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Action to Strengthen Partnerships for Inclusion Resilience and Education Youth in Eastern Equatoria, Upper Nile and Central Equatoria of South Sudan, will improve access and participation in inclusive secondary education and learning outcomes. It will provide education pathways for girls, youth with disabilities IDPs, refugee returnees, and host communities in hard-to-reach areas. It will strengthen the competency of teachers to provide effective teaching. Youth will engage in initiatives for climate action, and advocacy about their rights through school clubs.
Protecting the rights of land and environmental defenders Protecting the rights of land and environmental defenders and rights of the communities that they represent
Carnegie Policy Dialogues and Resetting Relationships Carnegie: Resetting Relationships
Science/Indigenous Knowledge Unite to Reduce Forest Carbon Loss-Colombia This component of the program “Science/Indigenous Knowledge Unite to Reduce Forest Carbon Loss” aims to reduce forest carbon emissions from indigenous landscapes caused by deforestation and forest degradation in Colombia, using a combination of scientific and local knowledge.
NORHED II CO2-EOR for CCUS The CO2-EOR for CCUS in Colombia and Ecuador: Norwegian energy initiative project aims to enable the next generation of petroleum engineers: energy engineers, who will have the entire value chain of Carbon Capture Utilization Storage (CCUS) integrated in their education. This will make them more qualified to apply sustainable solutions on contribute to evidence-based development of energy in Latin America.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project addresses the rights of girls and women in Kenya, Norway, Ethiopia and Tanzania to receive information on SRHR and to have access to SRHR services. Kenya, Ethiopia, Tanzania and Norway.
LBN  Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Human rights. Promote and protect the Freedom of religion or belief (FoRB), by the public, religions leaders, and civil society activists.
Additional contribution IDA 19 to support response to Covid-19 pandemic Additional contribution IDA 19 to support response to Covid-19 pandemic
Support for Sustainable Peace in South Sudan: WASH The Programme aims to address deep seated conflicts, gender inequalities and improve access to water and sanitation in a holistic manner to achieve sustainable peace within a safe environment
NMS MLC Empowerment program 2013-17 The program consists of the leadership project TOUCH and the “Use Your Talents” project.
Education Sector Strategic Plan 2017-2022 Support to the Education Sector Strategy 2017-2022 in Palestine. The ESSP addresses education as a whole with a sector-wide and program-based approach with a focus on inclusiveness, gender equality, education in emergency and child protection. The Norwegian support mainly focuses on school construction and maintenance, transportation of school children, consultations, supervision and provision of equipment, furniture and stationary.
Research program UTENRIKS - Asia in a Time of Change Asia in a Time of Change is one of three sub-activities in the research program UTENRIKS (Research on international relations, foreign and security policy and Norwegian interests), managed by the Research Council of Norway. The purpose of the activity is to produce high-quality knowledge that will contribute to economic growth and welfare in Asian developing countries.
NORHED II GROWNUT 2 The GROWNUT-2 project aims to develop a cadre of African nutrition scholars and academic leaders to address nutrition disorders and influence nutrition policy. In addition to supporting postgraduate programmes in nutritional epidemiology and locally relevant nutrition research, the project will provide appropriate multi-stakeholder feedback at local, national and international level to inform future partnerships and provide inputs to the wider policy and research on nutrition.
Justice sector reform in Ukraine The project will implement the agreement between the Ukrainian and the Norwegian ministry of justice on organizing and implementing a full scale probation service.  The program will also have activities linked to the Ukrainian justice sector reform.
Capacity Building for Training and Research in Aquatic and Environmental The project aims to improve the livelihoods of fisheries dependent communities, and food safety and security in eastern and southern Africa through capacity developent in teaching and research at Sokoine University of Agriculture (Tanzania), the Institute of Marine Sciences (IMS) in Zanzibar, the University of Nairobi in Kenya, Makerere University in Uganda and the University of Zambia, in partnership with the Norwegian School of Veterinary Science.
