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COMPREHENSIVE MAINTENANCE WORKS FOR UNRWA FACILITIES COMPREHENSIVE MAINTENANCE WORKS FOR UNRWA FACILITIES COMPREHENSIVE MAINTENANCE WORKS FOR UNRWA FACILITIES COMPREHENSIVE MAINTENANCE WORKS FOR UNRWA FACILITIES
2023 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - Environmental Health UNRWA will support the provision of environmental health services in Palestine refugee camps through solid waste management, improved WASH, fllod prevention and mitigation, as well as rehabilitation of UNRWA WASH infrastructure damaged by the conflict.
2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Quality Assurance (ICT) 2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Quality Assurance (ICT)
UNRWA, UNICEF LEBANON PARTNERSHIP FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES CHILDREN AND YOUTH, LEBANON UNRWA, UNICEF LEBANON PARTNERSHIP FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES CHILDREN AND YOUTH, LEBANON UNRWA, UNICEF LEBANON PARTNERSHIP FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES CHILDREN AND YOUTH, LEBANON UNRWA, UNICEF LEBANON PARTNERSHIP FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES CHILDREN AND YOUTH, LEBANON
2021Programme Budget - Syria - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management 2021Programme Budget - Syria - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management 2021Programme Budget - Syria - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management 2021Programme Budget - Syria - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management
ADDRESSING VIOLENCE AFFECTING, AND INVOLVING, CHILDREN IN UNRWA INSTALLATIONS AND SERVICES ADDRESSING VIOLENCE AFFECTING, AND INVOLVING, CHILDREN IN UNRWA INSTALLATIONS AND SERVICES ADDRESSING VIOLENCE AFFECTING, AND INVOLVING, CHILDREN IN UNRWA INSTALLATIONS AND SERVICES ADDRESSING VIOLENCE AFFECTING, AND INVOLVING, CHILDREN IN UNRWA INSTALLATIONS AND SERVICES
2022 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Coordination and Management 2022 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Coordination and Management UNRWA requires additional capacity to reinforce the planning, management, monitoring and evaluation of emergency interventions, ensure the safety and security of staff and refugees and safeguard the neutrality of its facilities. This is vital for the efficient and effective delivery of services and to maintain and further develop capacity to respond to rapid-onset emergencies, including the health and non-health consequences of COVID-19. At the headquarters (HQ) level, the Department of Planning is responsible for the planning and coordination of UNRWA’s emergency response activities. Under the 2021 EA, a senior emergency officer  will oversee planning, monitoring and reporting activities. Reporting will be managed through an online results-based monitoring (RBM) system that allows the Agency to track actual results against planned priorities on a quarterly basis, facilitating regular consolidated reporting. UNRWA will also maintain other HQ functions in support of emergency operations, such as data analysis for emergency programmes implemented by the Agency’s Department of Relief and Social Services, and engagement with international human rights mechanisms and other legal support led by the Department of Legal Affairs. UNRWA requires additional capacity to reinforce the planning, management, monitoring and evaluation of emergency interventions, ensure the safety and security of staff and refugees and safeguard the neutrality of its facilities. This is vital for the efficient and effective delivery of services and to maintain and further develop capacity to respond to rapid-onset emergencies, including the health and non-health consequences of COVID-19. At the headquarters (HQ) level, the Department of Planning is responsible for the planning and coordination of UNRWA’s emergency response activities. Under the 2021 EA, a senior emergency officer  will oversee planning, monitoring and reporting activities. Reporting will be managed through an online results-based monitoring (RBM) system that allows the Agency to track actual results against planned priorities on a quarterly basis, facilitating regular consolidated reporting. UNRWA will also maintain other HQ functions in support of emergency operations, such as data analysis for emergency programmes implemented by the Agency’s Department of Relief and Social Services, and engagement with international human rights mechanisms and other legal support led by the Department of Legal Affairs.
