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DGBP 2023 - Greening San Andrés: Sustainable Tourism to Reduce Single Use Packaging (GREENTUR), Colombia By implementing a sustainable and circular approach to packaging, the project directly contributes to Colombia's objectives of promoting environmental conservation, reducing waste, and fostering sustainable economic growth. It supports the national regulation on single-use plastics (Law 1973 of 2019) by offering an alternative to such materials. Furthermore, the project aligns with Colombia's National Development Plan, which emphasizes the importance of sustainable production and consumption patterns. The adoption of Kleen Hub's system can stimulate local entrepreneurship, generate employment opportunities, and enhance the region's tourism sector, contributing to the economic and social well-being of San Andrés. Ultimately, the project sets a model for Colombia's regions to adopt sustainable practices, aiming for a greener and more prosperous future.
Democratization and Human Rights 2023-2026 Project, Ukraine -	Ukraine’s civil society and youth are impactful players in shaping the recovery efforts and promoting the country’s democracy and human rights agenda, including issues of respect to diversity, women’s rights and strengthening social fabric
-	The National Human Rights Institution (NHRI) and CSOs are duly equipped and establish strong partnerships to address existing war related challenges to human rights, influence human rights and recovery agenda, and prompt duty bearers for effective implementation of Human Rights Based Approach principles in all spheres of social life
Improving Access to Justice - Lower Courts Southern Province Improving Access to Justice - Lower Courts Southern Province Improving Access to Justice - Lower Courts Southern Province Improving Access to Justice - Lower Courts Southern Province
Identification and formulation of Danish contribution to theTeam Europe Initiative on Transboundary Water Management in Africa The overall objective of the consultancy is to:
1. Lead the overall process in a consultative manner in order to identify project partner(s) and thematic and geographic focus area(s), formulate the project document, and assess potential Danish priorities/focus areas as part of the support to the TEI-TWM project.
2. Develop draft and final programme document and all required annexes in a final format ultimately ready for discussion in the Danida Programme Committee, and subsequent approval by the Council for Development Policy and the Minister for Development Cooperation and Global Climate Policy, according to the Danida AMG for programmes above DKK 39 million.
Regional Development and Protection Program phase III The overall objective of RDPP III is to support vulnerable refugees and local communities in Lebanon and Jordan to access rights, and enjoy increased safety and enhanced self-reliance towards durable and sustainable solutions.
Scoping of support green energy transition Kosovo Identification of potential programme (-s)/project(s) on energy transition (energy efficiency/renewable energy) to be implemented in a form, conditioned by the Danish non-presence in Kosovo, e.g. delegated partnership with like-minded donors or/and through multilateral/international organization present in Kosovo.
Consultant task Mapping of current, planned and potential stabilising efforts in Afghanistan
Anti-Corruption Programme in Uganda The objective is to enhance accountability and to reduce corruption in the administration of public duty and service delivery. 
Support to CSO & PSOs in Anti-corruption
Desk review of Denmarks support to Women deliver The review is foreseen to be a desk review lead by the Department for Evaluation, Learning and Quality (ELK) assisted by an external consultant. The purpose of the desk review is to assist ELK/MFA in conducting the review by providing input to an impartial assessment of the progress of the Danish support to WD (2021-23). 
The overall objective of the desk review is to assess the performance of Women Deliver in delivering results under its strategic objectives and engagement with the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (from 2021-23), with a particular view on the effectiveness and efficiency of the management in pursuing the identified development outcomes and observe cost effectiveness. 
The recommendation of the desk review will provide critical input to the MFA’s on-going dialogue with WD.
IMR - Institut for Menneskerettigheder - Udviklingssamarbejde - 1997-2021 The overall aim is to strengthen democracy and the protection of human rights in developing countries. This by supporting activities within education, reviews, analysis and projects related to human rights and democracy in developing countries.
Denmark's Contribution to 2018 General and Selective Capital Increase for the World Bank IBRD, the World Bank, was established in 1945 and has 188 member countries. IBRD helping to reduce poverty in middle-income and creditworthy poorer countries. IBRD surplus fund development activities in low-income countries and favorable loan terms for middle-income countries.

Danmark har ved den seneste kapitaludvidelse valgt at påtage sig yderligere 1.749 aktier yderligere, modsvarende en samlet udbetaling på 371,1 Mio. DKK. Hertil kommer øvrige garantikapital m.v.
Policies and Measures for Film Industry Development in Viet Nam Viet Nam Association of Film Promotion and Development (VFDA) and the Embassy will co-host a full day hybrid workshop (with online participation of Danish/international keynote speakers and experts) in Hanoi in March 2023. 

