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The Mexican Green Hydrogen Roadmap Mexican Hydrogen Association (MHA) will identify regions where there are ongoing hydrogen projects, and regions, which may be suitable for hydrogen project development, with a focus on green hydrogen.
-	Evaluate legal and industrial policy framework (e.g., incentives, availability of infrastructure, etc.), including possible barriers that might impact investor risk and competitiveness of Mexican green hydrogen projects vis a vis similar projects in neighboring regions (Latin America, USA, Canada)
-	Perform economic, social and environmental analysis of potential impact of green hydrogen projects on the Mexican society 
-	Analyse and reflect on the existence of different possible green hydrogen certification schemes for different markets (green, blue, turquoise etc.) and the impact on competitiveness of different forms of hydrogen projects in a Mexican context 
-	Carry out interviews with key stakeholders in Mexico at federal and state level as well as the private sector to evaluate opportunities and challenges in the future hydrogen market in Mexico. 
-	Present policy recommendations at federal and state level.
All of the above will be put together considering different aspects of the hydrogen value chain and the involvement of stakeholders to finally conclude with a green hydrogen roadmap for Mexico with a special focus on the participation of Danish companies in this type of project. Mexican Hydrogen Association (MHA) will identify regions where there are ongoing hydrogen projects, and regions, which may be suitable for hydrogen project development, with a focus on green hydrogen.
-	Evaluate legal and industrial policy framework (e.g., incentives, availability of infrastructure, etc.), including possible barriers that might impact investor risk and competitiveness of Mexican green hydrogen projects vis a vis similar projects in neighboring regions (Latin America, USA, Canada)
-	Perform economic, social and environmental analysis of potential impact of green hydrogen projects on the Mexican society 
-	Analyse and reflect on the existence of different possible green hydrogen certification schemes for different markets (green, blue, turquoise etc.) and the impact on competitiveness of different forms of hydrogen projects in a Mexican context 
-	Carry out interviews with key stakeholders in Mexico at federal and state level as well as the private sector to evaluate opportunities and challenges in the future hydrogen market in Mexico. 
-	Present policy recommendations at federal and state level.
All of the above will be put together considering different aspects of the hydrogen value chain and the involvement of stakeholders to finally conclude with a green hydrogen roadmap for Mexico with a special focus on the participation of Danish companies in this type of project.
CARE NGO-call Syrien 2022-2023 To increase the ability of vulnerable households in meeting their basic needs, improving access to WASH and furthermore to increase the opportunities of self-sufficiency and in offering protective efforts against gender based violence.
Protection Support for Women Human Right Defenders To ensure that women human rights defenders at local and national level are recognised as essential actors in the struggle for human rights and enjoy the freedom and security to undertake their legitimate activities.
Developing describing comprehensive approach to food and agriculture Support, sparring and proces management in developing a comprehensive appraoch to food and agriculture in Danish development assistance
Regional Development and Protection Programme phase III The overall objective of RDPP III is to support vulnerable refugees and local communities in Lebanon and Jordan to access rights, and enjoy increased safety and enhanced self-reliance towards durable and sustainable solutions. This will be supported through four specific objectives (SOs):

SO 1: Vulnerable refugees and local communities are more self-reliant and resilient. Under this objective, private sector entities will be supported to create additional decent and sustainable job opportunities, and RDPP will engage with market- and private sector actors as well as national and/or sub-national entities to promote systemic change within private sector operational modalities and environment. Vulnerable refugees and local community members will be supported in achieving enhanced access to income through employment. With regard to the most vulnerable households, support will be provided to generate alternative or complementary income.

SO 2: Women and children at risk of exploitation and abuse are enabled to increasingly enjoy their rights, safety and quality services. To achieve this objective, the RDPP III will seek to a) strengthen gender equality, and b) address child labour. The gender equality focus will include two main directions, first, supporting initiatives promoting equal rights-access for vulnerable women, girls, boys and men, and second, influencing socio-cultural norms, knowledge, attitudes and practices, often rooted in deeply imbedded socio-cultural stereotypes. Regarding child labour, RDPP will support initiatives to sustainably protected children from child labour through holistic and long-term intervention strategies.

