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Religious Leaders Promoting Inclusion The initiative aims to addressing exclusion of LGBTI persons by challenging the negative attitudes of religious leaders and/in respective congregations. It will contribute to churches/congregations and community leaders becoming inclusive, cohesive and open to people discriminated against for being LGBT+. The initiative will tackle the lack of information and discrimination still prevailing in the field of education, in the community and in churches, resulting in the transmission of incorrect, prejudiced and stereotyped information, as well as a negative environment for everyday life.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Feasability study to map areas for exchange of personell and collaboration for learning.
UNDP Armenia Refugee Crisis - Resilience for All Strengthening national capacities for enhanced resilience and greater opportunities for refugees and host communities to overcome current and emerging challenges in Armenia. 
Part of UN Refugee REsponse Plan RRP. UNDP Strategic Objectives:

•	Emergency response and stabilization (Months 1-12)
•	Sustaining core government functions and services (Months 1-36)
•	Inclusive, equitable and green economic growth (Months 3-36)
•	Social cohesion (Months 6-36)

Activities include restoring livelihoods, jobs, entrepreneurship, and businesses, with a focus on youth and women, and advancing the agency of youth, women and people living with disabilities through inclusive processes and empowerment.
Mercy Ships: Bringing health and hope - to people and countries Application received for surgical service provision on Mercy Ships Norway  in three African countries (Liberia, Senegal and Guinea), Activities include capacity building and health system strengthening in collaboration with MoH, especially though training of medical staff. The overall goal is to: Develope and deliver sustainiable programs and projects through the Country Engagement Plan (CEP) that maximize impact in sosio-economic/health conditions in the nations we serve.
HP-Mainstreaming Mental Health in Nepal through Self Advocacy The project advocates for and raises awareness of the human rights of the mentally ill in. It will conduct an in-depth study on existing legal provision in Nepal in line with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
IOP Fight inequality and secure sustainable livelihoods The overall objective is to strengthen the capacity of civil society actors and space to foster human rights and dignity and empower people to actively participate in the development and implementation of public policies and development plans.
UNICEF - Safe, Inclusive Learning and Skills for All (SILSA) The overall outcome for the programme is to increase the number of children, including adolescents, and particularly the most vulnerable, accessing safe, inclusive, learning and skills development opportunities in northwest and northeast Nigeria by 2025. To achieve this outcome, the programme will:

1. Strengthen the capacity of federal, state, and local governments to develop costed plans, public financing, and budget tracking to deliver safe, quality education, including for the most marginalized children and in humanitarian and fragile contexts (Educational governance and planning)

2. Increase the number of children safely accessing formal or non-formal pre-primary and basic education and child protection services including in humanitarian and fragile contexts (Equitable and inclusive access)

