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UNHCR Rwanda Emergency Transit Mechanism Provide a safe transit mechanism for evacuees from Libya through the provision of protection and assistance until prospects for access to durable solutions are identified, including voluntary return to their country of origin, longer term stay in Rwanda and resettlement to other third countries.
Enhancing protection, lifesaving assistance and sustainable solutions for evacuees from Libya through Emergency Transit Mechanism in Rwanda The objective of the development cooperation among the parties is to provide a safe transit mechanism for evacuees from Libya through the provision of protection and assistance until prospects for access to durable solutions are identified, including voluntary return to their country of origin, longer term stays in Rwanda and resettlements to other third countries. The support of the Government of Denmark will particularly support the upgrade of the ETM centre to ensure that we can host 500 evacuees at any given time and also empower refugees during their stay at the ETM centre by helping them building the requested self-reliance and reliance capacities to get their lives back on track and build a brighter future.
Population Council contribution 2020 - 2022: Investing in Adolescent Girls and Young Women The project contributes to the achievement of the SDG5 with an overall strategic goal of promotion of gender equality through its twofold thematic objective: 
i)	Through evidence based research to get a better understanding on what programmes and polices related to AGYW have the biggest influence on population dynamics and the interface with climate change. 
ii)	And to improve understanding on interface between climate change, AGYW and population dynamics.
Kenya bilateral programme - green, sustainable and inclusive growth Micro Enterprises Support Programme Trust: Greening the value chains

World Bank: Financing Locally-Led Climate Action program: Delivering locally-led climate resilience actions and strengthening county and national governments' capacity to manage climate risks

Trade Mark East Africa: Improving business competitiveness through reduced barriers to trade and increased market access

Kenya Climate Investment Centre: Enhanced commercialization and scale-up of climate solutions/green businesses contributing to local climate mitigation and adaptation Promote green, sustainable and inclusive economic growth and decent jobs with an emphasis on youth as well as market opportunities for Danish companies and investors with relevant solutions (SDG 7, SDG 8, SDG 12, SDG 13)
Review of International Media Support (IMS) The present review is part of the regular oversight of MFA's support to International Media Support and the first one of its kind since the latter became a strategic partner in 2018. It comes at a time when IMS' activities within the framework of the strategic partnership are starting to get traction. In a wider perspective the review takes place against a backdrop of shrinking space for freedom of expression and increased risks for journalists pursuing their work. 

The overall objective of the Review is to assess the capacity and performance of IMS in delivering results under its engagement with the MFA with a particular view to stimulate learning and support relevant organisational development. The specific objectives are to: 

Assess IMS's organisational capacity with a view to achieve agreed results under the Strategic Partnership Agreement 
Assess, on the basis of selected case-studies, which results IMS has achieved during the Strategic Partnerships (2018-) Review of International Media Support (IMS)
SSC DK and Brazil, health, phase II The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Health is a peer-to-peer cooperation between the Danish Ministry of Health and the Brazilian Ministry of Health. Through the project, the Brazilian ministry will improve use of health data as well as more efficient and transparent approval processes for pharmaceuticals. 

A Strategic Sector Cooperation (SSC) is a partnership aiming at improving sector framework conditions in a partner country. The initiative is a flexible and adaptive instrument for exchanging experiences, learning and capacity building, which builds on a consolidated strong relationship and trust between the involved authorities. The commitment to finance the Danish authorities’ participation is sequenced in phases; an inception phase of approximately one year resulting in a project document; followed by phase one, two and –if need be – a phase three during which the cooperation is deepened and developed. All SSC partnerships are supported by a sector advisor at the embassy, who impel progress and stir the partnership in the direction agreed upon.

Annually, the SSC projects deliver a report on project progress and results achieved. Progress on selected outputs are displayed in openaid. The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Health aims to support the improvement of healthcare management in Brazil through
- Better use of data including a digital transformation of the healthcare sector in Brazil and the establishment of a Brazilian Diagnostic Related Group system.
- More efficient and transparent administrative processes on new pharmaceuticals.
Upstream Financing Window under the Global Infrastructure Faciliy The Global Infrastructure Facility (GIF), hosted by the World Bank, aims to deliver more than 200 activities mobilizing an estimated US$130-US$150 billion in infrastructure investments, including US$80-100 billion financed by private sector investors.  

Eligible investments will be Climate Smart projects that are low carbon-emitting, encourage energy and/or carbon efficiency in the provision of infrastructure services, and/or strengthen climate resilience. Priority will be given to Low Income and Lower Middle Income Countries and situations of Fragility, Conflict and Violence (FVC).
BILATERAL PROGRAMME 2021 - 2025 / SO3 RESILIENCE, PEACE AND STABILITY Strengthen resilience of the most vulnerable groups in Palestine to contribute to peace and stability and enable them to uphold a life in dignity where their home is and with the hope for a better future. In this context, women and youth are agents of change in increasing resilience and stability.
DMDP - Promoting Economic Growth and Nutrition through Fruit Processing in Ethiopia. Promoting Economic Growth and Nutrition through Fruit Processing in Ethiopia
WITNESS - Using Video and Technology to Protect and Promote Human Rights in Africa, 2021-2023 The grant supports the WITNESS project Using Video and Technology to Protect and Promote Human Rights Across Africa. 

