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Global SME finance facility is bearing fruit
In developing counties, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of the economy, providing about two thirds of all ...
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Speech by Prime Minister Rutte at the United Nations Sustainable Development Summit
Speech by Prime Minister Mark Rutte at the United Nations Sustainable Development Summit on 26 September 2015.
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IOB - Gender sense & sensitivity - Policy evaluation on women's rights and gender equality (2007-2014)
This policy evaluation of the Dutch international gender policy covers the period 2007-2014. One of the key foundations of this ...
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‘We’re investing in a generation of young people who have known nothing but conflict’
Young people have a right to decent work, education and a life in dignity. But how can these things be provided in Somalia, where ...
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Towards a stimulating economic climate - Improving the climate for business
Extra support particularly benefits smaller producers in developing countries. The Netherlands carries out a range of activities ...
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Support for small businesses - Encouraging enterprise
In developing countries, the Netherlands supports local startups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that want to grow. ...
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Setting targets, measuring results and informing the world
TradeMark East Africa aims to reduce poverty through trade with a budget of about $560 million for around 150 projects targeting ...
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Dutch Climate Finance: 2010-2015 and Beyond
The Netherlands is committed to supporting mitigation and adaptation activities, especially in developing countries. The ...
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Final Evaluation of the MFA-NL Supported Netherlands Commission for Environmental Assessment (NCEA) Programme 2012-2017
The NCEA support to governments and DGIS was evaluated as highly relevant between 2012-2017 based on a review of 43 ...
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Country Report on Human Rights and Justice in Rwanda
This report describes the human rights developments and the developments in judicial procedure in Rwanda from December 2011 to ...