devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Diabetes education and screening programme for Bengaluru City Police - leveraging initiatives like Ayushman Bharat, using digital enabled platforms and tools to work with practitioners (doctors and paramedics) associations, government agencies and healthcare institutions to develop and implement an approach to diabetes care, appropriate to India
- working at community level, to champion a healthy lifestyle encouraging daily exercise and yoga, reducing 'social snacking' and mindless in-take of high calories and processed food
- periodically share *India Diabetes Care Index' (IDCI, a measure indicative of the state of care) on an all-India level and split by key cities
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Ministerial Roundtable on Central Sahel 2020 Danish contribution to UNDP Denmark in relation to the implementation of the Ministerial Roundtable on the Central Sahel - responding to Humanitarian Challenge in a Long-Term Perspective, 2020.
Pathways to Economic Inclusion and Self-Reliance of the Refugees and Host Communities in Rwanda through Scaling up Graduation Approach The main objective of the Graduation Scale Up project is to enable graduation pathway of 1,500 poor and vulnerable households of Refugee and host communities (1,050 Refugee households and 450 Host Communities households) in two refugee hosting districts. The project therefore aims at graduating at least 70% of the 1,500 households out of extreme poverty by 2024.
Appraisal af dansk bidrag til IUCN 2020-2024 The objective of the appraisal is to assess the quality and feasibility of the proposed bilateral support for IUCN. Based on this, the appraisal team will recommend adjustments for the final project document before submission to the grant authorities.
United Nations Development Programme Denmark (UNDP) development project Tech for Democracy 2021-2022 Enhanced understanding and collective action coalesced around 1) how digital technologies can enhance democratic institutions, processes and practice and 2) how a multi-stakeholder approach can strengthen democratic norms in the digital era, focused on global South
DMDP - Safe Water for All - Partnership in Bangladesh Safe water for all: a new partnership for growth in Bangladesh

This project’s development objective is to create inclusive and sustainable economic growth, increased income through improved and new jobs in water treatment and distribution (SDGs 1 and 8), and to increase access to safe and affordable drinking water for people in Bangladesh (SDG6) - supporting with economic recovery from Covid-19. The business objective is for Grundfos and Hydro to expand their businesses in the Bangladesh safe water market by creating a commercially viable business partnership model (SDG9) for cleaning industrial effluent (SDG12), reducing the harmful impacts of effluent on people and the environment (SDG3) and delivering safe drinking water (SDG6) whilst creating green jobs and additional income (SDG8) in the sector in process.
Contribution to World Economic Forum's Project "Sustainable Investment Policy and Practice" Develop international investment policies, frameworks and partnerships conducive to increasing the flow of long-term investments for growth and sustainable development, with a specific focus on Indonesia, Cambodia, India and Ghana
UNICEF Protection and care of girl and boy victims or at risk of child rights' violations in Mali The general objective of the project is to ensure protection of girls and boys affected by the crisis in the northern and central regions of Mali through functional services for prevention and response to the various forms of violence against children, especially for children associated with armed groups, girl victims of sexual violence and unaccompanied and separated children.
Study on nature and biodiversity in Development assistance To identify opportunities to strengthen considerations for nature based solutions and biodiversity within engagements of Danish development assistance, especially with focus on the people/nature relations.

The study will consolidate key lessons learned within Danish support for nature and biodiversity (“green environment”) to developing countries. The findings will feed into discussions and guidance for how to improve focus on green environment within future Danish development assistance, with respect to focus, modalities and partners. The study will also guide considerations on further evaluation work on the issue.
IOM. Enhancing protection of migrants in West and Central Africa (WCA) through consolidated migration governance in Mali and Niger. 2021-2022. The proposed project aims to contribute to enhancing the protection of migrants in West and Central Africa (WCA) through consolidated migration governance in Mali and Niger. Specifically, this project will contribute to: 

1) Strengthening data and evidence base on migration trends through continued flow monitoring of migrants and displaced populations along key migration routes and at displacement sites, collection of data on migrant deaths and disappearances along the main migratory routes, mainstreaming of key protection and counter-trafficking indicators, bolstering harmonization of indicators and inter-governmental collaboration on data collection and analysis, and the building of government capacities to collect, harmonize and process administrative migration data, while promoting and incorporating mainstreaming of gender indicators and gathering gender disaggregated information in data collection activities  (outcome 1)

