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Review of Globalt Fokus 2023 To conduct a review of Globalt Fokus and MFA projects grants: 1) Pool schemes, 2) Claim Your Space, 3) Tech for Democracy. New prospective projects are being launched through Globalt Fokus in 2023 through the Digital Democracy Initiative and the second phase of Claim Your Space. For that reason, a review will be required. Last review was in 2018.
IMR - Institut for Menneskerettigheder - Udviklingssamarbejde - 1997-2021 frame 2016 DIHR
- improving and protecting human rights 
1) Geographic focus 
2) Knowledge and methods  3) International influence
Syrien-Irak 2022-2025. UNDP Security Sector Reform (Irak) The objective of UNDP's Security Sector Reform programme in Iraq is to improve the capacity of security and justice sector institutions to provide a safe and secure environment for the people of Iraq.
Caritas Denmark humanitarian project Health Programme for Syrian Refugees and Vulnerable Jordanians in Jordan 2022-2023 Caritas Denmark humanitarian project Health Programme for Syrian Refugees and Vulnerable Jordanians in Jordan 2022-2023
Assessment of Promotion of Freedom of Religion or Belief Assessment (FORB) the broader objective of this desk review is to map and analyse the Danish effort to promote freedom of religion and belief and protection of faith-based minorities in the countries where Denmark currently is engaged in bilateral development projects and provide recommendations for the way forward.
BSF-Resilience of vulnerable groups affected by climate change -	Strengthened capacity of local and national stakeholders to plan and implement local-led climate adaptation solutions. 
-	Enhanced use of evidence-based information for improvement of climate change adaptation policies and practices at national and local level. 
-	Vulnerable host communities benefit from improved hygiene sensitization, and access to water and sanitation for enhanced livelihood, resilience and diminished local conflicts.
-	Government agencies promote social inclusion and tolerance.
Syria Community Consortium (SCC) Syria Community Consortium aims to strengthen resilience capacities and promote the socio-economic well-being and self-reliance of at-risk crisis-affected communities, including displace people, in Syria by capitalizing on positive capacities and reducing reliance on negative coping strategies while addressing larger contextual challenges.
Support for Strengthening of the National Assembly and its Secretariat This Project will implement activities for the upgrading of the National Assembly Hall of Bhutan, closing performance gaps through training and education, and developing adequate systems and procedures to support the National Assembly and its Committees
Education Sector Programme: Programme Coordination Unit To ensure equal access for all Bolivians to an equal bilingual and intercultural education system of high quality. The specific purpose of this component is to support the Embassy in the monitoring and management of the programme.
Syrien-Irak 2022-2024 US Department of State (DoS) Supporting reintegration in Northeast Syria by preparing communities for the return of people who were displaced during the conflict in Syria
Regulering af hensættelser generelt Regulering af hensættelser generelt Regulering af hensættelser generelt Regulering af hensættelser generelt
East African Standby Brigade Coordination Mechanism (EASF) The Danish contribution is part of the support provided through the Peace and Stabilisation Fund as part of the fourth phase of the Horn of Africa Programme under its outcome area 2 focused on Countering and Preventing Violent Extremism and countering Serious Organised Crime through strengthened regional capabilities. In addition, and as a secondary effect, the engagement with EASF also supports outcome area 1, by creating a forum for political dialogue among the 10 EASF Member States including Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia.

This specific engagement will work towards outcome 2 of the PSP HoA IV programme: 
Preventing & countering violent extremism and transnational organized crime – Violent Extremist Organisation’s (VEOs) and transnational organized crime networks’ influence and their means of gaining revenue and capabilities in the Horn of Africa on land and at sea are diminished through strengthened bilateral and regional capabilities.
Migrant Protection Return and Reintegration Program in Sub-Saharan Africa (MPRR-SSA) The Overall Objective of the project is to contribute to the protection of stranded and vulnerable migrants within Sub-Saharan Africa, and support assisted voluntary return and sustainable reintegration for returnees in the region.
Interessevaretagelse i internationale organisationer 2023-2026 Junior Professionals in Delegation 2023 - 2025
Adviser to World Economic Forum WEF Geneve Cooperation with The World Economic Forum Centre for Regional and Global Cooperation on aspects related to developing countries, primarily through integration, access and dialogue.
SESD phase III Vocational training - support to student counselling and job centres, phase III.
Desk appraisal of support to population council 2024-2026 The purpose of the desk appraisal is to provide quality assurance of the main project document (including annexes) in line with the MFA Aid Management Guidelines (AMG), specifically the ‘Guidelines for Country Strategic Frameworks, Programmes and Projects’ (Feb. 2022).  

