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Support to Human Rights, Good Governance and Access to Justice To increase the institutional capacity of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice and the Judicial Service to protect and promote human rights, strengthen good governance, and enhance access to justice for the poor.
Strategic Climate Institution Program SCIP is a four year program providing support to a whole range of partners from government agencies to private sector, civil societies and academia that will be working on the climate change agenda in Ethiopia
WFP's program in Yemen 2013 Den humanitære og sikkerhedsmæssige situation i Yemen er forværret drastisk inden for de seneste par år, hvor interne konflikter har destabiliseret landets politiske og sikkerhedsmæssige struktur. I et i forvejen uhyre fattigt land har de fortsatte konflikter mange steder afbrudt muligheden for at levere basale sociale ydelser, hvilket har medført en forværring af de allerede presserende problemer for lokalbefolkningen. FN rapporterede at 13 mio. mennesker ikke havde adgang til rent vand og fungerende sanitet, at 10,5 mio. knap halvdelen af Yemens samlede antal indbyggere blev ramt af fødevareusikkerhed, at der er 431.000 internt fordrevne, og at 90.000 børn stadig ikke har adgang til skolegang. Dertil kommer, at landet huser mindst en kvart million flygtninge fra Afrikas Horn, og at det samtidig er transitland for over 80.000 migranter om året. 
WFPs arbejde i Yemen inkluderer akut fødevaresikkerhed, ernæring og et skolebespisningsprogram for piger.
Strengthening Effective Child Justice System in all regions in Ethiopia This program will realize an effective child friendly justice system, covering all regions of Ethiopia to ensure that Ethiopian children have better protection and access to legal services and restorative justice measure
ECOSOC/UNICEF partnerskabs event om uddannelse d. 24. april 2013 ECOSOC/UNICEF partnerskabs event om uddannelse d. 24. april 2013 ECOSOC/UNICEF partnerskabs event om uddannelse d. 24. april 2013 ECOSOC/UNICEF partnerskabs event om uddannelse d. 24. april 2013
Refugee costs through the Ministry of Social Affairs and Senior Citizens Refugee costs through the Ministry of Social Affairs and Senior Citizens
Rebuilding Somalia Education Two decades of conflict have had devastating effects on the education sector in Somalia. The education sector in particular has suffered due to a complete absence of public education during the entire period of conflict and unrest. The Transitional Federal Government failed to provide even minimal educational services, due to a lack of access to many areas. Overall education figures in Somalia are among the worst in the world, with gross enrolment figures three times lower than Sub-Saharan averages. Enrolment rate for children 6-13 years age group is 42%, and girls 37%. Political developments in Somalia since 2012 present new opportunities for deeper and broader international engagement. Political progress has been achieved. Responding to the current window of opportunity brought about by the end of transition requires a two-pronged approach that will balance concrete and time-bound service delivery with building capacities at key levels and positions within the education sector. The programme will underpin the legitimacy of Federal Government of Somalia by delivering basis services and simultaneously strengthening the institutional capacity within the education sector at district and community level in accessible regions outside Mogadishu through the Go-2-School Initiative implemented through UNICEF.
Component 1: Service Delivery of Quality Basic Education consists of support to 1) School construction, rehabilitation and equipment, 2) Teacher training and 3) Teacher incentives.
Component 2: Intuitional Strengthening of the Education Sector consists of support to 1) 
Capacity builing for district education officers; 2) Capacity building of school management at community level and 3) Children empowerment and participation at community level.
