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Climate Envelope 2012: Vietnam - Low carbon transition in the energy efficiency sector Consultancy contract for appraisal of project LOW CARBON TRANSITION IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY 
Phase 2, 2021-2025 (LCEE2), VIETNAM
Phase III: Investigative Reporting in China. IMS has been working in China since 2008. The current phase of the IMS programme in China (2012-2015), seeks to advance investigative journalism and documentary filmmaking in China, both proven to be strong vehicles for furthering media freedom. The programme uses tested tools such as training and exposure to international best practices to achieve its objectives. A number of results have been achieved during the current programme phase. IMS has successfully organized study tours, trainings and international exposure in the area of investigative and environmental journalism, carried out workshops in visual and investigative journalism at universities in three provinces of China, supported implementation of a media development assessment, created awareness raising around global standards for media freedom, supported the holding of documentary film events and created networks and links between Chinese and Danish documentary film makers. IMS has also facilitated dialogue and exchange between Danish and Chinese journalism training institutions.
Universal Rights Group: core contributions Danish core contribution to the URG 2018-2020
Grand Opening of the Trusteeship Council Chamber Grand Opening of the Trusteeship Council Chamber
Danish support to Public Sector Reforms in Bosnia-Herzegovina (PAR) Support to Public Sectors reform.
Disbursement to Graphic Solution Team Reimbursement of expenses relating to a B2B project in South Africa.
DBP Universitas Bakrie and Danish Energy Management Partnerne har genemførst et studie der kigger på uddannelsesmarkedet for alternativ energi og energioptimering, samt potentiel forskings og rådgivningssamamrbejde. De danske partner, AU og DEM, assisterer den lokale partner, Bakri Univeristy, med at udvikle et studieprogram indenfor energi, hvilket udviklingen af flere nye fag.
Derudover vil partnerskabet oprette et professionelt netværk i energi sektoren, og udbyde kurser og seminarer for at øge kompetencer og viden om teknologier hos profesionellle indenfor branchen. Derudover vil partnerne arrangere energikampagner på gymnasier og andre skole for at øge viden og interessen blandt unge studerende.
Studenter fra Bakrie University, som har taget de udbudte kurser vil være med til at kunne fylde den vidensmangel der er i Indonesien indenfor alternativ energi og energioptimering.
Genre dans les forces armees nationales The purpose is to increase the number of women in the military to a total of 5% in 2015 through improving their working conditions (concerning carriere possibilities, infrastructure, sexual reproductive health).
Reviews, Consultants for monitoring, evaluation and auditors Reviews, Consultants for monitoring, evaluation and auditors Reviews, Consultants for monitoring, evaluation and auditors Reviews, Consultants for monitoring, evaluation and auditors
In donor refugee costs through the Ministry of Social Affairs and Senior Citizens, non Ukrainian Refugees IFUODA
UNNATI Unallocated funds Unallocated funds will be used to include additional value chains in the programme or to expand the geographical coverage if deemed necessary during implementation.
Strategic Climate Institution Program SCIP supports climate change activities through capacity building of strategic institutions and actors. Thus, the program even if it will not directly support members of the public or community based activities; it will ultimately benefit marginalized people to better coup with climatic shocks. This is done through the projects and by improving flow of information on climate change to and from local level. Thus, it addresses the issue of rights, participation and improving transparency and accountability. In order to achieve this, the program operates as a funding facility with criteria; management and monitoring that ensures addresses strategic issues and focuses on achieving results. 

The programme is structured around three results pillars; (1) government and development partners (2) civil society and academia and (3) the private sector. The first two are delivered through the SCIP Fund Manager KPMG. The Fund Manager solicits proposals for activities related to climate change which are both institution-building and strategic. The third pillar, support to the private sector, is provided through the establishment of a Climate Innovation Centre.