2) Strengthening capacity building on migration management of government actors at regional, national and local levels to mainstream migration into public policy, effectively implementing relevant migration governance frameworks and policies while engaging relevant actors (outcome 2)
Danish Red Cross/ICRC efforts in South Sudan, 2019 Danish Red Cross/(ICRC efforts in South Sudan 2019
DIHR: Responsible business conduct 2020-2022 The project focuses on promoting and implementing responsible business conduct and the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights in the Sub-Saharan African region, with a specific focus on national implementation in Ethiopia and Tanzania, and on the human rights implications of the energy and digital transitions.
Caritas Denmark humanitarian project Health Programme for Syrian Refugees and Vulnerable Jordanians in Jordan 2020-2022 Caritas Denmark acitivites in Syria and the region, 2020 - 2021 Health Programme for Syrian Refugees and vulnerable Jordanians in Jordan
Danmission development project Towards Social Cohesion in a Fragile Lebanon (TSL) (AKA Tamasok) 2021-2023 Danmission - NGO call Lebanon 2021-2023 - Enhanced participation of youth and civil society in inclusive political and social reform processes, at the local and national levels, contribute to reducing vulnerabilities and to sustainable social cohesion in Lebanon.
Principle for Peace initiative 2021-2022 The Principles for Inclusive Peace aims to develop a new set of Principles and informal norms for the international community that strengthen and better enable conflict-affected communities and countries to develop more inclusive, effective and enduring peace processes through a participatory process.

The objective is to establish the Principles for Inclusive Peace: new international principles, guidance and informal norms to guide best-practise in the establishment, process and implementation of peace processes and to design a mechanism or platform that will monitor the implementation of the principles and provide practical and implementable guidelines to ensure strategic coherence of peace-making and peacebuilding actions in post-conflict settings.
Preparation of summaries & web news for two evaluations – winter/spring 2021 The assignment will prepare summaries and web news for two evaluations to be published by the Evaluation, Learning and Quality Department in January – April 2021; Evaluation of Danish Support for Climate Change Adaptation in Developing countries (published in February 2021) and Evaluation of Danish Funding for Climate Change Mitigation in Developing Countries to be published in April 2021. The products will be in Danish (original evaluations in English) and will target the Danish audience for the results of the two evaluations.
UNDP Denmark Tech for Democracy 2021-2022 Tech for Democracy 2021-2022

The primary objective of the project is stated as followed: To provide substantive and operational support, alongside other partners, to two Tech for Democracy conferences (Nov 2021 & June 2022), including preparation and follow-up processes, with the overall aim of including experiences and perspectives from a range of stakeholders in the global South, with special emphasis on young people and LNOB principles. Enhanced understanding and collective action coalesced around 1) how digital technologies can enhance democratic institutions, processes and practice and 2) how a multi-stakeholder approach can strengthen democratic norms in the digital era, focused on global South
UNHCR efforts in Syria and neighbouring countries 2021 Meeting the objectives of UNHCR’s efforts under the UNHCR co-led Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) and Syria Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP). Efforts are concentrated on protection, health, monitoring refugee and IDP needs, basic needs and essential services, and livelihoods.
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic there is an increased need for mitigating efforts for the most vulnerable including refugees, internally displaced, and host communities. The contribution will support UNHCR’s coordination of humanitarian support and protection activities for Syrian refugees in neighbouring countries and UNHCR’s substantial and important protection activities for internally displaced within Syria.

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 the hyperlink below.

https://reporting.unhcr.org/syriasituation Meeting the objectives of UNHCR’s efforts under the UNHCR co-led Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) and Syria Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP). Efforts are concentrated on protection, health, monitoring refugee and IDP needs, basic needs and essential services, and livelihoods. 
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic there is an increased need for mitigating efforts for the most vulnerable including refugees, internally displaced, and host communities. The contribution will support UNHCR’s coordination of humanitarian support and protection activities for Syrian refugees in neighbouring countries and UNHCR’s substantial and important protection activities for internally displaced within Syria.
Internatonal Council of Voluntary Agencies (ICVA) core contribution 2021-2023 Denmark’s support for ICVA contributes to the objective of the organisation, which is to make humanitarian action more principled and effective by working collectively and independently to influence policy and practice. ICVA’s vision is a world in which crises-affected populations are effectively protected, assisted, and enabled to rebuild their lives and livelihoods with dignity.

Supporting ICVA in its work to bring civil society organizations together to make humanitarian action more principled and effective.

