facility - ADD : IMPACT No. : 23-0000997 FNS Support Facility - Addis Ababa : IMPACT No. : 23-0000997
Global compact Network DRC : Projet de loi anticorruption Projet de loi anticorruption
Support to MACS program implementation within the Gender, SRHR and HIV/AIDS BOF Gender, SRHR and HIV/AIDS
Local Network AMEA Professionalization of Farmers’  Organizations It is a project of two years to support a network of different public and private organizations in Benin involved in strengthening and professionalizing farmers’ organizations. It will be a local platform of AMEA (Agribusiness Market Ecosystem Alliance) to define standards for cooperatives, support exchange of methodologies and support services to improve the enabling environment for good functioning cooperatives.
230001317_Ethiopian Food Systems Resilience Program 230001317_In addition to introducing many new and innovative elements, the project builds upon more than a decade of successful experience implementing AGP I and II. While the project will introduce many new elements, it will also seek to scale up many of the successful interventions and approaches of AGP I and II. The Ethiopia FSRP will expand its reach to additional woredas and specifically scale up or continue the push for (a) an integrated “one-wash” agenda using an “irrigation plus” approach; (b) the mainstreaming of nutrition-, gender-, and climate-smart agriculture; (c) an integrated research and extension system that is responsive to farmers; (d) soil and water conservation measures in upstream catchment areas that ensure the sustainability of SSI and other activities related to micro-scale irrigation technologies (MSITs); and (e) improved agricultural service delivery through and the transition to a pluralistic agricultural extension system.
220000140 Reporters Respond: Prevent and Protect NB: korte naam 'Reporters Prevent' kan niet; is al in gebruik voor een ander project. The goal of the program is greater safety, both online and offline, for journalist and other media workers worldwide. Creating an environment that allows journalists to do their work safely is crucial to ensuring that media can fulfil their important role as watchdog, allowing audiences to make informed decisions. The theory of change follows two change strategies: one on prevention and one on protection. Prevention focuses on creating an enabling environment for journalists to perform their duties. The pathway of change to prevent the escalation of violence and threats against journalists are on the level of working towards conducive policies and legislation, and on the level of providing direct support. Protection focuses on ensuring that journalists can safely continue to perform their function as watchdogs of society. Pathway of change to protect journalists in emergency situations are through rapid, coordinated emergency support.
Pledge for the Salvaging of the Decrepit Oil Tanker FSO Safer in Yemen. The FSO Safer is moored in the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen. No maintenance has been carried out on the vessel since 2015 and there is an imminent risk of a catastrophic spill or explosion. More than a million barrels of oil could leak out into the surrounding sea. Such an event would destroy vulnerable and unique ecosystems. The fishing industry on which hundreds of thousands of Yemenis depend for their livelihoods would come to a complete standstill. Humanitarian aid, on which 70% of Yemenis depend, would no longer be able to reach the country’s ports. A disaster with the Safer would mean an unprecedented deepening of the already critical humanitarian crisis in Yemen. The UN has brokered a viable plan to salvage the oil from the FSO Safer and store it in a safe replacement vessel. This plan has the support of all parties involved. With the present activity, the Netherlands supports the UN in the execution of this plan to prevent a disaster from happening.
23-0000870_UNDP Development Partners Group Ethiopia phase VI 23-0000870_The DPG Pooled Fund is the mechanism supporting DPG members joint efforts towards better coordination and priority alignment among them and the government of Ethiopia. It contributes to improved aid effectiveness. The DPG Pooled Fund Project supports the Government of Ethiopia and Development Partners to enhance compliance with the global objectives of development effectiveness in the following key areas: national ownership of development priorities; focus on results; facilitation of inclusive partnerships, mutual accountability and transparency.  The DPG Pooled Fund is jointly managed and implemented by Development Partners, the Ministry of Finance and the Planning and Development Commission.
23-0000382 : Engagement des parties prenantes a la mise en oeuvre des DSSR et de genre au Burkina Faso Cette initiative vise a renforcer les capacites des differents acteurs notamment les jeunes et les femmes a jouir de leur droits en matiere de sante sexuelle et reproductive qui se caracterise par: (i) précocité de la fécondité, (ii) faible espacement des naissances (iii) faible utilisation des méthodes contraceptives modernes, dont le taux de prévalence etait de 32% en 2021, (iv) les femmes entrent en union à un âge précoce (v) les grossesses non désirées chez les adolescentes et jeunes et (vi) hausse des cas de violences basées sur le genre (VBG). en plus de cela, les LGBTI font face a un contexte social très hostile et subissent des agressions physiques a cause de leur orientations sexuelles. c'est dans ce contexte que la presente initiative est elaboree pour completer les interventions des partenaires et aura pour objectif principal le renfrocement des capacites des acteurs et le plaidoyer aupres des autorites nationales.
SRHR Mass Communication “Nciragace” Voorheen : 4000004708 Mass Media Communication Strategy for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
230000022 Core contribution UNRWA 2023-2025 Voluntary unearmarked multi-annual contribution to UNRWA for the years 2023, 2024 and 2025
IMPACT: 23-0002515 TUN Acces to land and credit in Tunisia IMPACT: 23-0002515 Access to land and credit project implemented by IDLO in rural Tunisia aims to limit and control the fragmentation of agricultural plots and modernize agricultural operations by creating plots with regular shapes, accessible, viable and economically profitable. It aims to enable young people and women to access justice and claim their land rights and land ownership by registering them. Consequently, land ownership facilitates young people's and women access to agricultural credit and subsidies that empower them economically.
