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World Food Programme (WFP) flash appeal funding Burkina Faso United Nations Humanitarian Air Services (UNHAS) 2020 Danish contribuiton to WFP for UNHAS (Humanitarian Air Services) in Burkiana Faso 2020
Yearly contribution OSCE SMM Danish contribution to the extension of OSCE's special monitoring mission in Ukraine for 2020-2021.
General Core Voluntary Contribution to the World Health Organization (WHO) 2020-2023 Denmark’s voluntary contributions to WHO are made within the framework of Danish Organisation Strategy for World Health Organisation (WHO) 2020-2023. 
The overall objective of Denmark’s support is to contribute to the achievement of the health related United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), in particular SDG 1 (no poverty), 3 (good health and well-being), 5 (gender equality), 10 reduced inequalities, and 17 (partnership for the goals).
Three priority areas have been chosen based on the WHO Programme of Work:
1. Health system strengthening to achieve universal health coverage.
Increased health security preparedness and coverage of essential health services and lower level of people suffering financial hardship (defined as out-of-pocket spending exceeding ability to pay) in accessing health services.
2. Human rights and gender equality including sexual and reproductive health and rights. 
Effective human rights and gender mainstreaming, reduced global maternal mortality and increased proportion of women who make their own informed decisions regarding sexual and reproductive health care, and have their need for family planning satisfied with modern methods.
3. A more effective and efficient WHO. 
Financial, human and administrative resources managed in an efficient, effective, results-oriented and transparent manner. Alignment with SDG and UN reform. 
Other priority areas: WHO in emergencies, antimicrobial resistance and partnerships.
Support to Performance and Competence Assessment of the Board of Directors at the Investment Fund for Developing Countries Support to Performance and Competence Assessment of the Board of Directors at the Investment Fund for Developing Countries
NIRAS- Technical Assistance Water in  Sikasso and Koutiala The project is part of the 2022-2026 support programme for Denmark's urban water sector, which has two objectives as follows:
1-	Introducing of new production exploitation techniques based on green technologies in order to minimize the emission of greenhouse gases,  and the exploration and exploitation of new boreholes faced with a scarcity of available water resources due to climate change, secure and develop drinking water resources for the cities of Kayes, Sikasso and Koutiala through better protection of boreholes supplying cities,.
2-	Strengthen the resilience and health conditions of the population in the face of climate change and population growth through better coverage and level of service of the public drinking water supply service while ensuring the sustainability of facilities and equitable distribution in terms of accessibility, especially for the most deprived.

The project aims to provide access to water to an additional 207,000 people in the cities of Sikasso and Koutiala.
WFP - SIPRI Research Project- 2nd Phase -2019-2020 Danish contribution to WFP in relation to the SIPRI Research Project, 2nd Phase, 2019-2020
Enabling Environment for Sustainable Energy in Georgia Capacity development of energy authorities, tools for long-term energy system planning and modelling and better forecasting and integration of wind energy, improved secondary legislation and the use of experience in energy savings obligation schemes as well as strengthening the enabling environment for implementation of Georgia’s green energy transition and related investments.
Partnership with DIIS on strengthening UN peace efforts To contribute to enhancing the quality and effectiveness of UN peace efforts, including peacebuilding efforts, in fragile and conflict-ridden countries through strengthened Danish engagement in the UN's peace and security agenda based on high-quality evidence, knowledge production and policy-recommendations.
Associate Partner on Rapid Urbanization to the 11th GRIHA Summit on Approach to Integrated Sustainability The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) are working towards the development and implementation of various urban policies and programs including the 100 Smart Cities Programme to enhance the sustainability of urban areas in India. However, a framework is required to assess the outcomes of the programs thereby mapping their contribution towards the UN SDGs and India’s Nationally Determined Contributions. A compendium on the GRIHA Summit Proceedings will be submitted to the Ministry for their further working and policy formulation.

