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Consultancy to conduct an analysis of possibility to improve women's right to land through the "BUSAC Model" The objective of the consultancy 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 we as an overview of the financial support needed to ensure successful reimplementation
Process Consultant for assisting the formulation of the fourth phase of Denmark's Peace and Stabilisation Programme for the Horn of Africa Process Consultant for assisting the formulation of the fourth phase of Denmark's
Peace and Stabilisation Programme for the Horn of Africa The objective of this contract is to support the Danish Embassy in Nairobi in the formulation
of an Inception Note and related preparatory analyses for a fourth phase – an assignment of
estimated 3 months – with an expected start in March 2022.
Supporting communities and people in Mykolaiv and Ukraine to recover from crises and build resilience Objective: People and communities affected by the conflict in Ukraine are able to recover from crisis and rebuild their lives.

Outcome 1: Conflict-affected communities in Mykolaiv are able to recover from the direct impact of the conflict.

Outcome 2: Conflict-affected people in Mykolaiv have strengthened their economic and social resilience.

Outcome 3: URCS is strengthened at all levels and are mobilizing democratic civil society and youth to influence and participate in the reconstruction and recovery in Ukraine
DIIS Er at gennemføre forskning og faglige studier, der kan bidrage til at styrke kvaliteten af udviklingssamarbejdet med Ukraine og andre lande omfattet af Naboskabsprogrammet.
Bidrag til IMF: ESAF/PRGT og HIPC The purpose of the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust (PRGT) is to provide interest-free loans or loans with reduced interest rates to low-income countries. The PRGT is financially independent from the IMF in that it is not covered by IMF’s general resources and underlying reserves. If new PRGT loans cannot be financed by repayment of previous loans, the IMF requests its members to provide bilateral loans. The subsidies to finance reduced interest rates is traditionally financed through donor contributions. The PRGT loans have been important for low-income countries in need of dealing with urgent short-term balance of payment needs and improving the macroeconomic conditions in the longer run. Denmark has continuously supported the PRGT both through loans issued by Nationalbanken with a guarantee from the Ministry of Finance, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs finances the donor contribution through grants. Throughout the years, Denmark has contributed to the PRGT several times, the latest being in 2009 and 2014. Formålet med Den Internationale Valutafonds (IMFs) særlige Fond for Fattigdomsreduktion og Vækst (PRGT) er at levere rentefri lån, eller lån med stærkt reducerede renter, til lavindkomstlande. PRGTen er økonomisk uafhængig af IMFs øvrige organisation og er ikke omfattet af IMFs generelle ressourcer og betydelige underliggende reserver. Såfremt nye PRGT-lån til lavindkomstlande ikke kan finansieres af tilbagebetalingerne på tidligere PRGT-lån, anmoder IMF sine medlemmer om bilaterale lån. Subsidierne til at finansiere de betydeligt reducerede renter sikres traditionelt via gavebidrag fra IMFs medlemslande.

De danske låne- og gavebidrag bidrager til at sikre særligt økonomisk favorable vilkår på lavindkomstlandenes lån via PRGT. Lånene har været med til at sikre, at lavindkomstlandene har kunnet afbøde akutte betalingsbalanceproblemer på kort sigt, og forbedre det makroøkonomiske klima på lidt længere sigt.

