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WFP's program in Congo 2013 Efter de seneste meget alvorlige væbnede sammenstød er der nu mere end 2,4 millioner mennesker internt fordrevne i det østlige Congo. Alene i tredje kvartal i år blev mere end 285.000 mennesker ifølge FN fordrevet fra deres hjem. Fordrivelserne har i særlig grad ramt provinserne North Kivu, South Kivu og Katanga. På det seneste er situationen blevet stabiliseret i nogen grad efter en række forhandlinger mellem de stridende parter, hvilket har bevirket, at en del internt fordrevne i bl.a. North Kivu er begyndt at vende hjem igen. Situationen i Katanga er til gengæld fortsat meget anspændt. Der er nu registreret over 50 militsgrupper og væbnede bander i det østlige Congo. I Orientale-provinsen er der fortsat problemer med Lord Resistance Army.
Samlet illustrerer den seneste udvikling, at de østlige dele af DR Congo er fastholdt i en meget ustabil og kompleks situation, hvor humanitære behov forbliver exceptionelt omfattende. WFP har bistået mere end en million internt fordrevne og værtsfamilier i det østlige DRC siden begyndelsen af 2012, og alle humanitære aktører søger nu at udnytte den øjeblikkelige stilstand i konflikterne til at få bistand frem til berørte områder. Der er imidlertid meget udtalt mangel på finansiering. 

WFP spiller en helt afgørende rolle i forhold til at sikre internt fordrevne og konfliktramte lokalsamfund en tilstrækkelig adgang til fødevarer.
Rio+20 2013: IUCN - Closing the knowledge-investment gap in drylands This initiative will demonstrate dryland investment opportunities, galvanise action to leverage investment in target countries, and develop tools and approaches that can be replicated in other developing countries and with other development partners. Drylands occypy 41% of the earth's terrestrial area, yet dryland management is a low investment area but still with substantial potential. The initiative will target two principal results: 1. Investment options identified through multi-stakeholder consultations and application of IUCN assessement tools and knowledge products. 2. Investment options prioritized, resources mobilised and opportunities piloted to enhance capacity for policy implementation.
TAWODE Information and knowledge about reproductive and sexual health issues, combined with services are the key to empowerment and well-being of adolescents, particularly adolescent girls. Adolescent girls' access to information in Tanzania is particularly limited for many reasons, including customary attitudes, early marriages, and absence of basic literacy, lack of adequate support system in school, economic dependence and gender inequalities in families and in society at large. Because of such discrimination, adolescent girls often lack the knowledge and skills they need to advance their status in society. Gender Based Violence (GBV) and sexual reproductive health are closely linked. Adolescent girls, both in-school and out-of-school, therefore, may require special support to acquire the skills they need to protect themselves. Helping adolescent girls and young women, especially those who have left the school environment, acquiring life skills and leadership skills is therefore paramount in improving their quality and capacity in determining their personal growth and development. Toward this direction, TAWODE seeks to contribute into empowering adolescent girls and young women in Tanzania by imparting life and livelihood skills to out of school adolescent girls and young women. The focus of the project is in the Tanga region. The main objective of the project is to enhance the quality and capacity of adolescent girls and young women in determining their personal growth and development.
Uformelt DAC donorgruppemøde om støtte til civilsamfund Uformelt DAC donorgruppemøde om støtte til civilsamfund
(TNI/BCN) Addressing Ethnic Conflict in Burma Contributing to National Peace Building (TNI/BCN) Addressing Ethnic Conflict in Burma Contributing to National Peace Building
Ramallah - Direct financial support to the Palestinian Authority through the EU direct financial support mechanism (PEGASE) The PEGASE mechanism aims to help build and bolster the institutions of a future independent Palestinian state. Through PEGASE, the EU donors provide a significant amount of direct financial support to the PA in order to support sustained delivery of basic public services in the West Bank and Gaza. The financial support goes towards: 
- salaries of PA civil servants and pensioners, to ensure that essential public services, such as schools and hospitals, are kept operating;
- social allowances to some of the most vulnerable Palestinian households in support of the existing Ministry of Social Affairs-cash transfer programme; 
- settling of PA arrears to the East Jerusalem hospitals;
- settling of PA arrears to private sector businesses in order to reduce the PA debt to the private sector and to address one of the major causes of the crisis of the private sector 
- and, at large, the Palestinian economy; 

The support that Denmark provides is direct financial assistance (DFA) to the PAs budget through the payment of the salaries of selected civil servants. Denmark contribution to PEGASE aims to safeguard the effectiveness, legitimacy and viability of the PA institutions by ensuring that civil servants in post remain productively engaged with citizens the people to promote sustainable development.
