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IAVI core contribution 2022-2025 The purpose of the renewed Danish support to IAVI is to support the organization’s work to develop effective HIV/AIDS-vaccines as described in the Impact Plan 2025. IAVI works to develop safe, effective and accessible HIV-vaccines, especially for populations in developing countries, which are less prioritized by the medical industry. So far, the medical industry has preferred to invest in medicine rather than vaccines, since the profit is higher. 

By integrating scientific investigation, product development, clinical research, and a commitment to partnerships, IAVI’s Impact Plan 2025 strives to expedite the availability of a vaccine and other biomedical innovations to prevent HIV-infection and save millions of lives. To reach these objectives, IAVI’s efforts are aligned around four strategic enablers: 1) Impact-driven talent, 2) Integrated Communications, 3) Sustainable resourcing, 4) Enabling policies.
Piloting the Nexus Approach in Water and Resilience interventions in Burkina Faso This project aims to pilot a model for humanitarian-development-peace (HDP) nexus investments in Burkina Faso focused on sustainable access to water for agricultural use and sustainable food security. The project will build on WFP’s integrated resilience approach  and expand it to encompass other aspects of the HDP-nexus. It will combine WFP’s expertise in the field of resilience with Denmark’s expertise on water management.
The overall objective of this project is to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable populations in the Centre-Nord region to shocks. The core approach is to improve access to water resources for private consumption and economic activity, mainly agriculture. The areas of intervention are experiencing a considerable influx of Internally Displaced Population (IDPs), which is why the project has the specific purpose of addressing the needs of local communities as well as IDPs.
This project is a pilot of an integrated water approach in the semi-arid regions of Burkina Faso. The aim is to intervene around the water resource in a joint manner (access to the resource, management of the resource, sustainability of the resource, considering its use for both production and human utilisation), with the aim of optimizing its performance at all levels (HH, communities, agriculture, income generation, etc.). The use of green energy such as solar energy ensures sustainability of the intervention by ensuring a reduced ecological impact and fits in the strategy of future development of the WFP intervention around energy for food. The project takes a holistic approach to increasing the resilience of vulnerable populations to climate change, encompassing preparedness, risk reduction, and climate-resilient resource management. Through resilience building, communities are equipped for sustainable exploitation of a scarce resource base. This approach will seek to combine interventions for local communities and IDPs to ensure long-term sustainability of local communi
Save the Children ROI 2022: Building resilient communities for displacement affected youth and families with children and adolescents through support Displacement affected youth or families with children or adolescents are often overlooked as a particular target group needing consistent and long-term support to ensure economic resilience and prevention of unsafe and risky livelihood choices at the detriment of children or youth. Lack of (re)integration and durable solutions make this target group urgently vulnerable. Though livelihoods in general is identified as a priority area by both humanitarians and development actors, the specific dynamics of child sensitive or youth focused socio-economic empowerment and its relation to child protection often falls between the cracks of humanitarian self-reliance initiatives. Similarly, initiatives like the ‘Citizens Charter’ focuses more broadly on basic service provision, but do not always adequately respond to endemic unsafe livelihood coping mechanisms of child labour or household investment in child migration. This project seeks to “build resilient communities for displacement affected youth and families with children and adolescents through support to livelihoods and child protection”.
Although the overall objective will remain the same, Save the Children (SC) has made the following adjustments to adapt to new situation and ensure relevance and feasibility:
• Due to the closure of the office in Kunduz, SC decided add Kabul as a target location, because the province is overwhelmed with IDPs arriving from various provinces. Humanitarian needs are high, and immediate lifesaving interventions will also contribute to the resilience of families to the shocks they are facing.
• SC decided to focus on food security and livelihoods along with distribution of NFI’s to affected households in the target provinces.
• CP activities are removed from this application for strategic reasons, as the country office (CO) has decided to follow an approach of portfolio level integration that would ensure quality while minimising risks in the current context. This means that instead of
Labuan Bajo Plastic Reduction SDG OW The objective of the project is to mitigate the negative effects on climate and environment of unmanageable non-organic household waste in Rural & Remote Communities (RRC) in Indonesia by reducing the quantity of packaging materials which have no recycling properties in the currently available recycling technologies in Indonesia.
IFC Private Enterprise Partnership for Africa (PEP Africa) Trust Fund In July 2005, the IFC embarked on the Private Enterprise Partnership for Africa (PEP Africa) Program as a successor to the Africa Project Development Facility (APDF)with the aim of enhancing private sector development in Sub-Saharan Africa. The PEP Africa programme completed its first five-year cycle in june 2010. Denmark has supported the first cycle of the program with 28 mDKK. 
 
A strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), which governs the collaboration between Denmark and IFC, was signed in October 2010. It was agreed that the parties would cooperate within the following strategic areas: Sub-Saharan Africa, fragile States, Environment and Climate and Gender Equality. 

