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Danida Fellowships 2020 For further information see https://dfcentre.com/learning-programmes/ 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.
Danish contribution to Nairobi Summit Danish contribution to Nairobi Summit Danish contribution to Nairobi Summit Danish contribution to Nairobi Summit
End OSEC: A model for response to online sexual exploitation of children The grant is given to the organisation due to their application to the COVID-19 Emergency Pool (Nødpulje) in order for the organisation to continue their activities of ending OSEC in the Philippines. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, planned development activities is in risk of closure, which would negatively affect results.

Strategic objectives:

The goal of the End OSEC project is to prevent OSEC through changing and adapting laws, assisting authorities in saving exploited children, and rehabilitating victims in order for them to get back a normal childhood. Enable the Philippine children protection program for Online Sexual Exploitation of Children (OSEC) to protect children and better victims’ access to the judicial system.

Avoiding future OSEC through changing national and local laws.

Assistance to the authorities in saving children from exploitation. The victims are relocated to safe housing away from harm.

Rehabilitation of victims or possible victims of OSEC.
Danidas own communication activities KOM understøtter større tematiske indsatser og kampagneaktiviteter, som iværksættes på det udviklingspolitiske område. Kommunikationsindsatsen understøtter fagkontorernes arbejde og indsatsen for at styrke interessen for og engagement i udviklingssamarbejdet i den danske befolkning. Kampagneaktiviteterne vil primært være digitale, bla. vil der være fokus på videoer og infografikker. Verdensmålene er gennemgående fokuspunkt i kommunikationen. Det tilstræbes, at Danida's partnerskaber også udnyttes ifm. tematiske indsatser og i den digitale kommunikation, så samarbejdspartnere er med til at sprede budskaber og nå nye målgrupper.
Kommunikationen via Danidas digitale platforme styrkes løbende, ligesom synergimulighederne imellem optimeres. Det forventes, at der i løbet af 2020 åbnes 1-2 nye Danida SoMe-platforme. Udgifter ifm. de sociale medieplatforme kan være bl.a. udgifter til annoncering, produktion af infografikker, korte videoer og øvrigt visuelt materiale m.v.
NGO call Africas Horn MFA has launched a call for proposals for NGOs in support of vulnerable groups among refugees, internally displaced people and affected local communities in eastern Africa and the Horn of Africa with a deadline for incoming proposals 10 August 2021. NGOs can submit full proposals to the call according to the Information Note and annexes shared on the MFA website (https://um.dk/da/danida/samarbejspartnere/civ-org/stoetteform/tematiske-ngo-runder/).

The Department of Humanitarian Action, Civil Society and Engagement (HCE) intends to employ a Consultant to support the assessment and scoring of incoming proposals. The assignment is to be carried out in Denmark in accordance with the Ministry’s Procurement Guidelines.

The purpose of the assignment is to carry out a preliminary assessment and scoring of the incoming proposals in support of the MFA Assessment Committee.

The objective of the assignment is to score all proposals and provide an overview of incoming proposals in order for the MFA Assessment Committee to recommend how the proposals should be prioritised. NGO call for proposals in support of vulnerable groups among refugees, internally displaced people and affected local communities in eastern Africa and the Horn of Africa.
Support to MFA-units' monitoring and results reporting The consultancy serves to assist the MFA in achieving short-term improvements in the monitoring of and results reporting from its development cooperation activities, including an improved presentation of the progress and results of the activities on the OpenAid website.
The consultancy is expected to be followed up by a larger-scale training effort as well as an M&E hot-line function to help achieve wider and more durable improvements.
Denmark’s contribution to HURIDOCS project on co-creating the future of digital investigations with human rights defenders HURIDOCS (Human Rights Information and Documentation Services) is an NGO that helps human rights groups gather, organise and use information to create positive change in the world. Founded in 1982, HURIDOCS has developed methodologies and software tools that make it easier not only to manage collections of evidence, law and research, but also to analyze them for insights.
This project aims at a growing need for human rights defenders (HRDs) that engage in efforts to advance accountability and justice: a state-of-the-art software tool that helps them record, manage and analyse human rights violations in a way that is easily adaptable to local contexts, while protecting sensitive data on sources and victims. The need for such a tool is timely, as existing alternatives have reached their end of life, just as threats against the digital resilience of HRDs are increasing, and the amount of potential information that HRDs can leverage is growing exponentially. HURIDOCS will be to cooperate with partners on the ground in Cameroon, China, Egypt, The Gambia, Iraq, Mali, Mexico, Myanmar, North Korea, Palestine, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Turkey and Ukraine.
Tana Copenhagen - contract 2 phase anti corruption Ukraine Formulation of Development Engagement Document
Support to Identify Potential Areas for Offshore Mari-culture Development in Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam Support to Identify Potential Areas for Offshore Mari-culture Development in Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam
Bridging Grant The strategic objective is, by various means of advocacy, to reach and influence key decision-makers, and promote the uptake of data-driven recommendations on policies and investments related to gender equality in key international NGOs, UN Agencies and countries, with the aim to accelerate progress towards improving the health and rights of women and girl globally and in developing countries. The objective will be achieved through 1) communication and advocacy materials developed and disseminated in Kenya and globally that contribute to shifting the narrative to prioritize gender equality and girls and women’s health and rights, 2) Technical support on gender equality and girls’ and women’s health and rights, including SRHR and the COVID-19 response and recovery, provided to UN agencies and through Women Deliver participation on key task forces and initiatives, and 3) Support to networks of advocates, in order to push for progress on gender equality and girls’ and women’s health and rights, including in the COVID-19 response and recovery, globally and in Kenya.
Vietnam. Strategic Sector Cooperation in Health. Phase II Key results: 
•	Support for strengthening national policy dialogue on development and implementation of primary healthcare for Non-communicable diseases
•	Strengthening of primary healthcare in Thai Binh province, focused on prevention, early detection and management of treatment of non-communicable diseases. Hereby generating experiences at local level to be applied in the national policy dialogue on primary health care reform.
•	Improve quality of diabetes and hypertension related health services at selected Commune Health Stations in the Thai Binh province, including the engagement of Village Health Workers and selected community based organisations.

