devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Wind farm in Darling as a national demonstration project Through the implementation of the Darling National Demonstration Wind Farm to test and to reform decissions around replicable new or novel approaches to recognise energy and environmental problems and to act as a plantform for replication by the public.
Strengthening gender equality at work in Mexico Develop a guide for companies to transform their traditional recruitment and selection processes for non-discriminatory and equal opportunity processes or a methodology to measure the gender pay gap. 

This study intends to contribute in the field of gender equality and decent jobs in Mexico where women and men struggle to secure good quality jobs and achieve work-life balance. Compared to workers in other OECD countries, Mexicans also spend very long hours in paid work. The culture of long paid hours, combined with Mexican women’s disproportionate responsibility for unpaid work, reinforces gendered outcomes in the labour market and at home.

The project proposed by the Gender Equality Policies Area of EUROsociAL has the long-term goal of advancing gender equality in the workplace at the federal and state level, as well as among Danish companies based in Mexico. 

However, the project also has several short-term outcomes such as the elaboration of a guide or manual for companies to transform their traditional recruitment or establishing a dialogue table or a cooperation protocol between several Danish companies located in Mexico.
UNEP Copenhagen Climate Center To contribute to the combined Danish and UNEP priorities of achieving SDG7 targets 7.1 and 7.3 – ensure universal access to
affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all and double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency as well as SDG13 -
urgent action to combat climate change and its impact by 2030.

Denmark has supported the development and competencies of the UNEP DTU Partnership for more than 30 years. It has become a trusted
partner to the UNFCCC, international donors and developing countries by delivering high quality research, knowledge products, technical
assistance and other services. The UNEP DTU Partnership is recognised as a Centre of Excellence within the fields of renewable energy,
energy efficiency and climate change, and will during the cost-extension/bridging period be turned into the UNEP-CCC.
World Food Programme humanitarian action in Yemen, 2023-2024 Contribute to meeting the food and nutrition needs of  people affected by the humanitarian crisis in Yemen. 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://www.wfp.org/publications/annual-country-reports-afghanistan Contribute to meeting the objectives of the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan for 2023 including reaching 14.8 million people with food security and agricultural assistance and 8.8 million people with nutrition assistance.
4th International Conference on SIDS (2023-2024) The proposed project involves: (1) convening the 4th International Conference on SIDS in 2024, and (2) convening a preparatory process for the 4th International Conference on SIDS starting in 2023. The objective is to provide the necessary support to the 4th International Conference on SIDS and its preparatory process.
The Danish grant supports stakeholder participation in the fourth International Conference on SIDS in 2024 and in the regional preparatory meetings.
Preparation of new engagements in Mali for 2024-2027 Funds to be used for tasks in connection with preparation of new engagements, i.e. formulation, appraisal, tender assistance.
Syria-Iraq 2022-2025. UNDP Security Sector Reform Through UNDP Denmark supports Iraqi security and justice sector institutions to improve safety and security for the people of Iraq. The aim is to strengthen the Government of Iraq’s ability to maintain security through technical advice and assistance on a national and provincial level.
Phase Out Support to Policy Forum, Tanzania The Phasing Out - Governance and Rights Programme 2022-2023 will contribute to the promotion of democracy, good governance, rule of law and respect for human rights with a special focus on women.  The theory of change  for the programme is based on the assumption that democratic, transparent and accountable governance where women’s rights are equal to men’s provides the most fertile ground for economic development and eradication of poverty and inequality. Strengthening of demand-side governance will contribute to stronger institutional checks and balances, empower citizens, and enhance the potential impact of Danish support provided to Government. In the short-term, change is expected in terms of a stronger and more vocal civil society, increasingly demanding transparency and responsive governance from duty bearers, as well as an increased access to justice for women and men. A particular change is expected in terms of increased awareness of and respect for women’s rights.
Community Based Nutrition Programme (CBNP) Det lokalsamfundsbaserede ernæringsprogram søger gennem en deltagerstyret proces at styrke sociale og menneskelige ressourcer i det kenyanske lokalsamfund og dermed befolkningens evne til at tage hånd om egen udvikling og derigennem reducere fattigdom og fejl- og underernæring blandt børnene i 13 af Kenyas fattigste distrikter. Processen indebærer, at tværfaglige hold bestående af repræsentanter for distrikts-baserede regeringsinstitutioner og private organisationer sammen med lokalbefolkningen uddannes i deltagerstyret planlægning. Holdene hjælper derefter lokalsamfundene med at udarbejde og gennemføre en handlingsplan rettet mod at forbedre ernæringssikkerheden i netop deres samfund. Projektet er udarbejdet således, at hver landsby bliver støttet i tre år. Støtten gives dels som teknisk bistand (via de regeringsansatte tekniske rådgivere) dels som finansiel støtte (via en specielt oprettet Landsby Initiativ Fond). Hver landsby kan søge penge fra fonden som et supplement til deres egne ressourcer. Centralt for projektet er støtten til organisatorisk udvikling af landsbyinstitutioner samt undervisning af lokalsamfundets egne ressourcepersoner.
Kenya. Strategic Sector Cooperation on energy Preparation project 

