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Turkey Emergency Appeal - earthquake Support to IFRCs emergency appeal for the earthquake in Turkey, launched February 2023.
Facilitating Digital Enhancement of Transitional Justice Capacity Facilitating Digital Enhancement of Transitional Justice Capacity in Arabic- and Farsi-Speaking Countries
Advancing Decent Work for Women to Achieve Economic Development in Jordan The project aims to promote better working conditions for women through policy and legal change, and community organizing and advocacy in the private education and health sectors. The project will move towards implementation of gender responsive legal reform achieved in the previous phase, promote gender responsive human resources practices, including expanding childcare facilities in Jordan to create an enabling environment for working parents to manage family and work responsibilities.
Eradicating violence against women and girls - Guatemala This programme enhances mechanisms for prevention, protection and response to violence against indigenous and marginalized women and girls in Guatemala. It comprises legal, medical and psychosocial victim assistance; advocacy work; capacity building for service providers and awareness raising. It also strengthens our partners; MTM and five indigenous women´s CSOs.
Living conditions surveys in Southern Africa National studies of living conditions among disabled  in Malawi.
Together for inclusion - South Sudan 1) Support to DPOs to become strong and knowledgeable advocates and advisors on inclusive education and early childhood development, and 2) support to governments in developing projects that enables learning on how real change towards inclusive education and early childhood development can be made
Relief food assistance to refugees - new arrivals Hot meals to new arrivals at transit and reception centres and relocation food support to newly settled refugees
Uganda: Use of Revenue Consultants Design and strengthen the revenue management component of the OfD programme in specific OfD candiate and partner countries. Assignments will be awarded following mini-competition between the three consultant consortia that have entered into framework agreements with Norad. They are Vista Analyse, Menon Economics and Vidar Ovesen.
Stabilization, Recovery and Transformation for Peace - Addressing local threats to the Bangsamoro peace process through greater civic participation The target group involves women playing mediation and peacebuilding roles in their communities, and those countering violent extremism; youth organized to play similar roles through the Bangsamoro Youth Commission; and leaders of indigenous groups organized by CBCS and other civic groups to address horizontal violence. The overall objective is to further their capabilities and organization so they can play their respective roles across a greater number of affected communities, and with a wider involvement by their peers. Their collective efforts should achieve greater impact
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange MOVE is an exchange program for young musicians and organisers - between Norway, Malawi, Mozambique and Brazil. The program exchanges youth with musical and organizer competence. Empowering them with new tools and intercultural understanding as young leaders within the cultural field. Enriching the organizations and the local communities and societies. As there will be no physical exchange in 2021, the project will focus on consolidating the achievements of previous rounds and undertake an evaluation of the project.
UNDP- Strengthening entrepreneurship, job creation and social cohesion The project will support national efforts to accelerate economic and social empowerment of populations, especially youth, women and vulnerable groups and promote sustainable and inclusive development at the territorial level.
Addressing the Worst Forms of Child Labour Syrian refugees in Jordan Addressing the Worst Forms of Child Labour among Syrian refugees and Jordanian host communities in the agricultural sector
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange An exchange of staff between grassroot organisations in India and Nepal which works to improve the livelihood of marginalised communities. The project will strengthen the organisations’ capacities to provide quality vocational training to women, aiming to improve the quality of their handicraft and increase the marketing of their products. India and Nepal.
NRC-From conflict-affected populations to government institutions: bridging the legal services gap in Quissanga From conflict-affected populations to government institutions: bridging the legal services gap in Quissanga - Durable solutions to displaced communities in Northern Moz 
Outcome 1: Providing immediate support to vulnerable households by facilitating access to key documentation 
Outcome 2: An environment enabling durable solutions is generated, through support to restablish
Governmental ability to issue key documentation and autonomously respond to a primordial need in the community
Framework Agreement with The Norwegian Center for Holocaust and Minority Studies on religious and ethnic minorities in conflict-affected areas Framework Agreement 2020-22 with The Norwegian Center for Holocaust and Minority Studies (HL-senteret) on religious and ethnic minorities in conflict-affected areas.The overall objective of the programme is to improve the situation for religious and ethnic minorities in conflict-affected areas, especially in South-East Asia and Middle East / North Africa with a special focus on Myanmar and Iraq. Expected results include increased knowledge on genocide prevention, with lessons learned from country cases.The project’s target groups are civil society organizations and academics in these countries, who work to strengthen minority rights. The project aims to improve the competence, network and resources of these groups. Core topics include mass atrocity prevention and inclusive citizenship,
Oil, communities and peacebuilding in Colombia The projects main objective is to strengthen the governance of the oil sector in Colombia to avoid conflicts and to promote peacebuilding.  
Outcome 1: Empowering stakeholders by producing political, economic, environmental and social analysis of the oil sector in Colombia. 
Outcome 2: Evaluate the quality of the oil royalties’ investment in Colombia. 
Outcome 3: Create mediation and concertation spaces in oil influenced regions.
Travel support for developing countries to INCs 2023 - UNEP Travel support to delegates from developing countries to the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee for a legally binding treaty on plastic pollution.
NLM-Filtu Food Security Project (FFSP). The project focus is to contribute towards food security in the target areas through enhancing the capacity and livelihood of the local communities in cooperation with pastoral development office, water office and health office.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Kenya, Rwanda. The main objective of the collaboration is  to increase organisational effectiveness and strengthen capacity of partners and participants in order to achieve lasting and quality care of Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) within communities in Kisumu, Kenya and Kigali, Rwanda. 

