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UNFPA humanitarian action Afghanistan and neighbouring countries 2022-2023 Securing that 3.3 million women and girls will have better access to universal reproductive health care and protection services. In the long term, the country will be able to sustain the downward trend in its maternal mortality ratio.
Integrated Water Resources Management Projektet støtter Vandministeriet (DWAF) med gennemførelsen af vandadministrationsloven, der blev vedtaget i 1998. Projektet fokuserer på 1. støtte til opbygning af vandmyndigheder (Catchment Management Agencies) med fuld inddragelse af alle befolkningsgrupper, 2. fremme af vandbesparende foranstaltninger på brugerniveau i samarbejde med kommunale myndigheder, og 3. at bistå med at gøre bæredygtig udnyttelse af grundvandsressourcerne til et vigtigt element i sydafrikansk vandplanlægning. Et tværgående element er kapacitetsopbygning, hvor projektet især fokuserer på de tidligere marginaliserede befolkningsgrupper og medarbejdere i den regionale og lokale administration. Dette sker i overenstemmelse med de rammer, der er fastlagt i den Nationale Vandressource Forvaltningsstrategi. Projektet gennemføres i flere adskildte dele: a. udarbejdelse af vejledninger til brug for de regionale myndigheder i deres arbejde med vandressourceforvaltning, b. afprøvning i forhold til 3 vandafstrømningsoplande (Water Management Areas), c. afprøvning i en række pilotområder af konkrete problemer indenfor vandressourceforvaltning, og d. revision af vejledningerne.
DGBP 2022. Circular economy based on the usage of waste plastic on road production. Colombia DGBP 2022. Circular economy based on the usage of waste plastic on road production. Colombia
Danish grant to Ukraine Energy Support Fund 2023-2025 to contribute to both the repair and construction of the sustainable energy-sector in war-effected Ukraine during 2024 and thereby contribute to creating a livelihood for Ukrainian citizens through the re-establishment of the necessary basic energy infrastructure and supply
NIRAS: Udsendelsesfacilitet for Fred og Demokrati 2023, Eastern Neighbourhood Region Udfyldes når oprettet.
Consultative Group to Assist the Poorest (CGAP) The overall objective of the support to CGAP is: Advance financial inclusion to improve the lives of poor people

The immediate objectives of the support is to: Contribute to the financing and implementation of CGAP's new 5-years strategy 2018/19 - 2022/23, to expand and deepen financial inclusion of the poor.

A set of 48 qualitative and quantitative outcome indicators have been developed in relation to the implementation of the strategy.
OCHA Sudan Humanitarian fund 2023 Support the Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023, which aims to reach more than 18 million people with humanitarian support.
Support to strengthen cybersecurity in Ukraine's civilian critical infrastructure (cooperation between USAID and Denmark) The purpose of the USAID Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure in Ukraine activity is to reduce and
potentially eliminate cybersecurity vulnerabilities in Ukraine’s critical infrastructure sectors.
East Europe Foundation Ukraine Crisis Appeal 2022 The funds are a contribution to EEFs overall programme that target 524,800 people in Ukraine affected by the Russian invasion representing the most vulnerable groups (disabled, elderly, families with many children, single-headed households, lowest income households). The programme has to main targets:

1. Stabilization support to war-affected communities, integration assistance for IDPs in host communities, reintegration assistance, psychosocial and livelihood support; 
2. Emergency humanitarian assistance.

This includes: 1.Shelter/Non-Food Items; 2.Food Security and Livelihoods; 3.Water Sanitation and Hygiene; 4.Psychosocial Support; 5.Hotline; 6.Digital Services for IDPs and conflict-affected population; 7.Online Education for Children and Adolescents; 8.Enhancing Investment in Local Businesses
UNAIDS: core contributions The Danish cooperation with UNAIDS is based on an organisation strategy covering the period 2017-2021. The priority results defined for Denmark's interaction with UNAIDS are to: 1. Ensuring that UNAIDS' clear focua on human rigthts, including equity and gender equality, is maintained. 2. Ensure that young people, especially young women and adolescent girls, have access to prevention. 3. Continued refom and risk management.
IMR - Institut for Menneskerettigheder - Udviklingssamarbejde - 1997-2021 Institut for Menneskerettigheder 2017.
SBK konference og deltagelse i møder i UBK SBK konference og deltagelse i møder i UBK
Regional Water in Southern Africa To contribute to increased sustainable access to water resources, including increased regional integration and economic development for present and future generations in southern Africa. The regional program is an integrated part of SADCs regional strategic action plan.
The programme consists of 4 components: 1) A regional consultancy fund to further integration water resource management, 2) A regional water research fund to further research in integrated water resource management, 3) Awareness and information to increase knowledge on integrated water resource management among decision makers, 4) Administration and programme development.
OCHA Lebanon Humanitarian Fund 2022 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Lebanon Emergency Response Plan for 2022, which calls for 215 million USD to reach 1.1 million people with humanitarian assistance.
Dansk bidrag til finansiering af Moskva-mekanismen i Ukraine Der er nedsat en undersøgelsesmisssion i Ukraine under OSCE’s Moskva-mekanisme til dokumentation af Ruslands brud på bl.a. menneskerettighederne. Missionen er nedsat af 45 OSCE-lande, inklusiv Danmark. Det følger af para. 14 i det OSCE-dokument fra 1991, hvorved Moskva-mekanismen er etableret, at de lande, der i et konkret tilfælde har anmodet om, at der nedsættes undersøgelsesmission, vil dække missionens udgifter (”The participating State or States that have requested the establishment of a mission of experts or rapporteurs will cover the expenses of that mission […]”). De 45 lande, inklusiv Danmark, har således forpligtet sig til at afholde missions udgifter. Bidraget dækker bl.a. honorar til eksperterne, rejseomkostninger (fly, hotel, per diem) og administrativ support (tolke, mm.).
 