CHF South Sudan 2012-2013 CHF South Sudan 2012-2013 CHF South Sudan 2012-2013 CHF South Sudan 2012-2013
The SPIRI Dialogue With Iran Project The projects aim to continue and strengthen the practically oriented dialogue launched in 2009 on Iran's potential role in regional cooperation in respect to Afghanistan. The project facilitates the work of a group of leading regional and international experts to develop practical proposals for regional cooperation that can accompany and support the transition to a new security situation in Afghanistan ahead of and beyond the planned ISAF drawdown up to 2014. The project will also provide a valuable channel through which influential specialists from the United States with close links to the US administration can establish and develop informal contacts on key issues with Iranian figures.
The Civil Project - old Justice Africa Ensure that civil societies are supported to take an active role in the on-going momentous political process and transformation of the South. It seeks to enable civil society to play an active role in defending their collective agenda, promoting peace, and a culture of democrazy and human rights in the new dispensation.
Technical Assistance The programme's overall objective is to strengthen inclusive economic growth through income and employment generating activities supported by the private sector. The geographic focus of the programme covers the regions of Mopti, Segou and Sikasso, as well as the district of Bamako. The programme also focusses on selected value chains in the agricultural sector.
The programme consist of three components:
1) Strengthening of small and medium enterprises' (SME) competiveness. An advisory facility supports the creation of business plans, organisation, education etc. and the access to financing of enterprises investment projects is improved through match funding and the National Malian Guarantee Fund. The component is implemented through the Malian National Council for Employers.
2) Development of economic infrastructures to promote production and improve market access in the sector of the chosen value chains. The projects are chosen by the private sector, and can be roads, bridges, markets etc.. The components is implemented through the National Agency for the Construction of Infrastructure in Rural Districts.
3) Support for the private sector's access to relevant vocational training. On the basis of demand, capacity and skills are developed for private sector actors to improve competiveness and employment enhancement. This components is implemented through a delegated partnership with the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation in Mali.
DBP Imp: Kenya Tropical Sealife og Fyns Akvarie Centrum Kenya Tropical Sealife Ltd. in partnership with Fyns Akvarium Center implemented the project Breathing of endangered ornamental saltwater fish and sea life for international aquarium market. The companies creates a new Kenyan based joint-venture targeting the international market for high value salt water aquarium fish.
(UNICEF) Implementation of Action Plan on the prevention of recruitment and use, and the release of children, from the Myanmar armed forces Objective: UNICEF to undertake its commitment under the Action Plan to support meaningful implementation by the Government of prevention of recruitment and release of children from Myanmar Armed Forces and the long-term reintegration of such children in the community 

Expected Outcome: Effective disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes for children to serve as a critical factor for durable peace and security in Myanmar

Expected Outputs:
1. Release of estimated 5000 children from the Armed Forces of Myanmar. 
2. Provision of long term community based reintegration, and rehabilitation support to the released children.
3. Reduction of numbers of children being recruited by the Armed Forces of Myanmar.
4. Reduction in the prosecution and imprisonment of deserters under the age of 18 from the Armed Forces. 
5. Inclusion in the regular syllabi of the Armed Forces of Myanmar curricula on human rights, international humanitarian law and child protection.
6.Increased capacity and knowledge on prevention of child recruitment, human and child rights, international humanitarian law and child protection amongst 50% of armed forces personnel.
7.Strengthened compliance by the Government of Myanmar to assume primary responsibility for the protection of all children affected by armed conflict in Myanmar. 
8.Access by the United Nations to non-State armed groups in Myanmar that use and recruit children for the purposes of dialogue on halting child recruitment and release of children, and the signature of Action Plans.
9.Strengthened UNICEF response to ensure that the protection, rights, well-being and empowerment of children affected by armed conflict are integrated post-conflict recovery and reconstruction planning and programmes.
Foundations for Accountability An Essentials Course on Transitional Justice geared specifically for Syrian activists and parties. By sharing the challenges and possibilities for accountability in Syria, participants will assist each other in thinking through possible solutions and strategies to overcome these obstacles. These events will also provide an opportunity to examine how stakeholders can further coordinate their work in this area to support initiatives on the ground.
International Dialog Working Group meetings International Dialog Working Group meetings International Dialog Working Group meetings International Dialog Working Group meetings
Financial support to IPDET 2013-2014 Purpose of the grant is to support capacity development in evaluation in Danish partner countries through scholarships to the IPDET course on evaluation of development cooperation.
