devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Support to the Secretary-General's Human Rights up Front Initiative Phase II Support to the Secretary-General's Human Rights up Front Initiative Phase II Support to the Secretary-General's Human Rights up Front Initiative Phase II Support to the Secretary-General's Human Rights up Front Initiative Phase II
Contributions to Martin Ennals Award Organisation of the Martin Ennals Award for Human Rights Defenders to provide protection and
support to Human Rights Defenders (HRD) at risk.
Shared online platform The purpose is to establish a website that gives a complete overview of all offers of public support to export initiatives.
2015 - Core Support for the Global Centre for the R2P 2015 - Core Support for the Global Centre for the R2P 2015 - Core Support for the Global Centre for the R2P 2015 - Core Support for the Global Centre for the R2P
Reflecting the reuse of PSD fund in current financial system The Embassy started disbursing loans to projects under its PSD loan program in 2003. On 20th June 2006, file no. 104.X.50, an internal memo approved by the Ambassador, was made stating that Embassy is allowed to disburse fund from the balance returned from PSD loan component that had been discontinued from the first quarter of 2006. The fund from PSD loan repayment has gradually been received and reallocated among other activities like Millennium Development Goals (MGD) campaigns, seminar for women entrepreneurs, etc. In 2012, few new appropriations had been created to support other activities from the balance in PSD loan repayment account. One of them are still on-going called Utsho Bangladesh, had been approved a grant DKK.500.000 on 7th September 2011. The programme activities are on track.
WFP efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2015 WFP's Syria appeal for 2015 amounts to 2,2 billion USD of which only about half has been provided thus far. For this reason WFP has had to cut rations and CASH-payments prioritising the most vulnerable, such as toddlers, pregnant women, mothers, the elderly and sick people. In Syria, the delivery of food aid for half a million people was terminated in August. In the neighbouring countries WFP aim at feeding 2,1 million people with a total cost of 2,5 billion USD for the rest of the year. This response is currently 60% financially covered.
DBP Coproca SA and Benzo Textile Solutions ApS DBP Coproca SA and Benzo Textile Solutions ApS DBP Coproca SA and Benzo Textile Solutions ApS DBP Coproca SA and Benzo Textile Solutions ApS
OCHA Humanitarian Pooled Fund for Syria 2014-2018 OCHA Humanitarian Pooled Fund for Syria
Danida Business Explorer. Geia Foods AS Danida Business Explorer. Geia Foods AS Danida Business Explorer. Geia Foods AS Danida Business Explorer. Geia Foods AS
Ulandssekretariatet - Framework Agreement 2015-2017 Ulandssekretariatet Framework Agreement 2017
ICRC activities in Nigeria, Tchad, Cameroun or Niger ICRC activities in Nigeria, Tchad, Cameroun or Niger 2015
Danish-Egyptian Dialogue Institue Danish-Arab Initiative 2014 The aim is to enhance Danish-Egyptian dialogue, to build up dialogue capacity and expertise and to facilitate DAPP activities between Egypt and Denmark.
UNFPA: Humanitarian Framework Agreement, 2015 Denmark's humanitarian support is guided by the "Strategy for Danish Humanitarian Action 2010-2015", and its overall strategic priorities and in particular the objectives of 'protecting conflict-affected populations' with a focus on vulnerable groups, and 'strengthening partnerships'.

Denmark has identified UNFPA as a key implementing partner organization in the priority area of protection, and entered into a Humanitarian Partnership Agreement with UNFPA in 2011. Under the Agreement, Danish support is provided to UNFPA humanitarian programme interventions in countries experiencing protracted humanitarian crises.

In early 2015, Denmark agreed with UNFPA's revised two-year plan for 2014-2015 for humanitarian action under the Humanitarian Partnership Agreement. The 2-year plan focuses on "Innovations to Eliminate Gender-based Violence in Humanitarian Contexts".

