devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Denmark's contributions to ILO RBSA 2023-2027 The contribution to ILO’s Regular Budget Supplementary Account (RBSA) in 2023-2027 is a core support to the organisation, guided by the Strategy for the cooperation between Denmark and ILO 2023-2027 and the development policy priorities set out in the Danish government’s development policy strategy “The World We Share”.

The contribution will support all ILO Policy Outcomes with a focus on the following key priorities:

1)	Increasing capacity of African member states to formulate and implement policies for green jobs and gender-responsive national employment policies, including for youth: The key concern for Denmark under priority 1 is that modernised national employment policies translate into more green jobs, more jobs for youth and a better integration of gender aspects.

2)	Enhancing decent work in supply chains: The key concern for Denmark under priority 2 is that ILO’s focus on supply chains translates into better working conditions, effective coverage under social security for work injury, higher productivity and cleaner production. 

3)	Increasing capacity of mainly African member states to ensure respect for, promote and realize fundamental principles and rights at work, including for migrant workers:  The key concerns for Denmark under priority 3 are securing a transition of workers from the informal to the formal economy, while ensuring respect for ILO’s standards for decent work; as well as protecting migrant workers through fair and effective labour migration frameworks, institutions and services.

4)	Continuously enhance organisational effectiveness curbing corruption, contributing to UN reform, and ensuring protection from sexual exploitation and abuse. The key concern for Denmark under priority 4 is that ILO continuously enhance organisational effectiveness and pays increasing attention to the MOPAN exercise recommendations 5 and 6 for a) improvements on systems and sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) gradually improving its performance against the requirements of the UN  wide action plan on Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women and b) in proactively identifying synergies with development partners, collaborating with international finance institutions and leveraging resources with other UN agencies.
Integreret sundhedsprojekt i Oropeza-provinsen/Potolo-Poroma The aim of the project is to relieve typical problems in regard to health, nutrition and local organising among the poor Bolivian farmers without means.
Formulation of new project with IISD - 2024-2027 Consultancy to support MFA in formulating a project document for support to IISD for the period of 2024-2027
SSC Framework Programme with City of Aarhus 2023-2026 Danish Strategic Sector Cooperation (SSC) has developed and grown considerably since the initiation in
2015. Today, SSC includes 42 projects with 11 Danish authorities in 18 countries. Following an
independent evaluation of the SSC program in 2020, it was decided to update and adjust the guidelines
for SSC in order to further enhance the strategic approach of the modality. This revision exercise also
aimed to align the SSC guidelines with recent government strategies, in particular the new strategy for
development cooperation - “The World We Share” - and the Global Climate Action Strategy - “A Green
and Sustainable World”. Promoting a more strategic approach, the new SSC guidelines, SSC 2.0,
introduce 4-year framework programmes as the basis for the engagement with individual Danish
Authorities. The framework programmes will be phased in gradually, starting in 2022 with two pilots with
national authorities and a separate pilot with the Municipality of Aarhus.
Loss and damage Conference A conference co-hosted by the Danish Red Cross and the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Tuesday 11 October, 12.00-17.00 at Danish Red Cross, Blegdamsvej 27, 2100 Copenhagen.

The discussion will involve humanitarian approaches and financing mechanisms in the context of 
climate-related losses and damages.
Appraisal Africa Partnership for Peace and Sustainability Programme To conduct a appraisal of the new phase of the Africa Partnership for Peace and Sustainability Programme requested by the RDE in Addis Ababa. The first payment under the contract to be paid in September - and final payment in December 2023.
DGBP 2022. Green Production Landscape (GPL), Singida region in Tanzania. The overall objective of this project is the following: “A sustainable green production landscape in Singida region Tanzania, allows smallholder farmers under an inclusive and green business partnership to viably grow, consume and market organic produce thereby getting food and income as well as regenerating their land and conserving a diverse agriculture-based landscape”.