The primary stated objective of the project is: To ensure that the millions of vulnerable and marginalized communities affected by human rights violations turning to video and technology to defend their rights across Africa can do so safely and effectively. WITNESS - Using Video and Technology to Protect and Promote Human Rights in Africa, 2021-2022 -
•	Increase knowledge and capacity of critical grassroots actors across Africa (e.g. vulnerable communies, rights defenders, activists, journalists) to utilize video and technology to combat discrimination and exclusion, hold the powerful to account, and inform decision-making on issues that affect them in their communities
•	Enhance responsiveness and action by systems-level actors (e.g. technology companies, lawyers, investigators, international justice stakeholders) to the needs and rights of marginalized groups across Africa when developing platforms, products, laws, and policies related civic space and digital resilience
Technical Assistance for Reporting on Climate Financing The objectives of the consultancy are to:
- Provide external quality assurance of the Rio-markers and the environment marker
assigned to the 2019 commitments to be reported to OECD DAC CRS and make
recommendations for possible corrections before final submission to DAC.
- Prepare an overview report of Danish “green” development finance in 2019,
including support targeting the three Rio conventions and in support of
environment.
- Assist MFA in drafting the Danish input to upcoming national MMR report to
EU in climate relevant financing in accordance with relevant reporting guidelines
and formats.
ICRC Lebanon 2020 The grant fulfills the strategic objective to provide the ICRC with the means to carry out immediate response to the emergency in Lebanon. The ICRC has been present in Lebanon since 1967 and has carried out its humanitarian work through periods of conflict, including during the 1975-1990 civil war. Currently it is responding the the rapidly growing needs of displaced people fleering war and violence across the region and the communities hosting them. 

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.icrc.org/en/resource-centre Contribution to ICRC through Danish Red Cross Denmark in relation to ICRC's country programme in Lebanon following the explosion in Beirut on 4 August 2020, 2020
Core contribution to Adelphi 2021-2023 Core support to Adelphi’s research, analysis, policy formulation and advocacy efforts, which complement and reinforce efforts of national governments including Denmark, the EU, the UN, other regional and international organisations, as well as wider stakeholders to climate, conflict and security, including opinion makers and peace actors, to prevent or resolve conflicts and build a lasting peace
Technical support to development partners within the portfolio addressing climate change The purpose of the assignment is to provide support and guidance to development partners for the financial and administrative closure of development projects within a portfolio addressing climate change and environment challenges at the international and local level. The assignment will also serve to assess current financial management practices and their adequacies with requirements for transparency and accountability. Finally, an aim is to document results achieved and ensure that these are shared for future improvement of project designs.
MINUSMA (Mali) FNs Fredsbev.org. UNDPKO pålignet bidrag, 15% MINUSMA blev oprettet af Sikkerhedsrådsresolution 2100 (2013) for at stabilisere landet efter Tuareg oprøret i 2012, støtte politiske processer i landet og udføre en række sikkerhedsrelaterede opgaver. Missionen skulle bl.a. støtte transitionsregeringen i implementering af transitionsaftalen og sikre beskyttelse af civile.
M&E Assistance for Enhanced Results Reporting The overall purpose of the results-reporting enhancement process  of which the present assignment is part is threefold:
(i)	Comprehensive and timely information to the Danish Parliament and to the public on development results; 
(ii)	Improvement of internal reporting and accountability structures making the results reported at unit level more informative; and 
(iii)	Preparation of an annual Ministry scorecard linked to the SDGs, which will allow linking Danish results with global progress.

The assignment aims at assisting relevant MFA-units, abroad as well as in Copenhagen, in achieving improvements in results reporting related to development cooperation activities through improved results frameworks for programmes and projects and through alternative reporting methodologies, as relevant. The assignment aims at assisting relevant MFA-units, abroad as well as in Copenhagen, in
achieving improvements in results reporting related to development cooperation activities
through improved results frameworks for programmes and projects, including revised indicators, and through alternative reporting methodologies, as relevant.
Core contribution to the Global community Engagement & Resilience Fund (GCEFR) 2020-2022 Core contribution to the Global community Engagement and resilience Fund (GCERF) 2020-2022
Support to unaccompanied refugee and migrant children in the Hellenic Republic The objective of the development cooperation is to contribute to improving the protection and durable solutions for unaccompanied refugee and migrant children who are currently in refugee and migrant camps. 

