devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Oplysningsbevilling - Oplysningsprojekter 2014 Danida Information Grant.
Promotion of Development Awareness in Denmark.
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) flash appeal funding for Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund 2018-2019 Danish contribution to Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund, 2019-2020
Support for Evaluability Assessment Study – UN Covid-19 MDTF The objective is to support a coherent System-Wide Evaluation of COVID-19 for gathering evaluative evidence on how the UN MDTF on COVIDS-19 response is contributing to reversing the challenges brought by COVID -19.
Task Force on Job Creation ans Skills Development in Africa The purpose of the assignment is to support the taks force on jobs creation and skills
development. This includes finalizing the White Book in the restricted format; backstopping
with evidence and technical input on job creation and skills development; supporting
preparations and discussions in the task force in relation to the additional working level
meetings (meetings 4-7), as well as facilitating these.
Biomass briquettes - suspected financial irregularities (C862/C1634) The purpose is to implement a partnership concerning manufacturing of biomass briquettes from waste bark, branches and roots of melaleuca, acacia, eucalyptus, etc. The purpose of the activities under the implementation phase is to enable partner companies to establish a sustainable business and to use waste products to create jobs.

The expected result is to set up a briquetting facility and production line in Vietnam including an extended degree of technology transfer to the Vietnamese partner, job creation, sustainable forest management, and environment protection.  

This grant is to cover provision of an Agreed Upon Procedure Audit, related to a suspected financial irregularity.
United Nations Development Programme (UNICEF) Christmas calender project Girls can also be heroes 2020 To increase the number of girls who complete primary school and transition to secondary schools in selected pastoralist districts within the Afar region of Ethiopia.
Promoting Women and Girls' Leadership in the Socio-Economic and Health Response to COVID-19 in Tunisia The activities in this JP focus on women’s and girls’ empowerment in the context of the COVID-19 by enabling them to mitigate the health and socio-economic impacts of the pandemic in their households and communities. This programme aims to:

(i) increase the resilience of local communities, especially vulnerable, marginalized and hard-to-reach women and girls to prevent, respond to COVID-19 and limit its spread (Pillar 3 of the CF)

(ii) increase the resilience of marginalized and vulnerable women, young women, and girls through technical support to mitigate the socio-economic impact of COVID-19 and including all forms of GBV (Pillar 1 of the CF).

(iii) support the regional and local authorities in pilot areas (Kébili and Kef) to provide health leveraging the community awareness work (Pillar 3 of the CF).

For interventions (ii) and (iii), two pilot governorates from the south and the north-west, Kébili because UNDP is currently working in this area and Kef because of the high mortality rate during COVID outbreak, have been chosen to implement these activities.
OCHA core contribution 2020-2022 OCHA is part of the UN Secretariat and has a key role as global coordinator of humanitarian action. OCHA’s vision is a world that comes together to help crisis-affected people rapidly get the humanitarian assistance and protection they need. OCHA’s mission is to coordinate the global emergency response to save lives and protect people in humanitarian crises and to advocate for effective and principled humanitarian action.

The partner’s results description and results frameworks are global, general, and highly aggregated and the MFA core contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner. Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://www.unocha.org/research-and-reports Denmark's core contribution to OCHA for 2020-2022
Support to 2030beyond for ’Verdensmålenes Plads’ and youth engagement at Folkemødet 2023 The overall objective of the support to Verdensmålenes Plads at Folkemødet is to increase public knowledge and engagement in Danish development cooperation and the SDGs with a focus on strengthening engagement amongst youth with minimal prior knowledge.
Danish Red Cross (DRC) and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding Syria 2020 Danish contribution to Red Cross Denmark/ICRC Syria Appeal, 2020
IDH Identification and Formulation - Contract IDH Identification and Formulation - Contract
Support to C40 Business Plan 2020-2024 The development objective is to contribute to resilient, low-carbon cities in developing countries through the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, and, in particular, enhanced climate risk resilience and the promotion of building back better and greener from the Covid-19 crisis. The focus is on C40 member cities in low income and lower middle-income countries in Africa and Asia. 
Close collaboration is foreseen throughout the implementation through e.g. active engagement of relevant Danish embassies, secondment at senior technical level, and continued strategic dialogue.
The agreement includes indicators at impact and outcome level. Accelerating climate action in large cities in developing countries
Working paper on approaches to evaluation of financial and development additionality - udløber 18/2-21 The main objective is to map the use and interpretation of financial additionality as well as development additionality within development finance and contribute to an improved international agreement on how additionality should be defined and especially measured as an important element within blended finance operations
Capacity building, dialogue, and networking for religious leaders, Cambodia The grant is given to the organisation due to their application to the COVID-19 Emergency Pool (Nødpulje) in order for the organisation to continue their skills development activities in India. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, planned development activities are in risk of closure, which would negatively affect results. 