The Danida Green Business Partnerships (DGBP) programme funds and supports market-based partnership projects between commercial and non-commercial partners addressing climate and environmental challenges while contributing to inclusive growth and improved livelihoods. The programme builds on previous years’ experience with the private partnership program, DMDP. DGBP 2022. Green Production Landscape (GPL), Singida region in Tanzania.
Syrien-Irak 2022-2024 US Department of State (DoS) Reintegration US Department of State (DoS) Reintegration
Folkekirkens Nødhjælp SPA 2022-2025 HUM Three strategic priorities permeate across all strategic partnerships in the period. Democratic values and human rights, fragile context and displacement, and climate and green solutions are present through different approaches and varying emphasis in line with the technical capacity and the partner’s core competencies.
IDA Crisis Facility Scale up support for the world’s poorest countries to address worsening development challenges due to the overlapping global crises, particularly food insecurity and extreme climate events. The poorest and most vulnerable have been hit hardest by the global surge in energy and food prices and rising inflation exacerbated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The spillover of the invasion is further worsening the significant setbacks caused by COVID-19 and climate change, especially in Africa and the Middle East. The Crisis Facility will therefore provide financing to help countries respond to food insecurity, deal with economic shocks, address increasingly frequent and severe natural disasters, and respond to health emergencies and severe disease outbreaks.

20% will be allocated for SPUR (Special Program for Ukraine and Moldova Recovery) and 80% for CRW+ (Crisis Response Window Plus).
Assistance to mature the ASEAN-EU project on Circular Economy Denmark has signed a contribution agreement with EU on implementing a project on Circular Economy (CE) in ASEAN. The assistance asked for is to support the transition from project document into a viable project with a robust organisational set-up which includes identifying implementing partners and formulation of contracts/tenders for project implementation.
Support to International Fund for Public Interest Media (IFPIM) for 2023-2024 The objective of the project is to support the International Fund for Public Interest Media’s efforts to address a news media ‘extinction event’ in low- and middle-income countries and build more inclusive and sustainable media ecosystems.
Capacity building workshop on maritime delimitation The workshop (early 2023) will enable 20-30 government representatives from ODA listed SIDS to participate physically in a capacity building workshop on maritime delimitation organised jointly by DK MFA and the World Maritime University in Malmø. Participation will boost abilities to manage maritime space and seek peacefull solutions to disputes which is a key factor for economic development.
ISI - Gender and youth dimensions in SA A nuanced understanding of inequality, particularly as it relates to the key sub-populations of women and youth, enables a more effective response to reducing inequality (SDG Priority 10). The unique contribution of this work is to make academic research on inequality more pragmatic and accessible, and to combine datasets in novel ways to reveal insights. Reducing inequality in South Africa reduces geo-political risk and provides fertile ground for learnings that have applicability in other contexts. Research that brings together multiple sources of data, and that takes a multi-dimensional approach to inequality brings us closer to the lived experience of South Africans. This in turn allows for the identification of effective policy responses.
Contribution to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Trust Fund, Copenhagen May 2022 The objective of the development cooperation is to ensure up to 32 OECD-DAC-listed developing countries’ participation in the May Ministerial Meeting as well as the participation of the COP Presidency (Egypt), UNFCCC Executive Secretary (Mexico) and SBSTA chair (Democratic Republic of Congo).
UNHCR Regional Appeal for Sudan 2023 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the UNHCR Regional Response Appeal Plan, which will aim 1) to support host countries to provide timely and life-saving protection and humanitarian assistance for all those fleeing Sudan, and 2) Identify persons with specific protection needs and in vulnerable situations and provide specialized protection interventions.
Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance - Projektudviklingsfacilitet 2022-2025 The project provides a pipeline for Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance by developing project proposals based on a life-cycle cost perspective. By covering costs of development, the facility can help increase investment in sustainable and climate-relevant infrastructure projects that are crucial for development in developing countries.
OCHA Yemen HF 2022 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022, which calls for 4.27 billion USD to reach 17.9 million people with humanitarian assistance
Syrien-Irak 2022-2025. Syrian Peace Initiative The objective of SPI II is to provide an effective multi-layered, multi-stakeholder-oriented contribution to the Syria peace process in line with UN Security Council Resolution 2254 and the EU Strategy for Syria. SPI II will be jointly co-financed by the Danish MFA, the Europe-an Union and the German Federal Foreign Office, and implemented by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). SPI II will support the development of a peace ar-chitecture for Syria and the preparation of key political and civil society actors to effectively participate in peace negotiations.
Bidrag til genopfyldning af Den Internationale Udviklingssammenslutning (IDA 11) Den Internationale Udviklingssammenslutning (IDA) er Verdensbankgruppens facilitet til ydelse af lån på fordelagtige vilkår til lavindkomstlande, som ikke eller kun i begrænset omfang har adgang til de internationale kapitalmarkeder. På tidspunktet for den 11. genopfyldning af IDA (IDA11) var 79 lande kategoriseret som IDA-lande. Danmark har været medlem af IDA siden oprettelsen i 1960 og har bidraget til samtlige genopfyldninger. 