Støtte til UNOPS' effektiviseringsplan, herunder flytning af arbejdspladser til København Since 1957, Denmark has hosted a number of UN organizations and is today hosting units from WHO, UNEP, UNIDO, UNFPA, UNICEF, UNHCR, UN-Women, UNDP and WFP, and the HQ of UNOPS is located in Copenhagen. The establishment of the UN City in Copenhagen unites all resident UN organizations in one building with a view to promoting synergies and efficiency.
The grant is support for UNOPS' move of a number of activities from other offices to Copenhagen. The one-off expenses in this connection is estimated at 56,4 mio. DKK. As was the case with the move of UNOPS HQ to Copenhagen, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs supports this move financially. It is estimated to lead to 80 positions being moved to or established in Copenhagen.
IFU - Danish Climate Investment Fund (DCIF) The fund aims at enhancing Danish technology in the climate field as well as Danish climate investments in developing countries via investments and consultancies
Contribution to Peace Operation Training Institute (POTI) Contribution to Peace Operation Training Institute (POTI)
SPEDAH Support to Primary Education in Distant Areas of Helmand (SPEDAH) is part of ESPA II programme that supports implementation of National Education Strategic Plan through International Rescue Committee, a well reputed organization. The SPEDAH project responds to the key challenges of the lack of quality learning opportunities, the limited availability of suitable teachers, and the insufficient involvement of parents or caregivers in the education of their children. The project¿s ultimate goal is for children and youth to have the knowledge and skills to be productive members of Afghan society.
Support to the Activities of MEC This project helps M&E Committee of Afghanistan (MEC) to develop benchmarks and policy recommendations to strengthen the capacity of the Afghan Government and its national and international partners to address corruption.
10th Replenishment of the Asian Development Fund (ADF XI) The Asian Development Fund (AsDF) is the soft window of the Asian Development Bank (AsDB) offering loans at low interest rates and grants to poor and fragile countries in the region. The fund was established in 1973 and is replenished with four years intervals. The total 10th replenishment covering 2013-2016 amounts to USD 12.4 billion and enables continuation of the fund's work to bridge the development gap in Asia and the Pacific with a focus on inclusive growth, environmentally sustainable growth and regional integration. Denmark will contribute with a 0.43 % share, which was also the case in the previous replenishment. AsDB is an efficient development organisation with a proven track record in reducing poverty in the region through AsDF assistance. 

The objective of the Danish contribution to the 10th replenishment of the AsDF (AsDF XI) is to enable the fund to continue its effort to reduce poverty in Asia and the Pacific through the AsDB's Strategy 2020 and its three complementary development agendas: i) inclusive growth, ii) environmentally sustainable growth, and iii) regional integration. To pursue its strategic agenda and make impact on the region's challenges, ADB will place emphasis on five drivers of change: developing the private sector, encouraging good governance, supporting gender equity, helping developing countries gain knowledge, and expanding partnerships with other development institutions, the private sector, and with community-based organizations.

Denmark will give particular emphasis on ensuring a comprehensive AsDF focus on conflict-affected and fragile states with Afghanistan and Pakistan as main priorities. It is also a clear priority for Denmark to maintain and strengthen AsDB's role as a regional financial institution with a clear development agenda and a continued high level of grants and soft loans to Asia's poorest and most fragile countries.
CSR-Facility. Fonden DanWatch. A strenghened watchdog who shares all its knowledge and fosters a nuanced debate The aim of the project is to strengthen Danwatch's ability to function as a watchdog on corporate responsibility. Danwatch bases its analysis on international CSR guidelines such as the UN guiding principles on Business and Human Rights, the UN Global Compact and the OECD guidelines for multinational companies.