3. Increase the number of children, especially girls, Almajiri, and children with disabilities and children exiting armed groups actively engaging in quality learning and skills development opportunities, including via alternative and remote modalities (Innovation, quality, and learning)
DNB-Integrated Program: civil rights/literacy training Totombwana Project goal: The socio-cultural and economic conditions of the population in the target areas, 8 church districts, literacy,people's rights, domestic economics
NPM - Peace and Resilience Peace and Resilience among conflicting tribes in Mohuroni and Kilgoris
Kenya CBNRM Programme This programme will focus on promoting community based natural resource management (CBNRM) as an equitable and also beneficial approach to sustainably managing Kenya’s biodiversity, as well as providing benefits (e.g. income, access to natural resources, employment) to communities involved.
Children are protected - Uganda Programme activities to transform social, cultural and gender norms for reduction of violence against children, including child marriage and teenage pregnancy, also with a focus on returning married girls and teenage mothers to school. Other partners: Uganda Women Action Program (UWAP), WoMena, National Union for Disabled People in Uganda (NUDIPU), Building Community Initiatives for Development (BIDs), Uganda Child Rights NGO Network (UCRNN)
Unlocking Talent through Technology in Malawi Phase II The overall goal of Unlocking Talent phase II is to ensure attainment of literacy and numeracy through:  1) consolidate results reached in the 70 schools of phase I of the project, 2) scaling up the intervention into an additional number of school reaching 310 primary schools of Malawi (50 schools for the Norwegian support and the rest by German support through KFW), and 3) further institutionalize the UT by careful integration into the MoEST system.
Panel of Experts for Dudh Koshi Storage Hydroelectric "Panel of Experts for Dudh Koshi Storage Hydroelectric Project" for Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA). The outcome of the project is expected to be a well-planned storage hydroelectric project in place as a result of the GoN`s implementation of advice given.
Capacity building of universities for democratic and economic governance and peace building in South Sudan and Ethiopia The objective of the project is to build capacity of the partner institutions and local authorities to contribute to peace building and improvement of democratic and economic governance in South Sudan and Ethiopia thereby contributing to sustainable development and poverty reduction. To achieve the objective, the purpose is to strengthen capacity at University of Juba and Hawassa University for education, research, and gender equality - specifically related to democratic and economic governance, peace and reconciliation. Project partners in addition to University of Juba and Hawassa University are Makerere University and Norwegian University of Life Science (NMBU).
Support to ICIMOD for the period 2018-2022 Support to International Center for Integrated Mountain Development Medium-Term Action Plan (MTAP) for the period of 2018-2022 to link knowledge with policy and practice. To make sure knowledge is put to use for improving the wellbeing of men, women and children in the Hindu Kush Himalaya and help mountain communities address transboundary environmental issues like climate change and disasters. Thematic Core Component is livelihoods, ecosystem services, water and air, and geospatial solutions.
HP-Advancing for Community Transformation Project in Rukum East This project aims at strengthening local partners and communities to combat harmful traditional practices such as early marriage, early pregnancy, multiple marriages and gender discrimatory practices. This will be done by engaging the communities in advocacy initiatives to end harmful traditional practices, strengthen protection measures against such practices and building capacity of local partners and community leaders for sustainable gender equal practices.
The Zero Deforestation Revolution - Brazil This project component particularily aims at contributing to effective implementation of existing Zero Deforestation policies for soy and cattle in Brazil.
Strengthening religious peace response mechanism Will in coordination with the other RPP nested partners establish and facilitate an inclusive (interfaith, involving women and youth with a regional face) Regional Peace Response team to engage and respond to conflict situations in the region
Kadem Tunisia -  support to the governance of human rights, a strengthening of the rule of law and improving good governance The Project’s expected effect(s) on society is a Return to the democratic transition in Tunisia through a support to the governance of human rights, a strengthening of the rule of law and improving good governance.
Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) Increased capacity in Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) for improved taxpayer compliance and revenue mobilisation
Tax Common Fund, Mozambique Revenue Authority 2015- 17 Support to Tax Common Fund Mozambique
Electrification of Refugee Settlements in Northen Uganda Agreement with Uganda Government (Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning) regarding electrification of refugee settlemts in Koboko, Yumbe and Adjumani districts in Northern Uganda.
Improved healthcare for target populations in Syria The overall objective of this project is to improve the health of people affected by conflict and climate change. This is in support of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent’ mandated role in providing facility-based health services and community-based health promotion and care. The project aims at an improved and safer access to healthcare for targeted populations.
FA-Integrated community livelihood development The project aims to improve the quality of life through community capacity building and micro credit for 3000 families. HIV, environment and gender are cross cutting themes.
Protecting the rights of religious minorities Work for the improved recognition and implementation of the rights of religious and ethnic minorities at the local, national, regional and international levels, and systematically combat discrimination and negative stereotyping against religious communities in the region. 

The project will target minority activists and human right defenders in Nepal, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Indonesia and Vietnam.
Peace Studies Pakistan-Afghanistan The project seeks to contribute to the peaceful resolution of the ongoing Afghan conflict. The US-Taliban deal in Feb 2020 created some hope for political settlement and peace in Afghanistan, but over a year later the initial excitement has given way to uncertainty, renewing fears if the country is returning to the 1990s when it was ravaged by horrific civil wars. The situation in Afghanistan has a direct bearing on Pakistan’s internal security and stability, thus Pakistan needs a fresh perspective on its western neighbour. Such a perspective must be holistic, and informed not only by the military, but also the wider state and society. To help inform the Pakistani government’s policies and actions about the Afghan peace process, this project seeks to develop an inclusive response through a well-thought out mechanism involving extensive mapping and analysis of diverse viewpoints of Pakistan’s political leaders, military, print and electronic as well as social media, civil society, religious establishment, secular segments, and the ethnic groups inhabiting both Pakistan and Afghanistan and having stakes in the Afghan peace process such as the Pashtun, Hazara, Baloch etc. The findings will feed into and inform quarterly dialogue sessions with experts, opinion makers, policy analysts, and civil and military policy makers and practitioners who will deliberate upon Pakistan’s position, short- and long-term interests, and policy options. Ultimately, the project will produce a comprehensive guide for the Pakistani government on how to secure Pakistan’s vital interests in Afghanistan while contributing to sustainable peace at the same time.
Core support to OHCHR 2022 ODA-eligible share of core support to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
Campfed Marginalized girls complete secondary edu. and improve learning The project objective is that marginalized girls in rural Ghana, Malwai, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe are erolled and complete secondary school and achieve improved learning outcome. The project will focus on individual support to girls, improved learning environments, strengthened community capacity to support girls education and adoption of best practice in Ministiresof Education at national and district levels.
Awareness, Empowerment and Accountability for Human Rights in Pakistan The primary objective of the project is to create a society that upholds the right to equality, dignity and non-discrimination for all citizens and residents; in which duty bearers respect, protect and fulfil all those rights and freedoms to which rights-holders are entitled under the Constitution and international human rights law. The project contributes to this through (1) advocacy for awareness and understanding, which transpires into empowerment, among rights holders of the rights, and duty bearers of their obligation to respect, protect and fulfil these rights, and (2) empowering vulnerable, marginalized and excluded groups, enabling them to articulate and claim their rights more effectively.
Alliance 8.7 Accelerator Lab to Combat Modern Slavery The project aims at reducing the prevalence and the scope of modern slavery in the fisheries sector in Ghana, South Africa and Indonesia. The project will further accelerate the efforts towards the achievement of SDG 8.7 by governments, businesses and employers’ organisations, workers’ organisations and civil society organisations supporting persons vulnerable to recruitment into modern slavery.