In 2015, Denmark provided support under the Humanitarian Partnership Agreement for GBV programmes in Palestine, South Sudan, Sudan and Yemen as well as global support to operational programmes.
SOS Boernebyerne Christmas Calender project Let me Play and Learn 2016. Christmas Calender 2016 - Let me Play and Learn - Improving Children's Lives in Dar es Salaam
Ending sexual violence in conflict A seminar was arranged to highlight Denmark¿s engagement in the UK lead initiative to end sexual violence in conflict. The Danish foreign minister has been appointed champion of this initiative and was key note speaker at a seminar that took place 13 June 2014 in Copenhagen. The UK ambassador to Denmark also participated in the seminar which focused on concrete actions to be taken by the two countries in order to reduce the use of sexual violence as a strategic weapon in wars.
Support to the African Development Banks Multi-Donor Trust Fund for Transition, Phase 2 (Souk Attanmia) Support to the African Development Banks MultiDonor Trust Fund, phase 2. Focus on support and consolidation of economic and political reform in North Africa, with the tunisian sub-project "Souk Attanmia" as the primary receiver of funds.
European commission spending on AGRIFI programme Inclusive greener growth with higher employment
DRC for ICRC - Appel for Nigeria, 2015-2017 DRC for ICRC - Appel for Nigeria, 2015-2016
(Turning Tables) The Voice of the Youth The Voice of Youth project aims to empower Myanmar youth to develop and voice their visions of their society and engage in constructive dialogue across societal divides.

Expected Outputs:
1.Creative youth network across regional borders within Myanmar in order to foster cooperation and dialogue between separate ethnic entities 
2.A voice and tools for self-expression for Myanmar youth 			
3.Increased public awareness on the importance of youth engagement and participation in democratic dialogue and national visioning
WFP for UNHAS operation in Sahel, 2014-2015 WFP for UNHAS operation in Sahel, 2014-2015
Support to UNECA Business Plan 2014-2015 With the enhanced focus on trade and the right to economic and social development of Danish development policy, Denmark through this programme seeks a renewed partnership with UNECA based on the organisation¿s mandate and comparative advantages in the multilateral architecture in Africa.

The aim is to support UNECA in promoting social and economic development of its Member States, fostering intra-regional integration, and promoting international cooperation for Africa¿s development.

