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Core Contribution IPPF Extraordinary core contribution to(Int. Planned Parenthood Federation) IPPF 2016 based on the Financial act no. 41 approved by the Financial committee on December 8 2016.
UNOPS Ukraine Winterization Response - The invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has led to wide-spread infrastructural damage across the country, with an increase in number and severity of attacks targeting energy infrastructure since October 2022. As of November, the Government of Ukraine reported destruction of 40% of Ukraine's energy infrastructure. As the country heads into the winter months, the impact of the damages on the energy and heating infrastructure and the access to heating supply on the household level become a critical challenge.
- The Government of Ukraine has requested international partners to urgently provide assistance in repairing the damage to the electricity and heating infrastructure and provide emergency support to help the population under winter stress. 
- In response to the evolving crisis, the Government of
Denmark has pledged to provide emergency support to Ukraine’s energy and heating infrastructure nationwide, while prioritizing support to the Mykolaiv region of Ukraine based on Denmark’s special role in the reconstruction of Mykolaiv.
Outline SEAH procedures and operational guidelines The Purpose is to draft and outline procedures and operational guidelines for the MFA in relation to Sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment (SEAH)
SOS Børnebyerne 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.
Bamako. Preparation of new projects Preparation of projects under transition framework 2024-2027
Framework Programme on strategic Sector Cooperation with Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries (MFAF) and its agencies (2023-2026) Food production systems moved forward on the green transition and reducing climate effects through stronger legislative frameworks and institutional capacity of partner authorities to address: (i) food loss and waste, incl. food and feed safety and hygiene, (ii) promote organic production; and (iii) one-health, incl. AMR and animal health.
Programme support to the Energy Sector (ESPS) Adgangen til energi er en af forudsætningerne for økonomisk vækst og dermed fattigdomsreduktion. Gennem energisektorprogrammet søges udnyttelsen af Mozambiques energiressourcer forbedret med henblik på bl.a. økonomisk vækst og forbedrede levevilkår ikke mindst for de vanskeligst stillede befolkningsgrupper.

Sektorprogrammet omfatter følgende komponenter:
1. Støtte til opbygningen af den institutionelle kapacitet med henblik på gennemførelse af landets energipolitik, herunder energiplanlægning. 2. Støtte til det nationale el-forsyningsselskabs rehabilitering og udbygning af transmissions- og distributionsnettet til fordel for forbrugere og virksomheder i økonomiske vækstzoner. 3. Bistand til udvikling af stabile, bæredygtige og sikre energiformer for lavindkomstgrupper.
Responding to winterization program in Mykolaiv City/Oblast in  Ukraine II - Due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, more than 16 million citizens are estimated to be in dire need of humanitarian assistance, including 6,5 million people being internally displaced (IDPs) 
- Millions of Ukrainians live in severally damaged homes ill-suited for the harsh Ukrainian winter conditions
- Approximately 13 million Ukrainians, including IDPs, lack access to water, sanitation and hygiene, and as a consequence, contagious diseases pose a risk to the public health
- As a part of the Ukrainian reconstruction plan, Denmark has taken a special role in the reconstruction of Mykolaiv requested by the president of Ukraine
Support to Higher Secondary Education Board Support to Higher Secondary Education Board Support to Higher Secondary Education Board Support to Higher Secondary Education Board
Tender consultant FM UN CITY CPH Tender consultant Facility Management UN CITY CPH
OCHA Ethiopia HF 2022 Following three consecutive poor rainy seasons, the conflict in Northern Ethiopia, ethnic conflict and the displacement of more than 5 million people, up to 30 million people have humanitarian needs in Ethiopia. This allocation of 30 mio. DKK contributes to meeting the objectives of the draft 2022 Humanitarian Response Plan for Ethiopia.

Meeting the objectives of the draft 2022 Humanitarian Response Plan for Ethiopia.

