Projects

Project: Health, Education and Adolescents Rights in Mozambique Beneficiary: Ariel Glader Foundation and União a Vida Amount: 880 366 euro Duration: 2020 - 2023 Strengthen the health system and its human capacity, and the service and development of education and health programs, both with strong involvement of adolescents. Via a mobile “adolescent-friendly” health service, both health workers are trained and direct health services are offered.

Project: Leaving no adolescent behind: improving access to inclusive, gender sensitive and quality sexual and reproductive health care services in Mozambique Beneficiary: Doctors for Africa and ICHR-Mozambique Amount: 1 500 000 euro Duration: 2020 - 2023 Strengthening the link between health facilities, communities and schools, with specific attention to excluded young people.

Project: An Inclusive, Positive Deviance Approach to improving Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Health Services and Communications in Mozambique Beneficiary: PCI Media,  ICHR-Mozambique and TV Surdo Amount: 1 499 795 euro Duration: 2020 - 2024 Increase motivation and sharpen the skills of health professionals who provide information to adolescents about Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights through an innovative communication toolkit. There is special attention for young people who live with a disability.  

Project:  Testing of toolkit for language education in refugeecamps  ​ Benificiary : Council of Europe Amount : 75.000 euros Duration January 2017 - December 2019  

Project:  The ‘International Advisory Panel Ukraine’ investigates possible violation of human rights Benificiary : Council of Europe  Amount: 82.500 euros Duration: January 2015 - November 2015 706/5000 Flanders supports the "International Advisory Panel Ukraine", which is part of the "Immediate measures package" of the Council of Europe, which covers 5 themes: human rights, state reform, elections, capacity building and civil society. The International Advisory Panel will investigate potential violations of European human rights in Ukraine following the pro-European anti-government prot

Project:  Essay competition for youngsters on the Role of the Council of Europe in the future Benificiary : Europahuis Ryckevelde Amount: 6.105 euros Duration: May – Oktober 2019  

Project:  Youth Together. Social inclusion through Youth work for young refugees jeugdwerk Benificiary: Council of Europe Amount : 80.000 euros Duration: June 2018 - December 2019    

Beneficiary: SEED, hosted by Adelphi Research gGmbH Amount: 1.170.000 euro Period: 2017 – 2019 Adelphi has been appointed as a SEED Hosting Partner in 2013. SEED is a public benefit organisation that contributes to Cape Town’s resilience through awakening the potential of our unemployed township youth; connecting them to their strengths, the positive resilience action they can take in their lives and also to green jobs. With this project, SEED focuses on various components to enable the breakthrough of eco-inclusive companies. This initiative builds upon an earlier project of SEED, also s

Project: "Economics and Governance of Water Security in Africa" - recommendations for water management in Cape Town Beneficiary: OECD Amount: € 80.000 Duration: 2019  The project is part of the OECD program "Governance and economics of water security in Africa". A policy dialogue with stakeholders from public, private and non-profit sectors in Cape Town is be started . This policy dialogue, supervised by OECD and the framework outlined in "Principles on Water Governance ", should lead to recommendations to make water management more future-proof. 

Project: Study of recent trends in decentralised cooperation. Beneficiary: OECD Amount: € 20.000  Duration: 2017  By executing the "review of recent trends in decentralised cooperation: Mapping and analysing financial flows, actors and mechanisms in EU countries” OECD wishes to map the role in development cooperation of decentralised governments in Europe.   In addition to a quantitative analysis of ODA / DAC figures from regional and local governments in Europe, five case studies are also being prepared.

Project: Stimulating energy companies to more efficiency in Ukraïne - Eurasia competitiviness Programme Beneficiary: OECD  Amount: € 60.000 Duur: 2017 The OECD Eurasia competitiveness programme consists of two initiatives: 1) the Initiative for Eastern Europe and the Southern Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine) and 2) the Initiative for Central Asia (Afghanistan, Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). The aim of the program is to develop and implement policies that promote competitiveness in these countries. Read more. 