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

https://www.icvanetwork.org/resources/ Supporting ICVA in its work to bring civil society organizations together to make humanitarian action more principled and effective.
Contribution to The New Humanitarian, 2019-2020 Contribution to The New Humantarian 2019-2020
World Bank (WB) core funding Global Programme on Forced Displacement 2021-2023 The objective of the World Bank Programme on Forced Displacement (GPFD) is to maximize the impact of the World Bank Group’s forced displacement efforts.
Strengthening Social Services and Reducing Gender Based Violence Risks for Refugees and Vulnerable Lebanese Supporting dignity in exile by ensuring inclusive access to social protection and a safety net to preserve the dignity and well-being of refugees in Lebanon, while supporting the ability of refugees and vulnerable Lebanese to develop their human capital
SSC in the Energy sector between DK and Ethiopia phase I The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Energy is a peer-to-peer cooperation between the Danish Energy Agency and the Ethiopian Ministry Water, Irrigation and Energy. Through the cooperation, the Ethiopian ministry will improve national planning of energy consumption and supply, improve national regulatory frameworks for energy management and gain tools to support transparent and knowledge based decision-making. 


A Strategic Sector Cooperation (SSC) is a partnership aiming at improving sector framework conditions in a partner country. The initiative is a flexible and adaptive instrument for exchanging experiences, learning and capacity building, which builds on a consolidated strong relationship and trust between the involved authorities. The commitment to finance the Danish authorities’ participation is sequenced in phases; an inception phase of approximately one year resulting in a project document; followed by phase one, two and –if need be – a phase three during which the cooperation is deepened and developed. All SSC partnerships are supported by a sector advisor at the embassy, who impel progress and stir the partnership in the direction agreed upon.

Annually, the SSC projects deliver a report on project progress and results achieved. Progress on selected outputs are displayed in openaid. The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Energy aims to improving the framework conditions of the Ethiopian energy sector in general and improve a sustainable planning of energy consumption by:

