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Sudan - contribution to clearance of arrears to the IMF As a prerequisite for receiving debt relief through the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative, Sudan must clear its arrears to the International Financial Institutions. The International Financial Institutions have conditioned their contribution to the HIPC on full compensation for their cost of this,  which donors have agreed to cover. For three countries who all had large arrears to the IMF (Liberia, Somalia and Sudan), it was agreed that donors would contribute to the arrears clearance process when the countries approached the HIPC Decision Point. Denmark contributes to clearing Sudan's arrears to IMF through Denmark’s share of so-called “membership contributions” in IMF.

The development objective is to support stabilization and development in Sudan through reinforcement of the financial underpinnings of the exercise of core government functions at the central and decentral level. The actual support will be based on progress achieved by Sudan in meeting the preconditions for treatment under the HIPC initiative as described above.
New modality - Engagement pool 2022 The overall objective of this task is to rethink and design the new modality to replace the MFA’s Information Pool and the Engagement Pool as of April 1st 2022.

The new modality is intended to strengthen public engagement in Denmark — especially with the Danes who are not already knowledgeable of and engaged in the area. 

Once the new design is developed, the second part of the task is to prepare and assist the MFA in an open tender of the fund management/administrator of the new modality. A future fund manager/administrator should have sufficient organisational capacity and experience with civil society management, international development cooperation as well as experience in communication, journalism and understanding of the target groups.
Financial contribution to ALNAP 2020-2022 Bi-annual commitment to ALNAP - Active Learning Network on Accountability and Performance, which funds part of the 2020-2021 and 2021-2022  ALNAP work plan, covering April 1, 2020 to March 31, 2022.
The strategic focus areas for ALNAP in this period are: 1) Creating a high-quality evidence base through evaluations; 2) Using evidence for analysis and learning,  and 3) improvements to the humanitarian system performance.
Support for Reproductive Health via Marie Stopes Tanzania The overall objective is to improve access to quality family planning services in Tanzania and reduce maternal complications and deaths from unwanted pregnancies. The programme activities will help reach the Government’s goal of 60% national contraceptive rate (percentage of women of reproductive age 15-49 who are using contraception) by improving access to quality, comprehensive, inclusive, and non-judgemental SRH-services both through static clinics and mobile outreach teams.
DCA/FKN: Community Led Adaptation for Climate Resilience and Green Income Opportunities in Ethiopia The overall objective is to improve the resilience of rural communities in Ethiopia to the impacts of climate change and to enhance income generation from sustainable, resilient livelihoods, jobs and enterprises. The project provides support for community led integrated watershed management for increased climate resilience, which combines livelihoods opportunities with the sustainable management of natural resources from farm to landscape level.
Center for Global Development Partnership 2020-2023 This partnership aims to provide real-time analysis, evidence-based solutions, and actionable recommendations to help policymakers and other stakeholders mitigate the impact of COVID-19 in LMICs and prepare for future global pandemics.

The partnership will focus on three cross-cutting and overarching objectives:
a) Advancing a more resilient global health system and fit-for-purpose preparedness and response infrastructure for LMICs: 
b) Strengthening global health supply chains and promoting sustainable models for global health innovation and access to make markets work better for the poor in LMICs 
c) Advancing an effective and coordinated international response to economic challenges in LMICs
PGA - Support 2023-2024 SDG 5, 14 and 16 PGA - Support 2023-2024 SDG 5, 14 and 16

To assist national, as well as regional, parliamentarians in ensuring implementation of Sustainable Development Goals 5, 14 and 16 in ODA-eligible countries, including to end CEFM as well as discrimination based on SOGI.
Workshop on the operationalisation of R2P in Development Cooperation The overall objective of the project is to further the operationalization of R2P/atrocity prevention and FoRB in development cooperation in development partner countries and thereby contribute to more effective prevention and response to mass atrocity crimes through development programming as well as to further the understanding of the correlation between human rights, R2P and development cooperation.
Desk Review of Danish Support to UN Women and UNFPA Innovation Facility 2013-2020 The overall objective of the review is to assess the performance of UN Women in using the Danish innovation support over the period 2014 to end of 2020 to strengthen aid effectiveness and improve development results on the ground. The review will focus on the results of UN Women’s innovation activities including their potential for scaling up and alignment with, UN Women’s mandate, key challenges and lessons learned. The review will also consider UN Women’s ability to clearly communicate about its innovation activities and ensure sufficient visibility around the Danish contribution.
The review will provide critical input to future recommendations on whether to continue providing Danish funding for UN Women’s Innovation Facility and will provide recommendations on how to address any weaknesses and gaps identified in the review process.
Food and Agriculture organization of the United Nations (FAO) flash appeal funding East Africa 2018-2019 Danish contribution to FAO in relation to the Early Warning Early Action Programme, East Africa, 2019-2020
Strategic Sector Cooperation on water between Denmark and China, Phase II A Strategic Sector Cooperation (SSC) is a partnership aiming at improving sector framework conditions in a partner country. The initiative is a flexible and adaptive instrument for exchanging experiences, learning and capacity building, which builds on a consolidated strong relationship and trust between the involved authorities. The commitment to finance the Danish authorities’ participation is sequenced in phas-es; an inception phase of approximately one year resulting in a project document; followed by phase one, two and –if need be – a phase three during which the cooperation is deepened and developed. All SSC partnerships are supported by a sector advisor at the embassy, who impel progress and stir the partnership in the direction agreed upon. Annually, the SSC projects deliver a report on project progress and results achieved. Progress on selected outputs are displayed in openaid. Strategic Sector Cooperation on water between Denmark and China, Phase II

