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Strategic Sector Cooperation on water between Denmark and India, phase I The Strategic Sector Cooperation on water is a peer-to-peer cooperation between the Danish Environmental Protection Agency and the Indian Ministry of Jal Shakti. The cooperation will contribute to achieving the Government of India’s objective that by 2024, all rural households will receive drinking water supply in adequate quantity and of prescribed quality on regular and long-term basis at affordable service delivery charges, leading to improvement in living standards of rural communities. A Strategic Sector Cooperation (SSC) is a partnership aiming at improving sector framework conditions in a partner country. The initiative is a flexible and adaptive instrument for exchanging experiences, learning and capacity building, which builds on a consolidated strong relationship and trust between the involved authorities. The commitment to finance the Danish authorities’ participation is sequenced in phases; an inception phase of approximately one year resulting in a project document; followed by phase one, two and –if need be – a phase three during which the cooperation is deepened and developed. All SSC partnerships are supported by a sector advisor at the embassy, who impel progress and stir the partnership in the direction agreed upon. Annually, the SSC projects deliver a report on project progress and results achieved. Progress on selected outputs are displayed in openaid. Strategic Sector Cooperation on water between Denmark and India, phase I

The cooperation will contribute to achieving the Government of India’s objective that by 2024, all rural households will receive drinking water supply in adequate quantity and of prescribed quality on regular and long-term basis at affordable service delivery charges, leading to improvement in living standards of rural communities.
Danida contract support for Pool Funding analyses 2021 Konsulenten vil bistå med analyse, rapportskrivning og procesafvikling, læse baggrundsmateriale og forberede møder, skrive noter og lave udkast til delanalyser samt koordinere og sammenfatte den samlede analyse. UM teamet vil stå for input og kvalitetssikring samt skrive med, hvor der er brug for det.
Strengthening Migration Data and Coordination Mechanisms with International Organization for Migration, Ethiopia The objective of the programme is to contribute to the Government of Ethiopia’s efforts to improve migration governance and uphold migrants’ human rights, though strengthened migration coordination mechanisms and data management systems.
HARETNA Community Driven Urban Recovery of Neighbourhoods in Lebanon The overall objective of the project is to promote the economic recovery of the targeted neighbourhoods and reduce gender inequalities through strengthened social cohesion, improved access to essential services, protection of rights and improved livelihoods
ONEA - Drinking Water Project Noumoudara - Dédougou 2024-2025 Contribute to sustainable and equitable improvement of access to drinking water through the multi-locality system of Noumoudara in the Haut-Bassins region, and the strengthening of the drinking water supply network of Dédougou to take into account the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in the Boucle du Mouhoun region (Burkina Faso)
support for thematic working groups – from challenges to recommendations The purpose of the assignment is to support the MFA in the function as Secretariat for the thematic working groups and technical and vocational training. This includes conducting research and collecting evidence and technical input to support the discussions in the thematic working groups. It also includes supporting preparations and facilitating the meetings as well drafting the set of recommendations.
Green Diplomacy and Climate wish to tender for Appraisal of Urban Water Supply Programme 2022-2026 - Mali The objective of the appraisal is to assess the relevance, cost-effectiveness and sustainability of the individual projects under the bilateral programme, the relevance and justification against the country’s development needs and key challenges, donor complementarity. The appraisal shall further assess the Theory of Change and the validity of the underlying assumptions, the proposed management set-up of the planned projects including financial management, risk mitigation, and monitoring.

The appraisal mission will not include a detailed review the suggested water supply project in the town of Kayes as this project has been prepared and approved by the KfW according to its own procedures. However, the appraisal team is expected to assess the relevance and expected results of the Danish contribution as well as the management modalities proposed for the delegated cooperation.
GAME - NGO call Lebanon - 2021-2023 The grant supports the GAME project: Lebanon’s Youth Building Dreams. 

