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Granted Group Trainings - overview - Orange Knowledge Programme For more information on the granted training initiatives, please check AkvoRSR. * Details hidden due to current situation in Afghanistan. Country TMT/ TMT+/Refresher Course Deadline Name requesting organisation Dutch institution Title of the training Afghanistan TMT 21-03-19 * * * Afghanistan TMT 1-06-18 * * * Afghanistan TMT 15-10-18 * * * Afghanistan TMT 19-09-19 * * * Afghanistan TMT 19-03-20 * * * Afghanistan TMT 19-03-20 * * * Afghanistan TMT 21-01-21 * * * Afghanistan TMT 21-01-21 * * * Afghanistan TMT 22-04-21 * * * Albania TMT 21-03-19 CAF NSO-CNA School leadership development training for Leiderschapsacademie inclusive schools in Albania Country TMT/ TMT+/Refresher Course Deadline Name requesting organisation Dutch institution Title of the training Albania TMT 1-06-18 Municipality of Tirana The Hague Academy for Local Train the Trainer – Building the capacities of in- Governance house trainers in the Municipality of Tirana Albania TMT 19-03-20 Rrjeti i Organizatave "Zeri i te Rinjve" / "Youth Rutgers Supporting and improving comprehensive Voice" Network of Organizations sexuality education in Albania Armenia TMT 1-06-18 International Center for Agribusiness Research and MSM Maastricht School of Build the knowledge capacity of the International Education Management Center for Agribusiness Research and Education in Ecotourism Armenia TMT 15-10-18 Armenian National Agrarian University (ANAU) Wageningen University Capacity development in Management of genetic resources and pre-breeding for climate change in Armenia Bangladesh TMT 21-03-19 Dalit MDF Training and Consultancy Enhancing capacity of 'Dalit' towards sustainable SRHR services for dalit population Bangladesh TMT 15-10-18 BANDHU Social welfare society MDF Training and Consultancy Towards a self-reliant SRHR service provider for the gender and sexual minorities (GSM) Bangladesh TMT 19-09-19 Interdisciplinary Institute for Food Security (IIFS), Wageningen University Strengthening the linkages between feed Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU) optimization, fish production and healthy diets Bangladesh TMT 19-03-20 Institute of Water and Flood Management Stichting Climate How to MOOC? Developing online learning (IWFM), Bangladesh University of Adaptation Services (CAS) on Adaptive Delta Management in support Engineering and Technology (BUET) of the Bangladesh Delta Plan Bangladesh TMT 19-03-20 Center for Environmental and Geographic IHE Delft Institute for Water Capacity building for Adaptive Delta Information Services (CEGIS) and Education Management in Bangladesh Bangladesh Water Development Board (BWDB) Bangladesh TMT+ 17-04-20 Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute University of Twente Open Source Scientific Computing for AgroGeospatial Big Data Analysis Country TMT/ TMT+/Refresher Course Deadline Name requesting organisation Dutch institution Title of the training Bangladesh TMT+ 14-05-20 Bangladesh Navy IHE Delft Institute for Water Strengthen knowledge within the area of Education port and maritime development in Bangladesh Bangladesh TMT+ 5-11-20 Asian University for Women Julius Center for Health Capacity Strengthening in Epidemiology Sciences and Primary and Public Health (CATAPULT) Care, University Medical Center Utrecht Bangladesh TMT 21-01-21 DIPSHIKHA MDF Training and Enhancing the capacity of DIPSHIKHA on Consultancy SRHR mainstreaming towards sustainability. Bangladesh TMT+ 25-02-21 Pollisree Terre des Hommes Community-based capacity building initiatives for service providers strengthening sexual and reproductive health and rights of early married girls, adolescents, and young people Bangladesh TMT+ 25-02-21 SKS Foundation CINOP B.V Improving SRHR-services of SKS hospital and its Satellite Clinics in Bangladesh Bangladesh TMT+ 25-02-21 Family Planning Association Bangladesh Royal Tropical Institute RISE (Resilience through Information on (FPAB) SRHR & Empowerment) Bangladesh RC 22-04-21 Khulna University IHS Institute for Housing Climate change induced displacement and Urban Development affecting female migrants’ access to Studies livelihoods in Asian cities: Improving food and water security in urban upgrading and resettlement Bangladesh TMT 22-04-21 Badabon Sangho MDF Training and Strengthening of Badabon Sangho towards Consultancy building safety a net for women and girls Bangladesh TMT 22-04-21 Institute of Water and Flood Management HKV Engineering and flood risk through a (IWFM) of Bangladesh University of gender lens: Expanding capabilities in Engineering and Technology (BUET) remote sensing and raising awareness of gender-based vulnerabilities for improved flood risk management in Bangladesh Country TMT/ TMT+/Refresher Course Deadline Name requesting organisation