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Bangladesh Development Programme 2023-2028 In support of the first Strategic Objective of the Denmark - Bangladesh Strategic Framework, the bilateral development programme will focus on green and socially just economic growth through the food & agriculture sector, and through urban industrial sectors. In support of the first Strategic Objective of the Denmark - Bangladesh Strategic Framework, the bilateral development programme will focus on green and socially just economic growth through the food & agriculture sector, and through urban industrial sectors.

Development projects will support green, inclusive and sustainable production sectors and are expected to contribute to the following outcomes:

- Strengthened government and private sector participation in promoting green, resilient, and inclusive development by setting climate and environmental standards that meet upcoming EU requirements for import.

- Strengthened enforcement of labour law, and increased motivation of companies with a view to pursue a sustainable supply chain and decent working conditions.
Jordan ODA-loan III Afdrag på statslån The loan provides funding for purchase of goods and services in Denmark for cold stores and generators
Sundhedstjeneste i Sissala-distriktet To build health planning, monitoring and implementation capacity in Sissala District Health Team, to facilitate health-related operational research and to build civil society capacity to improve the district.
Contract - Programming Danish support to the Systematic Observations Financing Facility The objective of the assignment is in close collaboration with DMI and GDK to prepare the program documentation for the Danish support to SOFF.
Transition programme for Afghanistan By the end of the engagement, essential services are sustained that address basic human needs for the people in Afghanistan, preserving also social investments and community-level systems essential to meeting basic human needs, and protecting gains to the SDGs.
Danish Support to EBRD Trust Fund for Early Recovery and Reconstruction 2022-2025 The development objective of the programme - a contribution to the EBRD Crisis Response Special Fund - is to support resilience through the support for early recovery and later reconstruction with the ultimate goal of preserving and improving the livelihoods of people in Mykolaiv and wider Ukraine.
MPTF. Support to the UN Migration Fund. 2023-2025. Support to the Migration Multi Partner Trust Fund. The MPTF is the only funding mechanism fully dedicated to supporting collective action on migration and ensuring that such trust, determination and solidarity amongst States and with other stakeholders can be fostered to ensure safe, orderly and regular migration.
Red Barnet 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.
Genopfyldning af danske konsulenttrustfonde i multilaterale udviklingsinstitutioner IDB KONS TRUST FUND  GENOPF AKT 108
Municipality of Aarhus: Framework Programme on Strategic Sector Cooperation within Urban Water Resilience Strengthen framework mechanisms and institutional capacity of partner authorities to promote climate adaptation and resilience in cities through climate responsive urban water management by building on Danish expertise and solutions with a focus on water related challenges.
Strengthening IPR protection and advancing digital green government in Brazil This SSC proposal will pursue two main objectives, both of which were part of the previous two phases: i) strengthening protection of intellectual property rights and ii) advancing digital green government in Brazil. The proposed joint efforts build on the established strong bilateral SSC partnership between Brazil and Denmark that has been in existence since 2015.