WFP Home Grown School Feeding The programme will support Home Grown School Feeding in Africa SS, in collaboration with AU - AUDA-NEPAD
Madagascar HAC Support to Madagascar Humanitarian Action for Children appeal 2023 - cyclone Freddy
Human Reproduction Program (HRP) Core Funds Human Reproduction Program (HRP) Core Funds
NCA Strategic Partnership Agreement Ukraine and Neighbouring Countries The overall goal of this project is enabling access to and provision of protection, humanitarian assistance and lifesaving aid to people affected by the war in Ukraina, according to humanitarian needs and in line with the humanitarian principles - Save lives, alleviate suffering and protect human dignity. Focus: Multipurpose cash support, WASH, integrated protection programming (Sexual and gender based violence (SGBV)), Mental healtth and psycho-social support (MHPSS) and countertrafficking and winterization activites. 
This part of the agreement is earmarked for Moldova.
Protection of the marine ecosystem in southern Montenegro Protect and monitor the marine and coastal ecosystem and increase the fishery potentials, southern part of Montenegro. Prevent illegal fisheries, improve competence and cooperation between authorities, sivil society etc.
Third Party Monitoring of COVID-19 Vaccination Third party monitoring of covid-19 vaccination programme to ensure safe, effective and equitable vaccine deployment.
Women at Work – Economic Justice for All - Uganda In Uganda, the programme will directly target rural women from women-led cooperatives in agribusiness and trade, with an indirect impact on more than ten-fold those directly reached by the programme. The main focus will be on improving business management and ensure new women-owned businesses are adequately registered including capacity building in production, sales and marketing in a sustainable manner.
Ukraina humanitarian assistance Protection, shelter, food security and hygiene for vulnerable people in Ukraine and people fleeing the country to Polen and Romania.
New Climate Economy: Integrating Climate Resilience to Ethiopia's Development Planning Ethiopian development planning and policy priorites coherently integrate economic, social and environmental perfomance objectives.
NORDEM - Election observer Madagascar Support for an election observer to work with UNDP office in Madagascar.
Niger - Country envelope Sahel regional fund Support for Niger country envelope under the Regionally hosted Fund for Sahel
Secretariat Promotion of indigenous peoples' rights in REDD+ - IWGIA secretariat costs.
Strengthening plans aimed at the sustainable development of Guatemala The project seeks to provide support to the solution of the most immediate and important problems for the country, contained in the Government Plan of the elected authorities, based on disaggregated and differentiated data, evidence and information oriented towards sustainable development that enables the new administration design and implement inclusive strategic actions for the first 100 days of government.
UN Joint Program for Girls Education phase III, Learning for all in Malawi: ensuring the realization of girls and boys learning in Malawi .UN Joint Program for Girls Education phase III, Learning for all in Malawi: ensuring the realization of girls’ and boys’ rights to quality, inclusive and equitable education and life skills. (JPGE III). The Joint Programme for Girls Education phase 3 is a multi-sectoral programme that aims to ensure that school aged girls, boys and adolescents, especially the most vulnerable, benefit from quality education, thus improving their life opportunities. The programme is a continuation of the Joint Programme for Girls Education (JPGE) phase 1 (2014-2017) and phase 2 (2018-2020). The JPGE is a UN joint programme that involves UNICEF, UNFPA and WFP, with the Resident Coordinator office in a coordinating role. The programme involves the following sectors: education, health (Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR)) and nutrition (school meals). The programme has a 4-year timeframe with a budget of 320 million NOK. The Norwegian Embassy in Lilongwe is the only donor to the programme.
Lectures advocating for academic freedom in Zimbabwe The project will focus on strengthening the union to advocate for adacemic fredoom and to increased influence and meaningful particiaption of female lectures in the union.
UNFPA Turkey - Strengthening governmental and non-governmental capacities to improve the human rights and bodily integrity of women and girls The overall objective of the project is that women in Türkiye are able to exercise their bodily autonomy; enjoy their sexual and reproductive health and rights; and access opportunities free from all forms of gender based violence, including child, early and forced marriages.