With reference to the MOU, Denmark agreed to contibute 25 mDKK to fund IFC's advisory services in Zimbabwe, Somalia and South Sudan and activities within gender equality. The progam is named "FSC and gender". 

With the aim of securing administrative synergy, it was agreed to finance the above-mentioned activities through the Denmark PEP Africa Holding Trust Fund
Denmarks Broadcasting Corporation (DR) auxiliary activities Denmarks Fund-raising (Danmarks indsamling) 2020 Information about Danidas activities in the development countries
Sex og Samfund - Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 This project forms part of the Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 between MFA and the Danish civil society organisations. 

It aims to implement the priorities from the Danish development strategy, “The World We Share,” through dynamic and mutually reinforcing partnerships with independent Danish organisations on shared priorities, namely democratic values and human rights, fragile contexts and displacement, and climate and green solutions.

Strategic Partnerships receive one grant with funding for both development assistance and for humanitarian emergencies (listed here as separate engagements).

Due to the strategic focus of the partnerships, results are reported at an aggregated level across countries and themes to show contributions to changes through case studies and crosscutting indicators. 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.
Core Funding - Principles for Peace Foundation - Re-think and re-frame peace processes to address the key shortcomings in approaches to peace.
- Roll-out and implementation of new set of standards, norms, and guidance to better enable local, national, and international actors to craft more inclusive peace processes to contribute to sustainable peace.
- Through advocacy campaigns, increase awareness and uptake of Principles for Peace and the policy shifts to reinvigorate the global peace agenda.
- Collate and publicise good practice in the peace space and to develop practical guidance for national and international actors in their quest to convert policy proposals into changes in practice. P4P will establish its credibility to support decision-makers in key moments of design and development of peace engagement
- Inform effective policy making in peace processes through the development and implementation of measures to track the quality and effectiveness of peace processes; to monitor the uptake and implementation and effectiveness of the policy shifts proposed by P4P.
Support to Digital Defenders Partnership - Digital Democracy Initiative (DDI) 2023-2026 Defend and Protect: Strengthened digital resilience and security of pro-democracy civil society actors and more rights-respecting policies and standards safeguarding the use of digital technologies and online space
Transcend Programme The overall goal of the Transcend programme is to contribute to SDG 3 “Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages” in Turkana County.
Specifically, the programme aims to:
•	Objective 1: Increase community awareness and health-seeking behaviour for essential healthcare services
•	Objective 2: Improve access and utilization of quality healthcare services
•	Objective 3: Strengthen the institutional capacity of county health systems to manage healthcare
•	Objective 4: Enhance Monitoring, Evaluation, Research and Adapting Learning (MERL)
Genopfyldning af danske konsulenttrustfonde i multilaterale udviklingsinstitutioner På baggrund af overvejende positive erfaringer med konsulenttrustfondene godkendte Finansudvalget i marts 2003 en bevilling på 232 mio. kr. i støtte til genopfyldning af de danske konsulenttrustfonde i multilaterale udviklingsorganisationer. Bevillingen inkluderede desuden et bidrag til finansiering af en rådgiver i Udenrigsministeriet i København, der skulle virke som bindeled mellem danske virksomheder og de organisationer, hvor Danmark har konsulenttrustfonde, samt en rådgiver i Washington der bl.a. følger udviklingen i Verdensbankgruppen og IDB og bidrager til et tættere samarbejde mellem Danmark og de to institutioner. 

Projektoversigten var: 

40 mio. kr. til UNDP-trustfonde, 
8 mio. kr. til multilaterale rådgivere, 
120 mio. kr. til verdensbanken (IBRD), 
16 mio. kr. til Den internationale Finansieringsinstitution (IFC)
8 mio. kr. under til den afrikanske Udviklingsbank (AfDB), 
20 mio. kr. til Den asiatiske Udviklingsbank (AsDB) 
20 mio. kr. til Den inter-amerikanske Udviklingsbank (IDB).
Process consultant for the formulation of a Framework Agreement with the Danish Energy Agency under MynSam 2.0 Formulering af projektdokumentation for godkendelsen, herunder fattigdoms- og HR tilgang
SAWEA: Positioning wind energy as a contributor to global decarbonisation strategies The South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA) is a not-for-profit industry association advocating for the accelerated growth of wind energy in South Africa. It aims to promote a sustainable sector by influencing a better policy environment to provide substantial benefit for the nation.

