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CODESRIA 2015-2016 As part of the Danish support to development research, Danida is supporting a number of international research institutions including Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA). 

The purpose of the support to international research institutions is to stimulate the production of research results that may assist in addressing development challenges in Danida's priority countries, as well as to build up research capacity in the South within the field of social and natural science. Denmark is coordinating the support to international research institutions with the Nordic countries (Sweden, Norway and Finland), as the Nordic countries are supporting several of the same research institutions.
Global Climate Partnership Fund (GCPF) The objective of the Fund is to contribute to a reduction of GHG emissions by providing financing on commercially viable terms to eligible investments to renewable energy and energy efficiency -additional to the resources of the local financial sector in the target countries and/or by development finance institutions. The Fund fosters primarily energy efficiency and renewable energy investments for SMEs and private households in the target countries via qualified financial institutions, thereby contributing to the reduction of primary energy consumption. The focus of the fund¿s activities to date have related to energy efficiency lending. The fund was established in 2010 by the German Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW) acting on behalf of the German Government and with initial grant contribution from the German Ministry of Environment (GMoE). The Fund offers shares and notes to certain eligible investors, typically pension funds and other financial institutions as defined in the issue document. The capital raised through the sale of these shares and notes are invested in activities as described in the purpose of the fund. The operations managed by the investment manager (resonsAbility Investment AG) are carried out by Partner Institutions (P.I.), mainly financial institutions and NGOs, in developing countries. The investment structure and composition of shares mean that donor contributions in so-called C-shares can leverage private capital by a factor of five. This construction is deemed to be an example of both an innovative and financially sustainable public-private partnership.
CHD: Prevention, mediation and resolution of political conflicts in Tunisia (2014) The HD Centre facilitates discussions between key political actors to tackle potentially conflict inducing issues in a protected, non-public space. When tensions are too high to convene rounds of dialogue, the HD Centre conducts mediation and shuttle diplomacy. The space provided by the HD Centre allows Tunisian political actors to formulate compromise solutions to political problems and encourages more consensual forms of decision-making. This reduces political tensions and allows conflicts to be resolved or prevented.
Project activities will be focused on the following areas:
1. High-level Crisis mediation/ dialogue: 
2. Dialogue on Elections 
3. Dialogue on Political Polarisation and Women¿s Rights
DanChurchAid's activities in South Sudan, Ethiopia, Uganda and Kenya, 2014 Danish Church Aid activities in South Sudan and regional 2014
UNICEF humanitarian partnership agreement 2014 UNICEF Partnership Agreement 2014
Democracy, Constitution Reform and Decentralisation Programme The overall objective is to contribute to the establishment of multilevel governance, which is transparent, accountable and responsive to the needs of the population.

The specific objectives for the two components are: 1) To enhance the capacity of key actors at central, regional and local levels to implement the regional policy and decentralisation reform and 2) To improve delivery of local administrative services for the benefit of the citizens.
UNRWA efforts in relation to the crisis in Gaza, 2014 UNWRA efforts in relation to the crisis in Gaza, 2014
UN-OCHA World Humanitarian Summit, June 2014 The regional consultation in Côte d¿Ivoire is expected to start at either the 11th or 16th of June 2014, and the time span is two days. Approximately 150 representatives from governments, affected societies, civil societies, regional organisations, and the private sector, NGO¿s, UN organisations and academics will be invited to the consultation. The Consultation will consist of a plenary gathering and workshops, about relevant issues regarding the four main topics of the summit. Feedback and opinions received from online consultations and social media will also be included to secure as broad a perspective as possible.
Save the Children Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2016 Save the Children Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2016 Save the Children Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2016 Save the Children Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2016
Financial Support to IPDET 2015-2016 The purpose of Denmark's financial contribution to IPDET is that applicants from selected developing countries can participate in the yearly IPDET course to develop their capacity to carry out evaluations of development aid at a high level. Thereby, the support contributes to the gradual capacity development within evaluation of development activities in partner countries.
Red Cross Denmark Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2016 Red Cross Denmark Partnership Agreement 2016
UNHCR efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2015-2018 UNHCR efforts in Syria and the region 2018
DAI 2016 Danmission Support to Danmission through the Danish Arab Partnership Programme
Danida Business Explorer. Crown-Foods Holding AS Danida Business Explorer. Crown-Foods Holding AS Danida Business Explorer. Crown-Foods Holding AS Danida Business Explorer. Crown-Foods Holding AS
DSIF - Ghana - Lavender Hill Sludge Treatment Project The project will provide an effective low-cost faecal sludge treatment plant at "Lavender Hill" in Accra Metropolitan Area. The project will provice an efficient and well-proven technological treatment plant solution, it addresses an apparent need, and will upgrade the negligible Waste management infrastructure existing in Accra.
DMR-U - Pool Schemes 2015-2018 The objective of the funds is too strengthen civil society in the South and also to support school attendance of expatriate children from private Danish organizations.
Save the Children activities in Syria, 2015 With this project, Save the Children aims to contribute to the objectives outlined in the 2015 Strategic Response Plan for Syria and the No Lost Generation initiative. Children and their families in besieged and hard to reach areas of Syria will benefit from improved and life-saving access to food, protection and education. 
In the besieged/hard to access areas in Syria, the main goal of the project is to diminish the negative effects of the conflict, which has drastically affected the food security and nutrition status of children. In particular, there is a clear need to address the lack of food and mitigate the risk of malnutrition amongst the most vulnerable families. This is done through distribution of food and multi-purpose cash grants. This project also aims to strengthen the child protection environment and boost psychosocial support for children in Syria. Moreover, in recognition that the winter will bring dire protection threats for children, this intervention will provide winterization support to protect children from the cold.
Finally, this project aims to improve access to education for children through alternative education programmes and remedial classes. Providing access to education opportunities will protect Syria¿s children and have a transformative effect on their futures and the economic growth and stability of Syria and the region. Education in emergencies not only conveys knowledge but also life skills and resilience that children and youth can use to deal with problems in their daily lives.
Strengthening the Turkish Copyright System Strengthening the Turkish Copyright System
MADAD - EU regional trust fund - 2020-2023 The objective of the Madad Fund  is to reinforce the integrated EU aid response to the crisis and primarily addresses longer term educational, economic and social needs of Syrian refugees and overstretched host communities and their administrations in neighbouring countries such as Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey. The Trust Fund is a key instrument to deliver the EU's pledges for the crisis made at the London conference on Syria in 2016 and the Brussels conference in April 2017, and also underpins the special EU Compacts agreed with Jordan and Lebanon for assistance this protracted refugee crisis.