The goal of the development project is strengthening religious activity in small communities in order to improve cooperation between communities, the environment, and establishing engaging networks. Continued Learning Organisation:
1. Organize workshops to educate Christian religious leaders in dialogue with other religious leaders.

Peace Bridges Organisation:
1. The project will gather Christian leadership from two areas and build up their leadership and peacebuilding capacities, so they can address fear and misunderstanding about environmental issues.
2. Provide training on Green Interfaith Dialogue.
3. Establishing a peacebuilding alliance to engage ongoing learning, networking and support.
Appraisal of support to African Continental Free Trade Area Appraisal of support to African Continental Free Trade Area Appraisal of support to African Continental Free Trade Area Appraisal of support to African Continental Free Trade Area
Contribution to UNFPA's COVID-19 response work Core contribution supports UNFPA in its efforts to ensure the SRHR of all women and girls globally. Core resources remain the bedrock of UNFPA operations, enabling the flexibility to plan effectively and respond to shifting global development challenges as well as the changing circumstances and needs of programme countries.

Denmark focuses its cooperation with UNFPA on the three thematic priority areas detailed below. While Denmark is fully committed to the Strategic Plan of UNFPA as a whole, these priority areas are selected to highlight the most important UNFPA outcomes from a Danish perspective:

Priority Area 1: Work to advance and ensure the sexual and reproductive health and rights of every woman, adolescent and youth everywhere, especially those furthest behind.

Priority Area 2: Ensure gender equality, the empowerment of all women and girls, and protection from sexual and gender-based violence and exploitation, including harmful practises in development and humanitarian settings.

Priority Area 3: Continuously enhance organisational effectiveness contributing to UN reform, curbing corruption and leveraging innovation
Climate Mapping Conflict - Horn of Africa Mapping of the interlinkages between climate change, conflict, fragility, displacement and migration in the Sahel and Horn of Africa Regions
Review Se4All 2021 egarding Process consultancy for preparation and programme formulation, Danish Support to SEforALL 2021 – 2024
DRK Lebanon The objective of the Project is to “improve health care of vulnerable populations in Lebanon by providing services that cover their health needs and increase their access to quality health care, including mental health and psychosocial support”.
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) flash appeal funding Yemen humanitarian fund 2019 OCHA Yemen HF 2019
PlanBørnefonden - NGO call Horn of Africa - Ethiopia - 2021-2023 To enable the most vulnerable Internally Displaced Peoples (IDPs) and host communities who are affected by complex humanitarian crisis to meet their immediate lifesaving humanitarian needs and strengthen their resilience through improved sustainable nutrition, SRHR and protection services in Tigray Region and Amhara Region, Ethiopia.
Partnership for a Tolerant, Inclusive Bangladesh (PTIB) Second Phase Objective: To promote tolerant and inclusive institutions and policies in Bangladesh and reduce the impact of violent extremist rhetoric, with a focus on youth, women, migrant workers, and religious leadership.
Outcome: A community of more knowledgeable and active citizens, civil communities, and policymakers who better understand and are more committed to promoting diversity, inclusion, and tolerance in Bangladesh.
Summary: PTIB promoted peace and tolerance by preventing violence, hate speech, and extremism in Bangladesh, particularly on social media. The project used cutting-edge evidence to promote authentic and resonant Bangladeshi narratives of diversity and tolerance. It structured its learning and research to be more integrated and responsive to emerging trends than more traditional UN projects, using three distinct data-collection and analysis teams to produce the data which allowed for evidence-based programming and messaging. The project had 3 key outputs: research facilities, citizen engagement, and government engagement.
Development Awareness Grant - Awareness Projects 2016 Promotion of Development awareness
Promotion of Human Rights by Support to CSO Improve acces and quality of justice for populations.
Evaluation of DSIF Programme 2002-2020 Evaluation of Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance (DSIF) 2002-2020. The evaluation of DSIF serves learning sand accountability purposes for IFU/DSIF and MFA and covers the evaluation period since the first evaluation in 2001. The evaluation focuses on outcomes of the support as well as the envisaged future role of DSIF in Danish development cooperation, and whether DSIF is a good fit for partner country institutions in jointly working for the realization of the SDGs.
Support for the UN Climate Technology Centre & Network – 2020-2022 The Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN), headquartered in UN City Copenhagen, is the implementation arm of the Technology Mechanism of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The CTCN promotes accelerated technology development and transfer, as well as strengthened policy and regulatory environments, at the request of developing countries as they seek to fulfil their Paris Agreement and Sustainable Development Goals. The Centre has served over 100 countries since its launch in the fall of 2013, providing targeted mitigation and adaptation interventions that enable countries to make progress in their transition to more climate resilient, low carbon economies.
Syrien-Irak 2019-2021. Monitorering og Evaluering M&E Syrien-Irak 2019-2021. Monitorering og Evaluering M&E.
Appraisal of the Danish Arab Partnership Programme 2022-2027 The objective of this appraisal is to assess the quality and feasibility of the proposed two programmes and against the overall strategic framework 2022-2027. Based on this, the appraisal team will recommend necessary adjustments for follow-up to be taken prior to submission to MFA senior management approval.
Review of the Danish Labour Market Consort Review of the Labour Market Consortium
Copenhagen Business School engagement project World 2030 case competition 2021 Copenhagen Business School - World 2030 case competition, 2020 - Engagement of Danish and Africa university students in the SDGs and the Danish development cooperation.
Support for National Evaluation Capacities Conference 2019 Improve capacities in the global South for conducting evaluations to support the achievement of the SDGs. Support for 10 participants from the global South in the National Evaluation Capacities Conference 2019 to be held in Egypt in October and organised by UNDP's independent evaluation unit.
Conducting a Vietnam country level survey of the Global Corruption Barometer ¿ GCB 2019 The main objective of the project is to collect and provide detailed evidence on how corruption is perceived and experienced in Vietnam. Specifically, GCB 2019 aims at providing recommendations to specific targets groups such as the Communist Party of Vietnam, the government anti-corruptions agencies and other stakeholders on how to eliminate bribery in public services, engage citizens in anti-corruption efforts and address corruption in the private sector.
Identification of engagements for a new initiative on Climate change, conflict, displacement and irregular migration with a focus on the Sahel Region Regarding Identification of engagements for a new
initiative on Climate change, conflict, displacement and irregular migration with a focus on the
Sahel Region
Danmission COVID-19 Emergency Pool project RE-value Syria: Building Up Relational Values in Syrian Communities 2020-2021 The goal of the project is to contribute to a better future for the war generation in Syria, where relational values inspire active citizenship, leading to opportunities for human flourishing.