The objective of the assignment is to support ELK in undertaking the quality assurance of the proposed project in relation to financial management and administration issues.
Secondary School Teacher Training To assist the university in Boroma in training teachers for public schools in Somaliland and Puntland.
IOM. Assistance and Protection of Unaccompanied and Separated Children in Morocco. Phase III. 2024-2026. The overall objective of the third phase of the UASC project is to continue providing direct protection and assistance to unaccompanied and separated children through partner civil society organisations in three different Moroccan regions - and over a three year period with a budget of DKK 10 million - and to continue supporting the Government of Morocco in collaboration with UNICEF with the reinforcement of national referral mechanisms is specific Moroccan regions. 

Trainings on child protection, countertrafficking and smuggling as well as strengthening national referral mechanisms will be ongoing in collaboration with UNICEF and UNHCR and the National Commission to Combat Trafficking in Persons of the Ministry of Justice. Joint United Nations advocacy will continue in the third phase.
Niger- Adaptation to climate changes and resilience in rural communities Adaptation to climate changes and resilience in rural communities
Programme support for the implementation of Mozambique's poverty reduction strategy The project provides general budget support to Mozambique during the years 2008-2010. Additional support is provided to build capacity in the policy analysis unit (DNEAP) in the Ministry of Planning and Development.
Assistance to undertake preparatory analysis work in order to inform  the formulation of a new Danish global forest programme The objective of the assignment is to assist GDK in the identification and scoping of opportunities for the Programme by providing adequate preparatory analysis for the subsequent identification of Programme approaches and partners. The identification should be evidence-based and provide a clear direction in terms of overall impact, objective and outcome of the intervention. The identification will lay the ground work for the formulation phase of the intervention. The objective of the assignment is to assist GDK in the identification and scoping of opportunities for the Programme by providing adequate preparatory analysis for the subsequent identification of Programme approaches and partners. The identification should be evidence-based and provide a clear direction in terms of overall impact, objective and outcome of the intervention. The identification will lay the ground work for the formulation phase of the intervention.
Business Support Instruments - Business Sector Programme Support Component 3 focuses on financial and non-financial business to enterprises.
Denmark's core contributions to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2023-2026 The objective of Denmark’s support to IOM is to strengthen orderly and humane migration management, addressing the drivers of irregular migration, including climate change, and to strengthen international and UN coordination and cooperation in this regard.
Support to the Nordic Development Fund (NDF) The purpose of the Nordic Development Fund (NDF) is to advance Nordic leadership in addressing development challenges through financing, knowledge and partnerships. This will be done with strategic partners, with whom NDF will develop, launch and scale high-impact projects to support developing countries and the most vulnerable people.
DIBE Soacha Aps & Acces2innovation - Water Re-fill Kiosks in Arua Uganda The purpose of the project is to establish 1-2 Kioo Water Re-fill kiosks producing and selling clean water. At the Re-fill kiosks clean drinking water can be tapped into existing bottles utilizing a new developed technology that can clean and disinfect the bottles, thus reducing cost for customers compared to new bottles as well as saving the environment from plastic bottle waste. 

The project will be based on an existing kiosk setup in Tanzania thus the needed knowledge is already at hand. Two different setup will be made for the kiosks – one with a new water kiosk and one where the tapping equipment is installed in an existing building/shop. Soacha Aps is interested in selling both water as well as a franchise model of the kiosks.
Folkekirkens Nødhjælp - Reconstruction of social infrastructure in Mykolaiv through a strong civil society Objective: Critical social infrastructure in Mykolaiv is rebuilt, while the role and capacity of civil society in Ukraine is strengthened as active actors, capable of promoting democratic and transparent processes and values in the early recovery of Ukraine.

Outcome 1: War-affected communities of Mykolaiv regain access to critical social infrastructure enabling safe and accessible learning environments and the return the return of displaced people

Outcome 2: Local civil society is enabled as active and capable actors, who engage in and participate in the democratic and transparent recovery process of Mykolaiv Oblast
FAO - Humanitarian action in Afghanistan 2022 Averting a food security catastrophe/famine by protecting livelihoods, agriculture and livestock production for 5 million people in Afghanistan in the winter and spring of 2022.