Through investigative journalism, Danwatch aim to disclose harmful practices in international supply chains and influence Danish companies and investors to address negative impacts when doing business in developing countries. Thereby creating positive changes in the living conditions for people and impact on the environment in these countries.
Institute for Peace and Democracy (IPD) Institution Development The Embassy of Denmark in Indonesia supports the preparatory project activities of IPD to design and develop IPD's strategic documents. The activities include analysing IPD's current vision and mission and extracting information from IPD's founders, and friends of IPD on their thinking and vision for IPD's future.
Emergency Aid for Refugee Influx Bundibugyo - URCS Emergency Aid for Refugee Influx Bundibugyo - URCS
Testproject to test the replacement of mercury with borax in the extraction of gold. Testproject to test the replacement of mercury with borax in the extraction of gold.
Preparation and information 2013 Preparation and promotion of evaluations. Pre-studies publication costs, HTML/CD, photos, distribution and net bookshop. Workshops and seminars.
Emergency Food Support to Drought and War Affected Families in Kidal , Gao and Timbuktu Target the most vulnerable women, men, and children suffering from a combination of drought and war in North Mali.
Un Trust fund in Support of the African-Led International Support Mission in Mali (AFISMA) The grant is a response to the United Nations' call for its Member States to continue providing funding for the AFISMA Trust Fund to finance activities during the transition from AFISMA to MINUSMA. The overall purpose of the Danish contribution to the UN Trust Fund for the African-led International Support Mission in Mali (AFISMA) is to contribute to the stabilization of Mali and to prevent the country from becoming a safe haven for Islamist terrorist groups. In line with other Danish support to African peace and security efforts the support to AFISMA has as an inbuilt objective to support Africans to take on a greater role and responsibility for African security challenges.

The objective is to provide a non-earmarked but DAC-able contribution to the Trust Fund for financing activities such as civilian personnel, IT-equipment and -systems, and outreach activities in Mali. The proposed grant will complement the previous Danish contribution granted from the Peace- and Stabilization Fund, which was non-DAC-able. 

While the first contribution to AFISMA helped to accelerate the deployment of AFISMA and thus strengthen the relationship with the Danish military contribution, the objective of this proposed grant is to further support AFISMA pursuant to its resolution UN Security Resolution 2085 in order to contribute to a smooth transition phase from AFISMA to MINUSMA, as a response to the call in UN Security Council by Resolution 2100 (UNSCR 2100).

As the transition to a UN mission was completed, the remaining grant will be transferred to be utilized by MINUSMA, pending an agreement with the UN.
UN Afghanistan Risk Management unit The establishment of UNAFG RMU will assist all the UN entities to manage risk proactively rather than reactively. This will enhance information sharing and communication between the UNCT in Afghanistan.
Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2013, Red Cross Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2013, Red Cross
Measuring the Investment Climate in Fragile States: A Proposal for a Doing Business in the g7+ Report null
Danish Emergency Management Agency: Sending of electricial engineer to support for UNHCR in DRC Danish Emergency Management Agency: Sending of electricial engineer to support for UNHCR in DRC
Support to Corporate Governance and Sustainable Investment Initiative and Climate Change/Green Growth (IFC) Danish support for IFC's climate change/green growth program is implemented in Marocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Lebanon and Jordan based on three intervention areas: a) MENA Regional Ressource Efficiency Program, b) MENA Captive Renewable Energy Program and c) MENA Regional Green Building Program. Danish funds are earmarked activities in Egypt and Tunisia.
Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2013, Red Cross The Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2013 is a strategic cooperation between MoFA and DRC regarding humanitarian interventions, in particular in protracted crises. The grant has supported activities in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia, South Sudan, Kenya, Palestine and Syria, as well as thematic interventions such as mine action. A large part of the grant is allocated to ICRC appeals in support of people affected by conflict or other situations of violence (41%); a part is allocated to IFRC appeals in support of Red Cross Movement coordination and National Society capacity building (7%); and a part is allocated to bilateral humanitarian activities within the area of disaster response and National Society capacity building (19%). The remaining 33% is earmarked for the pool of Flexible Funds that enable DRC to respond quickly to acute crisis, providing humanitarian experts or funding for appeals. The grant is distributed with 29% for Africa, 10% for Asia, 19% for the Middle East and Northern Africa, 9% for interregional activities and 33% for the pool of Flexible Funds.
Research project on social constestation and conflict in Algeria Research project on social constestation and conflict in Algeria
CSR-facility. Fairtrade Mærket Danmark Fonden. Fairtrade for all: contribution to fivefold increase the Fairtrade consumption in Denmark by 2020 The purpose of the project is to contribute to realize the enourmous potential which the Fairtrade mark still has in Denmark.
Shaping a child and youth friendly city To create Nairobi as a child and youth friendly city where the childre and youth have their rights and participate actively to make a positive development of their local city-environment.
Caritas/Emergency Response Fund 2012 Caritas/Emergency Response Fund 2012 Caritas/Emergency Response Fund 2012 Caritas/Emergency Response Fund 2012
Annual general contribution to The World Intellectual Property Organisation WIPO The contribution concerns the annual general contribution to The World Intellectual Property Organisation WIPO that lead the development of a balanced and effective international IP system that enables innovation and creativity for the benefit of all. WIPO provides a policy forum to shape balanced international IP rules for a changing world; global services to protect IP across borders and to resolve disputes; technical infrastructure to connect IP systems and share knowledge; cooperation and capacity building programs to enable all countries to use IP for economic, social and cultural development and a world reference source for IP information. The contribution concerns part of the annual general contribution to WIPO that is reportable as official development assistance (ODA).
Caritas/Syrian refugees in Jordan, 2013 The project was designed to address some of the basic household and seasonal needs of 3,500 Syrian refugee families in urban centres and Jordanian host families. The project served a total of 4,020 families or 23,206 persons, comprising 3,320 Syrian refugee families with a focus on the most vulnerable, particularly recent arrivals, as well as 700 poor Jordanian families. 33% of beneficiary families were resident in Irbid, 27% in Amman, 21% in Mafraq and 19% in Zarqa Governorates. 98% of Syrian refugees served by the project were registered or awaiting registration with UNHCR. Thanks to favourable exchange rate developments between the US dollar and the Danish Krone during 2013, the project was able to assist an extra 520 Syrian refugee families at a time when the number of newly-arriving Syrian refugees to Jordan was increasing dramatically. In concrete terms, 4,020 families received and redeemed vouchers valued at DKK 315.44 per family for the purchase of basic household items, while 4,010 families received and redeemed vouchers valued at DKK 157.72 per family for the purchase of personal hygiene items and detergents. Each of the 4,010 families was also provided with 1 heater and 4 blankets. Beneficiary feedback indicated a high satisfaction rate (89%) with the voucher items provided.
DBP Tua Casa SRL and 1000 Chairs ApS DBP Tua Casa SRL and 1000 Chairs ApS DBP Tua Casa SRL and 1000 Chairs ApS DBP Tua Casa SRL and 1000 Chairs ApS
CSR-facility. Fairtrade Mærket Danmark Fonden. Fairtrade for all: contribution to fivefold increase the Fairtrade consumption in Denmark by 2020 The objective is to contribute to the realization the enormous potential which Fairtrade still holds in Denmark. In spite of impressive growth rates, the market share of Fairtrade labeled products is still very small compared to total retail sales. The annual consumption of Fairtrade labeled products in Denmark was app. DKK 96 per capita in 2012. Fairtrade Mark Denmark estimates that the potential for Fairtrade labeled products in Denmark is app. DKK 500 per capita before 2020, and it is only through continued and massive motivation of consumers and commercial actors that the potential can be realized and thereby create yet more development impact in developing countries. 
Realizing this potential requires a continuation of the year-long and successful cooperation between The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Fairtrade Mark Denmark, which among other things has resulted in very high label recognition and in impressive growth in both sales and number of products. With its CSR action plan and development strategy, the Danish government wishes to strengthen the social responsibility of consumers and companies. With this project, Fairtrade Mark Denmark wishes to contribute to these ambitions in a very relevant and important way.