The third SSC phase will adapt to the changing political priorities of Brazil and the remarkable organizational and strategic advancements made by the partnership institutions INPI and SGD during the two previous phases. It will also include activities with the “parent” ministries, the Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services (MDIC) as well as the Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services (MGI), as to reinforce selected strategic projects that have roots in the past two phases and will now be implemented at the highest level. The latter effort will also endeavor to establish a sustainable platform for dialogue between the two countries that can persist after the conclusion of the SSC.
International Media Support 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.
Sustainable tourism in Honduras Contribute to an economic development in rural societies in the bufferzones to protected areas within the Carribian Corridor, by introducing initiatives to develop sustainable tourism.
Danidas egen oplysningsvirksomhed 2022 Bevillingen dækker afholdelse af løbende udgifter til Udenrigsministeriets kommunikation om Danmarks deltagelse i det internationale udviklingssamarbejde.
Partnership workshop Kenya - Inclusive Refugee Response The Round Table brought together Government of Kenya at national level as well as Turkana County level; the UNHCR, international donors, the World Bank and IFC, Danish philanthropic foundations, and Kenya civil society organisations to debate refugee operations in Kenya. 
A high-level panel debated the New Refugees Act, and Government of Kenya’s position of moving away from encampment to the integrated settlement approach. The Round Table participants also debated the policy implication of the inclusive refugee response and the role of development partners. This was followed by a discussion of local leadership and private sector engagement; and the role of Civil Society Organisation in refugee operation and the implementation of a nexus approach - and in this regard the preparedness of the humanitarian organisations. The purpose of the seminar is to bring together stakeholders from Kenya (Government of Kenya, UN organisations, donors and other relevant actors) and Denmark (UM, private foundations) to discuss perspectives of the new Danish support to inclusive refugee responses.
Appraisal of Danish support to the World Bank Trust Fund "Food Systems 2030" Desk-Appraisal of Danish support to the World Bank Trust Fund "Food Systems 2030"
DACAAR ROI 2022: Support to Sustainable Reintegration of Returnees, IDPs and Vulnerable Host Communities in Afghanistan The proposed project aims at improving livelihoods, health and life quality on a sustainable basis for returnees, protracted IDPs and their vulnerable host communities. By the completion of the project, beneficiaries would have improved livelihoods as measured by reduced time in collecting water and increased time spent on food production, income generation and girls’ and boys’ education, improved health as measured by a reduction in water borne diseases, and an overall improvement in the quality of life as perceived by the targeted men, women, boys and girls. The integrated nature and the diverse targeting strategy of the interventions will enable addressing of the needs and priorities of the communities from different angles; access to and use of safe drinking water coupled with open defecation free villages, improved hygiene behavior will reduce the incidence of diseases (including COVID19 and AWD)  which will in turn enable communities to invest increased time, energy and resources into learning new skills and engaging in various farm and off farm income generating activities offered by the intervention.  The interventions planned will particularly target at risk individuals and households such as women-headed households, youth susceptible to embracing negative coping mechanisms, impoverished farmers and individuals with disability.
Water consultancy fund Establishment of a Consultancy Services fund for integrated water resource management in the SADC region to provide support to institutions in the region, and to enhance the understanding and awareness of water resource management.
UNRWA Flash Appeals for Gaza and the West Bank, 2023 This allocation comes as a response to UNRWA’s flash appeal for US$104m for activities responding to the humanitarian needs caused by the armed conflict affecting the Gaza Strip and Israel. For further details on the achievements and results please visit: www.unrwa.org This allocation comes as a response to UNRWA’s flash appeal for US$104m for activities responding to the humanitarian needs caused by the armed conflict affecting the Gaza Strip and Israel.
MYNSAM 2 - Governance Based on new SSC guiding principles, the Administrative Manual and the Financial Annex and in light of recommendations from the Appraisal Reports, the objective of the assignment is to operationalise and concretize the governance structure for the two upcoming framework programs on environment and food respectively in order to strengthen implementation of the two programs and to give directions for similar governance of future framework programs.
Formulation of phase II of OECD Clean Energy Financing and Investment Mobilisation (CEFIM) Programme Increased private sector activity in development and financing of “bankable” clean energy investments
Niger - Protecting and strengthening the sexual and reproductive rights of girls and adolescents Using a protection approach based on Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR), strengthening protection services and improving access for children and adolescents to holistic and multi-sectoral protection services will help to reduce the rate of child marriage, including in a humanitarian context, and ultimately the rate of demographic growth. The project’s objective is to reduce the rate of child marriage and, ultimately, population growth through strengthening the national child protection services and improving children’s and adolescents’ access to holistic and multi-sector protection services. CSOs will be engaged in community-level work in 5 regions to educate and support adolescent girls to avoid early marriage through supporting school attendance, and to change families’ attitudes towards girls’ rights and early marriage. Work in humanitarian situations will comprise both preventive, curative, and care-taking activities.
OCHA Yemen HF 2022 This allocation of 38 million DKK to the UN Country-Based Pooled Fund for Yemen contributes to meeting the objectives of the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022, which points to 23.4 million people in need and calls for 4.27 billion USD to reach 17.9 million people with humanitarian assistance. The Humanitarian Response Plan aims at reaching 17.5 million people with food security and agricultural assistance; 6.6 million people with nutrition assistance; 12.6 million people with health assistance; 13.1 million people with water, sanitation and hygiene assistance and 11.2 million people with protection including protection of women and girls against gender-based violence.

