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Save the Children - Upper Nile and Unity, South Sudan 2013 The program was part of the larger integrated EiE, CPiE, WASH, multi-donor program that sought collectivelyto strengthen education and child resilience capacities among the refugees and host community in Maban County. This intervention increased access to inclusive, quality education in a protective learning environment for children and young people in Doro camp, Upper Nile, as well as strengthened community-based approaches and structures to prevent and respond to child abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect, increasing access to quality, appropriate and timely child protection and psychosocial services for vulnerable refugee and host community. 
The program supported the enrolment of 10297 primary school children and 3044 ALP learners across 5 primary schools. The activities supporting this include: constructing 42 classrooms (29 UNHCR, 13 DANIDA), rehabilitating 31 temporary learning spaces, training 172 teachers, providing urgent scholastic materials to 9918 children, school uniforms to 4000 children and raised awareness on protection of children to more than 11000 children and 280 community leaders. 
14 Child-Friendly Spaces were rehabilitated and supported, and over 4700 children attended. Fourteen Community Based Child Protection Network were established and members trained and supported to mobilize refugees and local authorities around children¿s protection and well-being. Over 264 vulnerable children (136 girls, 128 boys) received clothes, shelter as well as referral support for health care and nutrition provided by other actors. The program also established a Family Tracing and Reunification data base, trained 3 partners staff and 2 SCI case workers on FTR and has continued to utilize the standardized FTR tools to facilitate tracing and reunification of 768 Unaccompanied and Separated Children (289 girls, 479 boys). 
Despite a delayed project start date of 1 February due to final overall project approval, the expected results have been achieved
UNHCR humanitarian partnership agreement 2013 UNHCR humanitarian partnership agreement 2013 UNHCR humanitarian partnership agreement 2013 UNHCR humanitarian partnership agreement 2013
Establishing cooperation between indigenous communities and companies in the Forestry sector under CSR concepts. Establishing cooperation between indigenous communities and companies in the Forestry sector under CSR concepts.
Ulandssekretariatet partnership agreement (LO/FTF) The overall long-term vision of the LO/FTF Council Partnership Programme in the MENA region is to contribute to industrial peace and social dialogue in the labour market and to the development of sound democratic trade union organisations, thereby contributing to economic growth and job generation. It contains three components; i.e. 1) Awareness raising and protection of workers' rights by increasing the capacity of trade unions to advocate for awareness on freedom of association and protection of workers' rights; 2) Establishment of mechanisms of Social Dialogue for policy reform within social and economic development; 3) MENA-Denmark dialogue and partnerships at the political level as well as creating gender and youths networks to exchange experiences and best practices within Social Dialogue.
Support to ICMP's project 'Assistance to Libya in Addressing the Issue of Missing Persons' Support to ICMP's project 'Assistance to Libya in Addressing the Issue of Missing Persons' Support to ICMP's project 'Assistance to Libya in Addressing the Issue of Missing Persons' Support to ICMP's project 'Assistance to Libya in Addressing the Issue of Missing Persons'
Supply of computers and related equipment to Mtende Secondary School, Zanzibar Mtende is of 40 village communities in Zanzibar operating REDD+ project under HIMA Project ¿ Piloting REDD+ in Zanzibar. The village is located in the Southern District of Zanzibar with a population of 1,419 people of whom 749 are women and 670 are men. On 6th September 2012, his Royal Highness-the Prince of Denmark visited the Village to see the REDD project and the conservation activities operated by the community under the HIMA project. During this visit the community requested his Royal Highness, to inaugurate their new school building which was constructed by Mtende Conservation Committee and handed over to Mtende Secondary school to be used as computer training centre and for teachers¿ offices. It is a government school which currently accommodates 141 students of which 83 are girls and 58 are boys. The Prince when addressing the community, the teachers and students promised to donate some computers for the school.
Grundfos A/S  -  An Tam Co. Ltd - Solar pump for Rural water supply in Vietnam Grundfos A/S  -  An Tam Co. Ltd - Solar pump for Rural water supply in Vietnam
Støtte til afholdelse af årsmøde i UNFPA's GPRHCS The aim for the program is to contribute to the facilitation of the annual meeting for UNFPA's Global Programme to Enhance Reproductive Health Commodity Security (GPRHCS). The meeting takles the form of a two day event. The UNFPA is the biggest international provider of contraception and reproductive health commodities in developing countries.