The Mission Director of the Smart Cities Programme in the Ministry of Housing & Urban
Affairs has agreed to be a key speaker in the Plenary Session on Grand Challenges on Rapid Urbanization.
Support to Operation Dagsværk's annual high school campaign "Safe schools in Peru" 2020 This grant support information- and engagement activities related to Operation Dagsværks annual high school campaign - september-december 2020. Funds were raised to an Amnesty International project aimed at securing a safe education for girls in Peru.
Youth Leaders, Ukraine The strategic objective of the development cooperation is that young women and men of Ukraine are empowered to take active part in shaping and changing their local community through conducting community activities and engaging in democratic organizations and institutions.
Danish Red Cross (DRC) and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding Syria 2019 DRK/ICRC Syria Appeal 2019
Partnership to Provide Strategic-Technical Support to Jal Jeevan Mission for Achieving SDG-6 The purpose of partnership between the Government of Denmark and UNOPS is to provide strategic-technical support to the Prime Minister’s flagship community-managed programme, the Jal Jeevan Mission. Through coordination between UNOPS and the Embassy of Denmark, it will be ensured that the partnership and the bilateral Indo-Danish cooperation on the Jal Jeevan Mission mutually support and reinforce each other in order to achieve the maximum impact. To provide strategic-technical support to the national flagship programme, Jal Jeevan Mission, will help India achieve SDG 6 and thereby build on the already strong bilateral relationship between India and Denmark, contribute to the objectives of the Green Strategic Partnership and strengthen links between the bilateral cooperation between the Danish EPA and the National Jal Jeevan Mission and multilateral efforts.
Danish support to clean cooking and access to water in Africa through ESMAP ESMAP is a partnership between the World Bank  and 22 partners to help low and middle-income countries reduce poverty and boost growth through sustainable energy solutions. ESMAP’s analytical and advisory services are fully integrated within the World Bank’s country financing and policy dialogue in the energy sector. Through the World Bank Group (WBG), ESMAP works to accelerate the energy transition required to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 7 (SDG7) to ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all. It helps to shape WBG strategies and programs to achieve the WBG Climate Change Action Plan targets.
This additional Danish support is divided into three targeted engagements to be channeled through the ESMAP umbrella 2.0 trust fund, including co-financing to specific World Bank projects as recipient-executed activities:
(i) Rural solar-powered water supply in Tanzania, (ii) The Clean Cooking Fund (CCF) in Africa; and (iii) Mapping potential green energy-related jobs in Africa. Reporting will be integrated in ESMAP overall annual report. 
https://esmap.org/annual-reports The strategic objective is to provide catalytic financing that delivers speed and scale to increase access to water and clean energy in the context of SDG6 and SDG7 in Africa through innovative and pro-poor financing models.
Democracy and Good Governance Assessment The broader objective of this assignment is to provide options and overall recommendations that can inform strategic thinking on strengthening and adapting future Danish support in the area of democracy and good governance.
Save the children activities in Syria and the region, 2020 Conflict affected Syrian girls and boys benefit from improved wellbeing, resilience and protective learning environments through
strengthened localised and community-based responsive and protective service Save the children acitivites in Syria and the region, 2010 - Advancing localization of quality integrated child protection, education and MHPSS responses in Northern Syria
Oxfam IBIS activities in Syria and the region, 2019 This grant is awarded to the Oxfam IBIS project: Strengthened protection and resilience of 20,540 crisis-affected people in Syria and Lebanon. Oxfam IBIS activities in Syria and the region 2019 - ends 2021 not 2022
Support to Centre for Strategic Litigation To promote a civic cultural shift towards a state of affairs where the rule of law is upheld and there is fidelity to the constitution by the state and its organs as well as by the citizens.
Support to US Department of State regardingImproving access to clean water in North East Syria The main objective is to improve access to drinking water in areas of Hasakah and Deir Ezzor provinces outside of the Syrian regime’s control. Moreover, by building the capacity of governing entities and reinvigorating citizen voices, the project will support the emergence of a new social compact in target communities. The resulting trust and buy-in will bolster the social compact via inclusive service provision as it builds resilience, equipping individuals and communities to resist disinformation and extremism as they see their lives improve and hold governing entities accountable now and in any future political transition as the context evolves. Civil society will be strengthened as a secondary effect as it gains skills in implementing local council-led essential service activities.
Global Focus (GF) Claim Your Space pool funding 2021-2025 Global Focus (GF) Claim Your Space pool funding 2021-2025
For A Livable Hanoi: Reclaiming and Co-creating Public Space with Improved Air Quality This project aims to contribute to the expansion of public spaces and improvement of air quality through higher awareness, stronger collective voice/actions and meaningful dialogues between multi-stakeholders (government, private sector and NGOs). 
The project will work towards the following two outcomes 
•	Outcome 1: Increased participation of Hanoi people in collective actions to voice their needs for reclaiming and expanding public spaces and improving air quality. 
•	Outcome 2: Obtained consensus and support among key stakeholders to remove high-risk factories from Hanoi residential areas to expand public spaces and reduce air pollution
Desk appraisal of Danish support to the Implementation of the World Bank Strategy for Fragility, Conflict and Violence, 2021-2023 The objective of the appraisal is to quality-assure the grant and underlying documentation for the Danish support to the Implementation of the World Bank Strategy for Fragility, Conflict and Violence, 2021-2023 through SPF and GPFD. The objective is in particular also, on this basis, to provide recommenda-tions towards enhancing and systematizing Denmark’s policy dialogue with the WBG in the field of fragility, conflict and violence in the grant period 2021-2023 with a view to promoting Danish priorities.
Enhancing Readmission and Legal Identity Capacity (RELICA). 2022-2023. To enhance legal identity capacity and address related readmission challenges, nationally as well as globally. Against this backdrop, IOM proposes to support legal identity needs in selected states through and with the ultimate objective of a global rollout of the eRCMS. National actions will enhance legal identity capacities in selected countries, but also serve to gather experiences from diverse contexts for a further eRCMS rollout.
Support to COVID-19 Response in Somalia for Small Medium  Enterprises' Resilience Contribute to the collective efforts in building Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) resilience to the COVID-19 pandemic effects in Somalia.
De-risking Vietnamese Windfarm development This Project is to support the Northern Center for Planning & Investigation of Marine Resources-Environment (CPIM) of the Vietnam Administration of Seas and Islands (VASI), in cooperation with the General Department of Geology and Minerals of Vietnam (GDGMV), both under Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE). The Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) is engaged to coordinate and provide support to project activities when Danish expertise is required. 