The main objective is to improve wastewater management in China. It is envisaged that the project and the budget will be expanded with a component focusing on improved groundwater management, which will assist the Chinese Ministry of Water Resources in securing a sustainable water supply. 

This project addresses the need for improving water quality of rivers, streams and lakes in rural areas. Focus will be on strengthening wastewater management through a combination of eco-restoration measures and efficient treatment of wastewater discharges from house-holds and industries. The cooperation will gain experiences from demonstration projects implemented in the provinces involved in the project, hereby providing input for policy development.
Educational Entertainment to Increase Capacities for Change in Lebanon and Jordan To contribute to the promotion of social cohesion, counter gender-based violence (GBV), and improve mental health and psycho-social wellbeing amongst vulnerable children and families in Lebanon and Jordan.
Contribution to Parliamentarians for Global Action related to SDG 5, 14 and 16 2021-2022 To assist national, as well as regional, parliamentarians in ensuring implementation of Sustainable Development Goals 5, 14 and 16 in ODA-eligible countries, including to end CEFM as well as discrimination based on SOGI.
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) funding for university scholarships for young refugees 2019 Danish contribution to UNHCR in relation to the Research Fellow Programme DAFI, 2019-2020
Core Contribution to JCLEC Strengthen the capacity and commitment of society, state and law enforcement agencies to prevent violent extremism and uphold human rights and peace in Indonesia and the region through collaborative action.
Thematic Voluntary Contribution to the Prevention and Treatment of Non-Communicable Diseases 2020-2023 Danish funds are softly earmarked to WHO’s work in relation to non-communicable diseases that represents an increasing health challenge to low and middle income countries. This will allow WHO to align its activities in this field with agreed priorities and ensure follow up to commitments made at the high-level meeting on NCDs in New York in 2018 and be in line with Denmark’s particular priority and expertise in this field.
Appraisal of Energy Sector Management Assistance Program, 2020 The overall objective of the appraisal is a final quality assurance check in accordance to the Danida Aid Management Guidelines, including review of the underlying documentation, the design and justification of the proposed new phase grant and interview with relevant stakeholders. Particularly, the appraisal to assess the risk and opportunities for the new Business Plan, ambitious budget and new Trust Fund 2.0 structure within  the World Bank. Further, how synergies and links can be strengthened to other Danish engagement within the Danish SDG7 Leadership.
Danish Contributrion to ICCT covering interpretation costs during UNGA74 Danish Contributrion to ICCT covering interpretation costs during UNGA74 Danish Contributrion to ICCT covering interpretation costs during UNGA74 Danish Contributrion to ICCT covering interpretation costs during UNGA74
CARE Danmark - NGO call Sahel - 2021-2024 The grant awarded to CARE Denmarks project: Responding to Emergency Needs in a Long-term Perspective (RENLOP).

