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$20.04 M Total contributions for 2022

$5.60 M Regular resources (core) contributions for 2022

$14.44 M Other resources (non-Core) contributions for 2022

$11.10 M 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

Planned Budget Actual Budget Funds Shortfall

Funds: Contributed

XM-DAC-41146-AFG_D_3.2 Favorable social norms, attitudes, and behaviors are promoted at individual, community and institutional levels to prevent VAW

$3,455,190 $1,468,164 $1,987,026

$30,087

XM-DAC-41146-AFG_D_3.3 Women survivors of VAWG have increased access to quality, comprehensive services

$2,964,093 $3,465,597 $0

$145,611

XM-DAC-41146-AFG_D_4.1 An enabling environment for the implementation of WPS commitments is fostered.

$5,019,591 $7,877,247 $0

$8,160

XM-DAC-41146-AFG_D_4.2 Women are represented and meaningfully participate in all peace and security, peace-building, recovery and humanitarian processes, including formal and informal peace negotiations and forums

$11,510,409 $16,101,012 $0

XM-DAC-41146-BGD_D_1.5 By 2026 more women and girls are empowered by gender responsive enabling environment, to exercise their agency and decision-making with improved access to protection, education, and socio-economic opportunities.

$24,120,474 $15,280,593 $8,839,881

$351,165

year	planned budget
2025	$2,662,000
2025	$2,662,000
2025	$2,662,000
2026	$2,362,000
2026	$2,362,000
2026	$2,362,000

BGD_D_1.5.1 Women and girls from both the Rohingya community and host community have increased capacities to participate meaningfully in decision making and access multi-sectorial services, protection, education, and socio-economic opportunities

$9,048,000

$7,495,421

$6,408,336

BGD_D_1.5.2 Rohingya and host community women and WLOs have enhanced advocacy and leadership capacities to promote GEWE, GBV prevention and response, and social cohesion

$4,901,999

$986,957

$1,485,006

BGD_D_1.5.3 Humanitarian actors’ (including WLOs) coordination mechanisms, leadership and gender-responsive programming capacities in Cox’s Bazar are enhanced

$587,889

$554,207

$231,437

XM-DAC-41146-KHM_D_3.1 Cambodia has an enabling environment to better prevent, respond and prosecute all forms of gender-based violence [aligns to UN Women SP 2018-2021 Output 11]

$1,213,296 $1,378,517 $0

$96,526

KHM_D_3.1.3 Legal actors, labor actors and CSO staff are able to advocate for and implement women-centred justice

$483,583

$253,310

$257,728

KHM_D_3.1.1 The RGC has improved capacity to adopt, implement and monitor GBV legislation, policies and standards.

$953,996

$482,994

$444,109

XM-DAC-41146-KHM_D_3.2 Women, girls and LGBTIQ persons who experience violence are empowered to use available, accessible and quality essential services and recover from violence. [UN Women SP 2018-2021 Output 11]

$3,488,235 $2,098,155 $1,390,080

$71,313

KHM_D_3.2.1 GBV service providers (Health, Police, Justice, and Social Services) have capacity to deliver inclusive, quality and accessible essential services to survivors, including marginalised women and LGBTIQ persons.

$539,618

$325,427

$368,100

KHM_D_3.2.2 Ministry of Women's Affairs (MOWA), Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training (MOLVT) and relevant line ministries effectively supports referral and coordination networks at national and sub-national level.

$249,749

$62,220

$45,738

KHM_D_3.2.3 Frontline service providers (health, social, and criminal justice), community based women peer networks and young gender advocates have capacity to implement and monitor policies and programmes in order to prevent and respond to GBV against women migrant workers through evidence-based practice.

$1,839,435

$1,361,763

$1,312,293

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

$38,836,070 $8,517,410 $30,318,660

$6,000

year	planned budget
2025	$2,335,000
2025	$2,335,000
2025	$2,335,000
2025	$2,335,000
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.

$2,795,344

$5,229,024

$3,982,621

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

$2,441,909

$1,206,056

$819,624

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.

$1,801,843

$689,852

$786,867

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.

$9,284,199

$2,210,878

$1,095,420

XM-DAC-41146-FIJ_D_2.5 Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy

$187,000 $196,365 $0

$129,000

XM-DAC-41146-FIJ_D_3.1 Women and men in target communities demonstrate support to survivors of violence and practice balanced power in their relationships

$4,887,825 $3,863,820 $1,024,005

$578,931

FIJ_D_3.1.1 Women, girls, men and boys in target communities demonstrate changed attitudes on gender equality and violence against women and girls.

