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CSIS Partnership 2023-2026 Increase understanding of key challenges and opportunities at the intersections of development policies, geopolitics, and pressing global trends by fostering dialogue and analyses.
Support to National Asylum System through Registration as the Gateway to Protection The overall objective of the project is to enhance efficiency of registration procedures through provision of technical and operational support to PDMMs in close cooperation with PMM. This will be accomplished through the provision of personnel, material, equipment, training, on-the-job coaching, and technical information.
Appraisal of three migration projects Appraisal of project documents for upcoming support to ICMPD's ECOWAS project, as well as two protection projects with IOM Morocco and IOM Algeria, respectively.
Syrien-Irak 2022-2025. Syria Peace Initiative II (Syrien) The overall objective of the Syrian Peace Initiative is to provide an effective multi-layered, multi-stakeholder-oriented contribution to the Syria peace processes in line with UN Security Council Resolution 2254 and the EU Strategy for Syria.
Support to Legal Services Facility, Tanzania The Phasing Out - Governance and Rights Programme 2022-2023 will contribute to the promotion of democracy, good governance, rule of law and respect for human rights with a special focus on women.  The theory of change  for the programme is based on the assumption that democratic, transparent and accountable governance where women’s rights are equal to men’s provides the most fertile ground for economic development and eradication of poverty and inequality. Strengthening of demand-side governance will contribute to stronger institutional checks and balances, empower citizens, and enhance the potential impact of Danish support provided to Government. In the short-term, change is expected in terms of a stronger and more vocal civil society, increasingly demanding transparency and responsive governance from duty bearers, as well as an increased access to justice for women and men. A particular change is expected in terms of increased awareness of and respect for women’s rights.
Ekstraordinært statsbidrag til International Campaign to Ban Landmines' "Landmine Monitor" initiativ Through ICBL-CMCs network of civil society campaigners and researchers, ICBL-CMC seeks to ensure the universalization of the Mine Ban Treaty and the Convention of Cluster Munition. This is done by securing the compliance of States Parties.
UNHCR Regional Response Afghanistan 2023 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of UNHCR’s regional response in Afghanistan protecting the most vulnerable and assisting Afghans with life-saving shelter, core relief items, community infrastructure, and psychosocial support.
Support to the Mandate Implementation of Special Envoy of the Secretary-General on Myanmar With this project, the Special Envoy will focus on increasing the humanitarian support through humanitarian CSOs on the ground by strengthening the capacity of IHF conveners and associated actors. The Special Envoy will strengthen the capacity of the local actors through exposure sessions, provide training on developing and implementing community-level sensitization plan etc..
Engagement SDG- grant for We!Are campaign To spur awareness of the climate-development nexus in South Africa and through art and creativity mobilise vulnerable communities and groups to advocate for low-carbon climate solutions that are consistent with African development priorities in the lead up and during COP27. Key themes will include: renewable energy, food security, job creation, health and wellbeing, and sustainable infrastructure.
Supporting Winterization needs - donation of heaters to Ukraine Support the work of the Ukrainian energy authorities to undertake emergency repair of damaged electricity systems.
Promoting Capacities in the Office of the  UN Resident Coordinator (UNRCO) Myanmar To enable the Resident Coordinator and his Office (RCO) to meet expectations on a coherent and effective United Nations response to the multi-faceted challenges that Myanmar experiences across all areas of UN and partner engagements.
Debt restructuring of Mixed Credit Financing Power and District Heating Rehabilitation Project in Bishkek, Kirgisistan Debt restructuring of Mixed Credit Financing in Connection with the Power and District Heating Rehabilitation Project in Bishkek
Sex og Samfund SPA 2022-2025 HUM 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.
Support to the Livelihoods and Food Security Fund (“LIFT”) for Myanmar The Livelihoods and Food Security Trust Fund (LIFT) is a multi-donor fund managed by UNOPS Myanmar. LIFT’s goal is to sustainably reduce the number of people living in poverty, hunger and strengthen the resilience and sustainable livelihoods of poor and vulnerable people, with a focus on women. LIFT's focus since 2021 has been around supplementing humanitarian responses, promoting localisation, supporting community and household resilience, and bolstering community nutrition and food security. The Livelihoods and Food Security Trust Fund (LIFT) is a multi-donor fund managed by UNOPS Myanmar. LIFT’s goal is to sustainably reduce the number of people living in poverty, hunger and strengthen the resilience and sustainable livelihoods of poor and vulnerable people, with a focus on women.
Strengthening intellectual property rights protection and advancing digital green government in Brazil Strategic sector cooperation pursuing two main objectives, both of which were part of the previous two phases: i) strengthening protection of intellectual property rights and ii) advancing digital green government in Brazil. The proposed joint efforts build on the established strong bilateral strategic sector cooperation partnership between Brazil and Denmark that has been in existence since 2015.