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.unocha.org/research-and-reports Meeting the objectives of the draft 2022 Humanitarian Response Plan for Ethiopia. 
Justification for choice of partner:
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) development project Support for Gender Standby Capacity Project 2021-2022 The main objective of this contribution is the deployment through the the Gender Standby Capacity Project (GenCap) of senior advisers within gender equality (GE) and gender-based violence (GBV) in humanitarian crises to address capacity needs in GE and GBV programming efforts, in addition to providing capacity development, policy advice and guidance on best practices.
Mid-Term Review of Global Partnership for Education (GPE) The overall objective of the MTR is to assess the continued relevance of the Danish support to and partnership with GPE, including how GPE results provide synergies towards achieving Denmark’s priorities and ways of engaging with GPE. Furthermore, it should assess synergies with other Danish instruments as well as the coordination with other development partners. The MTR will complement the MOPAN assessment and other donors’ reviews and evaluations of GPE. The findings of the review should also inform the considerations and preparations for a new organisation strategy for Denmark’s engagement with GPE, including through a draft outline of this.
Restrukturering af uddannlesesdepartementet i North West Province Restrukturering af uddannlesesdepartementet i North West Province
Framework Programme on Strategic Sector Cooperation with Ministry of Environment and its agencies - The Framework Programme (FP) promotes Danish Government’s
policies regarding the green transition and climate action,
by targeting select aspects of the climate crisis and the planet’s
critical environmental state linked to water, waste, and pollution
which the Ministry of Environment/Danish Environmental Protection
Agency’s core competencies can contribute to address.
- The FP contributes to poverty reduction by strengthening the
effectiveness and integrity of public systems and regulations for
sustainable water and natural resource management, reducing
waste, and protecting the environment and biodiversity, which the
poor and vulnerable in particular depend on to protect their livelihood
resources, opportunities, and voice.
- The FP delivers on Government’s intention for the Strategic
Sector Cooperation to be a core instrument to deliver its priorities
on the green transition, support Danish climate diplomacy and bilateral
relations, and to engage the Danish private sector in green
solutions and investments.
- The FP further contributes to delivering on the ambitious Danish
water priorities, namely to ensure new and improved water resource
management and access to water in Africa, as well as priorities
to strengthen biodiversity and promote nature-based solutions
as stated in the Strategy for Development Cooperation. Improved framework conditions and Danish bilateral and commercial engagement in partner countries for sustainable management of water, waste and pollution in ways that directly promote climate action and a green, inclusive and just transition.
Evaluation of Danish Development Cooperation with Tanzania 1962-2022 An evaluation assessing Denmark’s longest-standing development cooperation partnership, which will investigate and identify whether, how and for whom Danish development cooperation has contributed to change in Tanzania, and explore the implications of different types of partnerships established over time.
The main objective is to assess Denmark’s longest-standing development cooperation partnership, with emphasis on the contribution to change (accountability), and identify relevant lessons learned.
Supporting women in environmental protection, FTAs and international environmental commitments implementation The project aims at raising women’s awareness of and support to environmental protection, contributing to facilitating FTAs and international environmental commitments implementation in the context of Vietnam’s international integration
Red Barnet - NGO Call Syrien 2022-2023 The grant is awarded to the Save the Children project: Towards child sensitive durable solutions – pathways to material, physical and psychosocial safety for displacement-affected and returnee children and young people in Syria and Lebanon

The stated overall objective of the project is: The rights of displacement-affected and returnee children and young people in Syria and Lebanon are strengthened and they are empowered to make meaningful choices about their future To empower and strengthen the rights of displacement-affected and returnee children and young people in Syria and Lebanon.
Framework Programme with Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities (MCEU) To promote a socially just green transition and to contribute to sustainable growth and resilient development for people in partner countries.
Strategisk konsolideringsfase for Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Projektets overordnede formål er at fremme udviklingen af frie og uafhængige medier og promovere øget ytringsfrihed samt fremme og støtte udviklingen af en pulserende, professionel og involverende mediesektor som en afgørende del af den demokratiske udvikling i det sydlige Afrika.