To strengthen primary healthcare in Vietnam for prevention, detection and management of treatment of non-communicable diseases by supporting the development of policies, plans, guidelines and implementation of a pilot in Thai Binh province
Reviews and Studies in The Agricultural Sector. Reviews and Studies in The Agricultural Sector
Peace building and reconciliation through artistic citizenship for young artists in Mali The objective of the project is to strengthen the capacity of Malian art institutions and to build and support young Malian artists into fulfilling their potential as change agents for peace.
Support to COVID-19 Response in Somalia for Small Medium Enterprises' Resilience Contribute to the collective efforts in building SME resilience to the COVID-19 pandemic effects in Somalia
COWI - konsulentkontrakt DERF udbud, 2020 COWI - konsulentkontrakt DERF udbud, 2020 - CONSULTANCY AGREEMENT regarding Technical assistance in relation to the EU-tendering of the Danish Emergency Relief Fund (DERF) COWI - konsulentkontrakt DERF udbud, 2020 - CONSULTANCY AGREEMENT regarding Technical assistance in relation to the EU-tendering ofthe Danish Emergency Relief Fund (DERF)
Table Mountain Water Source Area Partnership: Protecting Critical Groundwater The Table Mountain Strategic Water Source Area is well managed, including the sustainable use of groundwater, to ensure the continued provision of water to South Africa, supporting its people and ecosystems.
FFU Windows 1 and 2 2021 Development research projects undertaken in selected Danida priority countries and in selected growth and transition countries. Thematic focus areas are for Windows 1 projects: Sustainable development and climate change and for Windows 2 projects: Renewable energy; Environment, including manufacturing, urban development and waste; Water resources, including urban water; Food quality, including food safety; Health systems, including occupational health and safety (OHS); Maritime development
Danish Church Aid project Saving lives and improving vulnerable communities’ abilities to cope with the effects of protracted conflict 2019-21 To save lives and build resiliencies of IDPs, returnees, over-burdened host communities in hard to reach areas of North East Syria.
Technical Assistance to MFA in Quality Assurance of Rio Markers and Providing Input for the Annual Report Technical assistance to MFA in quality assurance of Rio markers and providing input the annual
The 7th General Capital Increase of the African Development Bank The overall mission of the AfDB Group is to spur sustainable economic development and social progress in regional member countries. In line with this mission, AfDB Group’s Ten Year Strategy pursues two overarching objectives. The first is to make growth inclusive by broadening access to economic opportunities for more people, countries and regions, while protecting the vulnerable. The second is to make growth sustainable by helping the continent transition gradually to green growth. 