Danmark har vedholdende støttet denne kombination af lån og gavebidrag gennem IMF, og har gennem årene bidraget til PRGTen (og dens forgænger PRGF), senest i 2009 med et bilateralt lån fra Danmarks Nationalbank på 200,0 mio. SDR (1,7 mia. kr.) samt gavebistand på 30,0 mio. kr. finansieret over bistandsrammen i 2009.
Vision in Action Inclusion in action for people with intellectual disabilities and their families
Scoping study protecting and promoting democracy and human rights in the digital era In November 2021, Denmark launched the Tech for Democracy initiative bringing together governments, multilateral organizations, tech companies and civil society to make tech work for democracy and human 
rights. In support of this initiative the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) is working to design a new funding facility for a just digital transition. The fund is being launched in a context where democracy and 
human rights are increasingly under pressure and where digital technology are presenting new disruptions, challenges, and opportunities, both within the field of democracy and human rights itself, but also to the 
potential of rights-based responses. The proposed funding mechanism is to support local initiatives and change makers in developing countries to respond to the changing context presented by the digital transformation and enhance the use of digital technologies in local responses working to advance democracy and promote and protect human rights in a digital era. Scoping study protecting and promoting democracy and human rights in the digital era
World Development Report 2023 - Launch event The Minister for Development and Global Climate Policy will host an event together with the World Bank and the University of Copenhagen to discuss the World Development Report 2023: Migrants, Refugees and Societies. 

There will be 100 participants from civil society, private sector, government and research institutions.
Dansk Flygtningehjælp SPA 2022-2025 HUM Three strategic priorities permeate across all strategic partnerships in the period. Democratic values and human rights, fragile context and displacement, and climate and green solutions are present through different approaches and varying emphasis in line with the technical capacity and the partner’s core competencies.
Denmark's support to the Global Water Security and Sanitation Partnership To achieve a water secure world for all by sustaining water resources, delivering services, and building resilience.
UNDP CORE 2023-2025 Denmark provides core and softly earmarked contribution to UNDP under the Multilateral Partnership Agreement 2023-2025. The Agreement aligns with UNDP's Strategic Plan 2022-2025 and identifies four areas of priority for Danish support:

1. Governance
2. Resilience 
3. Nature, climate and energy 
4. Organisational effectiveness and leveraging innovation

Mandated by the UN General Assembly, UNDP has the most comprehensive tasks among all UN agencies. Its main purpose is to support countries in their path towards the Sustainable Development Goals through country and regional programmes driven by national development choices with poverty eradication at the core.

Its mandate includes, but is not limited to, poverty reduction, democratic governance, peacebuilding and state building. Furthermore, UNDP is the ‘operational backbone’ of the UN system with a platform that includes finance, human resources, procurement, travel, IT and other services to over 80 UN entities. At the normative level, UNDP performs a leading role in global development policy thinking that covers, a.o. governance and the role of the private sector in development.
Screening and identification of options for Danish support to reduce loss and damage from climate-induced impacts Funding for climate disaster response and reconstruction is still mainly arranged ex-post, increasing the cost of disasters and their impacts on lives and livelihoods. There is therefore a need to increase support to addressing and loss and damage from climate-induced impacts including support to multi-lateral initiative for pre-arranged financial support designed to be quickly deployed in times of climate disasters.
Mobilisation of Digital Democracy Initiative Mobilisation of Digital Democracy Initiative
Specialist Health Care for refugees and vulnerable migrants in Cairo This project aims to support social development for refugees and forced migrants by addressing the health care needs of two of the most vulnerable groups of refugees, unaccompanied and separated girls and young women who are also mothers and their babies, and people who are suffering from renal failure.
Dansk Flygtningehjælp SPA 2022-2025 DEV Three strategic priorities permeate across all strategic partnerships in the period. Democratic values and human rights, fragile context and displacement, and climate and green solutions are present through different approaches and varying emphasis in line with the technical capacity and the partner’s core competencies.
Prevention of intoxications Prevention of intoxications Prevention of intoxications Prevention of intoxications
Enhanced Danish-Ethiopian Energy Partnership Programme (DEEP) The Enhanced Danish-Ethiopian Energy Partnership (DEEP) is a government-to-government energy partnership programme with a budget of DKK 60 million of Danish grant funds for technical assistance and capacity development focused on energy planning and modelling, wind power development, and integration of variable renewable energy.