DBP-Tegnestuen Mejeriet and Tetteh and Associates A/S-Affordable Housing project DBP- Tegnestuen Mejeriet and Tetteh and Associates A/S-Affordable Housing project. Support provided under preparatory phase of Danida Business Partnerships for partner identification, study visits, partial feasibility study
Vietnam Responsible Journalism Initiative Investigative Journalism Project Vietnam Responsible Journalism Initiative Investigative Journalism Project
Towards achieving the elimination of the worst forms of child labour as priority Towards achieving the elimination of the worst forms of child labour as priority Towards achieving the elimination of the worst forms of child labour as priority Towards achieving the elimination of the worst forms of child labour as priority
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 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
Nordic OCHA high level meeting 2013 Nordic OCHA high level meeting 2013 Nordic OCHA high level meeting 2013 Nordic OCHA high level meeting 2013
Three Millennium Development Goal Fund (3MDG) The goal is: Improved maternal, newborn and child health and a reduction in communicable disease burden in areas supported by the 3MDG Fund. The purpose is: Increased access and availability of (i) essential maternal and child health services for the poorest and most vulnerable in townships supported by the 3MDG Fund and (ii) HIV, TB, and malaria interventions for populations and areas not readily covered by the Global Fund. Expected outputs: COMPONENT 1 - Maternal, Newborn and Child Health 1.Delivery of essential services, with a focus on maternal, newborn and child health, in townships supported by 3MDG. 2.Strengthened capacity for delivery of essential MNCH services in townships supported by the 3MDG. COMPONENT 2 - HIV, Tuberculosis (TB) and Malaria 1.Prioritised HIV, TB and malaria interventions provided to targeted populations or areas not readily covered by the Global Fund. COMPONENT 3 - Health systems strengthening (HSS) 1.Prioritised components of the health system strengthened for long-term sustainability. 2.Enhanced health services accountability and responsiveness through capacity development of target communities, civil society organisations and the public sector.
Horn of Africa - comp.3: PSNP-HABP - food and natural resources productive capacities in the drylands of Ethiopia Support with a view to improving food security and and increase in the productive assets of food insecure households in dryland areas of Ethiopia
NEPAD - Africa Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) Support to the NEPAD Kenya Secretariat to facilitate the finalisation and dissemination of the Africa Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) second country review and strengthening of the Secretariat's technical capacity.
Extraordinary contribution to ICRC's support to Syrian refugees and exposed groups in Iraq, 2013 The grant supported the ICRC appeal for Iraq 2013, focusing on Syrian refugees and other vulnerable groups in Iraq. Thousands of people fleeing the conflict in Syria have taken refuge over the border in Kurdistan and other parts of Iraq. ICRC in Iraq aimed at supporting IDPs and residents restore their livelihood in remote and/or neglected areas prone to violence, assisting primarily households headed by women, supporting physical rehabilitation and primary health care centres and repairing and upgrading water, health and detention infrastructure. When needed, the ICRC distributed food and household items to help vulnerable people, including IDPs and Syrian refugees, cope with difficult circumstances.
ESP3 C2 DE 9 Awareness Raising RE and Climate — Kemitraan Environmental Support Programme to improve energy policy and administrative management.
Annual general contribution to The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO IFUODA
Three Millennium Development Goal Fund (3MDG) The overarching objective of the 3MDGF is to contribute to national progress towards the health Millennium Development Goals: Improved maternal, newborn and child health and a reduction in communicable disease burden.
DRC ICRC activities in Gaza and the West Bank DRC ICRC activities in Gaza and the West Bank
IRC - Children affected by Conflict in Northern Mali Girls, boys and their communities are supported to prevent and respond to child rights violations and their resilience is strengthened in the face of risks associated with conflict, displacement, and chronic food crises.
Evaluation of Danida's Fellowship Programme Document and assess the supported activities and the related results, with an aim to contribute to both accountability and learning. Assess the different achievements of the programme, as well as the framework and processes for accomplishing the results.
Development of Physiotherapy Services at Mnazi Mnoja Hospital and support to establishment of a Physiotherapy educational programme in Zanizibar. The Danish Hospital Hvidore Hospital has provided intensified support to physiotherapy services at Mnazi Mmoja Hospital and to the development of a training programme for physiotherapy. This support is a continuation of the rehabilitation services that started with the inauguration of the Physio and Occupational Therapy Units by the Danish Royal Family in 2008. A sustainable approach was adopted, which included both material and technical support as well as financial support to develop a curriculum for physiotherapy training.
