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$25.48 M Total contributions in revenue for 2022

$0.00 Regular resources (core) in revenue for 2022

$25.48 M Other resources (non-Core) in revenue for 2022

$17.69 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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XM-DAC-41146-ALB_D_1.3 By 2026, all persons contribute to, gender-responsive governance that strengthens equality and non-discrimination, promotes women’s empowerment and human rights, and reduces violence against women and children (UNSDCF C2).

$2,118,418 $740,627 $1,377,791

$294,215

year	planned budget
2025	$1,615,000
2026	$1,665,000

ALB_D_1.3.1 National Gender Machinery and public administration at central and local levels, public oversight institutions and Civil Society Organizations have increased capacities to design and monitor implementation for international and national commitments and European Union priorities for gender equality.

$1,837,495

$1,057,701

$1,025,281

ALB_D_1.3.2 Government institutions at central and local levels have increased capacities to plan, budget, monitor, track expenditures, and leverage resources for GEWE in targeted sectors.

$1,055,917

$728,580

$705,726

ALB_D_1.3.3 Government institutions at central and local levels and Civil Society Organizations have increased capacities to prevent and respond to all forms of violence against women and girls, with a focus on vulnerable groups.

$675,011

$244,384

$261,262

ALB_D_1.3.4 Change agents (civil society organizations, grassroot groups, citizens, including women rights entities) and women and girls have increased capacities and opportunities to lead, participate, monitor and influence decision-making and peacekeeping processes and resources for gender equality at national and local level.

$336,500

$27,916

$27,917

ALB_D_1.3.5 Influential leaders, communities, men and boys, women and girls have improved knowledge and capacities to address harmful norms, stereotypes, and behaviors that drive VAWG and gender discrimination, with an intersectional lens.

$60,106

$8,665

ALB_D_1.3.6 National and local partners have increased capacities to generate and use comprehensive disaggregated data to advocate for, develop, implement and monitor gender-responsive evidence-based policies and programmes.

$53,830

ALB_D_1.3.7 UN System in Albania is equipped with effective coordination mechanisms, knowledge products, tools, and capacities to promote accountability and deliver on its commitments on gender equality and women’s empowerment

$36,400

$34,297

$31,439

XM-DAC-41146-BIH_D_1.1 By 2025, people contribute to, and benefit from more accountable and transparent governance systems that deliver quality public services, and ensure rule of law

$1,572,565 $865,836 $706,729

$290,269

year	planned budget
2025	$780,000

BIH_D_1.1.2 Relevant institutions in BiH have increased capacities which ensures that gender-responsive policy making, budgeting and integration of EU gender equality and women’s empowerment commitments are implemented across sectors.

$2,233,700

$1,650,583

$1,530,676

BIH_D_1.1.4 Selected government and political institutions in BiH have increased capacities to ensure the necessary regulatory and procedural preconditions for increased political participation of women

$797,348

$459,632

$404,551

BIH_D_1.1.5 Government institutions and selected CSOs have increased capacities and strengthened collaboration to implement and monitor implementation of international and national normative commitments

$1,203,031

$296,671

$298,587

BIH_D_1.1.6 UN Women effectively leads, coordinates and promotes accountability for the implementation of GEWE commitments

$112,573

$65,609

$51,258

XM-DAC-41146-BIH_D_3.3 By 2025, people have access to better quality and inclusive health and social protection systems

$1,986,639 $1,118,254 $868,385

$318,826

year	planned budget
2025	$900,000

BIH_D_3.3.1 Legislators and institutions have capacities to incorporate the highest level of international standards on EVAW in legislation, policies and budgets

$1,883,357

$1,542,035

$1,514,322

BIH_D_3.3.2 Women, girls, men and boys at community and individual level able to mobilize actors, resources and capacities to create an environment for zero tolerance to violence

$1,749,727

$1,283,338

$1,260,023

BIH_D_3.3.3 General and specialist service providers have the capacity to deliver quality, accessible and survivor-centered services

$507,343

$377,516

$347,222

BIH_D_3.3.6 Women and girls (including those from disadvantaged groups) who have experienced discrimination or violence are empowered to advocate for and use available, accessible and quality services

$474,661

$402,978

$388,859

XM-DAC-41146-BRA_D_3.1 An enabling legislation, policy and social environment is in place to prevent and respond to violence against women and girls.