Support to implementation of the Malian Government's roadmap for the transition period 2013-2015 The programme for support to the Malian government¿s roadmap for the transitional period 2013-2015 aims to support the financing of activities during the transitional period, including the reduction of poverty, support sustainable growth and strengthen good governance. The programme rests on four components: support for the consolidation of the Malian state through general budget support, support for the national fund for stabilisation through sectorial budget support, support for election activities, as well as support for inspection, evaluation and responsibility and accountability measures relating to the carrying out of the state budget. This engagement is finish in the end of april 2015. But a new engagement is sign in December 2015.
Preparation phase for training in energy efficiency in cement industry with VICEM, VCTI and cement plants Preparation phase for training in energy efficiency in cement industry with VICEM, VCTI and cement plants
Community-based Sustainable Development in Peri-urban areas in Ha Nam, Vietnam Community-based Sustainable Development in Peri-urban areas in Ha Nam, Vietnam
Inclusive Economic Development for Young Entrepreneurs in Moldova (IFAD) Economic Development for Young Entrepreneurs in Moldova under the Inclusive Rural Economic and Climate Resilience Programme.
Core contribution to OCHA 2013 Bevillingen er et ikke-øremærket bidrag til FNs humanitære koordinationskontor (OCHA), som har det overordnede koordinationsansvar for FN-systemets humanitære bistand. Herudover har OCHA i henhold til sit mandat til opgave at forestå policy-udvikling og koordinationsfunktioner for FN's generalsekretær samt at sikre den nødvendige orientering af FN-systemet. Danmark følger OCHA's arbejde gennem medlemskab af OCHA Donor Support Group, som holder jævnlige møder i både Geneve og New York.
Emergeny assistance to flood affected residents of Kassese district - Uganda Red Cross Emergeny assistance to flood affected residents of Kassese district - Uganda Red Cross Emergeny assistance to flood affected residents of Kassese district - Uganda Red Cross Emergeny assistance to flood affected residents of Kassese district - Uganda Red Cross
Lancering af Dansk Flygtningehjælps Diaspora Program Lancering af Dansk Flygtningehjælps Diaspora Program
Monitoring and Evaluation Contract PK3140 This component includes studies and contracts to support the implmentation of the programme (BSPS IV)
VNG: Support for Urban Democratic Governance and Local Economic Development in Tunesia (Phase I) The objectives are (i) To promote local economic development and support the reduction of the youth unemployment rate; and (ii) To accompany the Tunisian state in the development of an employment and/or entrepreneurship culture among the young people in the regions with a view to create direct and indirect employment at the short and medium term perspectives.
CARE- Pulje vedr. Innovative Partnerskaber 2014-2016 Pastoral land protected against illegal occupation and land grabbing
Joint Water and Environment Sector Support Programme The objective of the JWESSP is to support the water and environment sector to achieve its targets and improve its efficiency through a consistent, harmonised sector programme that is aligned to government objectives, policies and delivery modalities.
Bridging grant for the Danish-Egyptian Dialogue Institute (DEDI) Bridging grant to the Danish Egyptian Dialogue Institute (DEDI)
Agriculture Business Initiative - aBi Trust and aBi Finance The component support contributes to the promotion of private sector agribusiness development to enhance wealth and job creation in Uganda
Technical Assistance to the Inclusive Growth Programme in Nepal A management contractor will be hired to provide technical assistance as well as coordination of the programme activities through international bidding process.
Evaluation of Danida Business-to-Business Programme The Evaluation of the B2B Programme had the dual purpose of assessing and documenting the B2B Programme as well as providing lessons for future implementation of Danida Business Partnerships. The basic evaluation questions to be answered were: 1) To what extent and how has the B2B Programme contributed to poverty reduction by creating growth and employment in Danida partner countries; and 2) What lessons can be learned for improved design, implementation monitoring and management of future Danish support to strengthen local business development through partnerships with Danish businesses?