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Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Guatemala, Nicaragua. The project is called: Reconstruction of the social structures of vulnerable indigenous groups in Guatemala and Nicaragua, affected by COVID-19, to improve their quality of life”. The project aims to develop emotional tools, social skills and the strengthening of capacities to improve the quality of life of people affected by the COVID-19 through the generation of self sustaining enterprises in accordance with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals # 2, 3, 5, 8 and 10. A big focus of FUNDATED and CEDEHCA is still oriented to providing psychosocial support to women and young people who find themselves in situations of violence, nonethless, the project is opening up to providing beneficiaries with means and skills to lift themselves up.
Indigenous peoples and sustainable landscapes in Brazil The project will support instruments for management of macro-landscapes as a strategy to reduce and reverse deforestation and forest degradation in the Cerrado and the Amazon as well as to strengthen the rights and well-being of indigenous peoples. Reducing and reversing deforestation and forest degradation is a fundamental motivation for this project.
NORAD Food Security Zambia Sustainable agricultural production and productivity, extension services, labour-saving farming technologies, irrigation schemes, seed banks and post-harvest handling
Psychosocial and socioeconomic support to Dorcas House F P Support for psychosocial and socioeconomic activities to Dorcas House, Bukavu- Fondation Panzi. Literacy and numeracy, life skills, microcredits, reinsertion kits, psychotherapy will be provided to SGBV survivors by Panzi Foundation
Livelihoods The project will provide vocational skill training to women and youth in the slums of Bangalore and Hyderabad leading to employment/self-employment. It will help men, women and youth to access basic financial services for self-employment. The project will network with placement agencies to place trainees; and with corporates and businesses to provide apprenticeship and/or job opportunities to. It will enable access for men, women and youth to small enterprise training for self-employment.
Increased competitiveness through innovation program The project’s goal is to enhance the competitiveness of local businesses by improving R&D capacities and accessing a pipeline of skilled students as potential workers. The planned effects for the target group of the project are: the establishment of a Business & Student R&D platform and lab, on-the-job sector-specific R&D and business-oriented training for students and incoming professionals and support to Kosovar businesses through the provision of systematic R&D support.
Supporting communities to be healthier and safer Development of policies, guidelines, tools and training materials, evaluation and monitoring systems, innovation. Strengthen promotion of healthy and safe living through different modalities that support behavioural change at individual, household and community level.
Palestine (Gaza) - UNICEF Humanitarian Action for Children Appeal 2023 Emergency response due to the recent escalation of conflict.
NORHED II Crosslink Coastal Pollution with Climate Change Building Capacity to Crosslink Coastal Pollution with Climate Change - BC5 is a strategic north-south-south university collaboration aimed at building knowledge on sustainable management of marine coastal ecosystems and resources, strengthening and improving existing regional coastal research. BC5 will address the gap between research needs and practice, education, and the management of the coastal resources.
Sufficient, competent and motivated nurses and midwives in Malawi Support to the National Organisation of Nurses and Midwives of Malawi in various areas such as organisational development; membership recruitment, retainment and services; and advocacy, lobbying and research in order to contribute to the gap of sufficient, competent and motivated nurses and midwives in Malawi
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The overall objective with the project is to contribute to implementation of CRC and CRPD in schools in Norway and Tanzania. This will be done through building up and disseminating knowledge and competences about children with disabilties, thier needs and their rights as described in CRC and CRPD.
Promoting  long-term economic and financial sustainability in Brazil Raising ambition and accelerating action to protect and restore forests
Food Security and Rural Development - Sri Lanka Mobilizing and strengthening local civil society organizations with improved knowledge and capacity to be agents of change, engaging in regional and national level advocacy on food security and environment-related issues.  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 plans and programmes. Special attention will be given to children, youth mothers of pre-school children and people living with disabilities (PLWD).
Support to population and evidence-based environments for decison-making The 2017 population and housing census represents the single largest source of population data collected in Mozambique providing the state, public bodies and the private sector a full and detailed profile of the population and households down to the smallest geographical unit. It also provides the master sample frame for data collection during inter-census periods and will be central to setting and measuring targets developed as part of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Arab Image Foundation The Arab Image Foundation aims to make its collection accessible to the public through the wide spectrum of activities it initiates, among which are exhibitions, publications, videos, and an online platform. It also seeks to further encourage critical approaches to reading and interpreting the notion of photography.
Gabon Result based payment- CAFI 3 REDD+ support to result based payment partnership in Gabon aiming at paying for verfied results based on reduction of climate gaz emission and supporting a national investment plan.
Global policy and normative work to raise awareness on the impacts of deforestation from soy and beef in the Amazon Cerrado and Congo Basin Global policy work and technical backstopping from HQ.