In partnership with DFID, Norway and Sweden, Denmark will provide joint funding to five activity areas of UNECA. The partnership will take the lead on regional integration and trade as well as social development policy. This aligns the support closely with Danish policy, as expressed in the Right to a Better Life, Opportunity Africa, Trademark East Africa, and the recommendations of the Africa Commission.
Pålignet bidrag til Kyoto-protokol 2016 (UNFCCC) Pålignet bidrag til Kyoto-protokol 2016 (UNFCCC)
DRC - Hosting the Secretariat for Solutions Alliance DRC - Hosting the Secretariat for Solutions Alliance
Udarbejdelse af Strategi for integration af nationale mindretal i Moldova. Moldova Integration Strategy for national minority.
Promoting Inclusiveness for Sustainable Development and Poverty Alleviation The Outcome of this project is Governance system more inclusive and transparent due to persistent advocacy. Three themes are treated: 1) Winner-takes-all, 2) Assessing the roots of corruption, and 3) Women as Economic Actors.
Developing EducateMe's expansion model Developing EducateMe's expansion model Developing EducateMe's expansion model Developing EducateMe's expansion model
UNDP CHF for Somalia, 2014-2018 Due to 20 years of war and repeating draughts Somalia is in one of the world¿s biggest and longest lasting humanitarian crises. During that past year the situation has deteriorated. One million people are in an acute need of lifesaving food support ¿ a number that has increased with 20 % in 2014. Additional 2.1 million need humanitarian assistance to not fall back into an acute need for food. The number of malnourished children is alarmingly high with 218.000 acutely malnourished children under five hereof 20 % so malnourished that they will die if they are not given medical treatment and food. Most of these people are internally displaced and are relocated in the conflicted southern and central regions where humanitarian access is still a challenge. The deteriorated situation is caused by a combination of negative factors among these conflict, a rise in the price of food, climate and reduced humanitarian access. In addition financing of humanitarian aid in Somalia is historically low. The UN¿s strategic response plan for 2014, USD 933 million, is only financed by 39 percent.
Cooperation with the Court of Cassation on overcoming case backlog Cooperation with the Court of Cassation on overcoming case backlog Cooperation with the Court of Cassation on overcoming case backlog Cooperation with the Court of Cassation on overcoming case backlog
Support for Security Council Report Inc. 2014-2015 SCR¿s objective is to contribute to a more transparent, effective and accountable UN Security Council. SCR¿s activities focus on providing high quality information and analysis for UNSC members and other interested parties.
Conference on Social Innovation for the Future Conference on Social Innovation for the Future Conference on Social Innovation for the Future Conference on Social Innovation for the Future
Kriminalforsorgen - Improved Prisoners' Rights through Alternatives to Prison Punishment in Morocco (Phase II). Overordnet formål: Det marokkanske Justitsministerium har den fornødne kapacitet til at gennemføre justitsreformer baseret på det foreliggende forslag til straffelov og procedurer.
Dansk/internationalt debatmøde om fred og stabilitet i Somalia Dansk/internationalt debatmøde om fred og stabilitet i Somalia Dansk/internationalt debatmøde om fred og stabilitet i Somalia Dansk/internationalt debatmøde om fred og stabilitet i Somalia
MSF activities in South Sudan, 2014 With the emergency intervention for internally displaced persons in Bentiu, Unity State in South Sudan, Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)) aims to reduce morbidity and mortality through improved humanitarian conditions and direct medical action for the most vulnerable in and around the Protection of Civilians site, where people seek protection from the persistent armed violence in Unity State. The situation inside the Protection of Civilians site is characterized by difficult living conditions and massive medical needs. During the rainy season, the area is transformed into a swamp, with large areas of knee-deep sewage-laden water. Inadequate supply of clean drinking water and latrines contribute to a constant burden of diarrheal infection amongst the young population with a vicious cycle of infection causing weight loss (with weight loss in turn increasing the vulnerability to infection). MSF is providing clean drinking water and proper sanitation, primary and secondary health care, including mass vaccinations, therapeutic feeding of severe acute malnutrition, maternal and pediatric care, surgeries, and sexual and gender based violence consultations. Health monitoring of for example birth and death rates, hygiene, distribution gaps and outbreak surveillance is a key component in order to be able to adapt to the situation and react timely on outbreaks. When MSF first intervened, the population in the Protection of Civilians site was approximately 30,000 internally displaced persons from Bentiu and surrounding areas in Unity State. The main objective was to reduce morbidity and mortality by providing primary and secondary healthcare for the people within the Protection of Civilians site to respond to the water and sanitation crisis by constructing 100 latrines and to ease the nutritional crisis by providing nutritional treatment to approximately 700 severely acute malnourished children.
Thematic Programme Governance - Kenya Country Programme 2016-2020 Thematic programme consisting of 7 development interventions, i.a. support to Civil Society, peace and stability, women's rights and empowerment, public financial management reform, free and fair elections as well justice sector reform
Partnership and Outreach Activities Conducted in Cooperation 
with the United Nations Office of the President of the General Assembly 
to Foster Constructive Civil Society Engagement in the Formulation 
of the Post-2015 Development Agenda Partnership and Outreach Activities Conducted in Cooperation 
with the United Nations Office of the President of the General Assembly 
to Foster Constructive Civil Society Engagement in the Formulation 
of the Post-2015 Development Agenda
Support to Research on Poverty Alleviation The Thematic Programme will address income poverty, income distribution through taxes, non-income poverty, governance and rights. High-level policy dialogue and integrated key sector and thematic performance indicators are included.
Promotion de la démocracie, la paix et la reconciliation au Mali. Programme de transition 2015-2016 1/3 The objective of the programme is to promote a climate conducive to democracy, peace and reconciliation in Mali.
TENAK A/S and BIO-ZEQ KENYA LTD Forensic Lab TENAK A/S and BIO-ZEQ Kenya create a complete business plan for the establishment of their first common forensic lab in
Nairobi, Kenya to support the fight against deceases and crime locally in Kenya.
Often there is a series of uncertainties and long delivery times of the results of blood tests-,
urine tests- and DNA-samples in this region. By creating a local LAB for this they move closer
to the patient and the doctors and medical staff that needs the fast and secure test results
from these test to prevent or secure the fight against deceases or crime acts.
OCHA Common Humanitarian Fund for Afghanistan, 2014-2015 UNDP CHF Afghanistan, 2015-2016
Landbrugsinvesteringsfonden (IFU) The Danish Agribusiness Fund (DAF) is a public-private-partnership investment fund established by IFU in cooperation with MFA and Danish Pension Funds. The overall purpose of the fund was to contribute to sustainable economic growth, improved competitiveness and decent employment in developing countries by enhancing profitable and sustainable investments within agricultural production, food processing and related industries based on input of Danish capital, technology and know-how. DAF will invest in projects, which in addition to strong business cases, will generate significant development effects, such as employment, food production and safety, smallholder inclusion, transfer of know-how and technology etc.