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.fao.org/publications/en/ Averting a food security catastrophe/famine by protecting livelihoods, agriculture and livestock production for 5 million people in Afghanistan in the winter and spring of 2022.
Comprehensive Digital Safety and Security for Marginalised Groups The project aims to provide localised up-to-date digital safety and security tools/support for marginalised groups, including human rights defenders, activists, CSOs, journalists, LGBTQ+, feminists and women in Arabic-speaking countries and other hostile contexts
UNHCR Regional Response Afghanistan 2023 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.unhcr.org/evaluation-office.html This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of UNHCR’s regional response in Afghanistan protecting the most vulnerable and assisting Afghans with life-saving shelter, core relief items, community infrastructure, and psychosocial support.
DGBP 2022. Reducing food loss and waste through green cold chain solutions for farmers and traders in Kenya DGBP 2022. Reducing food loss and waste through green cold chain solutions for farmers and traders in Kenya
Monitoring, Reviews, Training, Audits and Preparation of Phase 3 In addition to the component-related activities, a provision has been made in the budget to cover other sector-relevant initiatives that do not logically fit into the pattern of the components, but which nevertheless are found of important.
DGBP 2022. Enhancing irrigation to improve climate adaptation and sustain small holder production systems in Uganda The overall goal of the project is to reduce climate vulnerabilities and increase sustainability of smallholder food production systems to improve livelihoods of smallholder farmers by enhancing availability and adoption of smart irrigation solutions and climate adaptation practices within an inclusive ecosystem of private sector driven services. The interventions focus on building knowledge and capacity, while supporting private sector driven business models including technology, finance to invest in quality irrigation solutions and produce markets.

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. Enhancing irrigation to improve climate adaptation and sustain small holder production systems in Uganda
ADRA - 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. ADRA - Strategic Partnership 2022-2025
Core contribution to International Vaccine Institute (IVI) 2023 Immunization saves millions of lives every year and it the most cost-effective way to prevent disease and improve health. It is estimated that for every USD 1 spent on vaccines USD 16 are saved in future healthcare cost, lost income and lost productivity.

The purpose of the Danish contribution to IVI is to support the organization’s work to achieve its vison of ‘Developing countries free of suffering from infectious diseases’ through the discovery, development and delivery of safe effective and affordable vaccines against infectious diseases that predominantly afflict low- and middle-income countries.
Danish Red Cross Hospital Resilience Project Afghanistan 2022-2023 To save the lives of crisis-affected populations and prevent the imminent collapse of critical hospital care in Afghanistan.
Completion grant for sustainable transfer of knowledge from UNEP DTU Partnerskab to UNEP CCC The grant is cover costs for UNEP-DTU staff that cannot be transferred to the new UNEP-CCC. Original objective of the programme: 
The overall objective of the core programme, is to contribute to obtaining the climate change outcome 
targets 1a and 1b of UN Environment's Medium Term Strategy (MTS) 2018-2021 and the underlying Biannual 
Programme of Work (PoW). This is in alignment with the combined Danish and UN Environment priorities 
related to SDG 7 - access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all - and SDG 13 - urgent 
action to combat climate change and its impacts. The core programme's outcomes thus feed into the overall 
UNEP DTU Partnership (UDP) strategic framework and are implemented in synergy with other ongoing activities

Objective for additional and closing grant. 
Sustainable transfer of 30 years of knowledge from UNEP DTU Partnerskab (former Risø) to UNEP Copenhagen Climate Center by securing transfer of most possible staff and covering costs for staff beyond the no-cost extension that cannot not being transferred to the new center.
UNHCR Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan for Syria, 2023 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of UNHCR’s activities in Syria as well as its regional response. The Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (R3P) needs USD 5.8 billion in 2023 to address the urgent needs of approximately 13.5 million refugees and host community members across the region. The funding needs of R3P was only met with 39% in 2022.
WFP humanitarian action in Ethiopia 2022-2023 Delivering lifesaving food assistance to vulnerable groups affected by drought and conflict in Ethiopia. 

The UN predicts, that over 28 million people will be in need of humanitarian assistance in Ethiopia in 2023. The country has already seen a significant increase in malnutrition amongst children especially in areas affected by conflict and drought, and additional funding is necessary for WFP to continue their response to the emergencies in Ethiopia. The allocation of 26 million DKK will contribute to WFP’s unconditional emergency food and nutrition assistance in conflict-affected regions as well as the organization’s drought responses across the country. 