As the representative voice of the wind industry in South Africa, SAWEA is constantly working towards facilitating dialogue between the wind sector and all key stakeholders. The support to SAWEA will be towards the five below initiatives:

1. WindAC Africa Conference
2. Mpumalanga EnergyDRIVE 
3. SAWEA Networking Events
4. SAWEA Wind Industry Internship Programme (WIIP)
5. SAWEA Research Studies Positioning wind energy as a contributor to global decarbonisation strategies, though providing education and awareness of renewable energy sources to learners in high school, internship opportunities for graduates, access to academia through research studies and Wind Academic conference and networking and information sharing of key industry stakeholders.
Danish Support for SDG 13 and SDG 16 Ghana faces severe economic and political challenges, and in the run up to the 2024 presidential and parliamentary elections, tensions are likely to increase. The negative impacts of climate change contribute to these tensions but are seldom addressed in public debate. This project will provide small-scale grant support to national and local civil society organisations to protect Ghana’s democratic and human rights advancements in an otherwise democratically challenged region as well as increasing the focus on climate change issues. 

The Embassy in Ghana has received an allocation of DKK One million from the SDG Opportunity Window to undertake activities in support of SDG 13 and SDG 16. To build capacity and support the efforts of local actors in increasing awareness and engagement regarding climate change issues in the political debate, as well as addressing challenges within democracy, civic space, freedom of speech and human rights. CSOs working in SDG16 and in SDG13
Developing Comprehensive Water Management Plans for Indian Cities The primary objective is to develop a framework for comprehensive Water Management plan for cities, develop a model Water Balance and Water Action plan, digitalisation, and developing capacity building blocks for other cities. This will directly contribute to the vision of the Green Strategic Partnership, the Letter of Intent between Denmark and Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (signed on 5th July 2021) and the sustainability agenda.
SESD phase III The overall objective of the program is to improve employment opportunities for the disadvantaged section of the population in South Africa. This purpose has for many years been supported though financial assistance for a reform of the academic instititions, the so called FET colleges. The program aims to meet the need for skilled labor in the industry, especially in small and medium-sized enterprises. Under Phase I and II, the program has focused on supporting the merging of the country¿s technical schools into 50 big education centers. In the third phase, the focus has been on supporting the structure and building of student counseling services, including the establishment of contact to the labor market to ensure internships and jobs for the students.

The project has at national level been working with the Ministry of Education and has locally supported the reform process in some of South Africa's poorest provinces: KwaZulu- Natal, Western Cape and North West. During the third phase, Eastern Cape has also been included in the project.
Ukraine Community Recovery Fund Community recovery interventions and nexus approaches in key sectors address displacement and strengthen individual and community resilience.
Turning universal rights into local reality: Strengthening sexual and reproductive health and rights and the protection of environmental human rights Promote the translation and implementation of international human rights obligations, commitments, and recommendations, into improved national legislation, policies, and practices in developing countries, thereby assisting duty bearers and other stakeholders with the protection, promotion, and fulfilment of the rights of individuals at the domestic level, with a focus on on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and environmental human rights defenders (EHRDs).
Denmark’s contribution to HURIDOCS’ project on strengthening accountability through digital investigations 2022-23 The project aims to enhance accountability by strengthening the possibilities for safe, digital human rights investigations, specifically catered to the needs of human rights defenders, especially those in developing countries. 

In the project, HURIDOCS will ensure the following key outputs:
•	Upgrade and improve Uwazi, their open source tool for human rights defenders 
•	Train and on-board human rights defenders in the use of Uwazi
•	Do outreach-meetings with stakeholders.

Through a number of activities, including cross-sectors exchanges and public outreach events, HURIDOCS will engage with a broad range of actors, governments’ representatives, tech companies and academia to foster creation of broad-based alliances and an ecosystem of actors committed to explore, develop and support information and data management solutions for human rights.
UNICEF humanitarian action in Syria 2022 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of UNICEF’s response in Syria to provide access to clean water, sanitation, health services and education, targeting 7,9 million beneficiaries, especially children
Caritas SPA 2022-2025 HUM 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.
Enhancing access to education on human rights and peace in Myanmar The overall objective of the Pyin-Nya-Man-Daing Programme is to ensure continuity of higher education in human rights, democracy and peace – during the continued political crisis and for the development of the next generation of Myanmar academics at tertiary institutions and civil society actors in human rights and stakeholders in community justice and dispute resolution.
Preparation of Building Stronger Universities (BSU) phase 4 The new development cooperation strategy “The World We Share” constitutes a basis on which to renew and strengthen development research. It focuses Danish international development cooperation on the promotion of democracy and human rights (of girls and women in particular), on the struggles against poverty and inequality (including conflicts, “irregular migration” and “fragility”) and on the need to tackle the causes and consequences of global warming in the context of improved environmental management and enhanced biodiversity. Wide-ranging partnerships underpin the plans for 2021-25, including with research institutions.