The annual reporting cycle of the Fund is from July to June with the supporting partner reporting cycle of April to March
Danish Contribution to IPM 2014-2016 Core un-earmarked contribution to IPM activities
Pålignet bidrag til FN's Klimakonvention og Kyoto-protokol 2015 og 2016 (UNFCCC) Danish contribution to the UNFCCC and Kyoto core budgets 2015
Kontrakter med korttidskonsulenter under DAI (2014-2015) Kontrakt med konsulenter til udarbejdelse af appraisal
UNDP CHF CAR, 2015-2018 The Common Humanitarian Country Fund ensures a strategic and prioritised allocation of the humanitarian assistance, while being recognised as a central financial mechanism for fast support to CAR in the deep humanitarian crisis. The fund is linked with the strategic humanitarian response plan which in 2015 aims at providing assistance to 2 mio. people with a focus on food assistance, protection of civilians, increased humanitarian access to vulnerable groups, including women and children, along with longer-term development oriented solutions for IDPs and returning refugees in need of reintegration.
Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2014, DCA Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2014, DCA
(MEC) Support to Myanmar Education Consortium MEC was designed to
support education outside of the government sector - to provide educational
opportunities for some of the hardest to reach communities in the country and
strengthen civil society participation in the education sector in Myanmar. The design of the program wasincluding objectives in improving
access, quality and inclusion in education across the sectors of Early
Childhood Care and Development (ECCD), Basic Education, Non-Formal Education
(NFE), Inclusive Education and Education in Emergencies (EiE). The program
combined goals in extending service delivery, strengthening of civil society
organisations, promoting collaboration and knowledge sharing and promoting
civil society participation in policy reform.
Support to GP HLM Mexico April 2014 The grant supported the participation of representatives from governments, Parliaments, civil society and the private sector from low and lower middle-income countries in the first High Level Meeting of the Global Partnership for Effective Development in Mexico in April 2014. The support was channelled through the UNDP.
Danida Explorer. Assessment of Energy Efficiency in Office Buildings in Morocco Dansk Energi Management (DEM) embarks on a process that could lead to large sweeping energy efficiency in office buildings in Morocco. This will be done by producing independent analysis of the potential savings that are guaranteed and access to financing, via EKF guaranteed loan with collateral on only the equipment delivery.  The concept focuses on Danish suppliers to become the main suppliers. The type of equipment DEM identifies as worn out can be replaced with Danish high-tech components from Danfoss, Grundfos, Velux, Rockwool, Kampstrup Metro, Logstor etc.
Support to ECE Beijing+20 Regional Review Meeting - to speakers and participants from DAC-listed countries from Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia The Beijing+20 Regional Reviews aim to strengthen the work and output of the implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action (PfA). The outcome of the ECE regional review will feed into the global review which will take place at the fifty-ninth session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women in New York in March 2015. The overall objective is to review progress in the implementation of PfA, identify challenges, highlight good practices and to support speakers and participants from a number of DAC-countries to the regional meeting, thereby ensuring that the voice of developing countries and their CSO is heard.
Climate Innovation Centre Kenya - 3GF 3GF Climate Innovation Centre Kenya. Local Grant Authority. Minor Project
Effects of green trade liberalisation on developing countries Effects of green trade liberalisation on developing countries
IHP efforts in relation to Ebola-crisis in Monrovia, 2014 IHP efforts in relation to Ebola-crisis in Monrovia, 2014
Kenya Accountable Devolution Programme (KADP) Thematic programme consisting of 7 development interventions, i.a. support to Civil Society, peace and stability, women's rights and empowerment, public financial management reform, free and fair elections as well justice sector reform
Strengthening Human Rights and Secuirty by Support to The Ministry Of Security. To improve the human rights situation in Burkina Faso by promoting governance and stability . The programme will work to protect human rights in a consistent manner by developing interaction between the justice services, police and civil society.
IARU Sustainability Science Congress 2014 University of Copenhagen arranged an international, scientific conference in Copenhagen on 22-24 October 2014 in collaboration with the International Alliance of Research Universities (IARU). The subject of the conference was "Global Challenges: Achieving Sustainability". The purpose of the conference was to gather scientists in different areas of sustainability, with the ambition of stimulating research environments to take a holistic view on global challenges. 