SO 3: Policy dialogue around durable and sustainable solutions, including livelihoods and protection for refugees and local communities is promoted. Under this programmatic area, RDPP III will be devoting resources to engaging in regional and country-specific policy dialogue and advocacy. The RDPP programme unit (PMU) and partn
UNDP General contribution Support for UNDP's mandate on democratic governance, the link between poverty and environment, efforts in fragile states and UNDP's function as coordinator of the UN development system.
Process consultant for formulation of SSC framework 2.0 for City of Copenhagen the consultancy will facilitate, support and draft a 4-year SSC framework programme in close collaboration with City of Copenhagen,and which will form the basis of a Framework Agreement between the MFA and City of Copenhagen The consultancy will facilitate, support and draft a 4-year SSC framework programme for the City of Copenhagen, which will form the basis of a Framework agreement between the MFA and City of Copenhagen
DGBP 2022. Clean Cooking Scale Up (CCSP) The overall objective of this project is to promote the sales and utilization of 51,000 eCook stoves in Bangladesh through an inclusive business model which will result in 100,000 t CO2-equivalent GHG emissions reduction per year and improves the livelihoods of 2,000 women and youth engaged in the Clean Energy Technology (CET) sector.

The Danida Green Business Partnerships (DGBP) programme funds and supports market-based partnership projects between commercial and non-commercial partners addressing climate and environmental challenges while contributing to inclusive growth and improved livelihoods. The programme builds on previous years’ experience with the private partnership program, DMDP. The project is designed to address Bangladesh’s most pressing challenge in the nexus of climate, energy, and poverty by providing affordable access to clean cooking solutions for rural and peri-urban households. The aim is to develop a profitable business model that supports poor households with sustainable and environmentally safe cooking solutions.
International Service for Human Rights (ISHR) International Service for Human Rights (ISHR) International Service for Human Rights (ISHR) International Service for Human Rights (ISHR)
Seconded National Expert to EU Commission Seconded National Expert to EU Commission
Denmark’s core contribution to the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT) 2023-2024 The project is a core contribution to support OMCT and its SOS-Torture Network fulfil the activities and programmatic goals under the organisation’s Strategic Plan 2021-2024 in the period 2023-2024. The project focuses on human rights and torture prevention. The key objective is to advance toward the eradication of torture worldwide, by strengthening the growth, sustainability, cooperation, and impact of the global civil society anti-torture movement.
Support to Access Now - Digital Democracy Initiative (DDI) 2023-2026 The project will work to defend and protect civil society by working toward the following long term outcome by Strengthening digital resilience and security of pro-democracy civil society actors and more rights-respecting policies and standards safeguarding the use of digital technologies and online space
PDK-Informationsaktiviteter 1992-2019 inkl. Danmarks Radio's (DR) bevilling vedr. Børnenes Ulandskalender (BUK) Information about Danida's activities in developing countries. Promotion of development awareness in Denmark
Jordan ODA-loan II Afdrag på statslån The loan provides funding for purchase of goods in Denmark for poultry production, breeding cattle and services/studies reg. wastewater management.
AppraisalSubsidier til Garantinstrument IFU Appraisal annual contribution to IFY Guarantee Instrument (30 Million DKK annually)
Strategic Sector Cooperation;  inception phase for a new energy project in Kenya One year preparation project for a new cooperation between energy agencies in Denmark and Kenya
CONSUMINDFUL: Eat Wiser, No Leftover The objective of the project is to tackle citizen food waste in order to reduce overall food loss and waste in Indonesia. This pilot project on awareness of food waste reduction raises messages within selected pilot areas* of Indonesia and evaluates influence on behaviour change, as part of Indonesian’s contribution to delivering the Sustainable Development Goal 12.3. It will also address Sustainable Development Goal 2 (Zero Hunger) through focused communication and evaluation on food donation and using leftovers.

The pilot will generate and evaluate insights specific to Indonesia within target area and age demographic - enabling a greater understanding of the barriers and interventions for positive behaviour change and utilisation of food industry influencers to drive action in the household and within the food sector. Engaging with citizens and food businesses through GRASP 2030, the pilot will widely influence and enable positive behaviour in regard to food waste reduction and food donation.
Establishing Smart Water Resources Modelling Centre at CWC This project is aiming at establishing the Smart Water Resources Modelling Centre at CWC (India) as part of a strategic agreement between Ministry of Jal Shakti, Govt. of India and Ministry of Environment, Govt. of Denmark. The Centre of Excellence will aim to provide Central Water Commission, India with the best practices and technology within the area of Water Resources management.
Business Sector Programme Support I samarbejde med Ghanas regering og en række andre donorer søger Danmark at forbedre rammebetingelserne for en socialt balanceret erhvervsudvikling i Ghana. Danmarks støtte til erhvervssektorudvikling i Ghana ydes gennem fem komponenter: 

1. Styrkelse af de juridiske rammer for erhvervslivet, der inkluderer fokus på lovreformer, virksomhedsregistrering og styrkelse af domstolenes håndtering af erhvervsmæssige tvister. 

2. Styrkelse af forretningskulturen, som arbejder med organisationsmiljøet, virksomhedernes sociale ansvar og det offentlige systems kundevenlighed over for erhvervslivet (BUSAC). 

