Orange Knowledge Programme Country Focus
Orange Knowledge Programme Country Focus
Country The capacity development instruments offered The Embassy would like to support the following Other comments
under the Orange Knowledge Programme can strategic partners or organizations:
be used to help address and support specific
areas/sectors that the Embassy gives priority to.
The Embassy has provided the following areas
that have priority:
Afghanistan Rule of Law and anti-corruption The government both central and local private sector, small
Strengthening rule of law and the legal order and as businesses NGOs and civil society organizations/ institutes
part of it improving respect for human rights, peace,
security and stability as well as social progress
(including women’s rights/ gender equality)
Armenia Agriculture N/A - the Embassy prefers to work on the basis of demand
Water
Infrastructure, transport and communications
Environment
Good governance/public finance management
Conflict resolution
Bangladesh Food and Nutrition security The Bangladesh Deltaplan 2100 will be the
WASH/Water management framework for our future engagement in
SRHR and gender the water sector. The OKP should/could
be complementary to the knowledge
activities being developed in that context.
For SRHR:
TTC's and institutions responsible for curriculum development,
(staff of) universities, nurse training schools and
Institute Regional de Santé Publique,
Ministry of Health, NGO's
Bhutan Agriculture, forestry and fishery, architecture and town Government/ semi government
planning, business administration and management, Educational / Teacher training (university, education center,
education and teacher training, engineering, training center etc.)
environmental science, law, mass communication and Small/Medium scale business enterprise
information science, medical and health science, Private sector
natural science, social behavior science, tansport and Non-governmental organisation
communication, research and development,
entrepreneurship, gender, informatics / information
system, natural resource and environment, private
sector development, policy development and
management, public administration, quality assurance,
water and sanitation
Burkina Faso Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Ministries and government agencies directly involved in policy
Security and Rule of Law development and implementation in the above-mentioned
Private Sector Development areas.
Food and Nutrition Security
Water
Other priority areas:
Integrated water resources management for different
stakeholders (agriculture, animal husbandry, fisheries,
energy, transport, drinking water) Employment creation
for youth Migration
Burundi Food security/Agriculture For Food security/agriculture:
SRHR/gender Farmer associations, SMEs, standardisation organisations,
Governance/humans rights universities, technical colleges.
For SRHR/gender:
Universities, training colleges
Cambodia Agriculture Water management (including waste water No specific, it could be any potential individual or organization
treatment and flood prevention), sustainable from government and private sectors
technology (such as in the area of waste management
/ waste to energy), rule of law, food security and
safety, water, agriculture, economic and trade
Colombia Agro and water development for peace, security and For peace, security and stability:
stability TJ Institutions, other Colombian authorities, Colombian CSO's in
International rule of law and human rights the TJ, SMEs, education institutions
Sustainable trade and investments
For Rule of law/human rights:
Human Rights defenders, CSO's working in the field of human
rights, ethnic minorities, women and/or LGBT, educational
institutions, relevant Colombian institutions/authorities.
Cuba Food security, water, renewable energies, independent Knowledge institutions, organizations working with the local
journalism and social media, medicine and community, private sector and cooperatives
biotechnology, business development
For Water:
Shore Protection Authority, Ministry of Water and Irrigation,
holding company for water and waste water management.
For Health:
FGAE, MoH
For Refugees/Migrants:
Relevant federal and regional government institutions.
Georgia Agriculture N/A - the Embassy prefers to work on the basis of demand
Water
Infrastructure, transport and communications
Environment
Good governance/public finance management
Conflict resolution
Ghana Agriculture/Food Security For Agriculture/Food security/Water/Clean Energy:
Water, Sanitation & Hygiene and Water Resources Knowledge Institutions/Tertiary (Colleges, Technical
Trade & Private Sector Development Universities), Government Institutions / Agencies, SMEs, Trade
Clean Energy Associations, Sector Associations, Regulatory Bodies.
Peace & Security/ Legal Order
Gender, Human Rights & Governance For Trade & Private Sector Development:
Knowledge Institutions/Tertiary (Colleges, Technical
Universities), Government Institutions / Agencies, SMEs, Trade
Associations, Sector Associations, Regulatory Bodies, Young
Entrepreneurs.
Guatemala Priority1: International Legal Order & Human Dutch and local NGO's in Guatemala; Ministries and other
Rights, especially: women’s rights (including government organizations such as the ministries of
SRHR), LGBTI rights, Human Rights Defenders, environment, agriculture and interior affairs, the office of the
public prosecutor, municipalities, etc.; Universities; Trade
Judicial Independence and the Fight against
organisations such as AGExport
impunity Priority 2: Private sector development,
especially in the fields of: water, agrifood / food
security, climate and logistics
Priority 3: Security
Priority 4: Social
Guinea • Security and Rule of Law The embassy has many partners in different projects, mostly
• Private Sector Development governmental institutions and NGOs. Partners are chosen on
• Food and Nutrition Security the basis of their interest in taking part in the activities.