-Improving national planning of energy consumption and supply   
-Improving of national regulatory frameworks for energy management
-Developing an advisory support (platform) to stakeholders and mandated bodies on management of energy
Danish experts in international organisations Danish experts to the Peacebuilding Support Office (PBSO)
Experts seconded to the European Commission Experts seconded to the European Commission
OCHA/ERSB - UNDAC Mission Account 2019-2020 OCHA/ERSB - contribution to the Danish UNDAC Mission Account, 2019-2020.
Appraisal of Danish Ethiopian Energy Partnership The overall purpose of the appraisal is to provide an independent assessment and quality assurance of the design and documentation of the envisaged Danish support to the Enhanced Danish-Ethiopian Energy Partnership in accordance with existing Danish Aid Management Guidelines. This includes an assessment of how well the support is aligned with Danish priorities and complements existing relevant bilateral and multilateral engagements on related energy matters in Ethiopia. This includes the review of relevant policy documents and partner documents from the current Accelerating Wind Power Generation in Ethiopia Programme and the Strategic Sector Cooperation on Energy Planning and Modelling including Mid-term review of AWPGE, the MTR for DEPP II from May 2019 and other reports (e.g. the MFA’s appraisal report of the DEA Energy Partnership Programme from April 2016).
India-Denmark Energy Partnership (INDEP) 2020-2024 India will soon become the world’s most populous country and is expected to have one of the highest economic growth rates in the coming decades. Combined with the expectation that India will account for 30% of the increase in global electricity demand towards 2040, it will be one of the largest global markets for renewable energy (RE) in both the short and long-term. India has set ambitious targets on renewable energy with 175 GW in 2022 and 450 GW in 2030. To be able to shorten the implementation time for the transition to renewable energy, the India-Denmark Energy Partnership (INDEP) will draw on Denmark’s world-leading experiences from its low-carbon transition through a government-to-government peer-to-peer partnership to assist Indian authorities in establishing the framework conditions needed for the green transition in the energy sector. 
Impact at outcome level will be evaluated in a mid-term review in 2023 and in the final report in 2025. Project implementation progress is measured by a yearly report on accomplishment of activities in the annual workplan (measured by a percentage of total planned activities) Overall inteded impact: Reduced greenhouse gas emissions and leverage of the partnership in mobilising further resources for India¿s green transition.
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Energy transition to reach the Sustainable Development Goals Organising the Seminar on 
Energy transition to reach the Sustainable Development Goals
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) flash appeal funding for Somalia 2019-2020 Danish contribution to Somalia Humanitarian Fund, 2019-2020
Climate-Smart Agriculture and Market Development for Enhancing Livelihoods of Refugees and their Host Communities in Rwanda Building on the successful implementation of Misizi marshland project, the proposed replication of Misizi project model aims at improving livelihoods and self-reliance for more refugees and host communities, through facilitating access to arable land and agricultural inputs for market-oriented and climate-smart farming. Project phases include: 1) preparation in partnership with the Government of Rwanda and other partners; 2) Identifying 2-3 feasible value chain in partnership with private sector partners/companies; 3) Training/Agricultural Extension and business development advisory services; 4) transfer of productive assets (seeds/inputs/manure/irrigation); and 5) monitoring & evaluation.
Development of methodoligies quality assurance of evaluations Strengthened technical quality assurance of a number of Danida's evaluation processens in 2021. The project is a cooperation with DIIS regarding analysis' and research within the development financing e.g. in relation to the financing of the SDG's. The plan is to make 15 analysis', within blended finance, which will also contribute to Denmark's work in OECD/DAC's working group for evaluating blended finance activities.
Hygiene and sanitation Project - NGO Helvetas Improving the hygiene and sanitation conditions of rural populations, by trying to fill the gaps in the communities hosting internally displaced people in the Boucle du Mouhoun, North, Center-North regions, and the East, Central Plateau, Center and Haut Bassins region
Advisers for the United Nations Children's Fund Experts and JPO's to United Nations Children's Fund
European Union Anti-Corruption Initiative II Support to continued Ukrainian anti-corruption process
Contribution to UNFPA's Innovation Facility 2018-2022 In UNFPA’s Strategic Plan, innovation is highlighted as crucial for achieving UNFPA’s three transformative results and in 2014, UNFPA established an Innovation Facility, with Denmark as its main stable financial supporter. The objective of the Innovation Facility is to scan the horizon for new ways to address development and humanitarian challenges; award seed funding to initiatives that test or scale innovation; foster networks of innovation champions for knowledge sharing; and create new norms within UNFPA to shift away from business as usual. Denmark will support UNFPA innovation activities with the objective of strengthening aid effectiveness and efficiency and improving development and humanitarian results on the ground. Focus will be on key pioneering, innovative activities and approaches at headquarters, regional offices and in the field, and with a special attention to Danish Priority Areas.
Western Balkans Joint Actions Against Smuggling of Migrants and Trafficking in Human Beings The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to better migration management of mixed migration flows in the Western Balkans (WB) through strengthening effective counter-smuggling and counter-human trafficking practices. The increasingly complex mixed migration dynamics in the WB, coupled with the operational challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic since the beginning of 2020, have revealed important institutional needs and gaps in the field of border management, and in particular in the context of smuggling of migrants (SOM) and the trafficking in human beings (THB). These include the need to expand and strengthen regional cooperation and coordination, address the lack of interpretation services during investigations, bridge gaps in key stakeholders’ operational, technical, and strategic capacities at both regional and national levels, and support direct assistance to vulnerable categories.
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) flash appeal funding Somalia humanitarian fund 2019 UNDP Somalia HF 2019
Support Programme to the Tunisian Government in the area of Integrated Border Management / Strengthening of Training Capabilities in the Southern regi The overall objective of the development cooperation 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.
Save the Children - NGO call Horn of Africa -Somalia - 2021-2023 The project seeks to contribute to addressing negative coping mechanisms affecting adolescent girls from the most vulnerable Internally Displaced Persons (IDP), returnees, and host communities in Kismayo, Somalia, as a result of the socio-economic impacts of COVID-19, conflict, migration, displacement and climate change.
Danish Red Cross (DRC) and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding South Sudan 2019 Danish Red Cross/(ICRC efforts in South Sudan 2019
Desk appraisal of Danish support to Climate Change Adaptation in Uganda - under the Agriculture Cluster Development Project (ACDP) The overall purpose of the Desk-Appraisal is to provide strategic and technical quality
assurance of the Project Document (CCE-ACDP), before an agreement is developed and
signed with the WB.
Særlig revisionsundersøgelse i CKU Special investigation related to pool grants CKU (former DMRU) Særlig revisionsundersøgelse i CKU ifm c-sag #C1725
Danish experts in international organisations Danish experts to the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)
Promoting human rights implementation in developing countries through the Universal Periodic Review 2020-2022 The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is a unique mechanism of the UN Human Rights Council aimed at improving the human rights situation on the ground of each of the 193 UN Member States. Through this project, UPR Info will enhance engagement of civil society actors in developing countries to advance implementation of accepted human rights recommendations and progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through the UPR. More concretely, UPR Info will provide technical assistance and capacity building on the UPR to civil society actors in developing countries and support their human rights advocacy efforts.
World Food Programme (WFP) flash appeal funding Dadaab Refugee Camp Kenya 2019-2020 Danish contribution to WFP's efforts in relation to the food assistance to the Dadaab Refugee Camp, Kenya, 2019-2020
Evaluation mobility extended Stabilisation i) to document achievements and main results of PSF programmes;  ii) to analyse critical issues in peace and stabilisation; iii) to propose recommendations for improved operation of the Fund.