The third strategic sector cooperation phase will adapt to the changing political priorities of Brazil and the remarkable organizational and strategic advancements made by the partnership institutions INPI and SGD during the two previous phases. It will also include activities with the parent ministries, the Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services (MDIC) as well as the Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services (MGI), as to reinforce selected strategic projects that have roots in the past two phases and will now be implemented at the highest level. The latter effort will also endeavor to establish a sustainable platform for dialogue between the two countries that can persist after the conclusion of the strategic sector cooperation.
CARE - Horn of Africa Climate & Displacement NGO-call 2024-2025 To promote better protection and reduce the humanitarian impacts of climate change and promote resilience and social coherence among vulnerable groups, such as displaced populations and host communities, including preventing further displacement due to climate change.
Genopbygning Dansk Flygtningehjælp Overall objective: The creation of an environment conducive for return is enabled through the restoration of critical services, support to key duty-bearers, the creation of dignified livelihood opportunities, and the empowerment of local civil society.
UNICEF humanitarian action in Niger, 2022-2024 This allocation supports the UNICEF project “Strengthening the resilience of internally displaced populations in Niger through sustainable and 
equitable access to WASH services.” The project intends to improve access to WASH services for IDPs and host communities through the 
humanitarian-development nexus approach and contribute to the prevention of water related diseases. UNICEF is a trusted partner to 
Denmark and central humanitarian actor when it comes to WASH activities.

As an UN agency mandated to aid and protect children, adolescents, and affected households in emergencies, UNICEF is a trusted partner to 
Denmark. UNICEF leads the WASH cluster in Niger and is therefore a central humanitarian actor when it comes to WASH activities.

Due to its nature as a response to a humanitarian appeal operational results are general and highly aggregated and the MFA contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner.  Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://www.unicef.org/reports The project intends to improve access to WASH services for IDPs and host communities through the humanitarian-development nexus approach and contribute to the prevention of water related diseases.
National Development Cooperation Engagement  Initiative - 2023-2024 Support for development cooperation is a central communication goal for the minister for development and global climate policy. Popular support is relatively stable at around 60% of the population. However, it is also clear that the public knowledge of development in the world's poorest countries is still limited. And with the increasing number of Danes who actively avoid following the news flow, the rise of AI and SoMe's echo chambers and ability to mass spread fake news, there is a risk of increased apathy and distrust of international cooperation present. Therefore, there is a need for new methods and approaches if we are to reach the general population with our messages. This initiative should help create the opportunity for that.
Support for UNDP Mine Action: Enhancing Mine Action Management in Ukraine: Coordination, Capacity  Development & Support To Mine Action Operators This allocation provides support to UNDPs Mine Action activities in Ukraine. The project aims at supporting the capacity building and technical assistance in the mine action professional field.
Programming support for CBD Secretariat and the Danish Ministry of Environment Support to the formulation of two projects totaling 20 million DKK within the of sustainable consumption and production together with the Danish Ministry of Environment (MoE). In addition to this, support to the formulation of support totaling 14 million DKK to a trust fund under the Secretariat for the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD).
We!Are – Creative community engagement on climate action The project aims to give a voice to young people in marginalised and vulnerable communities and thus showcase to world leaders under the COP27, through creative means, how civil society gets affected by climate change.

To engage local communities in climate action in an accessible and understandable manner through bottom-up campaigns.

To build public opinion and awareness of African-led, low-carbon climate solutions and development pathways that can create thriving and resilient communities in the lead up to COP27. To give a voice to young people in marginalised and vulnerable communities and thus showcase to world leaders under the COP27, through creative means, how civil society gets affected by climate change.

To engage local communities in climate action in an accessible and understandable manner through bottom-up campaigns.