In order to support the Ethiopian Government in this transition, DEEP will focus on the following areas:
- Creating choice awareness in the energy sector development, through long-term planning and modelling
- Promoting and creating and enabling environment and transparent framework for lowering the cost of wind power development
- Integration of variable renewable energy by best practise TSO and DSO operation and by dynamic interaction with power systems in neighbouring countries.
Denmark’s Strategy for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Action To support the development of the Ethiopian government structures and systems that in a sustainable and cost effective way to ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all (SDG 7) and hereby supporting the Ethiopian vision of building a Climate Resilient Green Economy while reaching lower middle-income status by 2025.
To support the expected increase in supply to accommodate energy demand by enabling an environment for investment, cost-efficient electricity system planning to increase security of supply.
Syrien-Irak 2022-2025. Technical assistance The MFA requires technical assistance in order to implement the programme.
Global Green Growth Institute 2023-2025 Overall objective: Contribute to building low-carbon, inclusive, climate resilient societies based on models of transformative and inclusive green growth. Specific objective: Contribute to transition to renewable energy in developing countries and emerging economies encompassing engagements supporting a green transition.
IFU General Capital Increase The overall objective of MFA’s strategy is that IFU shall promote investments that support sustainable development in developing countries and contribute to the realisation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This objective supports Denmark’s strategy for development policy and humanitarian action (“The World 2016”), which underline that IFU and its managed investment funds shall mobilize large-scale private funding, including from pension funds, foundations and businesses, with a view to investing in sustainable growth, decent employment and technology transfer, for addressing e.g. the climate and environmental problems in difficult markets in the developing countries.

The investment projects of IFU are assessed and monitored in terms of both financial return and expected development outcomes, and the expected development outcomes is a key guiding principle for IFU’s investment activities. IFU will contribute to the achievement of several of the SDGs through the implementation of substantial investments that would otherwise not take place or only at a much smaller scale and pace.

The key indicators of the strategy concern IFU's capital mobilisation and investment volume, including annual investment volume, capitalisation of the SDG Investment Fund, leverage factor and expected total number of jobs created.
Responding to winterization program in Mykolaiv Mykolaiv City/Oblast in Ukraine II To support Mykolaiv Municipality and region in providing the conflict-affected population with basic lifesaving services, including emergency repair of heating and water supply.
Appraisal of proposed Danish support to the Global Water Security and Sanitation Partnership Consultancy support for desk appraisal of the proposed Danish second phase support to the Global Water Security and Sanitation Partnership (GWSP)
UNICEF humanitarian response Palestine 2023-2024 Response to a humanitarian appeal; results framework not included. This allocation contributes to UNICEF’s activities in Palestine responding to the humanitarian needs described in the UN flash appeal for the Occupied Palestinian Territory (oPt) 2023 calling for US$ 1.2 billion to meet the humanitarian needs of 2.7 million people across Palestine from November to 31 December 2024.
IOM Enhancing Resilience and Recovery in Mykolaiv Phase II IOM Enhancing Resilience and Recovery in Mykolaiv Phase II
European Investment Bank 2020 Interest subsidies provided to soften the terms of loans administered by the EIB.
Bidrag til IMF: ESAF/PRGT og HIPC Formålet med Den Internationale Valutafonds (IMFs) særlige Fond for Fattigdomsreduktion og Vækst (PRGT) er at levere rentefri lån, eller lån med stærkt reducerede renter, til lavindkomstlande. PRGTen er økonomisk uafhængig af IMFs øvrige organisation og er ikke omfattet af IMFs generelle ressourcer og betydelige underliggende reserver. Såfremt nye PRGT-lån til lavindkomstlande ikke kan finansieres af tilbagebetalingerne på tidligere PRGT-lån, anmoder IMF sine medlemmer om bilaterale lån. Subsidierne til at finansiere de betydeligt reducerede renter sikres traditionelt via gavebidrag fra IMFs medlemslande.

De danske låne- og gavebidrag bidrager til at sikre særligt økonomisk favorable vilkår på lavindkomstlandenes lån via PRGT. Lånene har været med til at sikre, at lavindkomstlandene har kunnet afbøde akutte betalingsbalanceproblemer på kort sigt, og forbedre det makroøkonomiske klima på lidt længere sigt.