The AfDB is the Bank Group’s window for non-concessional lending4. It provides loans, guarantees and equity investments to regional member countries. The AfDB uses paid-in and callable capital to raise capital in international markets where it holds top credit rating (AAA-ratings). The bank leverages paid-in capital from member countries nine times. The bank also provides technical assistance and advisory services, helping regional member countries build knowledge and capacity. Currently, 21 of 54 sovereign governments in Africa fulfil the AfDB’s eligibility requirements. AfDB mainly lends to governments but it can also lend to private-sector counterparts across the continent.
Appraisal of the UNDP project "Anti-corruption for Trust in Lebanon" The objective of the appraisal is to assess the quality and feasibility of the proposed bilateral support to UNDP in Lebanon. Based on this, adjustments of the final project document will be made before submission to the grant authorities.
Support  to SNV - Netherlands Development Organisaion's project Opportunities for Youth Employment The main aim of the project is to improved livelihoods and future prospects for youth in rural areas in Singida and Morogoro, Tanzania. The specific objectives of OYE II project will be to: 
1.	Improve the employability of 4,250 youth and to ensure that at least 3,825 youth access gainful and sustainable (self)-employment and catalyse benefits for 15,300 indirect beneficiaries.
2.	Contribute towards improving youth-inclusive market-system (ecosystem) development for enhanced youth employability and employment opportunities. This involves enhancing access to finance, land, inputs, extension services, and formal and informal markets. 
3.	Drive learning and knowledge development and disseminate to stakeholders including Local Government Authorities (LGA).
RE-value Syria: Building Up Relational Values in Syrian Communities 2020-2021 The grant is given to the organisation due to their application to the COVID-19 Emergency Pool (Nødpulje) in order for the organisation to continue their skills development activities in India. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, planned development activities are in risk of closure, which would negatively affect results. 

The goal of the project is to contribute to a better future for the war generation in Syria, where relational values inspire active citizenship, leading to opportunities for human flourishing. The goal of the project is to contribute to a better future for the war generation in Syria, where relational values inspire active citizenship, leading to opportunities for human flourishing.

12 community leaders, representative of socio-religious makeup of the target area, participate in expert council sessions producing a framework for promotion of relational values in their community.

60 children participate in series of ½-day workshops using materials based on expert council input.

60 adults trained in values seminar, 40 thereof receive 3 individual counselling sessions for trauma relief.

240 adults and children participate in community events.
Consultancy on development of specific results reporting methodologies for non-standard cases The consultancy aims at assisting the MFA in achieving improvements in the monitoring and results reporting related to development cooperation activities through development of results reporting methodologies for special and new development instruments, as identified during the diagnostic round with units in 2020.
Appraisal of Enhanced Danish-Ethiopian Energy Partnership (DEEP) The overall purpose of the appraisal is to provide an independent assessment and quality assurance of the design and documentation of the envisaged Danish support to the Enhanced Danish-Ethiopian Energy Partnership in accordance with existing Danish Aid Management Guidelines. This includes an assessment of how well the support is aligned with Danish priorities and complements existing relevant bilateral and multilateral engagements on related energy matters in Ethiopia. This includes the review of relevant policy documents and partner documents from the current Accelerating Wind Power Generation in Ethiopia Programme and the Strategic Sector Cooperation on Energy Planning and Modelling including Mid-term review of AWPGE, the MTR for DEPP II from May 2019 and other reports (e.g. the MFA’s appraisal report of the DEA Energy Partnership Programme from April 2016).
Support to COVID-19 Health Response and Socio-economic Empowerment of Women in Morocco The general objective of the project is to contribute to the health response of the Moroccan Government to the COVID-19 crisis and to
improve women’s socio-economic empowerment.
UNFPA Humanitarian Response - Core support 2020-2022 Funding under Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA) between the Government of Denmark and United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) 2020-2022 for activities in humantiarian crises, prioritized by Denmark and for UNICEF global support to humanitarian crises. DKK 40 million a year (subject to yearly parliamentary approval) for UNICEF: DKK 15 mio for GBV programmes in protracted crises and global support, DKK 25 mio for transformative funding. The priority areas are: 1) Work to advance and ensure the SRHR of every woman, adolescent and youth everywhere, especially those furthest behind; 2) Ensure gender equality, the empowerment of all women and girls, and protection from sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) and exploitation, including harmful practises in humanitarian settings; and 3) Continously enhance organisational effectiveness contributing to UN trgotm, curbing corruption and levereging innovation. Strategy for Denmark’s Engagement with UNFPA 2018-2022: https://um.dk/~/media/um/danish-site/documents/danida/samarbejde/int-org/organisationsstrategier/unfpa%20organisational%20strategy%202018-2022.pdf?la=da

https://www.unfpa.org/publications Support to UNFPA Humanitarian Response - Core Support 2020-2022
World Bank State and Peacebuilding Fund 2021-2023 The overall objectives of the SPF are to (i) improve governance and institutional performance in FCV-affected regions to boost resilience to internal and external stresses; and (ii) develop the socio-economic conditions that foster peaceful, stable, and sustainable development. 

