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Tanzania 2021 CP Bridging Funds - Green Growth and Job creation To increase employment and income opportunities for farmers and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through green inclusive growth. 

The three different engagements will contribute to this through, a) increased level of productive investments among agribusiness entrepreneurs that promotes inclusive green growth, b) increased access to and use of alternative energy sources and capacity building on environmental conservation in refugee hosting areas in Kigoma region and c) improved employability of youth in Singida and Morogoro.
Fragility, Risk and Resilience Analysis Tool The objective of the assignment is to develop a concise and embassy-level oriented tool to support the analysis of risks and resilience related to fragility caused by conflict and climate change.
MPTF. Contributing to a coherent and coordinated UN support for migration management. 2020-2022. The objective of the engagement is to i) supporting the UN system in contributing to a coherent and coordinated migration management, focusing on building capacities at country level and breaking down silos in the UN cooperation on migration; and ii) contributing to the overall Danish efforts to reduce irregular migration and make existing migration more safe, orderly and regular.
AFD-NBH Lebanon The objective is to respond to the urgent needs expressed by communities living in vulnerable neighborhoods, and strengthening social cohesion, as well as enhancing the trust between the local authorities (municipalities) and the communities living in the neighborhood. As a result, projects shall develop a community-based and gender approach, focus on women and young people, include both investments and soft components, and phase short term actions (e.g. garbage and waste removal through employment intensive investments, housing rehabilitation, psychosocial support, legal assistance, etc.) and middle term ones (basic services, structural repairs to housing, public, green or sport spaces, etc.).
Explorer 2020 Danish Sun Energy 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 initial analysis in regards to developing and implementing a project has already been conducted throughout the last 3-4 years and DSE has a concrete plan for installation of a plant, including involvement of local companies for electrical and civil 
works. The purpose of the project is therefore to complete the last and final stage of development of a 40 MW PV solar project in Embu, Kenya Finalization of Belgen Embu Solar Power Ltd Kenya
To complete the financial and technical development of a 40 MW PV solar project in Embu Kenya in collaboration with the local partner Belgen to a stage where our end-investor will pay for the project rights with the succeeding purpose of appointing DSE as the EPC manager in constructing the plant that will provide inexpensive green power for Kenya for the next 25 years. In addition, DSE will be a partial owner of the project, thus having long term commitment and income from the project.
Assessment of the Results of Strong Cities Network’s Global Efforts to Prevent Violent Extremism in Fragile States Assessment of results of the Strong Cities Network’s global efforts to prevent violent extremism in fragile states 2020-21
Danida contract COWI Holding expert consultant supporting Danish Emergency Relief Fund (DERF) procurement 2020 COWI - konsulentkontrakt DERF udbud, 2020 - CONSULTANCY AGREEMENT regarding Technical assistance in relation to the EU-tendering ofthe Danish Emergency Relief Fund (DERF)
Climate Investment Platform CIP Overview
This project proposal is expressly for the two year ‘start-up phase’ of the CIP. The initial start-up phase, particularly the first 6 months (Q2 and Q3 2020), will be oriented around learning-by-doing, real-time adjustments, and making informed recommendations on rapidly and effectively taking CIP to scale. The first six-month period is considered as an inception phase where there should be room for adjustments and modifications in the set up and will include monthly calls with the Government of Denmark. The ‘start-up phase’ will then be followed by the full scale-up of the CIP where multiple donors should collaborate to fund the CIP strategic targets.
The project objective is to pilot CIP’s country-level support, network outreach and management systems, with the aim to establish the CIP’s initial credibility and added value, and to inform the design of the scale-up phase of the CIP. In order to achieve this goal, the CIP will initially build on existing systems, programmatic activities, and capabilities of the announcing partners in order to move quickly and efficiently.

The project activities are organized around three workstreams:
 Workstream #1: Country-level activities. The CIP’s start-up phase will prioritize on-the-ground activities,
aiming to achieve early results and impact with in-depth, quality support. The CIP’s clients are developing
countries and the private sector. An origination strategy will be developed and operationalized. Support
on country-level activities will include but will not be limited to: country scoping missions; convening
country-level partnership discussions with MDBs and others; preparing investment roadmaps and plans;
funding concept review and strengthening.
 Workstream #2: Outreach and building the CIP Network. Capitalizing on the high-level support and
visibility of the CIP deriving from its launch at the 2019 UNSG’s Climate Summit, the project will ensure
continued outreach activities to enhance the CIP’s
Denmark's Contribution to the Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) for the Period 2019-2022 Contributing to the achievement of the SDGs and the fight to combat climate change by supporting ASEF capacity building in Asian developing countries.

