devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Appraisal of MYNSAM 2.0 framework programme with the Ministry of Environment and its agencies The objective is to appraise and make recommendations for finalizing and for presentation to Council for Development Policy of the pilot 4-year framework programmes of Sector Support Cooperation (SSC), which will be basis for framework agreements between Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Danish sector ministries, agencies and city administrations respectively. The appraisal will overall focus on the framework programme level (as opposed to project-level) guided by the overall appraisal criteria described in the Danida AMG.
Promoting Intercultural Dialogue for Development: Programme on Religious Thoughts and Social Issues Promoting Intercultural Dialogue for Development: Programme on Religious Thoughts and Social Issues Promoting Intercultural Dialogue for Development: Programme on Religious Thoughts and Social Issues Promoting Intercultural Dialogue for Development: Programme on Religious Thoughts and Social Issues
UNICEF - Strategic Partnership Agreement 2023-2025 Funding under Strategic Partnership Agreement 2023-2025 between Denmark and United Nations Childrens Fund.
Europaraadet Europarådet The grant covers Denmark's share as a member of the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights to their ordinary budget, pension and extraordinary budget.
Readiness Assessment of Green Hydrogen in Shortlisted African Countries 1. Develop a deep-dive report on the shortlisted country’s overview and conduct a readiness evaluation.
2. Consolidate the deep-dive report by identifying opportunities and challenges, evaluating cost economics and export potential, assessing financing requirements, and creating a country risk assessment and mitigation plan for accelerated green hydrogen production and deployment in each country.
3. Identify stakeholders and organize one virtual workshop with the shortlisted countries and incorporate recommendations in the final report.
UNFPA-Support for humanitarian action in Ukraine and Moldova 2022-2023 Provide access to basic sexual and reproductive health services including support to safe births, access to voluntary contraception and specialized services for GBV-survivors, including post-rape treatment, mental health and psychosocial support and emergency cash assistance
Evaluation of management of development cooperation The evaluation has three objectives:
• To assess whether and how changes in development cooperation since 2009 have been addressed by aid management in a relevant and appropriate manner, in line with the intentions behind the decentralisation. 
•To assess whether and how the changes since 2018-19 in management are conducive to fostering conditions for achieving the intentions embedded in the DDD and adaptive management approach.   
•To provide lessons learned regarding strengths and weaknesses in management of Danish development cooperation as well as enabling and hindering factors, and to present issues and recommendations as relevant.
WSPS, Water resources Management The objectives will lead to substantial social (increase in quality of life for the poorest) and economic (revival of economic infrastructure) gains and will create outputs that can be measured and monitored both during and after the co-operation effort.
United Nations Mine Action Service Core Contribution 2022 1. Enhance the protection of civilians, especially the most vulnerable and make a particular effort to promote and protect the rights of girls and women, especially during and after the conduct of hostilities. This should be done by working to ensure that coherent gender responsive approaches to mine action are delivered with a prioritised focus on the rights and potential of girls and women in line with UN Security Council resolution 1325. 
2. Address forced displacement by ensuring that mine action enables peace and stabilisation in fragile states and areas. The objective is not only to meet immediate humanitarian needs, but also to reduce vulnerability and improve the resilience, self-reliance and protection of internally displaced people, refugees, and in turn to contribute to preventing irregular migration. It should be done by delivering safety and security through facilitating humanitarian operations and stabilisation and peace efforts within the field of mine action in fragile areas.
DIIS Østeuropa 2023 Er at gennemføre forskning og faglige studier, der kan bidrage til at styrke kvaliteten af udviklingssamarbejdet med Ukraine og andre lande omfattet af Naboskabsprogrammet.