The project will cover the start-up of the Alliance 8.7 Accelerator Lab to Combat Modern Slavery, and its operation during the first three years. The project proposes an integrated approach that expands the knowledge base and consolidates the evidence on successful experiences in addressing modern slavery to provide guidance to policy and intervention design. The establishment of the Accelerator Lab will enhance the catalysing function of Alliance 8.7, accelerating governments’ and organisations’ engagement, coordinating action, maximising partnerships, drive innovation and leverage resources to progress towards achievement of SDG 8.7. The Accelerator Lab will focus on the fishing supply chain, where the risk of modern slavery is particularly high and where cooperation across actors in indispensable given the complex cross border nature of this supply chain. The ILO estimates that more than 40 million people worldwide are victims of modern slavery, and women and girls are disproportionately affected accounting for 71 percent of the overall total. The ILO project will therefore apply a gender sensitive approach, in particular when addressing the issue of recruitment of fishing workers. By the end of the project, the Accelerator Lab will aim to show how to scale up solutions in the fisheries sector and collect evidence for the adoption of this experience to other sectors.
Victims assistance and explosive ordnance risk education in Libya Aimed at prevention of explosive ordnances' risks and assistance to EO survivors and persons with disabilities in Libya
ABS Capacity Development Initiative Support to the ABS capacity Development Initiative
Miljødirektoratet framework agreement OfD - Cuba OfD support to Cuba through NEA. Framework agreement between the Norwegian Environment Agency and Norad regarding enviornmental management of the petroleum sector.
Climate Resilience and Early Warning Systems (CREWS) CREWS is a trust fund with The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (the World Bank) as trustee. Decisions on allocations of funds within the CREWS Initiative are taken by a Steering Committee where all contributors to the CREWS Trust Fund are represented as decision making members. To support the work of the Steering Committee it is established a secretariat that is accountable to the Steering Committee for the performance of its functions. The CREWS Secretariat is hosted by WMO in Geneva under WMO management and applicable policies and procedures. As of today there are three implementing partners of the CREWS Initiative: World Bank/GFDRR, WMO and UNDRR. Other organizations may serve as an implementing partner of the CREWS Initiative upon approval of the Steering Committee in accordance with the accreditation scheme established by the Steering Committee in consultation with the Trustee.

The Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems (CREWS) Initiative aims to provide additional financing to Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and Small Islands Developing States (SIDS) that are most vulnerable to the impact of climate and weather extreme events to reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity.

The overall objective of the CREWS Initiative is to support efforts of LDCs and SIDS countries to significantly increase the provision of weather and climate services and the capacity to generate and communicate effective, impact-based, multi-hazards, gender-informed, early warning systems to protect lives, livelihoods, and assets.

