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$427.77 K Total contributions in revenue for 2022

$0.00 Regular resources (core) in revenue for 2022

$427.77 K Other resources (non-Core) in revenue for 2022

$900.50 K Other resources: Spent Expenditures can be higher than the revenue because revenue can be carried over from one year to another

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Recipient Country IATI Identifier Outcome Description

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XM-DAC-41146-BOL_D_3.1 Women victims of violence have increased access to quality essential services

$1,370,591 $443,038 $927,553

BOL_D_3.1.2 National legislation (the Comprehensive Law 348 to fight violence against women) and related policies implemented with UNW's technical assistance, advocacy and partnership building (including inter-agency coordination).

$1,074,514

$1,061,538

$864,262

BOL_D_3.1.5 More cities and other settings have safe and empowering public spaces for women and girls

$1,369,432

$284,648

$209,705

XM-DAC-41146-COL_D_3.2 The national government and territorial governments, in particular category 5 and 6 municipalities, implement gender equality policies, plans, programmes and projects with the support of the United Nations Country Team and in accordance with national government guidelines (UNSDCF 3.2)

$4,570,169 $629,574 $3,940,595

$33,464

XM-DAC-41146-ECU_D_3.1 National and local institutions deliver multi sector responses to address violence against women and girls in development and humanitarian settings

$1,066,680 $747,230 $319,450

$82,656

XM-DAC-41146-ETH_D_1.2 All people in Ethiopia live in a cohesive, just, inclusive and democratic society.

$7,767,214 $1,703,482 $6,063,732

$22,668

year	planned budget
2025	$2,335,000

ETH_D_1.2.1 Women’s leadership is increased at all levels through improved knowledge, capabilities, gender responsive policy and institutional frameworks, systems and tools that advance it at all levels, including women with disabilities and young women.

$1,823,306

$2,965,458

$2,292,037

ETH_D_1.2.2 The GoE, its institutions, women’s organisations, humanitarian actors, and civil society have strengthened knowledge, evidence, capacities, resources, political will, mechanisms, and accountability frameworks and platforms to ensure women and girls’ rights and access to justice, and to provide protection and gender responsive services across the humanitarian-development-peace-security nexus

$2,102,509

$818,066

$605,363

ETH_D_1.2.3 Gender and vulnerability responsive peace architecture at federal, regional and sub-regional levels prevent and respond to violations of women’s and girls’ rights in conflict, and women and their organizations have improved capacities to participate in conflict prevention, resolution, reconciliation, and peace building, in alignment with global normative frameworks.

$953,675

$374,140

$432,886

ETH_D_1.2.4 Women’s movements, feminist civil society organizations and the media have evidence, strategies, resources, partnerships, skills, and tools that enable them to support women and girls to claim their rights and actively participate in political, economic and civic spaces.

$4,251,320

$1,234,268

$666,283

XM-DAC-41146-ETH_D_1.3 All people in Ethiopia benefit from an inclusive, resilient and sustainable economy

$5,336,847 $1,230,557 $4,106,290

$91,166

year	planned budget
2025	$2,533,123

ETH_D_1.3.1 The GoE at national and sub-national levels, and gender machineries and women’s civil society organizations, have increased capability, tools and political will to integrate, monitor and respond to gender inequalities in planning, financing and budgeting, including investments in micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs).

$3,852,899

$1,256,265

$863,830

ETH_D_1.3.2 GoE, humanitarian actors and women’s civil society organisations have and use increased evidence, capacities, resources, approaches and political will to tackle discriminatory social norms, practices and legislation in formal and informal employment sectors, and expand women’s access to decent jobs, livelihood opportunities, and gender-responsive social protection, including young, vulnerable and marginalised women including as part of humanitarian and early recovery interventions

$1,411,325

$946,699

$526,319

XM-DAC-41146-GTM_D_4.1 By 2025, the strengthened State institutions will increase citizen security, access to justice, and the transformation of conflicts, seeking greater coordination at the national and local levels. (UNSDCF Pillar 4. Peace, security and justice. Outcome 4.1.)

$1,495,285 $445,322 $1,049,963

$89,408

year	planned budget
2025	$846,588

GTM_D_4.1.1 : State institutions consolidate their capacities and coordinate to develop initiatives for women's access to security, justice, transformative reparation; conflict transformation, sustaining peace and the rule of law.

$4,645,420

$2,504,705

$2,081,579

GTM_D_4.1.2 : Women, indigenous women, and defenders lead initiatives for improved protection, access to justice, transformative reparation, sustaining peace and the rule of law.