It was envisaged that DAF would be invested from 2016 – 2021 and that a total of about DKK 615 million would be invested in around 25 projects. DAF was established with a total capital of DKK 800 million of which DKK 300 million was provided by MFA and IFU and the remaining DKK 500 million by three Danish pension funds. Only about 50% of the funds have been invested. With the establishment of the SDG Fund in 2018 it was decided that the role of DAF should be integrated into the SDG Fund and no new DAF investments should be initiated. In 2018 it was further decided to integrate Landbrugsinvesteringsfaciliteten (with the MFA commitment to DAF) and three IFU operated facilities were integrated into IFU’s ground capital

The objective of DAF is to contribute to sustainable economic growth in developing countries by enhancing profitable and sustainable investments within agricultural production, food processing and related industries.

The main indicators include:

•	DKK 626 million invested during the period 2016 – 2021
•	Investment in 25 projects during 2016 – 2021
•	13,000 direct jobs out of which at least 30% will  be women created by 2025. Indirect employment generation is expected to be at least at the same level.
•	IRR of at least 12%
•	New techn
Promoting Peace and Stability in Rakhine State (CHD) supports CHD addressing challenges in Rakhine by supporting the State and Union Governments develop and implement policies that reduce violence and promote peaceful coexistence.
Support to Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance through UNDP Programme The Governance and Rights Programme 2016-21 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.
Forward Thinking seminars: "From Protest to Participation: Incorporation Tunisias's Young Political Activists into Political Process" (2015 - 2016) Forward Thinking seminars: "From Protest to Participation: Incorporation Tunisias's Young Political Activists into Political Process" (2015 - 2016)
Konferencen 'The Business of Development' - 18. marts 2016 Formålet med afholdelse af en konference er at sætte fokus på de muligheder, der ligger for privatsektor engagement i de nye FN-verdensmål for bæredygtig udvikling, herunder forretningsmuligheder, risikohåndtering, partnerskaber samt private investeringer og finansiering til bæredygtig udvikling. Konferencen er således led i den danske opfølgning på verdensmålene og indgår samtidig som led i konsultationsprocessen for en ny udviklingspolitisk strategi.