Guttmacher and other partners: safe abortion Agreement with the Guttmacher institute to provide timely, actionable evidence that can be used to improve policies and programs and increase access to safe abortion (Impact). Through this program, Guttmacher and partners will deliver abortion research that meets the needs of policymakers, advocates and health care providers, while leveraging the evidence to catalyze policy and program change to increase access to safe, comprehensive abortion care in low- and middle-income countries. Improving access to safe abortion and SRHR will contribute to gender equality. The project will be implemented in Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Uganda, Kenya, Pakistan, Colombia, Mozambique, Malawi and Nepal. Some of the studies will be collecting data on people’s disability status and barriers to getting their SRH needs met. Implementing partners for this project that will be receiving funds through the Norad grant are: 
•	WHO’s Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human Reproduction (HRP) and the following country level institutions:
•	Bangladesh Association for Prevention of Septic Abortion (BAPSA) and Brac University James P Grant School of Public Health (BRAC JPGSPH), Bangladesh
•	African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC), Kenya 
•	Brujula Comunicaciones, Colombia 
•	Population Council–Pakistan 
•	Chama Cha Uzazi na Malezi Bora Tanzania (UMATI), Tanzania 
•	Center for Research on Environment Health and Population Activities (CREHPA), Nepal
Accelerating Access Initiative AAI 3.0 The overall objective is to support the government of Jordan to deliver a quality education that provides equitable and inclusive opportunities for improved learning outcomes, life-skill development, and work readiness for Syrian refugee girls and boys, and for other vulnerable groups including non-Syrian refugee children, children with disabilities and children out of school.
With the inclusion of these other vulnerable groups, AAI 3.0 expands both the humanitarian and development scope of its precursor—the Accelerating Access to Quality Formal Education for Syrian Refugee Children Program (AAI 1.0)—that was launched in 2016 under the Jordan Compact signed at the “Supporting Syria and the Region Conference” in London. 
The support to the MoE’s efforts to enrol the Syrian children into formal schools is important and will contribute to increased local ownership of the education sector and improve donor coordination.
WFP. Emergency food assistance WFPs regional Sahel response:

Chad: regional emergency operaton in West Africa (EMOP 200777)
Mali: transitional interim country strategic plan 2018
Burkina Faso: transitional interim strategic plan 2018
Mauritaina: transitional interim country strategi plan 2018
COG Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Ending violence against women and girls.
Colombia Country Programme Colombia Country Programme costs, partially implemented by partners. The project will seek to address direct and underlying deforestation drivers and reduce land- use change emissions linked to industrial agriculture and extractive industries. FPP and partners will contribute to this objective through the collection of local evidence, the completion of gap analyses, and the use of redress mechanisms coupled with focused advocacy and sharing of supply chain reform proposals and best practice.
Natural Resource Management and Agricultural Productivity The main purpose is to build capacity for higher education and research on natural resource management and agricultural productivity in Uganda, Ethiopia and South Sudan.
MA Comprehensive development program Yaco and Luribay An integrated development program in the municipalities of Yaco and Luribay.
Conserving Forests by Reforming Standards to "Produce and Protect" A revision of accounting standards such as GHG accounting standards, lifecycle analysis (LCAs), and forest protection principles, to be adopted by food and forest-product related companies, pension funds, and governments, ultimately contributing to better reporting of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), which will help countries to better delvier on the Paris Agreement and protect forests globally.
UNICEF - Schools for Better Air Quality The project will introduce citizens-based monitoring in 45 schools in 15 municipalities, strengthen STEM education (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), promote youth environmental activism and help create an enabling environment for evidence-based local decision making to improve the environment, with the participation of young people in Serbia.
Mobility First - ASEF Travel grant for artists and Cultural professionals in Asia to enbale their participation in training, confernces, arts festivals, artist residencies, partnership meetings, research, promoting innovation in the arts, contributing to local economic development and more.
Education Cannot Wait (ECW) Support to Education Cannot Wait (ECW) which is a global fund dedicated to education for children and youth affecetd by emergenices. The support will be for the implementation of ECW's strategic plan for 2023-2026. ECW plans to reach 20 million children and adolescents including IDPs and refugees with education services in this strategic period. Support to girls' education and gender equality as well as inclusion of children with disabilities are some of the areas that will be prioritised.  ECW will also strengthen its work to respond to the climate crisis including providing support to children and adoelscents affected by climate related disasters as well as support to risk management and buidling climate resilient education systems. 

A total of 41 countries have received support in the period 2020 - 2023. Countries where the Multi-Year Resilience Programmes are expected to continue are Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Colombia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Iraq, Lebanon, Mali, Myanmar, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, Somalia, South Sudan, Palestine, Sudan, Syria, Uganda and Ukraine.