Danmark har vedholdende støttet denne kombination af lån og gavebidrag gennem IMF, og har gennem årene bidraget til PRGTen (og dens forgænger PRGF), senest i 2009 med et bilateralt lån fra Danmarks Nationalbank på 200,0 mio. SDR (1,7 mia. kr.) samt gavebistand på 30,0 mio. kr. finansieret over bistandsrammen i 2009.
Support to Royal Institute of Management The objective of this component is: Decentralisation and Civil Service in Bhutan strengthened to facilitate the new tasks and responsibilities in accordance with the 9th plan and the newly approved chathrims for DYTs and GYTs.
School Hygiene Education Component The Water and Sanitation Sector Programme Support II, School Hygiene Education (SHE) component aims at improving behavioural patterns of school children and youth in targeted areas, but with a national focus regarding school curricula development.
Indonesia ODA-loan IV Afdrag på statslån The loan provides funding for purchase of goods in Denmark for production of sugar and a watermanagement programme.
Capability Building for Research and Development in Traditional Fermented Processing in West Africa Capability Building for Research and Development in Traditional Fermented Processing in West Africa Capability Building for Research and Development in Traditional Fermented Processing in West Africa Capability Building for Research and Development in Traditional Fermented Processing in West Africa
Membership of U4 Anti-Corruption Research Centre U4’s work (high-quality research and tailored evidence-based resources, e.g courses) has improved the understanding of corruption and supported our partners – and the wider development community – in countering it.
Sekundering DG NEAR At støtte Ukraine vedr. genopbygning samt tilpasse lovgivningen overensstemmelse med EU mhp. optagelse i EU
At arbejde med inter institutionel og inter ministeriel koordinering
At arbejder med rehabilitering genopbygning 
At designe og implementere finansielle instrumenter og økonomisk analyse
Samt rådgivning og sektoranalyse af eks. det grønne område ”Green Deal”.
Reconstruction and Development Assistance to Afghanistan - DACAAR Reconstruction and Development Assistance to Afghanistan - DACAAR 2012-2013
IWGIA 2024-2027 - Desk appraisal Desk appraisal of new project period with assessment of overall rationale and justification of programme, objectives, theory of change and expected results, including contribution and relevance regarding poverty reduction, human rights and climate change. Assessment of alignment with Danida priorities and guidelines.
F2: 2023 - 25044
UNFPA Multilateral Partnership Agreement 2023-2025 Results can be found in UNFPA's annual scorecard available at UNFPA's website www.unfpa.org. Denmark provides core and softly earmarked contribution to UNFPA under the Multilateral Partnership Agreement 2023-2025. The Agreement aligns with UNFPA's Strategic Plan 2022-2025 and identifies four areas of priority for Danish support:

1. Advance sexual and reproductive health and rights of every woman, adolescent and youth and strengthen UNFPA’s normative role.
2. Advance access to sexual and reproductive health commodities.
3. Promote SRHR and protection from SGBV in humanitarian settings.
4. Organisational effectiveness contributing to UN reform, curbing corruption and leveraging innovation.

