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KULIMA-Promoting Farming in Malawi: Revitalising Agricultural Clusters and Ulimi wa Mdandanda through Farmer Field Schools in Malawi <p>Support enhanced food and nutrition security in Malawi in the context of climate change through institutionalisation, quality assurance and strengthening capacity developmpent of Farmer Field School (FFS) as an effective participatory agriculture research and extension approach.</p>
Consulting Services - Support to the Malawi Youth Sounding Board (2023 - 2025) <p>The specific objective of this contract is to provide technical, administrative and communication support to the Malawi-Youth Sounding Board (Mw-YSB) to efficiently and effectively implement its role and fulfil its mandate.</p>
Contract to pay late payment interes Contract related to: Contract to pay late payment interes - The Action aims to strengthen the strategic partnership between Malawi and the EU, by providing the EU a flexible instrument to enhance the effectiveness, impact, coherence and visibility of EU cooperation in Malawi. The Action will support and accompany EU¿s interventions in a transversal manner, thus contributing to all priority areas, specific objectives and expected results of the MIP for Malawi on the basis of demand.The Action has three specific objectives: (i) ensure the effective delivery of impactful EU¿s intervention, (ii)&nbsp;&nbsp;improve policy coherence and aid effectiveness, and (iii) enhance strategic communication of the EU¿s action. It will be implemented through procurement, and possibly through grant(s) and/or contribution agreement(s).By its transversal nature, the Action will contribute to the progressive achievement of several SDG, in particular SDG17 (partnerships for the goals), and SDG1 (no poverty), as well as the other more sectoral SDG identified in the MIP (SDG 2, 4, 7, 8, 9, 13, 15, 16). It will also foster the coordination among donors, in particular among the Team Europe.
Kulima - Access to Finance Facility <p>Blending operation with EIB providing the loan facility and EUD providing the funds for the guarantee and the Technical Assistance component</p>
Activity under preparation Final Expenditure Verification for the contract FED/2018/396-530 ( KULIMA MAPE) <p>Final expenditure verification for the KULIMA MAPE . The PE end date of implementation is 31 August 2023. The closure period is from 1 September 2023 to 28 February 2024</p>
Expenditure Verification for Young Women in Active Politics (YAP) Contract related to: Expenditure Verification for Young Women in Active Politics (YAP) - This action provides the necessary support measures for the sound implementation of the Human Rights and Democracy Thematic Programme, the achievement of its expected objectives and results, and the measurement, analysis and reporting on its impact. More specifically, these support measures are designed to cover expenditures associated with i) the preparation, follow up, monitoring, control, evaluation and audit activities directly necessary for the implementation of the Human Rights and Democracy (HR&amp;D) thematic programme, including related information and communication actions, as well as ii) activities related to the overall visibility of EU actions and dialogue with civil society in the implementation of the Action Plan on Human Rights and Democracy. This action document frames the use of support measures, as envisaged in Article 24(1) of the Regulation (EU) 2021/947 establishing the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument - Global Europe and in Priority 5 ¿Delivering by working together¿ of the Multi-Annual Indicative Programme for the Human Rights and Democracy Thematic Programme 2021-2027.&nbsp;The objectives of this action will mainly be achieved through services contracts directly managed by the competent European Commission services. This is justified by the nature of the activities (trainings, communications, studies, visibility actions, events, evaluations or audits). A modest part of this action may be implemented in indirect management with an international organisation when particular technical area of competence is needed.&nbsp;As part of the Human Rights and Democracy Programme, this action will contribute to the SDG 16 on promoting, peaceful and inclusive societies, the SDG 5 on achieving gender equality and the SDG 10 on reducing inequalities. This action will also contribute to policy priorities on a participative approach to development and promoting equality for all women and girls.
Pamodzi pakafukufuku wa Ulimi ndi Chilengedwe m'Malawi (PAUCHI) <p>a)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Provide an iterative monitoring and participatory research for the activities carried out under specific objectives 1 to 3 of the UCHI programme;</p><p>b)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Assess whether the activities implemented by different implementing partners under the specific objectives 1 to 3 of the UCHI programme are relevant to achieve the programme¿s objectives;</p><p>c)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;From the assessment under b) above, extrapolate best practices and share them with all implementing partners under UCHI and other interventions;</p><p>d)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Collect and analyse evidences from the ground to generate knowledge that can be disseminated to support policy dialogue and policy decisions.</p>
Social Support for Resilience Programme Food and Nutrition for Resilience (SoSuRe FUTURE) <p>The Overall Objective of this project is to reduce poverty through enhancing resilience among the most vulnerable households in Malawi. The Component 3 of SoSuRe is designed to complement EU investments made through Component 1 (Contribution to National Social Cash Transfers Programme) in a ¿Cash+¿ approach.</p>
Technical assistance to enhance farmer capacity in Agribusiness and sustainabaility of Irrigation Schemes and Development of feasibiity studies for potential irrigation sites, Malawi Contract related to: Technical assistance to enhance farmer capacity in Agribusiness and sustainabaility of Irrigation Schemes and Development of feasibiity studies for potential irrigation sites, Malawi - Agriculture growth in Malawi through improved extension, research and agriculture entreneurship development
Technical assistance for public debt sustainability and macro-economic stability Contract related to: Technical assistance for public debt sustainability and macro-economic stability - Malawi is a landlocked, low-income country, highly vulnerable to external shocks, with an economy primarily based on rain-fed farming and primary transformation activities. A low manufacturing sector base, undiversified export basket, and dismal foreign investment inflows, among other factors, hold back its development. The business environment and investment climate is constrained by underdeveloped power supply, limited access to finance, low-skilled labour, high transport costs and low level of regional integration. Entrenched corruption, uncompetitive practices coupled with cumbersome tax administration and unpredictable regulatory environment discourage new entrants and stifle growth of existing businesses.This action aims to improve Malawi¿s economic governance for increased investment, thereby bolstering private sector growth and creating more and better jobs. Specifically, the action rests on two interlinked and complementary components: 1) improving the business environment and 2) improving efficiency of anticorruption and antifraud systems. This is will achieved by improving 1.1 investment promotion and facilitation in key sustainable value chains, 1.2 quality certification and management system, 1.3 fairness and competition of the domestic market, 1.4 institutional capacity on access to finance systems for private sector productivity, 2.1 institutional capacity and inter-agency coordination of key institutions fighting corruption and fraud and 2.2 capacity of civil society to demand transparency and accountability from duty bearers.It will address the key challenges of the country¿s economic development while complementing the other ongoing impactful programmes funded by the EU and Team Europe (entrepreneurship, energy, Public Finance Management, skills development, access to finance and food systems). The action contributes to the Team Europe Initiative on good governance and to the objectives of Global Gateway. Ultimately, the action will set the foundations for a mature EU-Malawi partnership focussed on realising the untapped economic potential and exploring the opportunities that can further strengthen economic ties with EU countries
Danmission - Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 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.
Wetlands Component Management Programme, Tanzania Main Objective 
Sustainable wetland management approaches implemented widely in Tanzania’s and contributing to improvement of livelihoods