$975,937 $970,329 $5,608

$526,021

XM-DAC-41146-CAF_D_4.1 Women and girls affected by the conflict are supported for their recovery and play a role as actresses in peacebuilding

$1,050,787 $386,500 $664,287

$62,781

CAF_D_4.1.1 Women and girls, and particularly women leaders, are empowered to contribute to community reconciliation and national peacebuilding

$4,220,909

$3,874,367

$2,797,391

CAF_D_4.1.4 Community justice mechanisms in CAR are inclusive, sensitive to psychosocial dimensions and contribute to social cohesion

$271,400

$264,100

$192,570

CAF_D_4.1.5 Support the national architecture for the implementation of the Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security, especially in defence and military sectors

$235,100

$41,008

$23,246

XM-DAC-41146-CHN_D_2.2 (Link to SN Output 1.4 and 1.5) Relative poverty and multi-dimensional poverty are reduced, and more coordinated development leads to reduction in gaps between rural and urban areas and among regions, as more people in China, including left-behind groups, benefit from sustainable, innovation-driven and shared high-quality economic development, with enhanced access to economic opportunities arising through innovation, entrepreneurship and rural revitalization, enjoying decent work, sustainable livelihoods, and the right to develop equally for both women and men.

$621,223 $600,490 $20,733

$182,348

CHN_D_2.2.1 (SN Output 1.4) More private sector companies implement the WEPs and promote gender-sensitive business culture and practices

$1,670,581

$1,645,250

$1,422,964

CHN_D_2.2.2 (SN Output 1.5) Diverse women’s networks, government, public and private sector share knowledge, tools and promote skills-transfer (through networking, South-South collaboration and innovation partnerships) to advance gender responsive economic policies and practices.

$421,771

$240,973

$238,880

XM-DAC-41146-CHN_D_2.3 (Link to SN Output 1.1 and 1.2) Relative poverty and multi-dimensional poverty are reduced, and more coordinated development leads to reduction in gaps between rural and urban areas and among regions, as more people in China, including left-behind groups, benefit from sustainable, innovation-driven and shared high-quality economic development, with enhanced access to economic opportunities arising through innovation, entrepreneurship and rural revitalization, enjoying decent work, sustainable livelihoods, and the right to develop equally for both women and men.

$785,276 $695,035 $90,241

$60,708

CHN_D_2.3.1 (SN Output 1.2) Women-owned SMEs and entrepreneurs have increased capacities (incl. on digital transformation) and access to markets and financial services, for start-up and building resilient business

$2,053,978

$1,600,082

$1,308,350

CHN_D_2.3.2 (SN Output 1.1) More women, including disadvantaged and young women, at central/provincial/local level have increased access to skills development and life learning opportunities for decent jobs, income generation and livelihood security

$499,171

$68,667

$68,778

XM-DAC-41146-COD_D_3.1 Populations, especially the most vulnerable, enjoy equitable, quality and sustainable access to basic social services, including HIV/AIDS

$1,565,610 $167,683 $1,397,927

$426,702

COD_D_3.1.1 By 2024, populations, especially the most vulnerable, including children, adolescents, and mothers, have equitable, quality, and sustainable access to health, nutrition, and water, sanitation and hygiene services (UNSDCF output 3.1.1)

$1,249,754

$454,032

$245,492

COD_D_3.1.2 By 2024, target populations, particularly people living with HIV, children, adolescents and key populations have access to HIV prevention, testing and treatment services and protection from gender-based violence (UNSDCF output 3.1.3)

$653,244

$442,878

$16,883

XM-DAC-41146-EGY_D_2.1 More women own, launch and/or better manage micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in different sectors

$2,511,036 $2,214,440 $296,596

$385,053

EGY_D_2.1.1 The technical knowledge, skills and abilities of women entrepreneurs to access financial (inter alia credit, savings, mobile payments, insurance) and non-financial services, including technology, and to invest in economically viable projects is strengthened.

$2,533,318

$1,758,344

$1,318,317

EGY_D_2.1.2 Rural women are socially and economically empowered through their ownership and participation in local Savings Groups (SGs), collectively accessing financial services and digital inclusion, and women led clusters/enterprises are better integrated into existing value chains and markets which ensure their enhanced competitiveness as economic providers in their families and communities.

$3,922,874

$2,279,926

$1,936,014

XM-DAC-41146-EGY_D_2.2 More policies promote decent work and social protection for women

$1,733,591 $1,822,341 $0

$114,240

EGY_D_2.2.1 Capacities of national authorities, civil society and relevant partners is strengthened to mainstream gender equality scale-up investments in care service, and promote macro-level economic policy accelerators and related policies that support gender-equitable inclusive growth

$1,996,690

$1,769,741

$1,584,486

EGY_D_2.2.2 Engagement at community and corporate level to promote the value of women's work and encourage women enter the labour market

$2,585,991

$1,431,156

$1,065,582

XM-DAC-41146-EGY_D_3.1 The government is better able to prevent violence against women and girls (VAW&G) and deliver quality essential services to survivors, who are empowered to access and use them

$784,426 $313,327 $471,099

$47,461

XM-DAC-41146-RAS_D_10.3 Women and women’s organizations lead, participate and advocate effectively in the Syrian political process from a gender and women’s rights perspective

$4,139,265 $3,905,879 $233,386

$1,022,817

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

$1,629,275 $1,287,940 $341,335

$450,892

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.