Programme for cooperation on higher education in Eurasia 2015 - 2020 Initiate, develop and on behalf of MFA administer MFAs grants for cooperation in the area of higher education between universities and other institutions in higher education in Norway and corresponding institutions in South Caucasus, Central Asia, Moldova, Belarus and Ukraine. The programme consists of two parts: Project Cooperation and scholarship programme. All higher degrees are included; Bachelor, Master, Ph.D, likewise activities related to the administration of relevant educational inst.
A collaborative management of the Aqaba Marine Reserve ecosystem The project aims at sustaining and advancing the implementation of the Management Plan of the marine reserve through inclusive, adaptive, and collaborative management. 

The project objective will be achieved through: 
- increasing patrols and surveillance to areas within the marine reserves and its buffer zone
- communicating and delivering findings and information of marine scientific research to policy makers and the public
- offsetting pressure on resources from fishing through contribution to building livelihood resilience of fishermen.
- support practical actions and strategies for mainstreaming gender into coastal management.
Direct short-term procurement of finance consultans for OfD Mozambique Direct short-term procurement of finance consultans for OfD cooperation with Ministry of Ecnomy and Finance (MEF) in Mozambique for a 10-week period, July 1st. 2022 - September 15th, 2022
Dialogue faciliation MENA Small scale support for political dialogue in the Middle East
The HIPC initiative. IDA 20 . Debt Relief. Norwegian compensation under IDA20 period. Ordinary HIPC contribution.
Seed Funding: Strengthening of Blue Economy Initiatives Country support towards enhancing the capacity of Mozambique in the engagement of blue economy platforms, strategies, interventions as well as educational activities around the OOE - One Ocean Expedition
Journalism Zimbabwe he projects main objectives are:
Journalists have increased motivation and ability to report on Illicit Financial Flows (IFF)
Newsrooms have increased motivation and capacity to report on IFF.
Relevant stakeholders (including civil society, governments and revenue authorities) have increased knowledge on IFFs in Africa, and an increase motivation or ability to act to reduce IFFs/publish content on this.

Target group is journalists and other media professionals like editors in Africa.
Policy Support for Prioritized Areas for Food Security and Livelihoods Increased capacity of Government of Malawi, primarily Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development, to formulate knowledge based policy, and to coordinate other actors in the sector. Particular focus onm improve the capacity of the Statistics Unit to timely collec, analyse and disseminate reliable agricultural, and food and nutrition security data.
Strengthening the capacities to respond to Covid-19 outbreak in Sudan Norway contribution to COVID-19 pandemic preparedness and response plan in Sudan
Development awareness Norad 2022 Development awareness in many forms and through many channels including amongst others ampaigns to increase knowledge of development assistance and the publication of Bistandsaktuelt.
NLM-Strengthening Children with disabilities' Development The project will strengthen a local DPO as an actor for children with disabilities' rights and improve the accessibility for children with disabilities to equally benefit from health and social services. The project will also advocate for increased action from the government concerning their responsibility for children with disabilities' rights.
Food Security and Rural Development - Niger Communities are mobilized and civil society organizations are agents of change for bringing awareness to issues related to smallholder farmers and other food producers. Training in advocacy techniques, organising actions, awareness raising campaigns, etc. in order to support, among other relevant issues, the integration of climate change adaptation into local plans and programmes. The direct participants of the programme will include smallholder farmers and women from women's groups, pastoralists living in poverty, young people (women and men), people with disabilities and farmers' organizations.
Indonesia Government in Indonesia is incentivised to support ongoing implementation of landscape-level solutions.
Companies are committing to and implementing No Deforestation, No Exploitation commitments in key commodity sectors impacting forests in Indonesia.
Improved monitoring and evaluation through local NGOs.
EcoPower Zambia Eco Power Group is planning to do a feasibilty study of a hydro power project in the Luongo river in Zambia.