3. Øget udbud af finansielle og ikke-finansielle produkter til erhvervslivet, der både søger at øge bankernes udlån til små og mellemstore virksomheder og at introducere nye finansielle og ikke-finansielle produkter for denne virksomhedstype (SPEED).

4. Forbedret markedsadgang, som ydes gennem støtte til regeringens handelssektorprogram.

5. En ny komponent, der yder støtte til at skabe et mere balanceret og fleksibelt arbejdsmarked.

Danmark vil med sin støtte have et godt grundlag for at indgå i policydialog med Ghana, både på det faglige område samt i arbejdet med at øge harmoniseringen af donorernes støtte til området. Særligt det sidste er der hårdt brug for, da donorstøtten til erhvervssektoren hidtil har været meget fragmenteret og ikke sammenhængende. Danida er indtrådt i den fælles finansieringsmekanisme, sammen med andre donorer, til støtte af privatsektorstrategien. Både BUSAC og SPEED gennemføres ligeledes sammen med andre donorer.
Urban Environmental Management in South Africa (2) Bymiljøprogrammets overordnede formål er at bidrage til indførelse af bæredygtige løsninger på miljøproblemer i by - og industriområder i Sydafrika. Programmet er anden fase af bymiljøprogram (MFS 57). Den samlede støtte til programmet beløber sig til 45 mio. kr. 

Med bevillingen for 2003 blev programsamarbejdet udvidet med en større vandressourcekomponent samt en mindre bevilling til fortsættelsen af støtten til det nationale luftkvalitetsprogram.
Preparation of summary & web news for Evaluation of support to gender equality in Danish development cooperation Professional communication in Danish of results of evaluation of Danish development assistance intervention.
A professional Danish summary and short web news for the evaluation Evaluation of support to gender equality in Danish development cooperation
Red Barnet - Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 This project forms part of the Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 between MFA and the Danish civil society organisations. 

It aims to implement the priorities from the Danish development strategy, “The World We Share,” through dynamic and mutually reinforcing partnerships with independent Danish organisations on shared priorities, namely democratic values and human rights, fragile contexts and displacement, and climate and green solutions.

Strategic Partnerships receive one grant with funding for both development assistance and for humanitarian emergencies (listed here as separate engagements).

Due to the strategic focus of the partnerships, results are reported at an aggregated level across countries and themes to show contributions to changes through case studies and crosscutting indicators. Three strategic priorities permeate across all strategic partnerships in the period. Democratic values and human rights, fragile context and displacement, and climate and green solutions are present through different approaches and varying emphasis in line with the technical capacity and the partner’s core competencies.
Preventing Human Trafficking and Smuggling of Human Beings in Nigeria 1.	Increasing public awareness and access to rescue support – sensitizing 40,000 vulnerable individuals, training 180 community members put information about assistance in the hands of 700 returned victims and survivors of trafficking.
2.	Economic impact through training and business opportunities – targeting 600 returnees/survivors to increase their hire ability and life skills and 100 returnees/survivors for educational advancement.
3.	Changing the landscape of knowledge-sharing through High Level Advocacy Engagement and Capacity Building – knowledge-sharing with 50 industry experts across counter human trafficking organizations, government, and law enforcement and capacity building of MeCAHT staff.
Africa Adaptation Acceleration Program (AAAP) 2022-2026 - Process consultancy for preparation and programme formulation The objective of the assignment is to support the effective preparation of the Danish support for 2022-2026 to AAAP and elaboration of the Programme Document to a level of standard enabling it to be submitted for approval and which addresses the key issues arising from assessments and discussions between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), AfDB, GCA, C40 and other key stakeholders.
Fishborne Zoonotic Parasites in Vietnam The purpose of the project is to strengthen research cpacity regarding fishborne zoonetic parasites in Viet Nam.
Contribution to UNSG's Climate Action Team 2023-2026 To support the Climate Action Team priorities of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, specifically targeting ODA - eligible countries.
GLOBUS 2022-2025 (managed by CKU) The main objective of the GLOBUS fund is to engage Danish students and the educational sector in the UN Sustainable Development Goals, international development cooperation, and in circular economy projects alongside partners in the Global South. Moreover, GLOBUS will facilitate recycling projects wherein upcycled high-quality educational material is sent to partners in developing countries for re-use in educational settings.
Sekundering, NS, Regional office Istanbul Sekundering om Ukraine med placering i UNDPs regionale kontor i Istanbul.
Vietnam Strategic Sector Cooperation –  Statistics Denmark and  General Statistic Office To contribute to the sustainable development of Vietnam by providing adequate and trustworthy statistics based on international standards and trends.
Strengthening prevention of and response to human rights violations in developing countries in the Pacific through capacity-building This project aims at the establishment of an OHCHR regional Emergency Response Team (ERT) that will enhance OHCHR’s and its partners’ capacity to take human rights action in developing countries in the Pacific region, systematically identifying, collecting, processing, analysing and sharing data, information and knowledge on human rights trends, which will capture human rights risks and opportunities for evidence-based decision-making. The project will also support capacity-building, including through the SIDS/LDC Trust Fund.
Green Climate Fund (GCF) - Danish organisastional strategy 2024-27 deep dive on access and results The main objective of the new forest program will be to promote the protection and restauration of forest across the world, including in developing countries, through an inclusive approach which will lead to economic and social development as well as poverty reduction. The main objective of the new forest program will be to promote the protection and restauration of forest across the world, including in developing countries, through an inclusive approach which will lead to economic and social development as well as poverty reduction.
Support for EIB-EU for Ukraine Fund The objective of the EU4U Fund is to facilitate the contlnuaüon of EIB's assistance to Ukraine in an intermediary period, with a view to enhancing resilience of physical and socral infrastructure, underpinnmg economic progress and improvmg livelihoods, including for internally displaced persons in Ukraine.
In 2023 EIB's focus in Ukraine is on municipal reconstrucuon such as schools, hospitals, local traffic network, supply of water, water waste management, which aligns with Danish priorities. Moreover, as Denmark, EIB is active in the water sector In Mykolaiv and support private sector growth.
Denmark and other EIB member states contribute to the EU4U fund to enable EIB's lending operations to continue In Ukraine until the EU budget again can fulfil its traditional role as guarantor for EIB's lending.
CARE - Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 This project forms part of the Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 between MFA and the Danish civil society organisations. 