Det er ikke umiddelbart forventningen, at missionen vil skulle rejse ind i Ukraine, men dette alene pga. den aktuelle sikkerhedssituation. Det fremgår klart af mandatet, at undersøgelsesmissionens aktiviteter relaterer sig til Ukraines territorium. Missionen vil formentlig bl.a. skulle opholde sig på den polsk/ukrainske grænse.  
 
Danmark har tidligere været med til at nedsætte missioner under Moskva-mekanismen i bl.a. Tjetjenien (2018) og Belarus (2020).
Kapacitetsopbygning af MILAVF til styrkelse af børns rettigheder The children of MILAVF become main actors in making Children's Rights action by involving other children 'Child to Child'.
MILAVF takes advantage of the gained capacity by expanding the activities to 15 new communities
Driving a human rights-based approach to climate change policies & actions The project contributes to better realization of human rights of vulnerable groups and people who are most affected by negative impacts of climate change, and contributes to promote equitable climate change responses in Viet Nam
Strengthening the Culture for Business-Business Sector Programme Support Component 2 focuses on improvement of the culture for business through strengthening of the advocacy of business and labour market organisations, advocacy for good corporate governance and change of attitudes of government employess towards the sector.
Support to ODA reporting in relation to the 2022 and 2023 flow The purpose of the consultancy is to support FRU in a timely and correct ODA, OOF and Private Sector reporting to the OECD-DAC for the flow related to 2022 and 2023.
Regional Development and Protection Programme 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. This will be supported through four specific objectives (SOs):

SO 1: Vulnerable refugees and local communities are more self-reliant and resilient. Under this objective, private sector entities will be supported to create additional decent and sustainable job opportunities, and RDPP will engage with market- and private sector actors as well as national and/or sub-national entities to promote systemic change within private sector operational modalities and environment. Vulnerable refugees and local community members will be supported in achieving enhanced access to income through employment. With regard to the most vulnerable households, support will be provided to generate alternative or complementary income.

SO 2: Women and children at risk of exploitation and abuse are enabled to increasingly enjoy their rights, safety and quality services. To achieve this objective, the RDPP III will seek to a) strengthen gender equality, and b) address child labour. The gender equality focus will include two main directions, first, supporting initiatives promoting equal rights-access for vulnerable women, girls, boys and men, and second, influencing socio-cultural norms, knowledge, attitudes and practices, often rooted in deeply imbedded socio-cultural stereotypes. Regarding child labour, RDPP will support initiatives to sustainably protected children from child labour through holistic and long-term intervention strategies.

SO 3: Policy dialogue around durable and sustainable solutions, including livelihoods and protection for refugees and local communities is promoted. Under this programmatic area, RDPP III will be devoting resources to engaging in regional and country-specific policy dialogue and advocacy. The RDPP programme unit (PMU) and partners will seek to build an enhanced strategic engagement with relevant and well-positioned stakeholders able to influence legislative and policy processes relevant to RDPP’s focus areas. 

Cross-cutting SO 4: National and sub-national institutions, organisations and structures supported have enhanced capacity to respond to community needs. Overall, the programme aims at strengthening an increasingly localised response and will address needs and priorities through a localised and inclusive approach towards both refugees, displaced and vulnerable local communities. The programme will primarily work with local partners with potential, thus contributing to the further development and strengthening of civil society. National authorities and other local institutions will be indirectly supported through CSO partnerships.
DGBP Clean Cooking Scale Up (CCSP) The project is designed to address Bangladesh’s most pressing challenge in the nexus of climate, energy, and poverty by providing affordable access to clean cooking solutions for rural and peri-urban households. The aim is to develop a profitable business model that supports poor households with sustainable and environmentally safe cooking solutions. The target is to reach 51.000 households by the end of three years, enabling the purchase of eCook with the PAYG model, to make the eCook affordable. The PAYgo model also provides data for estimation of avoided GHG emissions.