To build public opinion and awareness of African-led, low-carbon climate solutions and development pathways that can create thriving and resilient communities in the lead up to COP27.
WWF SPA 2022-2025 DEV 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.
UNICEF humanitarian action in Pakistan 2022-2023 Contribute to the humanitarian response of UNICEF targeting children in Pakistan as part of overall flood response.
119.D.3. United Nations, General contribution Denmark's general contribution to the UN includes contributions to the UN's regular budget
Second Rwanda Urban Development Project (RUDP II) 2023-2025 The overall development objective of RUDP II is to improve access to basic services, enhance resilience and strengthen integrated urban planning and management. Denmark is co-funding the project's sub-component 1b. The objective for sub-component 1b is wetland rehabilitation and flood risk reduction.

The sub-component 1b will support the design, implementation and monitoring of nature-based solutions to reduce flood risks, enhance biodiversity, and strengthen resilience in the City of Kigali, Rwanda. This allows for subsequent scalability within a Secondary Cities programme, by adding a further wetlands component, once scoping and feasibility studies are completed.

The project is anticipating the following results: 1) People benefitting from flood risk reduction and wetland rehabilitation interventions in Kigali (220,500 persons), 2) Rehabilitation of wetlands (491 Ha), 3) Development of long-term management strategy and business plan for management and maintenance of rehabilitated wetlands, and 4) Development and operationalization of greenhouse gas accounting and reporting framework
Civil society participation in SDG Summit 2023 The development objective is to provide the necessary support for the effective participation of key stakeholders, notably from civil society and youth, in the SDG Summit held in September 2023
Danish Cultural Institute: Ukrainian-Danish Youth Hub in Mykolaiv (UDYHM) with youth cooperation across Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, and Denmark Overall objective: Mykolaiv youth gain new opportunities for organizing and active participation in political processes and democratic structures around recovery of Mykolaiv.

Outcome 1: Young people in Mykolaiv have access to and are involved in developing and running an inclusive youth space.

Outcome 2: Young people in Mykolaiv have the capacity and motivation to self-organize and engage in the civic, cultural and political life of their local community.

Outcome 3: Young people in Mykolaiv establish networks with youth-led initiatives across Ukraine, in Moldova, Georgia, and Denmark.
Seksuel og reproduktiv sundhed og rettigheder i Vietnam - et projekt om viden, holdninger og kompetencer Seksuel og reproduktiv sundhed og rettigheder i Vietnam - et projekt om viden, holdninger og kompetencer Seksuel og reproduktiv sundhed og rettigheder i Vietnam - et projekt om viden, holdninger og kompetencer Seksuel og reproduktiv sundhed og rettigheder i Vietnam - et projekt om viden, holdninger og kompetencer
Appraisal MYNSAM 2.0 frameworks with MCEU The purpose of the assignment is to appraise and make recommendations in relation to the draft 4-year framework programmes with the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities and it's agencies. The appraisal will be based on AMG and the MYNSAM 2.0 guidelines, and as such overall assess the relevancy, effectiveness, efficiency, sustainability, impact and coherence of the proposed programmes.
DGBP 2023 - Coffee value chain strengthening and clean cooking solutions provision in rural communities in Uganda The project main objective is the development of a business case between
three organisations persuading rural communities livelihoods enhancement
combined with climate change adaptation and mitigation through 1) the
provision of clean cooking alternatives (biochar-producing gasifier cookstoves
and clean briquettes), 2) the transformation to regenerative farming practices
for coffee farmers and 3) the provision of access to market and sourcing of
Carbon Low Coffee from coffee farmers to ETG, going to coffee roasters.
SOS Børnebyerne - 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.
UNLEASH Rwanda 2023 UNLEASH is a global non-profit initiative which brings together 1000 young talents from academia, business, and civil society from around the world with the aim of inventing innovative solutions to realize the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

From 2 to 8 December 2023, UNLEASH will take place in Rwanda. With the country increasingly becoming Africa’s foremost hub for entrepreneurship and events, there is a unique opportunity to bring UNLEASH to Rwanda to unearth sustainable solutions and position Rwanda as the go to hub for start-ups in Africa. UNLEASH Rwanda would not only highlight Rwanda as a rapidly progressing country, but also constitute an important milestone for UNLEASH; constituting the first Innovation Lab in Africa. 

