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CTI Global Seminar 2019 The Global Seminar, to be held in Copenhagen on 1 -2 October 2019, will be one of the key events for 2019, providing a platform for senior government officials in the law enforcement and security sectors to share and exchange experiences on good strategies, policies and practices to prevent, prohibit and respond to incidents or patterns of torture or other forms of ill-treatment. Up to 32 States will be represented at the Global Seminar, drawn from all regions, to foster a truly cross-regional and global dynamic. A particular focus will be on the challenges and circumstances of Least Developed Countries and Small Island Developing States in implementing the Convention.
The Global Seminar will identify and build regional and national opportunities for effective implementation of UNCAT; showcase the latest developments in implementing safeguards against torture and ill-treatment; highlight the role of psychology and neuroscience in law enforcement;and share lessons learned from investigative interviewing as an alternative to confession-orientated interrogation. The event is being hosted by the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs as part of the CTI and organised by the CTI Secretariat, in partnership with the Danish Institute Against Torture (DIGNITY).
International Media Support (IMS) Christmas Calender Project Children set the Agenda in a world of Fake News 2021-2025 The minister for development cooperation has approved International Media Support (IMS) as partner based on a schematic review of submitted project proposals to the 2021 call for projects for Børnenes U-landskalender (approved 23 march 2021) (ref. approved ‘Indstilling om valg af projekt til Børnenes U-landskalender 2022’)
Joint Support to Area C Project 2022-2025 The development objective of this project is to ensure that Palestinians in Area C are better equipped to protect their physical, economic and social assets and rights, and preserve Area C as territorial and institutional part of a future Palestinian State.
BILATERAL PROGRAMME 2021 - 2025 / SO1 - HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY 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.
Beyond the Grid Fund for Africa (BGFA) The Beyond the Grid Fund for Africa (BGFA) aims to incentivise the private off-grid energy service providers to expand energy services to underserved people in rural and peri-urban areas in Uganda. This will achieved by offering financial incentives through public tenders to select Energy Service Providers that can expand energy services to households outside the grid. The Danish support to BGFA will support the Uganda window and be targeted provision of access to primarily off-grid solar home systems. The funding window in Uganda aims to contribute to connecting up to 3 million with basic off-grid renewable energy. 

BGFA was set up as a financing facility in 2019 and is managed by the Nordic Environment Finance Corporation (NEFCO). It is designed to contribute to the global effort of accelerating access to affordable energy access at scale, to the almost 550 million people living without access to electricity today in Sub-Saharan Africa. BGFA particularly supports the objective of Sustainable Development Goal 7 (SDG7), which aims to ensure universal access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, modern energy for all by 2030, the Paris Agreement on climate change and Uganda’s country priorities.

First disbursement took place only on 18 December 2020; thus first reporting will first be included in 2021 annual report. Brief progress on BGFA can be found in this link to the 2020 annual report of NEFCO: 
https://www.nefco.int/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Nefco-Annual-report-2020.pdf The strategic objective of Beyond the Grid Fund for Africa is to create access to basic and affordable renewable energy services for energy poor people living outside the national electricity grid in Uganda and to accelerate private sector growth in energy generation in Uganda.
International Rehabilitation Centre for Torture Victims (IRCT) Review 2021 The objective of the review is to provide input to the MFA in relation to the decision making on future support for anti-torture.
DSIF - Kenya - Thika-Githunguri Water Supply and Sanitation Project The overall objective is to improve quality of life, health and livelihoods of people as well as the environment in the towns of Thika and Githunguri in Kenya by improving access to water and sanitation, which is a recognized human right. The project includes two projects for funding under Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance (DSIF). The projects will improve access to water and sanitation for populations in the Thika town and the smaller Githunguri town located in the vicinity of Nairobi. The water and sanitations systems are designed with a capacity to provide services for the estimated population of 500.000 in 2045. By 2030, when the DSIF engagement ends, the project will provide clean and affordable water to 250.000 people and 126.000 people will be connected to piped sewage in the project area. The projects will improve environmental sustainability and climate resilience. During construction and operation, the project will provide jobs, training and income to people living in the area.
Dansk Flygtninge Hjælp - NGO Call Afghanistan 2022-2023 The grant is awarded to the Danish Refugee Council project: Resilience and Economic Assistance for Communities Towards recovery (REACT)