12 community leaders, representative of socio-religious makeup of the target area, participate in expert council sessions producing a framework for promotion of relational values in their community.

60 children participate in series of ½-day workshops using materials based on expert council input.

60 adults trained in values seminar, 40 thereof receive 3 individual counselling sessions for trauma relief.

240 adults and children participate in community events.
QA reporting of climate finance The objectives of the consultancy are to:
- Provide external quality assurance of the Rio-markers and the environment marker
assigned to the 2019 commitments to be reported to OECD DAC CRS and make
recommendations for possible corrections before final submission to DAC.
- Prepare an overview report of Danish “green” development finance in 2019,
including support targeting the three Rio conventions and in support of
environment.
- Assist MFA in drafting the Danish input to upcoming national MMR report to
EU in climate relevant financing in accordance with relevant reporting guidelines
and formats.
Information Grant 2018 (1) Subsidy for information projects, including educational materials, to the general Danish population on conditions in emerging and developing countries. 2-3 application rounds per year. All projects above DKK 50.000 are assessed by the Committee. Projects under 50.000 can be assessed at secretarial level.

(2) Administration, operation and development of the Information Pool, including costs for the external committee (fees), expenses related to committee meetings, IT expenses including licence for TAS.

(3) student video competition for travel grants to a growing or developing country. The World Image was not held in 2020 pga. COVID-19. The contest was projet externally (Buchs A/S). The framework for communicating to the Danish population is the SDGs. A prerequisite for support is that the destinations and the country (ies) targeted by an information project are in line with the DAC list. The objective is to support information- and engagement projects
Analysis for Economic Transformation To contribute to Ghana’s and Africa’s economic transformation and improved human wellbeing through economic policy analysis, advice and advocacy
Strategic Sector Cooperation on energy efficiency in China phase 1 The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Clean Heating aims at assisting the development of relevant policies, strategies and solutions to improve the integration of renewable energy and efficient planning in the Chinese heating sector.
Review of the ODA Coefficient for the UN Regular Budget The main objectives of the support are to establish a more accurate estimate of the ODA coefficient for the UN Regular Budget UNRB) and revise the ODA coefficient for several agencies included in the list of ODA-eligible international organisations where the coefficient is currently outdated.
Call to Action 3 – Conference on AMR mitigation in LIMCs To support the design and facilitation a three-day conference, Call to Action 3, on AMR mitigation in LIMCs, gathering support for the global AMR-agenda in a post-COVID.19 world and spur implementation of national actions plans in LIMCs.

