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Nutrition in Complex Environments (ONCE; Prime: Tufts) Purpose: BFS, along with the Bureau for Global Health and the Office of Food For Peace co-designed an Agency-wide, applied research activity to support innovations in the prevention and treatment of nutrition vulnerabilities in complex environments. The activity is in support of the Agency's Multi-Sectoral Nutrition Strategy and contributes to the Agency's objectives under Ending Preventable Child and Maternal Deaths (EPCMD), and the Global Food Security Strategy (GFSS). The activity is part of the partnership USAID announced at the 2017 Global Nutrition Summit and builds on the Agency's strong history of investments in effective and scalable interventions that prevent and treat undernutrition. It will contribute to USAID's understanding of how to address poor nutrition in complex environments to strengthen resilience in areas of recurrent crises. Activities: Research will take place in the Karamoja region of Uganda, where chronic and acute malnutrition and food security remain a substantial challenge. ONCE will assess, monitor and evaluate an innovative multi-sectoral approach designed to reduce drivers of child malnutrition. Specifically, the activity will conduct formative research, program intervention and process monitoring; an impact evaluation; and a sustainability assessment. This research is innovative as it focuses on identifying implementation best practices to improve global understanding of how to implement high-quality, effective, sustainable, multi-sectoral programming in complex environments. A research uptake strategy will be employed to link research and learning to policy and practice.This activity is led by Tufts University, who is well-situated to achieve the activity goals, as Tufts has principal investigators with unique expertise in nutrition in complex environments as well as extensive experience in managing successful research partnerships. Tufts has a Uganda office and four active studies in the country.
Pandemic Influenza and Other Emerging Threats (PIOET) Pandemic Influenza and Other Emerging Threats (PIOET)
Strengthen capacity to respond to outbreaks To strengthen rapid and effective response to disease outbreaks and health emergencies through improved coordination, targeted training and capacity enhancement
RFS Communications & Outreach Services Incrementally fund in the amount of $1,010,155.31
E3/LS - Institutional Support Contract E3/LS - Institutional Support Contract (ISC) - This ISC will provide contractor support for E3/LS's two main programs - Local Works and the Cooperative Development Program.
Title II -  General Contribution 202E 2019 Award Title II -  General Contribution 202E 2019 Award
USAID Integrated Health Systems (IHS) IDIQ USAID Integrated Health Systems (IHS) IDIQ
VIRCA PLUS UNDER AGRICULTURAL BIOTECH PROGRAM virca plus under agricultural biotech program
Make Displacement Safer making displacement safer: locally-led solutions for making displacement safer in urban areas
Improved Rural Livelihoods through Sustainable Natural Resou Improved Rural Livelihoods Through Sustainable Integrated Natural Resource Management
Family Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) The Climate Hazards Center (CHC) at the University of California, Santa Barbara works with USAIDs Family Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) to monitor food insecurity across several countries in the developing world. The CHC contribution to FEWS NET includes components related to forecasting and monitoring the agroclimatic conditions in its primary regions of interest. Foremost among these efforts is the characterization of rainfall conditions.
Improve Undernutrition Prevention and Treatment To strengthen and increase the technical quality and scale of initiatives for the prevention and treatment of undernutrition to improve nutrition outcomes for emergency and protracted crisis affected populations
Humanitarian Assistance New 18 month award to crs, "preparing for enhanced protection in disasters (prepd)" with IDA funding
Strengthen resilience against violence extremism The proposed activity would support U.S. foreign policy objectives related to the fallout from the ongoing conflicts in Syria and Iraq. USAID will focus solely on technical assistance to and capacity-building of different entities, and other interventions
Provide enhanced capacity, access and engagement Enhanced capacity for frontline humanitarian engagement, enabling safe humanitarian access and programming in hard to reach areas.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Capturing emerging and good practices to improve community engagement in anticipatory action and assessing short- and medium-term risks to agricultural supplies within the framework of the agricultural market information system (AMIS).
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to strengthen collective evidence for situation and risk analysis, and subsequently support prioritization and targeting of operational response in humanitarian contexts, through the enhancement of services of the data entry and exploration platform (DEEP)
IRC19 Italy COVID19 Assistance The IRC19 program, will be implemented across 11 regions in Italy, improving regional and local governance, building stronger community relations, to sustain the COVID19 response. In parallel, the program supports preparedness, prevention and mitigation actions with a focus on social assistance and protection of marginalized and vulnerable groups in two regions. Furthermore, the program will enhance the promotion of WASH activities in 15 health and public facilities in 5 regions and will provide educational and training on WASH and global health to 39 medical students networks, reaching over 12,000 students