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.wfp.org/publications Delivering lifesaving food assistance to vulnerable groups affected by drought and conflict in Ethiopia.
Operating grant for research administration by Danida Fellowship Centre 2022 The appropriation will continue the collaboration between Danida Fellowship Centre and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in effective and efficient management of Danish support for development research.
2022-27856 EU SNE DG INTPA - Addis Ababa Etiopien EU SNE DG INTPA - Addis Ababa Etiopien
Consultancy suppert for finalising the UNEP-CCC funding The objective of the consultancy is to support the MFA in the process of financial closure of the UNEP-DTU (UDP) grant and full transition from DTU, and to conduct the financial review of the new UNEP-CCC set-up. The financial review will focus on the Centre’s financial administration set-up and procedures (including also the foreseen new Operations and Procedures Manual for the Centre), as well as the financial outlook of the centre.
UNDP General contribution the general contribution supports UNDP's mandate on democratic governance, the link between poverty and environment, efforts in fragile states and its function as coordinator of the UN developmetn system.
Education Cannot Wait (ECW) Niger resilience program 2023-2024 Multi-Year Resilience Program in Niger for the improvement of access to inclusive, equitable and quality education for internally displaced, refugee and host community girls and boys, including adolescents.
DR’s programmer/aktiviteter i forbindelse med Børnenes U-landskalender 2021 To engage and inform the Danish public – children and families in particular – about the situation and challenges of developing countries and how Denmark can contribute in creating a better future for vulnerable people in the Global South.
Enhancing a Corruption Resilient Governance System in Georgia by Strengthening Institutions and Empowering Civil Society as Actors of Change The project will contribute to Strategic Objective 1 of the Strategic Framework, which is Furthering the development of democracy and human rights; the development and consolidation of democratic societies with respect for human rights, effective tripartite separation of state power and strong independent control bodies, where a politically engaged population, an organized and independent civil society and free media can hold the authorities accountable – and ensure inclusive societies with gender equality and recognition of diversity.
Primary education component The overall objective of the project is to support the Mozambican government in poverty reduction by improving the availabilty of first of all primary education but also postprimary education and vocational training and the quality of the educations.
IMF Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust (PRGT) - 2024 Contribution to PRGT's subsidy account in support of Danish contribution of loan resources (via a government guarantee). The contribution allows PRGT to provide lending on highly concessional terms (low or zero interest) to low-income countries.
Genopfyldning af danske konsulenttrustfonde i multilaterale udviklingsinstitutioner IBRD KONS TRUST FUND  GENOPF AKT 108
EBRD Ukraine project document The formulation of af Danish programme support document based on a proposal from EBRD for the setting up of a Danish Window/Trust Fund focusing on early recovery and reconstruction initiatives in Ukraine and Mykolaiv
Appraisal of Danish support to climate adaptation in cities in Africa Appraisal of Danish support to climate adaptation to cities in Africa in the context of the Africa Adaptation Acceleration Programme. ?The support will be channeled through respectively the African Development Bank and the Global Center on Adaptation.
Sustainable infrastructure aid modality study Desk based study and synthesis of existing data that analyses public infrastructure financing aid modalities.
Increasing Communities' Resilience to Climate Change Enhancing resilience of vulnerable communities in Chitral to impacts of climate change through adaptive and climate smart measures.

Kailash Valley, Lower Chitral serves as a unique and critical mountainous biodiversity hotspot, with high fragility and environmental risks. Due to its complex geography (e.g. unstable slopes, rock fall, landslides), it is also exposed to multiple hazards: including active seismic fault lines; receding glacial mass and its feeding rivers that result in flood inundations, land erosions, and GLOF events; as well as snow avalanches (National DRR Policy, 2013). Due to climate change, the frequency and severity of these events has increased considerably (National Climate Change Policy, 2012) which strongly suggests that rather than responding, rehabilitating, and rebuilding in post-disaster situations, a pre-emptive approach of investing in effective mechanisms for natural resource management and disaster preparedness is more important than ever before. In addition, investments are needed in forward looking strategies that can enable low-carbon sectors and create climate-responsive opportunities. The proposed project has identified priority interventions (detailed in the Project Agreement), responsive to the needs and vulnerabilities of the target area.

Enhancing resilience of vulnerable communities in Chitral to impacts of climate change through adaptive and climate smart measures, which includes:
1. Increase capacities, knowledge and preparedness of vulnerable communities to climate induced hazards
2. Establishment of a comprehensive habitat plan for Kailash Valley
3. Safeguarding communities against the risk of disasters through the establishment of Early Warning Systems
4. Access to clean energy enhanced through asset rehabilitation
5. Promote efficient use of clean energy through community awareness
6. Promoting climate-forward natural resource management through nature-based solutions