devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
DMDP 2019 - Locally driven tourism – increased opportunities through platform technology in tourism Tourism is one of the strongest drivers of world trade and prosperity and contributes to 10% of global GDP. Its capacity to generate jobs, increase exports, and adopt new technologies makes it an important pillar for economic growth. However, according to UNEP, of each 100 USD spent on a vacation tour by a tourist from a developed country, only around 5 USD stays in a developing destination’s economy. The purpose of the project is to tackle this problem of the unequal distribution and leakage of tourism income by creating income opportunities for youth and women in Kenya through platform economy in tourism. Furthermore, the project works to open new and increased income streams for our commercial partner, I Like Local, by leveraging ActionAid’s wide network of local community organisations, thereby increasing I Like Local’s social impact and, by extension, strengthening diversified and sustainable income flows to the local communities involved.
The Danida Market Development Partnerships programme (DMDP) is designed to support commercially oriented partnerships for sustainable market development in developing countries. In addition to reporting on individually determined outputs and outcomes, all DMDP projects report on five key programme indicators. These five indicators are the same for the whole project portfolio, enabling strategic and programme level monitoring, and aggregation of results.
At the programme level, three key outcomes which are related to three of the five key programme indicators, have been chosen for results reporting: Outcome 1: Increased employment (decent jobs) for women, men and youth. Outcome 2: Increased income opportunities from improved market linkages. Outcome 3: Additional capital raised (investment leverage). The partnership aims to contribute to the economic empowerment of youth and women through ensuring access to the tourism sector by participation in the platform economy in tourism via I Like Local (ILL). Moreover, the project seeks to tackle the problem of the unequal distribution and leakage of tourism income.
European Capacity Building Initiative (ecbi) Phase V - 2021-2025 The overall development objective is to contribute to equitable, effective, inclusive, and sustainable global solutions to climate change.
The objective of the project is mutual understanding and trust – both between European and developing countries and among the developing countries in the context of the multilateral climate regime (Section 2.2, Phase V Framework).
Oplysningsbevilling - Rejsestipendier 2014 Oplysningsbevilling - Rejsestipendier 2014 Oplysningsbevilling - Rejsestipendier 2014 Oplysningsbevilling - Rejsestipendier 2014
Guidance Note on Adaptive Management As part of the MFA's wider engagement with Doing Development Differently (DDD), the purpose is to improve adaptive management in HQ and Embassy with the aim at strengthening learning and results in Danish supported Programmes.

The Guidance Note on Adaptive Management should include; (i) Key principles for adaptive management; (ii) enabling environment (within the MFA), and (iii) good practices and practical approaches on how to operationalize adaptive management at each phase of the programme cycle, ensuring linkages to existing MFA policy and programme processes.
UNHCR - DAFI - 2019-2020 UNHCR’s higher education scholarship programme, DAFI (the Albert Einstein German Academic Refugee Initiative), plays an integral role in allowing refugees to access higher education, enabling young refugees to unlock their potential by addressing key barriers to higher education. Danish contribution to UNHCR in relation to the Research Fellow Programme DAFI, 2019-2020
New Democracy Fund 2020-2022 The New Democracy Fund is a part of DANEP and has the overall goal of strengthening democratically organised civil society in the Neighbourhood region.

The New Democracy Fund will work within several overarching themes: youth, media, culture, labour market, climate and gender equality, and will operate in three tracks:
1) Strengthening of civil society and long-term regional networks between civil society and youth organisations in Denmark and Neighbourhood countries. 
2) Rapid response funds for civil society organisations, human rights activists and journalists in urgent need of support. 
3) New people-to-people relations through exchange between civil society, culture and education institutions in Denmark and the Neighbourhood countries. 

The New Democracy Fund will be administered by a consortium of civil society organisations with active partnerships between Denmark and the neighbourhood region.

Key results: 
- Strengthened democratic participation and democratically organized civil society in the Neighbourhood Region.
- New sustainable partnerships, networks and people-to-people exchange between Denmark and neighbourhood countries. 
- Strengthened Danish civil society presence in the Neighbourhood region. 
- More efficient modes for Danish response to changing contexts and emerging needs.
Appraisal for ESMAP The overall objective of the appraisal is a final quality assurance check in accordance to the Danida Aid Management Guidelines, including review of the underlying documentation, the design and justification of the proposed new phase grant and interview with relevant stakeholders. Particularly, the appraisal to assess the risk and opportunities for the new Business Plan, ambitious budget and new Trust Fund 2.0 structure within  the World Bank. Further, how synergies and links can be strengthened to other Danish engagement within the Danish SDG7 Leadership.
CPD Institutional Strengthening to Support Bangladeshs Dual Transition To increase awareness among stakeholders including policymakers on the pitfalls of Bangladesh’s dual graduation and necessary changes in policies, measures and operations to be required addressing those  through independent research and participatory discussions

