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Capacity-building program for reintegration and social protection. 2019-2022. Reintegration into the Afghan society, for Persons with Specific Needs (PSN)
Support to the UNSG High-Level Panel on Internal Displacement 2020-2021 The objective of the grant is to support work of the UN High-Level Panel on Internal Displacement through to its completion end of 2021. The Panel has been tasked by the UN Secretary-General to identify innovative actions for concrete solutions and tangible changes on the ground across the spectrum of internal displacement caused by armed conflict, generalized violence, human rights violations, natural disasters and the adverse effects of climate change.

The grant will support a report by the UN High Level Panel on Internal Displacement with concrete and practical recommendations to Member States, the United Nations system, and other relevant stakeholders on how to better respond to internal displacement and achieve government-led durable solutions. The panel will further focus on five focus areas listed below. 

For more information please visit: https://www.un.org/internal-displacement-panel/ The objective of the grant is to support work of the UN High-Level Panel on Internal Displacement through to its completion end of 2021. The Panel has been tasked by the UN Secretary-General to identify innovative actions for concrete solutions and tangible changes on the ground across the spectrum of internal displacement caused by armed conflict, generalized violence, human rights violations, natural disasters and the adverse effects of climate change.
UNMIK (Kosovo) FNs Fredsbev.org. UNDPKO pålignet bidrag, 15% UNMIK blev etableret med sikkerhedsrådsresolution 1244 (1999) med formål om, at sikre rammerne for et fredeligt og normalt liv for Kosovos indbyggere samt reginal stabilitet i Vestbalkan. Under UNMIK ligger også the European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo (EULEX), som missionens repræsentanter løbende koordinerer med. EULEX bærer operationelt ansvar inden for området af retssikkerhed.
Preparation of Evaluation Study on Denmark's implementation of the National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security The evaluation study will provide concrete and operational guidance to staff of the three signatories on how to design and implement activities in order to meet the commitments of the NAP 2020-2024.
To contribute to a common understanding and language about UNSR 1325 for the three signatories of the Danish National Action Plan (MFA, MoD and the Danish National Police). To provide practical guidance on how to  meet the commitments under the three Strategic Goals of the NAP
Core contribution to UNICEF 2018-2022 The overarching goal of UNICEF is to drive results for the most disadvantaged
children and young people. Anchored in the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the 5 Goal Areas of the UNICEF Strategic Plan, 2018–2021 are specifically keyed to drive progress towards the
achievement of the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. The 5 goal areas are:

1. Every child survives and thrives
2. Every child learns
3. Every child is protected from violence and exploitation
4. Every child lives in a safe and clean environment
5. Every child has an equitable chance in life
UNAMID. AFRICAN UNION - UNITED NATIONS HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR UNAMID had the protection of civilians as its core mandate, but was also tasked with contributing to security for humanitarian assistance, monitoring and verifying implementation of agreements, assisting an inclusive political process, contributing to the promotion of human rights and the rule of law, and monitoring and reporting on the situation along the borders with Chad and the Central African Republic (CAR).