• Women's Rights and Gender Equality
India The priority areas identified under the Multi-annual Educational institutes
Interdepartmental Policy Framework 2016-2020 are as Colleges/Universities
follows: NGO's in education sector
Agriculture/ Horticulture, Engineering, Aviation, Life Youth organizations
Science and Health, Water, Smart cities - urban
development, Human Rights, Cultural Heritage,
Gender Studies/ Women Studies, HTSM - e-mobility, IT,
medtech, gaming, cyber security, water technology
For Agriculture:
Universities, SMKs, Ministry of Education, Presidential office.
Kenya Food and Nutrition Security (priority value chains dairy, For Food and Nutrition Security: Farmer groups, private sector,
horticulture and aquaculture and crosscutting themes knowledge institutes, national and local government
like climate smart agriculture) (authorities).
Water in support of Food and Nutrition Security For Water in support of Food and Nutrition Security: Private
sector, knowledge institutes, national and local government
(authorities), associations, NGOs.
For Water:
Knowledge institutions / tertiary (colleges, technical
universities), geovernment institutions, SMEs, sector
associations, regulatory bodies.
Macedonia Rule of law and judiciary (including security) Civil Society Organizations Macedonia is still in need of expertise in
Proper functioning of state institutions and active Government bodies many areas, especially taking into
citizenship Academic institutions covering the priority themes consideration the EU approximation
Human rights and fundamental freedoms (LGBTI, process. OKP is a good opportunity to
women, minorities) meet these needs in a faster and more
Freedom of expression and media targeted way than the more cumbersome
Socio-economic development EU-based mechanisms. Linkages between
organizations and institutions created with
OKP programs can then also be beneficial
for further closer cooperation within EU-
based mechanisms, such as twinning,
TAIEX, etc.
In the field of rule of law, judicial reforms
and further professionalization of the
judiciary, which is a priority for the Embassy
programs for Macedonia; media and
freedom of expression is also a priority in
this context;
For the above themes, individuals working
in judiciary and related government
institutions would benefit from individual
scholarships, as well as people working in
the media (journalists, editors)
For Water:
Local authorities, community leaders, NGOs, Ministry of
Education Ministry og Health, Ministry for Water, regional water
boards.
For Energy/Maritime:
Private sector, relevant organisations.
Nicaragua Logistics and port development Government, NGO's, Universities, Private-Public sector
Water initiatives
Agri-food
Sustainability
Circular Economy
Renewable Energy
Innovation/ entrepreneurism, emerging technologies
(Internet of things, 3D printing, Big Data, etc.),
Corporate Social Responsibility
Human righs (specifically Women, LGTBI community
and human rights defenders)
Security and rule of law
Nigeria Human rights and good governance Both public and private sectors
Sexual and reproductive health and rights
democratization and elections
security and rule of law
Economic development, food security and agriculture,
water management, agro food and horticulture,
energy, creative industries
Senegal Private Sector Development The Embassy has many partners with whom we work
Human Rights depending on the projects we are working on. That is why the
Security (Sahel Region) Embassy always supports any person/organizations interested
by the OKP programme to apply (open system).
For Water:
Knowledge institutions / tertiary (colleges, technical
universities), geovernment institutions, SMEs, sector
associations, regulatory bodies.
Somalia (Maritime) Security and Rule of Law For (Maritime) Security and Rule of Law: NGO's, Civil society,
Food Security and agriculture government, media organisations.
For Energy:
Universities, Technical colleges.
For Infrastructure:
Relevant ministries (a.o. Ministry of Finance), Dar es Salaam
City council, municipalities.
Thailand Agriculture Water management (including waste water No specific, it could be any potential individual or organization
treatment and flood prevention) from government and private sectors
Sustainable technology (such as in the area of waste
management / waste to energy)
Rule of law
Food security and safety
Water
Agriculture, economic and trade
SRHR:
CSOs, media houses, medical stores, Ministry of health, public
servants, heath managers, national population council.
For Agro:
Sector specialists, decision makers, Line Ministries, People's
Committees, branch organisations, business knowlegde
institutes.
For Smart cities:
Ministy of Construction, Ministry of Information and
Communication, Ministry of Science and Technology,
Universities, various provincial and city government
representatives.
For Logistics:
Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural
Development, Universities, colleges, associations, relevant
authorities.
For Water:
Ministry of Water and Environment, relevant education and
training institutions, Integrated Water Resources Management,
NGOs
For Peacebuilding:
Ministries, relevant educational training institutes, NGOs.