The project supports the goal of the Danish Strategy for Development cooperation of contributing to the global reduction of CO2 by assisting developing countries having large and predicted large emissions of CO2 - and countries in Africa. The strategy identifies the Government-to-government cooperation as an important instrument for partner countries to reach their climate goals and initiating a green transition of the economy. The project is part of a green enlargement of the total SSC cooperation in Africa approved in 2021.


The inception phase is the initial preparation of a possible long term Strategic Sector Cooperation between energy authorities in Denmark and in Kenya. The choice of Kenya as a new SSC partner country on energy was approved by the Danish Minister for Development Cooperation in June 2021 as part of a general enhancement of green SCC engagements in Africa. The main outcome of the project is a project document describing the full SSC cooperation, divided into phases of approximately three years of commitment. The project activities includes analysis, workshops, meetings, travels and a study tour of relevant key Kenyan officials to Denmark. The project will be supported by a sector adviser posted at the Danish embassy in Nairobi in January 2021.
Accelerating the Transition of the Indian Textile Sector  towards Circularity (IndiaTex) The project objective is to accelerate the transition of the Indian textile sector towards circularity.

The value chain approach is a proven intervention strategy that UNEP has successfully applied previously. By addressing the entire system, the value chain approach identifies the drivers and barriers that shape a value chain’s operations. By engaging all stakeholders, the value chain approach identifies the most effective solutions and defines a common agenda for concerted actions that can transform the system. This project will intervene at 1) the business level to support implementation and changes in practices, by guiding Indian textile brand SMEs in implementing and communicating about circular business models and the benefits associated herewith, as well as working with Indian textile manufacturers in measuring their product environmental footprint (PEF) ; and  2) at  the government level to support policy development to move towards circular business models in the textiles sector based on knowledge and evidence (including needs identified through the business-level support).
DIBE - Nordic e-Sim The project end goal is to educate and introduce eSIM solution and functionality into Africa, starting with Nigeria by introducing eSIM technology that will substitute the physical SIM cards used in cell phones. This solution will eventually change the cell phone users need for changing physical SIM cards.
Support to strengthen cybersecurity in Ukraine's civilian critical infrastructure (cooperation between Denmark and UK) The overall objective of the project is to strengthen the cyber security and resilience of Ukrainian energy critical infrastructure, more specific the Ukrainian state-owned company Naftogaz who provide energy and natural gas to Ukraine and other Eastern European countries. Moreover, the project will help inform future work seeking to protect Ukraine’s energy critical national infrastructure from cyber attacks.
#TogetherWeCanEndTorture IRCT 2022-24 IRCT Strategy 2022 - 2024 - #TogetherWeCanEndTorture

