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Inception Review Africa Continental Free Trade Area In continuation of the appraisal the Inception Review will follow up on recommendations in relation to the institutional set-up and funding modalities related to the suppor to the AfCFTA Secretariat.
Food and Agriculture organization of the United Nations (FAO) flash appeal funding Afghanistan 2022 Averting a food security catastrophe/famine by protecting livelihoods, agriculture and livestock production for 5 million people in Afghanistan in the winter and spring of 2022.
World Food Programme humanitarian action in Mali, 2023.2024 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of WFP Humanitarian Response Plan for Mali 2023 including reaching 5.7 million people in need.
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 this hyperlink below: https://www.wfp.org/publications This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of WFP Humanitarian Response Plan for Mali 2023 including reaching 5.7 million people in need.
Formulation of PDP programme document To carry out a programme identification phase with emphasis on lessons learned and analysing achievements to date, scoping and consideration of alternative or new modalities for the new PDF, suggestions of strategic approach to a Facility also encompassing funds/models like the CAIF, possible alignment and involvement of relevant stakeholders.
Seksuel og reproduktiv sundhed og rettigheder i Vietnam - et projekt om viden, holdninger og kompetencer In the end 1200 young people are able to protect their right to protection against HIV/AIDS, 100 local authorities/organizations have increased their knowledge of these rights, and activities have been integrated in the plans of local partners.
Ottawa konventionens sponsorprogram Ottawa konventionens sponsorprogram Ottawa konventionens sponsorprogram Ottawa konventionens sponsorprogram
Extension of Country Programme for Mali - MEAL The objective of MEAL budget line is to ensure the continuation of the more elaborated
and expanded monitoring & evaluation system in security challenged zones, donor coordination,
accountability (value for money and forensic audits) as well as learning for the extension period.
The budget line may be used for all interventions that can support monitoring, auditing and
adaptation, as well as coordination with other programmes and among donors. It may also
support bridging activities to a possible new country programme.
OSCE bidrag Moskva-mekanismen i Ukraine OSCE bidrag til Moskva-mekanismen i Ukraine
Adaptation and Finalisation of formulation of APPS The Africa Partnership for Peace and Sustainability (APPS) sets out the overall objectives for Denmark's approach to engage with African institutions across Danish policy priorities and instruments, particularly the Danish development policy “The World We Share",  the Foreign and Security Policy from May 2023 and the upcoming Africa Plan.
Early Warning for All The Danish support to EW4All will enable implementation of multi-hazard early warning systems (MHEWS) in 5 LDCs in Africa (Niger, Somalia, South Sudan, Uganda and Tanzania) which will significantly reduce the loss of life and economic and material impacted by disasters or severe climate events. This will be done through production, analysis, interpretation and use of climate and risk information to strengthen MHEWS. Also, countries will get the capacity to monitor and forecast priority hazards to generate and disseminate actionable early warning responses, in line with the Multi Hazard Early Warning for all Africa Action Plan 2023 –2027, to save lives, protect property and livelihood. Communities will get their capacity developed to respond, prevent or mitigate impacts of climate related hazards. All countries will also get an enabling policy environment for effective coordination between relevant agencies and stakeholders.
DSIF - Ghana - Review of Fiber Cable Project Review of Fiber Cable Project in Ghana.
Trust Fund for the Special Programme on Institutional Strengthening for the Chemicals Cluster Policies and legal, institutional and fiscal strategies and mechanisms for sound chemicals management and waste prevention and sound management developed or implemented in countries within the framework of relevant multilateral environmental agreements and the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM)
Türkiye: Strategic Sector Cooperation on Energy 3. phase The capacity of the Turkish Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources is strengthened in order to develop relevant policies, strategies and solutions to enable planning and implementation of a just, least-cost, efficient energy transition, and sustainable development for Türkiye. In this way Türkiye can enhance their changing framework conditions after signing of the Paris Agreement and announcing a revised NDC and Net Zero Plan for 2053.
Primary Health Project in Herat Province Primary Health Project in Herat Province
CISU CCAM The Climate Change Adaptation Modality (CCAM) is a grant mechanism which aims to support Danish CSOs in building resilience to climate change in poor and vulnerable communities. It will function as an integrated part of the CISU Civil Society Fund (CSF).  In addition to the general CSF guidelines, specific CCAM guidelines with relevant assessment criteria (reflecting the Rio Marker on climate change adaptation) has been developed. 