This grant will enable the Wellcome Trust to design and efficient virtual AMR conference, reinvigorating collective AMR efforts in the post-COVID-19 world and promoting the implementation of national action plans for combating antimicrobial resistance in developing countries. The conference is co-hosted by ICARS, Denmark and Ghana, while the World Bank, UN Foundation and UNICEF are important contributors to the agenda. The conference will consist of various sessions with a cross-sectoral perspective om AMR mitigation with speakers from governments, civil society, professionals, academia and private sector in particularly from LMICs.
Ethiopia - Strategic Sector Cooperation on Water - Inception Phase Strategic Sector Cooperation Danish-Ethiopian Water Partnership. 

The specific objective(s) of the SSC project will be formulated during the inception phase the result of which is a phase I SSC
Greenish: Climate action in 5 governorates around Egypt To build capacity of active environmental groups in 5 governorates around Egypt, implement immediate intervention to remove plastic from the Nile, the Mediterranean and the Red Sea. Additionally, the project aims to raise awareness within the community about the harms of plastic waste and how to reduce, reuse and recycle plastics.
The targeted cities are: Sharm El Sheikh, Alexandria, Minya, Luxor and Qusseir.
Support for Global Water Security and Sanitation Partnership multi donor trust fund 2019-22 The Danish support the Global Water Security and Sanitation Partnership multi donor trust fund 2019-2022 involves a strategic focus on improving water security, climate resilience, gender and social inclusion as well as supporting GWSP's engagements in fragile and conflict-affected countries. Moreover,  Denmark has key competences and cutting-edge technology in the water sector and could access commercial knowledge in areas 
such as energy efficient pumping, hydrological modelling or low-tech sanitation. 

The Danish contribution to GWSP is monitored on the basis of GWSP's own annual performance reporting. The latest report can be found at the following link:  https://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/water/publication/annual-report-2021-global-water-security-and-sanitation-partnership GWSP aims to support client governments to achieve water related SDGs and develop climate resilient water management through the generation of innovative global knowledge and the provision of country-level support.
Primary Health Care programme in Kenya Development Engagements in support of democratic governance, human rights, including SRHR, and equitable access to services
Support to the formulation of Vietnam Statistical Development Strategy for the period 2021-2030 and vision to 2045 This project aims at assisting the Vietnam Institute of Statistical Science in the formulation of Vietnam Statistics Development Strategy for the period 2021-2030 and vision to 2045, particularly in the field of social statistics and environmental statistics. The project has two main outputs as follows:
- A workshop to discuss the draft VSDS for the period 2021-2030 and vision to 2045 and technical inputs from international and national experts 
- Identification of the global development trends of social statistics and environmental statistics and recommendations for Vietnam.
Short-Term Advisor  - Multilateral Cooperation and Climate Change 2019 - Completed Korttidsrådgiver SU for MKL 2019
Danida Information Grant 2020 auxiliary costs Videokonkurrence blandt studerende om rejselegater til et vækst- eller udviklingsland. Verdensbilledlegatet blev ikke afholdt i 2020 pga COVID-19. Konkurrencen projetledes eksternt (Buchs A/S). Danidas Verdensbilledlegat blev oprettet i 2002 af det daværende bevillingsudvalg og vurderes at bidrage til Oplysningspuljens overordnede sigte.
Oplysningsbevilling - Rejsestipendier 2014 Travel grants.
Promotion of Development Awareness in Denmark.
Adviser to UNFPA Human rights and democratic accountability. A particular focus will be on enhancing state-citizen interaction as well as empowering rights holders to claim their human rights, and duty bearers to fulfil their human rights obligations.
Cash assistance to vulnerable households in major cities/informal settlements in Kenya (COVID-19) To contribute to the protection of vulnerable households in informal settlements against the secondary economic and social impact of COVID-19
UNHCR efforts in Myanmar, 2019 The UNHCR plays an important role in the efforts of internally displaced persons in all current armed conflicts in Myanmar, including Rakhine. In addition, the organization will be a crucial player when and if voluntary repatriation of refugees from Bangladesh becomes an option. Its role will include include monitoring the return process as well as assistance with reintegration. UNHCR efforts in Myanmar 2019
Formulering af ny fase af Danish Energy partnership Programme Formulering af ny fase af Danish Energy partnership Programme Formulering af ny fase af Danish Energy partnership Programme Formulering af ny fase af Danish Energy partnership Programme
Evaluation mobility extended multilateral Over the last 2 years, a number of organizational strategies have been approved in the Programme Committee, prompting a discussion of the Danish engagement and influence in these organization. The elaboration of the strategies and the subsequent discussions revealed an interest in the MFA to understand better how the MFA uses the organizational strategies, their results framework and the dialogue, monitoring and reporting against these to engage with its multilateral partners. The study will focus on five organizations representing a variety of Danish priorities: WFP, UNHCR, UNFPA, UNICEF and the World Bank. The study will assess the organization strategies and their corresponding results frameworks, dialogue and reporting. In order to be representative, partners with a humanitarian mandate as well as a development mandate has been selected.