This project funding under the 2019 LGA frame is with the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) to support the organization with core funding so that it can strengthen its capacity and conduct policy advocacy and dialogue, research, and participatory outreach in the context of Bangladesh’s ‘‘dual transition’’ in the coming years. The key result is ‘To ensure an inclusive and just society by addressing the pitfalls of Bangladesh’s dual graduation through research, policy dialogue and participatory outreach’. The indicators include:
- Improvement in economic, social, environmental and governance indicators;
- Institutional and regulatory reforms undertaken by Government of Bangladesh
Additional Core Contribution to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM) 2020 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.
World Bank - Engagement in Antimicrobial Resistance To build the awareness and skills of staff, so the institutions is better positioned to build client demand and finance country-level action to address Antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

Building an AMR lens into World Bank analytical and operational work requires an enabling environment. This is created by raising awareness, developing skillsets and changing mind-sets among key stakeholders, both externally on the demand side with clients, and internally including WB staff and WB management, especially at the country level. The project sets out to build this enabling environment through 1) Establishing a set of core AMR sensitive intervention areas, 2) Develop tools, training and materials to support Bank staff and management in accelerating policy dialogue in the core AMR sensitive intervention areas, 3) Continued presence in international forums to build client demand and awareness and 4) Deep engagement in selected countries to build demand and capitalize on opportunities.
OCHA Syria HF 2020 In 2020, the SCHF remained an essential source of funding for life-saving interventions, focusing on underserved and high-needs areas through best-positioned responders. It provided flexible and targeted funding to address the critical needs stemming from a rapidly deteriorating situation in northwest Syria. The year saw massive hostilities and displacement, compounded by the effects of economic deterioration and COVID-19. Some 11.1 million people needed humanitarian assistance at the beginning of 2020, including 2.8 million people in the northwest. Allocations enhanced intersectoral coordination and integration, while ensuring the centrality of protection and accountability to affected people.

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 Danish contribution to OCHA Syria Humanitarian Fund 2020
Covid 19 - Additional Storage Space for Protective Equipment for Developing Countries Covid-19: Appropriation regarding "Hjælpepakke III"

Due to the COVID-19 situation, UNICEF has been faced with a challenge as regards lack of storage space for COVID-19 protective equipment for one year.

The Equipment (hazard suits, gloves, needles etc.) from, amongst other, China and India for use in Africa and Asia.

In concrete logistical terms, the need is for 5.-6.000 Square Meters which extends above the current capacty available to UNICEF. For this reason, UNICEF needs to acquire new storage space for this need. UNICEF has identified storage space which will cost around DKK 0,9 million a month - or roughly 11 mio. for a year.