The CCAM shall strive to link poverty reduction and locally led climate change adaptation and help strengthen community participation in decision-making and evidence-based advocacy for pro-poor climate change adaptationsolutions. Funded interventions need to be effective in reaching poor and climate vulnerable groups and contribute to climate resilience, reduced inequality, economic development, and where relevant promote alternative green jobs. Through the CCAM, targeted adaptation funding can tangibly contribute to the removal of barriers on behalf of civil society partners and target groups in accessing resources (capacity development, investments) and promote sustainable local solutions as well as influence in decision-making processes at local and national levels (advocacy).

All Danish CSOs (excluding CSOs with a strategic partnership agreement with the MFA) can apply for funds from CCAM for climate change adaptation activities, as long as they fulfill the criteria set out by the MFA guidelines, e.g. that they are applying with a partner from the global South.
ROI: Save the Children: Resilient communities for displacement affected youth and families with children and adolescents Displacement affected youth or families with children or adolescents are often overlooked as a particular target group needing consistent and long-term support to ensure economic resilience and prevention of unsafe and risky livelihood choices at the detriment of children or youth. Lack of (re)integration and durable solutions make this target group urgently vulnerable. Though livelihoods in general is identified as a priority area by both humanitarians and development actors, the specific dynamics of child sensitive or youth focused socio-economic empowerment and its relation to child protection often falls between the cracks of humanitarian self-reliance initiatives. Similarly, initiatives like the ‘Citizens Charter’ focuses more broadly on basic service provision, but do not always adequately respond to endemic unsafe livelihood coping mechanisms of child labour or household investment in child migration. This project seeks to “build resilient communities for displacement affected youth and families with children and adolescents through support to livelihoods and child protection”.
Although the overall objective will remain the same, Save the Children (SC) has made the following adjustments to adapt to new situation and ensure relevance and feasibility:
• Due to the closure of the office in Kunduz, SC decided add Kabul as a target location, because the province is overwhelmed with IDPs arriving from various provinces. Humanitarian needs are high, and immediate lifesaving interventions will also contribute to the resilience of families to the shocks they are facing.
• SC decided to focus on food security and livelihoods along with distribution of NFI’s to affected households in the target provinces.
• CP activities are removed from this application for strategic reasons, as the country office (CO) has decided to follow an approach of portfolio level integration that would ensure quality while minimising risks in the current context. This means that instead of individual projects doing multiple sectors in each province, the CO prefers projects to be more focused.
• This project will therefore focus on livelihoods support (business training and grants for IGAs), cash for work and distribution of NFIs that will include winterization items.
Inception for Sector Strategic Cooperation in Brazil - Energy Inception for Sector Strategic Cooperation in Brazil - Energy
The inception phase is preparation and programming of a project document.
International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT) Contribution to IRCT 2018
The World Bank: Socio-economic Inclusion of Refugees and Host Communities Project in Rwanda The objective of the Danish contribution of DKK 33 million to the ongoing "Socio-economic Inclusion of Refugees and Host Communities Project" is to improve access to and quality of health services for refugees and host communities in Kirehe district, Rwanda. This will be achieved by upgrading the Nyarubuye Health Center (NHC) from level I to II. This would serve 192,000 people (132,000 host community and 60,000 refugees from the Mahama camp).

This contribution aims at addressing issues such as 1) limited access to camp-based health services in the Mahama camp due to overcrowding, 2) lack of access to essential services like dental and ophthalmology services for both refugees and host communities. 

The contribution will be in line with the Rwandan Government’s National Strategy for Transformation, Health Sector Strategy, Strategic Plan for Refugee Inclusion and the Kirehe District Development Strategy.
DRK/IFRC humanitarian appeal for support to Türkiye 2023 The support will contribute to Turkish Red Crescent’s capacity to e.g.
- Provide shelter including tents, blankets, sleeping bags, bed chairs, 
mattresses, heaters, tarpaulins, lanterns and kitchen sets
- As part of the immediate response to basic needs provide hot food and 
distribute food parcels and cash support
- Provide urgent MHPSS and distribute hygiene kits
- Utilise call centres, crisis coordination centres, communicate information 
via SMS and include PSEA policies as part of training for staff and 
volunteers to ensure no unintentional harm takes place on the field