Project outcomes:
1.	Reduced carbon emission from biomass used for cooking in Bangladesh 
2.	Increased employment for youth/women in clean energy technology (CET) value chain in Bangladesh
3.	Increased access to affordable electric cookstoves for consumers in Bangladesh
Analysis and modelling of Geological Basins in Vietnam The REGB-Vietnam project will establish a strong geoscientific research and
educational environment at MSc./PhD. level in Vietnam. This will enhance the
ability of the public authorities to assess the country's hydrocarbon resources.
WWF 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.
UNODC PSF Project on Strengthening PK's response to spreading of violent extremism virtually & among youths Background and project description
Over the past 15 years, Pakistan has faced significant challenges from terrorism and extremism, which have not only threatened national security and social cohesion but also violated the human rights of its most vulnerable citizens. While the Pakistani government has made progress in reducing the threat from terrorist hideouts, there is growing concern about the crime-terror relationship in urban areas, an increase in terror attacks on law enforcement agencies, and a new wave of terrorist recruitment. The recent takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban has further complicated the security situation in both Afghanistan and Pakistan, potentially leading to increased instability and emboldening of terrorist and subnationalist groups. These groups exploit vulnerable individuals online for recruitment, inciting violence, and radicalization. To address these issues, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is working with its donor partners to provide technical assistance to the Pakistani government in effectively preventing violent extremism through the strengthening of its criminal justice response. Pakistan has implemented the National Action Plan (NAP) and National Counter Extremism Policy Guidelines to prevent threats arising from violent extremism that can evolve into terrorism. The National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA) has been revitalized to take the lead in coordinating efforts with all provinces. Since 2017, UNODC has collaborated closely with the Pakistani government through the project known as 'Pakistan's Action to Counter Terrorism - PACT'. This project aimed to contribute to the fight against terrorism, particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Sindh provinces, by improving criminal justice processes. PACT has achieved significant success, gaining strong support from government counterparts and enhancing the investigative capabilities and use of forensic evidence by the KP and Sindh police. The project The objective of the development cooperation is (i) to increase the capacity and capability of Pakistan’s
enforcement bodies to prevent violent extremism (especially online), (ii) to increase interagency
coordination on implementing PVE strategies, and (iii) to ultimately improve the rule of law in Pakistan and
bolster regional stability. To achieve these goals, the project will be implemented under UNODC’s Country
Programme III (2022-2025).

The Danish Mission of Islamabad will base the actual support on progress attained in the implementation of
the project as described in the documentation provided by the Grantee or in this jointly agreed document.
Progress will be measured through the UNODC’s monitoring framework.
Technical Assistance 2022-2023 The overall aim of the Neighbourhood Programme is to promote EU’s Eastern Neighbourhood countries’ anchoring in the European community of values - as well as strengthening their stability, progress, and resilience after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Salaam Support Group III Project Afghanistan Contribute to peace through supporting engagement and where feasible dialogue at multiple levels between community groups and the current Taliban administration in line with UNAMA’s mandate to assist the government and people of Afghanistan in laying the foundations for sustainable peace and development, among them assisting national reconciliation and encouraging regional dialogue and engagement aimed at achieving and sustaining peace in Afghanistan.

Reactivate or reenergize existing traditional civil society structures to enable them to engage with the Taliban, thereby contributing to local social cohesion, to prevent further deterioration of their capacity and to enable them to participate in local peace activities.

Mitigate an increase in community-level conflict by preemptively supporting conflict-resolution, such objectives being in line with UNAMA’s latest mandate, noting in particular Security Council Resolution 2626 of 17 March 2022, which has reiterated UNAMA’s role in support of the people of Afghanistan.
DGBP 2022. Ripening of the Vanilla and Cocoa Value Chains of Western Uganda DGBP 2022. Ripening of the Vanilla and Cocoa Value Chains of Western Uganda
Readiness Assessment of Green Hydrogen in Shortlisted African Countries The objective of the programme is to conduct a readiness evaluation of green hydrogen across short listed African Countries and to identify the opportunities and challenges in expanding affordable green hydrogen in combination with deploying offshore wind and solar energy sources. The aim is to look into country-specific parameters, financing requirements and possible methods of financing plus to categorize country risk assessment and mitigation plan in order for Africa to develop a green hydrogen economy. The objective of the programme is to conduct a readiness evaluation of green hydrogen across short listed African Countries and to identify the opportunities and challenges in expanding affordable green hydrogen in combination with deploying offshore wind and solar energy sources. The aim is to look into country-specific parameters, financing requirements and possible methods of financing plus to categorize country risk assessment and mitigation plan in order for Africa to develop a green hydrogen economy.
Review of Danida Fellowship Centre The overall objective of the review is to assess the performance and capacity of DFC in delivering results under its engagement with the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with a particular view on its strategic, programmatic, organisational priorities, set-up and capacity in pursuing development outcomes and observe cost efficiency and effectiveness.
UNICEF humanitarian action Somalia, 2023 Response to a humanitarian appeal; results framework not included. Contribute to the humanitarian response of UNICEF targeting children and vulnerable families.
Genopfyldning af danske konsulenttrustfonde i multilaterale udviklingsinstitutioner APDF KONS TRUST FUND  GENOPF AKT 108
Core Contribution IPPF IPPF is an international non-governmental organisation that works to improve SRHR for all, with a special focus on poor, under-served and vulnerable populations. Initially established in 1952 by family planning services from eight countries, IPPF has grown into the world's largest non-governmental provider of family planning services, with the Federation consisting of 147 nationally owned and managed Member Associations giving it a presence in some 170 countries worldwide. 