UNAMID ended its activities on 31 December 2020.
Extractives Industries Transparency Initiative The Programme will enhance the effectiveness of Anti-Corruption efforts through strengthened cooperation, advocacy, monitoring and research in key organisations and networks at national and international level.
World Bank Multi-Donor Trust Fund for Africa's Digital Economy The AU’s ”Moonshot” ambition, that African individuals, businesses and institutions should be digitally enabled by 2030, is supported through contributions to the DDP. The contribution funds a number of thematic studies and country diagnostics performed by the World Bank in order to prepare for bankable and fundable projects that contribute to Africa’s digitization within digital infrastructure, digital skills, digital platforms, digital financial solutions and digital entrepreneurship.
Special agreement(s) between MFA and the Danish Emergency Management Agency (DEMA, Beredskabsstyrelsen), since 2021 The special agreement between the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and the Danish Emergency Management Agency (DEMA) covers;
- Flexible funds of DKK 5 million for acute relief assistance
- Extraordinary humanitarian support
DEMA has for a number of years received grants from the MFA for use in connection with international missions to humanitarian crisis, to which DEMA has received a request to contribute. These missions are, in most cases, part of a response to an acute humanitarian disaster or crisis, which is why it is crucial that DEMA can quickly secure approval of funding for these efforts. On an annual basis, these efforts typically amounted to up to DKK 5 million.
Against this background, since 2013, the MFA and DEMA have entered into an annual agreement that provides for a flexible pool of funds of DKK 5 million on an annual basis. The flexible funds are managed in accordance with ”Retningslinjer for anvendelse af midler fra den fleksible pulje til Beredskabsstyrelsens akutte internationale humanitære indsatser” (see annex) This appropriation note forms the basis for the agreement between DEMA and the MFA for the year 2021. Special Agreement between Danish Ministry of foreign Affairs and the Danish Emergency Management (DEMA), since 2021.
DEMA has for a number of years received grants from the MFA for use in connection with international missions to humanitarian crisis, to which DEMA has received a request to contribute. These missions are, in most cases, part of a response to an acute humanitarian disaster or crisis, which is why it is crucial that DEMA can quickly secure approval of funding for these efforts. 
The flexible funds aim to provide rapid and effective humanitarian aid to populations affected by humanitarian disasters or in immediate danger in developing countries.
Training Institute on Migration Capacity Partnership for the Mediterranean The overall objective of the project is to contribute to building migration capacity partnerships by establishing a permanent and accredited regional training institute offering quality-assured, bespoke learning and coaching experiences that result in certification for migration actors in Southern Partner Countries.
Sector Strategic Cooperation phase 1. Danish Energy Agency. Egypt Strategic Energy Sector Cooperation between Denmark and Egypt
Working Paper on approaches to evaluation on financial and development additionality The main objective is to map the use and interpretation of financial additionality as well as development additionality within development finance and contribute to an improved international agreement on how additionality should be defined and especially measured as an important element within blended finance operations
Gender for democracy: Strengthening gender justice in Georgia, Ukraine and Denmark Improved gender justice in Georgia and Ukraine
Strategic Partnership with WFP - Core contribution and Innovation  2020-2022 Strategic Partnership with WFP - Core contribution and Innovation 2020-2022
Support to promotion of democracy, good governance, rule of law and resepct for human rights in Tanzania, through the organisation Jamii Forum JAMII FORUMS LIMITED is a non-governmental-organization in Tanzania, East Africa, that advocates and promotes digital freedom of expression, access to information and a safe and secure internet space.
DRC/IFRC efforts in relation to the ebola crisis in DR Congo, 2019 DRC/IFRC efforts in relation to the ebola crisis in DR Congo 2019
Creating access to basic and affordable renewable energy services outside the national electricity grid in Uganda The strategic objective of BGFA is to create access to basic and affordable renewable energy services for energy poor people living outside the national electricity grid in Uganda and to accelerate private sector growth in energy generation in Uganda.
Review of updated results management framework and screening of project proposals in relation to the DK board seat in the Green Climate Fund Review of updated results management framework and screening of project proposals in relation to the DK board seat in the Green Climate Fund
International Media Support - NGO Call Afghanistan 2022-2023 The grant is awarded to the International Media Support project: Sustaining Independent Media in Afghanistan.

The overall objective of the project is stated as: Afghan public interest media and media workers are safeguarded and sustained to ensure the public’s continued access to relevant and reliable information. Afghan public interest media and media workers are safeguarded and sustained to ensure the public’s continued access to relevant and reliable information.
Caritas Denmark activities in Syria and the region, 2019 Caritas Denmark activities in Syria and the region 2019
Nordic Development Fund 2021-2030 NDF is a jointed Nordic International Finance Institution (IFI) focusing on the nexus between climate change and development in developing countries and countries in fragile situations, and with the majority of its funding flowing to sub-Saharan Africa. Since the introduction of its dedicated climate mandate in 2009, NDF has built a track-record of adding value by financing innovative climate mitigation and adaptation projects in close interaction with its extensive network of international partner institutions and funds. 

In 2020, the Nordic countries reached the agreement to recapitalize the NDF for the first time in 20 years. It was decided to recapitalize NDF with EUR 350 million from 2021-2031 which allow the Fund to continue and expand its engagement and partnerships with relevant countries and stakeholders to tackle the climate crisis. 