The stated overall object of the project is: Crisis-affected, vulnerable, and at-risk populations will have access to lifesaving humanitarian services, enabling them to meet basic needs, mitigate risks, and build self-reliance and resilience to cope with shocks and stresses. Crisis-affected, vulnerable, and at-risk populations will have access to lifesaving humanitarian services, enabling them to meet basic needs, mitigate risks, and build self-reliance and resilience to cope with shocks and stresses.
United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) core grant 2019-2020 Danish contribution to the CERF for 2019-2020
Promoting Market Oriented Investments and Innovations for Sustainable Agrifood System Development The development objective of the development cooperation among the parties is:

Innovative and climate-smart agribusiness sustainably contributes to inclusive economic growth and the welfare of the Palestinian people
The development cooperation among the parties will contribute to Strategic Objective 2 of the Strategic Framework for Denmark’s engagement in 2021 to 2025 , which is “Creation of Green, Sustainable Inclusive Economic Growth and Decent Jobs with a particular focus on Women and Youth”. The project’s objective contributes to a substantial part of the strategic objective as the largest project under this component.
Support to Education, Phase V Contribute to Central Tibetan Administration's strategy to preserve the Tibetan cultural and educational heritage and the Tibetan language through implementation of Tibetan traditional education as the core and modern education as its essential co-partner.
Freedom of Expression Institute 2019 The project collaborates with a specialized human rights non-governmental institution in South Africa to support advocacy, research, litigation, development and awareness rising of freedom of expression in South Africa. These values are supported through research seminars and dialogues. The project facilitates further progress for the awareness of freedom of expression development in South Africa. It targets governmental, non-governmental, local and national stakeholders and citizens in South Africa. It highlights values of human rights and democracy that Denmark supports.
DMDP - Innovating the Cashew Value Chain in Tanzania. Innovating the Cashew Value Chain in Tanzania

CARE will work with Out-Growers to accelerate inclusive and sustainable locally driven economic growth in the Tanzanian cashew value chain through local processing and green value addition. The project purposes to building the human and infrastructure capacity to locally process quality cashew products to meet a growing demand from an established international market, and in the process ensure a net positive carbon footprint. The Collective Investment Model and Chomoka Digital platform will leverage collective financing and investment for shared assets. The innovative shareholder model will enable the Duga AMCOS buy shares in the Kilimo Factory, making the value chain equitable, transparent and in the hands of farmers. The project contributes to SDG 8 by creating green jobs in localising the cashew nut processing and unlocking untapped commercial opportunities in the cashew value chain in Mkinga region.
IMS Upload - Connecting new media talents to their audiences, Ukraine The strategic objective is that young people organise themselves democratically and are active participants in the Ukrainian society in and through media.
Commitment to IFU for investment in the water sector in developing countries According to the UN an estimated 2.1 billion people lack access to safe and readily available water, and more than 4 billion people lack access to sanitation compatible with the SDG 6 on water and sanitation. Inadequate water and sanitation systems at all levels in developing countries have great negative impact on social and economic development. There is an urgent need to increase investments in the water sector.

The inadequate water and sanitation investment level is two sided: a) International development assistance and public authorities in developing countries have inadequate resources, and b) the private sector is not ready to invest due to a perceived unattractive risk-return balance.

Development objective: Contribute to improved access to safe drinking water; improved effective wastewater treatment and effective use of water resources in developing countries in support of the achievement of SDG 6. 

Immediate objective: 
1.	CI2 operational as an innovative international blended finance vehicle for the promotion of responsible and sustainable commercial water and sanitation investment solutions that can be scaled to accelerate progress towards achievement of SDG 6.
2.	Strengthened IFU and the Danish water sector’s experience and opportunity to engage in an increased number of water infrastructure projects in developing countries
DIBE. Explorer 2020 Sera Scandia 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. ) Our aim is to explore ways to scale up our fortification efforts to help address the unfortunate prevalence of IDA in developing countries throughout the world and halt the negative impact it has on the cognitive development and hence education of children and adolescents, hampering societal development in countries that need it the most. We hope that we can develop partnerships with government programs and the local industry Ghana. It is our goal to develop fortified application solutions for the local food industry and finished products for prevention used in school programs that hopefully can lead to effective anemia intervention strategies and solutions. In regard to products we will focus on pre-mixes for fortifying flour and fortified cookies. Our core target group is children and pregnant women Heme-iron food fortification on school food programs for fighting iron deficiency anemia in Ghana.
Red Cross Denmark/ICRC COVID-19 2020 Danish contribution to ICRC through Red Cross Denmark in relation to ICRC's COVID-19 Appeal 2020. 