Denmark has a long-standing cooperation with IPPF based on a shared dedication to the pursuit of a human rights-based approach to development and strong focus on SRHR, which is a key policy priority for Denmark as reflected in the substantial annual contribution given to IPPF. Denmark has provided core support to IPPF since 2003.

With its new Strategic Framework (2016-2022), IPPF will continue to work towards strengthening the global SRHR advocacy movement, enhance and expand service delivery to all, with a particular focus on women and girls and the under-served populations, and continuously improve performance as an organization. 

IPPF's new Strategic Framework has been designed with a view to incorporating the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda and taking into consideration major global trends such as the world¿s largest ever population of young people emerging within this generation; continuing discrimination against women and girls; and a conservative and well-organized opposition threatening SRHR in many countries.
Danish Organisation Strategy for the CGIAR Partnership 2023-2025 The CGIAR is a world leader in agricultural science and innovation for development addressing the intertwined health, environment, and social inclusion challenges of the 21st. century. The CGIAR 2030 Research and Innovation Strategy presents the vision and mission of the organisation in transforming food, land and water systems in a climate crisis. For more information go to: https://www.cgiar.org/how-we-work/strategy/ Denmark will contribute to CGIAR achieving its goals in the Strategy 2030 within the overall objective to encourage and enable a green food systems transformation in the context of climate change,
taking the challenges of climate change adaptation and mitigation (reducing GHG emissions) fully on board.
WFP humanitarian action in Burkina Faso 2022-2023 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of 2022 WFP Humanitarian Response Plan for Burkina Faso including reaching 
2.4 million people with food assistance.

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.wfp.org/publications This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of 2022 WFP Humanitarian Response Plan for Burkina Faso including reaching 2.4 million people with food assistance.
UNDP RPP under the Peace and Stabilisation Programme in Ukraine By 2022, communities, including vulnerable people and IDPs, are more resilient and equitably benefit from greater social cohesion, quality services and recovery support
Green, sustainable and inclusive economic transformation Promote a green, sustainable and inclusive economic transformation to adapt to the global climate crisis
Desk review of results and lessons of SPA portfolio 2018-2021 The objective of the assignment is to produce a synthesis report outlining the main results achieved and lessons learned from the final reports of the 16 CSOs allocated SPAs in the period 2018-2021.
Nordic+ meeting,  Copenhagen 2023 The objective of annual meeting is to discuss evaluation functions/operations and related issues of mutual relevance, and identify and plan for collaboration projects etc.
DRK/ICRC indsats i Syrien 2022 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the ICRC’s response in Syria, seeking 176 million CHF to provide emergency relief, including water and medical care, to people affected by armed conflict, helping maintain contact between separated relatives and fostering respect for IHL and other applicable norms. The ICRC acts as a neutral intermediary for issues of humanitarian concern in Syria.
Council of Europe funds for development work 2021 The wider objective to be achieved is to increase its contribution to the respect of human rights and the rule of law in Ukraine, through a higher number of cases decided by the Court. Outcome: Reducing the backlog of the Court and consolidating rule of law and democracy in Ukraine.
Support to Global Focus (Outcome 1) - Digital Democracy Initiative (DDI) 2023-2026 Enable and Amplify: Civic space and inclusive democracy is expanded and protected through the improved use of digital technology for civic engagement by local civil society actors in the global south.

Global Focus’ contribution to outcome 1 as part of the DDI will ensure knowledge consolidation and sharing of the Digital Democracy Initiative. Global Focus will work to help innovative, locally responsive actions that amplify and protect inclusive democratic space are increasingly tested, learned, documented, shared, and utilised among diverse local civil society actors, deepening knowledge and enhancing action both online and offline.