The immediate objectives of the Component are:

1. Wise use principle being applied in selected wetlands.

2. National level framework and support functions for sustainable wetland management operational.
Learning Platform for better SRH&Rs information for women and adolescent The project aims to promote Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), and particularly safe abortion, to women in Egypt in particular and in the region overall.
Bishkek District Heating Mixed Credit Financing in Connection with the Power and District Heating Rehabilitation Project in Bishkek
UNGA 70 Strengthening focus on Development agenda, during the seventieth session of the United Nations General Assembly
Planning, Research, Monitoring and Evaluation Planning, Research, Monitoring and Evaluation
Stocktaking exercise of the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs use of external monitoring and evaluation services The objective of the assignment is to document and analyse the experiences and lessons learned of MFA units on the need for, management, use and utility of M&E related contracts.
Seconded National Expert to EU Delegation Geneve Seconded National Expert to EU Delegation Geneve
Danish Support to IRENA 2023 – 2027 Facilitate the rapid deployment of renewables in ODA eligible countries in support of a just energy transition to enable the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goal on Energy (SDG7) and to make necessary emission reductions by 2030 to keep 1.5° within reach.
Danish Volunteer Service Volunteerprogramme To finance the Danish Volunteer Service Volunteer Programme in Nepal, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Kenya, Lesotho, Mozambiqur, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe
Junior Professional Officers to WFP 2023-2025 The aim of the Junior Professional Officer (JPO) Programme is to utilize the talent and energy of young professions to assist in the prompt delivery and distribution of relief and humanitarian food assistance, and to provide an environment whereby the JPOs gain experience and knowledge in the world of international humanitarian assistance. To this end, JPOs will be utilized in different capacities, and will be assigned to jobs which are liked to a programme or a project in the field which is representative of the work of WFP.
Mykolaiv - Denmark Partnership The objective of this engagement by the Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Fund (DSIF) is, through technical feasibilities study to:
1) Provide technical assessment of the critical needs and interventions required to re-establish critical infrastructure in the city of Mykolaiv and the city of Kremenchuk pertaining to water and heating to ensure that basic municipal services are available to its citizens during the coming winter;
2) Provide short-term technical assistance and support the longer term aims of recovering of water and DH infrastructure to build back better, cleaner and greener.
Covid-19 health capacity development BSU partnerships 2022-24 The objective of the programme is to strengthen post-pandemic capacities at selected East African universities to carry out training and knowledge exchange with health workers, teachers and practitioners, involving curricula development, e-learning and research.