2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria -Education in Emergencies 2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria -Education in Emergencies In 2019, UNRWA will continue to provide formal and non-formal education services to up to 51,000 Palestine refugee children (an increase from 48,100 enrolled in 2018) in 103 schools located in Damascus, Rif Damascus, Aleppo, Hama, Homs, Latakia and Dera’a.  The Agency will also continue its Education in Emergencies (EiE) interventions, including the maintenance and running of recreational spaces; the implementation of recreational activities, the provision of Summer Learning activities; the engagement of parents through awareness-raising sessions on violence / Gender Based Violence (GBV), explosive remnants of war (ERWs), and career guidance for their children; the strengthening of the identification and management of Psychosocial Support (PSS) cases in schools; and continued capacity-building for education staff. In 2019, UNRWA will continue to provide formal and non-formal education services to up to 51,000 Palestine refugee children (an increase from 48,100 enrolled in 2018) in 103 schools located in Damascus, Rif Damascus, Aleppo, Hama, Homs, Latakia and Dera’a.  The Agency will also continue its Education in Emergencies (EiE) interventions, including the maintenance and running of recreational spaces; the implementation of recreational activities, the provision of Summer Learning activities; the engagement of parents through awareness-raising sessions on violence / Gender Based Violence (GBV), explosive remnants of war (ERWs), and career guidance for their children; the strengthening of the identification and management of Psychosocial Support (PSS) cases in schools; and continued capacity-building for education staff.
2019 Programme Budget - HQ - Relief & Social Services Programme - Programme Management and Assurance - RSS Programme Management 2019 Programme Budget - HQ - Relief & Social Services Programme - Programme Management and Assurance - RSS Programme Management 2019 Programme Budget - HQ - Relief & Social Services Programme - Programme Management and Assurance - RSS Programme Management 2019 Programme Budget - HQ - Relief & Social Services Programme - Programme Management and Assurance - RSS Programme Management
SUPPORT OF INFRASTUCTURE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF THE AGENCY AT HEADQUARTER SUPPORT OF INFRASTUCTURE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF THE AGENCY AT HEADQUARTER SUPPORT OF INFRASTUCTURE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF THE AGENCY AT HEADQUARTER SUPPORT OF INFRASTUCTURE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF THE AGENCY AT HEADQUARTER
2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Secondary and Post Secondary Education - Secondary Education 2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Secondary and Post Secondary Education - Secondary Education 2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Secondary and Post Secondary Education - Secondary Education 2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Secondary and Post Secondary Education - Secondary Education
2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Solid Waste Management 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Solid Waste Management 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Solid Waste Management 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Solid Waste Management
2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Jordan - Environmental Health 2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Jordan - Environmental Health In 2018, UNRWA in Jordan has registered increased demands for solid waste collection, both in camps and camps proximity. These demands are not expected to decrease in 2019, in particular in relation to the Syrian Refugee Affairs Directorate (SRAD) camp in King Abdullah Park (KAP), where 509 extremely vulnerable PRS and Syrians are located. To address these issues, UNRWA will support the safe disposal of solid waste and the implementation of vector control measures by providing the necessary labourers and equipment, such as a garbage crusher, to KAP where PRS are located. In 2018, UNRWA in Jordan has registered increased demands for solid waste collection, both in camps and camps proximity. These demands are not expected to decrease in 2019, in particular in relation to the Syrian Refugee Affairs Directorate (SRAD) camp in King Abdullah Park (KAP), where 509 extremely vulnerable PRS and Syrians are located. To address these issues, UNRWA will support the safe disposal of solid waste and the implementation of vector control measures by providing the necessary labourers and equipment, such as a garbage crusher, to KAP where PRS are located.