Support to Global Maritime Crime Programme Detention and Transfer Activi Support to the UNODC Global Maritime Crime Programme Detention and Transfer Activities in Puntland under United Nations Security Council Resolution 2246 (2015).
Support to Community Prevention of the Spread of Covid-19 in South Sudan The overall goal of the project is to ensure that people live in healthy and resilient communities by accessing equitable water, sanitation and hygiene services in an informed and sustainable manner during the onset of community transmission of COVID-19.
GOAL - Uganda youth engine - cassava value chain project An agriculture project within the cassava value chain, located in the Agogo district in Northern Uganda, targeting 3500 young women and men, with at least 70% of them being women.
Children are protected - SCN Global Capacity strengthening and programme development from technical advisors in Save the Children Norway (based in Oslo and overseas) to support protection programming for all country programmes included in the framework agreement
Adressing education and skills Gaps for Vulnerable Youths in Haiti 1.3	Development Objective
The project’s development objective is to address Education and Qualification Gaps for Vulnerable Youths in Haiti in promoting rural socio-economic development in South and Grande Anse Departments.
1.4	Immediate Objectives
The project will have five immediate objectives
Immediate objective 1: Institutional capacity of two professional training centres in Grande Anse and South is strengthened. 
Immediate objective 2: Technical capacity of agriculture and fishing wor
Community Based Agrobiodiversity Management Strengthening agrobiodiversity among farmers through establishing community seed banks for climate change adaptation
Culture and film support Cuba 2024 Support to cultural actors and institutions in Cuba through small scale grants.The objective is to strengthen cultural rights, freedom of expression and democracy building
KHM Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Agricultural development. Climate smart and sustainable agriculture.  Improved and more sustainable agricultural practices to adapt to climate change. Other partners: Cambodian Center for Study and Development in Agriculture, Coalition of Cambodian Farmer Community, Environment and Health Education Organization, IFFEC contact Cambodia, Light of Hope, Mission Alliance Country Office in Cambodia, Non-Timber Forest Products, Occupation of Rural Economic Development and Agriculture, World Hope International
CEZAM's Cooperative Agreement FY23 - Year 2 CEZAM and Associates, Limited, USADF technical partner in Kenya will provide training, support, and services to USADF grant recipients in Kenya.
PROG 2017-2021_Coordonner et renforcer les organisations de la société civile pour promouvoir la réalisation des Objectifs de développement durable (ODD) Coordonner et renforcer les organisations de la société civile pour promouvoir la réalisation des Objectifs de développement durable (ODD) - programme en commun avec le Centre tricontinental (CETRI) et le Monde selon les femmes
DTF 2017-2021_Dossier technique et financier des coupoles des Organisations de la Société Civile (OSC) Dossier technique et financier des coupoles des Organisations de la Société Civile (OSC)
Provide Shelter construction, Camp Coordination and Camp Management and WASH facility in Kahcin state The majority of IDPs have been hosted in religious places such as churches and monasteries in camp settings while some are being hosted by communities. The majority of IDPs are Baptist and Roman Catholic Christian. Since the beginning of the resumed war in 2011, humanitarian assistance provided by two main Christian faith-based organizations namely KBC and KMSS. KBC provides humanitarian assistance to its Baptist Christian IDPs while KMSS provides to Catholic Christian who are living in their churches. 

Nyein is non faith-based organization, it becomes the most appropriate organization to take responsibility as a camp coordination and management agency for other Christian denomination members and Buddhist IDPs in Kachin state. And Nyein has been one of the key actors in the response to this emergency since 2012.