CREWs has established a significant gender management document maintaining its accountability on gender.
Capacity and Community building work programme on combatting marine plastic pollution The capacity building project by New York University is  is part of the Norwegian development assistance program against marine litter and microplastics. The project aim to improve capacity of SIDS diplomats on the issue of marine plastic pollution in various multilateral fora.
Revenue mobilization trust fund The RMTF will promote revenue mobilization in support of sustainable development, and it will provide
technical assistance for a select group of countries to achieve this. The expected outcomes are enhanced
revenue performance, improved tax policy design, high-quality tax legislations and regulations, more effective tax
administrations, more robust tax administration organizational structure, increased transparency, integrity, and
accountability of the tax systems.
Support to human rights defenders and organisations in North Africa Support to the regional programme in North Africa, in capacity building and networking and advocacy promotion for human rights organisations in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt and related to Libya
Seminar to initiate a Programme for Vocational Training/ Local Content Support to a seminar (work shop) to initiate a Programme for Vocational Training and Local Conten in the Oil and Gas Industry in Uganda. 
The goal of this seminar is to initiate a long term programme to strenghten the Ugandan business community's ability to acquire contracts in the Oil and Gas Industry supply chain, and thus make the Ugandans benefit from the Oil Industri, which in the long term aims to to ensure that the Industry creates lasting values for the country.
NORGLOBAL2 - tax component Research on international development channeled through the Norwegian Research Council. Component of agreement earmarked for research on taxation in developing countries.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Malawi, Tanzania. Our overarching goal is to contribute to job creation and increased export of goods and services from Malawi and Tanzania by enabling the provision of quality produce from smallholder farms (milk, meat, eggs, vegetables) produced in a Whole Farm Approach within pro-poor value-chains. To achieve this, we aim to build capacity among University and NGO staff, managers of enterprises, governmental officers with particular focus on youth.
IMF Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust Fund The grrant will enable the IMF to provide subsidised loans to eligible low-income countries.The subsidies will be fundet by the PRG Trust Fund. The purpose of the lending is to assist eligible low-income countries with balance of payments needs in achieving, maintaining or restoring a stable and sustainable macroeconomic position consistent with strong and durable poverty reduction and growth.
Providing oxygen supply to maternity hospitals in Manaus, Brazil - Covid-19 Strengthen the oxygen supply capacity of State Maternities in Manaus, severely affected by the worsening of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2021, providing and installing a small oxygen plant that could partially and sustainably supply their increasing demand. With a focus on maternal and child health, the project will guarantee the emergency care of premature newborns, newborns and pregnant women with Covid-19 and obstetric and gynaecological surgeries, critically compromised by the lack of medicinal oxygen in Amazonas.
HP-An Intergrated program on Early Childhood Development and Education ECD Education is designed for the holistic development of children. The program will achieve this through an integrated training program for government ECD teachers.
Scatec Solar AS Feasibility study solar power plants in Indonesia Scatec Solar AS will do a feasibility study of two solar powr projects in Indonesia:
1) diesel displacement wi th solar PV at remote island location 
2) 300 MW solar floating project on an exisiting hydro power dam in central Java
Somalia Humanitarian Fund Support for Somalia Humanitarian Fund.
Gender is mainstreamed in OCHAs activitives including in the pooled funds.
Bangladesh and Rohingya crisis - humanitarian Bangladesh and Rohingya crisis - humanitarian - soft earmarking SGBV
Strong civil society and public sector Capacity building of local governments, local NGOs, organisational staff, communities and/or networks to better hold duty bearers accountable
NORHED II Citizens Participation in Resource Governance This project aims to strengthen partnership between institutions of higher education with an interest in natural resource governance and the transition to more sustainable societies in Indonesia. The project seeks to expand the ongoing research-based partnership between the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) and Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) by involving new partners from Universitas Bangka Belitung (UBB), Universitas Nusa Cendana (UNDANA), and Politeknik Negeri Pontianak.
Action to Strengthen Partnerships for Inclusion Resilience and Education Youth and women in Gourma-Rharous, Timbuktu and Ber Circles of Mali will be trained in sustainable and climate-smart rural livelihoods, improved seed production and will establish links with the various markets. The ASPIRE program will enhance food security through community and school gardens, promoting women's economic empowerment; integrate climate education and champion environmentally sustainable agriculture practices, including tree-planting initiatives, to strengthen community resilience.
Culture and film support Cuba 2022 Support to cultural actors and institutions in Cuba through small scale grants.The objective is to strengthen cultural rights, freedom of expression and democracy building
Decent work in Zanzibar Capactiy developent of trade unionists in Zanzibar and support to organising, collective bargaining and social dialogue, gender equality and labour and union rights.
Children learn and are safe - Palestine In partnership with civil society, academia and Government, the program will seek to support  children to learn and to be safe at school. Focus will be on the most marginalised groups of children (girls, children with disabilities,etc). This will include policy development, advocacy, teacher training amongst others. Other Partners: Ministry of Social Development, UNRWA, TAMER, Save Youth Future (SYF), Birzeit University
Building justice and peace through MEANINGFUL WORK in Ethiopia MEANINGFUL WORK will empower youth (age 13-30), to secure financial stability. The programme will mobilise youth into saving and investment groups, providing them with training in entrepreneurship, vocational skills, and business development. These acquired skills will enable the youth to embark on income-generating activities and help them secure employment for sustainable livelihoods.