Rehabilitation of torture survivors, documenting and investigating torture and ensuring that traumatised survivors can effectively participate in legal processes that concern their torture experience and speak up against torture. Outcome 1 - Healing: Torture Survivors receive the best possible support to rebuild their lives and have more space to make their voices heard:
•	IRCT member capacity improved to provide rehabilitation through use of Global Rehabilitation Standards to over 50,000 torture survivors, of whom at least 50% are women, annually worldwide;
•	Survivors’ rehabilitation improved through IRCT members integrating livelihood support into rehabilitation;
•	Survivor agency improved through IRCT members engaging survivors through provision of safe and inclusive spaces.

Outcome 2 - Justice: States improve their laws, policies and practice on justice, reparation, and prevention of torture:
•	IRCT forensic evidence and expert opinions contribute to increased State accountability and justice for survivors through public exposure of violations, strategic litigation, public advocacy;
•	Global, regional, and national anti-torture laws, policies and mechanisms are improved based on IRCT advocacy;
•	Civil society actors and state institutions have capacity, tools and resources to be effective and influential in the fight against torture;
•	IRCT is a strong and ethical organisation in the anti-torture ecosystem.

Justification for support:
•	The fight against torture is an important part of Denmark’s efforts to protect and promote human rights as well as a priority in the new Development Cooperation Strategy;
•	Torture is still practised in more than 100 countries and its impact is felt in every place there is a survivor. IRCT’s members have a unique knowledge of rehabilitation gained through decades of clinical practice and human rights advocacy.
SIDS participation The workshop will enable 20-30 government representatives from ODA listed SIDS to participate physically in a capacity building workshop on maritime delimitation organised jointly by DK MFA and the World Maritime University in Malmø. Participation will boost abilities to manage maritime space and seek peacefull solutions to disputes which is a key factor for economic development.
UNOCHA humanitarian action Somalia HF, 2023 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the 2023 Humanitarian Response Plan for Somalia focusing on ensuring humanitarian aid to the severely vulnerable part of the population affected by the drought.
Review of the Danish support to implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA): United Nation Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) The purpose of the review is to support the responsible unit, the Embassy of Denmark in Addis Ababa (EoD), in the management of the support provided for AfCFTA by assessing the progress of implementation and provide inputs for possible adjustments to current implementation. 
The review will emphasise the implementation of the ECA component with specific focus on lesson learned and recommendations on continuation of the component/programme. The review in adition to assessment of the implementation progress will assess development in the risks and assumptions highlighted in the theory of change. The analysis and findings of the review ill also feed into the formulation of APP V.

The objective of the midterm review (MTR) is to undertake an independent quality assurance of the implementation of the Danish support to implementation of AfCFTA through determining the progress in the implementation of the two components and assessing the results in relation to the projected targets. The assessment will focus on the ECA component, as the support to the AfCFTA Secretariat has not commenced. 
The review will be undertaken in accordance with the Danida Aid Management Guidelines, in particular Guidelines for Country Strategic Frameworks, Programmes and Projects . Denmark’s strategy for development cooperation, “The World We Share” will guide discussions on Danish priorities looking forward, in particular regarding the climate change agenda and adaptation.
Strengthened Analytical Language Capabilities and Civil Society Engagement Facilitating the Mechanism’s engagement with civil society organizations, and enhancing its capacity to analyze information in the Burmese language
World Food Programme (WFP) flash appeal funding Myanmar 2021-2022 Support World Food Programme (WFP) to provide food, cash and nutrition assistance to people in urban and rural areas of Myanmar, including emergency assistance to internally displaced people (IDPs) and other vulnerable populations in active conflict zones.
Europaraadet The grant covers Denmark's share as a member of the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights to their ordinary budget, pension and extraordinary budget.
Formulation of PDP programme document ?Support for design of programme document for the "Project Development Programme" in collaboration with IFU. A similar initiative took place between 2016-2020 which focused on preparations of bankable investment projects. This phase will also include a "climate action co-investment facility" and be adjusted in accordance with the conclusions of the 2021 review.
Education Sector Programme: Reviews and Audits To ensure equal access for all Bolivians to an equal bilingual and intercultural education system of high quality. The specific purpose of this component is to support monitoring, auditing and short term technical assistance in the programme.
Decentralisation - Human Rights, Good Governance and Decentralisation Support Programme, Nepal, Phase I. Decentraliseringsprogrammet skal medvirke til, at politisk og finansielt ansvar lægges ud til lokale folkevalgte institutioner. Støtten skal desuden sikre at den lokale offentlige administration gennemføres effektivt og åbent. 