Media Viability Accelerator (MVA) The Media Viability Accelerator (MVA) forward is a public-private partnership that will support independent media to effectively understand their business challenges, empower them to build revenues, compete for audiences, and strengthen sustainability. This program is design to insert
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Assistance type emergency response-research, evaluation, and learning.
W-GDP DCHA New Partners Initiative (NPI) Women's Global Development and (W-GDP) DCHA New Partners Initiative (NPI) APS Addendum
OECD/DAC Work and Budget Funding Funding to support the objectives in the OECD development assistance committee (DAC)s 20192020 program of work and budget (PWB).
Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative Secretariat (EITI) By fostering cooperation between government, businesses, and civil society, the EITI has helped to introduce a new culture of dialogue in Armenia. Armenia implements the EITI to strengthen implementation of transparency and accountability standards in the mining sector, enhance competitive investment environment for investors, promote systematic disclosure and data use and strengthen public understanding about the sector.
AL: Harnessing Big Data and Machine Learning for Feed the Future (under Innovative M&E APS) (USAID Bureau For Food Security (BFS)):  Purpose: .The project will combine the latest advances in satellite vegetation remote sensing and crowd-sourced food price data, processed using cutting-edge machine learning and time series estimation techniques, to provide a more accurate, timely, and lower cost monitoring of key Feed the Future (FtF) outcome indicators..Activities: .This project is the integration of a diverse array of novel, open source data from satellite remote sensing, household surveys, census, and spot food market prices for the purpose of poverty and malnutrition prediction via machine learning and time series estimation techniques. Activities will be conducted centrally....
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to improve mental health and psychosocial support preparedness - reducing the risks of natural emergencies through strengthening mental health and psychosocial support preparedness.
Information & Communications Technology (ICT) Task Order Initiate pre and post award acquisition support for the Information & Communications Technology (ICT) Task Order
Global Partnership for Assistive Technology Contribute to a global partnership to improve access to assistive technology such as wheelchairs, eyeglasses, prosthetics and hearing aids
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance The goal of this program is to support national NGO staff in utilizing their own inherent capacity to exercise leadership in a manner that links them to purpose, engenders greater confidence in themselves, and in their ability to motivate their own teams.
Transport Services - Assistance for HIV/AIDS PEPFAR: Support and strengthen reliable and affordable transport systems. - Assistance for HIV/AIDS
R&D Activities The purpose of these four-year R&D activities are to apply findings from the first round of research to enable development partnerships to become more locally led
UNHCR Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan for Syria, 2023 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.unhcr.org/evaluation-office.html This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of UNHCR’s activities in Syria as well as its regional response. The Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (R3P) needs USD 5.8 billion in 2023 to address the urgent needs of approximately 13.5 million refugees and host community members across the region. The funding needs of R3P was only met with 39% in 2022.
UN Tax TF - Support to the work of the UN Committee of Experts on International Cooperation in Tax Matters, its Subcommittees and capacity development 1.The Tax Committee is better equipped to enhance international tax cooperation and provide policy and practical guidance.
2.Assisted developing countries have enhanced/developed efficient and effective tax systems to increase DRM
3. Developing countries have increased their participation in tax cooperation fora and can inform domestic, regional and international discussions and work on tax matters.
2023 - 21157 Support to GEC (PNUD) Support to donor coordination secretariat managed by UNDP. For GEC to coordinate between financial & technical ODA donors (partners) in Mali.
Catalyzing Private sector Solutions for the SDGs - Partnership with The Sustainable Trade Initiative (IDH) 2022-2025 Increased public and private sector engagement in sustainability solutions related to selected agro-commodity supply chains in developing countries.
UNICEF THEMATIC MPA 2023-2025 HEALTH Denmark provides core and softly earmarked contribution to UNICEF under the Multilateral Partnership Agreement 2023-2025. The Agreement aligns with UNICEF's Strategic Plan 2022-2025 and identifies four areas of priority for Danish support:
•	Child-centred health 
•	Quality education 
•	Child protection 
•	Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services 
•	Organisational effectiveness contributing to UN reform, curbing corruption and leveraging innovation