The partnership will adopt a systems-based approach to civil society organizations capacity building using to identify, analyze and fill the capacity gaps of the collaborating organizations and other stakeholder civil society organizations (CSOs) in what is believed are the key competences. These range from governance structures of CSOs, stakeholder involvement, project management, financial resource management, human resource management, networking and advocacy, technicalcapacity in various OVC priority areas, to knowledge management, monitoring and evaluation, and project sustainability.
Food Security and Rural Development - Colombia Farming   communities   have   increased   their   resilience   to climate/environmental change and disease. Train families in the construction and monitoring of identified risk management plans  and  will  promote  best  agricultural  practices.  Focus  on  coffee-growers  and train  them  in  climate-smart  agriculture  and  agroforestry  systems  to  reduce  greenhouse  gas emissions.  Train  and  support  coffee  families  with  fertilizers  to  reduce  their  carbon footprint  in  their  farms.  Relevant  Activities  include: training communities  in  methods  of adaptation  to  climate  change; ensure  that they  apply  their  knowledge  in  climate  risk prevention; coffee families adopt climate-smart practices; cash carbon capture and reduce their carbon footprint. Special attention will be given to the participation of women, youth and persons living with disabilities (PLWD).
Mine action global capacity building & support functions The risks from landmines, cluster munitions and other explosive weapons are understood and reduced to a level where civilians can live in safety and development is not constrained.
Together for inclusion-Uganda 1) Support to DPOs to become strong and knowledgeable advocates and advisors on inclusive education and early childhood development, and 2) support to governments in developing projects that enables learning on how real change towards inclusive education and early childhood development can be made
OSCAIR: Church Affairs, Syriac Promotion, Syriac/Christian Advocacy The project as such will serve all the duties OSCAIR envisages to perform on a broader scale with extended activities and has a core mission to make sure of the survival of the Syriac community and church. OSCAIR encompasses many activities and duties: Church Affairs, Syriac Promotion, Syriac/Christian Advocacy, and Promotion of Social Understanding (Bridge-building). OSCAIR will establish a civil society dialogue on socio-political and intellectual level. This aims to develop solidarity.
Global South - Niger/Mali Additional flexible funding to countries affected by the Ukraine war (South Package/Nansen-programme).
Zembo Motorcycle SMC Ltd feasibility study emobility in Uganda Zembo Motorcycle SMC Ltd has applied for and been granted support for a feasibility study on e-mobility in Uganda.
South Sudan Red Cross National Society development South Sudan Red Cross Community Based Health and  First Aid (CBHFA) programme. Training of volunteers and increasing capacities in local communities.
UNICEF, Child Health and Protection. Covid-19 Strengthening early childhood development in Palestine and Covid-19 response in Gaza and the West Bank, including East Jerusalem.
TRUST FUND - REGIONAL TRANSMISSION INVESTMENTS Support to a  World Bank Trust Fund for Transmission Investments in Mozambique and Malawi with Regional Significance.  