Reception hosted by Uffe Wolffhechel/MENA in relations to: The National Human Rights Institutions¿ Eighth Arab-European Human Rights Dialogue Meeting on Independence and Accountability. Reception hosted by Uffe Wolffhechel/MENA in relations to: The National Human Rights Institutions¿ Eighth Arab-European Human Rights Dialogue Meeting on Independence and Accountability.
Ministry of Defence engaged in Peacekeeping operations Ministry of Defence engaged in Peacekeeping operations
Baytna Civil Society Centre Support for the organization "Office for Syrian Opposition Support" through ARK F.Z.C.
Kvinderådet DAPP 2013 ¿Promotion of initiatives to combat violence against women (VAW)¿ through Women¿s Council in Denmark (in consortium with the National Organization of Women¿s Shelters in Denmark, LOKK, and Danner women¿s shelter). The aim is to promote awareness raising initiatives and advocacy; capacity building of women shelters and other professionals and organizations working with victims of VAW; establishment of new and innovative support services; promotion of a regional network and dissemination of partnership experiences.
Annual general contribution to The International Telecommunication Union ITU The contribution concerns the annual general contribution to The International Telecommunication Union ITU working to bring digital connectivity to everyone, providing a trusted, multilateral platform to broker international agreements and standards, share knowledge, build capacity, and work with members and partners to spread access to technology around the world.
The contribution concerns part of the annual general contribution to ITU that is reportable as official development assistance (ODA).
Support to the Democratic Process in Zimbabwe The purpose of the intervention had, i.a., the aim to strengthen framework conditions for the holding of a referendum on a new constitution and general elections in Zimbabwe. 

The programme builds on development efforts to support a democratic Zimbabwe with respect for human rights and inclusive, private sector driven economic growth. The support intensified at a critical point in time when the country prepared for elections.

The intervention is focused on strengthening of democratic institutions and popular instruments for checks and balances as well as the actual holding of elections (held in July 2013). The activities are implemented in cooperation with other donors and a limited number of partners. The intervention is conducted in a fragile political context.
Frame agreement with ADRA Danmark ADRA Danmark har i 2013 under rammeaftalen haft programmer i Burundi, Malawi, Rwanda, Syd Sudan og Uganda. I alle landene arbejdes med ¿Aktion for Social Forandring¿ som en strategisk tilgang. Formålet er at opnå et styrket, levende og lokalt forankret civilsamfund, som kan være en dynamisk aktør i sociale, politiske og økonomiske processer for at fremme bæredygtige udviklingsprocessor. Fælles for alle landene er, at der også lægges stor vægt på styrkelse af tematiske kompetencer - særligt fødevaresikkerhed, sundhed og uddannelse. Derudover er der fokus på opbygningen af organisationskapaciteter og styrkelse af sårbare grupper, således at de kan udtrykke og repræsentere deres rettigheder gennem lokal fortalervirksomhed. I flere af landene støttes grupperne i at anvende medier, både tv- og radioprogrammer, til at informere om problematiske emner og advokere for den forandring, de ønsker. Målgruppen er marginaliserede grupper og befolkninger som samles i lokalt baserede civilsamfundsgrupper. I alt arbejdes med over 1200 lokale grupper, blandt andre forældre-lærergrupper, lytterkomiteer, låne-sparegrupper og landbrugsgrupper. Der er desuden et særligt fokus på, at kvinder og børn også inkluderes. I alle landene bestod hovedaktiviteterne i 2013 i at identificere potentielle partnere, donorer og andre organisationer, kapacitetsopbygge og facilitere civilsamfundsgrupper bl.a. i organisationsudvikling, interaktion med relevante myndigheder og relevante interessenter og i at identificere behov inden for interessentområder. Burundi har været igennem en vellykket overgangsperiode fra et tidligere projekt, og har siden juli 2013 fulgt strategien Aktion for Social Forandring. Malawi overgik i januar 2013 til også at være under rammebevillingen. Projektet i Malawi har derfor, lige som i de andre lande, arbejdet med Aktion for Social Forandring. Alle aktiviteter har fulgt planerne og de forventede resultater blev opnået.