In addition, gender equality will be a cross-cutting priority.

UNICEF was created by the United Nations (UN) General Assembly in 1946. Its mission is to advocate for the protection of children's rights, to help meet children’s basic needs, and to expand opportunities for children to reach their full potential. Guided by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, UNICEF strives to establish children's rights as enduring ethical principles, set international standards of behaviour towards children, and mobilise political will and resources to deliver policies and services to children and their families. The organisation’s work is guided by the Strategic Plan 2022-2025, which charts the course towards an inclusive recovery from COVID-19 and the attainment of the SDGs.
Support to WHO/Europe programme on non-communicable diseases (NCDs) - ODA-eligible part Following the decision EUR/RCSS3(2) by the WHO Regional Committee to close the WHO European Office for the Prevention and Control of Non-communicable Diseases (NCD Office) in Moscow, Russian Federation, the project concerns Danish ODA and non-ODA support towards the relocation of the NCD programme, its functions and management of activities to Copenhagen, Denmark, in the period 01.11.2023-28.02.2024.
#TogetherWeCanEndTorture IRCT 2022-24 Outcome 1 - Healing: Torture Survivors receive the best possible support to rebuild their lives and have more space to make their voices heard:
•	IRCT member capacity improved to provide rehabilitation through use of Global Rehabilitation Standards to over 50,000 torture survivors, of whom at least 50% are women, annually worldwide;
•	Survivors’ rehabilitation improved through IRCT members integrating livelihood support into rehabilitation;
•	Survivor agency improved through IRCT members engaging survivors through provision of safe and inclusive spaces.

Outcome 2 - Justice: States improve their laws, policies and practice on justice, reparation, and prevention of torture:
•	IRCT forensic evidence and expert opinions contribute to increased State accountability and justice for survivors through public exposure of violations, strategic litigation, public advocacy;
•	Global, regional, and national anti-torture laws, policies and mechanisms are improved based on IRCT advocacy;
•	Civil society actors and state institutions have capacity, tools and resources to be effective and influential in the fight against torture;
•	IRCT is a strong and ethical organisation in the anti-torture ecosystem.

Justification for support:
•	The fight against torture is an important part of Denmark’s efforts to protect and promote human rights as well as a priority in the new Development Cooperation Strategy;
•	Torture is still practised in more than 100 countries and its impact is felt in every place there is a survivor. IRCT’s members have a unique knowledge of rehabilitation gained through decades of clinical practice and human rights advocacy.
Dansk Røde Kors SPA 2022-2025 DEV Three strategic priorities permeate across all strategic partnerships in the period. Democratic values and human rights, fragile context and displacement, and climate and green solutions are present through different approaches and varying emphasis in line with the technical capacity and the partner’s core competencies.
UNOPS Ukraine Winterization Response - Alleviate the pressure on the war-affected population in Ukraine, in the areas where energy and heating infrastructure has been damaged the most, by contributing to stabilising and ensuring uninterrupted electricity and heat supply.
Projet d´hydraulique dans les departements de Diffa et de Zinder To improve living conditions for the population in Diffa and Zinder through rehabilitation and extension of the drinking water supply.
Strategic Sector Cooperation Phase 1 Kenya Energy Strategic Sector Cooperation Phase 1 Kenya Energy

Kenya continues its low carbon energy transition supporting sustainable development targets through least-cost long-term energy planning and optimized infrastructure development.
UNHCR Regional Response Plan for Syria (Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon), 2022 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of UNHCR’s initiatives in the five countries under the Regional Refugee and Resilience plan (3RP) - Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, and Egypt. The host countries continue to face varying degrees of socio-economic crises, and in some cases, coupled with a political crisis. In 2022, 3RP partners will therefore address not only growing humanitarian needs, but also strengthen its efforts on resilience with attention to social cohesion/stability.
UNOPS. Passport Production Tender in Somalia. 2023-2025. To provide technical assistance to the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) for the transparent, efficient and sustainable planning and execution of an international competitive tender process for contracting a passport services supplier in accordance with international best practices, standards and security regulations as defined by the international Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
UNFPA Humanitarian Response 2023-2025 This support is to strengthen UNFPA's emergency response capacity as described in the multilateral partnership agreement. Through this project, support is given to UNFPA's global coordination role on sexual and gender-based violence as well as surge emergency response capacities. In addition, a number of country operations are supported. No results framework exists for this. Support to UNFPA Humanitarian Response 2023-2025 provided as supplementary humanitarian funds under the Multilateral Partnership Agreement between Denmark and UNFPA.

Denmark provides core and softly earmarked contribution to UNFPA under the Multilateral Partnership Agreement 2023-2025. The Agreement aligns with UNFPA's Strategic Plan 2022-2025 and identifies four areas of priority for Danish support:

1. Advance sexual and reproductive health and rights of every woman, adolescent and youth and strengthen UNFPA’s normative role.
2. Advance access to sexual and reproductive health commodities.
3. Promote SRHR and protection from SGBV in humanitarian settings.
4. Organisational effectiveness contributing to UN reform, curbing corruption and leveraging innovation.