The overall stated objective of the project is: Expand civic space in Lebanon by empowering youth to take a leadership role in advocating for, creating and activating open, inclusive and safe public meeting spaces in their local communities, while strengthening social cohesion through youth-led street sport and culture activities to bridge children and youth of different gender nationality and background. GAME - NGO call Lebanon - 2021-2023 - Expanding civic space in Lebanon by empowering youth to take a leadership role in advocating for creating and activating open, inclusive and safe public meeting spaces in the local communities, while strengthening social cohesion through youth-led street sport and culture activities to bridge children and youth of different gender, nationality and background.
United Nations International Children's Fund (UNICEF) flash appeal funding COVID-19 2020 Danish contribution to UNICEF's COVID-19 Appeal 2020
Earmarked Contribution to Justice Rapid Response 2021-2022 The project is an earmarked contribution to Justice Rapid Response to build capacity in developing countries in support for criminal justice investigations in the years 2021 and 2022.
Danish Red Cross/ICRC efforts in Somalia, 2019 Danish Red Cross/ICRC efforts in Somalia 2019
Appraisal of the Peace and Stabilisation Programme (PSP) in Syria-Iraq The objective of the appraisal is to provide quality assurance of the design and documentation of the Syria-Iraq Peace and Stabilisation Programme, 2022-2025, including the main programme document and its underlying documents for each of the engagements. The appraisal should consider adherence to the Peace and Stabilisation Fund Guidelines, Danida’s Aid Management Guidelines and other relevant guidelines. The appraisal should provide specific recommendations as required for adjustments to the programme prior to approval.
Reception in connection with synergy conference (2030 Agenda/Paris Agreement) Reception in connection with synergy conference (2030 Agenda/Paris Agreement) Reception in connection with synergy conference (2030 Agenda/Paris Agreement) Reception in connection with synergy conference (2030 Agenda/Paris Agreement)
MINUSTAH. UNITED NATIONS STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI. MINUSTAH worked to fulfil its original mandate to restore a secure and stable environment, to promote the political process, to strengthen Haiti’s Government institutions and rule-of-law-structures, as well as to promote and to protect human rights.

The mission closed on 15 October 2017, transitioning to a smaller follow-up peacekeeping Mission, MINUJUSTH,  which would support Government efforts to strengthen rule-of-law institutions, further develop the Haitian National Police and engage in human rights monitoring, reporting and analysis.
Denmark's core contribution to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria 2020-2022 The contribution is given to support Global Fund’s core activities as reflected in the Strategy 2017-2022 to attract, leverage and invest additional resources to end the epidemics of HIV, tuberculosis and malaria, strengthen the health system and support attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals, thereby making sustainable and significant contributions to the reduction of infections, illness and death. This project concerns Denmark's financial contribution to the sixth replenishment period 2020-2022.

The priority results defined for Denmark's interaction with the Global Fund are: 1. Ensure the Fund maintains and strenthens its focus on human rights, including equity and gender equality; 2. Maximising the Fund's Impact on Strenghtening Health Systems; 3. Continued institutional Reform and streghtened Risk Management.
Strategic Partnership with WFP - Secondments and JPOs  2020-2022 Strategic Partnership with WFP - Secondments and JPOs 2020-2022
Deepening Democracy and Good Governance Danida is providing core support to CDD to help the organisation implement the time slice of its five-year strategy that falls within the project period. The following five key areas of work are priority areas of action in the strategy – political and constitutional governance; economic and corporate governance; justice, peace and security; social exclusion and equity; and civil society environment. The support to CDD will fund the Corruption Watch project. Corruption Watch is of particular interest to the Embassy, since it is the only one of its type in Ghana and highly innovative. Corruption Watch is an innovative approach by Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and Media to contribute to the fight against corruption by raising public awareness on corruption cases that have been opened, but have stalled in the process.  Corruption Watch is a series of radio programmes essentially seeking to raise public awareness on corruption cases that have been opened, but have stalled in the process, thus highlighting the frequent reluctance of the relevant authorities to take corruption cases brought before them the whole way through investigation and prosecution to conviction. The objective is for the programmes to gradually generate public demand for ending the impunity that results from this practice. Persistence and thorough investigation are key principles of the initiative, and the cases brought up have generated numerous reactions from the involved authorities and injected new momentum in the cases presented. Persistence and thorough investigation are key principles of the initiative, and the cases brought up have generated numerous reactions from the involved authorities and injected new momentum in the cases presented. The Corruption Watch programmes, which are in English language, have for some time been supplemented by a local-language version focusing more on petty corruption and broadcast by another radio station. To promote and deepen democratic consolidation and good governance in Ghana
Operating grant for research administration to Danida Fellowship Centre 2021 extended. The appropriation will continue the collaboration between Danida Fellowship Centre and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in effective and efficient management of Danish support for development research.