Den 11. genopfyldning består af en etårig interimsfond for 1997 efterfulgt af en toårig genopfyldning for perioden 1. juli 1997 til 30. juni 1999. 

Danske mål: 
Den overordnede målsætning for IDA er bekæmpelse af fattigdom ved at fremme bæredygtig økonomisk vækst. Der lægges vægt på arbejdsintensiv produktion, miljøhensyn, jobskabelse i den private sektor, investering i arbejdskraftens uddannelse og sundhed samt beskyttelse af de svageste befolkningsgrupper, herunder forbedring af kvinders stilling i udviklingsprocessen.
General Contribution to the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) 2019 Denmark's General Contribution to UNAIDS 2019
DGBP 2023 - Circular economy demonstration of low carbon cement and green concrete production in Ukraine The project aims to demonstrate that concrete production from low carbon cement and recycled demolition waste is financially viable means of contributing to a green rebuilding of Ukraine, significantly reducing CO2 emissions. This supports local economy, creates employment and enables vulnerable war-affected populations to access building materials for reconstruction of their homes. The project will play a key role in ongoing advocacy by the partners for priority to circular economy in the rebuilding of the country, utilizing the green concrete demonstration plant as a physical location for delegations by local authorities, donors, and private investors to learn of the potentials of circular economy from visible, tangible results. The local community will benefit directly by accessing green concrete at affordable prices and/or through exchange of demolition waste from destroyed homes.
Desk Appraisal of UNOPS & Government of Denmark’s Partnership Project on Strategic Technical Support to Jal Jeevan Mission for Achieving SDG-6 The overall objective of the appraisal is to assess the relevance, quality and feasibility of the
project design and documentation and if they are fit to underpin project implementation and
produce the expected results in an effective, efficient and sustainable manner, as well as
providing recommendations for adjustments or improvements as needed, prior to submission to
the grant authorities.
Mid-term review of CCASFBA-Mali programme The objective is to conduct a mid-term review of the Climate Change Adaptation and Stabilisaton in Fragile Boarder Areas of Mali (CCASFBA-Mali) with the PATRIP Foundation. The review will include a follow up on recommendations from the inception review of the programme (Nov 2021) and to formulate recommendations to improve implementation in the second half of the programme.
UNICEF WASH Ethiopia 2022-25 Support to the UNICEF WASH programme in Ethiopia for 2022 and 2023, as a part of a new programme support for 2022-25.
UNFPA general contribution Denmark supports UNFPA in order to support implementation of the Cairo Programme of Action
Training Institute on Migration Capacity Partnership for the Mediterranean - II The overall objective of the project is to contribute to more effective administration of the movement of persons and goods by building migration capacity partnerships through the establishment of a permanent and accredited regional training institute offering quality-assured, bespoke learning and coaching experiences that result in certification for migration actors.
European Investment Bank 2019 Created in 1957 by the Treaty of Rome and launched in 1959, the European Development Fund (EDF) is the EU's main instrument for providing development aid to African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries and to overseas countries and territories (OCTs). The EDF is established within the framework of an international agreement between the EU and its partner countries. The current ACP-EU Partnership Agreement, the `Cotonou Agreement´, was concluded in 2000. The 11th European Development Fund entered into force on the 1st March 2015 and the total financial resources amount to 30.5 billion euro for the period till 2020. The EDF is financed outside the EU budget by direct contributions from EU Member States.  The EU's aid efforts are particularly focused on the following areas: Trade, regional integration, environment, infrastructure, transportation, water & energy, food security, support for economic & institutional reforms, conflict prevention, human rights, and democracy & good governance.