It aims to implement the priorities from the Danish development strategy, “The World We Share,” through dynamic and mutually reinforcing partnerships with independent Danish organisations on shared priorities, namely democratic values and human rights, fragile contexts and displacement, and climate and green solutions.

Strategic Partnerships receive one grant with funding for both development assistance and for humanitarian emergencies (listed here as separate engagements).

Due to the strategic focus of the partnerships, results are reported at an aggregated level across countries and themes to show contributions to changes through case studies and crosscutting indicators. Three strategic priorities permeate across all strategic partnerships in the period. Democratic values and human rights, fragile context and displacement, and climate and green solutions are present through different approaches and varying emphasis in line with the technical capacity and the partner’s core competencies.
Indkøb og donation af udstyr til Ukraine Procurement and donation of equipment to support the drainage of flooded areas after Russian destruction of the Nova Kakhovka Dam.
OCHA Afghanistan Humanitarian fund 2023 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan for 2023, which calls for 3.2 billion USD to help the 29.2 million people in need of humanitarian assistance.
OCHA North-West Syria Humanitarian Fund 2022 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Syria Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022, which calls for 4.44 billion USD to reach 11.8 million people with humanitarian assistance.
Urban Environmental Management in South Africa (1) Programmets overordnede formål er at bidrage til indførelse af bæredygtige løsninger på miljøproblemer i by- og industriområder i Sydafrika.

Programmet omfatter komponenter, som støtter udviklingen på affalds- og luftforureningsområdet. Hovedindsatsen har været på affaldsområdet, hvor formålet har været at støtte nedbringelsen af affaldsmængder, sikre en miljømæssig bedre affaldshåndtering og et bedre beslutningsgrundlag ved hjælp af indførelse af nye informationssystemer.

På luftforureningsområdet har formålet været at forbedre luftkvaliteten ved først og fremmest at udarbejde en national strategi, som kan danne grund for en ny lovgivning.
Framework Programme for Food and Agriculture under the Strategic Sector Cooperation 2023-2026 The Framework Programme (FP) is guided by the Danish Government’s ambitions to engage in the green transition and One Health approach in the food and agriculture production of developing countries. It implements priorities of the Strategy for Development Cooperation, The World We Share, to support climate smart agriculture, sustainable food systems, agroecology, and prevent food loss and food waste to improve resilience, food security, and employment. The FP follows the Climate Action Strategy’s commitment for Denmark to cooperate with other countries to make global sustainable food value chains more sustainable, emphasizing nitrogen management, food loss and food waste, and sustainable food production. Finally, it supports the Action Plan for Economic Diplomacy’s aim to increase SSC’s
commercial effects in food clusters like agroecology, climate change adaptation and mitigation in agriculture, and sustainable food production. The Framework Programme’s long-term objective is: “To promote a socially just, inclusive and green transition and contribute to sustainable growth and resilient development for people in partner countries through SSC in areas of (i) food loss and waste, incl. food and feed safety and hygiene (ii) promote organic production, and (iii)
one-health, including AMR and animal health”.