$6,105,489

$3,558,475

$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.

$2,574,665

$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

$1,332,561

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

$1,169,260 $919,500 $249,760

$18,652

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

$2,284,755

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

$1,575,289 $53,600 $1,521,689

$24,100

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-GEO_D_3.1 By 2025, all people in Georgia have equitable and inclusive access to quality, resilient and gender-sensitive services delivered in accordance with international human rights standards (UNSDCF Outcome 2)

$1,724,655 $1,157,864 $566,791

$815,922

year	planned budget
2025	$799,800

GEO_D_3.1.1 Ending violence against women and domestic violence (EVAW/DV) legislation and policies are further improved to meet international standards

$2,346,261

$1,667,701

$1,588,251

GEO_D_3.1.2 Violence against women and domestic violence services and the capacities of service providers are further improved to meet international standards

$2,534,831

$2,030,095

$2,026,376

GEO_D_3.1.3 Negative gender stereotypes, social norms and attitudes that condone violence against women and harmful practices transformed to enable respect for women’s rights and gender equality

$1,010,872

$675,900

$651,462

XM-DAC-41146-HTI_D_1.2 Haïtian women, with a special focus on victims of violence, have increased access to justice services

$109,759 $15,000 $94,759

XM-DAC-41146-HTI_D_2.2 Innovative solutions are consolidated and scaled up to strengthen rural women’s economic empowerment

$1,059,410 $68,117 $991,293

$23,536

HTI_D_2.2.1 Rural women affected by natural disasters such as hurricanes, floods and earthquakes actively participate in the development of economic activities, benefit from equal access to productive means and have increased their resilience to natural disasters

$418,952

$108,407

$5,483

HTI_D_2.2.2 The regulatory and institutional framework is strengthened for better integration of gender equality into crisis/humanitarian response and recovery plans

$239,490

HTI_D_2.2.3 Women's social capital facilitating women's access to information and resources as a peace agent is strengthened

$658,168

$120,469

$29,072

XM-DAC-41146-IND_D_2.2 More women lead, participate and have access to business opportunities to advance sustainable and inclusive growth

$1,273,970 $293,142 $980,828

$194,712

IND_D_2.2.1 Knowledge: Women’s networks, public institutions and the private sector in the EU and Asia share expertise and knowledge to advance an enabling business environment for women’s economic empowerment

$528,589

$470,870

$443,622

IND_D_2.2.2 Capacity development and technical assistance: Women-owned business and entrepreneurs have increased capacity to engage with governments and private sector companies in policies and dialogues for advancement of women’s economic empowerment

$1,504,689

$389,384

$370,944

IND_D_2.2.3 Advocacy and representation: More private sector companies implement the WEPs, including the gender-sensitive business culture and practices in EU and the country

$337,642

$297,761

$268,186

XM-DAC-41146-IDN_D_2.1 Institutions and people contribute more effectively to advance a higher value-added and inclusive economic transformation

$664,165 $503,898 $160,267

$311,233

year	planned budget
2025	$1,180,724

IDN_D_2.1.1 Women-owned businesses and entrepreneurs have increased capacity to engage with the government and private sector to influence policies and hold dialogues for advancement of women’s economic empowerment

$413,927

$269,957

$243,096

IDN_D_2.1.3 More private sector and state-owned companies commit to WEPs and have capacity to implement them to advance gender-responsive business culture and practices

$230,931

$144,950

$132,901

IDN_D_2.1.2 Women entrepreneurs have technical and digital skills and knowledge to increase their productivity and participation in entrepreneurial activities and they have better access to financial support and supply chains

$674,083

$104,433

$123,881

IDN_D_2.1.4 Relevant ministries are able to integrate WEPs in policy and regulations to standardize gender-responsive business culture and practices

$224,375

$96,232

IDN_D_2.1.5 Collaboration between women’s business/entrepreneurial networks, public institutions, and the private sector established to advance an enabling business environment for women’s economic empowerment

$521,765

$112,487

$117,482

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

$94,460

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

$10,389,678 $8,488,648 $1,901,030

$2,443,145

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

$254,790 $201,500 $53,290

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

$270,019 $313,566 $0

$17

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-KOS_D_1.2 Outcome 1.2 All women and men in Kosovo, particularly young people, vulnerable groups, and displaced persons, increasingly achieve gender equality and claim their rights and fulfil civic responsibilities (UNSDCF Outcome 5)

$663,910 $166,469 $497,441

$248,343

KOS_D_1.2.1 CSOs and local and central level Institutions have increased capacities to provide services to women and girls victims of violence in line with the international standards set in Istanbul Convention and CEDAW

$343,840

$248,343

$216,221

KOS_D_1.2.2 Women and girls from vulnerable groups have improved access to social, economic and health services.

$679,762

$308,712

$304,199

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