Mandated as the UN sexual and reproductive health agency, UNFPA covers issues at the heart of the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) agenda. UNFPA’s Strategic Plan 2022-2025 charts the course towards an inclusive recovery from COVID-19 and the attainment of the SDGs. In the period leading up to 2030, UNFPA works towards three transformative goals: 1) end preventable maternal deaths 2) end the unmet need for family planning and 3) end gender-based violence and all harmful practices, including female genital mutilation and child, early and forced marriage. Within UNFPA’s mandate is also the monitoring and implementation of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), its Programme of Action and the outcome documents of its reviews. UNFPA also supports the Commission on Population and Development (CPD) and serves as the global lead of the GBV sub-cluster.
Primært sundhedsprojekt i San Lucas Improves health for the rural population in San Lucas Municipaliti especially for the children under 5 years and women.
Programme Administration, Energysector The overall objective of the sector programme is to contribute to economic growth in Mozambique by supporting a better use of the considerable resources of the energysector.
Senior Law Enforecement Advisor (SLEAD) to UNODC The SLEAD is seconded and embedded to the UNODC engagement for the PSP HOA IV programme. The SLEAD is instrumental in providing support with its implementation and source additional training activities with the Danish Police, and ensuring overall all alignment with the programme priorities.
Formulation of the fourth phase of Denmark's Peace and Stabilisation Programme for the Horn of Africa The objective of this assignment is to support the Danish Embassy in Nairobi in the process of
formulating the next programme including identifying and suggesting preparatory analyses for
a fourth phase – an assignment of estimated 9 months – with an expected start in April 2022.
Support to meet basic needs through the Special Trust Fund for Afghanistan (STFA) The project responds to the second and third strategic priorities of the UN Transitional Engagement Framework for Afghanistan, which are: Second priority; By the end of the project, essential services are sustained that address basic human needs for the people in Afghanistan and Third priority; By the end of the project, Afghanistan will preserve social investments and community-level systems essential to meeting basic human needs, protect gains to the SDGs, and develop scenarios for future engagement.
FAO Joint Drought Recovery and Resilience Program, Somalia 2023-2024 Contribute to the joint drought recovery and resilience programme in Somalia, 2023.
Formulation Global Green Transition Water programme in Ethiopia (2024-2028). The Royal Danish Embassy in Addis Ababa (RDE) is preparing a new water programme for Ethiopia: Global Green Transition Water programme in Ethiopia (2024-2028) to support the linkages between climate, water and the Strategic Sector Cooperation between Denmark and Ethiopia, alongside with the broader water portfolio of the Embassy in the country. The RDE is commissioning a formulation study to guide and develop this new water and climate programme.
Danish contribution to UNOPS Ukraine winterization response II The project aims to alleviate the pressure on the war affected population in Ukraine, in the areas where energy and heating infrastructure has been damaged the most, by stabilising and thus ensuring the uninterrupted electricity and heat supply. 

The project is of humanitarian nature. Swift and efficient response to the identified needs is of the essence.


The project will aim to meet 2 primary objectives:

(1)	Provide assistance to the Mykolaiv City and Region in ensuring the uninterrupted electricity and heat supply, as well as the provision of other requested NFIs;
(2)	Provide assistance to other areas across the country, depending on the amount of inflicted infrastructural damage and in coordination with the Government of Ukraine, to ensure the uninterrupted electricity and heat supply and/or provide the population with requested NFIs to ease the winter stress.
Council for Development Policy (2023) Cover expenses related to the Council for Development Policy in 2023.

The Council for Development Policy provides strategic advice to the Minister in relation to the preparation and implementation of Danish development cooperation.
Promoting green innovation in SMEs in Vietnam Review and analyse the current status of green innovation in Vietnamese SMEs while providing recommendations for a legal and policy framework aimed at promoting green innovation in SMEs in Vietnam
Kenya ODA-loan V Afdrag på statslån The loan provides funding for purchase of goods and services in Denmark for the development of the diary-sector, strengthening of airport-security and expansion of pay-phone services.
Strategic Sector Cooperation (SSC) Health, Mexico phase II To strengthen primary health care, including prevention and treatment, by improving access to effective and safe medicines in Mexico.
International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT) Strategy for Denmark's Development Coopertaion - The right to a better life"
DK Maritime Security Programme III, 2022-2026 The overall objective of the support is enhanced regional maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea through more capable maritime and law enforcement institutions at the national and regional levels.
ICMPD. Strengthening the evidence base for migration policies - Advancing the Central Migration Data Management Solution for Jordan II. 2022-2024. The overall objective of this action is to support the Government of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in managing migration by strengthening interagency cooperation in data collection, analysis and management, and developing the capacities of stakeholders on migration governance and policy development. Cooperation with the following ministries: Ministry of Education (MOE), Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (MOHE), Civil Status and Passport Department (CSPD), and Social Security Corporation (SSC).