$7,868,638

$3,558,474

$2,873,486

FIJ_D_3.1.2 Government partners and civil society organizations have increased capacity to develop and – implement national prevention strategies, policies and programmes to prevent VAWG, including social norms change.

$2,854,665

$2,973,305

$2,345,959

FIJ_D_3.1.4 Government partners and civil society organizations have increased capacity to develop and - implement national prevention strategies, policies and programmes to prevent VAWG, including social norms change

$1,507,561

XM-DAC-41146-FIJ_D_3.2 Women and Girls, especially from particular groups (with disabilities, rural, sexual and gender minorities) from target countries, who experience violence have access to quality essential services (health, social service, police and justice) to recover from violence

$3,507,780 $2,758,500 $749,280

$708,192

FIJ_D_3.2.1 National actors (government and CSO) develop and implement best practice standards and guidelines for multisector services.

$2,977,933

$2,762,295

$2,284,756

FIJ_D_3.2.2 Frontline service providers have strengthened capacity to provide quality services to gender-based violence survivors

$2,487,841

$1,688,172

$1,580,619

FIJ_D_3.2.3 The Pacific Partnership to End Violence against Women and Girls Program and relationships between implementing partners and with donors are efficiently managed and coordinated to meet quality programming standards

$1,222,131

$1,241,918

$1,249,794

XM-DAC-41146-FIJ_D_3.3 Legislative and policy frameworks, based on evidence and in line with international human rights standards, on all forms of VAWG and harmful practices are in place and translated into plans

$4,725,867 $160,800 $4,565,067

$296,450

FIJ_D_3.3.1 Strengthened evidence-based knowledge and capacities to assess gaps and draft new and/or strengthen existing legislation on ending VAWG,

$973,864

$1,438,202

$816,179

FIJ_D_3.3.2 Greater knowledge, capacities and tools on gender-responsive budgeting to end VAWG, including DV/IPV.

$429,062

FIJ_D_3.3.3 Promote gender-equitable norms, attitudes and behaviors

$2,697,843

XM-DAC-41146-FIJ_D_4.2 Women lead preparedness for and response to natural disasters (FPI GIR Outcome 4)

$8,490,930 $4,748,565 $3,742,365

$915,492

XM-DAC-41146-IDN_D_4.2 People living in Indonesia, especially those at risk of being left furthest behind, are empowered to fulfil their human development potential as members of a pluralistic, tolerant, inclusive, and just society, free of gender and all other forms of discrimination

$3,581,685 $1,680,195 $1,901,490

$138,785

year	planned budget
2025	$2,141,214
2025	$2,141,214
2025	$2,141,214

IDN_D_4.2.1 Government has increased capacity to produce gender data and analysis to develop and implement gender-responsive DRR policies and programmes

$1,098,841

$215,908

$226,056

IDN_D_4.2.2 Members of Parliament (MP) and candidates have technical and leadership skills to participate in decision-making processes related to promote gender mainstreaming in peace and security and sustainable development

$545,000

$35,155

$18,192

IDN_D_4.2.3 Communities have enhanced capacities to promote social cohesion, conflict prevention (including preventing violent extremism), and resilience

$1,989,553

$828,920

$786,066

IDN_D_4.2.4 Youth (including young men and women) have skills to generate alternative narratives for the prevention of radicalization and violent extremism

$621,594

$191,029

$470,684

IDN_D_4.2.5 National institutions and systems have increased capacity to promote tolerance and discourage violent extremism among family members and relatives of those convicted or accused of terrorism/violent extremism offenses

$585,774

$327,006

$100,555

IDN_D_4.2.7 Government stakeholders at local and national level have increased capacity to develop and implement WPS policies and related frameworks to enhance women’s participation in conflict prevention, resolution and recovery

$666,993

$192,380

$164,671

IDN_D_4.2.8 Women and women-led working groups (pokja) are able to influence and benefit from local policy/decision-making processes for resilience building, conflict prevention, resolution and recovery

$2,795,408

IDN_D_4.2.9 Local governments have increased capacity to develop and implement gender-responsive village action plans to enhance social cohesion, resilience, and peace

$180,000

XM-DAC-41146-JOR_D_4.2 More Syrian women refugees and vulnerable Jordanian women are better served by humanitarian action and resilience-building initiatives

$31,169,034 $25,465,944 $5,703,090

$2,542,264

XM-DAC-41146-KIR_D_3.1 Women and men in target communities demonstrate support to survivors of violence and practice balanced power in their relationships

$764,370 $604,500 $159,870

$201,214

KIR_D_3.1.1 Women, girls, men and boys in target communities demonstrate changed attitudes on gender equality and violence against women and girls.