This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022, which calls for 4.27 billion USD to reach 17.9 million people with 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://www.unocha.org/research-and-reports This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022, which calls for 4.27 billion USD to reach 17.9 million people with humanitarian assistance
Enhancing Safe Drinking Water Security and Climate Resilience through Rainwater Harvesting Wellbeing of the most climate vulnerable people in Mongla Upazila improved through access to a nearby source of safe drinking water through systems that can be replicated in other localities.
Tensions Monitoring System The overarching aim of the Tensions Monitoring System project is to inform key actors with context-specific and evidence-based analysis to guide conflict sensitive decision making, programming and policy development.  The system seeks to continuously strengthen and evolve a collective understanding of tension and drivers of tensions.
World Food Programme (WFP) flash appeal funding Afghanistan 2022 Contribute to meeting the food and nutrition needs of more than 23 million people in Afghanistan in 2022.
World Food Programme humanitarian action in Mali, 2023.2024 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of WFP Humanitarian Response Plan for Mali 2023 including reaching 5.7 million people in need.
Support to orphanages relocated from the east of Ukraine The grant will cover the expenses for a newly established Ukrainian orphanage facility hosting to up to 200 chidren relocated from the various orphanages located within the warzone in and around the city of Kharkiv, to the safe area in Chernivtsi area.
Adaption and finalization Africa Partnership for Peace and The Africa Partnership for Peace and Sustainability (APPS) sets out the overall objectives for Denmark's approach to engage with African institutions across Danish policy priorities and instruments, particularly the Danish development policy “The World We Share",  the Foreign and Security Policy from May 2023 and the upcoming Africa Plan.
Consultancy to develop NbS pipeline The following points will be the main objectives of the consultancy assignment:
a.	Danish-supported programmes in countries with expanded partnerships (Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Uganda, Kenya and Bangladesh) screened, both in rural and urban contexts. Potential for NbS engagements identified and potential synergies with Danish climate interventions (adaptation and mitigation) and agriculture (agro-ecology) assessed. 
b.	Relevance and feasibility of potential Danish support to multilateral NbS initiatives assessed primarily within existing but also new partnerships, including solutions within financing mechanisms such as IUCN’s Nature+ Accelerator and the Legacy Landscapes Fund. 
c.	Based on the IUCN Global Standards on NbS and interviews with relevant embassies, guidance for the Danish MFA to identify and design NbS activities developed as well as a potential framework for a system for monitoring of impacts and results of Danish NbS-supported activities.
d.	Mapping of a selection of other donors’ NbS engagements as well as those of relevant multilateral organizations (e.g. IUCN, GEF; GCF and UNEP), Danish CSOs, foundations, and private organizations.
e.	Support for further methodological development of the NbS concept assessed, (e.g. with respect to financial structuring of investments, certification, measurement and monitoring of impacts and learning) and the relevance of such support as part of the Danish future NbS investment (e.g. through the NbS Facility).
European Development Fund (EDF) 2023 Created in 1957 by the Treaty of Rome and launched in 1959, the European Development Fund (EDF) is the EU's main instrument for providing development aid to African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries and to overseas countries and territories (OCTs). The EDF is established within the framework of an international agreement between the EU and its partner countries. The current ACP-EU Partnership Agreement, the `Cotonou Agreement´, was concluded in 2000. The 11th European Development Fund entered into force on the 1st March 2015 and the total financial resources amount to 30.5 billion euro for the period till 2020 of which the Danish share is approx. 2 pct.  The EDF is financed outside the EU budget by direct contributions from EU Member States.  The EU's aid efforts are particularly focused on the following areas: Trade, regional integration, environment, infrastructure, transportation, water & energy, food security, support for economic & institutional reforms, conflict prevention, human rights, and democracy & good governance.

