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NPA Victim-Centred Prosecutions in the NPA There were 2 main outputs from the project 'Strengthening Victim-Centred Prosecutions in the National Prosecuting Authority':

Output 1: Victim-centred prosecutions
 - The report developed by the project will be used by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) in efforts to strengthen victim-centred prosecutions.
 - The report has been reviewed by the Management Task team of the NPA established and will be discussed at the NPA Strategic Planning Sessions.
 - At the NPA Strategic Planning Session, plans will be made to action the suggestions from the report and will be reflected in the NPA Annual Performance Plan.

Output 2: Change Management
 - The report developed by the project, along with guidelines, will be available for use at NPA.
 - It is anticipated that the NPA staff will need further guidance and training  which the Institute for Security Studies will be able to provide - assisted by the project report. Overall, the project will contribute to the knowledge and capacity development of the South African National Prosecuting Agency. The project activities will set the foundation for its future actions in order to achieve the results set out in their Medium Term Strategic Framework and Annual Performance Plans. More specifically, the project will support the NPA have a better understanding of the services needed by victims of crime and will have an increased understanding of how to effect structural, operational and behavioural change within the organisation.
Creating and Fostering a Creative Cities Network –  Danish/International Experience and Good Practice for Vietnam - Exchange of knowledge, sharing experience and good practice between Danish/international experts and Vietnamese policy-makers, cultural managers and experts on 1) transforming a city into a creative city; 2) creating and fostering a creative cities network; 3) how the local creative cities network could join the international network; and 4) how creative cities can contribute to the global and national sustainable development.
- Providing recommendations and documenting good practice for the continued development of the creative cities network in Vietnam and where possible and relevant, integrating these recommendations into the national/city and sector policy papers
Mission East humanitarian project Emergency Food Assistance Protection, and Livelihood Support for Vulnerable Populations in and around Syria 2019-21 Mission East activities in Syria and the region 2019
Contribution to UNFPA's COVID-19 response work UNFPA’s flexible funding window UNFPA Supplies was established in 2007 to help UNFPA and partners align around common goals related to integrated sexual and reproductive health and family planning. The flagship programme helps countries build stronger health systems and widen access to a reliable supply of contraceptives and life-saving medicines for maternal health. The programme focuses on 46 low-income countries with high maternal mortality, low contraceptive use, and growing unmet need for family planning – almost half of the countries are also facing humanitarian situations. Denmark’s contribution is geographically earmarked specifically for activities in Western Africa where the needs are among the highest. There will be a special but not exclusive focus on the Sahel-countries Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger.
URG project: "Supporting journalist engagement at the Human Rights Council: improving transparency, visibility and public accountability" 2019-2023 Build the capacity (knowledge, expertise and skills) of media professionals/journalists from developing countries, as key human rights defenders in their countries and regions; and Increase awareness and knowledge of, and interest in, the Human Rights Council and its work among rights-holders around the world, thereby improving transparency, visibility and public accountability
Support for NDC-Partnership 2020-2022 The Danish contribution supports developing countries 1) in accelerating the implementation of their NDCs and 2) in enhancing the ambition in their NDCs, in the context of sustainable development. The support contributes to the implementation of the NDC-Partnership 2021-2025 Work Program and is earmarked to ODA eligible countries. The Work Program builds on and further consolidates the model of country-driven engagement that NDC-Partnership has established successfully through 2018-2020. The Danish contribution supports the NDC-Partnership Work Program from December 2020 to December 2022.

Results can be found in the annual reports here: https://ndcpartnership.org/resources The NDC- Partnerships (NDC-P) was launched at Conference of the Parties (COP) 22 in Marrakesh in 2016 by a coalition of countries, institutions and non-state-actors. Its two overall objectives are to support countries to accelerate implementation of their NDCs and related sustainable development goals (SDGs), and to increase ambition with the view to achieving the Paris Climate Agreement goals.
De-escalating tension in the Azov Sea and Cross-Contact line Initiatives Using the expertise of CHD the project Azov Sea and Cross-Contact Line Initiatives will aim to de-escalate tension in the Azov Sea through mechanisms of peaceful maritime cooperation and to establish cross-contact line initiatives.
MINUSCA. UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic. The priority tasks of MINUSCA are:

- Protection of civilians, including to support the implementation of the UN and Government of CAR joint communique´ to prevent and respond to sexual violence in conflict and to take into account these specific concerns throughout activities of all Mission components, in line with the UN Field Missions policy on Preventing and Responding to Conflict - Related Sexual Violence, and to ensure, in cooperation with the SRSG for Sexual Violence in Conflict, that risks of sexual violence in conflict are included in the Mission’s data collection, threat analysis and early warning system;
-  Good offices and support to the peace process, including the implementation of the ceasefire and the APPR (the Political Agreement for Peace and Reconciliation)
- Facilitate the immediate, full, safe and unhindered delivery of humanitarian assistance
- To protect the United Nations personnel, installations, equipment and goods and ensure the security and freedom of movement of United Nations and associated personnel;

In addition the mission has other tasks such as security sector reform, disarmament, demobilization and reintegration, and support for the rule of law
DSIF - Uganda - Wakiso West Water Supply and Sanitation Project The project’s overall objective is “to improve the quality of life, health and livelihoods of people as well as the environment in Wakiso West and Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area (GKMA) by securing access to water and sanitation, which is recognised as a human right”. Wakiso West - an area to the south and south-west of GKMA - sees strong population growth the coming years, with demands for water and sanitation services on a steep rise, and its infrastructure insufficient to meet even current levels of demand. The project helps address these needs by construction of a 62,500 m3/day Water Treatment Plant (WTP), water intake from Lake Victoria, installation of the main and secondary system of water pipes, and construction of a 400 m3/day Faecal Sludge Treatment Plant. It also includes a 2.95 MW capacity Solar energy-plant to cover parts of the electricity needs of the WTP, STP, and pumping stations. The total project budget is DKK 1362 million, and DSIF provides a mixed credit in an amount of DKK 1072 million with 50% concessionality. The appropriation on the Development Assistance Budget is DKK 669 million, including budget margin.
Development Awareness Grant - Awareness Projects 2015 Danida Information Grant.
Promotion of Development Awareness in Denmark.
UNICEF Syria Humanitarian Appeal, 2021 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of UNICEF’s Humanitarian Action for Children Appeal for the Syrian Arab Republic 2021. UNICEF’s efforts in Syria is concentrated on protection, health, nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene. This includes UNICEF’s engagement in North-East Syria and the camps al-Hol and al-Roj. https://www.unicef.org/reports Meeting the objectives of the UNICEF’s Humanitarian Action for Children Appeal for Syrian Arab Republic 2021 with a funding requirement amounting to 330.8 million USD.
Danida engagement campaign activities since 2021 Danish public support for development cooperation is increasing — for the first time for many years. Support and awareness of the SDGs have increased, especially among younger audiences. It is positive and we need to build on it.
But it is also clear that Danes’ knowledge of the development of the world’s poorest countries remains limited and now we also see a tendency of polarisation. In between the two poles is a group of around 30% of Danes who are open for influence. This group needs to be targeted in order to maintain or increase public support for development cooperation, but also to make more people actively engaged in a more sustainable world. 
Campaign activities are one of the tools used by the MFA Engagement Team to reach out to this new target groups.
Analyse og kvalitetssikring ifm Systems Wide Evaluation (SWE) Contributing to the quality assurance of the evaluations of UN's actions on Covid-19

Advisory and quality assurance in relation to the evaluation process. Amongst other advise to the evaluation consultants; to UN's coordinator for lateral evaluations (Systems Wide Evaluation - SWE) including quality assurance of documents including case-studies; assessment of different comments, received from different UN-organisations and UN-members in relation to the evaluation process).