Support youth, academics and educators from Asian developing countries through dialogue and exchanges with the goal to strengthen ties between Asia and Europa and empower future generations to impact their national and local communities on a broad number of issues including good governance, sustainable development and public health.
DFC Fellowships 2020 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.
Mapping of synergies in Danish Development Assistance Mapping/analysis of the synergies of the Danish development engagement and the framework for adaptive and flexible implementation of Danish development aid.
Start-up Phase for Enhanced Results Reporting Process Consultancy for the Start-up Phase of an Enhanced Results Reporting System. The purpose of the assignment is to arrive at a clearer definition of the proposed enhanced results reporting system.
Strengthening the impact of development investments (IFC) The grant supports the Development Impact Investment Network to bring together practitioners in the field of blended finance to develop specific, concrete tools and methods of measuring impact, before, under and after a blended finance transaction.
World Food Programme (WFP) flash appeal funding Horng of Africa COVID-19 2020 Danish contribution to WFP for COVID-19 related food emergencies in Horn of Africa, 2020.
Sphere Association, 2019-2021 With the purpose of contributing to strengthening the humanitarian environments ability to deliver effective and quality humanitarian assistance, Denmark has placed itself centrally by supporting the development and conformation of minimumstandards for humanitarian assistance and a related certification standard for humanitarian assistance. 

The partner’s results description and results frameworks are global, general, and highly aggregated and the MFA core contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner. Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://spherestandards.org/resources/ Support to Sphere Association
Support to The Nexus Initiative The Nexus Initiative: Global Advocacy for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)

Overall objective of the Initiative is to equip its members to better push back against the pushback on SRHR in UN negotiations, thereby safeguarding the implementation of SRHR programmes and policies on the ground and helping to ensure women’s and girls’ SRHR which is essential for developing countries’ achievement of sustainable development.
Evaluating legal and policy responses to COVID-19 from a HR perspective in developing countries The project is focused on the state of human rights during the COVID-19 pandemic. RWI will undertake a systematic analysis of human rights implications of COVID-19 response and recovery measures in 15 developing countries. The main outputs of the project will be: a refined tool that facilitates constructive engagement with states on the human rights implications of legal and policy measures adopted in response to COVID-19, 15 national law and policy reports addressing the human rights-implications of COVID-19 response in the selected developing countries, a comparative analysis of good practices and issues of concern, and a global webinar. The project will lay the foundation for a more ambitious global initiative, which will provide agenda-setting for the post-pandemic world, as well as capacity building for national researchers and other actors, and a wider analysis of policy responses to the pandemic worldwide.
Red Cross Denmark - NGO call Sahel - 2020-20255 Red Cross Denmark - NGO call Sahel - 2020-2025 - The project will contribute to the protection and resilience of displaced persons and host communities in vulnerable situations through humanitarian assistance and sustainable inclusive solutions for livelihood and social cohesion in selected regions of Mali and Niger.
Danidas own communication auxiliary 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.
Desk-appraisal Danish Maritime Security Programme, Gulf of Guinea Consultancy contract concerning a desk appraisal of the Danish Maritime Security Programme in the Gulf of Guinea. Desk appraisal of new phase of support
Appraisal of UNICEF Covid-19 respons project document - Ghana / Danish Embassy Through this appraisal, it is the objective that an independent assessment of the proposed project document for a UNICEF Covid-19 response support in Ghana will identify areas that need to be addressed in the project document, risks and barriers for implementation that should be mitigated and recommendations in general to be considered. Inputs that overall will contribute to a project document of higher quality and increased likelihood to deliver development that provides sustainable and inclusive results.
Danish Red Cross: Saving lives and building resilience through multi-sector assistance to populations affected in Syria, Lebanon and Iraq 2020-22 Red Cross Denmark activities in Syria and the region, 2020
Saving lives and building resilience through multi-sector assistance to populations affected by the Syria Crisis in Syria, Lebanon and Iraq
Research mobilities grants 2019 Further information at: https://dfcentre.com/research/ The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark (MFA) provides grants for development research activities as part of Denmark’s international development cooperation. Within this framework, the MFA invites applications for individual Danida Mobility Grants to facilitate the creation and development of international networks and research collaboration through research stays in Denmark by researchers from the growth and transition countries included in the “Partnering with Denmark” programme: Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Colombia, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Iran, Kenya, Mexico, Myanmar, South Africa, Turkey, and Vietnam. 
Eligible themes correspond to the selected themes for research projects in the Window 2 modality.
CDNH - Building a Harmonious and Peaceful Society in Rakhine State The strategic objective of the project is to reduce the tension and increase in peaceful interaction between local authorities and Muslim, Rakhine and other communities in Rakhine State, Myanmar.
TMEA Regional (Grant from Denmark to the Safe Trade Emergency Facility Project) STEF Covid-19 TMEA Regional (Grant from Denmark to the Safe Trade Emergency Facility Project) STEF Covid-19 