Et review i 2005 fandt ikke grundlag for en ny fase af et selvstændigt decentraliseringsprogram. Det blev derimod anbefalet, at det danske engagement og de indhøstede erfaringer blev videreført i en ny komponent under programmet for menneskerettigheder og god regeringsførelse. Komponenten blev igangsat fra 1. januar 2006.
Fishborne Zoonotic Parasites in Vietnam The project will build capacity among institutions in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos to do research needed for integrated prevention and control of fishborne zoonotic parasites in aquaculture aiming to protect consumers
Water Sector Program Programmet for vandsektoren i Kenya blev afsluttet ved udgangen af 2009. Programmet fortsættes i en ny fase, hvor Danmark ikke deltager pga. den aftalte arbejdsdeling mellem donorerne. Danida viderefører imidlertid enkelte elementer af programmet i programmet for naturressourceforvaltning i Kenya (2010-2014).

Den overordnede målsætning med vandsektorprogrammet i Kenya (2004-2009) var at bidrage til en forbedret levestandard for den fattigste del af befolkningen i de tørre og halvtørre områder i det sydøstlige Kenya. Programstøtten havde tre komponenter:

1. Vandforsyning og sanitet i landområder. Komponenten adresserede manglen på rent drikkevand og sanitære forhold i Kenyas landområder med henblik på at forbedre befolkningens sundhed, produktivitet og livskvalitet i særdeleshed for kvinder og børn.

2. Vandressourceforvaltning. Komponenten støttede opbygning og forbedring af de institutionelle rammer for effektiv administration af Kenyas vandressourcer.

3. Sektorreformer. Komponenten støttede de centrale kenyanske myndigheder i opbygning af velfungerende lovgivningsmæssige rammer for vandsektoren.

Programmets samlede budget var på DKK 636 millioner, hvoraf Danmark bidrog med DKK 160 millioner. Ansvaret for implementeringen af programmet lå hos de kenyanske myndigheder der, gennem en række institutioner, sikrede opbygningen af en effektiv forvaltning på centralt og decentralt niveau, bl.a. gennem inddragelse af privatsektoren og brugergrupper. Programstøtten blev gennemført i samarbejde med svenske Sida, der havde hovedansvaret for den daglige programstyring og dialog med de kenyanske myndigheder.
UNHCR-IFC Joint Initiative on Creating Markets in Forced Displacement Contexts, 2023-2024 Contribute towards addressing the challenges triggered or exacerbated by forced displacement and the humanitarian funding gap by fostering private-sector solutions, which can help strengthening the self-reliance, resilience and economic inclusion of refugees.
Consultancy support for inception review of Denmark’s support to the UNICEF Ethiopia WASH Programme for 2022-2025 ?Independent inception review of the UNICEF WASH programme for Ethiopia. The consultant will evaluate the implementation plans, the overall quality of the programme document, review the chosen areas in the implementation plan – including two field visits -, and review of the organisational set-up – including steering committee and programme management units.
Extraordinary contribution to UNMAS Mine Action in Northern Ethiopia 2023 Contribute UNMAS’ activities to promote resilient recovery and reconstruction in Northern Ethiopia
Gender Analysis - Support to improve women's right to land through the "BUSAC Model" The objective of this consultancy agreement is to:
Make an assessment of the need and potential for upscaling the model pioneered by BUSAC with regard to expanding women's de facto access to own land. this includes an analysis of what the constraints and opportunities are for the model as well as an action plan for the Danish Embassy, which shows what actions and interventions are needed, when they are needed, as well as an overview of the financial support needed to ensure successful implementation.
Appraisal of Danish Support to the Strategic Sector Cooperation Framework programme with the Municipality of Aarhus (2023-2026) Based on the newly developed Sector Support Cooperation (SSC) guidelines for framework agreements between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Danish sector ministries, agencies, and municipalities, 4-year framework programmes with Danish sector ministries and municipalities are being formulated and appraised. In close coordination with the two initial programmes with Danish Sector Ministries (Food and Agriculture; Environment) a 4-year programme with the Municipality of Aarhus is being formulated and appraised.
New Democracy Fund in Moldova Phase 2 (2023-2025) The overall objective of this programme is to continue and expand the NDF Moldova programme, aimed at enhancement and empowerment of civil society and citizen engagement of all genders in democracy and governance, and strengthening its resilience towards “meeting” new political and social challenges caused by the war in Ukraine.
Folkekirkens nødhjælp Syrien NGO-call 2022-2023 The grant is awarded to the DanChurchAid project Responding to the Syrian Crisis: A multisectoral approach to providing essential, life-saving support to communities impacted by the Syrian conflict.