2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Lebanon - Emergency Health 2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Lebanon - Emergency Health In order to reduce the impact of the ongoing Syria crisis on health services, primary healthcare services will be provided in all 27 UNRWA HC and mobile health points in Lebanon. UNRWA will continue to cover primary health services ensuring that all Palestine refugees have access to essential drugs and medical supplies.  PRS rely heavily on UNRWA for hospitalization, as admission fees are high. Access to hospitalization remains crucial to ensuring the well-being and proper treatment of PRS and will continue to constitute a key priority for the Agency. In order to reduce the impact of the ongoing Syria crisis on health services, primary healthcare services will be provided in all 27 UNRWA HC and mobile health points in Lebanon. UNRWA will continue to cover primary health services ensuring that all Palestine refugees have access to essential drugs and medical supplies.  PRS rely heavily on UNRWA for hospitalization, as admission fees are high. Access to hospitalization remains crucial to ensuring the well-being and proper treatment of PRS and will continue to constitute a key priority for the Agency.
2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services
To Support the Project Accountability to Affected Populations, Pilot Projects To Support the Project Accountability to Affected Populations, Pilot Projects To Support the Project Accountability to Affected Populations, Pilot Projects To Support the Project Accountability to Affected Populations, Pilot Projects
2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Shelter/Housing-Rehousing - Shelter Rehabilitation/ Construction 2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Shelter/Housing-Rehousing - Shelter Rehabilitation/ Construction
Organic Denmark - project identification for the project ECOMEA 'Enhancing the capacity of the organic movements in East Africa' The aim of the project is to develop the market in the EAC for regionally produced organic products. The focus area is Nairobi which is considered to have the greatest potential for organic products. The project will create awareness among consumers and the retail sector about the benefits of organic products. The project will also create a platform for increased regional trade of organic products to ensure a stable supply to the retail sector in Nairobi, and it will increase the transparency of the regional organic certification. The grant of 2.5 million DKK is for a one year period with the possibility for additional funding.
Global Equality Fund (Phase I) Use to advance the human rights on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender.
(ActionAid) Citizens for Accountability in Public Service Financing (CAPSF) The project will focus on the education sector at the village and township-levels where local education is an underfunded area of high priority for communities. It will mobilise citizens, civil society, the media, and government and elected officials to engage in concrete ways in the development of national and state/regional and township budgets. 

Objective 1: To build the capacity of targeted groups to participate in, and to analyse the response of, public service financing at different levels: national, state/regional and local level

Objective 2: To strengthen national media to create the space for, and promote citizens¿ participation in, budgetary processes, and to influence parliamentarians and government officials to be responsive to people¿s priorities in public financing
Support for the Sarajevo Process through the Regional Housing Programme Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia have now jointly formulated a Regional Housing Programme with the objective of ensuring sustainable settlement of approximately 73,500 refugees and Internally Displaced Persons.
WFP's program in Ethiopia 2013 Den humanitære situation i Etiopien er generelt i bedring i forhold til den krise, der affødtes af tørken i 2010/2011 på Afrikas Horn. Nedbøren har imidlertid på ny været utilstrækkelig i visse områder, og ECHO rapporterer således om stigende fødevareusikkerhed. 

Samtidig er antallet af flygtninge fra nabolandene Somalia og Sudan fortsat stigende. Alene i november måned krydsede 3.652 somaliske flygtninge fra Gedo-regionen ind Etiopien, hvilket var næsten 3.000 flere end i oktober måned. De fleste af flygtningene angiver øget ustabilitet og voksende fødevareusikkerhed på grund af dårlige regnfald som årsagen til, at de forlod deres oprindelsesområder. 

WFP udsendte i 2012 en særlig appel til for at dække fødevarebehovet i lejrene, men responsen fra donorsiden har indtil videre været relativt svag; kun 30 % af behovet var dækket ved udgangen af 2012, hvilket skaber risiko for, at fødevareforsyningerne må afbrydes.
Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2013, DCA Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2013, DCA Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2013, DCA Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2013, DCA
Secondment of Political Reporting Officer to the EUSR in Kosovo Secondment of Political Reporting Officer to the EUSR in Kosovo.