$3,967,474

$2,283,067

$1,790,174

GTM_D_4.1.3 : More women participate and lead humanitarian response and post-disaster recovery interventions, applying the humanitarian - peace - development triple nexus.

$1,114,578

$438,190

$309,498

XM-DAC-41146-JOR_D_4.1 Jordanian government and stakeholders implement commitments on women, peace and security.

$2,838,661 $2,356,116 $482,545

$11

JOR_D_4.1.1 Jordanian government and stakeholders have capacity to implement JONAP 1325

$13,256,553

$9,716,754

$9,113,351

JOR_D_4.1.2 Expand and deepen a data driven evidence base on the drivers of extremist violence and its impact on women and girls

$502,821

$738,593

$510,437

JOR_D_4.1.4 Strengthen women and women’s groups involvement in efforts to prevent and counter terrorism and violent extremism

$933,744

$352,911

$253,835

XM-DAC-41146-MLI_D_4.1 By 2024, people are resilient to conflict, live reconciled and in harmony in a peaceful and secure environment that respects human rights and positive cultural traditions. (Related to SP_D_4.1 : More commitments on women, peace and security are implemented by Member States and the UN system, and more gender equality advocates influence peace and security processes)

$6,833,355 $2,958,898 $3,874,457

$289,834

MLI_D_4.1.1 National capacities (state structures and peace agreement signatory parties, peace mechanisms, political parties, civil society including women's organizations and youth, the media) are reinforced to implement and monitor the Women, Peace and Security agenda, the R1325 National Action Plan, the Peace Agreement and the National Strategy on Reconciliation.

$10,639,937

$12,348,246

$8,297,720

MLI_D_4.1.2 The Government, public institutions and sub regional coordination structures have enhanced their technical and operational capabilities to respect women’s rights and ensure their security, physical and mental health as well as their socio-economic resilience and their needs in the justice processes

$4,770,262

$4,836,729

$3,742,787

MLI_D_4.1.3 Local and national actors, including women and youth, prevent and manage community conflicts, including those related to natural resources and violent extremism, in an inclusive manner, using, inter alia, traditional tools and promoting positive cultural values while facilitating the integration/reintegration of returnees and displaced persons and humanitarian access

$9,576,153

$2,660,254

$2,203,520

XM-DAC-41146-MEX_D_6.1 By 2025, the Mexican State has a comprehensive strategy for social development, combating multidimensional poverty and inequality, with an integrated approach to human rights, gender, interculturality, life cycle and territory, which incorporates re-distributive mechanisms without leaving anyone behind.

$147,000 $1,377,504 $0

$10,325

year	planned budget
2025	$405,426

MEX_D_6.1.1 National government, civil society, private sector, academy, international cooperation institutions and the UN promote coordinated actions and increase their capabilities to comply with international instruments, follow-up on global women’s Human Rights and 2030 Agenda and promote socio-cultural transformation in order not to leave any woman or girl behind.

$1,049,374

$10,354,030

$9,406,387

XM-DAC-41146-MAR_D_3.2 Cities and local stakeholders develop responses to develop empowering public spaces for women and girls

$679,653 $469,459 $210,194

$143,098

MAR_D_3.2.1 Capacities of national and local authorities and stakeholders are strenghtened to adopt and implement local responses to develop safe public spaces for women and girls

$1,673,757

$1,083,990

$919,432

MAR_D_3.2.2 Enhanced knowledge of women, girls, men and boys on EVAWG gender-based discriminations and masculinities to engage equally as active citizens in their communities

$3,048,781

$1,940,475

$1,776,984

XM-DAC-41146-PAL_D_3.3 Palestinian national actors are better able to prevent violence against women and girls and deliver quality essential services to victims and survivors

$3,829,372 $3,779,829 $49,543

$206,477

XM-DAC-41146-SEN_D_1.5 More men and boys and women and girls adopt attitudes, norms and practices that advance gender equality and women’s empowerment, including those that promote positive social norms

$2,327,602 $113,746 $2,213,856

$16,546

SEN_D_1.5.1 Access to multisectoral services offer for women and girls’ survivors through health-security, justice and social economic services is strengthened with UNW support

$1,272,324

$78,428

$77,013

SEN_D_1.5.2 The capacities of the key line ministries (Justice, Women affairs, Army, etc.) to better implement the political, legal and judicial frameworks on EVAW, human security and harmful practices are strengthened

$152,260

SEN_D_1.5.3 Women, girls, men and boys are sensitized on gender stereotypes and harmful practices for the elimination of VAW in favor of respectful relationships and peace and security

$510,621

$5,416

$3,188

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