UNICEF  No Lost Generation Strategy, 2013 UNICEF  No Lost Generation Strategy, 2013 UNICEF  No Lost Generation Strategy, 2013 UNICEF  No Lost Generation Strategy, 2013
Climate Envelope 2012: support to SANEDI - developing of smart metering system at the Dept. of Energy Climate Envelope 2012: support to SANEDI - developing of smart metering system at the Dept. of Energy Climate Envelope 2012: support to SANEDI - developing of smart metering system at the Dept. of Energy Climate Envelope 2012: support to SANEDI - developing of smart metering system at the Dept. of Energy
HR/IHL NGO Sec. The overall objective of the programme is to contribute to the effective realisation of adherence to HR IHL in the oPt and to influence the behaviour of the relevant duty bearers through supoporting local Israeli and palestinian NGO using one mechanisme.
CSR-facility. IBIS. Tax and CSR - Dialogue about principles for responsible tax in developing countries Overall objective: Increased tax revenues in developing countries. Specific objectives are to establish 1) tax as part of the CSR agenda and 2) dialogue and develop principles for Danish and international development funds on responsbile tax criteria.
An informal technical workshop on settlement products and related policy issues An informal technical workshop on settlement products and related policy issues
RB/Efforts in Syria, 2012 Due to the deteriorating situation inside Syria the number of refugees crossing the border into the neighboring countries increased significantly. Host communities in neighboring countries to Syria generously receive refugees, but due to the increased number, support to the host countries/ communities was urgently required. The project provided Syrian adolescents and youth in Jordan and Lebanon with access to informal education, protection and psychosocial support, ensuring that they continued to learn and were protected from abuse, neglect and exploitation. In Jordan, project outcomes included enhanced psychosocial wellbeing and improved access to informal education for 1,492 adolescents and youth residing in the Za¿atari Camp. Essential knowledge and skills were provided to, not only cope with their displacement, but also to improve their families¿ livelihoods. In Lebanon, project outcomes included enhanced access to quality education and strengthen resilience of 880 children and youth in Tripoli and Bekaa Valley. The activities in Jordan were slightly delayed due to the changing situation in the Za¿atari Camp and winter storms. In Lebanon, some of the activities were move from Bekaa Valley to Tripoli due to the security situation. However, the project has been completed within the planned timeframe and the expected results have been achieved.
Review of GGGI - TJT Consult Review of GGGI - TJT Consult Review of GGGI - TJT Consult Review of GGGI - TJT Consult
Framework Agreement with Brookings Institution 2013-2014 Framework Agreement with Brookings Institution 2013-2014
Contribution to The EU General Commission Budget for External Assistance Contribution to The EU General Commission Budget for External Assistance (Development share of budget, excluding humanitarian aid)
DBP, OK Design and AlCazar DBP, OK Design and AlCazar DBP, OK Design and AlCazar DBP, OK Design and AlCazar
Preparation and information 2013 Financing of expenses related to storage charges, layout, printing, etc.
DBP Nepal Fertliser Industries and Biosa ApS DBP Nepal Fertliser Industries and Biosa ApS DBP Nepal Fertliser Industries and Biosa ApS DBP Nepal Fertliser Industries and Biosa ApS
Support to the protection of Human Rights in Yemen 2012 -14 , phase III The overall objective of the 2012-13 project
is to improve conditions for human rights defenders and human rights organisations to fulfil their mission and mandate while protecting themselves and their work against harassment, confiscations and disconnection from wider networks of human rights defenders and organisations.
Immediate objectives in 2013 are
1. Validated country wide reporting on human rights abuses at the national level hosted on secure servers and mirror sites.
2. Non-state actors in Yemen advocate effectively to national, regional and international human rights bodies on the human rights situation in the country.
Folkekirkens Nødhjælp effort in Sudan 2013-2014 The program provided humanitarian assistance to internally displaced and conflict-affected families internally displaced and conflict-affected families in Sudan. Families received cash for the purchase of food and/or vegetable seeds allowing for more varied diet and income from sale at local markets. New internally displaced families receive relief items (tarpaulins, mosquito nets, soap) to cover basic needs. Local communities and women's groups received training etc. in own protection, rights and mental health. In addition, the intervention supported: Local networks of barefoot vets and drugs for livestock; school materials for six schools and support and access to exams for older students; as well as support and training of staff of local health clinics. Also, the program supports a small secretariat for a consortium of implementing humanitarian organizations in the conflict zone. The secretariat aims to ensure effective and coordinated transport, information sharing and advocacy work. Finally, the program supported capacity building of local partners and local authorities. The program is supported by Danida and other donors.