Analysis of public financing instruments and how they can support Danish companies contributing to the SDGs and the Paris Agreement in dev. countries As a response to the changing landscape of international development finance, the Danish MFA will investigate the architecture behind different funding instruments and learn from new approaches. By using ODA-funding as a catalyst additional funding can be mobilised, while creating sustainable business opportunities in developing countries. The analysis will compare best practices across selected ODA-donors (inc. Danish MFA) and review the effects on domestic business development and private sector in developing countries. The findings will provide new knowledge to public finance management and keep MFA up to date in the changing ecosystem of development finance. It will be the foundation of high-level dialogues, an internal instrument review and external multi-stakeholder meetings going forward.
Contribution to the OECD DAC Programme of Work and Budget (PWB) 2023-24 To contribute to the implementation of the OECD DAC’s Work Programme 2023-2024 with a view to strengthening evidence, collective learning, policy guidance and monitoring of ODA
UNOCHA humanitarian action Somalia HF, 2023 DKK contributes to meeting the objectives of the draft 2023 Humanitarian Response Plan for Somalia.  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.unocha.org/research-and-reports. This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the 2023 Humanitarian Response Plan for Somalia focusing on ensuring humanitarian aid to the severely vulnerable part of the population affected by the drought.
Overall Programme Co-ordination Overall Programme Co-ordinataion (reviews of progress, design and implementation of monitoring system, research activities) and support to the Ministry for Private Sector Development
UNICEF General contribution UNICEF Core Ressources 2015, advance commitment and payment.
ASEF- core funding Non-specific contribution to Asia-Europe Foundation for the period 2008 to 2010
Policies and Measures for Film Industry Development in Viet Nam 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
Support to the sector programme for transport in Nicaragua, part two Sektorprogrammet blev færdiggjort ved udgangen af 2004 med undtagelse af rekonstruktionen af hovedvejsstrækningen mellem San Benito - San Lorenzo, ca. 80 km af den 290 km lange og strategisk vigtige Managua - Rama vej, der forbinder den vestlige og østlige del af Nicaragua. Grundet betydelige mangler i arbejdet anbefalede en syns- og skønsrapport fra oktober 2004, at der gennemførtes et betydeligt reparationsarbejde. Med akt 143 af 12. maj 2004 tilførtes ekstra DKK 140 mio. Med en oprindelig bevilling på DKK 260 mio. kom den samlede bevillig således op på DKK 400 mio. Reparationsarbejdet blev afsluttet i 2005. Der var en normal et-års garanti for dele af vejen, hvor der gennemførtes en omfattende rekonstruktion, mens der var fem års garanti for de dele af vejen, der kun modtog et ekstra asfaltlag. Paralelt med reparationsarbejdet indledtes en voldgiftssag.
Technical support in connection with the preparation of three evaluations Provide technical advice in connecting with the preparation of three evaluations
Supporting the 27th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP27) to the UNFCCC The project aims to support the technical capacity of Egyptian COP Presidency to ensure an inclusive and successful COP 27.
Consultancy support for the programming/formulation of the new Africa Programme For Peace (APP) Phase 5 Formulation of the new phase. APP is aimed at strengthening the African Union (AU) and selected Regional Economic Communities (RECs) within the area of peace, security and democratic governance.
European Development Fund (EDF) Danish contribution to the European Development Fund 2017
EBRD Ukraine project The formulation of af Danish programme support document based on a proposal from EBRD for the setting up of a Danish Window/Trust Fund focusing on early recovery and reconstruction initiatives in Ukraine and Mykolaiv
Strategic Sector Cooperation in The Maritime sector between Denmark and India, inception phase The focus of the inception phase project will be the establishment of a Centre of Excellence (CoE) on Green Shipping in India under the National Centre of Excellence on Ports and Green Shipping and the framework of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on maritime issues signed by the Indian and Danish governments in January 2019 and renewed January 2022 as well as the joint Concept Note for Centre of Excellence in Green Shipping aiming at cultivating and accelerating the transition in the maritime sector.
Dansk Røde Kors 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.
Assistance to thematic NGO Call for Proposal on Deforestation and Sustainable Soy The world's forests are valuable ecosystems and play a pivotal role in the survival of humans and other species. Forests cover 31% of the Earth's surface and are home to 80% of its land-based biodiversity. Forests are crucial to combatting climate change and reaching the targets set by the Paris Agreement and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Still, the world’s forests continue to disappear, and decisive action is necessary to halt and reverse this development. European imports of agricultural commodities such as beef, soy, palm oil, rubber, coffee and cocoa for food production and other consumer products have traditionally been a main contributor to deforestation. 