DBP Baisikeli Preparation Phase - Feasibility Study DBP Baisikeli Preparation Phase - Feasibility Study
Approaches to promoting Danish-Arab dialogue - theory and practice Approaches to promoting Danish-Arab dialogue - theory and practice
Strengthening of PME &EMIS MoE contracted a consultant to undertake a study of the Ministry planning process and M and E of implementation of its policies and programmes to prepare a plan for turning the current EMIS in to a state of art.
Moving forward with a certification System for Humanitarien organisations Moving forward with a certification System for Humanitarien organisations Moving forward with a certification System for Humanitarien organisations Moving forward with a certification System for Humanitarien organisations
Study: Evidence and Strategic Choices for the Green Growth Priority Area of Danida's Development Cooperation Strategy WRI should support Danida by providing analytical and advisory inputs to the formulation of the new, revised NEC strategy. To accomplish this, WRI will pursue - in close collaboration with Danida - a series of specific analyses and activities.
Bolivia Country Programme - part I: Promotion of Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Growth Contribute to sustainable and inclusive economic growth within the agricultural and productive sectors, reducing poverty and inequality in Bolivia based on the policies and strategic framework of the Government of Bolivia.
Financial support to IPDET 2013-2014 The purpose of Denmark's financial contribution to IPDET is that applicants from selected developing countries can participate in the yearly IPDET course to develop their capacity to carry out evaluations of development aid at a high level. Thereby, the support contributes to the gradual capacity development within evaluation of development activities in partner countries.
NYU/CIC: Implication of Transition in Afghanistan for the United Nations NYU/CIC: Implication of Transition in Afghanistan for the United Nations
Danish support to Reduction of Non-Revenue Water in Vietnam Danish support to Reduction of Non-Revenue Water in Vietnam Danish support to Reduction of Non-Revenue Water in Vietnam Danish support to Reduction of Non-Revenue Water in Vietnam
Eurowagon.dk A/S and Ecotact Ltd Eurowagon.dk A/S and Ecotact Ltd want to promote Kenyan and Danish cooperation in being part of each other's growth strategy of improving urban sanitation through the IKOTOILET initiative, they are exploring diversifying into mobile trailer public toilets to support entry into new business space in urban areas where space for permanent construction is not viable. They have created the EcoWagon which is mobile toilets to the Kenyan sanitation market.
DBP Study visits The DBP Programme Bangladesh supports long-term, sustainable partnerships between Danish and Bangladeshi companies with a view to promoting local business development. The initial process starts with identification of suitable partners in both the countries. During this matchmaking process/identification, DBP offers advisory services and economic assistance. 
The matchmaking activities are approved and carried out in accordance with the overall DBP guideline. During 2014 , there were 37 study visits by Danish Companies. Out of which 7 companies had been decided to go further in to the preparation phase and form joint venture with Bangladeshi companies. The approved grant for study visits 2014 was DKK.723.340. The programme activity/visits has been completed.
Nafasi Art Nafasi art space was opened in 2008 by Her Majesty Queen Margrete. The main objective of Nafasi art space was to strengthen and further develop it to become the leading contemporary Art Centre in Tanzania that provides a platform for artists trough development, production and entrepreneurship in the visual and performing art by providing training, exchange and exhibition of contemporary art, locally, regionally and beyond.

Sub-objective:
1.To increase the infrastructural and learning capacity for the visuals arts at Nafasi Art Space
2.To create a liaison between the visual and performing arts, by providing performing artists the space and environment to practice and perform of their learning process.
Danish contribution to capacity building efforts in relation to the implementation of the Arms Trade Treaty Danish contribution to capacity building efforts in relation to the implementation of the Arms Trade Treaty
European Endowment for Democracy (EED) EED's purpose is to supplement exsisting EU support instruments and programmes through fast and flexible activities for civil society actors, political parties, media and others  working for democratic reform in the MENA region.
