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BILATERAL PROGRAMME 2021 - 2025 / SO1 - HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY Support to Promotion and Protection of Human Rights in Palestine

This engagement is an earmarked part of the support provided to the general Programme support to ICHR 2021-2025. Human rights and democratic accountability. A particular focus will be on enhancing state-citizen interaction as well as empowering rights holders to claim their human rights, and duty bearers to fulfil their human rights obligations.
Dansk bidrag til OSCE SMM 2020-2021 Danish contribution to the extension of OSCE's special monitoring mission in Ukraine for 2020-2021.
Consultancy on enhancing monitoring and results reporting by ministry units The consultancy serves to assist the MFA in achieving short-term improvements in the monitoring of and results reporting from its development cooperation activities, including an improved presentation of the progress and results of the activities on the OpenAid website.
The consultancy is expected to be followed up by a larger-scale training effort as well as an M&E hot-line function to help achieve wider and more durable improvements.
Funding for Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre 2021-2022 It is the objective of the development cooperation among the parties to strengthen national and regional structures and mechanisms for sustaining peace and security in West Africa.

This is done in three main thematic areas of support:

1. Women, peace and security (WPS)
2. Conflict Prevention (CP)
3. Responsibility to Protect (R2P)
Center for Humanitarian Dialogue - Covid-19: Mediation for peace in a time of pandemic The objective is to help mitigate and address the negative COVID-related second-order effects on fragile contexts and already violent conflicts and adapting mediation approaches and tools to a (post-)COVID-19 era.
Udarbejdelse af organisationsstrategi for DIGNITY The MFA is in the process of formulating organisation-strategies for its partners within the area of human rights and democracy and switch to core support. The organisation-strategies respond to a formal requirement for accountable management. More importantly, they form the basis of the MFA’s dialogue with these partners and serve to enhance setting of priorities and reporting of results. The strategies will serve as a flexible and adequate basis for the grants set out in the financial Act and be aligned with the organisation’s own strategies.

The objective of this assignment is threefold:

- To prepare an organisation-strategy for DIGNITY (2019-2021) that identifies 2-3 priority areas as well as a priority related to organisational effectiveness. The organisation-strategy will be prepared according to the Guidelines for Management of Danish Multilateral Development Cooperation

- Prepare a set of management arrangements that includes provisions for reporting, accounting and budgetting for the grant

- Assist the MFA in conducting the consultation process with relevant departments of the Ministry as well as with DIGNITY. "- To prepare an organisation-strategy for DIGNITY (2019-2021) that identifies 2-3 priority areas as well as a priority related to organisational effectiveness. The organisation-strategy will be prepared according to the Guidelines for Management of Danish Multilateral Development Cooperation
- Prepare a set of management arrangements that includes provisions for reporting, accounting and budgetting for the grant
- Assist the MFA in conducting the consultation process with relevant departments of the Ministry as well as with DIGNITY."
OCHA Yemen 2021 This allocation for the UN Yemen Humanitarian Fund contributes to meeting the objectives of the 2021 Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan.

Pls follow this link for reporting on the Humanitarian Funds: 

https://www.unocha.org/our-work/humanitarian-financing/country-based-pooled-funds-cbpf?gclid=Cj0KCQjwma6TBhDIARIsAOKuANx-9z9_ToIRCq2dGPRXGcr49q4l8zM_8oDlxO9lUsiXd37gy75g7u0aAnlJEALw_wcB Meeting the objectives of the 2021 Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 3.85 billion USD.
DMDP 2019 – Traceable Organic Coffee in Kenya The DMDP-funded Traceable Organic Coffee from Kenya project (TRACE Kenya), is supporting smallholder coffee farmers (30% women; 10% youth) to enable them to adopt responsible farming practices and convert from conventional to organic coffee production. TRACE Kenya is offering tailored interventions including interactive training on innovative organic coffee practices, facilitating access to high-yielding and disease-resistant coffee varieties and promoting eco-friendly technologies for organic coffee production. By promoting the adoption of innovative organic agricultural practices to 22,976 coffee farmers in the project regions (Kericho, Nandi, and Bungoma Counties), TRACE Kenya has also paved the way for the development of organic inputs supply chains and innovations which alongside the project interventions are anticipated to contribute to improved farmers’ productivity (volumes and quality), increased farmers’ incomes and creation of decent jobs. More specifically, TRACE Kenya is also contributing to job creation for youth in coffee. The project is equipping youth with the requisite skills and knowledge to enable them to explore on-and-off farm enterprises (economic opportunities).

Within the Kenyan coffee sector, the shift to organic and sustainable practices is a strategic move envisaged to expose local farmers to competitive and high-value markets while contributing to a reduction in the associated risks and negative health and environmental impacts and foster sustainable use of the earth’s resources.