MISA er vel etableret i regionen og har lokale kontorer i de fleste af landene i det sydlige Afrika. MISA's hovedaktiviteter omfatter promovering af pressefrihed, fremme af en diversificering af typer af radio- og fjernsynsudsendelser, forsvare og beskyttelse af udsatte journalister i regionen og ikke mindst "overvåge" mediesektoren i regionen.

Danmark har støttet MISAs regionale kontor siden dets grundlæggelse. De første år gennem UNESCO og siden bilateralt med i alt knap 58 mio. kr.
Folkekirkens Nødhjælp - Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 This project forms part of the Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 between MFA and the Danish civil society organisations. 

It aims to implement the priorities from the Danish development strategy, “The World We Share,” through dynamic and mutually reinforcing partnerships with independent Danish organisations on shared priorities, namely democratic values and human rights, fragile contexts and displacement, and climate and green solutions.

Strategic Partnerships receive one grant with funding for both development assistance and for humanitarian emergencies (listed here as separate engagements).

Due to the strategic focus of the partnerships, results are reported at an aggregated level across countries and themes to show contributions to changes through case studies and crosscutting indicators. 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.
FN Donormøde i CPH 17. -19. oktober 2023 FN Donormøde i CPH 17. -19. oktober 2023
DGBP 2023 - Green Hub Kampala (GHK) - E-mobility ecosystem for climate change mitigation and improved livelihoods in Uganda The longer-term development contribution of the project is five-fold: 1) Increased income for boda drivers and livelihood opportunities for women and youth in the e-mobility sector. 2) Reduction of air pollution, leading to improved health for citizens as well as improved working conditions for drivers due to the increased safety and security conditions of the e-boda. 3) Sustainable waste management by recycling the old bodas. 4) Introducing e-bodas running on green energy is the first step in the transition to a green transport sector in Uganda and the first 60 e-bodas will lead to an annual reduction of 124 tons CO2. 5) The MP will unite partnerships across different sectors and across government, private sector and civil society, to together tackle Uganda's transport and energy challenges and to fight climate change, which aligns with the national development agenda of Uganda.
UNICEF - Strategic Partnership Agreement 2023-2025 Humanitarian contribution to UNICEF. Link to annual report: https://www.unicef.org/reports/unicef-annual-report-2022 Funding under Strategic Partnership Agreement 2023-2025 between Denmark and United Nations Childrens Fund.
Support to strengthen cybersecurity in Ukraine's civilian critical infrastructure (cooperation between Denmark and UK) To strengthen the cyber security and resilience of Ukrainian energy critical infrastructure. Moreover, the project will help inform future work seeking to protect Ukraine’s energy infrastructure from cyber attacks.
ICMPD. Strengthening Mobility in West Africa (SMiWA). 2023-2028. The objective of the project is to maximize the development potential of free movement of persons and migration in West Africa by effectively implementing the ECOWAS Free Movement of Persons’ Protocols and the ECOWAS Common Approach to Migration to which the Danish support is an add-on to the support by the EU. The objective of the project is to maximize the development potential of free movement of persons and migration in West Africa by effectively implementing the ECOWAS Free Movement of Persons’ Protocols and the ECOWAS Common Approach to Migration to which the Danish support is an add-on to the support by the EU (FMM II).
Formulation of new phase of RDPP 2023-2026/7 The objective is to formulate a new phase of the Regional Development and Protection Programme for Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq. The programme will be a multi-donor initiative in line with earlier phase. Dialogue have been initiated with EU and other existing donors and initial support/interest is shown. 