The stated objective of the project is: Enable conflict-affected people and communities to meet their basic needs and live in safe and dignified conditions, enabling the building back of personal and local resilience. To enable conflict-affected people and communities to meet their basic needs and live in safe and dignified conditions, enabling the building back of personal and local resilience.
Principles for Inclusive Peace phase II More inclusive and durable peace processes that strengthen the capacities of societies to build sustainable peace.
Copenhagen - Johannesburg Strategic Sector Cooperation on Sustainable Urban Development (Inception) The objective of the inception project is to prepare proposal for a full SSC cooperation between City of Copenhagen and City of Johannesburg, South Africa, including background studies and consultations between partners.
Strengthening efforts to promote gender equality among the asylum-seeking and refugee population in Mexico The project proposed by UNHCR Mexico is a social project focussing on improving the life and conditions for some of the most vulnerable groups among the people forced to flee. The project is focuses on mitigating the risk of gender-based violence for people forced to flee and ensure that all survivors have adequate and timely access to services: For example, through 1,250 dignity kits to women and girls in conditions of greater vulnerability with hygiene items. Furthermore, the project focuses on supporting access to childcare for refugee women to facilitate their socioeconomic integration in Mexico. The project is focused around three areas of Mexico: Tapachula, Tenosique y Guanajuato. UNHCR Mexico will seek to work on three main axes in the area of gender equality to (1) mitigate the risk of gender-based violence for people forced to flee and (2) ensure that all survivors have adequate and timely access to services, as well as promote the economic inclusion of women refugees and asylum-seekers through (3) support, information and follow-up about how to access public and private services, such as childcare.
Learning Platform for better SRH&Rs information for women and adolescent The project aims to raise awareness and ensure access to information around safe abortion and to SRHR overall given the lack of information and the mitigation of impact of COVID. Hence, the project utilizes the different activities as training for medical staff, utilizing ICT and regional mobilization and networking.
Financial management assistance HCE The overall objective can be described as assisting the HCE unit with review and approval of financial documents to ensure a flow in operations and reach targets concerning accountability and compliance.
Pursuing justice for international crimes in Ukraine 1)	Improve the capacity of Ukrainian lawyers, health professionals and other human rights defenders to collect, consolidate, verify, and preserve information and evidence of international crimes according to the international criminal justice standards.

2)	Strengthen civil society’s expertise in preparing submissions to international accountability mechanisms on international crimes and other human rights violations.

3)	Reduce suffering of survivors and witnesses of international crimes by providing humanitarian, psychological and legal support.