The programme combines three projects aimed at responding to the Covid-19 pandemic by investing in health capacity development at selected African universities in collaboration with Danish university partners and arising from the Building Stronger Universities (BSU) programme. Better training and research capacities will be reflected in improved health care provision in affected communities.
UNFPA humanitarian action in Mali 2022-2023 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) for Mali 2022 and UNFPA’s Mali appeal 2022.
Advancing Georgia's Labour Market Advancing Georgia's Labour Market: Promoting Social Dialogue, Skilles and Labour Market Reforms
Primært sundhedsprojekt i San Lucas Primært sundhedsprojekt i San Lucas Primært sundhedsprojekt i San Lucas Primært sundhedsprojekt i San Lucas
ADRA 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.
Council of Europe (Ukraine, Georgien, Moldova) -	Reforms which bring the countries’ legislation, institutions and practice into line with European standards in the areas of human rights, the rule of law and democracy.
-	European standards are applied to the electoral law and practice, including with regarding to referenda.
-	Civil society are impactful players in promoting the countries’ reform and democracy agendas, including issues of respect to diversity, women’s rights and strengthening social fabric.
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Kapacitetsopbygning af MILAVF til styrkelse af børns rettigheder Democracy-building to strengthen children's rights in Nicaragua, phase III
Denmark’s Contribution to JRR Association - Justice Rapid Response in 2023-2024 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.
Formulation of Danish Support  to UNCDF Local Climate Adaptive Living Facility The overall objective of the appraisal is to assess the relevance, quality and feasibility of the
programme design and documentation and if they are fit to underpin programme 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.
Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance - Ukraine -  Lviv Wastewater Treatment Plant Emergency Rehabilitation Project Improved functioning of Lviv Wastewater Treatment Plant resulting in increased removal of organic matter from the wastewater, which can be digested in the new biogas plant, thus increasing energy efficiency, reducing the amount of final sludge and achieving an effluent quality in accordance with EU standards.
Women Increased Leadership for Resilient and Peaceful Societies Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine achieve gender equality, the empowerment of all women and girls and the fulfilment of their human rights.
OCHA Syria Humanitarian Fund, since 2022 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Syria Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022, which calls for 4.44 billion USD to reach 11.8 million people with humanitarian assistance, and succeeding response plans. Including the Syria Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022-23, which calls for 4.44 billion USD to reach 11.8 million people.
Special Climate Change Fund The SCCF is a trust fund administered by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and is part of the GEF Family of Funds. Results from initiatives financed through the SCCF are available in annual reports, presented to Council on an annual basis: https://www.thegef.org/what-we-do/topics/climate-change-adaptation#results The Special Climate Change Fund (SCCF) provides support to developing countries, with priority on SIDS, to reduce vulnerabilities and build adaptive capacities and resilience to the adverse effects of climate change, and support implementation of the Paris Agreement.
NEFCO Mykolaiv DH 2023-2026 To carry out scoping for establishment of biofuel heat generating capacity in Mykolaiv City, Ukraine & carry out Non-Revenue Water Technical Assessment and Investment Plan (TA) II for a selected district in Mykolaiv city, Ukraine.
Unlocking pathways to support implementation of carbon markets in PK The project's objective of unlocking pathways to support the implementation of carbon markets in Pakistan directly contributes to several of these SDGs, such as SDG 7 (affordable and clean energy) and SDG 13 (climate action). The project aims to strengthen sustainability, integrate economic policies with environmental agendas, and enhance capacity building and research efforts in Pakistan, all of which are aligned with the SDGs prioritized by Denmark's development cooperation strategy.
Therefore, the project's objectives are relevant in a global and national context and compatible with the strategic focus of SDGs prioritized in Denmark's current strategy for development cooperation and humanitarian action 'The World 2030'.
DRK/IFRC humanitarian appeal for support to Türkiye 2023 Through IFRC’s global humanitarian appeal, support to deploy basecamp units of Danish Red cross as well as support Turkish Red Cross’ work in Türkiye. Providing urgent and lifesaving emergency aid to Türkiye following the earthquakes that hit on February 6, 2023.
Strategic Sector Cooperation Meteorology Ghana The inception phase is the preparation of a possible long term Strategic Sector Cooperation between meteorological authorities in Denmark and in Ghana. The choice of Ghana is based on interest expressed by the Ghana Meteorological Agency combined with the DMI’s interest in synergies with international cooperation under the Systematic Observations Financing Facility SOFF. The project activities include analysis, workshops, meetings, travels and a study tour of relevant key Ghanesian officials to Denmark. The project will be supported by a sector adviser posted at the 
Danish embassy in Accra from January 2023.
Media programme 2024-2027 The media programme seeks to strengthen the general media landscape through a professional practise of journalism and ethics generating information for all stakeholders and the general population.
Restoration of private houses for the residents of Chernihiv city and Chernihiv region project 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. Humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable groups of internally displaced and people affected by war in Ukraine
Support to Danish Water Forums Knowledge network on water and development The purpose of the project is to support the technical quality of Danish development aid in the water sector.
Folketingets Ombudsmandsinstitution - internationale opgaver under udviklingsbistanden The Danish Ombudsmand Institution will give support to other  Danida supported activities for enhancing a democratic development.
Appraisal of Building Stronger Universities Phase 4 Desk appraisal of BSU 4 with assistance from external consultant
Integrated Recovery Assistance in Mykolaiv Overall objective: The creation of an environment conducive for return is enabled through the restoration of critical services, support to key duty-bearers, the creation of dignified livelihood opportunities, and the empowerment of local civil society.
 