The SPF seeks to achieve its objectives through the financing of activities across its five priority focus areas mentioned below, while mainstreaming gender and ICT. 

a) Prevention, resilience and recovery
b) Crisis response
c) Forced displacement
d) H-D-P initiatives
e) Financing solutions
Professional training Fund CIEM To strengthen inclusive economic growth stimulated by private sector to increase incomes and jobs/self-employment.
UNDP Think Big Start Small project The overall goal of the Think Big Start Small project proposal is to equip school students and their teachers with practical skills and ideas to develop STEMI-related solutions for sustainable climate futures. The secondary goals are to:
- Meaningfully engage teachers and school students on the meaning and intentions of the climate-oriented SDGs;
- Develop and hone technical and practical skills in climate problem-solving using robotics and chip technology;
- Facilitate digital learning and skill development aligned with the future of work; and
- Deliver prize challenges, award ceremonies, as well as feature the developed climate solutions.

The work will be implemented by UNDP in South Africa, with its partners, namely a company called XinaBox (Danish innovated), through its South African company, FEMSTEM (Pty) Ltd. UNDP will also collaborate with Sci-Bono Discovery Centre, a Johannesburg-based science centre and NGO; and with UNICEF.
Red Cross Denmark/IFRC COVID-19 Support China Red Cross in delivering assistance and support to communities affected or at risk of being affected by the novel coronavirus outbreak, with a focus on risk communication and community engagement, services provision and preparedness.

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.icrc.org/en/where-we-work/asia-pacific/china Danish contribution to IFRC's appeal related to the COVID-19 outbreak 2020
UNOPS India Strategic-Technical Support to Jal Jeevan Mission To provide strategic-technical support to the national flagship programme, Jal Jeevan Mission, will help India achieve SDG 6 and thereby build on the already strong bilateral relationship between India and Denmark, contribute to the objectives of the Green Strategic Partnership and strengthen links between the bilateral cooperation between the Danish EPA and the National Jal Jeevan Mission and multilateral efforts.
DIPD - Danish Institute for Parties and Democracy 2021-2025 In addition to the below results framework, each of the Danish political parties under the auspices of DIPD will develop a results framework as part of their new framework agreements for the grant period 2021-2024. The indicators in the results frameworks of the parties will feed into the five strategic goals of DIPD. 

Find more about the partner here: https://dipd.dk/en Vivid and well-functioning multiparty democracies with indusive political parties, who ensure the social, economic and political rights and influence of citizens.
Evaluation of the Peace and Stabilisation Fund Evaluation can be found at: https://um.dk/en/danida-en/results/eval i) to document achievements and main results of PSF programmes;  ii) to analyse critical issues in peace and stabilisation; iii) to propose recommendations for improved operation of the Fund.
Process support and formulation of a bilateral energy programme in Indonesia Danish Climate Envelope (2020-2025) Process support and formulation of a bilateral energy programme in Indonesia Danish Climate Envelope (2020-2025) 
DC2020-090 FC
Clean Cooking in Schools in Rwanda - World Bank Energy Sector Management Assistance Program Contribute to Rwanda’s efforts to achieve the goals set out in its NDC, which includes promoting the use of efficient cook stoves as a mitigation measure, and the targets in the National Strategy for Transformation 2017-2024 to reduce the number of households depending on firewood for cooking purposes from 79.9% (2016/17) to 42% by 2024, and the Energy Sector Strategic Plan to  halve the number of households using traditional cooking technologies.  Danish support will be a key deliverable for the Danish government’s ambition to support access to clean and renewable energy for more people in Africa in line with Denmark’s new Strategy for Development Cooperation and the long-term Global Climate Action Strategy.
Sustainable Energy for Africa (SEFA) 2.0 The objective of SEFA is to contribute to universal access to sustainable, reliable, and affordable energy services and reduce GHG emissions stemming from the energy sector.
Establishment of the Women and Development Agency Provide financial, technical and administrative support in the establishment of the Women and Development Agency (WDA) as a designated, imbedded body within the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), to address the need to accelerate women’s economic participation, end violence against women and prevent violent extremism and effectively apply the principle of ‘Leaving no one Behind’.
Explorer 2020 Tropica Aquarium Plants Danida Innovation & Business Explorer (DIBE) offers financial support to Danish companies, including start-ups, that wish to investigate concrete business opportunities contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris agreement. The general sourcing strategy of Tropica is to either produce and/or source products for the assortment, which makes the company able to supply its customer's with a complete assortment in the highest possible quality all year around. The three main focus areas in the sourcing is quality, pricing, and risk management. The purpose is to build up a plant supplier focusing on the development of the assortment and an increasing quality, higher volume and security in supplies. The geographic location of a loq cost area like Morocco close to Europe, makes the building of a well runned production unit very attractive. A contact has been established to a supplier, and the ai of the project is to plan a set up where the focus will be to supply the needed plants for Tropica and simultaneously secure the development of the Moroccan business.
UNDP Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund 2021 Meeting the objectives of the Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2018-2021 that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 1.3 billion USD in 2021.

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 Meeting the objectives of the Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2018-2021 that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 1.3 billion USD in 2021.