The specific purpose of the Danida Grant was to facilitate that researchers from developing countries could also participate in the IARU conference and contribute with their research and special challenges. 14 researchers from developing countries (including 12 from Danida priority countries) were selected as relevant beneficiaries of the Danish grant, and these researchers were invited to join the conference in Copenhagen.
Inclusive financial services in Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina (EFSE) The private sectors in Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) are dominated by micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) with poor access to financial services which undermines their ability to grow and generate much needed jobs and income. The limited interest and ability of the financial sectors to extend financial services to MSMEs are caused by a number of factors including restricted access to refinancing on the commercial markets (especially after the financial crisis), inadequate knowledge about the MSME sector and inadequate management capacity in the banks and micro-finance institutions. The support to EFSE will address these constraints by two components: (1) credit lines for additional MSME lending by micro-finance institutions and banks (Partner Lending Institutions; PLIs) and (2) capacity development of the financial sectors by strengthening the sectors ability to sustainably serve MSMEs, improve corporate social responsibility as well as the general framework conditions.
Extraordinary support to ICRC's activities in Gaza, 2014 The objective of ICRC in Gaza and the West Bank is to ensure respect for IHL, in particular its provisions relative to the protection of civilians living under occupation. Furthermore, ICRC monitors the treatment and living conditions of detainees held by the Israeli and Palestinian authorities and provides assistance to the Palestinian population, particularly during emergencies.
Preparation and information of evaluations, evaluation studies and other studies 2015 Preparation and information of evaluations, evaluation studies and other studies. Expenses regarding publication, summaries. Workshops.
(Save the Children) Advancing access to healthcare and WASH amongst vulnerable and crisis-prone communities in Myanmar The aim is to improve the health status of highly vulnerable populations affected by marginalisation, displacement and conflict in Myanmar. The programme expects to reach excess of 800,000 direct beneficiaries in marginalised ethnic communities.
South African - Danish Strategic Sector Cooperation on Water South African - Danish Strategic Sector Cooperation on Water
Strengthening Media and Society in Developing Countries and Fragile States This project supports media in their efforts to strengthen democratic accountability and is designed to reduce obstacles that prevent it from achieving independence or from contributing to social, economic and cultural development. Specifically, the project seeks to build internal capacities of media by strengthening digital actors, creating linkages between professionals, and empowering women media leaders while promoting gender mainstreaming in the news. It addresses systemic and sporadic threats to media freedoms by looking to strengthen legal protections and encourage solutions-based, best-practice exchanges, promoting information sharing and solidarity activities between media, and building practical action focused coalitions between media, civil society and decision-makers. Simultaneously with this project, a smaller one aiming specifically on employees in media organizations is launched with International Media Support (IMS) as partner.
International Services for Human Rights (ISHR): core contributions Denmark's core contribution to ISHR 2018
Red Cross in Denmark efforts in Lebanon related to the crisis in Syria, 2015-2016 Red Cross in Denmark efforts in Lebanon related to the crisis in Syria, 2015-2016 Red Cross in Denmark efforts in Lebanon related to the crisis in Syria, 2015-2016 Red Cross in Denmark efforts in Lebanon related to the crisis in Syria, 2015-2016
Joint civil society SRHR advocacy fund Contribution to the Joint civil society fund for SRHR, contribution to MannionDaniels LTD.
Secondment to OSCE's Special Monitoring Mission, Ukraine Secondment to OSCE's Special Monitoring Mission, Ukraine
Danish Refugee Council Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2016 Danish Refugee Council Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2016 Danish Refugee Council Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2016 Danish Refugee Council Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2016
DCA - Rammebevilling 2015 - 2017 DCA's International Strategy 2015-2018 outlines three overall areas of work:

1. Saving lives
2. Building resilient communities
3. Fighting extreme poverty

DCA's strategic choice of intervention under these areas are:

1. Active citizenship
2. Right to food
3. Sexual and reproductive health rights
4. Humanitarian action
5. Safer communities. 

The updated International Strategy received in September 2016 reconfirms these five areas of work, and specifies concrete programme activities and indicators under each element. It further specifies that operations will take place in the following countries: Zimbabwe, Kenya, Nepal, Cambodia, Uganda, Burundi/Tanzania, the Sahel, Syria (Turkey/Iraq/Jordan), and Congo/CAR.
International Energy Agency - IEA: Frivilligt bidrag på DKK 2.976.000 (EUR 400000)  til sikring af værdien af sol- og vindenergi International Energy Agency - IEA: Frivilligt bidrag på DKK 2.976.000 (EUR 400000)  til sikring af værdien af sol- og vindenergi International Energy Agency - IEA: Frivilligt bidrag på DKK 2.976.000 (EUR 400000)  til sikring af værdien af sol- og vindenergi International Energy Agency - IEA: Frivilligt bidrag på DKK 2.976.000 (EUR 400000)  til sikring af værdien af sol- og vindenergi
Race to the Top Race to the Top is a partnership programme, initiated in 2014 by multi-stakeholders, funders, development experts, international institutional efforts, international apparel and footwear companies, and with the Danish and Dutch governments as observers. The programme is managed by IDH, the Sustainable Trade Initiative, which is supported by DANIDA. The RTTT seeks to catalyse a `race to the top¿ by supporting and promoting sustainable growth in the Vietnamese apparel and footwear sector while optimizing its environmental and social performance. The sustainable change is to be achieved through systemic change and significant cooperation between stakeholders, public as well as private, while finding innovative solutions to current system failure. The RTTT stakeholder includes GAP, Levis, Nike, PUMA, Saitex a.o. and international development organisations as IFC, 3GF, and ILO/Better work. This project has supported a two days workshop in Hanoi in February 2016, including research and project formulation for all partners future activities.
Walton Hi-Tech Industries Ltd and Chembo A/S Chembo A/S and Walton Hi-Tech Industries Ltd had been approved a grant DKK. 698.924 on 02 July 2014 `Providing high quality and environmentally friendly galvanic processes to Bangladesh. The project is in preparation phase under DBP programme. The approval of support covers the period from July 2014 to January 2015. The support is on tract.
Cooperation agreement with European Centre for Development Policy Management 2022-2023 The European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM) is an independent ‘think and do tank’ working on international cooperation and development policy in Europe and Africa. The main areas of work include: EU foreign and development policy; Migration & mobility; Digital governance & economy; AU-EU relations; Peace, security and resilience; Inclusive governance & accountability; Economic recovery & transformation; Climate action and green transition; Sustainable food systems and African economic integration. 

The grant will support the main objective of ECDPM, which is to link policy and practice in European development and international cooperation and produce high quality and independent research with the ultimate aim of ensuring inclusive and sustainable development and increasing aid effectiveness. Many European states are already institutional partners and Denmark wishes to continue its institutional support, which was provided in the period 2015-2021 with a fully satisfactory result. The Netherlands, Sweden, Belgium, Finland, Ireland, Luxemburg, Austria and Estonia are the other institutional partners among European states.
BRS activities in relation to the ebola crisis in Sierra Leone, 2014 BRS activities in relation to the ebola crisis in Sierra Leone, 2014
Conference on Garment and Textiles
Production in Bangladesh The Minister for Trade and Development Cooperation of Denmark opened a High-Level Conference on `Garment and Textiles Production in Bangladesh on the 3rd of April 2014 in Copenhagen. A follow-up conference would take place in March 2015 in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The approved grant DKK.600.000. Duration of the project 2015.
Udviklinspolitiske tendenser, DIIS, 2015 The objective of this grant is to research and explore the below listed development policy trends and their relevance to the work of the MFA and Danish development cooperation. 
- Urbanization
- The diaspora as a Development actor
- Multi-stakeholder initiatives (MSIs)
Support to Tanzania Revenue Authority The Thematic Programme will address income poverty, income distribution through taxes, non-income poverty, governance and rights. High-level policy dialogue and integrated key sector and thematic performance indicators are included.
Financing of expenses related to storage charges, layout and printing of EVAL News etc. Financing of expenses related to storage charges, layout and printing of EVAL News etc.