In kind donation of medicine, medical equipment, and protective equipment to Moldova. IFUODA
Eurotex Apparel aps and Jaya Knitting Limited Eurotex Apparel aps and Jaya Knitting Limited
ADRA Denmark support to Sudan 2013-2014 Water supply, sanitation, hygiene, water access for the livestock.
Trademark East Africa - Improving the Enabling Environment for Agriculture and the Private Sector TMEA-U is an ongoing programme financed by several development partners, including  DfID, Sweden and the Netherlands. Denmark will support TMEA-U with unearmarked funds, and is expected to bring down the time and costs for imports and exports significanty
General Support to Ministry of Education Det igangværende danske uddannelsesprogram i Afghanistan (Education Support Programme to Afghanistan) er et 3-årigt program, der omfatter perioden april 2010 til marts 2013. Denne allokering er fra 2012 og dækker også 2013. Programmet er harmoniseret med den nationale uddannelsesstrategi. Den strategiske vision for uddannelsessektoren er, at alle skal have lige adgang til uddannelse som forudsætning for økonomisk vækst og udvikling. Det afghanske undervisningsministerium arbejder i overensstemmelse med den afghanske forfatning og FN¿s udviklingsmål for at sikre at alle børn gennemfører grundskoleuddannelse i år 2020. Knap 50 % af de afghanske børn er dog endnu ikke i skole og der er fortsat langt til målet om kvalitetsuddannelse for alle. Den danske indsats bidrager til gennemførelse af den nationale uddannelsesstrategi, dels gennem økonomisk støtte til Undervisningsministeriet, dels gennem målrettet teknisk støtte. 
Støtten ydes primært til Undervisningsministeriet til gennemførelse af den nationale uddannelsesstrategi, som omfatter fem programområder: 1) generel og islamisk uddannelse, 2) læseplanlægning og undervisningsmaterialer, 3) teknisk og faglig uddannelse, 4) alfabetisering, og 5) administration og planlægning samt byggeri. Danmark støtter særligt centrale områder som skolebyggeri og skolebøger. 
Udover støtten til Undervisningsministeriet ydes støtte til projekter indgået direkte med implementerende partnere, udgifter til rådgivere samt andre udgifter forbundet med uddannelsesprogrammet. Projekterne har til formål at understøtte og supplere de aktiviteter, som implementeres direkte af Undervisningsministeriet, og de udføres i tæt koordination med ministeriet.
MEI: A Dialogue Track II Initiative on the Architecture of a Peace Agreement An informal direct dialogue between people with strong ties to the Syrian regime and opposition respectively. Participants of will be selected in cooperation with Russia and the USA.
SARC - Donation of 5 ambulances, 2013 SARC - Donation of 5 ambulances, 2013 SARC - Donation of 5 ambulances, 2013 SARC - Donation of 5 ambulances, 2013
Baytna Civil Society Centre The Center will offer Syrian civil society and community based organisations mentoring and a curriculum of training courses in subjects such as proposal writing, concept development, finance and strategic planning.
Emergency Hospital to Isolated Area in Syria Emergency Hospital to Isolated Area in Syria Emergency Hospital to Isolated Area in Syria Emergency Hospital to Isolated Area in Syria
Annual general contribution to The International Renewable Energy Agency IRENA IFUODA
The Afghanistan-Denmark Cultural Cooperation Program Phase II Projektet er kortvarigt (7 mdr) og har til formål at støtte kulturaktiviteter med et særligt fokus på Afghanistans unge. Aktiviteterne består dels i at arrangere kulturcaféer for unge og dels i oprette en fotoportal på internettet til at promovere professionelle afghanske fotografer.
Bridging between Development Assistance to Refugee Hosting Areas Phase II (DAR2) and the Northern Uganda Component in U-Growth II The objective is to improve farmers¿ land and labour productivity and access to higher value markets through introducing up to 200 farmer groups to animal traction and provide equipment and other support for 500 farmer groups.
Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance -  Vietnam - Vi Thanh Wastewater and Sanitation Project The project will support green growth and improvement of living conditions for the population in Vietnam. By the establishment of a wastewater treatment plant, the environmental conditions in the city of Vi Thanh will significantly improve and support the local government¿s efforts to create a more effective supply of public services. The project will be able to serve 48,900 people (in 2024) in the main city centre. The treatment plant will have the capacity to treat 7,000 m3/day, and will be designed for possible expansion at a later stage.
Study on sexual minorities in an African Context Study on sexual minorities in an African Context
DBP Consultancy and Marketing DBP Dhaka had been approved a grant DKK.700.000 during 2014 in the frame of consultancy and marketing. The allocation was meant for carrying out studies on different sector or ideas. As a part of it, DBP organised a delegation on Green Growth in May 2014. In 2014 there were 2 DBP events and 1 Delegation of Danish companies. The funds had been used for consultant fees, venue, accommodation, print materials to support these events as well as for CSR and other consultancy and promotional activities. The funding has been completed.
Promoting the rule of law at the national and international level Promoting the rule of law at the national and international level
DAPP Newsletter on the Danish-Arab Partnership programme in Danish and Arabic and Danish National Network for the Anna Lindh Foundation DAPP Newsletter on the Danish-Arab Partnership programme in Danish and Arabic and Danish National Network for the Anna Lindh Foundation DAPP Newsletter on the Danish-Arab Partnership programme in Danish and Arabic and Danish National Network for the Anna Lindh Foundation DAPP Newsletter on the Danish-Arab Partnership programme in Danish and Arabic and Danish National Network for the Anna Lindh Foundation
Annual general contribution to The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change UNFCCC The contribution concerns the annual general contribution to United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change UNFCCC ultimately working to prevent dangerous human interference with the climate system. The contribution concerns part of the annual general contribution to UNFCCC that is reportable as official development assistance (ODA).
NATO-Russia cooperation, crime and counternarcotics in Central Asia, Afghanistan and Pakistan The regional program for peace and stability in the Afghanistan-Pakistan region has an emphasis on prevention and long-term stabilization. The goal is to build capacity in Afghanistan primarily in order to handle their own security and to support stabilization efforts in Pakistan and the region, and to support the regional reconciliation and dialogue. One of the three main components of the peace and stability framework is focused on capacity building for police, border security, law enforcement and counter-narcotics. 

The NATO-Russia Council (NRC) trust fund for the fight against drugs is based on the nations' shared interest in fighting the threat of drug trafficking originating from Afghanistan. The Trust Fund was launched in 2006 and currently has 21 NRC participant-nations as well as Finland and Ukraine. UNODC is the implementing agency. DK has previously supported the Trust Fund with DKK 650,000 for the activities in 2011.

The Trust Fund's activities are targeted Afghanistan and transit countries in Central Asia and Pakistan, aiming to build local capacity to combat drugs through training of personnel from local law enforcement authorities. The training takes place partly in the region with the use of mobile training units staffed by teachers from NRC countries and the Danish contribution to the Trust Fund. It is stressed however that the Danish contribution will only be applied to the DAC activities of the project. At the end of 2013 it was decided to continue the support to the NRC in 2014 and 2015.
Support to Decentralisation Reform and Good Local Governance in the MENA Region Support to Decentralisation Reform and Good Local Governance in the MENA Region
Civil Society and Democracy The civil society projects with Pakistan Institute for Legislative Development and Transparency (PILDAT), Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP), International Media Support (IMS), Centre for Culture and Development (CKU) and OXFAM Novib are contributing in improving democratization, human rights and gender equality in Pakistan. These project are planned to conclude by the end of 2016.