Constitutional and legal reform in Tunisia and Morocco Constitutional and legal assistance to the authorities of Tunisia and Morocco.
NRC's project to increase food security and reduce hunger The project aims to increase food security in Nigeria, Somalia, and Ugand, through building on existing food production work in the target areas based on on-going or recently phased out project initiatives. Activities will also expand to initiatives that have worked well and that could quickly be scaled up to more farmers. The project aims to contribute to increased agricultural productivity and incomes through; enhanced access to agricultural inputs(land, seeds, tool), capacity building on climate smart agriculture, and support to agriculture-based businesses through value addition, financial education and financial support. The project aims to strengthen climate change adaptation by promoting climate resilient food production as well as increase in local value creation and incomes for food producers. Specifically, this is by promoting climate-smart agriculture technologies, including soil conservation, water harvesting, integrated soil fertility management, crop diversification, and seed variety selection. Additionally, the project seeks to enhance resilience by promoting access to essential agriculture production inputs such as drought tolerant seeds for increased food production and local value addition, increasing market access and incomes.
Tanzania Public Finance Management Reform Programme (PFMRP) Support to PFMRP Phase IV and V through the national basket fund modality, mainly to the Zanzibar component. The goal is to promote economic development and improved public service delivery. Domestic revenue mobilisation (DRM) to finance development (SDG 17.1) is partly integrated in PFMRP. Zanzibar Revenue Board (ZRB) is a significant beneficiary of the Norwegian support.
Support to Norwegian human rights fund The NHRF provides direct support to small, grassroots organizations in selected development countries that mobilize on the ground for the respect and promotion of human rights for marginalized and vulnerable groups, including gender equality.The NHRF supports local groups for victims of human rights violations and affected communities that take the lead in their own struggle for rights, as well as professional human rights advocates. They support local initiatives for protection of human rights defenders. They also have a few select strategic partnerships with global mechanism that work with human rights defenders.
Access to WASH services for conflict-affected in Warrap Increase access to WASH Services among disaster- and conflict-affected populations in Tonj North and Gogrial East Counties of Warrap State.
Strenghtening Capacity for Democratic and Economic Governance in Malawi The project aims at incfluencing public policy and building and further strengthening research, education and administrative capacity in Malawi through and interrelated set of activities - research on democratic and economic governance, training of Masters and PhD students, strengthening adminsitrative and instittuional capacity - undertaking jointly by the University of Oslo and Chancellor College, University of Malawi.
NMS-Fight against the Blasphemy law in Pakistan The objective of the project Fight against the Blasphemy law through CLAAS Pakistan, is to raise a voice on behalf of the persecuted Christians in Pakistan, to promote basic human rights and freedom of religion or belief as described in the UN universal declaration of human rights.
Advancing accountability in Libya The project's objective is to protect and promote access to justice and to increase accountability by supporting Libyan human rights lawyers, and raising awareness on human rights challenges within the Libyan legal system. The project will increase the access of victims of human rights violations to networks of legal support, allowing them to defend their case, seek protection and access justice in front of national and international courts.
TCRS-Kibondo, Kishapu, Kilwa FSRH Nansen project The project is responding to food security and reduction of hunger in vulnerable communities. It also promotes youth employment and income generative activities through micro investing in horticulture and poultry keeping, as well as value addition. The project promotes nutrition education, producing nutritious crop varieties and preparation of a nutritious diet for communities affected by drought.

The implementing partner will be responsible for planning, coordination, implementation and monitoring of the Project in collaboration with government and local communities. Kishapu, Kakonko and Kilwa
Strengthening Alternative Voices in BiH The overall objective is to contribute to enhancing alternative voices in BiH through media activism. Through its media activities CID will provide a different perspective and critical interpretation of the current economic and political situation in the country. Its goal is to draw attention to the acute problems of this society, which are being ignored by mainstream media or exploited in manipulative ways, which is why BiH political and social reality is becoming more totalitarian.
Follow-up to the Midterm Review of the IPoA for LDCs The project aims at increasing the capacity and enhancing the exchange of experience among LDC stakeholders about the implementation of the IpoA and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. It will also promote national ownership and localisation of the goals of the IpoA and the SDGs in the national development plans and strategies.
SN Power Middle Yeywa Hydropower Feasibility study (phase III) SN Power is applying for funds to do a full feasibility study (phase III) of Middle Yeywa hydropower project in Myanmar, as a follow up of previous pre-feasibility study (phase I) and Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) (phase II) with Norad support. The amount applied is NOK 59 454 000, approx. 50% of total estimated project development cost of USD 14 million, in 2017, 2018 and 2019, until Financial Close and investment decision.