The amount exceeds UNICEFs ordinary storage space budget, which is under extra pressure due to the extra costs relating to COVID-19 response. For this reason, UNICEF has requested that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs supply financing for extra storage space in these extraordinary situations.
Formulering anti-korruptionsprogram i Ukraine Formulering anti-korruptionsprogram i Ukraine Formulering anti-korruptionsprogram i Ukraine Formulering anti-korruptionsprogram i Ukraine
Contribution to UNDP's Innovation Facility 2018-2022 The objective of the Innovation Facility is to identify new ways to address development challenges; award seed funding to initiatives that test or scale innovation and to foster networks of innovation champions for knowledge sharing.
Financing Locally-Led climate Adaptation MESPT: Greening the value chains
WB: Environmental/Climate governance
TMEA: Green regional trade
KCIC: Supporting climate technologies and related innovative business models
Information Grant 2020 Videokonkurrence blandt studerende om rejselegater til et vækst- eller udviklingsland. Verdensbilledlegatet blev ikke afholdt i 2020 pga COVID-19. Konkurrencen projetledes eksternt (Buchs A/S). Danidas Verdensbilledlegat blev oprettet i 2002 af det daværende bevillingsudvalg og vurderes at bidrage til Oplysningspuljens overordnede sigte.
AgriFI The interventions build on the premise that there is a skill-set gap among value chain actors that has affected the competitiveness of agricultural VCs, and lack of coordination and harmony in dissemination of the required skills and knowledge to VC actors has exacerbated the situation. Besides, food safety has not been of priority in the dissemination of skills and knowledge gap. In addition, food safety regulation has been perceived as the sole responsibility of the Competent Authorities, leading to minimal participation by the private sector. Notwithstanding, Agriculture is a devolved function while regulation is a national function hence the need for strong coordination between the two levels of government.
UNHCR efforts in Bangladesh, 2019 Over 900,000 Rohingya refugees are now staying at Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh under miserable conditions. Cox’s Bazar was already one of Bangladesh’s most marginalized and vulnerable areas, and the large influx of refugees has put the host communities under further pressure. The refugee camps in Cox's Bazar are extremely densely populated, and the need for humanitarian assistance in the form of e.g. food, better housing conditions, emergency supplies, water, sanitation, health and education are great. In addition, there is a great need for psychosocial support and protection efforts, especially for women and children. In the camps in Cox's Bazar, there is also a high risk of gender-based violence. The UN's overall humanitarian response plan is 920.5 million. USD and is estimated to help 1.2 million. people - both Rohingya refugees and the most vulnerable from the local host community. UNHCR plays a leading role in terms of general coordination of humanitarian efforts as well as concrete services within e.g. protection, rehousing, provision of psychosocial support and prevention of gender-based violence, etc. and in terms of promoting long-term solutions.
Reports on these activities are available from 
https://reporting.unhcr.org/sites/default/files/gr2019/pdf/GR2019_English_Full_lowres.pdf#_ga=2.241443522.1161942469.1621970551-1103233004.1619619467 - and
https://reporting.unhcr.org/bangladesh UNHCR efforts in Bangladesh 2019
Strategic Sector Cooperation on green transition of energy sector in Ethiopia phase 1 The Strategic Sector Cooperation on energy in Ethiopia aims at improving the framework conditions of the Ethiopian Energy sector in general and improving the long-term renewable energy planning at national hold. The cooperation is expected to contribute to the following outcomes:
 
•	Improved national planning of energy consumption and supply   
•	Increased cross-sectoral planning of energy consumption and supply 
•	Improvement of national regulatory frameworks for energy management
•	Advisory support (platform) to stakeholders and mandated bodies on management of energy
Organising the Seminar on 
Energy transition to reach the Sustainable Development Goals Based on the request from the Office of the National Assembly of Vietnam (ONA), the Embassy of Denmark is working with the ONA to organise a seminar on “Energy transition to reach the Sustainable Development Goals”.

The following results are expected from the seminar:
-	The seminar is successfully organised with about 100 participants from NA committees, ONA, Party’s Central Committee, ministries, relevant agencies, and academia.
-	Danish experiences and recommendations on sustainable energy transition for Vietnam are presented and discussed among participants.
-	NA members obtained knowledge on possible policies to stimulate energy green transition in Vietnam.
2030Beyond engagement project  Democracy Festival of Denmark 2022 The overall objective of Danida’s support to Verdensmålenes Plads at Folkemødet is to increase public knowledge and engagement in Danish-African development cooperation and the SDGs along with strengthening youth engagement in democratic participation and sustainability in Denmark and Kenya.
Evaluation study for UN Covid-19 Fund To contribute to the quality assurance of first phase of the evaluation of  UN COVID-19 Response and Recovery Multi-Partner Trust Fund (MPTF) -  and to contribute to the coordination between  UN COVID-19 Response and Recovery Multi-Partner Trust Fund (MPTF) and  COVID-19 Global Evaluation Coalition, coordinated by EvalNet Secretariat in OECD .
Denmark’s Contribution to the Sexual Rights Initiative (SRI) in 2020-2022 Danish contribution is for a project focused on building capacity of SRGR advocates in developing countries, delivering seminars to enhance capacity and knowledge on SRHR challenges, and ensuring national implementation of human rights recommendations, as outlined in SRI’s Funding Proposal to the Permanent Mission of Denmark in Geneva.
DFC fellowships 2021 Information on results can be found here: 
R e s u l t a t k o n t r a k t (dfcentre.com) The objective of the fellowship activities is to offer high quality opportunities for continued education and organizational capacity development for Danish funded partners, who are assessed to have potential and competences to contribute to the development in their home countries.