Baggrund:
Konferencen har DI som vært.
Programme Coordination Supporting the achievement of the Promotion of inclusive and greener economic growth through private sector development leading to increased income and better welfare of Ghanaians”.
(World Bank) Myanmar Multi Donor Partnership Trust Fund (MMTF): 
Modernization of Public Finance Management (MPFM) 
and Public Administration Performance (PAP) The objective is to support a more efficient, effective, accountable and responsive service delivery to citizens in Myanmar, with a broader focus on reducing poverty and promoting shared prosperity.
Danish Refugee Council's activities in Dafur, Sudan, 2014 Danish Refugee Council's activities in Sudan 2014
Evaluation of Business Advocacy Challenge Fund, Ghana The Evaluation will comprise all the activities of BUSAC since 2004 till today and address the overall evaluation questions: To what extent and how has BUSAC reached its objectives and what are the lessons to be learned for future support to this area?
Support to Municipal Development and Management in Gaza - SMDM In the Gaza Middle Area, the municipalities have suffered from war action. The ERP will contribute to
alleviate the serious situation in the Middle Area by supporting municipalities to rehabilitate damages and maintaining service functions.
Humanitarian Framework Agreement  2014, ADRA Humanitarian Framework Agreement  2014, ADRA Humanitarian Framework Agreement  2014, ADRA Humanitarian Framework Agreement  2014, ADRA
Styrkelse af Georgiens retssektor. Strengthening of the Justice sector in Georgien.
Implementation of the Information Security Management System To increase Ombudsman¿s efficiency in ensuring the protection and safety of classified information of citizens
Contribution to the Convention Against Torture Initiative (CTI) 2021-22 The CTI-project is an intergovernmental cross-regional initiative launched in 2014 by Chile, Denmark, Fiji (from 2019), Ghana, Indonesia and Morocco. The strategic objective is to achieve enhanced implementation of the Convention against Torture by 2024. The immediate objectives are: 1) to identify challenges and barriers to implementation of the UNCAT in developing countries and 2) to address these obstacles through inter-state capacity building, assistance and dialogue. Denmark's funding covers the costs of the administrative management of the CTI-project and the implementation of activities related to developing countries.
Development of irrigation systems for the Church St. Demetrius, grassland and vineyard The construction of St. Demetrius has taken place and on the initiative of its citizens Mitrovica North Administrative Office (MNAO) who has restored the grassland and vineyard. The restoration included development of irrigation system for the lawn, installation of a pump and an underground storage tank for Water.
Enhancement of Migration Response Capacities in Serbia Enhancement of Migration Response Capacities in Serbia
Support to UNDP-China for facilitating South-South Cooperation on renewable energy technology transfer from China to Ghana and Zambia The overall development objective is enhanced capacity for South-South development cooperation between China and countries in Africa (i.a. Ghana and Zambia) within renewable energy technology transfer to be developed and tested. The specific objective for the Ghana component is to contribute to climate change mitigation and reduced poverty by increasing access to renewable energy solutions through enhanced investment and production of renewable energy technologies in Ghana within the framework of South-South cooperation between Ghana and China. The specific objective for the Zambia component is to improve energy access and living conditions in rural Zambia through South-South cooperation by promoting electrification of rural communities in Zambia and to strengthen China's capacity for South-South cooperation.
DAPP seminars programme document 2017-21 Formålet er at bidrage til formuleringen af konceptnoten for det fremtidige programdokument for Det Arabiske Initiativ (DAI) 2017-2021.
DBP Mentorix and KCA University Mentorix and KCA University (Kenya College of Accountancy) developed a project with the title Development of East Africa's leading online and blended business education programs.
The partners wish to transfer education from EASJ to KCAU and deliver a digital platform.
In the project ZIBAT (Zealand Institute of Business and Technology) is included as an associated partner and as Consultant Growth Africa Consulting is included.
WWF - Frame Agreement 2015-2017 Frame agreement 2016 WWF Verdensnaturfonden
- green economies
- focus on sustainable production in forestry, aquaculture, energy
- strengthening civil society
Website and Communication Strategy Development of DRO website and communication strategy
FSF CVE MENA 2015-2017: PROGRAM for forebyggelse af voldelig ekstremisme og terrorisme Building the capacity of municipalities in the Middle East to design and deliver P/CVE programming and strengthening participation in the Strong Cities Network (ISD/SCN)
Konference om medier og pressefrihed Konference om medier og pressefrihed Konference om medier og pressefrihed Konference om medier og pressefrihed
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Danish capital contribution to the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) to build up infrastructure to support stable and sustainable growth in the region
Support to Danida Coordination Office in Hargeisa, 2015-2018 Somalia Country Programme: Programme Management, Third party monitoring, Unallocated funds, Reviews, Studies, Audits and Public Diplomacy and Danida Programme Office in Hargeisa