Dutch institution Title of the training Bangladesh TMT 22-04-21 Tommy Miah’s Hospitality and Management CINOP B.V Online culinary arts and business Institute development for girls and women’s self employment Benin TMT 21-03-19 University of Parakou Royal Tropical Institute Renforcement des capacités entrepreneuriales des femmes et jeunes dans le secteur agroalimentaire informel dans le Nord- Bénin à travers la formation-coaching et l’incubation des entreprises Benin TMT 21-03-19 University of Parakou Royal Tropical Institute Améliorer la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle au Nord Bénin à travers vers une meilleure gouvernance foncière Benin TMT+ 17-05-19 INMeS. CINOP B.V Renforcement des capacités de l’INMeS pour offrir des formations de mise à niveau des infirmiers et des sages-femmes formés, avant l’introduction du système LMD au Bénin. Benin TMT 19-09-19 L'Université de Parakou CINOP B.V Prévention des grossesses non désirées et des comportements sexuels à risque en milieu scolaire et universitaire au Nord du Bénin Benin TMT+ 21-10-19 University of Parakou, Faculty of Agronomy Royal Tropical Institute Renforcement de capacités des enseignants des lycées agricoles pour soutenir l’entrepreneuriat social basé sur l’innovation locale pour la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle Benin TMT+ 23-12-19 Lycée Technique Agricole de KIKA et HollandDoor Cooperative Renforcer les capacités organisationnelles Banikoara et le Lycée Technique Industriel UA et institutionnelles des établissements des de INA sous-secteurs de l’enseignement secondaire technique et professionnel en Bénin Benin TMT 19-03-20 DEDRAS MDF Training and Capacity building of NGO DEDRAS staff in Consultancy management and in SRHR Country TMT/ TMT+/Refresher Course Deadline Name requesting organisation Dutch institution Title of the training Benin TMT+ 27-05-20 Africa Green Corporation (AGC) iCRA Renforcement de capacités pour le développement d’une chaine de valeur solidaire autour du saumurage du piment et de la tomate Benin TMT+ 2-02-21 Institut de Formation en Soins Infirmiers et CINOP B.V Renforcement des capacités de l'IFSIO et Obstétricaux de l’Université de Parakou de l’EFMS pour formuler l’offre de formation (IFSIO-UP) de mise à niveau des Infirmiers Brevetés aux fins de leur permettre d'accéder au corps des Contrôleurs d’Action Sanitaire. Benin TMT 21-01-21 Université d’Abomey-Calavi (UAC) Centre for International Jardin Pro Pauvre Cooperation -VU Benin RC 22-04-21 Association Walo Stichting Le Grand Cru Powered by Art - Fueled for Life Bhutan RC 1-11-18 The National Land Commission of Bhutan (NLC) & University of Twente Leave no one behind: quantification and Royal University of Bhutan (NB only NLC details mapping of SDG indicators that identify the most listed here) vulnerable in today’s society Bhutan RC 1-11-18 Financial Institutions Training Institute (FITI) MSM Maastricht School of Financing sustainability: CSR for financial Management inclusiveness Bhutan TMT 1-06-18 Department of Macroeconomic Affairs, Ministry of MSM Maastricht School of Strengthening capacity for Bhutanese Public- Finance Management Private Partnerships Bhutan TMT 15-10-18 Social Forestry and Extension Division, Department The Hague Academy for Local Good Governance in Community Forestry of Forests and Park Services, Ministry of Agriculture Governance Management and Forests, Royal Government of Bhutan Bhutan TMT 21-03-19 National Research & Development Centre for Sustainable Aquaculture Capacity building on Aquaculture Health Aquaculture (NR&DCA), Department of Livestock Solutions (SAS) Management and Socio-economic Research for (DoL), Ministry of Agriculture & Forests (MoAF), Development of Aquaculture as a Rural Royal Government of Bhutan (RGoB) Livelihood Bhutan TMT 19-09-19 Royal University of Bhutan Centre for International University Teacher Qualification Cooperation -VU Bhutan TMT 19-03-20 The Policy & Planning and The Water & The Hague Academy for Restructuring The Governance & Sanitation Divisions of The Ministry of Works Local Governance Management of Water in Bhutan and Human Settlement in Bhutan Country TMT/ TMT+/Refresher Course Deadline Name requesting organisation Dutch institution Title of the training Bolivia RC 1-11-18 Universidad Mayor de San Andres - Postgrado en IHS Institute for Housing and Making Andean Cities Greener in time of Climate (Plurinational State Ciencias del Desarrollo (CIDES-UMSA) Urban Development Studies Change: Strategies to reduce water, energy and of) transport sectors impacts and vulnerabilities caused by water extremes Bolivia TMT 21-03-19 Cooperativa Multiactiva Villa Nueva CVI - Changing Values Capacity development in institutional and agro- (Plurinational State International business development of small scale producers
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