Among others, the main results of the DV-WIND project will be:
•	VASI/CPIM and GDGMV scientists trained in the applicability of methods and tools used for establishing a reliable seabed zonation and assessment
•	An initial seabed zonation and de-risking of the Case Study area
•	Strengthened co-operation between VASI/CPIM, GDGMV and Danish counterpart organisations
•	Enhanced awareness within VASI/CPIM and GDGMV for the importance and value of their scientific contributions to the de-risking of offshore windfarm development
•	Strengthened profile of MONRE and increased awareness among stakeholders about the Ministry’s important role during the entire process for offshore windfarm development 
•	Roadmap for VASI/CPIM and GDGMV future involvement in zonal seabed assessment To contribute to sustainable energy development in Vietnam through strengthening capacity of relevant agencies under Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, enabling them to play a more effective role in the process of offshore windfarm development
Secondment to Council of Europe Office As a supplement to our traditional contributions, based on partnerships with our Eastern partner countries, a limited part of the budget for the Neighbourhood programme, is allocated to secondments. This allows experts to be posted to international organisations and missions conducting activities relevant for the aims and goals set in the Neighbourhood programme - in this case the Council of Europe. 

The Council of Europe in Ukraine
The Council of Europe Office in Ukraine facilitates the implementation of the Council of Europe's mission in the country on human rights protection, democracy support and the rule of law, and coordinates and implements cooperation projects and programs. Many projects are assigned Council of Europe, such as, protecting social rights across the country, promoting equal opportunities for vulnerable groups etc.

Objectives/activities
Responsibilities of the Head of the Council of Europe Office, Kyiv includes:
- facilitating the identification of needs for capacity-building and co-ordinating activities in the country with other international organisations and institutions, as well as other international and local partners active in the country;
- providing advice, support and overall in situ co-ordination with national authorities in planning, negotiation and timely implementation of targeted Council of Europe co-operation projects;
- managing the Office.
Thematic NGO Skills Call - DCA - Job Creation and Skills Development for Youth in Kenya The overall objective of the DE is "to increase the number of Kenyan youth who are gainfully employed or self-employed through a replicable, self-sustainable job and skills development model".

The Development Engagement presents an innovative approach to key Danida priority issues relation to job creation and skills development by focusing on: a) stimulation of demand (jobs), b) enrichment of supply (skills), and c) a foundation of guidance from a range of public and private sector actors to help young Kenyans navigate the world of work. The DE includes a sustainable model for youth employment/self-employment through the provision of career counselling and various life skills reinforced by an integrated digital blended learning platform and supported by labour market specific, public and private sector initiatives to help youth become more employable through the attainment of relevant skills. The objective of the DE will be achieved through three outcomes: 

 1) Skills development through improved outlook and motivation of 4,000 youth participants on prospects for the future and becoming self-sufficient, responsible members of society.
 2) Job creation through improved quality and relevance of TVET opportunities for 2,500 youth participants.
 3) Successful youth-led businesses, creating employment for 1,500 youth participants
Danida Business Explorer - Assessment of potential in engageing in the fishing industry in Morocco JS Proputec A/S plans to engage itself strategically in Morocco as the country presently is the 17th largest fishing industry. With a country strategy of becoming among the 10 largest, JS views the market as increasing in importance and with relatively easy access from Denmark, a good starting point on the African Continent
Consultancy services to work with decentral. units Consultancy services to the work with decentralised units and new implementation modalities
Support to Integrated Border Management training in Tunisia The overall objective of the grant is to strengthen the training capacities of the Tunisian border
agencies. The specific objectives are to:
1. Provide a targeted and sustainable response to initial and continuous training needs specific to border areas in desertic conditions;
2. Optimize training resources of border agencies (human, material, financial, among others);
3. Strengthen and support interaction and cooperation between agencies at borders.

