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Women Deliver activities in Denmark Denmark will be hosting the international Women Deliver Conference 16-19 May 2016. The conference is expected to attract between 5000 and 6000 participants from South and North including ministers, representatives from civil society, from the private sector as well as researchers and development and health practitioners. The conference is being organised by the international CSO ¿Women Deliver¿. In order to support the actual executing of the conference including logistical challenges Associated, a contribution of 20 million DKK will be allocated to Women Deliver to cover part of the expenses associated with the implementation of the conference.

Danish actors ranging from CSOs dealing specifically with the issue of development cooperation and/or gender equality, youth organisations, professional organisations, cultural institutions and others have shown great interest in being involved in activities related to the conference. In order to ensure proper coordination and the establishment of networks to facilitate engagement and participation in activities and events related to the main topics of the conference it has been decided to create a national coordinating entity. The national coordinating entity will focus on information dissemination and communication as well as outreach, mobilisation and providing support to partners and stakeholders with the aim of transforming ideas to concrete activities. The contract of DKK 2.172.960 was put out to EU tender.

In connection to the Danish hosting of the conference, a Danish committee comprised by leaders from Danish institutions, the private sector and civil society has been established. DKK 20.000 has been allocated to cover the costs of the committee's meeting acitivities as well as other Danish Women Deliver aciitivities.
Financial Support to IPDET 2015-2016 Financial support through Danida Sponsorships to enable qualified individuals from Denmark's priority countries to attend the International Program for Development Evaluation Training in 2015 and 2016
(YUE) Establishment of a Bachelor Programme in Business Administration While the Myanmar government is opening the country up to foreign investment, many Myanmar still lack formal qualification, particularly in the field of economics. Although a few local courses are available, the standard of teaching in Myanmar still falls behind other countries in the region. As a result, many, who can afford it, decide to study abroad. The Yangon University of Economics (YUE) therefore seeks to establish a four-year American Bachelor of Science course in Business Administration at YUE in collaboration with the Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College and with the support of the Embassy of Denmark in Yangon.
DAI 2016. International Media Support (IMS) The programme's objective is to bring about more media content that is diverse, meets professional and ethical standards and is guided by the public interest. The two main outcomes is “Media Freedom and Safety” and “Media Content”.
DAI 2015 Kvinderådet DAI 2015 Kvinderådet DAI 2015 Kvinderådet DAI 2015 Kvinderådet
Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Water and sanitation thematic programme will support the sector through sector budget support, direct support to the Ministry of Water, as well as a number of CSOs.
DAI 2016 Kvinderådet The programme development objective is to prevent and combat violence against women through sustainable networks and institutions (DAPP Thematic Area: women's empowerment and gender equality).

The immediate objectives of the programme are as follows:
- strengthening the preparedness for handling VAW in public and private spheres. Increased capacity of women's shelters and other organizations in the field of VAW in the MENA region
- Raising awareness about women's rights. Awareness raising on VAW among community leaders and opinion makers to break the taboo regarding domestic violence
- Strengthening VAW related knowledge, mutual understanding, information and advocacy through dialogue, networking and exchange of experiences between Danish and MENA partners
OCHA - ERF Ethiopia, 2015-2016 Ethipoien opelver I kølvandet på klimafænomenet El Nino netop nu den værste tørke I over 30 år. I 2015 er to regnsæsoner udeblevet. Dermed trued grundlaget for over 80% af Etiopiens landbruge udbytte og dermed beskæftigelsen af 85% af arbejdsstyrken. Konsekvenserne er El Nino vil imidlertid først for alvor konne mærkes I februar, hvorfor FN og den etiopiske regering netop har udsendt en hastened appel I forsøget på gennem øjeblikkelig handling af afbøde de værste følger. Hurtig allokering af ressoircer til response ville ikke blot redde liv, mindske lidelser og minimere økonomiske omkostninger, men vil også være en investering I Etiopiens I øvrigt succesfulde igangværende udvikling; landet har de seneste 12 år opnået økonomisk vækst, reduceret fattigdom, fået flere børn I skole og opfyldt seks af MDG'erne. Denne fremgang risikerer nu at bliver undermineret.
Den etiopiske regering har I 2015 selv allokeret over 200 mio USD til response og 97 mio. USD er allerede afsat til næste år. Det er imidelrtid behov for international bistand, hvilket reflekteres I den netop udsendte appel, som lyder på 1,4 mia. USD, og som sigter mod at levere bistand til I alt 10,2 mio. mennesker med focus på fødevarerelateret bistand, styrket adgang til drikkevand mv.