 Effective financial management of Danida research grants, including function as a secretariat for the Consultative Research Committee on Development Research (FFU), organizing annual research application rounds and general communication on Danida funded research activities.  Administration of scholarships for 90 PhD students
Support to the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect: Capacity building and monitoring of developing countries in risk To protect human rights and ensure sustainable development in developing countries by preventing atrocity crimes via monitoring and analyzing country situations as well as hosting UPR Workshops.
Midterm Review fo the Aid for Trade Program 2018-2020 Midterm Review fo the Aid for Trade Program 2018-20
Denmark's Contribution to the 19th Replenishment of the International Development Association Contribution to the 19th replenishment of the International Development Association (IDA19)
IOM. Air Border Data Systems in Nigeria. 2020-2023. Contribute to the Government of Nigeria enhancing border security and travel facilitation through centralized data architecture with the MIDAS platform and inter-agency cooperation.
Indonesia - Strategic Sector Cooperation on Maritime Affairs – Inception Phase To assess the potential for further cooperation in selected areas within maritime development between the two countries and support green maritime practises, blue growth and sustainable marine resource management in Indonesia

Key results:
-	A clear understanding of how Danish expertise can complement Indonesian needs within selected maritime areas 
-	Indonesian authorities and other relevant stakeholders have gained knowledge that can be applied when it comes to development and implementation of a marine spatial plan and the improvement of framework conditions and business development within green maritime practises  
-	Potential future topics of cooperation have been identified
Turkey's National Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration mechanism The overall objective is to contribute to voluntary, dignified and sustainable return of irregular migrants from Turkey to main countries of origin, through support for the operationalization and further strengthening of the newly established national assisted voluntary return mechanism in Turkey.