Outcome: An improved enabling environment for reintegration and recovery of returnees, IDPs and host community is achieved in Mykolaiv.
 
Output 1: Critical infrastructure is repaired, rehabilitated, and restored in order to create an environment for recovery and reintegration.

Output 2: Job seekers (women and persons of concern (PoCs)) are given support, training, and access to labour opportunities within the reconstruction sector.

Output 3: Duty-bearers’ capacity to provide essential services as part of the return process has been strengthened.  

Output 4: CSOs have increased capacity and ability to provide services supporting protection, integration and social cohesion at community level
Pandemifonden - The Pandemic Fund - WB - 2023 - 2025 Improve Global Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response
Support to the Council of Europe The contribution of DKK 750.000 to the Court’s Special Account shall finance an A-grade lawyer working on Ukraine specific cases with a view to bringing down the backlog.

Objective: The wider objective to be achieved is to increase its contribution to the respect of human rights and the rule of law in Ukraine, through a higher number of cases decided by the Court. 
Outcome: Reducing the backlog of the Court and consolidating rule of law and democracy in Ukraine.

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.hqai.org/en/resources/ The wider objective to be achieved is to increase its contribution to the respect of human rights and the rule of law in Ukraine, through a higher number of cases decided by the Court. Outcome: Reducing the backlog of the Court and consolidating rule of law and democracy in Ukraine.
Front Line Defenders: Protection Support for Women Human Right Defenders The grant supports the Front Line Defenders project: Protection Support for Women Human Rights Defenders 2022-2025.

The stated primary objective of the project is: To ensure that women human rights defenders at local and national level are recognised as essential actors in the struggle for human rights and enjoy the freedom and security to undertake their legitimate activities. To ensure that women human rights defenders at local and national level are recognised as essential actors in the struggle for human rights and enjoy the freedom and security to undertake their legitimate activities.
Denmarks support to UNMAS, 2022-2025 1. Enhance the protection of civilians, especially the most vulnerable and make a particular effort to promote and protect the rights of girls and women, especially during and after the conduct of hostilities. This should be done by working to ensure that coherent gender responsive approaches to mine action are delivered with a prioritised focus on the rights and potential of girls and women in line with UN Security Council resolution 1325. 
2. Address forced displacement by ensuring that mine action enables peace and stabilisation in fragile states and areas. The objective is not only to meet immediate humanitarian needs, but also to reduce vulnerability and improve the resilience, self-reliance and protection of internally displaced people, refugees, and in turn to contribute to preventing irregular migration. It should be done by delivering safety and security through facilitating humanitarian operations and stabilisation and peace efforts within the field of mine action in fragile areas.
Formulation of MYNSAM framework agreement 2.0 with the Ministry of Health The objective is support for formulation of frame agreement for MYNSAM
Preparation of summaries and web news for two evaluations Winter 2022-2023 Professional communication in Danish of results of evaluations of two Danish development assistance interventions.  Danish summaries and short web news for two evaluations: Evaluation of the Danish collaboration with multilateral organisations in partner countries and Evaluation of Danida support to Private Sector Development