Annual report will be published online: https://www.ifrc.org/our-promise/trust-and-accountability/annual-report Through IFRC’s global humanitarian appeal, support to deploy basecamp units of Danish Red cross as well as support Turkish Red Cross’ work in Türkiye. Providing urgent and lifesaving emergency aid to Türkiye following the earthquakes that hit on February 6, 2023.
IMR - Institut for Menneskerettigheder - Udviklingssamarbejde - 1997-2021 Danish Institute for Human Rights 2018
Supporting the involvement of developing countries in the INC for an international legally binding instrument on plastic pollution To support the implementation of operative paragraph 7 of UNEA resolution 5/14 allowing for the effective participation of developing countries in the work of the intergovernmental negotiating committee
Desk study of the interlinkages between climate change and gender equality and SRHR Desk based study and synthesis of existing data and evidence that documents the interlinkages between climate change and gender equality and SRHR as well as identification of gaps in data and evidence, overview of relevant position papers and policy briefs, overview of best practices, with the aim to inform strategic engagement in climate change, gender equality and SRHR policies and programmes.
European Investment Bank 2021 Interest subsidies provided to soften the terms of loans administered by the EIB.
Somalia Stability Fund Phase III The Danish support is part of the support provided through the Peace and Stabilisation Fund as part of the Peace and Stabilisation Programme for the Horn of Africa 2023-26 under its thematic priority on Political Stability – Outcome 1: “Political settlements in Somalia at federal, state and local level, in the Somali region of Ethiopia and targeted regional cross border areas are more inclusive and stable”. 

SSF objective will directly contribute to Outcome 1 on political stability of the PSP HoA, i.e. Political settlements in Somalia at federal, state and local level, in the Somali region of Ethiopia and targeted regional cross border areas are more inclusive and stable.

With a more tightly defined political objective of the SSF III will prioritise work on political settlements, reconciliation and social contract (Output 1, 2 & 4 – see section below) at the federal level and across all states (and in-between where appropriate).  Output 3 will work on Democratisation and local governance. Output 4 will focus on social contract and output 5 will be a research pillar.
Identification Ferry Project Mykolaiv, Ukraine The consultant will document the outcome of the identification phase as the basis for the Ferry Project formulation. A brief outline of the intended project will be prepared, along with background documentation and Terms of references for follow-up activities to facilitate the project's preparation and implementation.
Inclusive refugee responses Programme (IRRP) 2023-2026 The objective for this specific programme is “To enhance self-reliance, resilience, and long-term stability for refugees and host communities in especially Turkana County by supporting Kenya’s national and locally led development efforts to improve access to inclusive basic social services, thereby contributing to a reduction in inequality and poverty.” 

Overall, the Programme is organised in three thematic focus areas implemented through three different projects. The Programme is part of an alliance partnering with LEGO Foundation, Novo Nordisk Foundation and Poul Due Jensen/Grundfos Foundation working towards the same overall vision of enhancing inclusive refugee responses.  

The thematic focus areas are supported primarily through assistance to the specific area within health, education, water, self-reliance and resilience building. The projects are interlinked and contribute to the programme objective by addressing different aspects such a capacity development, services delivery, and resilience and self-reliance building.
Improving Access to Justice - Lower Courts Southern Province Improving Access to Justice - Lower Courts Southern Province
UNICEF WASH Ethiopia 2022-2025 The Danish Government has allocated DKK 200 million for supporting this programme from 2022 to 2025. Denmark’s contribution will provide funding for the implementation of the broader 2020-2025 strategy but will also use earmarking to prioritize access to basic water services for more than 500,000 people and the implementation of new climate resilient WASH schemes in Ethiopia. The focus of this earmarking fits with the Danish development priorities around access to water as articulated in the Danish Minister for Development Cooperation’s four-year strategy 2019-2023, and the focus of the new Danish Strategy for Development Cooperation, “The World We Share”. Included in the first objective within Climate, Nature and Environment of the new Danish strategy is the ensuring of new and improved access to water in Africa in rural and urban areas, including drinking water and sanitation.  The focus on climate resilient WASH, also matches the greener development cooperation focus of the Danish Government’s long-term strategy for global climate action. 

The programme has four main components: 
1) Sector coordination
2) End open defecation
3) Rural WASH
4) Urban and refugee WASH
Danmarks Radio - Information and engagement activities in relation to the Ukraine crisis Inform and end engage Danish citizens regarding Danish development cooperation and the situation in Ukraine.
Contribution to AILAC administered by UNDP The Independent Association of Latin America and the Caribbean (AILAC) consists of eight countries (Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Panama, Paraguay and Peru) that have common interests and positions related to climate change.

By contributing to the AILAC secretariat with 5 million DKK in 2024, Denmark will support the progressive Latin American countries in the COP negotiations and other climate fora and build bridges to ambitious G77 countries, in line with Danish priorities. Colombia no longer holds the pro tempore presidency of AILAC, but nevertheless prioritises international support to the Secretariat. In 2024, Honduras and Panama will hold the presidency. A Danish contribution can help build strong relations with Colombia, Panama and other strategic partners in the region on the climate agenda and strengthen the Danish profile as a bridge builder between the Global North and South for the climate negotiations.