The formulation will be supported by a team of external consultants. A joint venture of HN Consultants ApS and Livelihoods Consult won the tender process.
Syrien-Irak 2022-2025. SRTF The Syria Recovery Trust Fund’s (SRFT) Stabilisation Intervention in Northeast Syria (NES) "Filling the Void" (FtV) is co-funded by contributions from several countries including the United States, Denmark, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, France, Germany, and Japan. RESULTS 2022: In 2022, the SRTF provided essential aid in areas liberated from ISIS in NES, focusing on agricultural support, food security, livelihoods, WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene), health services, and COVID-19 emergency response in Ar-Raqqa and Deir Ez-Zor Governorates. The programme "FtV" aimed to rapidly stabilise communities in these areas and involved two main stages: procurement and storage, as well as dispatch and delivery. Originally planned in three phases, it was modified in 2017 to expand its scope. 

SRTF has achieved significant milestones in enhancing healthcare access and agricultural support in various governorates of Northeast Syria. They established primary health care centres, specialized medical services, and mobile clinics in Deir Ez-Zor Governorate, benefiting over 307,100 residents. Additionally, it established prosthetics centres across Northeast Syria, providing vital services and training for individuals who lost limbs due to the conflict. Furthermore, they sustained and improved comprehensive health care in Ar-Raqqa by supporting seven primary health care centres and a COVID-19 specialized hospital.

In addition to healthcare, SRTF made substantial contributions to agriculture and food security. it supported livestock farmers in Ar-Raqqa Governorate, promoting livestock production and economic resources through targeted assistance and a cost-recovery approach. SRTF also facilitated the rehabilitation of wheat mills, ensuring increased availability of flour for bakeries, benefiting an estimated 45,000 people. 

In addition, SRTF provided essential agricultural inputs, equipment, and technical capacity support to farmer cooperatives, enhancing effi Denmark plans to contribute with an additional DKK 10 mio. to the SRTF as part of the Danish Peace and Stabilisation Programme for Syria Iraq 2022-2025.
CODE - Coalition to Outperform Disinformation in Eastern Partnership The overall objective of the Project is to improve the resilience of vulnerable population groups in the EaP region (particularly to disinformation as well as enhance the receptiveness of these groups to counter-narratives. This aligns with UN SDG 16 as well as point 4.1 (supporting development of democracy and human rights) and point 4.3 (strengthening peace and stability) of the MFA’s Strategic Framework: Denmark’s Partnership with the Eastern Neighbourhood Countries 2022-2026.
Refilling Consumer Goods in Labuan Bajo The purpose of the pilot project is to test the refill delivery model that has been proven for densely populated areas in a more remote region. IWP will do outreach and stakeholder engagement in the Labuan Bajo community (hotel & restaurant association, boat association/dive sector, women groups in all neighbourhood-level and local government), aid with local hiring and local staff management for the duration of the pilot project. The objective of the project is to mitigate the negative effects on climate and environment of unmanageable non-organic household waste in Rural & Remote Communities (RRC) in Indonesia by reducing the quantity of packaging materials which have no recycling properties in the currently available recycling technologies in Indonesia.
Save the Children: Enhancing Mykolaiv's Future - Empowering Resilient Communities, Families and Civil Society for Reconstruction and Recovery The overall objective: The reconstruction and recovery of Mykolaiv is driven
by resilient children, families and communities, along with a strengthened,
engaged and diverse civil society. To this end, the project will have three
outcomes:

Outcome 1: Children’s resilience and recovery is improved through
rehabilitation and access to critical education, protection and MHPSS
services.

Outcome 2: Children, teachers, and local communities participate in
ensuring safe learning environments – both school and home – and
recovery efforts are driven by their capacities and priorities.