The Danish strategic priorities for the participation in development cooperation through the EU focus on three areas:
1.The EU as a global force for human rights (HR). The EU must incorporate HR in all its relations and policies with developing countries through a human rights-based approach to development.
2.The EU as a stable partner in fragile states. The EU must unfold its full potential in terms of preventing conflicts, creating security and building stable and legitimate states. The EU's involvement must be strengthened and the synergies between EU policies must be utilized to an even greater degree.
3.The EU as a driver of green growth and employment. The EU must prioritize green growth and employment as a key to prosperity and as a precondition for sustainable development. The EU must use its influence in international negotiations to ensure that development, environment and climate are addressed in a coherent way.
IDA Special Action Account At the CIEC (Conference on International Economic Cooperation) in Paris in 1975-1977, donors committed 1 billion USD for the “Special Action Programme” (SAP) for the poorest developing countries. The programme was financed by the European Economic Community (EEC), the US and a number of other donors. In 1978, the EEC contributed 385 million USD, which were channeled to the developing countries through the World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA). Denmark’s share of this was 2.93 per cent - corresponding to approximately 70 million DKK. The loans were issued with a 10 year grace period and repayment over 50 years. Repayments from debtor countries are transferred to Danida through the IDA.
Sundhedstjeneste i Sissala-distriktet Sundhedstjeneste i Sissala-distriktet Sundhedstjeneste i Sissala-distriktet Sundhedstjeneste i Sissala-distriktet
OCHA - humanitarian UN Fund for the Sahel with focus on Burkina Faso, 2021 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Burkina Faso Humanitarian Response Plan for 2021 issued in January 2021, which calls for 607.9 million USD to reach 2.9 million people with humanitarian assistance.
Årligt bidrag til OSCE SMM 2022-2023 Den ukrainske regering anmodede i 2014 OSCE om assistance i den aktuelle skrøbelige situation med udsendelse af en monitoreringsmission. Missionen har siden 2015 bidraget til at overvåge overholdelse og brud på Minskaftalen på daglig basis. Missionen har spillet en afgørende rolle, idet den har udgjort den eneste internationale mission, med mandat til at observere og rapportere om situationen på jorden, herunder overholdelsen af våbenhvilen. Efter den russiske invasion af Ukraine den 24. februar 24 har Missionen måtte forlade Østukraine og internationale observatører er trukket ud af landet. Rusland har ved forhandlingerne i marts 2022 nægtet af forlænge Missionens mandat. Flertallet af OSCE-deltagerstater ønsker at forlænge, og det er EU's holdning, at ’it of utmost necessity that the SMM’s important work continues and its mandate
is extended.’ Forhandlinger fortsætter således, og Missionen opretholdes i administrativt ’dvalemodus’. Dette for at opretholde missionens finansielle forpligtelser og bevare kapaciteten til, hvis konsensus opnås, at kunne genindsætte denne med kort varsel for at monitorere konflikten, at kunne agere som det internationale samfunds ”øjne og ører”.
Dansk bidrag til MOPAN 2023-2024 Formålet er at sikre at MOPAN via den fælles donorstøtte kan gennemføre fælles vurderinger af multilaterale organisationer
DGBP 2022. WaterStarters: Creating climate-smart, financially sustainable water solutions for improved livelihoods in Kenya DGBP 2022. WaterStarters: Creating climate-smart, financially sustainable water solutions for improved livelihoods in Kenya
Denmark’s Contribution to JRR Association - Justice Rapid Response in 2023-2024 JRR is a Geneva-based organisation created with the aim of providing rapid deployment of criminal justice and related professionals from a stand-by roster, in order to assist and build capacity in developing countries to provide accountability for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity and to ensure that international justice plays an integral role in post-conflict peace building. Operational since October 2009, JRR’s roster recruitment process, which includes a training program, developed and carried out in collaboration with the Institute for International Criminal Investigations (IICI), certifies experts to the JRR roster in order to make them available to build capacity and support criminal justice investigations in developing countries. In 2023, JRR’s Roster has over 750 experts. The roster is gender-balanced, geographically and linguistically diverse, and includes investigators, sexual and gender-based violence experts, forensic experts, prosecutors, military analysts, financial investigators, open-source investigators, psychosocial experts, legal analysts, and child experts. 
The project is an earmarked contribution to Justice Rapid Response to build capacity in developing countries in support for criminal justice 
investigations in the years 2023 and 2024. The project aims to strengthen the capacity in the developing countries to document and legally follow up on the human rights violations and fight against impunity, thus contributing to the stabilization efforts and restoration of the rule of law.
Consultant for external appraisal of climate adaptation in Rwanda The consultancy would perform the external appraisal of the climate adaptation project in Rwanda.