The onset of COVID-19 crisis and its rapid transmission led to a flurry of Government Directives being issued by each country in the EAC to contain the pandemic's spread. One of the first areas of focus for reducing infections transmission was the transport and trade routes – considered to be significant infection conduits. The initial set of measures introduced to contain the spread of COVID-19 via air transport and along the trade routes lacked coordination between countries leading to several disruptions in regional and national supply chains. Directives and procedures were often conflicting, too high-level, and not sufficiently broken down into administrative Standard Operating Procedures for smooth application at the borders.
Peterson Institute for International Economics Partnership 2020-2022 The objective of the project is provide policy-analysis to expand decarbonization in developing countries to address the global threat of climate change and support sustainable and inclusive development. The project is intended through its expert analysis of climate change related issues affecting developing countries to offer a set of practical policy solutions to the problems identified in the key project theme areas. Policy ideas spurned by this project in each of its proposed policy research papers will be formulated in an accessible format, aiming to inform and shape the public debate in both developed and developing countries. Key target audiences for this project include developing government officials and legislators, business and labor leaders, management and staff at international organizations, university-based scholars and their students, experts at other research institutions and nongovernmental organizations, the media, and the public at large.
Technical assistance to MFA in quality assurance of Rio markers and providing input the annual Technical assistance to MFA in quality assurance of Rio markers and providing input the annual Technical assistance to MFA in quality assurance of Rio markers and providing input the annual Technical assistance to MFA in quality assurance of Rio markers and providing input the annual
Review of DIGNITY The present review is part of the regular oversight set out in the cooperation agreement between the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and the Danish Institute against Torture, DIGNITY. The review comes against a backdrop of change and growth during the past decade. 

The objective of the review is to analyse and assess the overall capacity and performance of DIGNITY's work under the cooperation agreement with MFA in the years from 2015 - 2019. Review of DIGNITY
Strategic Sector Cooperation in support of a sustainable Island Initiative in Indonesia The project is a combined effort by the Danish Ministry og Environment and the Danish Energy Agency to assist local government planning for and implementing green solutions in the energy sector  and for the  environment
IOM. Global Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan for COVID-19. 2020-2021. Support for IOM’s Global Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan Coronavirus Disease 2019, February – December 2020, updated on 15 April 2020. 