Project: Supporting Decentralisation in Ukraine - Eurasia competitiveness programme  beneficiary: OECD Amount: € 56.000 Duration: 2016  The OECD Eurasia competitiveness programme consists of two initiatives: 1) the Initiative for Eastern Europe and the Southern Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine) and 2) the Initiative for Central Asia (Afghanistan, Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). The aim of the program is to develop and implement policies that promote competitiveness in these countries. Read more. 

Project: Contribution to  Eurasia Competitiveness Programme Beneficiary: OECD Start : January 2016   The OECD Eurasia competitiveness programme consists of two initiatives: 1) the Initiative for Eastern Europe and the Southern Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine) and 2) the Initiative for Central Asia (Afghanistan, Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). The aim of the program is to develop and implement policies that promote competitiveness in these countries.

Project: Reducing food and income insecurity among vulnerable households in Malawi through climate services and integrated risk management Beneficiary: World Food Programme  Amount: 2.500.000 euro Duration: 2017-2019 Flanders supports the World Food Programme (WFP) in protecting farmers in Malawi against the increasing climate challenges. Recent months WFP has paid food and / or cash transfers to 5.8 million Malawians who can not meet their food needs as a result of the drought by the weather phenomenon El Niño. Now, El Niño is over, La Niña will be introduced.

Project: programs aimed at building better-functioning democratic institutions, developing an appropriate legislative framework, encouraging partnerships,… Beneficiary: Estonian Center of Eastern Partnership (ECEAP) Budget: € 75.000 Period: 2019 – 2020 The Estonian Center of Eastern Partnership (ECEAP) is a training center and think tank aimed at the Eastern Partnership countries, which is a partnership between the European Union and Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine and Belarus. On the basis of the experience gained during the Estonian transition phase after the fall of the

Project: 50th Anniversary of Collegium Vocale Gent Beneficiary: Collegium Vocale Gent Budget: € 80.000 Period: 2019 – 2020 Collegium Vocale celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2020 as an internationally operating Flemish classical music ensemble. About 40% of the concerts take place in Belgium and 60% abroad.

Project: the El Pessebre Christmas Oratorio by Pablo Casals Beneficiary: the Mechelen Chamber Orchestra Budget: € 60.000 Period: 2019 – 2020 The Mechelen Chamber Orchestra will perform the El Pessebre Christmas Oratorio by Pablo Casals in 2020 during a tour through Brussels (19 December 2020), Mechelen (20 December 2020), Vic (26 December 2020) and Barcelona (27, 29 and 30 December 2020). Poet and author Joan Alavedra (1896-1981) wrote the text of El Pessebre when he and Pablo Casals helped refugees from the Franco regime in the camps in the French Pyrenees.

Project: organizing the Delta Atelier trajectory Beneficiary: Architecture Workroom Brussels vzw (AWB) Budget: € 60.000 Period: 2019 – 2020 The Flemish architect Joachim Declerck of Architecture Workroom Brussels vzw (AWB) was appointed as curator for the Rotterdam International Architecture Biennale (IABR) for the 2018 and 2020 editions together with the Flemish architect Leo van Broeck and the Dutch Chief Government Architect Floris Alkemade. decided to have both the 2018 and 2020 biennials take place in Rotterdam and in Brussels.

Project: Visitor programme for the Mecenasses of the Center for Dutch Art Beneficiary: Rubenianum, Research institute for Flemish art of the 16th and 17th centuries Budget: 15.000 euros Periode: 2018 In 2018, the Rubenianum and the Netherlands Institute for Art History KRD are planning a visitor programme for the Mecenasssen of the Center for Dutch Art: the Van Otterloo and Weatherbie families.

Project: residency programme in Flanders for Arab artists Beneficiary: Mophradat Amount: 24.759 euros Duration: 2017 - 2018 Mophradat creates opportunities for artists from the Arab world through an inventive approach to funding, commissioning, collaborating, and gathering. Mophradat will develop a residency programme in Flanders for Arab artists.