Nyein is one of camp management agencies since the conflict started in 2011 and has been covering  26 camps for Camp Management and Camp Coordination 5 townships (Myitkyina, Waimaw, Hpakant, Chipwi and Bhamo) and 28 camps for WASH facilities service in 4 townships Myitikyina, Waimaw, Hpakant and Chipwi. In addition, according to the Q3 4Ws Kachin WASH gap analysis, there are partial gaps in 16 Nyein covered camps. So, in this project we consider to provide WASH facilities service for all of existing Nyien covered camps so that there is no gaps in the camps.  Nyein has been proving camp running cost and WASH running cost which is essential for camp management committee to manage the camps. Return and resettlement, local integration process is stopped because of COVID 19 pandemic and 1st February event. Therefore, the existing camps still need the humanitarian such as providing camp running cost, WASH running cost and Shelter renovation activities to get living with dignity in camp side. Nyein will provide COVID 19 prevention materials to IDPs, Volunteers and staff to mitigate the COVID 19 transmission and outbreak in IDP camps. Project team regular provide update information of COVID 19 to the IDP through CMC and volunteers. 

During COVID 19 and 1st February event, IDPs are facing more difficult situation, they could not make daily income for their family and they are living in health risk (COVID 19) condition since peoples are crowded in IDP camps. WASH facility support to IDP camp is the key factor to mitigate the COVID 19 transmission. Nyein intends to implement the Shelter Construction related activities, WASH related activities including running cost and facilities and providing camp running cost through this project.
Enabling continued access to lifesaving healthcare services for the IDP communities of Sittwe. The project seeks to ensure that communities in the Sittwe    IDP camps (both Rohingya and Rakhine) are able to still receive continued quality access to life saving healthcare services. 

This will be done through two approaches: 
1) Renovation and rehabilitation of clinics damaged during Cyclone Yaas
2) Mobile     clinics to fill in gaps. 
  
With the recent Acute Watery Diarrhea Outbreak, it was found that although clinic hours were increased overall, there was still a need for more frequent clinics. Some health partners also faced access issues due to the current political climate, which also affected frequency of health services in some of the camps. It was also found that Rakhine IDPs were not able to receive needed healthcare services as there is a manpower shortage in the Sittwe general hospital, and few if any partners are providing mobile clinics there.
Emergency support to Kayah IDPs The project “Emergency Support to Kayah IDPs” (July 2021 to September 2021) replies to the current crisis that began on 1st February 2021. In 15 displaced areas of Demoso, Loikaw and Bawlakhe townships in Kayah state. As a result of the conflict, hundreds of people in Demoso,Loikaw and Bawlakhe have sought refuge in Thailand and have still been residing in displaced areas including religious buildings. While severe armed conflicts happened in Demoso and Loikaw, similar crisis affected Bawlakhe that is located at the center of Kayah between Loikaw and Phasaung. Bawlakhe has largely off limits and received limited assistance from government and non-governmental sources, particularly information and guidance around the COVID-19 threat in a remote and isolated displaced camp in Bawlakhe. The project will be primarily implemented by Network Activities Group (NAG) and its long term partner the Kayah Farmer Development Company Limited (KFDC). The interventions address directly the key priorities of targeted affected people covering the three sectors/clusters 1) Food Security, 2) Water Sanitation and Hygiene 3) Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFI). It targets totally 6,106 persons benefitting Food and WASH, of which 2,700 persons will be provided with Shelter Non-Food Items. The interventions integrate with both hardware and software. Hardware component will include provision of food, shelters, non-food items and WASH materials. Software component will include awareness raising, education, training and organizing and strengthening of community groups/committees. The project will be managed through two field offices, Demoso office and Loikaw office. NAG will play key roles in project management, coordination and implementation support to KFDC while KFDC will play main role in project implementation. NAG will coordinate with other implementing partners to avoid overlap, find gaps and synergy as far as possible. The project is designed to inform and train project staff, committee and local volunteers on various safeguarding principles including gender, inclusion, disability, PSEA, and social amp environmental aspects and technical guidelines including Humanitarian principles, WASH, Shelter, Food Security and Cash-based programing. The initial market assessment will be conducted to guide possibility to implement cash-based programming while coordinating with partners (including TBC, IRC and Kayah CSOs)and sector working groups. In-kind assistance will be considered as an option if cash-based programming is not possible. NAG acknowledges fluidity, complexity and changing context together with associated risks, will review and update risks and mitigation plan regularly.