$1,559,948

$1,900,670

$1,360,757

XM-DAC-41146-KIR_D_3.2 Women and Girls, especially from particular groups (with disabilities, rural, sexual and gender minorities) from target countries, who experience violence have access to quality essential services (health, social service, police and justice) to recover from violence

$810,057 $940,698 $0

$367,979

KIR_D_3.2.1 National actors (government and CSO) develop and implement best practice standards and guidelines for multisector services.

$1,155,602

$1,179,859

$637,070

KIR_D_3.2.2 Frontline service providers have strengthened capacity to provide quality services to GBV survivors.

$244,000

$98,434

$56,568

XM-DAC-41146-LBN_D_2.3 National authorities, private sector and CSOs are engaged in and actively support gender equality and women’s economic empowerment and protection

$7,268,013 $12,101,652 $0

$320,058

XM-DAC-41146-MYM_D_1.1 By 2023, the enabling environment for the implementation of the WPS agenda and the integration of gender equality in humanitarian, peace and development frameworks, programming and policies is strengthened.

$8,121,260 $2,098,790 $6,022,470

$180,000

MYM_D_1.1.1 Stakeholders have increased access to gender data and analysis for informed policymaking and multi-sectoral response planning and programming across the humanitarian, peace and development nexus

$7,882,874

$3,040,242

$2,672,109

MYM_D_1.1.2 Humanitarian, peace and development stakeholders/duty bearers have increased capacity to integrate GEWE, GiHA and WPS in their work

$337,498

$229,566

$108,400

XM-DAC-41146-WSM_D_1.2 Women are perceived as equally legitimate and effective political leaders as men (FPI WPEL Outcome 3)

$884,605 $1,178,235 $0

$5,635

WSM_D_1.2.1 Increased community and civic understanding of, and support for, gender equality and women’s right to political participation (modified FPI WPEL Output 3.1)

$1,349,853

$737,636

$717,602

WSM_D_1.2.2 Increased understanding of national experience of promoting women's leadership & lessons for the Pacific region

$844,661

$594,565

$522,439

XM-DAC-41146-WSM_D_2.5 [DEACTIVATED} Local governments, market management and other decision makers are gender-responsive, effective and accountable to women market vendor.

$0 $111,000 $0

$36,075

XM-DAC-41146-WSM_D_3.1 Women and men in target communities demonstrate support to survivors of violence and practice balanced power in their relationships

$422,385 $120,030 $302,355

$37,469

WSM_D_3.1.2 Government partners and civil society organizations have increased capacity to develop and - implement national prevention strategies, policies and programmes to prevent VAWG, including social norms change.

$808,351

$138,299

$116,167

XM-DAC-41146-WSM_D_3.2 Women and Girls, especially from particular groups (with disabilities, rural, sexual and gender minorities) from target countries, who experience violence have access to quality essential services (health, social service, police and justice) to recover from violence.

$112,500 $112,500 $0

$27,500

WSM_D_3.2.1 National actors (government and CSO) develop and implement best practice standards and guidelines for multisector services.

$187,500

$99,461

$60,129

XM-DAC-41146-SLB_D_2.5 Women market vendors have the ability to succeed and advance economically

$0 0 $0

$429,829

XM-DAC-41146-SLB_D_3.2 Women and Girls, especially from particular groups (with disabilities, rural, sexual and gender minorities) from target countries, who experience violence have access to quality essential services (health, social service, police and justice) to recover from violence

$2,035,194 $1,232,694 $802,500

$439,468

SLB_D_3.2.1 National actors (government and CSO) develop and implement best practice standards and guidelines for multisector services.

$2,042,663

$1,407,026

$1,003,134

SLB_D_3.2.2 Frontline service providers have strengthened capacity to provide quality services to gender-based violence survivors

$787,330

$572,804

$430,574

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