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.icrc.org/en/resource-centre Danish contribution to ICRC through Red Cross Denmark in relation to ICRC's COVID-19 Appeal 2020
Appraisal of Danish Vulantary Contribution to the IEA for the Clean Energy Transitions Programme •	Quality assurance of the proposed Project Document. 
•	Assess if the project design and documentation is relevant and adequate to produce the expected results in an effective, efficient and sustainable manner that is relevant to the key partners and has the potential to achieve the intended impact and long-term goals. 
•	Ensure that the proposed project is within the objectives of the Strategy for Denmark’s development cooperation (“The World 2030”), the guiding principles for the Danish Climate Envelope, and other relevant Danida Aid Management Guidelines (AMG). 
•	Make specific and actionable recommendations for necessary adjustments or improvements, as relevant, prior to submission to the grant authorities.
Green Youth - Engaging young generation for Sustainable Energy and Climate Actions The main goal of the project is to strengthen the role of young people in sustainable energy transition and climate actions. It is expected to be achieved through the following results/objectives:
(i)	Strengthened climate awareness and actions for young people in sustainable energy transition and climate change adaptation & mitigation, and 
(ii)	Strengthened nationwide network of youth, private sector, and CSOs, and effective engagement with government for sustainable energy and climate actions.
Midterm -Review of MSI Reproductive Choices The overall objective of the mid-term review is to assess the performance of MSI in delivering results under its engagement with the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2018-2022), with a particular view on the capacity of the management in pursuing the development outcomes and observe cost efficiency and effectiveness.
China - Strategic Sector Cooperation on Water - Phase II Strategic Sector Cooperation on water between Denmark and China, Phase II

The main objective is to improve wastewater management in China. It is envisaged that the project and the budget will be expanded with a component focusing on improved groundwater management, which will assist the Chinese Ministry of Water Resources in securing a sustainable water supply. 

This project addresses the need for improving water quality of rivers, streams and lakes in rural areas. Focus will be on strengthening wastewater management through a combination of eco-restoration measures and efficient treatment of wastewater discharges from house-holds and industries. The cooperation will gain experiences from demonstration projects implemented in the provinces involved in the project, hereby providing input for policy development.
Inclusive city: making Hanoi livable for the most marginalized groups of migrant workers This project aims to support migrant workers to improve their neighbourhood and social status as a way to make Hanoi more inclusive and livable for all. 

The project aims at two key results as follow: 

Result 1: The neighbourhood of a floating village and migrants-concentrated areas near Red River is improved 

Result 2: Narrative on migrant workers as an integral part of Hanoi is enriched and spread through mass media and social media.
Danish Red Cross (DRC) and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding Syria 2021 Meeting the objectives of the 2021 ICRC Syria Appeal with financial requirements amounting to 193.6 million CHF.
SEforAll Review The objective of the review is to make an assessment of the execution of SEforALL strategy and the extent to which expected results have been achieved with the main focus being on execution of the 2019 work plan.
Indonesia-Denmark Energy Partnership Programme. 2020-2025 - Long Term Advisors Indonesia being the fourth most populated country in the world and the sixth largest global emitter of greenhouse gases is an essential partner in the dialogue and action on the green transition. 
This project focuses on institutional capacity development where transformational change for low carbon development can be achieved.
Partners in the project have Government mandate (and authority) in the chosen areas of collaboration. They are already trusted partners in Strategic Sector Projects (DK/ID), and the applied government-to-government modality has been verified as being fit-for-purpose.
The formulation process for INDODEPP has included series of close consultations with national partners. In the end of the formulation process partner commitment was confirmed by the joint (DK/ID) signing of a Consultation Document summarizing the main targets of INDODEPP.
The project is in line with the Danish Government’s Climate Act and targets climate change mitigation and SDGs prioritised in Denmark’s strategy “The World 2030” for development cooperation.
Inclusive, sustainable growth - and development is one of the strategic objectives of Denmark’s Strategy for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Action. Economies in transition and emerging economies are considered key players to achieve the global Sustainable Development Goals. The development strategy underlines the importance of providing support for their sustainable development, as they demand expertise, knowledge, technologies and investments to make appropriate strategic choices. Energy is in this regard a priority sector where Denmark has particular knowledge, resources and interests. The strategy also points to the relevance of building strategic partnerships and government-to-government cooperation to promote common agendas such as climate change.
CCDMP 2021-2025: IFAD - Enhanced Adaptation for Smallholder Agriculture Programme (ASAP+) The ASAP+ activities will contribute to achieving Outcome 2 of the CCDMP, strengthened climate smart agriculture and natural resource management and governance in crisis-affected and at-risk areas and communities.
ASAP+ focusses on addressing the climate change drivers of growing food insecurity by providing grant-based financing. The programme is one of three pillars under IFAD’s Rural Resilience Programme (2RP) programme and is integrated into the overall 2RP Theory of Change (see Diagram 1 below). 
ASAP+ funding will be tied to underlying IFAD projects, with IFAD core financing, although in certain circumstances, stand-alone projects could be financed. The main driving force of ASAP+ is to bring climate financing to agricultural development projects. This is expected to influence and integrate climate concerns to consolidate and increase project impacts and sustainability. While there are various activities that would allow this, ASAP+ will focus on multi-benefit, community-driven approaches to effect change. This will include investments in climate services, natural resources management and governance, women’s empowerment, nature-based solutions, and carbon-sequestration.
DMDP - Locally Driven Tourism Increased Opportunities through Platform Technology in Tourism in Kenya Scaling economic opportunities for youth and women through platform technology in tourism
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United Nations International Children's Fund (UNICEF) flash appeal funding education Uganda 2019 Danish contribution to UNICEF in relation to inclusive education in Uganda, 2019-2020
Danish support to the World Bank Rwanda - Energy Access and Quality Improvement Project Contribute to Rwanda’s efforts to achieve the goals set out in its NDC, which includes promoting the use of efficient cook stoves as a mitigation measure, and the targets in the National Strategy for Transformation 2017-2024 to reduce the number of households depending on firewood for cooking purposes from 79.9% (2016/17) to 42% by 2024, and the Energy Sector Strategic Plan to  halve the number of households using traditional cooking technologies.  Danish support will be a key deliverable for the Danish government’s ambition to support access to clean and renewable energy for more people in Africa in line with Denmark’s new Strategy for Development Cooperation and the long-term Global Climate Action Strategy.
Finalisation of the Programme Document for CCCDIM in Sahel The objective of the assignment is to finalise the program document for the new four-year programme.
Solar PV for Baluran Park Research Center This project aims at constructing a state-of-the-art research facility for Baluran National Park that
show-cases a well-designed, culturally inspired and aesthetic building that utilises 21st solutions for its
design and energy needs i.e. making it carbon neutral. By show-casing 21st technology and concepts, the
aim is to create a precedence for future infrastructure development in all Indonesia’s national parks.
Baluran National Park has a functional energy-neutral state-of-the-art facility for park staff, students
and researchers in need of comfortable modern accommodation and research facilities.