Specific objectives: 
1. Contribute to the running of shelters for 4,000 unaccompanied refugee and migrant children in existing housing facilities in the Hellenic Republic – mainly Athens Area. 
2. Contribute to the activation of the minors according to age group in activities such as care giving, schooling, sports, further education and job training.
Working paper on fiscal policy responses to COVID-19 in Danida priority countries Sub-Saharan Africa The main objective is to carry out analyses of selected Danida SSA priority countries fiscal budgets and forecasts to estimate both the actual changes and the deviations from published planning documents due to COVID-19.
MS Action Aid (MS AA) humanitarian project  Building hope and agency of youth for collective action in protracted crisis – Lebanon 2019-2020 MS Action Aid activities in Syria and the region 2019
Mid-term Review of Partnering for Green Growth and the Global Goals (P4G) – Global The mid-term review will assess the overall P4G initiative and - to the extent possible - the partnership projects supported with regard to their possible contribution to achieving the SDGs and the Paris Agreement.
VIVA Denmark COVID-19 Emergency Pool project END Online Sexual Exploitation of Children (OSEC) in Philippines 2021 Enable the Philippine children protection program for Online Sexual Exploitation of Children (OSEC) to protect children and better victims’ access to the judicial system.

Avoiding future OSEC through changing national and local laws.

Assistance to the authorities in saving children from exploitation. The victims are relocated to safe housing away from harm.

Rehabilitation of victims or possible victims of OSEC.
NRC Jordan The ultimate objective of this project is to support a system that delivers broader and deeper protection based on sustainable access to rights. Rights holders will be better able to engage with legal protection services to access documentation and maintain legal stay, with a permanent reduction in the effort required. Duty bearers will have stronger capacities to deliver legal stay and documentation services with the same or fewer resources. The project aims for a sustainable change in the existing system where duty bearers will serve more people effectively with the same or less resources, which will then allow more rights holders to access legal stay, legal and civil documentation faster, and with more autonomy.
Oxfam IBIS - NGO call Lebanon - 2021-2022 The grant is awarded to the Oxfam IBIS project: Building the resilience of vulnerable Lebanese and refugee communities amidst multi-faceted crises.

The overall objective of the project is stated as: Increased Resilience and Social Stability of 10,200 Lebanese and refugee women, men, girls and boys affected by the multi-faceted crises in Lebanon Oxfam IBIS - NGO call Lebanon - 2021-2022 - Increased Resilience and Social Stability of 10,200 Lebanese and refugee women, men, girls and boys affected by the multi-faceted crises in Lebanon
WB/DDP multi-donor trust fund and the Moonshot for Africa's Digital Economy The AU’s ”Moonshot” ambition, that African individuals, businesses and institutions should be digitally enabled by 2030, is supported through contributions to the DDP. The contribution funds a number of thematic studies and country diagnostics performed by the World Bank in order to prepare for bankable and fundable projects that contribute to Africa’s digitization within digital infrastructure, digital skills, digital platforms, digital financial solutions and digital entrepreneurship.
CPD Institutional Strengthening to Support Bangladeshs Dual Transition To increase awareness among stakeholders including policymakers on the pitfalls of Bangladesh’s dual graduation and necessary changes in policies, measures and operations to be required addressing those  through independent research and participatory discussions

This project funding under the 2019 LGA frame is with the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) to support the organization with core funding so that it can strengthen its capacity and conduct policy advocacy and dialogue, research, and participatory outreach in the context of Bangladesh’s ‘‘dual transition’’ in the coming years. The key result is ‘To ensure an inclusive and just society by addressing the pitfalls of Bangladesh’s dual graduation through research, policy dialogue and participatory outreach’. The indicators include:
-	Improvement in economic, social, environmental and governance indicators;
-	Institutional and regulatory reforms undertaken by Government of Bangladesh
World Food Programme (WFP) Core funding Anticipatory Trus Fund 2019-2020 Danish contribution to WFP in relation to the Anticipatory Trust Fund, 2019-2020.
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) flash appeal funding Bangladesh 2019 UNHCR efforts in Bangladesh 2019
Universal Rights Group: Support journalist engagement at the Human Rights Council: improving transparency, visibility and public accountability Build the capacity (knowledge, expertise and skills) of media professionals/journalists from developing countries, as key human rights defenders in their countries and regions; and increase awareness and knowledge of, and interest in, the Human Rights Council and its work among rights-holders around the world, thereby improving transparency, visibility and public accountability.
United Nations Secretary-General (UNSG) High Level Palen on Internal Displacement 2020-2021 The objective of the grant is to support work of the UN Secretary-General's High-Level Panel on Internal Displacement which has been tasked with raising international attention to the issue of internal displacement and its impact and prepare a report to the UN Secretary-General with concrete and practical recommendations to Member States, the United Nations system, and other relevant stakeholders on how to better respond to internal displacement, in particular where it is protracted, and achieve government-led durable solutions to internal displacement.
Digital Defenders Partnership (DDP) - Stichting Hivos digital resilience - 2020-2022 Danish contribution to Stichting Hivos in relation to strengthening the digital resilience of civil society in developing countries, Digital Defenders Partnership (DDP), 2020-2022
UNICEF Strategic Partnership Agreement 2020-2022 Funding under Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA) between the Government of Denmark and the United Nations Childrens Fund for 2020 for activities in humantiarian crises, prioritized by Denmark and for UNICEF global support to humanitarian crises. DKK 60 million a year (subject to yearly parliamentary approval) for UNICEF: (DKK 40 million allocated through the humanitarian thematic window at country level and DKK 20 million for transformative humanitarian funding). Priority areas under SPA: 1: Child-centric health and education delivery and system strengthening in development and humanitarian settings 2: Child protection in development and humanitarian settings 3: Continuously enhance organisational effectiveness contributing to UN reform, curbing corruption and leveraging innovation. Strategy for Denmark’s Engagement with United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)
2018-2022: https://um.dk/~/media/um/danish-site/documents/danida/samarbejde/int-org/organisationsstrategier/unicef%20organisational%20strategy%202018-2022.pdf?la=da 