In addition to the more traditional research collaboration projects funding by Danida, a new program providing support for capacity development and research with selected African universities will be designed. The three phases of the BSU program have shown that there is considerable interest amongst Danish researchers and Danish Universities for partnerships with African higher education institutions. Furthermore, the outcomes of the program have been rated highly, both in the 2019-20 evaluation and in the 2021 mid-term review of BSU III, and it appears to have resulted in improved quality education and research at the targeted universities. The BSU program has been unique compared to most other international cooperation aiming at better and more research, because of its consistent focus on developing the capacity of the universities to carry out research-based teaching, do research, and reach out to societal actors. Most other programs focus either on research proper, or on offering PhD or master degrees to individuals. The BSU focus on both research administrative and support aspects, curricula development that embeds research in postgraduate teaching, and on building up research organisations at institutional level which can act as models beyond the chosen scientific theme, and which has outreach built into the approaches to research, must
Danidas egen oplysningsvirksomhed 2022 Løbende udgifter til Udenrigsministeriets kommunikation om Danmarks deltagelse i det internationale udviklingssamarbejde, såsom tematiske indsatser, kampagneaktiviteter, pressens deltagelse i ministerrejser til udviklingslande samt til videreudvikling og drift af OpenAid til brug for afrapportering af UM's udviklingsprojekter.
Financial contribution to ALNAP from 2022 Learning, evaluation, research  and networking opportunities for expanding the evidence base on results of humanitarian action
IMR - Institut for Menneskerettigheder - Udviklingssamarbejde - 1997-2021 The objective is to finance human rights projects implemented by the Danish Institute for Human Rights
Røde Kors Danmark/ICRC humanitære indsats i Palæstina, 2023-2024 This allocation contributes to ICRC’s activities responding to the humanitarian needs caused by the Hamas armed terror attack on Israel the 7th of October 2023 and the following hostilities.
Aftale om støtte til DIIS til gennemførelse af uafhængige faglige studier og forskning i forbindelse med evaluering af den danske udviklingsbistand At støtte DIIS i gennemførelsen af faglige studier og forskning inden for DIIS’ arbejdsprogram, der kan bidrage til at styrke kvaliteten af udviklingssamarbejdet, herunder forberedelse og kvalitetssikring af evalueringer af udviklingsbistanden, samt læring og erfaringsopsamling.
ICRC - Too Big To Fail (TBtF) The Too Big to Fail programme aims to stabilize the domestic water service delivery to 12 million people produced from the seven largest critical potable water facilities in Syria.
Restrukturering af uddannlesesdepartementet i North West Province Restrukturering af uddannlesesdepartementet i North West Province Restrukturering af uddannlesesdepartementet i North West Province Restrukturering af uddannlesesdepartementet i North West Province
Ekstraordinært statsbidrag til International Campaign to Ban Landmines' "Landmine Monitor" initiativ Ekstraordinært statsbidrag til International Campaign to Ban Landmines' "Landmine Monitor" initiativ Ekstraordinært statsbidrag til International Campaign to Ban Landmines' "Landmine Monitor" initiativ Ekstraordinært statsbidrag til International Campaign to Ban Landmines' "Landmine Monitor" initiativ
Constructing an Indicator Framework to Assess the Blue Economy in Vietnam Support the Vietnam Administration of Seas and Islands (VASI) with developing an Indicator Framework to assess the performance of Blue Economy in Vietnam.
Inception for Sector Strategic Cooperation in Brazil - Energy Inception for Sector Strategic Cooperation in Brazil - Energy

The inception phase is preparation and programming of a project document
Smart Lab on Clean rivers The overall objective of this project is to bring Global Sustainable Solutions for Clean Rivers in India through the Concept of Living Lab. This will be achieved by following outputs:
- Setting up a Platform for bringing the global sustainable solutions in Varanasi,
-  Demonstrating the concepts for improving the analytical and monitoring laboratory of the Central Water Commission operating in Varanasi, and 
- Demonstrating the concepts for holistic Varuna Action Plan with global sustainable solutions.
Santiago Network workshop 4-6 May 2022 The objective of this project is to help advance the process of fully operationalizing the Santiago Network on Loss and Damage. In doing so, the Santiago Network will become an important instrument in helping developing countries avert, minimize and address loss and damage.
DSIF - Sri Lanka - Oluvil Port Project To establish a transport and fishery harbour on the eastern and less developed part of Sri Lanka, and to create basis for a longrun regional development.
EBRD-Partnership for Green and Just Transition in Kosovo The objective of the development cooperation is that Kosovo is on a solid path towards climate neutral energy, according to its National Energy Strategy, based on heightened energy efficiency, transformational use of renewable energy sources and integration in the Pan-European market, while integrating just transition considerations and addressing energy poverty. The Agreement between EBRD and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, will support Kosovo’s green energy transition. EBRD’s approach will be aligned with the goals of the Paris Agreement and inclusive – following the Gender and Economic Inclusion strategies, and Just Transition approach.