Climate Envelope 2013 - World Bank-ESMAP, IEA and IISD - fossil fuel subsidy reform To facilitate international and national cooperation among civil society groups in order to increase coordination and information as well as opportunities for dialogue and information-sharing among policy makers and intergovt. organisations
Decentral bevilling: NYU-CIC. Key Challenges in Development: What is UN Development's strategic role? [2012]. Decentral bevilling: NYU-CIC. Key Challenges in Development: What is UN Development's strategic role? [2012]. Decentral bevilling: NYU-CIC. Key Challenges in Development: What is UN Development's strategic role? [2012]. Decentral bevilling: NYU-CIC. Key Challenges in Development: What is UN Development's strategic role? [2012].
Danish Active House in Vietnam The project aims building an Active House as a show case and to use as a training centre in ernergy-optimized design in buildings and contructions in Vietnam
Consia: Road Safety in Egypt Business cooperation on Road Safety in Egypt and in the MENA region.
Umbrella Facility for Gender Equality (UFGE) Multi-Donor Trust Fund Danmark havde i perioden 2007-2011 en ledende rolle i at sætte ligestilling på dagsordenen i Verdensbanken. Der er opnået bemærkelsesværdige resultater i perioden særligt på policy- og personaleplan, som blandt andet mundede ud i, at Verdensbankens flagskibsrapport i 2012 blev dedikeret til ligestilling. Der er dog fortsat udfordringer i at gennemføre implementering af kønsmainstreaming i Verdensbankens indsatser på landeplan. For at fuldføre dette arbejde har Verdensbanken udformet en overgangsplan for ligestilling (¿Three-Year Road Map for Gender Mainstreaming (2011-2013)), som i overensstemmelse med både Verdensbankens og Danmarks politik primært skal finansieres af midler fra bankens eget budget. Overgangsplanen vil dog på strategiske nøgleområder blive understøttet af en ny paraplyfond for ligestilling, Umbrella Facility for Gender Equality (UFGE) Multi-Donor Trust Fund, som foreløbigt skal operere i 5 år. Ved at støtte UFGE bidrager Danmark til at sikre, at de resultater, der hidtil er opnået ift. ligestilling i Verdensbanken, også fører til konkrete fremskridt for kvinder og piger på landeplan.
strengthening of local emergency readiness in South Sudan strengthening of local emergency readiness in South Sudan
Adressing the needs for unaccompanied minors from Greece in their home countries Adressing the needs for unaccompanied minors from Greece in their home countries Adressing the needs for unaccompanied minors from Greece in their home countries Adressing the needs for unaccompanied minors from Greece in their home countries
Parliamentarians for Global Action Contribution to Parliamentarians for Global Action
UNNATI-Inclusive Growth Programme in Nepal The key priority in the programme is to strengthen inclusive market based growth to reduce poverty and raise living standards. The programme will target commercialisation of agricultural products and upgrade rural infrastructure in Eastern Nepal. Also addressing the framework for inclusive growth at political levels will be key to facilitating sustainable, inclusive growth. 400 million DKK have been allocated for a five-year period commencing January 2014. 

The programme design includes three components, each with two sub-components: The Value Chain Component (with sub-components Access to Finance and Commercialisation of Value Chains; The Infrastructure Component (with sub-components Rural roads and Bridges and Market Infrastructure); and The Enabling Environment Component (with sub-components Private-Public Dialogue and Advocacy for Rights and CSR).

To support the implementation of sub-component 1.1 Commercialisation of Selected Value Chains, and the entire Infrastructure Component, the programme will make use of a management contractor. Other implementing partners include Local government, Nepal Rastra Bank together with UNCDF, Nepal Business Forum, and an advocacy fund manager.
Bridging grant for the Danish-Egyptian Dialogue Institute (DEDI) Bridging grant for the Danish-Egyptian Dialogue Institute (DEDI) Bridging grant for the Danish-Egyptian Dialogue Institute (DEDI) Bridging grant for the Danish-Egyptian Dialogue Institute (DEDI)
Thopal Khola Multipurpose Cooperative and Homlund Agriculture/v. Per Østergaard Thopal Khola Multipurpose Cooperative and Homlund Agriculture/v. Per Østergaard