Despite increasing focus on sustainable production and consumption over the last decades, global deforestation is at record rates with agricultural commodity production being the single largest driver. Agricultural expansion drives almost 90% of global deforestation, with more than half of forest loss due to conversion of forest into cropland, whereas livestock grazing is responsible for almost 40% of forest loss. 

Numerous approaches and responses to tackling deforestation have emerged from state and non-state actors over the years. Some have worked better than others, yet all have limitations. Acknowledging the potential and limitations across approaches and responses is critical, as well as the synergies that are needed for responses to be more effective to halt deforestation and forest degradation while avoiding negative social impacts, and achieving more inclusive and equitable outcomes. 

Based on the above context, a number of key Danish policy documents highlight the need for Denmark to focus on the sustainability of global supply chains as a key strategic priority in the fight against deforestation.

Accordingly, the 2020 Danish Government long-term strategy for global action, A Green and Sustainable World, and the 2021 Danish strategy for development cooperation, The World We Share, both pledge to strengthen responsible and deforestation-free supply chains for agricultural goods in order to benefit the climate, biodiversity and social conditions in producer countries while also contributing to a reduction of the Danish climate and environmental footprint. 

To help deliver on the Government’s strategic priority and objective relating to sustainable, deforestation-free supply chains, the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs/Danida in December 2021 launched a thematic NGO Call for Proposals (CfP) on reducing deforestation and increasing the sustainability of the Danish soy supply chain. The deadline for submitting proposals under the CfP is 1 March 2022. 

The objectives of the assignment are: 

1)	To assist GDK in the evaluation and final award of the proposals received in accordance with the evaluation criteria and scoring model as set out in the CfP Information Note (annexed). The consultant will be part of the CfP Evaluation team. 

2)	To assist GDK in
UNFPA humanitarian action in Ethiopia 2023 Contribute UNFPA’s humanitarian response plan in Ethiopia
Framework Programme on Strategic Sector Cooperation with Ministry of Environment and its agencies Improved framework conditions and Danish bilateral and commercial engagement in partner countries for sustainable management of water, waste and pollution in ways that directly promote climate action and a green, inclusive and just transition.
Danish contribution to Ukraine Energy Support Fund The objective of the Danish contribution is to contribute to the repair and early reconstruction of the energy sector in war affected Ukraine and thereby contributing to creating a livelihood for Ukrainian citizens through the re-establishment of the necessary basic energy infrastructure and supply. The objective of the Danish contribution is to contribute to the repair and early reconstruction of the energy sector in war affected Ukraine and thereby contributing to creating a livelihood for Ukrainian citizens through the re-establishment of the necessary basic energy infrastructure and supply.
IOM Enhancing Resilience and Recovery in Mykolaiv Phase II The project objective is to contribute to the resilience and recovery of war-affected communities in Mykolaivska Oblast is continuation of the current partnership initiated with the Denmark MFA on early recovery. The recovery and resilience interventions are in line with IOM Ukraine's Crisis Response Plan4 and will be achieved through a multi-sectoral and area-based approach, in close coordination and cooperation with the Mykolaiv local authorities. IOM will gather evidence on local recovery needs; rehabilitate and support the operation of critical medical and educational facilities; and contribute to the rehabilitation, operation and maintenance of water, sanitation and municipal heating facilities, infrastructure, and services in the targeted communities. IOM will provide sustenance support and contribute to the livelihood of individuals as well as support micro and small businesses to boost socio-economic opportunities and recovery conditions.
EEAS JPD 2023-2025 Junior Professionals in Delegation for The European External Action Service  (EEAS).
Conference on Integrating Sustainable Development and Climate Change The conference on integrating sustainable development and climate change is an important contribution that will feed into the MFAs general work on operationalising climate and development nexus. The objective of the conference is to obtain a better understanding of the synergies, potentials, benefits, and dilemmas in integrating interventions on sustainable development and climate action as well as to further strengthen the strategic dialogue with partners, such as UNDP.
Institute for Human Rights (IMR) funds for development work January 2020 to June 2021 The objective is to contribute to building effective national and international systems that protect and promote human rights.
EED support to independent reporting and civic activism The objective is to strengthen the capacity of pro-democracy groups and independent media in restrictive environments to promote and preserve space for freedom of expression, increasing civic and political participation and pluralism, and promoting human rights to pursue long term democracy, prevent conflict and strengthen political dialogue.
Sex og Samfund 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.
Conference with AfDB VP and chief economist: African Economic Outlook Acquisition of insights from senior management in the African Development Bank on the economic outlook and prospects in Africa to improve preliminary work on the strengthened engagement with Africa including on climate action and energy transition within the MFA and among business stakeholders alike.
Strengthening Global South Leadership in the multilateral UN processes on Sexual Rights 2022-2024 The project is a 1.5-year engagement with the Sexual Rights Initiative, earmarked for capacity building activities for SRHR advocates in developing countries. The key objective of the project is to ensure stronger protection and promotion of sexual and reproductive health and rights, including through building capacity of national SRHR advocates to effectively engage with the international human rights system to hold their governments accountable for implementing their SRHR obligations domestically and the advancement of universal human rights standards related to SRHR.
Harbin, Daoli District Heating Project The overall development goal of the project is to improve the living conditions in the city of Harbin by reducing air pollution and hereby improving the environmental as well as the health conditions of the inhabitants of the city. 

The immediate objetive is to establish a district heating system in the Daoli District of Harbin. The system as such will modernise the current heat supply system based on small individual coal fired kettles. 

