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Netherlands (the) Overview

$12.47 M Total contributions in revenue for 2022

$4.14 M Regular resources (core) in revenue for 2022

$8.33 M Other resources (non-Core) in revenue for 2022

$2.46 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-CHN_D_1.1 People’s lives in China are improved further as headway is made in ensuring access to childcare, education, healthcare services, elderly care, housing, and social assistance, and more people in China, including left-behind groups, benefit from equitable and public services and social protection systems as well as accelerated efforts to reduce gender inequality and other forms of social inequality throughout the life-course.

$515,751 $515,316 $435

$24,448

CHN_D_1.1.1 Government, academia and other national stakeholders have increased capacities and tools to implement identified national and international GEWE commitments, including gender-responsive public service delivery (SP Outcome 1, SP Outcome 5)

$995,298

$846,813

$834,107

CHN_D_1.1.2 Advocacy is strengthened through improved knowledge generation and management inform policy making and accountability to deliver gender responsive results (SP Outcome 1)

$198,349

$89,871

$91,257

XM-DAC-41146-CHN_D_3.1 People’s lives in China are improved further as headway is made in ensuring access to childcare, education, healthcare services, elderly care, housing, and social assistance, and more people in China, including left-behind groups, benefit from equitable and public services and social protection systems as well as accelerated efforts to reduce gender inequality and other forms of social inequality throughout the life-course.

$516,389 $595,419 $0

$323,451

CHN_D_3.1.1 Capacity of government, national and local service providers to deliver quality, coordinated essential services to prevent and respond to violence against women and girls, in normal situations and emergencies, is strengthened

$766,444

$607,748

$470,311

CHN_D_3.1.2 Women, girls, men, and boys including influencers have enhanced awareness and understanding and are mobilized in favor of respectful relationships, healthy social norms and the promotion of gender equality

$656,815

$529,599

$425,482

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

$499,237

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_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

$35,004

XM-DAC-41146-EGY_D_3.2 Safe public spaces are created for women and girls, who are empowered to access and use them

$42,376 $0 $42,376

EGY_D_3.2.1 Duty bearers are supported to prevent violence against women and girls and create safe and economically viable public spaces for women and girls

$3,294,626

$2,409,533

$2,284,476

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

$502,847

XM-DAC-41146-ETH_D_1.1 All people in Ethiopia enjoy the rights and capabilities to realize their potential in equality and with dignity.

$8,633,759 $2,658,770 $5,974,989

$133,997

year	planned budget
2025	$2,509,535

ETH_D_1.1.1 The Government of Ethiopia, the UN system, and development partners have enhanced capacities and strengthened political will to advance gender equality principles and practices in all initiatives relating to expanding women and young women’s access to decent work and participation in civic life, and (humanitarian) decision making processes especially marginalised and disadvantaged young women

$8,409,081

$4,545,449

$3,499,816

ETH_D_1.1.2 National and sub-national governments, the UN system, development partners, and civil society, produce and use evidence, have improved knowledge, capacity and resources as well as political will to develop, adopt, implement, and monitor legislation, policies, strategies, programs and systems to reduce gender inequality and combat VAWG in all its forms, including CRSV and other violence in crisis and conflict affected settings

$2,438,805

$910,139

$757,830

ETH_D_1.1.3 National and subnational governments and civil society, including local women’s organisations and networks have capacity to design and implement gender-responsive policy and regulatory frameworks, strategies and tools that ensure equitable, safe, and dignified response and recovery mechanisms to enable women and girls who are affected by conflict, humanitarian crisis and displacement to rebuild their lives in sustainable ways, particularly focusing on those that are marginalised and vulnerable

$1,318,475

$113,073

$62,273

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

$204,032

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

$231,264

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-ETH_D_1.4 All people in Ethiopia live in a society resilient to environmental risks and adapted to climate change.

$2,088,780 $153,264 $1,935,516

$7,000

year	planned budget
2025	$1,900,000

ETH_D_1.4.1 The GoE at national and subnational levels has capacity, evidence, and tools to develop and adopt gender and vulnerability responsive prevention, preparedness and disaster recovery legislation, strategies, and systems, to address climate and disaster risk adaptation, mitigation and environmental sustainability.

$1,932,366

$734,470

$635,564

ETH_D_1.4.2 The GoE and women’s civil society organizations have capacity to strengthen normative frameworks, institutions, systems and capacities to promote gender equitable benefit sharing from the use of natural resources, and women and girls’ leadership in disaster risk management, environmental governance and climate related planning .

$1,184,013

$194,357

$188,148

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

$1,193,895 $560,065 $633,830

$34,619

year	planned budget
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

$318,761

$144,050

$149,124

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

$245,000

$25,155

$16,673

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

$1,289,844

$520,521

$585,207

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

$355,023

$144,273

$265,720

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

$365,774

$317,332

$90,880

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

$259,700

$96,190

$82,336

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

$468,703

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

$30,000

XM-DAC-41146-MDA_D_3.1 Parliament and Government adopt and implement laws, policies and strategies to prevent violence against women and girls and deliver quality essential services

$2,703,211 $2,446,898 $256,313

$215,327

XM-DAC-41146-SSD_D_4.1 Government of South Sudan budgets for and fully implements its Women Peace and Security commitments

$3,740,370 $1,983,583 $1,756,787

$442,916

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Revenue recognition per management accounts reporting (as per Revenue Management Policy). 2022 figures are preliminary, pending final audit.
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