UNDP Country Programme - Myanmar The programme aims to promote poverty reduction and sustainable
development that are rights-based, gender-sensitive, inclusive and equitable by
strengthening institutional capacity of national and local governments and
non-state actors. Based on the UNDP comparative advantage and strengths,
community-level actions are intended to show what works in achieving the 
goals in the Myanmar context and at the same time engage in policy advocacy
based on the experiences and lessons from other countries.
Economic Growth in the Agricultural Sector (2013-2020) The Programme aims to improve private sector led, sustainable economic growth and job creation, based on the agricultural sector.
Climate Change Adaptation Pilot Project CCAPP aimed at demonstrating the effectiveness of selected climate change adaptation initiatives within rural infrastructure improvements and at raising local community awareness of climate change adaptation through training. The CCAPP started implementation in August 2013. The activities were located in four Upazilas (sub districts) of four coastal districts of Bangladesh.Execution of the activities were done in the field by engaging Labour Contracting Societies (LCS). All members of LCSs are poor and destitute women.All activities of CCAPP were completed on 30 June 2014. The Project is on track, and the expected results have been delivered on time.
Gender Equality and Women Empowerment, Phase II Lack of economic empowerment of women and Gender Based Violence (GBV) are two issues that contribute significantly to maintain and enforce women's subordinate status vis-a-vis men, and are great obstacles for women to fully enjoy their human rights. Being considered as a force of change, focusing strategically on human and women's rights helps identifying and confronting underlying power structures that continue to discriminate against women and girls. Through information on women and human rights, women are given incentives to demand accountability from their policy makers. For that reason, this programme is based on a human rights approach. GEWE II comprises efforts to combat GBV and efforts to empower women economically which are closely interrelated. GBV results from a combination of patriarchal gender norms, lack of law enforcement, lack of knowledge of rights and economic and social discrimination that give privilege to men over women. Economic and social marginalisation of women has proved to reinforce patterns of gender inequality that tend to make girls and women more vulnerable to GBV. This is due to the fact that they have no financial power and resources to free themselves from their abusive marriage, to confront cultural practices and leaders or to enrol in education or start a business. In this way, denying a woman decision power over assets and land, and thus depriving her from the option of making use of her resources, a woman is said to be a victim of economic violence. Also, being a victim of GBV is a great mental and physical obstacle towards initiating a resource generating activity, and thus empower oneself financially. On this ground, there is a clear connection between economic marginalisation and sexual, physical and mental abuse, as improvement in one area will have an effect on the other.
Denise Hurley Peace Institute: Institutional support to the office of the Prime Minister to Zimbabwe Denise Hurley Peace Institute: Institutional support to the office of the Prime Minister to Zimbabwe
European Endowment for Democracy (EED) Support to European Endowment for Democracy -and to encourage ¿deep and sustainable¿ democracy
Covid-19 vaccines Donation of 1,717,920 Covid -19 vaccines type Astra Zeneca through COVAX
DBP Initial Contacts - Frame Study Visits 2012 DBP Initial Contacts - Frame Study Visits 2012 DBP Initial Contacts - Frame Study Visits 2012 DBP Initial Contacts - Frame Study Visits 2012
Humanitarian update and adjustemnt for DRCs support in Syria Humanitarian update and adjustemnt for DRCs support in Syria
Save the Children/Syrian refugees in Iraq, 2013 The conflict in Syria has been escalating since early 2011 and particular since the spring 2012 a steadily increasing number of people have been seeking refuge in neighboring counties. The significant caseload of refugees coming to Iraq has resulted in largely overburdening infrastructure, limiting access to basic services and a large number of vulnerable children and families were not receiving any support. Providing for the immediate relief and tending to their physical and psychosocial wellbeing was thus the overriding priority for this project. In total, 8760 families have benefitted from Non-Food Items (hygiene kits) distribution. Standard Hygiene Kit content included detergent (for clothes), dishwashing liquid, shampoo, sanitary pads, bar soap, garbage bags and a plastic zipper bag. 