The project aims to contribute to Central Sahel region communities are more food secure and resilient to climate change and live a life free from violence. This stated goal is measured by % of people targeted by the project better able to build resilience to the effects of climate change and variability. CARE Danmark - NGO call Sahel - 2021-2024 - The Central Sahel region communities are more food secure and resilient to climate change and live a life free from violence.
Appraisal of programme regarding biogas in Kenya The objective of the current assignment will be two-fold:
- A short assessment of the draft appraisal carried out by the Dutch MFA to include issues of relevance for the Danish considerations for supporting the initiative (to be provided by 6th November 2020)
- A desk appraisal of the Danish contribution to the final programme (expected to be provided by end December 2020 based on the final programme documentation, including the Dutch appraisal)
Consultancy support to tender process – three evaluations The tender process consultant will assist ELK in the tendering of the following assignments: an evaluation of the Peace and Stabilisation Fund (PSF), including three case studies; an evaluation of the Danida business sector programmes; an evaluation of gender equality in Danish development cooperation.
DKI / DUF - Ungdomshus i Kyiv, Ukraine The development goal is to establish a Ukrainian-Danish youth house with sustainable democratic structures and values as well as youth representation in order to support democratic youth organisations and youth participation in society and to strengthen relations between youth in Ukraine and Denmark.
With the Ukrainian-Danish Youth House (hereinafter, the House) we envision a user-driven hub for democratic activism. The House will serve as a democratic and inclusive framework, where a diversity of youth organisations and young women and men can practice democracy and youth influence. The House will support youth partnerships by building capacity to promote youth rights, giving skills to organise democratically and actively participate in society. Accordingly, we will develop a House, which may host central activities itself, focused on capacity building of its user groups, strengthening youth participation and being a channel for the exchange of young Danish and Ukrainian women and men. The house will be fitted4 and developed to meet these aims as well as to be an open platform for its users, both formal and informal youth groups, to conduct activities for democratic change and strengthened youth participation in Ukraine.
Thus, this project is contributing to the purpose of the youth pool of the Danish Neighbourhood Programme by supporting cooperation between Ukrainian and Danish youth and promoting active participation
Food Safety and Quality in Midday school meals The project explores quality and standards problematics in the push towards remote and distributed mid-day school meal production and distribution, and actively curates and test new science based technologies and methodologies that will ensure the high nutritional and safe quality of the TAPF school meal, as well as ensure the sustainability of the production of Akshaya Patra, including in terms rural population empowerment, sourcing of sustainable (organic) raw materials and reduction of food waste.

The project aims to result in increased reach, quality and sustainability (including sustainability effects) of India’s midday meal scheme.
Danish Red Cross (DRC) and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding COVID-19 India 2020 Through IFRC’s global COVID-19 appeal, support to Indian Red Cross in delivering assistance and support to communities affected or at risk of being affected by the COVID-19 outbreak, with a focus on sustaining health and WASH, addressing socio-economic impacts and strengthening the Indian Red Cross.
OCHA oPt HF 2019-2020 The grant supports the OCHA humanitarian response plan in Palestine. The grant specifically supports humanitarian efforts in Gaza and the West Bank. 

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 Danish contribution to oPt Humanitarian Fund, 2019-2020
Evaluation of development research 2008-2018 The evaluation will document the achievements of development research funding, analyse results, focusing on relevance, outcomes and impact and draft recommendations for future funding
DESK APPRAISAL FOR PASS DIGITALISATION 2019 DESK APPRAISAL FOR PASS DIGITALISATION 2019 DESK APPRAISAL FOR PASS DIGITALISATION 2019 DESK APPRAISAL FOR PASS DIGITALISATION 2019
Red Cross Denmark - NGO call Horn of Africa - Kenya - 2021-2025 The grant is awarded to the Danish Red Cross project: Resilience, Health and Rights: Sustainable solutions and support to vulnerable displaced and host communities in Northern Kenya

The stated objective of the project is: will contribute to build longer-term resilience, access to services and rights for the most vulnerable refugees, IDPs and host communities especially women and girls, people with disabilities and LGBTQ+ in Turkana, Marsabit, Mandera, Wajir and Garissa. The project seeks to contribute to build longer-term resillience in marginalised areas, provide access to services, in particular primary health including protection from SGBV and MHPSS services, and promote rights for those affected by displacement whose vulnerabilities have been exacerbated by COVID-19.
Paving Forward Engagements and Dialogues with Relevant Stakeholders on the Practice of Female Genital Mutilation in Malaysia The objective of the development cooperation is to establish the cultural and religious contexts for female circumcision in Malaysia, thereby creating a favourable and enabling advocacy environment for policy change on the subject of FGM.
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) flash appeal funding Sahel Fund with focus on Niger 2021 Meeting the objectives of the Niger Humanitarian Response Plan issued in February 2021 that points to 3.8 million people in need and calls for 523 million USD to reach two million people with humanitarian assistance and thus contribute to meeting the significant humanitarian needs in the country.
Strenthening Border and Migration Management in Ghana The project supports Ghana Immigration Service's efforts to implement its strategic plan for 2018-2022, in particular with regards to strengthening capacity in document fraud detection. Emphasis is on training of GIS front line personel in document security, provision of documents detection equipment and strengthened information exchange and coordination between all relevant GIS entities and external agencies involved in combatting document fraud. The overall objective of the development cooperation among the parties is to support the Government of Ghana (GoG) in strengthening their institutional and operational capacities to manage irregular migration flows.
WFP UNHAS Burkina Faso 2020 This project covers a Danish contribution of DKK 5.5 million to the United Nations Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS) Burkina Faso Project, which aims at enabling access to the populations in need and project implementation sites impeded by serious access constraints. In order to support the planned humanitarian response and enable access to populations in need and project implementation sites, UNHAS aims to provide a safe, effective and efficient passenger air service to the entire humanitarian community and their implementing partners in Burkina Faso. 