Solidaridad is working with African Coffee Roasters (ACR) to deliver organic certified coffee to global markets by 2025. ACR will roast organic coffee locally and deliver sustainable coffee brands to their clients in Europe and beyond. The project aims to deliver premium coffees to global consumers, secure new markets for ACR, and competitive prices for local farmers to ensure better incomes and livelihoods. The project also strives to create an inclusive, To contribute to an inclusive, market-driven and sustainable coffee sector that generates economic growth and creates jobs in Kenya by 2023.
Danida conference Tech for Democracy 2021 The overall objective of the high level conference on 9 November 2021 is to bring states, tech sector representatives, media, academia and civil society around the same table to focus on concrete ways to make technology support – and not undermine - democracy and civil society in developing countries.
Oxfam IBIS humanitarian project  Strengthened protection and resilience of 42,200 crisis-affected people in Syria and Lebanon 2020-2022 Oxfam IBIS efforts in Syria and the region, 2020 - Strengthened protection and resilience of 42,200 crisis-affected people in Syria and Lebanon
Energy Partnership between India and Denmark The programme will assist Indien authorities in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and mobilising further resources for India’s green transition of the energy sector. The programme will ; 
•	Contribute to achieving India’s targets in the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, as well as SDG7, SDG13 and other SDGs.
•	Elaborating a more integrated approach to offshore wind power development by applying international experience on planning, regulation, integration of renewable energy into the power system and introducing  efficient tendering mechanisms that can mobilize investment and finance. 
•	Assisting with power sector analysis and medium and long-term energy planning using relevant modelling tools to identify least-cost potentials and future pathways to achieve India’s clean energy targets cost efficiently, maintaining high security of supply and applying national policy objectives.
•	provide models of improved flexibility and integration of increasing levels of renewable energy in the power system through optimized flexibility, forecasting, energy efficiency, consolidated grid codes, efficient design of the power market, and other measures.
•	Increased mobilization of investment in clean energy facilitated through de-risking and an improved enabling framework.
Pre-appraisal Palestine Bilateral Programme 2021-2025 The objective of this pre-appraisal is to assess the quality and feasibility of the proposed bilateral projects and against the overall strategic framework 2021-2025. Based on this, the pre-appraisal team will recommend necessary adjustments for follow-up to be taken prior to the final desk appraisal and submission to MFA senior management for approval.
Danish Support to the OECD Research Collaborative For the OECD Research Collaborative tracking investment and financing is an important element to measure progress towards climate-related objectives and goals. The aim of the Research Collaborative is to facilitate the sharing of best-available data, expertise and information on climate finance to developing countries to advance policy-relevant research to address country- and international-level information needs.
Appraisal of Support to Amplify Change 2020-2022 Appraisal of Support to Amplify Change 2020-2022
Appraisal of UNICEF's Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Programme The overall objective of the appraisal is to provide quality assurance of the programme
document of Danish support to UNICEF’s WASH Programme 2020-25, Ethiopia. As
mentioned above the UNICEF programme is already agreed, and the Danish contribution
will therefore buy in to this programme. This implies that the main focus of the appraisal
is rather on the programme document, reflection of Danish interest, priorities and quality
assurance.
IOM Midterm Review Mid-Term Review of the Intermediate Strategy for Denmark's Development Cooperation with the International Organization for Migration 2018-2019/2020
Mission East activities in Syria and the region, 2020 The funds represent part of the Danish commitment made by the Minister for Development Cooperation during the Brussels Conference on 30 June 2020 to provide a total of DKK 361 million for humanitarian efforts in and around Syria in 2020. As part of the total commitment, DKK 130 million was allocated for the humanitarian efforts of Danish civil society organizations (through an "NGO round"). This is the ninth round of NGOs since the crisis in Syria broke out.

Mission East's project proposal was found to represent a good balance between emergency food aid and long-term efforts with a well-founded focus on vulnerable groups in Syria as well as Syrian refugees and host communities in Lebanon. The project proposal was deemed well-argued and analytically solid with regard to the criteria and methods for selecting the target group. 

https://missioneast.org/en/countries/lebanon-and-syria Mission East activities in Syria and the region, 2020.  Emergency Humanitarian Assistance, Protection and Livelihood support for Vulnerable Populations in and
around Syria.
Support to the 92-group, since 2020 The grant Supports the activities of the 92 Group in 2020 - 2022.

The stated overall objective of the project is stated as: To ensure a strong and coordinated Danish civil society, which effectively influences international fora, discussions, and decisions on sustainable development in developing countries, specifically within the areas of implementation of the SDG’s, climate action, CSR and biodiversity. Additionally, the objective is to increase public awareness of and popular engagement in development issues in Denmark. 