The specific objectives of the project are:
1.	To contribute to further development and operationalization of Turkey’s N-AVRR mechanism, and overall AVRR policies and strategies,
2.	To strengthen return and reintegration capacities of the N-AVRR stakeholders (institutions that have a direct role in operationalization of N-AVRR) to uphold international standards in the pre-return and post-arrival phases, 
3.	To develop operational capacities of the N-AVRR stakeholders for enabling an increase in voluntary return and sustainable reintegration of irregular migrants from Turkey, 
4.	To support outreach to prospective returnees and communication of the N-AVRR,
5.	To facilitate and enhance bilateral cooperation between Turkey and targeted countries of origin
Next Generation City Action The objective is to ensure the perspectives, skills and talents of youth in the C40 Summit and ensure the future generation of partnerships, sustainable cities and enhanced synergies with other Danish-funded interventions. Enable city planning not only for, but also with and by youth in developing countries with the purpose of contributing to sustainable development.
UNHCR COVID-19 2020 FN’s Flygtningeorganisation (UNHCR)’s andel af den globale humanitære Covid-19 appel er på 1,8 mia. kr. UNHCR spiller en helt central rolle i at sikre den nødvendige forebyggelse blandt flygtninge og internt fordrevne, og at de får adgang til nødvendige sundhedsydelser og anden humanitær støtte, når og hvis COVID-19 rammer de områder, hvor de opholder sig. Flygtninge og internt fordrevne falder meget ofte uden for normale offentlige systemer, enten fordi de ikke har ret til at bruge dem, eller fordi de ganske enkelt ikke findes i tilstrækkeligt omfang. Forebyggelsesindsatser vil f.eks. have fokus på oplysningskampagner om smittebegrænsende adfærd, og eks. styrket adgang til rent vand med håndvaske-faciliteter. Samtidig fokuseres på at få forberedt humanitære sundhedsydelser bedst muligt, eks. ved at bygge isolationsfaciliteter og sikre leverancer af værnemidler.  UNHCR arbejder pt med 24 prioritetslande med særligt fokus på 10-12 situationer, hvor risikoen for en spredning af pandemien vurderes er særligt høj. Det gælder bl.a. Mali, Sudan, Sydsudan, Somalia, Libyen, Syrien og Afghanistan samt flygtninge i nabolande til disse. Danish contribution to UNHCR's share of the COVID-19 Global Humanitarian Response Plan, 2020
Mission East activities in Syria and the region, 2019 The overarching objective of this project is to reduce food insecurity, protection concerns, and reliance on humanitarian assistance for conflict affected populations within and around Syria. The specific objectives of this project are: (1) Enhanced food security for at-risk populations via food assistance to children (2) Protection concerns of female Syrian refugees and Lebanese host community members in Lebanon are addressed through training and legal assistance; (3) Reduced dependence on humanitarian assistance among Syrian returnees and stayees through improved livelihoods.
https://missioneast.org/en/countries/lebanon-and-syria Mission East activities in Syria and the region 2019
Virtual Antimicrobial Resistance Call to Action Conference To support the design and facilitation of a three-day conference, Call to Action 3, on AMR mitigation in LIMCs, gathering support for the global AMR-agenda in a post-COVID.19 world and spur implementation of national actions plans in LIMCs.

This grant will enable the Wellcome Trust to design and efficient virtual AMR conference, reinvigorating collective AMR efforts in the post-COVID-19 world and promoting the implementation of national action plans for combating antimicrobial resistance in developing countries. The conference is co-hosted by ICARS, and Denmark, while the World Bank, UN Foundation and UNICEF are important contributors to the agenda. The conference will consist of various sessions with a cross-sectoral perspective om AMR mitigation with speakers from governments, civil society, professionals, academia and private sector in particularly from LMICs.
Danish Organisation Strategy for CGIAR, 2020-22 Further information at: https://www.cgiar.org/ The overall objective of Denmark’s renewed support to the CGIAR is to contribute to the achievement of the food, agriculture, health and ecosystem related United Nations sustainable development goals (SDGs), in particular: SDG 1 (no poverty), SDG 2 (zero hunger), SDG 3 (good health and well-being), SDG 5 (gender equality) and SDG 13 (climate action). Danish support will also encourage the CGIAR research efforts with respect to SDG 12 (responsible consumption and production), SDG 16 (peace, justice and strong institutions) and SDG 17 (partnerships).
Contribution to the Clearance of Somalia's Arrears to the International Monetary Fund The development objective is to support stabilization and development in Somalia through reinforcement of the financial underpinnings of the exercise of core government functions at the central and decentral level.

The actual support will be based on progress achieved by Somalia in meeting the preconditions for treatment under the HIPC initiative as described above. This will be measured through the reporting of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank and by the Danish Embassy in Nairobi.