The project also provided safe spaces and structured activities to support the coping and psychosocial wellbeing of the wider group of children target through this program. 2960 children were registered and regularly participated in Child Friendly Space activities in the two project locations (Erbil and Dohuk Governorates). At the same time, the project also strengthened the referral mechanisms and engaged the communities on child protection concerns to ensure that children at serious risk were detected and protected. 

To respond to the immense psychosocial needs of children affected by conflict this project also included a child resilience intervention that have been designed to strengthen children¿s capacity to cope with trauma and has been shown to positively impact on their engagement and performance at school, improve social relations, and to reduce incidences of conflict. 350 children attended sessions on a regular basis through the child resilience program. The project achieved the expected results.
OMCT project "Media Empowerment against Torture" OMCT project "Media Empowerment against Torture"
(GEGG-Myanmar) Support to the Second Green Economy Green Growth (GEGG) Forum (GEGG-Myanmar) Support to the Second Green Economy Green Growth (GEGG) Forum
Climate Envelope 2012: Vietnam - Low carbon transition in the energy efficiency sector The development objective is improved energy efficiency in small and medium enterprises and buildings in Vietnam contributes to sustainable development and a transition to a low carbon economy.
Economic Development and Job Creation in the Tunisian Dairy Sector - Phase I (SEGES) Focus: Creation of jobs in the agricultural sector through cooperation on the development of the value chain for milk and milk products, primarily in Beja in the North-West region. Twinning project between The Danish Knowledge Center for Agriculture and the Officee d´Elevage et des Pâturages of the Tunisian Ministry of Agriculture. The upstart phase of 13 months, at a budget of DKK 5,0 million is expected to be followed by a two year main phase under additional financing DKK 15,0 million. Project start in December 2013. Twinning Agreement signed in January 2014.
(Solidarites) Bridging support for improvement of livelihood and water access in Dry Zone and Chin State (Solidarites) Bridging support for improvement of livelihood and water access in Dry Zone and Chin State
Development of Vietnam¿s 2011 Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) to facilitate the implementation of green growth strategy The  project will develop a 2011 Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) for Vietnam that captures recent economic developments and includes a more detailed representation of energy supply and demand.
DBP: Tropical Organic Invest & Kibebe Farms Organic Farming of Vegetables/Dairy farming
NATO-Russia cooperation, crime and counternarcotics in Central Asia, Afghanistan and Pakistan Contribution to NATO-Russia Council Counter-Narcotics Trust Fund for capacity building implemented through UNODC in Central Asia, Afghanistan and Pakistan
BR/Udsendelse af DBRN ekspert for WFP til Syrien BR/Udsendelse af DBRN ekspert for WFP til Syrien BR/Udsendelse af DBRN ekspert for WFP til Syrien BR/Udsendelse af DBRN ekspert for WFP til Syrien
Minor Project-Pamoja Initiative The National Council of Churches of Kenya through its peace building and conflict management thematic area has since 2008 been facilitating ethnic communities to engage in intra and inter-ethnic dialogue forums to help them identify the main causes of the periodic ethnic conflicts at the same time identifying home-grown solutions to such issues all in a bid to promote cohesion and integration among Kenyan ethnic communities. In late 2013 the Danish Embassy in Nairobi gave the council a 2 year grant to support these noble efforts. In this regard a programme dubbed Pomona Initiative was rolled out with the intention of strengthening the framework for peace and reconciliation between key ethnic groups in Kenya by creating safe spaces for open dialogue and consensus building amongst the ethnic communities in conflict.
Support to Economic Development in Abkhazia Support to Economic Development in Abkhazia
Support to syria - Danisk pledge at the international donors' conference for Syria, Jan. 2013 In April WFP distributed food to 3,9 million people in Syria. WFP provides food assistance to refugees in neighboring countries, which have largely introduced debit cards as refugees can use to buy food and other necessities. WFP's share of the appeal is more than 11 billion DKK., which, however, is only 29 per cent financed. WFP has so far been able to cover its main activities through internal funding mechanisms, but WFP needs 1,5 billion DKK to finance its work in the coming three months
Integration of Biometric Feature into the existing Immigration Information and Monitoring System (IIMS) Integrate biometric features into immigration information and monitoring systems to enable one time registration of foreign workers, facilitate efficient and expedient immigration services and strengthen security.