The project includes among other things 120 exchange stations, a computer based management and control system (SCADA), 50 km of district heating pipeline incl. valves, installation as well as training.
Silenced No More Project Silenced No More – Confronting Violence against Women and Young Girls” tackles taboos head-on and speaks inconvenient truths, by giving a voice to victims who have experienced SGBV and FGM. The theatre performances and campaign will foster critical thinking among the Kenyan public to re-examine harmful practices and actions against women, and generate new perspective and dialogues that will expose to the Kenyan audiences’ stories seldom told, and be part of normalizing conversations around these difficult topics. Through engagements with the local theatre and art scene, the project also aims to inspire Kenyan cultural practitioners to tackle and take up difficult themes in art and theatre. In addition to tackling these important issues, the long-term vision is also to build a vibrant Danish-Kenya performing Arts network creatively operating between the two countries.
Pathways to Prosperity (P2P) - DRC Consortium Vulnerable and marginalized refugees and host communities in Turkana County are able to access and benefit from skills and resources, greater market growth and integration, and an improved enabling environment leading to greater self-reliance and resilience.
Support to the annual AUPSC and A3 High-Level peace and security seminar on Africa through UNITAR Engagement with the AUPSC and A3 members states at the ministerial level to foster stronger partnerships around African peace- and security matters.

A3 High-Level seminar serves as platform for understanding priorities and solutions to conflict resolution and mitigation. 

Outcomes of expected  Danish elected seat in the UN Security Council are expected to increase if alliance is built with A3 countries around shared international peace and security positions.
Peace and Stabilisation Programme in Ukraine 2022-2025 The Peace and Stabilisation Programme for Ukraine aims to improve social cohesion, security, justice, trust and state legitimacy, especially in eastern Ukraine, contributing to increasing stability in the region. The programme is expected to 
- Strengthen institutions and mechanisms that provide community security and justice, increasing social cohesion and propensity for reconciliation and, thereby, addressing conflict potential.
- Strengthen contribution of civil society to promoting the resilience of conflict affected and vulnerable groups.
- Build trust between people divided through dialogue and joint work that addresses common challenges thereby complementing and enhancing the formal peace process.

The Peace and Stabilisation Programme in Ukraine is a joint programme between The Danish Ministry for Foreign Affairs (funded by Official Development Assistance) and The Danish Ministry of Defense (not funded by Official Development Assistance). Therefore, only the part of the programme funded by Official Development Assistance is described above.
DSIF - Sri Lanka - Oluvil Port Project Projektet omfatter etablering af et havnebassin beskyttet af stenmoler, kajanlæg og diverse havnefaciliteter.

Det umiddelbare formål med projektet er at etablere en transport- og fiskerihavn i Oluvil på den østlige og mindre udviklede del af Sri Lanka og bidrage til udvikling af den lokale fiske- og småindustri. 

Projektets overordnede udviklingsformål er at udbygge transportinfrastrukturen og skabe grundlag for en langsigtet regional udvikling med henblik på at bidrage til økonomisk vækst og dermed forbedre levestandarden for indbyggerne i og omkring Oluvil.
Advancing Community Capacity to Mitigate Climate Change Impacts and Develop Green and Blue Economy in the Niger Delta To foster Sustainable Blue and Green Economy Initiatives that Combat Climate Change and Enable Local Economic Growth.
Supporting stability in South Lebanon through Livelihoods, Basic Services and Community  Security Interventions The objective of the project is to increase stability, build the capacities of communities, address tensions, prevent conflict, and ensure peaceful co-existence through improving livelihoods and service provision in Southern Lebanon. The project will target the area of operations of UNIFIL’s Ghanaian Battalion (GHANBATT), which falls under the Bint Jbeil (Nabatiyeh Governorate) and Tyre (South Governorate) administrative districts, with a total of 11 municipalities selected in dialogue with UNIFIL.  These communities were selected as they are the largest in the GHANBATT area of operations and are in high need of livelihoods, basic services, and community security interventions. The partnership between UNIFIL and UNDP will combine efforts in order to meet the growing needs in the area in light of the economic and livelihood crisis in Lebanon and now ongoing armed conflict with Israel. This will be achieved by working on complementary analysis and assessment, where UNDP will complement UNIFIL’s Quick Impact Projects with more medium-term, sustainable interventions informed by community needs and instability drivers. Increase stability, build the capacities of communities, address tensions, prevent conflict, and ensure peaceful co-existence through improving livelihoods and service provision in the area of UNI-FIL’s Ghanaian Battalion.
Formulation of phase II of OECD Clean Energy Financing and Investment Mobilisation (CEFIM) Programme (2023-2024) Increased private sector activity in development and financing of “bankable” clean energy investments.
Promoting Intercultural Dialogue for Development: Programme on Religious Thoughts and Social Issues The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the formation of a more pluralistic, tolerant and inclusive society in Egypt through empowering community leaders to promote responsible and democratic behaviour in the Egyptian society