Outcome 3: Reconstruction efforts are guided by a diverse and inclusive
civil society.
PARSA. Capacity-building program for reintegration and social protection II. 2022-2023. The objective is to expand the services offered to returnees through PARSA's Transition to Community Program, creating a network of support for sustainable reintegration. This among other things includes building a capacity program that will support the reintegration process. Additionally, the objective is to implement and manage the establishment of a model Trade Afghan Economic Center at the Kabul Marastoon to serve as a training center for ARCS program staff to initiate the replication of Trade Afghan economic centers in the other four Marastoons.
Primært sundhedsprojekt i San Lucas To improve the health status in the rural population in the target area with particular focus on women and children below the age of five.
Membership contribution to OECD Development Centre 2023-2024 The  main objective is to support the OECD Development Centre which has played a key role in the development and implementation of the OECD Development Strategy.
DIBE 2022 Climate smart irrigation and water harvesting to Nigeria Fasterholt is interested in marketing and selling Danish designed climate smart irrigation machines and water harvesting methods in Nigeria as turnkey solutions. The company strongly believes that it represents a new and key market area for climate smart irrigation technologies targeting small, medium, and largescale farmers within the agricultural and horticultural sector. Fasterholt plans to continue developing and manufacturing their climate smart irrigation systems at the factory in Fasterholt, Denmark and deliver turn-key solutions to farmers and other related projects in Nigeria.
UNICEF humanitarian action in Ethiopia, 2023 This allocation of 15 mio. DKK contributes to the objectives of UNICEF’s humanitarian response in Ethiopia. Key planned results for 2023 include: 1.2 million children admitted for treatment for severe acute malnutrition, 2.1 million children and women accessing primary healthcare, 7.3 million children using safe and appropriate WASH services, 275,012 children/caregivers accessing mental health and psychosocial support.
•	187,000 children/caregivers accessing mental health and psychosocial support
Danidas own communication activities auxiliary activities 2019 Information about Danidas activities in the development countries
Environmental Justice and Climate Change Mitigation This project aims to raise awareness on environment and climate issues in Egypt and providing legal support to the most vulnerable affected communities
Identification and Scoping of potential GSWP and CIWA The overall objective of the consultancy is, based on the priorities set forth in the Danish Strategy for Development Cooperation, to:
•	Identify and assess scope and priorities of potential new Danish support to the GWSP
•	Assess whether Denmark should re-engage as a partner to CIWA and if so identify key Danish priorities
Support for ICRC humanitarian activities in Palestine 2023-2024 This allocation contributes to ICRC’s activities responding to the humanitarian needs caused by the armed conflict between Israel and Hamas which erupted on Saturday the 7th of October 2023. The contribution will contribute to meeting ICRC’s funding requirement of CHF 44,2 million.
Seksuel og reproduktiv sundhed og rettigheder i Vietnam - et projekt om viden, holdninger og kompetencer The young people are able to protect their right to protection against HIV/AIDS, 100 local authorities/organizations have increased their knowledge of these rights, and activities have been integrated in the plans of local partners.
Purchase of food and other relevant material for internally displaced people in Ukraine Prevention of food insecurity and lack of basic needs goods by the more than six million internally displaced people in Ukraine as a result of the Russian invasion.
African Capacity Building Foundation ACBF The creation of ACBF was in response to the severity of Africa¿s capacity needs, and the challenge of investing in indigenous human capital and institutions in sub-Saharan Africa. ACBF was therefore designed to serve as a coordinating mechanism for donor support to capacity building on the Continent, through the pooling of resources and a common governance and reporting system. 

The targets set out in the organization's strategic plan within the six areas of focus will build capacity among civil servants in public institutions in order to promote the formulation and implementation of economic and social reforms, poverty reduction strategies and good governance in an open and transparent dialogue with civil society and the private sector. Also the capacities of the AU and the regional economic institutions is targeted to promote economic integration and adaptation to globalization.
Danish Red Cross/ICRC humanitarian effort in Niger - 2023-2024 This allocation contributes to ICRC’s activities responding to the humanitarian needs in Niger, worsened by the coup d’état occurring in august 2023.
UNICEF humanitarian action in Afghanistan, 2023-2024 Contribute to the humanitarian response of UNICEF targeting children and vulnerable families in Afghanistan.