Four strategic ambitions are stated as part of the project: 

Denmark and EU are in front with an ambitious implementation of the sustainable development goals, both at national level and so that it promotes sustainable development in the global south. 

Denmark, EU and the international community leads an active and progressive climate and energy policy that lives up to the Paris agreement, and secures both national action and international responsibility, that benefits the interests of the poorest and most vulnerable groups in the global south. 

In Denmark, EU and globally there has been introduced sufficient framework conditions in legislation to ensure responsible and sustainable business conduct and that businesses exercise social responsibility. 

Through a strong international and national effort it is ensured, that the loss of biodiversity and ecosystem functions are halted, and that there is commitment towards reaching the 20 Aichi goals, the new global biodiversity goals and the sustainable development goals. To ensure a strong and coordinated Danish civil society, which effectively influences international fora, discussions, and decisions on sustainable development in developing countries, specifically within the areas of implementation of the SDG’s, climate action, CSR and biodiversity. Additionally, the objective is to increase public awareness of and popular engagement in development issues in Denmark
Secondment to EU Delegation Strengthening of the linkages and synergies between SGUA, the EEAS, and the Delegation regarding work on Ukraine's overall reform agenda and to contribute to the related strategic alignment and co-ordination of the EU's reform support. The annual Ukraine Reform Conference is one important factor in this regard.

EUs focal point for the above strategic and co-ordination tasks in the EU Delegation and ensure close co-ordination of relevant internal and external actors. 

The Advisor would facilitate and contribute actively to overall reform co-ordination, including implementation of the Association Agreement/DCFTA, including through attending EU Member States' coordination meetings on the reform agenda in Kyiv.
UNICEF WASH Burkina Faso 2019-2020 The grant contributes towards the UNICEF WASH interventions in support of IDP's and host communities in Centre Nord and East region in Burkina Faso. 

Due to its nature as a response to a humanitarian appeal operational results are general and highly aggregated and the MFA contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner.  Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://www.unicef.org/reports/unicef-annual-report-2021 Danish contribution to UNICEF's WASH interventions in support of IPD's and host communities in Centre Nord and East Region in Burkina Faso, 2019-2020
Explorer 2019 TRECO A/S 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. Expected results: 1) A significant strengthening of the vietnamese metalworking support industry focusing on value-adding and recycling through knowhow and technology transfer from Denmark, 2) Improved competitiveness and increased independence for the Vietnamese metalworking support industry, 3) Jobs created in Denmark and Vietnam, 4) Increased trade between Denmark and Vietnam Increasing industrial capability in Vietnam focusing on product value-adding and recycling
ELSAM - Mainstreaming UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights in Managing Tourism Industry in Indonesia The program aims at mainstreaming UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights to stakeholders of tourism in Indonesia by enabling human rights values as the guidance in managing tourism industry.

ELSAM will conduct activities with the outcomes as follows: Research in 4 areas to produce reports; National Seminar to increase the awareness of the stakeholders; Multi stakeholder dialogue to establish a common understanding between government, corporations, and CSO on BHR in tourism; and  Workshop/Series of coordination meetings with RANHAM Joint Secretariat to accommodate the tourism issues into national action plan on human rights (RANHAM). 
The program is expected to produce a collaboration and synergy among stakeholders in developing policy in the tourism industry that adheres to human rights principles through the Human Rights National Action Plan (RANHAM) 2020-2024, which will be released in early 2020. 

RANHAM is a document that includes the goals, strategies, and priority activities for human rights in Indonesia, which will be used as a reference for all relevant stakeholders in implementing human rights principles in Indonesia.
Strengthening Migration Data and Coordination Mechanisms for Improved Migration Governance in Ethiopia, 2020 - 2022 The objective of the programme is to contribute to the Government of Ethiopia’s efforts to improve migration governance and uphold migrants’ human rights, though strengthened migration coordination mechanisms and data management systems.
Appraisal Sahel Climate conflict migration The  objective of the appraisal is to provide quality assurance of the Programme on Climate Change, Conflict, Displacement and Irregular Migration in Sahel 2021-2024 and its related material in accordance with the MFA Aid Management Guidelines, and to make  recommendations to the responsible unit with a view to ensuring that the programme documentation is in line with the Danida quality standards, strategies and requirements before its submission to the Council for Development Policy and the Minister for Development Cooperation for approval.
World Bank State and Peacebuilding Fund 2.0 The objective of the Trust Fund is to enhance and expand the frontiers of Bank engagement in helping countries address the drivers and impacts of fragility, conflict and violence (FCV) and strengthening the resilience of countries and affected populations, communities and institutions. 