https://www.unicef.org/reports Funding under Strategic Partnership Agreement between the Government of Denmark and the United Nations Childrens Fund for 2020 for activities in humantiarian crises, prioritized by Denmark and for UNICEF global support to humanitarian crises.

DKK 60 million a year (subject to yearly parliamentary approval) for UNICEF:
- DKK 40 million allocated through the humanitarian thematic window at country level.
- DKK 20 million for transformative humanitarian funding.

Priority areas under SPA:
1: Child-centric health and education delivery and system strengthening in development and humanitarian settings
2: Child protection in development and humanitarian settings
3: Continuously enhance organisational effectiveness contributing to UN reform, curbing corruption and leveraging innovation
Afghanistan nærområdeprogram The proposed project aims at improving livelihoods, health and life quality on a sustainable basis for returnees, protracted IDPs and their vulnerable host communities. By the completion of the project, beneficiaries would have improved livelihoods as measured by reduced time in collecting water and increased time spent on food production, income generation and girls’ and boys’ education, improved health as measured by a reduction in water borne diseases, and an overall improvement in the quality of life as perceived by the targeted men, women, boys and girls. The integrated nature and the diverse targeting strategy of the interventions will enable addressing of the needs and priorities of the communities from different angles; access to and use of safe drinking water coupled with open defecation free villages and improved hygiene behavior will reduce the incidence of diseases (including COVID19) which will in turn enable communities to invest increased time, energy and resources into learning new skills and engaging in various farm and off farm income generating activities offered by the intervention. The interventions planned will particularly target at risk individuals and households such as women-headed households, youth susceptible to embracing negative coping mechanisms, impoverished farmers and individuals with disability. Based on learning since outbreak of Covid-19 in March 2020the interventions for this extension period will also focus on helping communities to reduce the negative economic impact of COVID19 pandemic.
Civil Society Participation and engagement Strengthen democratic participation and citizen engagement, protection of human rights, including sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), access to justice as well as delivery of equitable public services through the implementation of the Constitution and devolution.
Access to finance bridging support to Kenya Climate Ventures (KCV) Ensure proper portfolio management of Danida funded investments.
Support for Programme Formulation KAIPTC, Ghana To support the Danish Embassy, Accra with the formulation of suypport to KAIPTC for teh period 2020-2022, inncl. the preparation, drafting of project documents required according to Danida Guidelines for programmes and projects above DKK10 million
Membership of the OECD Development Centre 2021 2022 extended The purpose of the grant is to cover Denmark's membership of the OECD Development Centre from 1 January 2021 until 31 December 2022, which allows Denmark to benefit from the Centre's analyses and networking opportunities. The membership will ensure Denmark more direct access to dialogue with and between the various members, including members such as emerging economies that are not members of the OECD.
The Centre has played a key role in the development and implementation of the OECD Development Strategy. Overall, the Development Centre is working to meet the Sustainable Development Goals.
United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) core contribution 2020-2022 Danish extraordinary contributions to CERF 2020-2022

These grant allocations contributes to meeting the CERF objectives of providing fast and strategic funding for responses to emerging or escalating crises and for addressing critical funding gaps in underfunded emergencies. It will contribute to providing e.g. protection, shelter, critical health care, water and sanitation, food and nutrition for people affected by conflict, climate-related disasters, disease outbreaks and other drivers of humanitarian needs. It will also contribute to more timely, effective and efficient humanitarian action in crises situations.