For Danida’s reporting purposes the following key outcome and output indicators have been selected to document progress:  1. A credible and sufficiently realistic Poverty Reduction Strategy, as assessed by the IMF and the World Bank. 2. Satisfactory performance on the IMFs 4th Staff Monitored Program. 3. Agreements in the boards of the IMF and the World Bank that Somalia has med the conditions for the HIPC Decision and Completion Point.
MMC. Improving knowledge, policy and programming on mixed migration. 2020-2021. To positively contribute to knowledge, policy and programming on mixed migration through high-quality data collection, research and analysis.
Finalisation and quality assurance of evaluations Quality assurance og evaluation reports and evaluation studies previous to publicatione
Contribution to the Danish Church Aid project "Responsible Business Conduct in East Africa" "Responsible business conduct in East Africa: Strengthening a multi-stakeholder approach to the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights in Ethiopia and Uganda" is a two-year project with an aim to strengthen multi-stakeholder approaches to the implementation and monitoring of the UNGPs in Uganda and Ethiopia through development of CSO capacity and establish a good practice model for meaningful participation of local right-holders and CSOs in UNGP implementation and monitoring.
UNHCR efforts in Mali and Burkina Faso, 2019 Since the outbreak of armed conflict in the northern regions of Mali in 2012, the country has been hit by a humanitarian crisis that has since spread to the far more densely populated central regions and 140,000 people have fled to neighboring Mauritania, Niger and Burkina Faso, while just over 168,000 people are internally displaced in the country. The unrest and instability in the Sahel spread in earnest in the period 2016-17 from Mali and Niger to Burkina Faso, where regional as well as local terrorist groups have successfully destabilized retail areas in the north and east. Armed groups attack security forces as well as other state and, in some cases, religious and local institutions. During 2019, there are several cases in which the civilian population has also been the target of attacks, just as several hundred civilians have lost their lives in ethnic violence between local communities in the north. As a result, there are currently approx. 290,000 internally displaced persons, and more than 2,000 schools and numerous health centers have been closed due to threats from jihadists. 
The grant is in support of UNHCRs general efforts to support displaced people in Central Sahel – in terms of protection, basic services, food supply etc. Subsequent reports on these activities can be found at: https://www.unhcr.org/globalreport2019/ and https://reporting.unhcr.org/wca UNHCR efforts in Mali and Burkina Faso 2019
Mapping of poverty and inequality in Burkina Faso by World Data Lab Help to support MFA’s poverty and inequality focus and presenting MFA’s achievements in creating access to clean water, especially in Africa through data-driven and evidence-based decision-making
Strengthening institutions that manage asylum processes in Kenya This project aims to implement the pledges of Kenya and Denmark made during the Global Refugee Forum in 2019 within the areas of strengthening institutions and structures that manage asylum. The pledges made by Kenya and Denmark have been matched under the Asylum Capacity Support Group.
Fostering Peaceful Co-Existence in Rakhine State through Implementation of the Rakhine Advisory Commission’s Recommendations To foster co-existence and harmony between the diverse ethnic communities in Rakhine State through dialogue meetings, livelihood activities, access to education, and community engagements bringing together the different ethnic groups, while also engaging State and Union Government representatives on addressing the systemic obstacles to peace and harmony in Rakhine State.
FAO Afghanistan 2019-2020 Efforts focus on vulnerable pastoral communities in drought-stricken areas in Afghanistan and include supplies of feed, seeds and worms for livestock, as well as training in their use to strengthen pastoral communities' food security and general livelihoods, thus preventing internal displacement and dependence on basic emergency assistance. Danish contribution to FAO's activities in Afghanistan, 2019-2020
The Danish Emergency Relief Fund (DERF), 2021-24 The goal of the DERF is to prevent loss of life and escalation of suffering among people affected by an acute humanitarian crisis. By establishing a pool of funds that is rapid, effective, and relevant, with integrity and flexibility (output level), the DERF responds to acute humanitarian crisis situations and reaches affected populations by responding to their needs (outcome level). Read more: https://www.cisu.dk/derf Strategic objectives: The goal (impact level) of the DERF is to prevent loss of life and escalation of suffering among people affected by an acute humanitarian crisis. By establishing a pool of funds that is rapid, effective, and relevant, with integrity and flexibility (output level),  the DERF responds to acute humanitarian crisis situations and reaches affected populations by responding to their needs (outcome level).


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Danish Red Cross (DRC) and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding Syria 2019 DRK/ICRC activities in Syria 2019