FN's nødhjælpsfor for Etiopien kloordineres og forvaltes af OCHA's Etiopien kontor.
Røde Kors - Frame Agreement 2015-2017 Frame agreement 2016  Danish Red Cross
-support national RC
 & Red Half Moon
- improve fragile human lives
-develop local communities' competencies primarily health sector & prevention of catastrophies
Support to the Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (MEC) to assess Afghan ministries' vulnerability to corruption. Supports Afghan state to fulfil its obligations as a duty bearer and enhances the ability of rights holders to voice their needs and use their capacities for the promotion of accountability, transparency, inclusion and non-discrimination.
Presidential Poll 2015 - Empowering stakeholders to participate This program aims to strengthen citiuzen participation in politics by supporting Civil Society organisations and to increase the capacity of political parties to compete in the presidential poll, in general to enhance the ability of citizens to engage in the 2015 elections
Support to primary health care through NGO Christian Service Commision Support will be provided to the GoT's Health Sector Strategic Plan IV through a common donor fund complemented by earmarked support to Public-Private Partnership. The principles for support are reduction of poverty and inequity.
Enhancing the capacities of the Serbian authorities in zoonosis and food borne desease control. Enhancing the capacities of the Serbian authorities in zoonosis and food borne desease control.
Ghana Climate Innovation Center (GCIC) through World Bank supporting Ghanaian entrepreneurs and businesses by developing profitable and locally appropriate solutions and addressing climate-related issues
Red Cross Denmark support to Syria and Lebanon, 2014 Red Cross Denmark support to Syria and Lebanon 2014
Unicef- Sydsudan 2014. Humanitær indsats for børn. It is estimated that 235,000 children in southern Sudan will be affected by severe acute malnutrition in 2014, and that 50,000 children will die if they do not receive timely treatment. Overall nearly 1 million children are expected to need treatment for malnutrition during 2014. UNICEF and partners supports 259 health centres to treat acute and moderately malnourished children include with Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) and with vitamin supplements. It is requested to give 10 million Danish kroner to UNICEF's work with malnourished children in southern Sudan.
Somalia Country Programme Thematic Programme 4: Programme Management Somalia Country Programme: Programme Management, Third party monitoring, Unallocated funds, Reviews, Studies, Audits and Public Diplomacy and Danida Programme Office in Hargeisa
UNHCR operation in Pakistan, 2014-2015 Currently, about 2 million internally displaced people are located in the northwestern Pakistan in the border areas with Afghanistan. Of these, more than 500,000 displaced as a result of the military offensive against armed non-state actors in North Waziristan, which began in June. In its wake came the military offensive in the Khyber province in October, where nearly 600,000 were displaced, of which 81 per cent were women and children. In addition, almost 4,000 families in the area are not registered which makes them particularly vulnerable. The majority of the displaced are resettled in public buildings and in camps.

The UNHCR bears a large part of the burden in the efforts to help the IDPs. The efforts in the northwestern part of Pakistan include three tracks: 1) protection of internally displaced persons with a focus on vulnerable groups, especially women and children, equal and unhindered access to basic services provided by the Pakistani authorities and humanitarian partners; 2) meeting the urgent needs, including the provision of tents, blankets and other basic necessities; and 3) coordination and support to accommodation for IDPs in public buildings and in camps. The relief to the internally displaced in the northwestern provinces of Pakistan is acute in the light of the cold winter that will hit hard and cause suffering to the already very vulnerable IDPs. UNHCR¿s appeal is currently only funded with almost 38 per cent.
Ukraine Local Empowerment and Accountability and Development (ULEAD) Phase I Decentralisation is a top reform priority for the government of Ukraine. As part of the reform local councils have new responsibilities, including larger budgets and local executive committees. Since early 2015 local authorities have benefitted from decentralized budgets and laws have strengthened the linkages between districts. Further legislation is needed to bring the new arrangements in line with the constitution. 