Strategic Area of Focus 1: Preventing violent conflict and interpersonal violence.
Strategic Area of Focus 2: Remaining engaged during conflict and crisis situations.
Strategic Area of Focus 3: Helping countries transition out of fragility.
Strategic Area of Focus 4: Mitigating the spillovers of FCV.
Appraisal of Danish Support to UNICEF's WASH Programme 2020-2025, Ethiopia The overall objective of the appraisal is to provide quality assurance of the programme
document of Danish support to UNICEF’s WASH Programme 2020-25, Ethiopia. As
mentioned above the UNICEF programme is already agreed, and the Danish contribution
will therefore buy in to this programme. This implies that the main focus of the appraisal
is rather on the programme document, reflection of Danish interest, priorities and quality
assurance.
DMDP 2020 – Aquaculture Development Project in Nigeria (ADPN) The project seeks to improve the livelihood of fish farmers while ensuring sustainable fish production with an enhanced aquatic environment
Voluntas Advisory - Ny indsats i Syrien og nabolande - 2019 Voluntas Advisory - Ny indsats i Syrien og nabolande - 2019 Voluntas Advisory - Ny indsats i Syrien og nabolande - 2019 Voluntas Advisory - Ny indsats i Syrien og nabolande - 2019
Evaluation of the Danish Support to Civil Society The evaluation serves the dual purpose of accountability and learning. To this end, it will assess and document the results achieved by the Danish Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) through their partnerships with CSO’s in the global south and stimulate joint learning in the MFA and its civil society partners
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) flash appeal funding Syria and region 2019 UNHCR efforts in Syria and the region 2019
Dialogue and knowledge sharing of research . Knowledge in action programme. To enhance knowledge management and exchange associated with development research projects funded by Danida/MoFA. The grant to DFC will be used to support a range of knowledge management activities. These include researcher mobility, research networks, dissemination of research results through seminars and publications, etc. Funds will also be available for special purpose studies and analyses of cross-cutting issues in development research
Green Climate Fund 2020-2023 In 2010, the Green Climate Fund (GCF) was established by 194 Parties to the UNFCCC, as part of the Convention’s financial mechanism. The Fund provides support to developing countries to limit or reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and to adapt to the impacts of climate change, taking into account the needs of those developing countries particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change.

The GCF is the world’s largest dedicated fund helping developing countries reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and enhance their ability to respond to climate change. GCF has a crucial role in serving the Paris Agreement, supporting the goal of keeping average global temperature rise well below 2 degrees C. It does this by channelling climate finance to developing countries, which have joined other nations in committing to climate action.

The first replenishment period of GCF covers 2020-2023. This is the first of three Danish contribution to GCF during the replenishment period 2020-2023.
Trustfund Food Systems Summit National Dialogues The results-framework for the project is a subset of the results-framework for the UN Food Systems Summit Multi-Donor Trust Fund. For reporting purposes on the Danish grant the World Food Programme and the Department of Green Diplomacy and Climate, have agreed on the following objective, key outcome and outputs from the grantee’s monitoring framework to document progress and results: The objective of the development cooperation is to achieve more sustainable and greener food systems in developing countries and hence reduce hunger and malnutrition. The contribution of Denmark will be allocated and administered with the overall aim of advancing the transition of developing countries towards sustainable food systems that advance achievement of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The contribution will particularly support developing countries and less developed countries (LDCs) in engaging through the work of national and regional Food Systems Summit Dialogues. It will also place particular focus on how producers, with a focus on poor smallholder farmers and fishers organizations, women’s organizations, indigenous peoples, youth and other vulnerable groups in these countries are able to engage in the Summit’s preparatory process, as they are some of the most critical constituencies in food systems, but often the most marginalized. 
The department of Green Diplomacy and Climate will base the actual support on progress attained in the implementation of the engagement as described in the documentation provided by the grantee (see Results Framework as Annex 3 attached). Progress will be measured through the World Food Programme’s monitoring framework.
Appraisal of Additional Funds for DEPP III and INDODEPP Support to preparation of Appraisal report of additional Danish support to the Danish Energy Agency’s cooperation with energy agencies in Vietnam, South Africa, Indonesia and China - and a separate appraisal report for activities in Indonesia.
Strategic Sector Cooperation Danish-Ethiopian Water Partnership Strategic Sector Cooperation Danish-Ethiopian Water Partnership. 

The specific objective(s) of the SSC project will be formulated during the inception phase the result of which is a phase I SSC
Inclusive and Sustainable Pathways to Legal Stay and Basic Legal Rights in Jordan Permanently reducing barriers to legal stay and documentation in Jordan such that rights holders, including women and youth, have sustained access to their broader rights and justice.
Study - The role of donors in supporting hum-dev nexus work The study will provide the MFA with evidence on how to approach humanitarian-development nexus work in displacement situations and provide lessons learned for future engagements. The study will present recommendations at both policy level and operational level.