Netherlands

Due to hesitations on working with the PVV, the four party leaders decided on forming an extra parliamentary government. As a result, the four party leaders remain in parliament and have chosen other party representatives as Ministers. The current Prime-Minister, Dick Schoof, is not a representative of any party.
Caspar Veldkamp (NSC) was appointed minister of Foreign Affairs and Reinette Klever (PVV) was appointed minister for Foreign Trade and Development. The ministers have yet to present their respective policies, which are expected in early 2025. The government has presented a coalition agreement, in which heavy cuts for ODA were announced and priorities for ODA were briefly outlined. In the coalition agreement, the priorities were food security and water. During the presentation of the annual budgets, health was added as a third priority.

 
This addition reflects the Dutch Global Health Strategy (2023 – 2030), which was adopted by the current parliament in May 2024. SRHR is firmly embedded as a priority within this strategy. The Dutch government also announced to maintain its feminist foreign policy.
The current funding framework for civil society will come to a stop at the end of 2025. The government announced that the funding framework will not be continued as is. A new framework will be set up, including a budget of 390-565 million Euros for five years, compared to 1.4 billion for the current five-year framework.