High Level Task Force for ICPD The main goals are, to:
1) Clarify the status for population and development in 2014 (based on a global survey on the status of the countries in terms of implementation of the ICPD Programme of Action).
2) Produce a report with results and recommendations for future work on the basis on the results of the survey.
3) Integrate the population- and development perspective in the UN post-2015 agenda.
4) Increase the scope of the ICPD Programme of Action, including outreach to young people.
(Solidarités) Integrated assistance to the vulnerable populations in two areas of Myanmar: Dry Zone and Chin State This project aims at improving the living conditions of vulnerable populations in Myanmar, through an integrated approach tackling water access, hygiene and livelihoods in Dry Zone and Chin State. The intervention areas include three townships in Dry Zone: Monywa, Yinmabin and Yesagyo, and Kanpetlet Township in Chin State. 

Specific objective: To support the access to water, health and livelihoods of populations affected by extreme weather conditions (Dry Zone) and rural isolation (Southern Chin State). 

Component 1: Increase of access to water and improvement of livelihoods of populations affected by extreme weather conditions in Dry Zone 
Outputs:
1.Increase of accessibility of improved water resources
2.Increase capacity of targeted households to protect themselves and families from diarrhoeal disease 
3.Community members can develop the capacity to construct or maintain infrastructure independently and diversify their sources of income 

Component 2: Improvement of livelihoods and enhancing self-reliance among populations affected by rural isolation in Southern Chin State 
Outputs:
1.Targeted households improve livelihoods through adapted support to farming activities 
2.Targeted households increase their diversity of diet through the continuation or creation of Compound Vegetable Farms (CVFs) 
3.Improvement of farming techniques of targeted households 
4.Improvement and diversification of livelihoods of targeted households in the short and long terms
Sustainable Development for a Sustainable Future Sustainable Development for a Sustainable Future Sustainable Development for a Sustainable Future Sustainable Development for a Sustainable Future
Climate Envelope 2012: World Bank - Strategic Climate Fund. CIF/PPCR cf. file No. 104.G.12 regarding contribution to CIF
Climate Envelope 2012: CARE Denmark/92 group: civil society activities, Southern Voices, phase 2 Support for Southern climate policy networks to increase their capacity for carrying out advocacy and monitor activities and raising public awareness at national, regional and international levels to implement and develop climate change policies
Climate Envelope 2013: UNOPS: readiness - adaptation and mitigation activities Very few real life examples exist on how private engagement can be achieved in practice in climate change projects. Stimulating such activities is a key objective for this project, and it aims to develop new knowledge and models for private sector involv.
Development of Master Programme, Yemen, Fase II Development of Master Programme, Yemen, Fase II Development of Master Programme, Yemen, Fase II Development of Master Programme, Yemen, Fase II
Støtte til uformel dialog mellem Indien-Pakistan-Afghanistan IPA and Nuclear dialogues
Studies and Review on Bolivia Country Programme, part III: Promotion of Sustainable Natrual Ressource Management & Climate Change The programme supports two areas, forestry and energy. Forest includes sustainable forest management, while energy considers access, efficiency and alternative energy.
Private/Public Partnership Project in the Water Sector Private/Public Partnership Project to test new technology and know-how in the South African Water Sector
IFC Inclusive Green Growth Trust Fund A strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), which governs the collaboration between Denmark and IFC, was signed in October 2010. It was agreed that the parties would cooperate within the following strategic areas: Sub-Saharan Africa, Fragile States, Environment and Climate and Gender Equality. With reference to the MOU, Denmark agreed in October 2010 to contibute mDKK 25 to fund IFC's advisory services in Zimbabwe, Somalia and South Sudan and activities within gender equality (File:73.c.95.c.4.).

In december 2013, Denmark and IFC signed an agreement in the context of the MOU with the intention to complement collaboration around Inclusive Green Growth.
UNDP Country Programme - Myanmar The programme aims to promote poverty reduction and sustainable development which are rights-based, gender-sensitive, inclusive and equitable by strengthening institutional capacity of national and local governments and non-state actors.