The Danish contribution to the decentralisation reform is provided via the European Union’s programme: Ukraine Local Empowerment and Accountability and Development (U-LEAD; 2016-2022) through a delegated cooperation to the EU. 

The overall objective is to contribute to the establishment of multilevel governance, which is transparent, accountable and responsive to the needs of the population. 

The specific objectives for the two components are: 1) To enhance the capacity of key actors at central, regional and local levels to implement the regional policy and decentralisation reform and 2) To improve delivery of local administrative services for the benefit of the citizens. 

The programme is jointly financed by the EU, Germany, Poland and Denmark and is implemented by Germany (GIZ) and Sweden (SIDA).
Afghanistan Country Programme - TP 1: Governance, Democracy and Human Rights Supports Afghan state to fulfil its obligations as a duty bearer and enhances the ability of rights holders to voice their needs and use their capacities for the promotion of accountability, transparency, inclusion and non-discrimination.
Nødhjælp i forbindelse med oversvømmelser i Bolivia 2014 Nødhjælp i forbindelse med oversvømmelser i Bolivia 2014 Nødhjælp i forbindelse med oversvømmelser i Bolivia 2014 Nødhjælp i forbindelse med oversvømmelser i Bolivia 2014
Public meetings on present Development Issues Public meetings on present Development Issues
Process Consultancy Support / Joan Jubran Process Consultancy Support / Joan Jubran Process Consultancy Support / Joan Jubran Process Consultancy Support / Joan Jubran
Danish Refugee Council activities in Iraq, 2015 Danish Refugee Council has been present in Iraq through the past 10 years leaving them well established before the recent years deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the country. This has contributed to ensuring that the organisation has access to hard-to-reach areas of the country making it a central implementation partner to the international humanitarian organisations. The Danish Refugee Council also acts as a central part of the coordination structure through its co-leadership of three sector working groups.
INERA - Restauration et amelioration de la productivite de peuplements de karite au BF INERA - Restauration et amelioration de la productivite de peuplements de karite au BF INERA - Restauration et amelioration de la productivite de peuplements de karite au BF INERA - Restauration et amelioration de la productivite de peuplements de karite au BF
TII Reacting Project The objective is: civil society, media and business strengthened and play an active role - as part of collaborative action - on supporting the implementation of the Corruption Prevention and Eradication Strategy (Stranas PPK) at National and Local Level.
HURIDOCS HRC Resolutions Analyser The Human Rights Council Analyzer project created a website named RightDocs where users can search and analyse Human Rights Council (HRC) related information, including resolutions, votes, sponsorships and reports. Its goal was to enhance the transparency of the prime UN human rights mechanism, and make it easier for advocates, diplomats and researchers with limited resources to access the Council. Within one month after the soft launch, the website attracted more than 400
subscribers and more than 5,000 page views. It has also received very positive feedback on effectiveness and usability.
Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2015, Save the Children 2015 Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2015, Save the Children 2015 Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2015, Save the Children 2015 Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2015, Save the Children 2015
Climate Envelope 2015. World Meteorological Organization. Engaging weather presenters as climate communicators phase II 2015-2016 Climate Envelope 2015. World Meteorological Organization. Engaging weather presenters as climate communicators phase II 2015-2016
Contribution to Law and Order Trust Fund-Afghanistan through the EUD-A Support to Law and Order Trust Fund (LOTFA) 2017
Støtte til African Youth Panel (AYP) 2014-2015 Det overordnede formål med African Youth Panel er at fremme unges rettigheder og indflydelse på Afrikas udvikling. African Youth Panel (AYP) arbejder med fortalervirksomhed, kapacitetsopbygning og videndeling mellem unge på tværs af det afrikanske kontinent. Organisationen blev etableret som et led i Afrikakommissionens arbejde og fokuserer nu på at sikre afrikanske unges engagement og indflydelse på udviklingsdagsordenen frem mod og efter 2015 på internationalt, regionalt og nationalt niveau. Den aktuelle støtte har til formål at sikre en bæredygtig udfasning af Danidas støtte til organisationen.
Conflict Prevention, Recovery and peace building in Chittagong Hill Tracts in Bangladesh The support will facilitate confidence building to solve long standing problems to development and sustainability in the CHT.
UNU-WIDER 2015 The Danish core-funding to UNU WIDER will contribute to research and political analysis of structural changes which influence the living conditions for the world's poor.
Droits Humains et Démocratie au Burkina Faso The thematic programme aims to strengthen human rights and democracy in Burkina Faso through a three-pronged support for: 
1) effective fundamental rights and implementation of Universal Periodic Review commitments
2) strengthen capacity of community police for community engagement, build trust between police and citizens, and enhance social cohesion
3) increasingly autonomous CSOs, able to claim the rights of their members, promote human right and women¿s rights, and civilian engagement.