The Danish grant will support provision of solar-energy system for the research facility. Baluran National Park has a functional energy-neutral state-of-the-art facility for park staff, students 
and researchers in need of comfortable modern accommodation and research facilities.
United Nations International Children's Fund (UNICEF) flash appeal funding Syria 2021 Meeting the objectives of the UNICEF’s Humanitarian Action for Children Appeal for Syrian Arab Republic 2021 with a funding requirement amounting to 330.8 million USD.
Supporting Biodigester Sector for Green Jobs and Income Generation The overall objective of the project is that Nigerien Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), in partnership with local governments, promote green jobs and income generating activities and enhance the local adaptive capacity and climate resilience of the most climate vulnerable women and youth.
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) flash appeal funding Turkey Cross-Border fund 2020 Danish contribution to Turkey Cross-Border Fund, 2020
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding Libanon 2020 Contribution to ICRC through Danish Red Cross Denmark in relation to ICRC's country programme in Lebanon following the explosion in Beirut on 4 August 2020, 2020
Process support and appraisal of Support to Trade Facilitation West Africa (TFWA) The objective of the assignment is to provide process support to the finalization of the concept note related to the Danish support to TFWA, to carry out an appraisal of the programme as implemented currently, and to assist APD in formulating the results framework, theory of change, and ultimately the programme document to the Danish Support.
Danish support for the multi stakeholder coalition on climate friendly cooling: "Cool Coalition" The objective of this development cooperation is that government in developing countries and industry with significant presence in developing countries take, or firmly commit to taking, action to meet demands for cooling in a comprehensive manner, which is linked to the national determined contributions (NDC’s) enhancement and – implementation and are in line with the Paris Agreement, SDG 7, and the Kigali Amendment.
CONSULTANCY AGREEMENT Danish support to the GGGI Regarding Danish support to the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) 2020-2022: Process consultancy for preparation and programme formulation.
UNAMID (Dafur) FNs Fredsbev.org. UNDPKO pålignet bidrag, 15% UNAMID blev oprettet som en hybrid operation mellem FN og den Afrikanske Union i Sikkerhedsresolution 1769 i 2007 for at sikre stabilitet i Darfur, Sudan, mens fredsforhandlingerne pågik. Mandatet udløb i udgangen af 2021.
Appraisal of Danish Support to the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) The objective of the appraisal is to assess the quality and feasibility of the proposed bilateral support for GGGI. Based on this, the appraisal team will recommend adjustments for the final project document before submission to the grant authorities.