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INSTRUMENTS FOR COOPERATION

 

Apart from the Embassy programmes , the following financial instruments and programmes are open to Vietnam:

 

2g@there supports clusters of Dutch entrepreneurs in a particular sector who wish to gain market position in Vietnam. 2g@there aims at combining financial instruments and other EVD products such as organising missions, G2G, economic diplomacy and matchmaking to reach that goal. 2g@there is executed by the Dutch Agency for International Business and Cooperation (NL EVD International).

 

2xplore provides grants to finance feasibility studies that potentially lead to substantial export of goods and services from the Netherlands. 2xplore is executed by the Dutch Agency for International Business and Cooperation (NL EVD International) and replaces the former PESP-programme.

 

The Centre for Promotion of Imports from Developing Countries (CBI) contributes to the equitable economic development of selected developing countries by providing export marketing and management support to their SME exporters and Business Support Organisations with the purpose of increasing exports to Europe.

Government-to-Government (G2G) is designed to facilitate co-operation between governmental institutions in emerging markets and their Dutch counterpart. The programme aims at fostering bilateral relations and government-to-government co-operation in Vietnam through transfer and exchange of knowledge and experience. G2G is administered by the the Dutch Agency for International Business and Cooperation (NL EVD International).

 

Individuele Marktbewerking (IM) facilitates finding suitable business partners in all levels of the value chain by conducting market scans. The programme is executed by t he Dutch Agency for International Business and Cooperation (NL EVD International).

 

Match Making Facility (MMF) matches interested Dutch and Vietnamese companies with the aim to stimulate sustainable business relationships that both strengthen the Vietnamese private sector and foster joint investment in Vietnam . The programme is executed by the Dutch Agency for International Business and Cooperation (NL EVD International).

 

Netherlands Management Training Program (NMTP) provides opportunity for managers and entrepreneurs from Vietnam to get acquainted with Dutch businesses through a traineeship of five weeks in a Dutch company in the Netherlands. The programme is implemented by the Dutch Agency for International Business and Cooperation (NL EVD International).

 

Netherlands Fellowship Programme (NFP) aims to help alleviate qualitative and quantitative shortages of skilled manpower within a wide range of governmental, private sector and non-governmental organizations. The programme offers fellowships to mid-carreer professionals to improve their capacity to contribute to the development of their employing organizations. The programme is implemented by the Netherlands Organisation for Cooperation in Higher Education (NUFFIC).

 

The Netherlands Development Finance Company (FMO) is the international development bank of the Netherlands that invests risk capital in companies and financial institutions in developing countries. With an investment portfolio of EUR 4,2 billion, FMO is one of the largest bilateral private sector development banks worldwide. During 2009, FMO committed over EUR 30 million in several projects in Vietnam, including waste management and port development.

 

The Netherlands Programme for the Institutional Strengthening of Post-secondary Education and Training Capacity (NPT) aims to strengthen the capacity of post-secondary education and training organizations in a selected number of countries. Since 2005, around EUR 14 million has been invested in projects in Vietnam in prioritized sectors of Dutch-Vietnamese bilateral cooperation: water, health, forestry and biodiversity, and higher education. The programme is implemented by the Netherlands Organisation for Cooperation in Higher Education (NUFFIC).

 

The Netherlands Initiative for Capacity Development in Higher Education (NICHE) aims at strengthening institutional capacity in developing countries for providing post-secondary education and training. In Vietnam the programme is currently in development. The programme is implemented by the Netherlands Organisation for Cooperation in Higher Education (NUFFIC).

 

The Facility for Infrastructure Development (ORIO) contributes to the development, implementation (construction and/or renovation), operation and maintenance of public infrastructure in developing countries. In Vietnam, ORIO focuses on water (water supply and sanitation, water purification and integral water resource management), social services (health care, education) and energy (energy generation). The programme is administered by the Dutch Agency for International Business and Cooperation (NL EVD International).

 

Partners for water is a grant facility uniting forces to strengthen the position of the Dutch water sector (public sector, private sector, knowledge institutes and NGOs) and contribute to solutions for world water issues. The program facilitates exchange of knowledge through missions, events, feasibility studies and stimulates pilot projects in the fields of water & climate, food & ecosystems, water & sanitation, water & safety and water governance.

 

The Private Sector Investment program (PSI) supports private sector development in Vietnam by supporting initiatives of the business communities of the Netherlands and Vietnam in setting up joint innovative pilot projects making use of international and local know-how, goods and services. The programme is administered by the Dutch Agency for International Business and Cooperation (NL EVD International).

 

The Programma Uitzending Manager/Netherlands Senior Experts (PUM) contributes to private sector development in Vietnam by sending Dutch senior experts in various f ields to assist small and medium sizes enterprises for a period of approximately two weeks in solving bottlenecks for the further development of the company.

 

The Vietnam Facility aims at strengthening the bilateral relationship between the Netherlands and Vietnam through transfer and exchange of knowledge, capacity building in Vietnam and reinforcement of training and education programmes. The programme brings together knowledge institutions from the Netherlands and Vietnam to reinforce existing and introduce new curricula and to set up training facilities in Vietnam, preferably in cooperation with the private sector.