Participation in meetings with the coordinator for evaluation, consultants, including different stakeholders inside and outside the UN system.
DIBE 2019 Jyden Bur Environment and quality modern housing systems for animal production to Uganda.
Enhancing Border Management Capacities  in Tunisia Overall objective: Enhancing the Tunisian authorities’ border management capacities to counter irregular migration in a rights-based manner. 
Based on the gaps in response highlighted by the Tunisian Ministry of Interior during the ongoing needs assessment process initiated before the start of this project, the project will provide substantial technical assistance to the departments in charge of immigration and border management, including the Directorate for Borders and Foreigners and the General Directorate of the National Guard.
Konsulentbistand til arbejdet med decentrale enheder - Krone Controlling Konsulentbistand til arbejdet med decentrale enheder - Krone Controlling Konsulentbistand til arbejdet med decentrale enheder - Krone Controlling Konsulentbistand til arbejdet med decentrale enheder - Krone Controlling
Universal Periodic Review Info's project Promoting Human Rights Implementation in Developing Countries Through the Universal Periodic Review 2020-22 The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is a unique mechanism of the UN Human Rights Council aimed at improving the human rights situation on the ground of each of the 193 UN Member States. Through this project, UPR Info will enhance engagement of civil society actors in developing countries to advance implementation of accepted human rights recommendations and progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through the UPR. More concretely, UPR Info will provide technical assistance and capacity building on the UPR to civil society actors in developing countries and support their human rights advocacy efforts.
Extra COVID-19 Funds Exstraordinary funds in the light of the education crises arising as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contribution to the Danish Institute for Human Rights project "Human Rights Education in Eastern and Souther Africa" Enabling national human rights institutions and other relevant actors in two developing countries and regionally in Eastern and Souther Africa to further a human rights based implementation of the human rights education elements of SDG Target 4.7.
Support to the fight against corruption and illegal enrichment in Mali By 2024, people live in a rule of law, an environment of peace and accountability through strong public institutions, media and civil society exercising their roles and responsibilities for effective and inclusive governance
Bevilling: World Economic Forum, 2019-2020 With strengthened capacity WEF can support a broader group of developing countries in enhancing public-private collaboration for inclusive sustainable growth and green transition
Strengthening the Sphere of Protection for Victims of Trafficking and Vulnerable Migrants in Egypt II The project aims to contribute to the Government of Egypt’s efforts to reduce vulnerabilities of migrants and victims of trafficking through enhanced migration management for fair and efficient practices that address the protection needs of migrants in Egypt and at the borders. The objective of this intervention is to contribute to the Government of Egypt’s efforts to reduce vulnerabilities of migrants and victims of trafficking through enhanced migration management for fair and efficient practices, addressing the protection needs of migrants in Egypt and at the borders.
Strenthening Border and Migration Management in Ghana The overall objective of the development cooperation among the parties is to support the Government of Ghana (GoG) in strengthening their institutional and operational capacities to manage irregular migration flows.
Clean Energy Transition Programme (CETP) 2021-25 Reduced greenhouse gas emissions through accelerated, secure, affordable and low carbon energy transitions in targeted emerging economies
Support to DIGNITY - A World Without Torture The programme delivers capacity development of civil society actors and public authorities in developing countries in Africa, to help prevent torture and violence and rehabilitate traumatized victims. Advocacy efforts under the programme are focused on international norms with relevance in developing countries with direct applicability in programme activities on the ground, while research and knowledge production is focused on documenting and disseminating best practices and knowledge-based methods of effective prevention and rehabilitation in the context of developing countries.
Danish Refugee Council activities in Syria and the region, 2020 While building on existing partnerships developed and nurtured in the ongoing Danida Extraordinary grant, the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) will also continue to seek new partnerships and enhance the capacity of civil society and state actors to provide support and promote human rights. The COVID-19 pandemic has heightened the need to build resilience of local actors to withstand shocks and deliver assistance, increasing sustainability of interventions and more broadly, the humanitarian response, by supporting local leadership and ownership of the response. DRC
will invest in existing and new partners to deliver quality protection programming in alignment with country partnership strategies, informed by robust capacity assessment processes and capacity building plans that are developed in close consultation with partners, that incorporate technical mentorship, organizational capacity building on issues such as fundraising and financial management where needed, and financial and/or material support. Through partnerships, DRC paves the way to transfer capacities and expertise that will enable handover of implementation and service delivery and allows for smooth exit where appropriate. Danish Refugee Council activities in Syria and the region, 2020
Protecting the most vulnerable displacement and conflict affected Syrians through age, gender, and diversity responsive interventions.
Private Agricultural Sector Support (PASS) digitalisation Credit Guarantee 2020-2021 This support will allow PASS to accelerate the digitalisation of its operation. The work within this project is closely aligned to the overall Theory of Change and will contribute to further accelerate the existing work streams. The activities are organised in four outputs: 1) launch of the digital credit guarantee; 2) launch the knowledge hub; 3) revamp network, power back-up system, and upgrade IT system and 4) automation of key business processes.
Support to implementation of African Continental Free Trade Area with a Junior Professional Officer in United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. The overall objective of the programme is to promote sustainable economic growth across the African continent by enhancing the regional economic integration and intra-African trade through the successful implementation of the African Con¬tinental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). The Agreement establi-shing the AfCFTA has been signed by 54 of 55 African Union member states and is thus the largest free trade agreement signed since the establishment of the World Trade Organisation. It covers 1.2 billion people and a total economy worth USD 2.5 trillion.