Mandated as the UN sexual and reproductive health agency, UNFPA covers issues at the heart of the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) agenda. UNFPA’s Strategic Plan 2022-2025 charts the course towards an inclusive recovery from COVID-19 and the attainment of the SDGs. In the period leading up to 2030, UNFPA works towards three transformative goals: 1) end preventable maternal deaths 2) end the unmet need for family planning and 3) end gender-based violence and all harmful practices, including female genital mutilation and child, early and forced marriage. Within UNFPA’s mandate is also the monitoring and implementation of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), its Programme of Action and the outcome documents of its reviews. UNFPA also supports the Commission on Population and Development (CPD) and serves as the global lead of the GBV sub-cluster.

This project relates to the Humanitarian actions (c.f. point 3 above).
Catalyzing Private Sector Solutions for the Sustainable Development Goals  - Partnership with the Sustainable Trade Initiative (IDH) 2021 Contributing to climate change mitigation and adaptation in developing countries (with a special focus on Africa), by catalysing private sector solutions and leveraging investments for decarbonisation of global value chains and through these efforts also create better jobs and living wages for male and female small-holder farmers and workers.
Support to Foundation for Civil Society, Tanzania The Phasing Out - Governance and Rights Programme 2022-2023 will contribute to the promotion of democracy, good governance, rule of law and respect for human rights with a special focus on women.  The theory of change  for the programme is based on the assumption that democratic, transparent and accountable governance where women’s rights are equal to men’s provides the most fertile ground for economic development and eradication of poverty and inequality. Strengthening of demand-side governance will contribute to stronger institutional checks and balances, empower citizens, and enhance the potential impact of Danish support provided to Government. In the short-term, change is expected in terms of a stronger and more vocal civil society, increasingly demanding transparency and responsive governance from duty bearers, as well as an increased access to justice for women and men. A particular change is expected in terms of increased awareness of and respect for women’s rights.
Syria-Iraq 2022-2025. UK FCDO delegated / Resilience project Delegated cooperation with UK FCDO
Rising Nations Initiative To advance efforts towards protecting the statehood of Pacific Atoll countries, preserving their sovereignty and safeguarding the rights and heritage of affected populations. The Heritage project will capture the narrative of Tuvalu, Kiribati, and Marshall Islands, its peoples, culture and heritage and establish a solid base of visual, multimedia, and audio records and knowledge building a permanent repository of visuals, assisting these countries with safeguarding and communicating its national narrative regionally and globally.
World Food Programme humanitarian efforts in Yemen 2022 This support through WFP will contribute to meeting the food and nutrition needs of 17.5 million people in 2022 in Yemen, where food security has further deteriorated.

Contribute to meeting the objectives of the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022 including reaching 17.5 million people with food security and agricultural assistance and 6.5 million people with nutrition 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 Contribute to meeting the objectives of the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022 including reaching 17.5 million people with food security and agricultural assistance and 6.5 million people with nutrition assistance.
Anti-Corruption for Trust in Lebanon (2021-35278) Corruption is a systemic challenge for Lebanon, a major obstacle to the achievement of the 2030 Global Agenda for Sustainable Development and a driver of instability in the country. The suggested intervention will be implemented at a critical time to manage Lebanon’s transition in a conflict-sensitive way to bolster long term much needed recovery based on trust and confidence. 

The project consists of an overall objective and four outputs as well as four cross-cutting themes. The project outputs concern the implementation of the NACS, adoption of relevant Anti-Corruption legislation, operationalisation of the NACI, and integration of a sectoral approach on corruption risk management. The Anti-Corruption for Trust in Lebanon (ACT) project’s overall objective is to enable the adoption and measurable progress in the implementation of an integrated and targeted approach to preventing and combating corruption that is in line with the National Anti-Corruption Strategy (NACS), Lebanon’s commitments under the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), the priorities set under the Reform, Recovery and Reconstruction Framework (3RF) for Lebanon; and more broadly agenda 2030 and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 16 on “Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions”.
Response to Winterization Needs in Mykolaiv in Ukraine 2022-2023 To support households living in damaged housing in Mykolaiv to meet their basic shelter and winterization needs.
Education Cannot Wait (ECW) climate appeal 2023 Støtte til acceleration af ECWs indsats for at sikre børns adgang til uddannelse i områder, hvor klimaforandringer rammer. Midlerne skal bl.a. bidrage til, at lokalsamfund, skoler og elever er bedre forberedt på klima-relaterede begivenheder og katastrofer og sikre, at læring kan fortsætte trods afbrydelser samt adgang til vand og sanitet.
Somalia Debt Relief - Bilateral relief under the HIPC initiative Somalia Debt Relief - Bilateral relief under the HIPC initiative
DSIF - Projektudviklingsfacilitet 2022-2025 The project provides a pipeline for Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance by developing project proposals based on a life-cycle cost perspective. By covering costs of development, the facility can help increase investment in sustainable and climate-relevant infrastructure projects that are crucial for development in developing countries.