The workshop is expected to be a voice of the film production community of Viet Nam to contribute ideas and expertise to build an enabling legal framework to foster the growth of the film industry in the context that the Cinema Law was officially issued and will come into effect from 1st January 2023 and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Viet Nam has been developing the Plan on Cultural Industries Development in Viet Nam to 2030, in which film is identified as a key cultural industry. The workshop is organized with a view to sharing and exchanging ideas and expertise to build a legal corridor to foster the growth of the film industry
African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) - Efficient and effective tax administration systems in Africa Promote efficient and effective tax systems and administration to improve the living standards of the people in Africa (ATAF vision).
ICMPD. Strengthening Mobility in West Africa (SMiWA). 2023-2028. The objective of the project is to maximize the development potential of free movement of persons and migration in West Africa by effectively implementing the ECOWAS Free Movement of Persons’ Protocols and the ECOWAS Common Approach to Migration to which the Danish support is an add-on to the support by the EU (FMM II).
Supporting Financing for Small Island Developing States (SIDS) (FINS) through the Integrated National Financing Framework (INFF) The main objective of the pilot project is to strengthen capacity of targeted SIDS to mobilize resources, including climate finance, for achieving national sustainable development priorities and the SDGs. Support by UN DESA through this pilot project is complementary to UNDP country support, providing high calibre embedded experts who work in country, as well as tailored mentoring support and training at the regional and global level. This in-depth support both addresses the special needs of SIDS and serves as a basis for refining and developing global analytical work. Outcomes of the pilot project would be levered to support implementation of INFFs across a wide range of SIDS and broader group of developing countries.
IMR - Institut for Menneskerettigheder - Udviklingssamarbejde - 1997-2021 Core funding for international activitites.
Participatory Forest Management The effort is part of the environmental aid to Tanzania. The overall objective is improved and sustainable management of Tanzania's forest resources that can contribute to improved living conditions for the population, especially in the poor rural areas. The immediate goal is at the national level to support the government in developing and implementing a national framework for participatory forest management and local level to support local-based forest management in four regions.
DRK/ICRC indsats i Yemen 2022-2023 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the 2022 ICRC Yemen Appeal that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 134 million CHF.
CCDMP 2022-2025: SNV - Programme Agroalimentaire pour la Résilience Intégrée et le Développement Économique au Sahel (Pro-ARIDES) The overall objective is to "contribute to increased resilience, food security and income of agricultural and agro-pastoral households in the Sudano-Sahelian zone of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger through effective decentralized institutions and organizations for service delivery, improved natural resource and land management and local economic development." The programme is implemented through five (5) pathways, interdependent and complementary, which will achieve systemic and sustainable change.
Core Funding Principles for Peace Foundation 2023-2024 - Re-think and re-frame peace processes to address the key shortcomings in approaches to peace.
- Roll-out and implementation of new set of standards, norms, and guidance to better enable local, national, and international actors to craft more inclusive peace processes to contribute to sustainable peace.
- Through advocacy campaigns, increase awareness and uptake of Principles for Peace and the policy shifts to reinvigorate the global peace agenda.
- Collate and publicise good practice in the peace space and to develop practical guidance for national and international actors in their quest to convert policy proposals into changes in practice. P4P will establish its credibility to support decision-makers in key moments of design and development of peace engagement
- Inform effective policy making in peace processes through the development and implementation of measures to track the quality and effectiveness of peace processes; to monitor the uptake and implementation and effectiveness of the policy shifts proposed by P4P.
UNEP Copenhagen Climate Center This grant is a bridging grant between the UNEP-DTU and the UNEP-CCC partnership. The results framework and the narrative report builds on the UNEP-DTU partnership between 2018 - 2021. For more information, please review attached reports and the UNEP-DTU partnership (2017 - 10514). To contribute to the combined Danish and UNEP priorities of achieving SDG7 targets 7.1 and 7.3 – ensure universal access to
affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all and double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency as well as SDG13 -
urgent action to combat climate change and its impact by 2030.