Key results expected:
- Finalization of phase two negotiations on competition policy, investment policy and intellectual property rights.
- A fully operational Secretariat is established and able to efficiently monitor the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area.
- Improved capacity amongst member states and regional economic communities to enable utilization of the new market opportunities created through the AfCFTA.
Support taskforce on job creation, skills Africa The minister for development cooperation has decided to commission a taskforce to explore issues, opportunities and challenges in job creation and skills development for youth in Africa. The purpose of the taskforce is to engage main Danish partners in a process to map and zoom in on the main challenges to job creation and skills development of youth in Africa and learn from the taskforce member’s experience in Denmark as well as developing countries. The outcome will be a report outlining selected main challenges to job creation and skills de-velopment for youth in Africa (referred to as white book/challenge catalogue). The paper will feed in to the further work on this agenda as key development political priority, including through development of pioneer projects to promote skills development of youth in selected African countries. The launch of the white book will take place in September 2020.

 The current consultancy contract shall support the MFA in the process of conducting a task-force process and writing up the white book/challenge catalogue of the taskforce. The con-sultant shall also provide technical input and evidence base on skills development in develop-ing countries to the work of the taskforce.
Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance -  Kenya - Thika-Githunguri Water Supply and Sanitation Project The overall objective is to improve quality of life, health and livelihoods of people as well as the environment in the towns of Thika and Githunguri in Kenya by improving access to water and sanitation, which is a recognized human right. The project includes two projects for funding under Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance (DSIF). The projects will improve access to water and sanitation for populations in the Thika town and the smaller Githunguri town located in the vicinity of Nairobi. The water and sanitations systems are designed with a capacity to provide services for the estimated population of 500.000 in 2045. By 2030, when the DSIF engagement ends, the project will provide clean and affordable water to 250.000 people and 126.000 people will be connected to piped sewage in the project area. The projects will improve environmental sustainability and climate resilience. During construction and operation, the project will provide jobs, training and income to people living in the area.
CERF contribution 2020-2022 + 2023 OCHA is part of the UN secretariat and has a key role as global coordinator of humanitarian action. OCHA's vision is a world that comes together to help crisis-affected people rapidly get the humanitarian assistance and protection they need. OCHO's mission is to coordinate the global emergency response to save lives and protect people in humanitarian crises and to advocate for effective and principled humanitarian action. Due to the nature of the organization, 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 this hyperlink: https://cerf.un.org/about-us/publications Danish contribution to the CERF for 2020-2022 + 2023

These grant allocations contributes to meeting the CERF objectives of providing fast and strategic funding for responses to emerging or escalating crises and for addressing critical funding gaps in underfunded emergencies. It will contribute to providing e.g. protection, shelter, critical health care, water and sanitation, food and nutrition for people affected by conflict, climate-related disasters, disease outbreaks and other drivers of humanitarian needs. It will also contribute to more timely, effective and efficient humanitarian action in crises situations.
Increasing youth employment in Ethiopia by re-shaping the vocational training model together with companies from the water and textiles sectors The DE responds to key Danida priority issues, including the provision of quality and demand-responsive skills development while making sure that this provision leads to sustainable employment opportunities. The DE addresses both TVET system capacity development as well as improved linkages with private business through job placements and apprenticeships within the water and textile sectors. 

The objective of the DE will be achieved through three outcomes: 1) Strengthened and redesigned capacity of 2 TVET Centers to better facilitate employment, 2) Young men and women get the skills, knowledge and support to access decent employment opportunities, and 3) The young TVET graduates are linked to decent employment and entrepreneurship opportunities.
Core Contribution to the International Service for Human Rights 2021-2022 The project is a core contribution to support ISHR fulfil the goals and implement activities for 2021 and 2022 as outlined in the new multiannual ISHR Strategic Framework 2021-2026. The project is focused on improving the overall situation of human rights defenders internationally and and nationally.
Kenya Accountable Devolution Programme (KADP) To help overcome performance barriers in national and County institutions towards improved devolved service delivery.
Contribution to International Centre for Counter-Terrorism The contribution covers cost to interpretation at the UNGA74 side event "Youth Engagement and Resilience Against Violent Extremism in the Sahel", organized by ICCT, The Global Center on Cooperative Security, and the UN Interregional Crime and Jusatice Research Institute in collaboration with the Danish MFA.
UN Youth Strategy Secretariat and Youth Focal Points Support for the UN Youth Strategy Secretariat and Youth Focal Points
Process support and formulation of a bilateral energy programme in Indonesia Danish Climate Envelope (2020-2025) Process support and formulation of a bilateral energy programme in Indonesia Danish Climate Envelope (2020-2025)
Contribution to Education Cannot Wait 2019-2022 Core contribution to Education Cannot Wait in support of primary and secondary education in emergencies, with a mainstreamed focus on girls education.
Addressing the human rights, migration and climate change nexus in the Sahel region. 2020-2021. The objective is to addressing the human rights, migration and climate change nexus in the Sahel region by promoting a rights-based and gender-sensitive approach to migratory challenges posed by climate change.