The programme aligns with the policies and strategies of the Burkinabe government. Additionally, it introduces a strategic reorientation of support to the governance sector by applying a human rights based approach, introduce a new partner; Ministry of Internal Security and the police, and take into account issues pertaining to security and human rights in the Sahel region.
WFP efforts in relation to the floods in Myanmar, 2015 Myanmar er aktuelt ramt af store oversvømmelser efter kraftig monsunregn. Ifølge Myanmars nationale katastrofemyndigheder og OCHA, FN¿s sekretariat for koordination af den
internationale nødhjælp, er 1.1 mio. kritisk ramt af, hvad der betragtes som den værste
oversvømmelse i Myanmar i årtier. Mindst 106 mennesker er døde, 297.000 husstande er blevet
midlertidigt fordrevet og meget store landbrugsområder er oversvømmet.

FN¿s Fødevareprogram (WFP) vurderer, at næsten 455.000 mennesker har behov for
øjeblikkelig fødevarebistand i de hårdest ramte områder i Myanmar (Ayeyarwady, Bago, Chin,
Kachin, Magway, Mon, Rakhine og Sagaing). WFP har igangsat en hurtig nødhjælpsindsats og
leverer på nuværende tidspunkt livreddende mad til 338.000 mennesker. WFP samarbejder
med regeringen, FN-organisationer og lokale NGO¿er om at dele maden ud. I de områder, der
kun kan tilgås med fly, hjælper regeringen og tre luftfartsselskaber WFP med at transportere
maden. WFP har appelleret til det internationale samfund om at dække finansieringsbehovet for
mad til befolkningen i de oversvømmede områder indtil slutningen af året.