Hence, the objective of the grant is to ensure that the first ever African UNLEASH Innovation Lab is carried out successfully in Rwanda. This includes the development of different sustainable solutions that can help Rwanda and other developing countries to realise the SDGs. In addition, the objective is to ensure the participation of young talents from countries in Africa, including refugees based in camps within Rwanda.
Uddannelsesprogram i Tibet: Støtte til styrkelse af læreruddannelsen på Lhasa Teachers' Training School (LTTS) To strengthen the training of teachers at the LTTS and through this to enhance the primary education level in Tibet
Danish support to World Resources Institute (WRI) 2023-2028 Denmark and WRI's shared vision is to accelerate transitions towards just, resilient, low-carbon and nature positive societies in developing countries to meet the objectives of the Paris Agreement and deliver on the SDGs. Specifically, the objective of the support is to promote and accelerate food systems and cities transition, as well as national climate actions in developing countries with a primary focus on sub-Saharan Africa.
OCHA Afghanistan Humanitarian fund 2023 DKK contributes to meeting the objectives of the draft 2023 Humanitarian Response Plan for Afghanistan.  Due to its nature as a response to a humanitarian appeal operational results are general and highly aggregated and the MFA 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. 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.
Danidas own communication activities auxiliary activities 2014 Information about Danidas activities in the development countries.
Promotion of Development Awareness in Denmark.
UNFPA Thematic contribution 2023-2025 Denmark provides  softly earmarked contribution to UNFPA under the Multilateral Partnership Agreement 2023-2025. The Agreement aligns with UNFPA's Strategic Plan 2022-2025 and identifies four areas of priority for Danish support:

1. Advance sexual and reproductive health and rights of every woman, adolescent and youth and strengthen UNFPA’s normative role.
2. Advance access to sexual and reproductive health commodities.
3. Promote SRHR and protection from SGBV in humanitarian settings.
4. Organisational effectiveness contributing to UN reform, curbing corruption and leveraging innovation.

Mandated as the UN sexual and reproductive health agency, UNFPA covers issues at the heart of the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) agenda. UNFPA’s Strategic Plan 2022-2025 charts the course towards an inclusive recovery from COVID-19 and the attainment of the SDGs. In the period leading up to 2030, UNFPA works towards three transformative goals: 1) end preventable maternal deaths 2) end the unmet need for family planning and 3) end gender-based violence and all harmful practices, including female genital mutilation and child, early and forced marriage. Within UNFPA’s mandate is also the monitoring and implementation of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), its Programme of Action and the outcome documents of its reviews. UNFPA also supports the Commission on Population and Development (CPD) and serves as the global lead of the GBV sub-cluster.
Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI) 2023-2028 At the G8 summit in Gleneagles in July 2005, the G8 members proposed to supplement the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) with the Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI) allowing for 100 percent relief of eligible multilateral debts to the World Bank, the African Development Bank and the International Monetary Fund. The purpose of both the HIPC and the MDRI is to free up resources for development and investments in the SDGs. Countries that have completed the HIPC process are eligible for multilateral debt relief under the MDRI. Along with the donor community, Denmark has committed to provide funding for the World Bank and the African Development Fund to enable these two institutions to provide debt relief. ¨

Because the debt to be cancelled was originally issued provided on highly concessional terms, maturities are very long. This implies that donors must commit to fund the provision of debt reliefs several years from now. Funding to the World Bank continues until 2044, while funding for the African Development Bank continues until 2054. Denmark renews its unconditional commitment to the MDRI every third year.
Reconstruction and Development Assistance to Afghanistan - DACAAR Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees
DGBP 2022. Enhancing irrigation to improve climate adaptation and sustain small holder production systems in Uganda DGBP 2022. Enhancing irrigation to improve climate adaptation and sustain small holder production systems in Uganda
Syrien-Irak 2022-2024. Baytna (Syrien) The objective is to strengthen the capacity of civil society to act as a force for democratic change, inclusive peace and stability, and to promote respect for human rights and civil liberties using different tools and approaches including advocacy, lobbying and policy making. Baytna will particularly focus on developing its Knowledge function and its Advocacy work.
Technical advice to Mykolaiv Technical advice to Mykolaiv regarding needs assessment, planning, feasibility studies and coordination of reconstruction activities (early recovery) of Mykolaiv, August to December of 2022 (Technical Support Unit)
July 2022
A Settlements based approach in Mykolaiv UNOPS Restoring Communities and Social Infrastructure: A Settlements based approach in Mykolaiv