Next Steps on the ATT: Arms transfers and the Global Supply Chain Next Steps on the ATT: Arms transfers and the Global Supply Chain Next Steps on the ATT: Arms transfers and the Global Supply Chain Next Steps on the ATT: Arms transfers and the Global Supply Chain
Meetings in Council for Development Policy To cover expenses related to the Council for Development Policy during 2017
Health benefits to the refugees in Batil, Grendressa of Jaman refugee camp, 213 Health benefits to the refugees in Batil, Grendressa of Jaman refugee camp, 213 Health benefits to the refugees in Batil, Grendressa of Jaman refugee camp, 213 Health benefits to the refugees in Batil, Grendressa of Jaman refugee camp, 213
Support to Human Rights Actors in the MENA region Support to Human Rights Actors in the MENA region
Support to UHRC for implementation of anti-torture law. The Prevention and Prohibition of the Torture Act was enacted in 2012. This project was initiated to support the Uganda Human Rights Commission to build the capacity of the government institutions in the implementation of the law and also to create awareness.
Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2013, MSF Partnerskabsaftalen, indgået i 2012, har tre fokusområder målrettet de mest sårbare: 1) hurtig effektiv akut nødhjælp i akutte kriser 2) medicinsk behandling for underernæring og 3) adgang til reproduktiv og seksuel sundhedsydelser, herunder akut fødselshjælp og medicinsk behandling efter seksuel vold. Samarbejdet er både i akutte (fleksible midler) såvel som langstrakte kriser (landemidler) og handler både om dialog om humanitære kriser og udfordringer samt bidrag til finansiering af Læger uden Grænsers aktiviteter. I 2013 har det geografiske fokus for samarbejdet i langstrakte kriser været Etiopien og Sydsudan. De fire støttede projekter indeholder alle stærke elementer af de ovenfornævnte fokusområder og kerne Læger uden Grænser ydelser så som: adgang til gratis primære og sekundære sundhedsydelser, vaccinationer, overvågning og respons (i forbindelse med f.eks. udbrud af vold eller epidemier), vand og sanitet og fortalervirksomhed for humanitær adgang og civilbefolkningens situation. Sundhedsoplysning og kapacitetsopbygning udgør også centrale elementer og ¿on the job¿ træning, supervision og undervisning er centrale aktiviteter. Væsentlige risikoelementer har været sikkerhedssituationen i Sydsudan, hvor det ene støttede projekt, Pibor, på grund af stigende usikkerhed og vold i området, er blevet omlagt fra et regulært projekt, til et akut nødhjælps-set-up, som kunne tilpasses den omskiftelige situation. De fleksible midler har bidraget til udsendelse af personel til Læger uden Grænsers internationale interventioner samt til akutte medicinske interventioner målrettet gulfeberudbrud i Tchad, mæslingeudbrud i Nigeria og medicinsk nødhjælp til flygtninge fra Darfur i Tchad. De fleksible midler som modalitet har fungeret rigtig godt. Fleksibiliteten og Ministeriets hurtige sagsbehandling i forbindelse med aktivering af midlerne har gjort det muligt at bruge midlerne effektivt når akutte kriser opstår. Generelt for 2013 er de opstillede mål nået.
Support to mapping of governorates in Tunisia Mapping of the guvernarates of Tunisa
DBP Consultancy and Marketing DBP Consultancy and Marketing DBP Consultancy and Marketing DBP Consultancy and Marketing
Universal Rights Group: core contributions Denmarks Contribution to the Universal Rights Group (URG) 2014-2016
Support to syria - Danisk pledge at the international donors' conference for Syria, Jan. 2013 Support to syria - Danish pledge at the international donors' conference for Syria, Jan. 2013
Cooperation between the University of Southern Denmark and Jordanian Universities The project aims at contributing to  cooperation and networking between Arabic centers of education and Denmark.
Support to the Process of Criminal Justice Reform in Libya Support to the Process of Criminal Justice Reform in Libya Support to the Process of Criminal Justice Reform in Libya Support to the Process of Criminal Justice Reform in Libya
Support to mainstreaming of HRBA in the UN (UNDG-HRM) Support to HRBA in the UN system (UNDG-HRM)