Tribhuvan University - Innovations in Teaching and Learning In line with the recently adopted Global Goals for Sustainable Development, this project aims to catalyze improvements in the quality of teaching and learning at the basic education level in Nepal through innovative, transformative and contextualized pedagogical approaches.  The project will strengthen the motivation and capacity of a range of stakeholders at the local level, but also at the higher education level to enable Tribhuvan University and Kathmandu University to take a leading role
NORHED II Urban-Suburban Nexus towards OneHealth approach Full project title: The Urban-Suburban Nexus towards One Health approach. “One Health”, is a public health approach promoted by the WHO that considers the health of humans, animals and the environment in all policies and programmes. The work involves the development of a novel, competence and evidence-based One Health curricula at MSc. and PhD levels
UAF-Africa -  Sustaining WHRDs & Their Movements in Kenya To foster an enabling environment for Women human rights defenders (WHRDs) and their formations to sustain their work and activism through strengthening their capacity to advocate for human rights and supporting their holistic security and protection.
FAO - DRC Resilience Programme Support to food security in the DRC through the joint WFP-FAO Resilience programme. Cf. WFP agreement no. COD-20/0001.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange An exchange project of skills and ideas to enhance the realisation of human rights and democracy in Zimbabwe and SADC. This will be ahiceved through human rights investigation and documentation, election monitoring and observation, regional lobbying and advocacy, conflict transformation and citizen moblilisation and engagement. Zimbabwe, South Africa, Zambia
COVID-19 pandemic surveillance support - DHIS2 Emergency response by UiO and the international HISP network to assist counries to implement a DHIS2 based comprehensive disase surveillance package for enhancing surveillance, case finding and contact tracing of the covid-19 pandemic (with focus on low and middle income countries)
Rights based REDD+ :Global policy Outcome 1: The international climate regime for land-use and forests includes a rights-based approach and provisions to protect natural ecosystems
•	Outcome 2: Indigenous peoples and other forest-dependent communities enjoy greater respect for their land rights and are recognised for their sustainable management and protection of the rainforest.
Implemented by RFN and Naturvernforbundet
IOM Humanitarian Response in Ukraine Additional support to IOM humanitarian response in Ukraine. Thematic focus in Ukraine: Protection of IDPs, housing, water and sanitation, health, sexualized violence and human trafficking, mental health, and psychosocial support and cash.
Njord 2023 - ARITRA/IIT Madras Participation A team of students from Department of Ocean Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Madras will participate in Njord 2023, taking place in Trondheim in August 2023. Objective is to provide the students exposure to autonomous ship building etc, building their capacity and developing a network of students and reearchers in the ocean space.
Relief Food Assistance to Refugees and other Crisis Affected Populations The expected contribution will be programmed for a disbursement of unrestricted cash assistance to meet the food needs of 185,581 refugees (both urban- and settlement-based) for one month . The remaining budget will be used to cover associated costs for the provision of specialized nutritious foods to 152,612 children and pregnant and lactating women for one and a half months.

Given Uganda's evolving food security situation, allocating the remaining resources will be based on assessed vulnerabilities and resource gaps will ensure that WFP uses the Norwegian contribution in the most efficient manner, putting resources where they are most needed.
IFAD Crisis Response Initiative (CRI) The fund shall support food security in low income countries suffering from effects from the war in Ukraine.Overall goal of CRI is to protect the development gains and livelihood of poor rural households and producers while reinforcing their resilience to the Ukraine war crisis in countries worse affected and already suffering from shocks. Development Results:
Minimise impacts of Ukraine war crisis on livelihoods, resilience and food security of IFAD’s target group, and maintain progress towards IFAD12 Impact Targets. The Norwegian support will be implemented in Malawi, Central African Republic, Niger, Uganda, Mosambique, Burundi, Afghanistan and Somalia
enhancing socio-ecological resilience of marine and coastal systems to improve the management of Marine Protected Areas, reduce the vulnerability of coastal communities, and ensure sustainability of the environment.
Enhancing Women’s Participaton in Peace processes in Conflict States The project aims at increasing the participation of women and girls in the peace process in Myanmar by including their voice and views in the dialogue, and enhance women-focused content among national and regional media outlets. Internews Europe (IEU) will provide media training to Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and to journalists.
Human Rights, Inclusion and Empowerment Trust FUND (HRIE-TF) Support toHuman Rights, Inclusion and Empowerment Trust FUND (HRIE-TF).
Mosaiko Human Rights Defense Promoting human rights, citizens participation and accountability through media and communication, research and publications, and through community HR groups linked to the Catholic church.