Since late 2016, DFC’s support to continued education has been linked with the Strategic Sector Cooperation Facility (SSCF). Thus the vast majority of the funds are allocated to capacity development targeting those partners. Only a smaller part of the fellowships are given to Danish funded partners in Danida priority countries.
Support to education, Phase V Contribute to educational heritage and modern education.
BDO - advise reg. taxes - To allocate resources with regards to costs arising from necessary
informing of international advisers on applicable Danish tax
rules, which these advisers are bound by pursuant to their work.
- The allocation of resources thus constitutes support costs derived
from the administration of international advisers.
- Furthermore, the funds shall assist the Ministry in compliance
with Tax administrative requirements.
Danida contract New modality - Engagement pool 2022 The overall objectives of the assignment are to design a new modality and to assist the MFA in developing the basis for decision on who should be the administrator for the new modality through an open tender process. 

The specific objectives are:
•	Conduct an open process of generating ideas to the design the new modality by involving and consulting relevant stakeholders and include output from already completed consultations into the design of the new modality
•	Develop a basis for decision on the future administrator of the new modality 
•	Support the tender process in time for pool launch by April 1st 2022.
DMDP - Fair Recycling - Inclusive and Formalised Plastic Recycling Ecosystem in Kenya Fair Recycling: an inclusive and formalised plastic recycling ecosystem in Kenya

The goal of the project is to integrate informal and marginalised waste pickers and refugeecommunities in a formalised plastics recycling value chain, resulting in increased income, decent jobs and safer work conditions. The project leverages the work of DRC and commercial partners to implement innovative and financially sustainable impact-interventions in the value chain, facilitating inclusive socio-economic growth opportunities and access to the formal economy for waste pickers and refugee-communities.
The project enables Unilever to access locally and fair recycled plastics of the highest quality, driving the transition to a localized circular plastics economy Kenya (SDG 12). Formalisation and growth of the Kenyan plastic recycling ecosystem supports Mr Green Africa’s work with waste pickers to create sustainable and decent jobs (SDG 8) and do a way that effectively reduces poverty (SDG 1) in a climate and environment-friendly manner (SDG 13).
New Democracy Fund 2020-2022 The New Democracy Fund is a part of DANEP and has the overall goal of strengthening democratically organised civil society in the Neighbourhood region.

The New Democracy Fund will work within several overarching themes: youth, media, culture, labour market, climate and gender equality, and will operate in three tracks:
1) Strengthening of civil society and long-term regional networks between civil society and youth organisations in Denmark and Neighbourhood countries.
2) Rapid response funds for civil society organisations, human rights activists and journalists in urgent need of support.
3) New people-to-people relations through exchange between civil society, culture and education institutions in Denmark and the Neighbourhood countries.
Strengthening border and migration management in Ghana II. 2021-2024. The overall objective of the project is to support Ghana’s Immigration Service (GIS) in its institutional and operational capacity in combatting irregular migration, border and migration management.
Green Youth - Engaging young generation for Sustainable Energy and Climate Actions to strengthen the role of young people in sustainable energy transition and climate actions
Nature mobility extended and Publication of the final report: Evalueringsstudie om Biodiversitet og naturbaserede løsninger i den globale og danske udviklingsbistand prepared by Søren Mark Jensen. Opsætning i henhold til UMs rammeaftale med Kontrapunkt.
Danish Support to the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) 2020-2022 Overall objective: Contribute to building low-carbon, inclusive, climate resilient societies based on models of transformative and inclusive green growth. Specific objective: Contribute to transition to renewable energy in developing countries and emerging economies encompassing engagements supporting a green and inclusive covid-19 recovery in Africa.


The Danish contribution to GGGI is monitored on the basis of GGGI's own performance reporting. The latest report can be found at the following link: https://gggi.org/report/gggi-annual-report-2020/
Support to Palestine Independent Commission of Human Rights ICHR 2021 - 2025 Human rights and democratic accountability. A particular focus will be on enhancing state-citizen interaction as well as empowering rights holders to claim their human rights, and duty bearers to fulfil their human rights obligations.
Evaluation of Danida Sustanable Infrastructure Finance Evaluation of Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance (DSIF) 2002-2020. The evaluation of DSIF serves learning sand accountability purposes for IFU/DSIF and MFA and covers the evaluation period since the first evaluation in 2001. The evaluation focuses on outcomes of the support as well as the envisaged future role of DSIF in Danish development cooperation, and whether DSIF is a good fit for partner country institutions in jointly working for the realization of the SDGs.
Support to DIGNITY - A World Without Torture 2021-2024 Protection and Promotion of Human Rights 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.
International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs (IWGIA) core support 2021-2023 The objective of this engagement for the next four years is that Indigenous Peoples rights to land, territories and resources are promoted, respected and protected and that Indigenous Peoples contribute to climate and biodiversity governance and actions.