https://www.ndf.int/newsroom.html?category=35 The purpose of NDF is to advance Nordic leadership in addressing climate change and development challenges through financing, knowledge and partnerships.
Improving Confidence between the Population and the Internal Security forces by Support to The Ministry Of Security. Improving Confidence between the Population and the Internal Security forces
Denmark’s contribution to the United Nations Indigenous Fellowship Programme 2020-2021 The Indigenous Fellowship Programme (IFP) is a comprehensive human rights training programme that was established by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) in the context of the first International Decade of the World's Indigenous Peoples (1995-2004). The programme aims to build the capacity and expertise of indigenous representatives on the UN human rights system and mechanisms dealing with human rights in general and indigenous issues in particular, so they are in a better position to protect and promote the rights of their communities. The IFP is held annually and fellows from the programme are trained together during 4 to 5 weeks in Geneva. The date of the training programme usually coincides with the annual meeting of the UN Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, thus allowing the fellows to participate more actively in international advocacy while participating in the Programme. In 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual Fellowship Programme held in Geneva was cancelled and redesigned into a country-based programme with former Fellows posted as “Senior Fellows” in OHCHR country and regional offices, UN Country Teams (UNCTs) or UN Peacekeeping Operations.
Strengthening an integrated approach to implementation and monitoring of human rights and the 2030 Agenda in pilot developing countries 2019-2021 The objective of the development cooperation is to strengthen an integrated approach to implementation of human rights and the 2030 Agenda in pilot countries and through regional and global dialogue.
Analyse af Kinas udenrigspolitik i Sydøstasien med særligt henblik på Myanmar The overarching purpose with the project is to deliver in-dept analytical work, which can contribute to inform about the development in the danish foreign- and development politics in South East Asia by making comprehensive analysis' of China's role and interests in the region. The analytical work will primarily be based on secondary litterature, interviews and the researchers own observations and experiences from Vietman, Myanmar. Laos and Thailand.
Support to implementation of African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) - Programme Support The overall objective of the programme is to promote sustainable economic growth across the African continent by enhancing the regional economic integration and intra-African trade through the successful implementation of the African Con¬tinental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). The Agreement establi-shing the AfCFTA has been signed by 54 of 55 African Union member states and is thus the largest free trade agreement signed since the establishment of the World Trade Organisation. It covers 1.2 billion people and a total economy worth USD 2.5 trillion.

Key results expected:
- Finalization of phase two negotiations on competition policy, investment policy and intellectual property rights.
- A fully operational Secretariat is established and able to efficiently monitor the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area.
- Improved capacity amongst member states and regional economic communities to enable utilization of the new market opportunities created through the AfCFTA.
Danish Church Aid activities in Syria and the region, 2020 The grant supports the DanChuchAid project: Syria, Iraq, Lebanon Saving lives and strengthening self-protection through improved safety and dignity of conflict-affected communities and forcibly displaced people in Northeast Syria, Kurdish Region of Iraq and Lebanon.Strengthened protection and resilience of 42,200 crisis-affected people in Syria and Lebanon

The overall stated objective of the programme is: To strengthen self-protection and resilience to promote safety and dignity through the provision of life-saving support, improved risk reduction capacities, and increased access to vital humanitarian and protection services for vulnerable communities in the target areas in Syria, Iraq and Lebanon. Danish Church Aid activities in Syria and the region, 2020
Saving lives and strengthening self-protection through improved safety and dignity of conflict-affected communities and forcibly displaced people in Northeast Syria, Kurdish Region of Iraq and Lebanon.
Burkina - Agriculture 2021-2025 - Promote local community resilience and national economic resilience The objective is to promote local community resilience and national economic resilience with the perspective of reducing poverty by responding to local emergency needs, strengthening social safety nets, and supporting economic growth and creating job opportunities, especially for women and youth. 

Local resilience includes many aspects, including access to water, food security, employment, social cohesion and governance. The support will address the needs of the most vulnerable rural communities, including IDPs. The support will contribute to develop effective private sector led instruments, which focus on inclusiveness and access to business development in agro-business and agricultural value chains.
UNFPA humanitarian action in Afghanistan and the region, 2021 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of UNFPA’s updated humanitarian appeal for Afghanistan and the regional refugee preparedness and response plan for 2021. The grant seeks to support the protection of women and girls in humanitarian contexts. 

The UNFPA appeal for Afghanistan seek to target 1,6 million women and children by delivering: 

-	Lifesaving maternal health care services, including  basic emergency obstetric and newborn care, ante-natal and post- natal care services. 
-	Medical and psychosocial support to women and girls
-	Support to coordination on women’s protection response through the GBV sub-cluster
-	Maternal health drugs
-	Tele-initiatives improving access to reproductive health information. 

UNFPA response under the regional refugee preparedness and response plan: 
-	Support UNFPA’s response towards the refugee hosting neighbouring countries (Pakistan Iran, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). Focus for operations will be improving lifesaving maternal health care services and prevention of and response to SGBV. 