Finansieringsbehovet er per 12. august opgjort til godt 18 mio. USD, men forventes at kunne vokse
efterhånden som antallet af berørte mennesker stiger.
Somalia stabilitetsfond og støtte til FGS Un Joint Programme on Local Governance - stability and good governance in Somalia
Rammeaftale mellem CSIS og Danmark 2014-2015 Rammeaftale mellem CSIS og Danmark 2014-2015
Technical Advisory Office i Amman, Jordan. Technical Advisory Office i Amman, Jordan.
Workshop: The Role of Development Cooperation in the Prevention of Mass Atrocities and R2P Workshoppen har til formål at belyse sammenhængen mellem Responsibility to Protect og udviklingssamarbejde med fokus på lande i det østlige Afrika. Workshoppen arrangeres i samarbejde med USAID og forventes at have deltagelse af såvel nationale og regionale repræsentanter (regering og civilsamfund) som udviklingseksperter fra danske og amerikanske repræsentationer samt fra likemindede lande. I alt forventes 50 personer at deltage i workshoppen, der afholdes i Kampala, Uganda.
DUF DAPP 2014-2015 Ongoing turmoil, increased polarization and instability in the MENA region underlines the continuous need for support to a strengthened civil society by involvement of youth and youth organisations. Structural challenges for youth remain largely the same even though the overall national and regional context has changed tremendously since the formulation of DUFs MENA-DK Youth Programme 2014-2016 'Strengthening Youth Agency'. Youth is still marginalized socially, economically and politically and there is need to support democracy, strengthen cooperation and dialogue across borders and strengthen the role of youth in society. DUF will address the development objective: A strengthened civil society and democratic political culture in the MENA-region where youth are organised and youth organisations have influence through three programme objectives: 1) Youth organisations in the MENA region increases capacity in and practical experience with influencing own societies and contributes to reform and democratization processes. 2) Youth and youth organisations in MENA and Denmark increase capacity in and practical experience with dialogue and cooperation across political, cultural and geographical divides. 3) Danish youth organisations are committed to support and engage in reform and democratization processes in the MENA region by using and developing own organisational experiences and competences, and through participation in public debates and events. The core of DUF's programme remains our youth-to-youth approach. Experience shows that youth-led initiatives give rise to unique commitment and approach to cooperation and joint projects to build trust and create strong sense of ownership. The outcome is not merely cost effective but, more importantly, sustainable. Work is focused on the well tested programme components of especially the MENA pool including advisory services, learning activities, cross-political network and the Ambassadors for Dialogue programme.
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EU Emergency Trust Fund for Africa (EUTF). 2015-2016. The European Union Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing root causes of irregular migration and displaced persons in Africa (EUTF for Africa) was created to address the root causes of instability, forced displacement and irregular migration and to contribute to better migration management.

Programmes under the EU Trust Fund for Africa are implemented in twenty six partner countries across three regions of Africa: the Sahel and Lake Chad, the Horn of Africa and North Africa.

These countries face growing challenges ranging from demographic pressure, extreme poverty, weak social and economic infrastructure, internal tensions and institutional weaknesses to insufficient resilience to food crises and environmental stress.

Activities focus on four strategic objectives:
1. Greater economic and employment opportunities
2. Strengthening resilience of communities
3. Improved migration management
4. Improved governance and conflict prevention
Rio+20 - CISU - Civil Society Activities in the area of Climate and Environment, contribution 2014-2016 The overall aim of the appropriation is to bring momentum and relevance into negotiation processes on climate and environment by engaging and involving the civil society in developing countries. In order to secure a transparent, lean and professional process an agreement was reached in 2013 with "Civil Society in Development - CISU" to administer a Climate and Environemnt Fund (CEF) where Danish civil society organisations can apply for Funding to activities in developing countries. Under a previous project an application round took place in 2013. The NexT application round was in October 2014. Two more application rounds are envisaged in 2015 and 2016. The focus is on activities related to capacity building and specific advocacy on behalf of or together with poor and underrepresented target Groups in the Sourht, primarity linked to regional and international political and international political and strategic Development processes and negotiations on subjects regarding climate and environemnt (such as the climate COP´s and the post 2015 process on formulating sustainable development goals). Consideration is given to ensure that the Projects supported are demand-driven and that partnerships are genuine. A desk appraisal has appraised CEF positively.
Seminar on employment and jobs in development programmes The seminar examined how a selection of donors, development agencies and development interventions: 
A) Analyse the nexus between growth, employment, income, productivity and jobless Growth.
B) Utilize employment generation as an indicator for success in programming, and 
C) Aim to measure employment in affiliated indicator and M&E systems.
A panel discussion with Q&A from participants examined if the indicator of employment should or could be relevantly supplemented - or made more operational - with the inclusion of other indicators (e.g. income). The following questions were discussed:
1) Is employment creation a realistic goal? Do we have sufficient evidence of the potential links to increases in employment, from increases in productivity, competitiveness and incomes?
2) Can employment creation readily be combined with other priorities, such as a poverty focus, gender, environmental concerns and a rural focus? Do programmes accept/use employment as a priority focus or do they choose other priorities?
3) Is understanding of the employment dynamic sufficiently widespread and agreed upon to enhance measurement? 
4) How are goals of employment supervised and addressed in M&E systems?