Denmark has supported the development and competencies of the UNEP DTU Partnership for more than 30 years. It has become a trusted
partner to the UNFCCC, international donors and developing countries by delivering high quality research, knowledge products, technical
assistance and other services. The UNEP DTU Partnership is recognised as a Centre of Excellence within the fields of renewable energy,
energy efficiency and climate change, and will during the cost-extension/bridging period be turned into the UNEP-CCC.
Red Barnet 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.
European Development Fund (EDF) Danish 2015 contribution to the European Development Fund.
Danidas own communication activities auxiliary activities 2017-2018 Make Denmark's development cooperation known and understandable, allowing a larger part of the population to decide on the value and relevance of cooperation.
Tanzania Phasing Out Programme Ensure a responsible phasing out of Danish development cooperation by consolidating results and supporting partners’ sustainability efforts. In this regard, no new partners are included; emphasis is on continuing to deliver results by building on existing activities and to focus on consolidating achievements. In a Tanzanian context, it is assessed fruitful to maintain a balance of partnerships across important actors and sectors during the phasing out and the programme therefore supports civil society (with focus on human rights, good governance and health, including sexual and reproductive health and rights), the private sector (with focus on agri-financing) and the public sector (with focus on health system strengthening and health service delivery).
WASH Innovation Roundtable; maintaining progress towards SDG6 The overall objective of the event is to bring together key stakeholders on the Water, Sanitary and Hygiene (WASH) area in Denmark in order to identify and showcase new and innovative ways to meet Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6.
Process consultant for formulation of SSC framework 2.0 for City of Copenhagen The consultancy will facilitate, support and draft a 4-year SSC framework programme for the City of Copenhagen, which will form the basis of a Framework agreement between the MFA and City of Copenhagen
ICMPD. Improving migration data management capacities of national institutions in Lebanon II. 2022-2024. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to improved migration data handling capacities of MoFA and SOC by preparing technical and operational expansions, while ensuring interim functionality in accordance with expected standards.
ICRC humanitarian action in Ethiopia 2022-2023 Ethiopia is challenged by drought, internal armed conflict, cholera outbreak and major price increases on food and fertiliser. This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the ICRC Ethiopia country appeal for 2022. Activities include delivering relief and essential services, protection, life-saving health care, restore livelihoods, clean water, restoring family links, and helping detainees’ treatment and living conditions. 

Due to its nature as a response to a humanitarian appeal operational results are general and highly aggregated and the MFA contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner.  Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://www.icrc.org/en/resource-centre This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the ICRC Ethiopia country appeal for 2022.
Nile Basin Initiative's Water Resources Planning and Management Project. The overall objective is to foster sustainable use of the water resources shared by the riparian countries in the Nile Basin.
Consultancy support - Rethinking of the Peace and Stabilisation Fund The purpose is to provide quality assurance and guidance with regards to the upcoming rethinking of the PSF. The rethinking of the PSF consists of developing a new strategy as well as new guidelines for the PSF.
Bac Giang Drainage and Sanitation Project The objective is to implement the Bac Giang Drainage and Sanitation Project.
Danish support to to the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict (O-SRSG-SVC) Danish support to the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict (O-SRSG-SVC), which aims to strengthen the office's research, advocacy and participation in sanctions committees and other partnerships that can promote accountability in relation to sexual violence in conflict globally.
Closure of old GDK engagements 2024 The purpose is to hire a consultant to assist GDK in closing 50 old engagements during 2024. Specifically the consultant will review accounts in GRAM and where relevant also make Final Result Reports.
Appraisal of a proposed contribution to the Energy and Environment Partnership Africa Trust Fund (EEP Africa) ?Consultant to support the appraisal of the proposed contribution to the Energy and Environment Partnership Africa Trust Fund (EEP Africa) between July and September
World Food Programme humanitarian efforts in Somalia 2022 Meeting the objectives of the 2022 Humanitarian Response Plan for Somalia.
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) - Fast-tracking the implementation of the UN Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) Prevent and counter corruption through fast-tracking the implementation of the United Nations Convention against Corruption in Support of Sustainable Development Goal 16
UN Environment Programme Copenhagen Climate Centre (UNEP-CCC) The objective for the UNEP-CCC is that the Centre provides scientific analysis, knowledge, and capacity building for developing countries that allows them to pursue low-emission, climate-resilient pathways for sustainable development and global climate action.

This is aligned with UNEP’s Medium-Term Strategy (MTS) for Climate Change, specifically i) Outcome 1A - Decision makers at all levels adopt decarbonization, dematerialization and resilience pathways; ii) Out-come 1B - Countries and stakeholders have increased capacity, finance and access to technologies to de-liver on the adaptation and mitigation goals of the Paris Agreement; and iii) Outcome 1C - State and non-State actors adopt the enhanced transparency framework arrangements under the Paris Agreement.