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.wfp.org/unhas Danish contribuiton to WFP UNHAS (Humanitarian Air Services) in Burkiana Faso 2020
Translation of Financial Management Guidelines and Annexes, from English to French Translation of Financial Management Guidelines from English to French
Support to AmplifyChange 2021-23 - Strengthening Civil Society Advocacy for SRHR A number of donors established the SRHR fund operating under the name AmplifyChange in
2014 The fund was established as a response to an identified challenge faced by small and
medium sized civil society ( in developing countries to access funds from traditional
donors recognizing the potential embedded in building the capacity of these small and medium
si z ed CSO to advance the SRHR agenda. AmplifyChange is a well known advocate for
improved policy and action on the most neglected SRHR issues F rom inception in 2014
AmplifyChange has over a 5 6 years period built its brand and an administrative set up
capable of managing a large number of small and medium size projects, and developed an
innovative virtual platform for knowledge sharing and tools for its grantees AmplifyChange
uses a ‘call for proposals’ model in combination with activities for strengthening grantees’
organisational capacity. Since the start of the fund, about 750 grants hav e been approved to a
varied range of groups, each working on a key aspect of SRHR. AmplifyChange showed its
strength during the Covid 19 lock down where it quickly adapted to changing circumstances in
the way of working and quickly set up webinars for its grantees and established a platform for
grantees to share knowledge and ideas on how to continue working under Covid 19.
Caritas Denmark activities in Syria and the region, 2020 The grant is awarded to the Caritas Denmark project: 2021 Health Programme for Syrian Refugees and Vulnerable Jordanians in Jordan.

The stated overall objective of the project is: In line with the Health Sector Overall Objective of the Jordan Response Plan 2020-2022 the project will contribute to improving the health status of Jordanian host communities and Syrian refugees by meeting humanitarian health needs, promoting resilience and strengthening the national health system and services Caritas Denmark acitivites in Syria and the region, 2020 - 2021 Health Programme for Syrian Refugees and vulnerable Jordanians in Jordan
Advisers for World Resources Institute - Partnering for Green Growth and the Global Goals 2030 Experts to World Resources Institute
Development Partners’ Support to the implementation of the 2nd Growth and Transformation Plan 2016-20- United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) To provide support to the Government in its effort to reduce poverty and improve the impact of development assistance through enhanced dialogue between the Government and development partners, represented in the Development Assistance Group (DAG)
Food Sustainability: Fighting Food Toxicity "Food Sustainability: Fighting Food Toxicity with Healthy Cooking and Diet" 
The strategic objective is to 1) prevent the growing prevalence of NCDs and obesity in Pakistan; 2) improve the low quality and low life-expectancy of Pakistanis due to poor eating and cooking habits; 3) educate, train and inspire Pakistanis for healthy eating and cooking habits; 4) decrease the high overall mortality and maternal mortality rate through *promoting nutrition awareness in Pakistan.
Save the Children -NGO call Lebanon - 2021-2022 The grant is awarded to the Save The Children Project: Bridging the humanitarian-development nexus to support comprehensive youth resilience 

Objective: Male and female youth with and without disabilities from refugee and Lebanese host communities have increased capacity to absorb shock, adapt to financial and psychosocial stressors, and to proactively transform civil society Save the Children -NGO call Lebanon - 2021-2022 - Male and female youth with and without disabilities from refugee and Lebanese host communities have increased capacity to absorb shock, adapt to financial and psychosocial stressors, and to proactively transform civil society.
UNRWA activities in Gaza and the West Bank, 2021 This un-earmarked funding contributes to meeting the objectives of UNRWA’s flash appeal dated May 19, 2021, following hostilities in Gaza and mounting tensions in the West Bank, pointing to the need for US$ 38 million in connection with an initial 30-day response.

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.unrwa.org/resources/emergency-appeals Meeting the objectives of UNRWA’s flash appeal dated May 19, 2021, following hostilities in Gaza and mounting tensions in the West Bank, pointing to the need for US$ 38 million in connection with an initial 30-day response.
ADRA Denmark humanitarian project Promoting Resilience by Offering Multi-sectoral Integrated Services in Emergencies (PROMISE) 2019 ADRA Denmark efforts in Syria 2019
WEF: Sustainable Investment Policy 2019-2020 The purpose of the project is to develop international investment policies, frameworks and partnerships conducive to increasing the flow of long-term investments for growth and sustainable development. The project falls under Danish Aid for Trade program’s Priority Area 1: Connecting SMEs to global and regional value chains through value adding goods and services, supported by sustainable investment, with focus on Indonesia, Cambodia, India and Ghana.  The project could also contribute to the ongoing plurilateral negotiations in the WTO on a multilateral framework for Investment Facilitation for Development.