Contribution to the second phase of the One Wash National Programme through the World Bank in Ethiopia. This activity concerns a contribution to the Multi-Donor trust fund of the World Bank in Ethiopia, which was set up for the One WASH National Programme on our request, following a political decision to not provide direct support to the Government of Ethiopia, in the aftermath of the conflict with Tigray. After our contributions enter the trust fund, they will then be disbursed into the Consolidated Wash Account, which will then be used to finance activities, carried out by the ministry of water, that are aimed to increase access to safe water supply, sanitation and hygiene services and strengthen the capacity for water resources management for service delivery.
230002111 Support to Ukrainian water and sanitation utilities by the Dutch drinking water sector Ondersteuning aan vijf drinkwaterbedrijven in Oekraïne, middels de structuur van het WaterWorX programma.
Rijksakademie residency for artists 2022-2025 Rijksakademie residency for artists 2022-2025 Equality for artists from developing countries of access to leading international art residencies, providing space for research, reflection, experimentation and exchange, inculding peer-to-peer dialogue and interaction with a wide range of leading art professionals. Internationalisation and expansion of networks of visual artists in developing countries, enabling them to enhance the quality and impact of contemporary art on society.
230000671 GCFF Moldova contribution. Education Quality Improvement Project. Global Concessional Financing Facility Contribution to support Moldova in coping with the rapid and large-scale influx of Ukrainian refugees, and to build its resilience, specifically on education.
Strengthening the Social Justice Centers Strengthening the capacity of social justice centers to advocate for justice and accountability for human rights violations
IMPACT activiteitennummer  230000257 Talent Acceleration Program (TAP) Nexus Skills and Jobs Through the Talent Acceleration Program, TAP will train 200 individuals in 2023 and 400 individuals in 2024 with over 25 cohorts and a job placement rate of 80%. Of which 400 in total will be trained with RAM financing. The target group of individuals will be: recent graduates of Palestinian Universities or TVET institutions or individuals in unsatisfactory jobs. The program will target both West Bank and Gaza and will aim to train individuals in professional skills as well as programs on relevant economic remote job sectors such as digital marketing, B2B sales, web development and mid-level IT skills. By providing a 3 month training, coaching and career advice chances will improve on the labour market.
Support for WRI Strategic Plan 2022-2028. This six-year grant proposal concerns core support to the World Resources Institute (WRI), on the basis of its 5-year strategy and a oneyear addendum and other relevant WRI activities. The Netherlands recognizes WRI as an important strategic partner to achieve its policy agenda on sustainable development and climate action in developing countries. WRI is recognized as a critical player in the global environment and development space, and a great communicator with unique convening power. WRI has a growing focus on Africa and a strong network in important emerging markets. Its 5-year strategy closely aligns with the Dutch policy agenda on sustainable development and climate action worldwide. Through support to WRI, the Netherlands aims to make an essential contribution to science-based knowledge and innovative approaches that will benefit people, nature and climate. The six-year grant enables WRI to use its expertise to assist developing countries in building more sustainable and resilient development pathways. Funding also includes (max) USD 5 mln. support till 2025 to the NDC Partnership (NDCP) in order to better integrate adaptation and water into Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). In addition, funding includes USD 9,8 million for 5 years for Partnering for Green Growth and the Global Goals 2030 (P4G). P4G supports green partnerships to deliver inclusive and sustainable growth. Details regarding NDCP and P4G will be described in additional short memos.
23-0001316 Reception and conference day of the Donor Advisory Group Annual Meeting. 23-0001316 From July 2023 onwards, the NLMFA will co-chair the Donor Advisory Group, together with the International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC) and NL Red Cross. The Donor Advisory Group is the advisory forum of the IFRC, that allows strategic dialogue between the largest donors and national societies of the IFRC. This co-chairmanship will be 1.5 years, and includes two annual meetings in November 2023 and 2024. The annual meetings will be hosted by the NLMFA. High-level representation of approx. 16 donor countries and national societies are expected to attend the event. The NL Minister of BHOS and the Secretary General of the IFRC will be present as well.
Nexus Consortium Actualization of Nexus Platforms’ Institutional Development and Community Driven Development Pillars
Core contribution to the World Health Organisation for their thirteenth General Programme of Work “promote Health, keep the world safe, serve the vuln Regular, voluntary core contribution of the Netherlands to the Programme Budget of WHO for 2022-2025. Expenditures from this contribution can be decided upon by WHO within the approved Programme and Budget. The original programme of work covered the period 2019-2023. COVID delayed the realisation of several goals and therefore the programme has been prolonged until 2025.
Impact 23-0002290 Religion and Regulation: Responding to Developments on New Criminal Code and Religious Freedom Impact 23-0002290 The project is to improve the ways the new criminal code (KUHP) and related regulations that affected freedom of religion and belief (FoRB) are implemented
Bridge Support Civil Society IMPACT no. : 23-0000077 Bridge Support Civil Society IMPACT no. : 23-0000077
230001550 CSOEK WHO Ukraine Emergency Appeal Contribution to WHO’s 2023 & 2024 Emergency Appeals for Ukraine (only for Ukraine, not for neighboring countries)