The overall objective of the appraisal is a final quality assurance check in accordance to the Danida Aid Management Guidelines of projects between 10-39 mio. DKK, including review of the underlying documentation, the design and justification of the proposed new grant.
Core contribution to Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime  (GI-TOC) 2022-2024 The Danish core contribution will be used to enable The Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC) work on research and project on organized crime. The contribution runs from 2022-2024. 

Regional focus on The Horn of Africa, West Africa and the Sahel, and Eastern Europe.

GI-TOC strategic objectives:
1. Awareness and analysis: increase the evidence base and understanding of organized crime and its links to security conflict and instability  
2. Action: facilitate and catalyze innovative policy-relevant responses to crime and conflict
3. Resilience: strengthen local resilience and responses to organized crime and instability
4. Bolster partnerships: enhance and leverage partnerships for more effective responses to crime and conflict
5. The future: consolidate a decade of growth and position the organization for the future as a key partner in international and community responses to build resilience to organized crime.
4th International Conference on SIDS (2023-2024) The proposed project involves: (1) convening the 4th International Conference on SIDS in 2024, and (2) convening a preparatory process for the 4th International Conference on SIDS starting in 2023. The objective is to provide the necessary support to the 4th International Conference on SIDS and its preparatory process. 

The Assembly, in paragraph 22 of resolution 77/245, reaffirmed its call to convene in 2024, the fourth International Conference on Small Island Developing States (SIDS) which will be aimed at assessing their ability to achieve sustainable development, including the 2030 Agenda and its Sustainable Development Goals, and decides that the international meeting will be convened in the second or third quarter of 2024 for a duration of no more than five days. In paragraph 29 of the same resolution, the Assembly also decided to convene in 2023, prior to the commencement of its 78th session, a regional preparatory meeting in each of the three regions of SIDS, as well as an interregional preparatory meeting, to identify and develop input for the Conference.
Strategic Partnership 2022-2025: Partner Dialogue Uganda Strategic Partnership 2022-2025: Partner Dialogue Uganda
Appraisal of projects in Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova An appraisal of a regional projects under EUN (support to UNDP and UN Women) within thematics such as decentralisation, womens' rights, migration, green transition and job creation. 

F2 number 2023-35066
UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration - consultancy The objective of the assignment is to support the effective preparation of the Danish support for 2023-2025 to the MPTF and elaboration of the Programme Document to a level of standard enabling it to be submitted for approval and which addresses the key issues arising from assessments and discussions between MFA, UNEP, FAO, UNDP, and other key stakeholders.