The Danish contribution will be administered by UNDP through their Progressive Platforms, which is part of the flagship project, Climate Promise. The platform is multi-donor funded and is planned to operate for the period 2023-2026. The main purpose is to support various progressive entities and groups to, among other things, ensure engagement in the UNFCCC processes and ultimately the achievement of the Paris Agreement. 

The Danish support is earmarked for specific activities in 2024 agreed between Denmark and AILAC with
assistance from UNDP in accordance with the OECD DAC guidelines for development assistance.
The contribution is implemented from § 06.38.02.18. The SDG Facility, which the Embassy in Colombia has access to in its role as a climate frontpost.
OEDC-DAC Chair Work and Budget 2023-2026 To cover the cost the of the Office of the DAC Chair, as part of the OECD/DAC Programme of Work and Budget (PWB) for 2023-2024.
Support to EDM component The overall objective is to support rehabilitation and enlargement of the distribution system in Maputo.
Syrien-Irak 2022-2025. Syrian Civil Defence (White Helmets) Through a delegated cooperation agreement with United Kingdom's Foreign and Commonwealth Development Office (UK FCDO) the outcome of this project is to sustain Syrian Civil Defense (SCD) operations to provide essential services in northwest Syria so that needs of affected populations are better met to save lives, ensure their safety, and support accountability to contribute to the stabilisation of Northwest (NW) Syria. This outcome supports short and medium term stabilisation needs in Syria by contributing to preventing displacement and by making a moderate actor an alternative to extremism through the provision of essential and life-saving services and bolstering community resilience.

The SCD is one of the only impartial service providers in NW Syria with a highly trained volunteer force capable of providing lifesaving and essential services. When violence is minimal, the SCD leverages its resources to deliver services to civilians across the northwest. This has included repairing critical water and electricity infrastructure and, currently, raising awareness of COVID-19. As moderate opposition government service providers have retreated, the SCD and the services it provides have increased in importance. More importantly, the SCD continues to play a critical role when violence erupts by providing lifesaving emergency response services. This includes search and rescue, emergency medical response, and an early warning system to reduce civilian casualties. The SCD also monitors ceasefires and provides information to the international community on the humanitarian situation. As such, the SCD plays a critical role in maintaining stability in the region despite larger destabilising forces.
Digitalisation of  Danida annual reports Digitalisation of Danida annual reports 1962 - 2002
Support to Health Basket Fund, Tanzania In phasing out health sector support, the prioritised engagements have a strong focus on system strengthening for increased sustainability and providing health services to the most vulnerable and services within sexual and reproductive health and rights as well as people living with disabilities. The support will go to two civil society organisations and the Health Basket Fund, which is implemented through the government.
Appraisal af tre migrationsprojekter. 2023. External desk appraisal for three migration projects, including ICMPD's project in West Africa, IOM's projects in Morocco and Algeria, respectively. Ekstern appraisal af projektdokumenter tbf. kommende støtte til ICMPD's projekt i Vestafrika samt to beskyttelsesprojekter med henholdsvis IOM i Marokko og IOM i Algeriet.
UNDP OCHA Somalia HF 2022 Meeting the objectives of the 2022 Humanitarian Response Plan for Somalia.
Sustainable and durable solutions for refugees Denmark will continue contributing to the promotion of regional peace and stability and supporting Uganda as an important partner in ensuring sustainable local responses to the pressure from refugees. Denmark will  promote climate-resilience, self-reliance, income creation and access to SRHR services in the refugee-affected areas, targeting refugees as well as host communities. Women and youth will be key target groups. Promote sustainable and durable solutions for refugees and support Uganda’s stabilising role in the region.
Nordic Trust Fund for Good Governance Nordic Trust Fund for Governance blev oprettet i 2002 med indskud fra Danmark, Finland, Norge og Sverige mhp. at initiere aktiviteter under den Afrikanske Udviklingsbank (AfDB) til fremme af god regeringsførelse i Afrika. Den nordiske trustfund for god regeringsførelse blev lukket ved udgangen af 2009. 
 
En evaluering viser, at indsatserne finansieret af trustfunden har været værdifulde og relevante for modtagerne, samt at trustfunden har bidraget til AfDB's interne kapacitetsopbygning indenfor governance-området. Afrikabanken har derfor besluttet at føre trustfunden videre som et multidonor arrangement. Danmark og de andre nordiske lande godkendte i 2010, at restbeløbet på den nordiske trustfund blev overført til den nye multidonor trustfund.
Phase II of the UNDP Mykolaiv Recovered project Danish contribution in support of Phase II of the UNDP Mykolaiv Recovered project