Support to the Agriculture Fast Track Fund The Agriculture Fast Track Fund (AFT) was established in 2013 as a multi-donor fund in the African Development Bank (AfDB), with support amounting to 27 million USD from USAID (15 million USD) and SIDA (12 million USD). The overall objective of the AFT is to contribute to the reduction of poverty by mitigating the infrastructure deficiency in the agriculture sector in Africa. The AFT is an innovative facility, which contributes to developing and financing projects that are eligible for funding through development finance institutions and private investors. The innovative approach of the AFT to fast-track private sector investments in the agriculture sector in Africa is in line with Danish strategic priorities for the African Development Bank and goes to the core of the new Danish Opportunity Africa initiative - a growth initiative in Africa. Since the AFT is a new and innovative vehicle, Danida will follow the work of the Fund very closely. Thus, the Danish grant of 10 million DKK for fast tracking agricultural projects will be channelled through the AFT in a 5 year period from 2013-2017, while an additional 0.5 million DKK will be used for external technical assistance.
Beredskabsstyrelsens internationale humanitære indsatser gennem fleksibel nødhjælpspulje, 2013 Beredskabsstyrelsens internationale humanitære indsatser gennem fleksibel nødhjælpspulje, 2013 Beredskabsstyrelsens internationale humanitære indsatser gennem fleksibel nødhjælpspulje, 2013 Beredskabsstyrelsens internationale humanitære indsatser gennem fleksibel nødhjælpspulje, 2013
Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2013, Save the children Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2013, Save the children
Bridging VNG Tunisia Consolidation of the results of the pilot phase of the VNG Tunisia-project.
Climate Envelope 2013: IEA - Energy efficiency policy analysis and implementation The strategic approach of this specific IEA programme is to produce analyses showing the benefits of energy efficiency policies. The aim is to support scaled-up energy efficiency activities in key developing countries with the goal to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and generating other energy related benefits. 

The IEA programme will build results through policy dialogue in workshops, roundtables, etc. for policymakers and energy efficiency experts. As the target group is middle income countries, the expectation is that there will be focus on specific policies and regulations with the collaborating countries and across countries including South-South dialogue. 

The IEA programme is carried out through a collaborative effort with key agencies including UNDP, the World Bank and UNEP. Moreover, the IEA works closely with international fora to share lessons learned such as the Major Economies Forum, the Clean Energy Ministerial as well as SE4All, including the SE4All Energy Efficiency Hub, which is based in Copenhagen. 
The IEA Programme focuses on countries that have large visible energy sectors and are important in relation to global GHG emissions such as Mexico, Brazil, China, India, South Africa, Chile, and Indonesia. Other countries could also be included, in particular as part of regional or sub-regional efforts.
(IMS) Media reform and journalistic capacity in Myanmar (IMS) Media reform and journalistic capacity in Myanmar (IMS) Media reform and journalistic capacity in Myanmar (IMS) Media reform and journalistic capacity in Myanmar
Business Sector Programme Support - Phase IV Local Investment Climate (LIC) and BEST Dialogue management contract did not have targets because it was a contract between MFA and NIRAS A/S  including COWI respectively (management contractor) to manage implementations of LIC and BEST Dialogue project. Improved employment and income opportunities for farmers and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through green inclusive growth.
Increasing Transperency of the 2013/2014 Electoral Process in Mozambique. Increasing Transperency of the 2013/2014 Electoral Process in Mozambique. Increasing Transperency of the 2013/2014 Electoral Process in Mozambique. Increasing Transperency of the 2013/2014 Electoral Process in Mozambique.
IPD Project - Anneborg, Holms/Eldoville To develop product and value chain to reach the base of the pyramid
Denmark/Ghana Partnership with Global Financial Integrity Global Financial Integrity (GFI) and the Government of Denmark (Denmark) are partnering with the Government of the Republic of Ghana (Government), in coordination with the Minister of Finance and the Governor of the Central Bank of Ghana, to do an in-depth study of unrecorded financial flows in Ghana stemming from trade misinvoicing. The project will be financed by the Government of Denmark in alignment with its action plan on tax, development and financial transparency. Following on from the study, GFI will also assist a team of senior officials from the Government of Ghana to review, discuss and suggest modifications to existing policies, regulations and laws and design new policies to curtail unrecorded flows in Ghana due to trade misinvoicing, as identified in GFI¿s economic analysis.
Climate Envelope 2012: UNDP - Chile MAPS - mitigation options for addressing climate change 2012-2013 A government driven, participatory analysis of scenarios and options for climate change mitigation in Chile