The grant is to be used for the related activities under the response plan in the two regions East and Horn of Africa and the Middle East and North Africa, respectively. The grant can only be used in countries on the OECD-DAC’s list of countries and territories eligible to receive official development assistance (ODA).
World's Best News, project grants, since 2021 The World’s Best News: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs supports activities that engage and inform the Danish public regarding The Global Goals in relation to global development. The World’s Best News gives the Danish Public constructive and relevant news and information about developmental issues and The Global Goals in relation to development issues through media partnerships, events and educational materials.
Mexico - Strategic Sector Cooperation Food Safety - Phase I SSC on Veterinary and Food Safety in the Pig Production between Denmark and Mexico
DMDP 2020 - Organic growth: Taking Afghanistan’s certified saffron value chain to scale Saffron is a global, climate-resilient, gender-sensitive and high-value export commodity. The Afghan saffron export market is the third-largest in the world, holding 8.8% of global volume, and the saffron exports business is growing bigger by the year. With the right investment and marketing, Afghanistan is positioned to become a major player in the global market for saffron. Hand in Hand, and its commercial partner Conflictfood, aim to establish and scale the first-ever line of certified organic saffron produced and processed in Afghanistan.
Sustainable production of saffron answers three major challenges in Afghanistan. Firstly, it is a legal alternative to the cultivation of opium poppy fueled by lack of livelihood and income opportunities. Secondly, saffron is climate-resilient as it does not require heavy irrigation. It is therefore an ideal crop for the climate change scenarios for Afghanistan, which include increased frequency and intensity of drought. Lastly, the saffron value chain requires labour-intensive post-harvest processing. It is therefore an engine of rural job creation, especially for women and youth who often engage in these activities. The project will contribute to improved livelihoods and unlock new markets, by responding to the growing international demand and by recognising the climate-resilient and labour-intensive nature of saffron.
The Danida Market Development Partnerships programme (DMDP) is designed to support commercially oriented partnerships for sustainable market development in developing countries. In addition to reporting on individually determined outputs and outcomes, all DMDP projects report on five key programme indicators. These five indicators are the same for the whole project portfolio, enabling strategic and programme level monitoring, and aggregation of results.
At the programme level, three key outcomes which are related to three of the five key programme indicators, have been chosen for results reporting: Outcome 1 Premium quality organic saffron creates new farm and job income opportunities, especially for women, through a stronger export market.
Nigeria Food Safety The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Statistics is a peer-to-peer cooperation in Nigeria. During the inception phase, the cooperation will determine the project’s specific focus and the main partner authority resulting in a partnership agreement, a project document containing project outcomes, outputs and activities. Potential areas of cooperation are: registration of herds and animals, surveillance and management of animal diseases, slaughterhouse hygiene, chemical and microbiological food safety.

A Strategic Sector Cooperation (SSC) is a partnership aimed at improving sector framework conditions in a partner country. The initiative is a flexible and adaptive instrument for mutual exchange of experience, learning and capacity building, building on a consolidated strong relationship and trust between the involved authorities. The commitment to finance the Danish authorities’ participation is sequenced in phases; an inception phase of approximately one year resulting in a project document; followed by phase one, two and –if need be – a phase three during which the cooperation is deepened and developed. All SSC partnerships are supported by a sector advisor at the embassy, who impel progress and stir the partnership in the direction agreed upon.

Annually, the SSC projects deliver a report on project progress and results achieved. Progress on selected outputs are displayed in openaid. Identification and formulation of phase I of the Strategic Sector Cooperation project on Livestock and Food Safety
Support to AmplifyChange 2021-23 - Strengthening Civil Society Advocacy for SRHR AmplifyChange is a civil society support mechanism for strengthening voices for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in developing countries. Improvement of sexual and reproductive health and rights for women, and girls and marginalised groups is a key focus. AmplifyChange mandate as set out in its Articles of Association, limits its operations to support to civil society in ’ODA-eligible’ countries. AmplifyChange operates a challenge funds for financial support to civil society in developing countries, provides technical assistance for organisational strengthening to recipient of funds, and is a knowledge hub for SRHR-advocacy. 

Denmark played a key role together with the Netherlands and Packard Foundation in establishing the multi-donor SRHR fund, which was launched in 2014 as AmplifyChange. The fund was established as a response to an identified gap in funding of civil society’s work on advancing SRHR, in particular organisations in developing countries, a funding gap, which was identified by a Danish review in 2012 and later reconfirmed in a review by the Netherlands. 

AmplifyChange is a well-known advocate for improved policy and action on the most neglected SRHR issues. It is a unique entity being a challenge fund with its focus on advocacy for SRHR through support to civil society in developing countries, having a specific focus on ‘hard to reach’ areas, and with a capacity to manage a large number of grantees. AmplifyChange has a good track-record in reaching ‘hard to fund’ areas (geographically as well as subject wise). Its inclusive approach and capacity building activities has ensured support for a diverse range of civil society groups, including those who have never previously received support for their SRHR advocacy efforts.
Technical support for data collection on support to multilateral institutions The objective is to provide technical assistance for retrieving raw data on multilateral support within Danida to be used as basis for additional evaluative work.
Core Funding for International Crisis Group 2023-24 Support Crisis Group’s research, analysis, policy formulation and advocacy efforts, which complement and reinforce efforts of national governments including Denmark, the EU, the UN, other regional and international organisations, as well as wider stakeholders to conflict, including opinion makers and peace actors, to prevent or resolve conflicts and build a lasting peace