The trust fund shall finance the following Projects:
Democracy and dialogue Project support for democracy and political dialogue in the Middle East.
The 14th Biennial Conference of Network of African National Human Rights The main actitivity is a Conference which will be held for three days on October 18 - 20, 2023 physically in Accra Ghana, co-hosted by the NANHRI Secretariat and the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ). The meeting will be characterised by an opening session, expert presentations, panel discussions, plenaries and parallel meetings, from the 46 African NHRIs, civil society organisations, governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations, the UN agencies, thematic experts, the private sector (business communities) representatives, the academia, select representatives of vulnerable populations and development partners
FAO assessed contribution. Development aid budget. Mandatory core contribution FAO. Share from development co-operation budget.
Least Developed Countries Fund - LDCF The LDCF was established in response to guidance received from the seventh Conference of the Parties (COP 7) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in 2001. It is a fund established under the Global Environment Facility and focuses on climate adaptation in least developed countries. LDCF has a strategy for 2022-2026. For this strategy period (GEF-8), LDCF has four thematic priorities: 1) Agriculture, food security, and health; 2) Water; 3) Nature-based solutions; and 4) Early Warning and Climate Information Systems. The support is to be provided for the last three years of the strategic period.
Frameagreement 2020_2024 nclusive education – awareness raising and training to build capacity of teachers and to get schools/communities to work together to enhance inclusive education for learners with disabilities
AFDB Special Capital Increase South Sudan AFDB Special Capital Increase due to South Sudan's membership
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Feasibility study between Norway and Tanzania. the institutions want to improve the sustainability and livelihood of farmers. One of the initiatives through the partnership will be to strengthen capacity in incubation of ecopreneurship at NMBU/SJH and SUA. Through the project they also
want to establish public-private partnerships to improve access to the market for farmers. Tanzania.
UNICEF, Back to Learning Phase II Access to quality education and protection services to children affected by conflict, including chilldren formerly associated with armed groups as well as vulnerable children and youth
Attacks against Healthcare Initiative Support for the WHO's Attacks against Healthcare Initiative
Strengthening EU integration in Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia Management of a grant scheme for civil society in Serbia, Montenegro and Macedonia by The Balkan Trust for Democracy (BTD), a project of the German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF).The grant scheme aims at financing activities towards implementing reforms as part of the EU-integration process defined in the action plans for each chapter. The focus will be on the implementation of Chapters 5, 8, 23, 24, 32 and Chapter 35 (only applicable for Serbia).
EU Emission Trading Scheme Implementation - EU ETS The project provides assistance to the ministry of Environment and Physical Planning in the prepatory phase leading up to the implementation of the EU Emission Trading Scheme in Macedonia
ODA - UN Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo - UNMIK ODA coefficient of Norwegian assessed contribution to UNMIK
Eradicationg Child Labour in Uganda The project will contribute to eradicating child labour in Uganda, protecting children in over 12,000 families. The project will focus on two regions of Uganda where child labour is very common.

1. Busoga sub-region (Jinja, Bugiri, Kaliro and Iganga) has the highest rate of child labour in the country, with 38% of children in work, and agriculture the main sector (UNICEF’s Child Poverty report 2019), particularly in sugarcane and rice production, as
children are a source of cheap labour with the nature of the work extremely hazardous.

2. Central region, specifically Greater Kampala Metropolitan area. Older children migrate from the rural areas to seek paid employment in a number of informal sector activities including petty trading, domestic work, trading, hawking, bar and restaurant
work, and prostitution; 88.8% of working children in Kampala are involved in hazardous work, 53.4% are paid child labourers (street vendors, porters, scrap collectors) (National Labour Force and Child Activity Report, 2012).
In both areas, poverty is one of the main drivers of child labour. This situation has worsened with the outbreak of COVID-19 due to the strong measures undertaken by the Government of Uganda including lockdown of the economy to control the spread of the
virus. Poor understanding of child rights and the legal framework which could protect them amongst both rights holders and duty bearers is a further barrier to sustained change.