The Danish strategic priorities for the participation in development cooperation through the EU focus on three areas:   
1.The EU as a global force for human rights (HR). The EU must incorporate HR in all its relations and policies with developing countries through a human rights-based approach to development.
2.The EU as a stable partner in fragile states. The EU must unfold its full potential in terms of preventing conflicts, creating security and building stable and legitimate states. The EU's involvement must be strengthened and the synergies between EU policies must be utilized to an even greater degree.
3.The EU as a driver of green growth and employment. The EU must prioritize green growth and employment as a key to prosperity and as a precondition for sustainable development. The EU must use its influence in international negotiations to ensure that development, environment and climate are addressed in a coherent way.
Pre-and desk appraisal Africa for Peace Programme To conduct a Pre-and desk appraisal of the new phase of the Africa for Peace Programme requested by the RDE in Addis Ababa. The first payment under the contract to be paid in June - but most of the payment when desk appraisal have been conducted most likely beginning of September.
DEA Technical Assistance for APRA (TA-APRA) To strengthen knowledge and capabilities to unlock regulatory and institutional barriers identified to accelerate the implementation of renewable energy in selected African countries under the “Accelerating Partnership for Renewables in Africa” programme facilitated by IRENA.
Trust Fund in Support of establishing af System-Wide Evaluation Office To generate cohesive and timely evaluative evidence across the UN development system at country, regional and global level with particular value to a) governing and legislative bodies in their oversight, decision-making, and direction setting roles of the UN system as a whole b)UN system leadership seeking better understanding on SDG progress and impediments and their contribution to system-wide results c) UN guidance and support to member states reg. SDGs
Nordic-Baltic MDB Constituency Meeting Copenhagen 2024 In a number of the multilateral development banks (World Bank, Asian Development Bank, African Development Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, EBRD) the Nordic and Baltic countries jointly represent constituencies, forming the basis of the Nordic and Baltic representation in these organisations. The annual meeting of Nordic and Baltic representatives in the MDBs and national expert working on MDBs constitutes an important platform for coordination and exchange of knowledge and best practises in the work with MDBs.
BoaVida ApS – Coconut and cashew fruit factory rural Lindi, Tanzania Inclusive sustainable growth and development. Bringing socially sustainable and environmentally friendly products to consumers. Improve the systems behind the food we eat and ensure a more equal distribution of value in the business of foods.
Consultancy support for finalising the UNEP-CCC funding The consultant will be tasked with 1) finalizing the budget for the programme document, 2) conduct a financial review before the first dispursement of funds to UNEP, and 3) looking into the financial claim made by DTU following the closing of the UNEP-DTU Partnership (UDP) and close the project.
Programme formulation for project with the Pacific Community Programme formulation for project with the Pacific Community
Support to Royal Civil Service Commission The objective of this component is: Decentralisation and Civil Service in Bhutan strengthened to facilitate the new tasks and responsibilities in accordance with the 9th plan and the newly approved chathrims for DYTs and GYTs.
DGBP 2022. Reducing food loss and waste through green cold chain solutions for farmers and traders in Kenya The Danida Green Business Partnerships (DGBP) programme funds and supports market-based partnership projects between commercial and non-commercial partners addressing climate and environmental challenges while contributing to inclusive growth and improved livelihoods. The programme builds on previous years’ experience with the private partnership program, DMDP.

The long-term objective of DGBP is enhanced global green transition and private-led inclusive economic growth through innovative partnerships. Through commercially oriented partnerships, the programme will contribute to sustainable and socially just economic recovery, green transition and create hope and opportunities through decent jobs and green growth. By engaging private sector finance and competencies in combination with local development knowledge of non-commercial partners, the programme aims to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), in particular addressing climate change mitigation, climate change adaptation, environmental protection, biodiversity and inclusive growth. Notably SDG 1 (no poverty), SDG 8 (decent jobs and economic growth), SDG 12 (responsible consumption and production), SDG 13 (climate action), and SDG 17 (partnerships) are targeted. DGBP 2022. Reducing food loss and waste through green cold chain solutions for farmers and traders in Kenya
Control and Prevention of HIV/AIDS in Somaliland. Reduce the HIV/AIDS prevalence, reduce vulnerability to HIV transmission, mitigate negative effects of HIV/AIDS epidemic, provide care and support for affected and nfected individuals.
Danish chairmanship for OECD-DAC 2023-2026 In accordance with normal practice when a country occupy the chair, Denmark has taken the responsibility to pay for all expenses (salary, housing etc.) related to the chairmanship. The main objective is to provide a Danish Chairmanship of the OECD Development Assistance Committee for 2023-2026
UNDP - Regional Programme on Climate Security in Western Sahel (RPCS) The programme is organized around four outcomes. Outcome 1 and 2 will be of regional scope, dealing with regional dimensions and processes, whereas outcomes 3 and 4 will focus more on community and local-level actions to reduce climate-related security risks.

Outcome 1: Effective decision making for early action through enhanced monitoring and information management over climate-related security risks 

Outcome 2: Integrated regional policy and collaboration across the climate – security nexus

Outcome 3: Strengthened local governance systems for climate-related security risks and natural resources management

Outcome 4: Improved community resilience through sustainable and diversified livelihoods systems
Consultancy for appraisal of the project supporting National Determined Contribution Partnership (NDC-P) The consultant will conduct the appraisal of the project document in accordance with Aidt Management Guidelines
Blended Finance for Energy Transition (BFET) – capital contribution The objective of the Blended Finance for Energy Transition (BFET) is to catalyse the mobilisation of up to USD 1bn from private investors by leveraging up to USD 50  of catalytic donor capital . The Ministry of Foreign Affairs supported IFU’s participation in BFET with a capital contribution of DKK 100 million to IFU’s equity. The BFET capital will work to reduce GHG emissions in high-emitting middle-income countries with at least 51% focus on the JETP relevant countries India, Indonesia, Vietnam and South Africa. The mobilised investments will create quality jobs directly in the energy sector and indirectly from increased growth.