In order to achieve the objectives of the development cooperation, the project will be implemented through two main components:
Component 1: Construction of an Inter-Agency Training Centre on Border Management in Nefta and Purchase of Equipment
Component 2: Development of a comprehensive border management training curriculum
Danish experts in international organisations Danish experts to the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)
Support to VBSS Training Centres in Ghana and Nigeria and to research activities on regional piracy networks (UNODC) Gulf of Guinea Maritime Security Program ~ additional funding 2021-2022 ~ from the Peace and Stabilisation Fund on Support to establish Visit-Board-Search and Seizure (VBSS) Training Centres in Ghana and Nigeria within Zone E and F, and to research activities on regional piracy networks (UNODC).

The objective of the peace and stabilisation cooperation among the parties is: Maritime law enforcement
agencies in the Gulf of Guinea are responding to the threat of maritime crime.
Knowledge in Action, Danida Fellowship Centre Further information at: https://dfcentre.com/research/ To enhance knowledge management and exchange associated with development research projects funded by Danida/MoFA. The grant to DFC will be used to support a range of knowledge management activities. These include researcher mobility, research networks, dissemination of research results through seminars and publications, etc. Funds will also be available for special purpose studies and analyses of cross-cutting issues in development research
Food Systems Summit - Support for National Dialogues on Food Systems in Developing Countries To achieve more sustainable and greener food systems in developing countries and hence reduce hunger and malnutrition.
Contribution to the Special Fund of the Optional Protocol to the Convention Against Torture (OPCAT) 2020 -2021 The Special Fund for OPCAT is a unique mechanism of torture prevention and the only operational fund established by an international human rights treaty. Its support to national preventive mechanisms, the establishment of which is a core obligation under the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture is key in preventing torture at the national level. 

The main objective of the development cooperation is effective prevention of torture through supporting projects contributing to the establishment or strengthening of NPMs in developing countries, including Benin, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Senegal and Togo, in accordance with OPCAT and recommendations of the SPT or through the support of their education programmes.
Assessment and scoring of applications for Strategic Partnerships 2022 - 2025 The objective of the assignment is to support the MFA in assessing and scoring the incoming applications in full application round.

This entails developing and applying methods and tools for assessment, training assessment team members from MFA and scoring all proposals. I also includes secretarial functions of the assessment team. The objective of the assignment is to support the MFA in assessing and scoring the incoming applications in full application round.

This entails developing and applying methods and tools for assessment, training assessment team members from MFA and scoring all proposals. I also includes secretarial functions of the assessment team.
Danida Development Awareness Grant project 2016 Promotion of Development awareness
Information grant 2017 1) Information projects 14,3 million DKK
2) Administrative costs DKK 1,7 million
3) World image grant DKK 1,3 million

(1) Subsidy for information projects, including educational materials, to the general Danish population on conditions in emerging and developing countries. 2-3 application rounds per year. All projects above DKK 50.000 are assessed by the Committee. Projects under 50.000 can be assessed at secretarial level.

(2) Administration, operation and development of the Information Pool, including costs for the external committee (fees), expenses related to committee meetings, IT expenses including licence for TAS.

(3) student video competition for travel grants to a growing or developing country. The World Image was not held in 2020 pga. COVID-19. The contest was projet externally (Buchs A/S). The framework for communicating to the Danish population is the SDGs. A prerequisite for support is that the destinations and the country (ies) targeted by an information project are in line with the DAC list.
Support to IDEG for the Referendum on Multiparty Local Governance in Ghana, 2019 To raise awareness and support mobilization of a high voter turn-out for the 17 December 2019 national referndum on amendment of Article 55(3) of the a992 Constitution
Care - NGO Call Afghanistan 2022-2023 The grant is awarded to the CARE Denmark project: Building The Resilience Capacities of Vulnerable Communities to Respond to Economic and Diminished Livelihood Crisis -BREAD

The stated overall objective of the project is to: Improve the food security and livelihoods of the most vulnerable IDP and host community populations affected by drought and conflict in Balkh, Parwan and Kapisa provinces. Crisis-affected, vulnerable, and at-risk populations will have access to lifesaving humanitarian services, enabling them to meet basic needs, mitigate risks, and build self-reliance and resilience to cope with shocks and stresses.