To achieve this objective, UNEP-CCC has set out three strategy areas in its own strategy for 2022-2025: i) policy, ii) implementation, and iii) transparency. A fourth cross-cutting area has been included for the Danish support to allow the Centre flexibility to remain an adaptive, agile, and learning institution. Eleven Programme Activities are proposed in this PD, each with its own expected outcome, outputs, interven-tion logic, partners, assumptions, and risks (further details are in Annex 10) and fall within the three inter-related Strategy Areas. The two remaining activities a) Emerging Challenges and b) Knowledge for Climate Action, are cross-cutting activities, supporting a) new, as yet undefined, issues and challenges, and b) communication, information and outreach. Activities will not be implemented in silos but aim for collabo-ration across the programmes, strategy areas, and countries.
Development Guarantee Facility (DGF) The overall objective of the MFA-IFU Agreement on the pilot program introducing development guarantees in Danish development cooperation is to mobilize additional private capital for investments in sustainable development, in line with the Danish Strategy for Development Cooperation, with a special focus on mobilization of climate finance and create access to finance. 

In 2022, IFU was formally chosen to host the Development Guarantee Facility based on its experience with development finance. The present commitment will allow for managing the pilot phase and support a higher impact of development guarantees. Helping beneficiaries pay for the guarantees based on expected development outcomes is an integral part of the model, and experience shows that targeted technical assistance can further magnify the impact of interventions.
Special purpose and compliance audit of ORGANISATION The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has received a written allegation reporting regarding potential irregularities (including nepotism and conflict of interest) in the procurement and grant award practice of a Danish partner organization (recipient of DANIDA funds). This contract will establish an investigation of the matter.
Desk appraisal of Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF) The desk appraisal will contribute to an assessment of  whether GCERF is eligible to receive an ODA core contribution of 6-11 million DKK in 2023, provided through the Danish Peace and Stabilisation Fund.
Caritas 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.
Appraisal of IFU IIV / Project Development Facility Appraisal of new grant for a continuation of the IFU PDF
World Development Report 2023 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.
Danish chairmanship for OECD-DAC 2023-2026 The main objective is to provide a Danish Chairmanship of the OECD Development Assistance Committee for 2023-2026
Education Sector Programme: Support to the Education Ministry Support the Ministry of Education¿s Multi-Year Plan (POMA), which objective is to prioritize and implement the Government¿s education policies, and thereby address issues related to Early Childhood, Primary, Secondary and Higher Education.
WFP humanitarian action in Niger 2023-2024 This allocation contributes to WFP’s activities responding to the humanitarian needs in Niger, worsened by the coup d’état occurring in august 2023 in accordance with the Humanitarian Response Plan for Niger 2023.
MS ActionAid - Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 This project forms part of the Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 between MFA and the Danish civil society organisations. 

It aims to implement the priorities from the Danish development strategy, “The World We Share,” through dynamic and mutually reinforcing partnerships with independent Danish organisations on shared priorities, namely democratic values and human rights, fragile contexts and displacement, and climate and green solutions.

Strategic Partnerships receive one grant with funding for both development assistance and for humanitarian emergencies (listed here as separate engagements).

Due to the strategic focus of the partnerships, results are reported at an aggregated level across countries and themes to show contributions to changes through case studies and crosscutting indicators. 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.
UNEP 2022 The Danish core contribution to UNEP 2022-2025 is based on an organisation strategy, which sets out four overall key priority areas 
1. Climate Action: Green and Just Transition, where Denmark will focus on UNEP’s efforts on water resource management and fresh water ecosystem health; energy transition, phasing out fossil fuels and access to energy; and sustainable food systems.
2. Nature Action: Biodiversity and Nature-based Solutions, where Denmark will focus on UNEP’s efforts to lead the UN Decade on ecosystem restoration; and UNEP’s role in the development and implementation of the new post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework.
3. Chemicals and Pollution Action: Sustainable Consumption and Production, where Denmark will focus on UNEP's work with SDG 12 including ways to promote resource efficiency and decoupling of economic growth from environmental degradation; pollution, specifically the sound management of chemicals and waste; governance of plastic pollution and marine litter; and UNEP’s cooperation with WHO, FAO and OIE on the One Health approach.
4. Governance: A More Effective and Efficient UNEP, where Denmark will focus on UNEP’s efforts to report and showcase the concrete results and impact; UNEP’s normative and scientific role; the importance of ensuring increased core funding; and UNEP’s efforts to increase responsiveness to gender equality and human rights.

The organisation strategy is based on UNEP's Medium Term Strategy: https://www.unep.org/resources/policy-and-strategy/people-and-planet-unep-strategy-2022-2025 Contribution to UNEP for 2022, core and earmarked
Interessevaretagelse i internationale organisationer 2023-2026 Interessevaretagelse i internationale organisationer 2023-2026