Support to MSF for the emergency aid in and around DORO-refugee camp in Maban, South Sudan 2013 Support to MSF for the emergency aid in and around DORO-refugee camp in Maban, South Sudan 2013
Livelihood and Food Security Trust Fund (LIFT) - Phase II+III Goal: To reduce by half the proportion of people in Myanmar living in poverty and reduce by half the proportion of people who suffer from hunger 
Purpose: Increase the income and nutrition status of poor rural people in Myanmar by focusing on interventions that increase income, food availability, utilization and stability of access to food.
Outcomes:
1. Increased incomes of rural households 
2. Improved market access and market terms for small holder farmers
3. Increased employment in non-farm activities for small holders and landless
4. Increased access to affordable financial services by small holders and landless
5. Improved diets of women, men and children
6. Safeguarded access to and sustainable use of natural resource for small holders and landless 
7. Strengthened local capacity to support and promote food and livelihoods security 
8. Generation of policy relevant evidence regarding small holder farmers and landless
Physicians for Human Rights Istanbul Protocol Training of Trainers in the MENA Region Physicians for Human Rights Istanbul Protocol Training of Trainers in the MENA Region Physicians for Human Rights Istanbul Protocol Training of Trainers in the MENA Region Physicians for Human Rights Istanbul Protocol Training of Trainers in the MENA Region
Reflow of capital, previously invested in the investment fund for Eastern Europe Reflow of capital, previously invested in the investment fund for Eastern Europe
DBP Initial Contacts - Frame Study Visits 2012 Initial Contacts for the 2013 frame study visits
IUCN - Programme support 2013-2014 IUCN was founded in 1948 as the worlds largest voluntary environment organizations with now over 1100 public and private sector memberorganisations and 10.000 + voluntary experts from 181 countries attached. IUCN support the global agenda on sustainable use of natural resources with special consideration to eradication of poverty. In preoaration of the Post 2015 development goals the IUCN is playing a crucial role as a science based reference to policy formulation.
Denmark has supported IUCN since 1991 and is in addition to supporting the global program working with IUCN on spcific issues like foresty (REDD+) and Mangroves.
Studie and audits of programme for economic growth and employment Review, Studies, DFC, Audit etc.
Support to Afghanistan Elections 2014 Provide financial and technical assistance to Afghan IEC through UNDP ELECT-II project in order to conduct elections in proper and professional manner.
Contribution to Danish Emergency Management Agency collaboration in Georgia Contribution to Danish Emergency Management Agency collaboration in Georgia
UNICEF partnership agreement 2012 UNICEF var den første humanitære partner, som Danmark indgik en partnerskabsaftale med. Organisationen har kapacitet til at intervenere i akutte kriser og kan håndtere overgangen til mere udviklingsrelaterede aktiviteter. Organisationens kernekompetencer ligger tæt op ad prioriteterne i Danmarks Humanitære Strategi, hvorfor UNICEF er en vigtig strategisk partner for Danmark på dette område. 

Som det fremgår af Finansloven for 2012, blev partnerskabsaftalen for 2012, som det var tilfældet i 2011, udmøntet gennem en bevilling på 40 mio. kr. til UNICEFs humanitære arbejde i langvarige kriser. Bevillingen for 2012 er således den anden årlige bevilling under den foreliggende partnerskabsaftale. 

UNICEFs partnerskabsbevillingen for 2012 går til bidrag til organisationens samlede program i Sydsudan, Sudan, Afghanistan og Pakistan.
Steering Unit of Program for Promotion of Exercise of Rights and Access to Justice Bolivia Country Programme - Part II: Excercise of Rights and Acces to Justice
General Budget Support General budget support will be disbursed in 2 tranches: the first tranche of 80 pct is linked to the macroeconomic framework, the implementation of the SCADDet management of public finances.
BSPS IV - Unallocated Funds This provides the reserve funds which can be used to finance a new activity which complements the allocated funds