UNFPA's annual reports are available here: https://afghanistan.unfpa.org/en/publications Meeting the objectives of the UNFPA 2021 updated Humanitarian Appeal for Afghanistan and health and protection needs identified in the regional refugee preparedness and response plan with a significant focus to support the protection of women and girls in humanitarian contexts
World's Best News annual funding 2021 The World’s Best News: The MFA supports activities that engage and inform the Danish public regarding The Global Goals and global development. The World’s Best News gives the Danish Public constructive and relevant news and information about developmental issues and The Global Goals through media partnerships, events and educational materials.
Innovative and Gender-sensitive Nature-based Solutions for Resilience and Green Jobs The overall objective of this project is to create and scale green jobs by applying a Nature based Solutions (NbS) approach at a landscape level to harness nature's immense potential to provide for communities’ well-being, hereby enhancing their resilience to climate change in the Rwenzori Mountains in western Uganda. The project will raise awareness of climate change and support communities to restore degraded watersheds and forests prone to climate related flooding and landslides. Communities will be trained in sustainable natural resource management to support their livelihoods. Selected women and youth will receive vocational training and be connected to employers offering green jobs – for example, in sustainable timber production. Local community enterprises, such as those focusing on timber and honey, will be trained and connected to markets to support their growth.
Stakeholder workshops - strategic frames To hold stakeholder workshops in the process of formulating strategic frameworks for the Danish engagement in Bangladesh, Myanmar and Afghanistan. 

The strategic frameworks will cover all Danish interests and instruments and, as far as Denmark’s development engagement is concerned, also set out objectives and outcomes and prioritize all instruments. The strategic framework will decide which instruments to use and in which areas in order to reach its strategic objectives.

To include views of stakeholders in the formulation process workshops will be conducted. This project will cover the costs of workshops in Denmark.
Ungdomsbureauet - "Verdensmål i hænderne" 2022-2023 The objective of “Verdensmål i Hænderne” is to utilize Ungdomsbureuet’s expertise and capacity to engage students at vocational schools in issues related to the Danish development cooperation and the global goals.
The International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) funds for development work 2020-2023 Danish support to ICNL 2020-2023
Evaluation of climate change mitigation funding in developing countries Completed evaluation report: https://um.dk/en/danida-en/results/eval/eval_reports/publicationdisplaypage/?publicationID=8D52B5FA-EF23-438E-94FC-F73954ECC8C2 i) to document the achievements  of climate change mitigation funding ii) to analyse results , focusing on relevance, outcomes and impact and iii) to draft recommendations for future funding.
Afghanistan - what now? The objective of the seminar is to kick-start the important discussion about future engagement with Afghanistan based on an analytical assessment of the situation.
UNICEF Uganda 2019-2020 Humanitarian response; results framework not included. Danish humanitarian contribution to UNICEF in relation to inclusive education in Uganda, 2019-2020
Global Equailty Fund Phase IV The Fund aims to act as a platform for cross-sector collaboration with the objective of ensuring that LGBTI persons can exercise their human rights free from violence, severe discrimination and criminalization
Support to the AfCFTA The overall objective of the programme is to promote sustainable economic growth across the African continent by enhancing the regional economic integration and intra-African trade through the successful implementation of the African Con¬tinental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). The Agreement establi-shing the AfCFTA has been signed by 54 of 55 African Union member states and is thus the largest free trade agreement signed since the establishment of the World Trade Organisation. It covers 1.2 billion people and a total economy worth USD 2.5 trillion.

Key results expected:
- Finalization of phase two negotiations on competition policy, investment policy and intellectual property rights.
- A fully operational Secretariat is established and able to efficiently monitor the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area.
- Improved capacity amongst member states and regional economic communities to enable utilization of the new market opportunities created through the AfCFTA.
Operating grant for research administration to Danida Fellowship Centre 2021 The appropriation will continue the collaboration between Danida Fellowship Centre and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in effective and efficient management of Danish support for development research.

 Effective financial management of Danida research grants, including function as a secretariat for the Consultative Research Committee on Development Research (FFU), organizing annual research application rounds and general communication on Danida funded research activities.  Administration of scholarships for 90 PhD students
Support to ICNL - 2020-2023 In accordance with Denmark’s priority of promoting civic space in developing countries, Denmark’s support to ICNL will enable the organisation to continue providing legal expertise and strategic guidance with respect to the laws that affect civil society. This includes country level work with civil society and other stakeholders to empower them to advocate for, and where possible, collaborate in creating an enabling legal framework for civil society. It also involves support to civil society to navigate in restricted environments, helping CSOs to maintain their critical services and international support. Finally, the support will enable ICNL to create knowledge and raise awareness about civic space.

The development objective for Denmark’s engagement with ICNL is to promote respect for the right to association and assembly in the developing countries, with a particular focus on Africa.

The partner’s results description and results frameworks are global, general, and highly aggregated and the MFA core contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner. Please refer to the hyperlink below. 

https://www.icnl.org/our-work/monitoring-assessment Danish support to ICNL 2020-2023