The project will enable over 12,000 families to be more resilient in the face of recruitment to child labour though increasing understanding on preventing and combating child labour - with community taskforces, sensitised duty bearers, and awareness-raising in the media. It will strengthen social protection of targeted families, improving incomes and access to skills, establish public/private partnerships including a child-free zone in UMA Industrial Park; thus improving the implementation of ILO conventions on child labour.
Food Security and Rural Development - Uganda Increasing access to adequate nutrition dense foods at household level, improving post-harvest handling practices; introduction of farmer field schools for training and knowledge sharing; access to extension services; kitchen gardens; use of climate-smart agriculture technologies for climate resilience; access to quality inputs and labour-saving technology; use of simple drying technologies, and; training in group cohesion and dynamics. Special attention will be given people with special needs including people living with disabilities (PLWDs), female-headed households, youth-headed households and people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHAS).
ADRA Fighting Inequality Support to ADRA as an organization aiming at strengthening the capacity of vulnerable communities, valuing the traditions, education and practices of rural communities.
Marine spatial planning in Vietnam This project aims to accelerate progress in sustainable marine development in the context of climate change at a national and provincial level in Viet Nam. The project's objectives include:(i) accelerating progress in Marine Spatial Planning with a focus on promotion of science and technology transfer and marine-related innovation; (ii) implementing integrated spatial planning promoting marine sustainable development in one site in the country.
NIDAA Strengthening civil society West Kordofan Strengthening civil society activities West Kordofan
Eliminating AP mines and cluster munitions Universalization and implementation of the Mine Ban Convention and Convention on Cluster Munitions. Advocacy, monitoring and assistance to survivors.
MA-Climate Change Resilience and Inclusion in Vietnam Support vulnerable people in Mekong with the knowledge and skills to cope with climate change. Improve knowledge of boys, girls and educators to act on inclusion, gender and climate change.
Further actions to address plastic waste under the Basel Convention Through increased knowledge among decision-makers on the control of transboundary movements and environmentally sound management of plastic waste in line with the provisions, guidelines and guidance of the Basel Convention, in particular the Plastic Waste Amendment adopted at the Basel Convention COP-14, the project is expected to contribute to the improved management of plastic waste in ODA countries.
The Convention on Cetain Conventional (Inhuman) Wepons - CCW Norway's contributions to the Convention on Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use of Certain Conventional Weapons - CCW (Inhuman Weapons). Contributions to the Annual budgets and possible voluntary contrubutions to the CCW trust fund. The main objective is capacity building of developing countries’ capability to comply with the convention, for the protection of civilians from the harm from weapons in armed conflicts.
NORHED II Maternal and Neonatal Health in Malawi The project aims at building capacity in two universities in Malawi, Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) and University of Malawi, Kamuzu College of Nursing (KCN). There are also university partners in zambia and South Africa.  A focus will be on building capacity to develop and implement training programs in nursing, midwifery, medical microbiology, and obstetric ultrasound and to conduct world class research.
DELF-Conflict transformation inthe Palestinian areas The Palestinian people is deeply marked by the long lasting and unsolved conflict with Israel. The conflict also affects and contaminates the daily life of the people. With main focus on children and youth the project promote transforming and resolving conflicts through valuing differences among the people. The valuing of differences are used to see conflict as a way to grow.
Rights-Based Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Among Girls & Young Women The project will aim at character building and relationship building within the families. It will also aim at economic empowerment and life skills development for girls by addressing their human rights. The girls and young women who are the primary recipients of the project will be trained in life skills that enable them to make informed decisions on drugs/alcohol and their human rights, including SRHR and protection against HIV/AIDS. Community development is essential for the project.
KHM Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Ending violence against women and girls. 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
Engagement of Civil Society orgs on mobilization of rights holders The project will strengthen the institution capacicty of FBOs and CSOs to ensure transparency and accountability by duty bearers in decision making and service delivery.
Medical assistance in Syria Provision of health services and life-saving medical treatment for the most vulnerable through strengthened local medical response capacity, incl. medical equipment, supplies and training.
SP - Norges Vel - Inv and dev of an Aflatoxin-free groudnut value chain The goal is to secure that Nampula province can produce groundnuts without aflatoxins for local, regional and international markets.
IOM Regional Response in Moldova Additional funding to IOM response in Moldova. Thematic focus in the Republic of Moldova: Refugees, housing, emergency food items, water and sanitation, protection, health, cash, food security, SGBV, human trafficking and livelihood support.
Together for inclusion - Uganda Making community based savings and loans groups more inclusive.
Lfu – Norwegian Veterinary Institute - Capacity development One Health – Implementation Impact 
Sustainable production of safe milk that contributes to food security, improved nutrition, increased animal and human health as well as economic growth.

Outcome 1 – Operational One Health Platforms for coordinated control of zoonoses and AMR in the milk value chain
Outcome 2 – Capacity for surveillance of AMR, antimicrobial use and infectious diseases in the milk value chain
Outcome 3 – Capacity to detect zoonotic diseases through laboratory investigations
Outcome 4 – Veterinary services surrounding primary producers of the milk value chain has been established in selected countries and regions

Target groups: 
a) Veterinary authorities in Malawi and Ethiopia
-Government and civil society stakeholders involved in control of zoonotic disease on the side of public health and animal health
-Government employees involved in surveillance of zoonotic diseases – animal- and public health. 
-Government laboratory personnel of at least one national reference laboratory for animal health and one national reference laboratory for public health, as well as 2-4 regional reference laboratories for each sector. In addition to train a certain number of animal health professionals at regional level for sampling and results-interpretation. 

b)  Dairy farmers in Malawi and Ethiopia
In Malawi, the veterinary services surrounding the 36 milk collection points associated with Lilongwe dairy have been suggested. For Ethiopia this remains to be clarified.
Institutional capacity development for cyber security and rule of law The project will be divided into two components.
1. Cyber Security - the project aims to support the implementation of the Cyber Security Strategy: Project includes outreaching campaign, software, professional training on computer emergency response, provide capacity development in internet and darknet investigation
2. Rule of Law - the project aims to strengthen the justice system, improve access to justice, promote human rights standards by inclusion of marginalized groups.