devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Inclusive Labour Markets for Job Creation in Georgia The objective of the cooperation between the Danish Neighbourhood Programme and ILO is to ensure that necessary labour market institutions are established and have the capacity to develop legislative and policy frameworks as well as deliver services, which will lead to a well-functioning labour market that generates decent work opportunities within an enabling environment for sustainable enterprises.
Civil Society in Development (CISU) management of the Danish Emergency relief Fund 2016-2018 CISU - Manager for the Danish Emergency Relief Fund (DERF), 2016
World Bank Women Entrepreneurs Finance Initiative (We-Fi) The purpose of We-Fi is to overcome some of the major challenges facing women-owned small and medium-sized enterprises: Lack of access to capital, network and knowledge, as well as legal and regulatory barriers to ownership and business development.
Peace and Stabilisation Respons (PSR). Activities administrated by NIRAS 2017. Peace and Stabilisation Respons (PSR). Activities administrated by NIRAS 2017.
Support to Regional Durable Solutions Secretariat (ReDSS) Support "Regional Durable Solutions Secretariat" (ReDsSS) hosted at DRC, Nairobi - seeking improvements in durable solutions for refugees in Horn of Africa
Support to Establishment of Secured Poles of Development and Governance Promote a more peaceful and resilient society with respect for human rights
Support for the Mandate of the Secretary-General on Follow-up to the Quadrennial Comprehensive Policy Review Resolution 71/243 aims at supporting UN DESA in follow up to the 2016 Quadrennial Comprehensive Policy Review (QCPR)-resolution, especially in providing an outline of functions and capacities of  UN dev. system,  and in providing a strategic doc for action for the SDGs.
Voluntary contribution to IRENA on long-term planning. The Danish VC to Long-Term Planning assists countries develop solid energy scenarios and transition to a renewable energy.
OECD - Clean Energy Finance Investment Mobilisation (CEFIM) Programme 2018-2023 Increased private sector activity in development and financing of “bankable” clean energy investments in Viet Nam, India, Indonesia, Colombia, Argentina, building on public-private engagement and targeted measures facilitated by the Clean Energy Finance and Investment Mobilisation Programme.
AFD SHABAKE Protection and decent livelihood for Syrian refugees and host communities in Lebanon and Jordan
Opfølgning på Women Deliver konferencen og lancering af ny global "Deliver for Good" kampagne Opfølgning på Women Deliver konferencen og lancering af ny global "Deliver for Good" kampagne Opfølgning på Women Deliver konferencen og lancering af ny global "Deliver for Good" kampagne Opfølgning på Women Deliver konferencen og lancering af ny global "Deliver for Good" kampagne
Africa Programme for Peace - Phase 4 (APP IV) The overall objective of the programme is to: Contribute to enhanced conflict prevention and good governance in Africa, particularly through strengthening the ability of the AU, ECOWAS and IGAD to engage in preventative diplomacy, mediation and democratization engagements on the Continent.
Water Sector Trust Fund To enhance Water Resources Management and increase investments in water and sanitation in Turkana West Sub County, for improved and sustained access by refugees and host communities for their domestic and productive needs.
DI Sustainable Growth and Industrial Competitiveness Kenya DI to promote sustainable growth and industrial competitiveness through partnership with Kenya Association of Manufacturers
UNODC. Smuggling of Migrants. 2019-2022. To enhance access to increased knowledge to formulate strategic responses to address existing and emerging crime issues in relation to smuggling of migrants.
UNFPA efforts in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, 2018 UNFPA humanitarian assistance activities in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, 2018.
Sustainable Food Assistance Program to Urban Refugees UPSIDE is a private sector development programme the objective of which is sustainable and inclusive economic growth. The objective of UPSIDE will be pursued through three development engagements with three corresponding outcomes.
Humanitarian grant-Cyclone MORA - IOM Strengthen the shelters damaged by Cyclone Mora through distribution of shelter materials and essential basic NFIs in order to increase people’s resilience to further weather events.
Oxfam IBIS - Youth Participation and Employment Programme under Danish-Arab Partnership Programme 2017-2022 Thematic objectives:
-Governance standards enhanced by right-holders and duty-bearers
-Economic opportunities for young men and women improved
IFU - Project Development Programme (Climate) The overall purpose of the PDP is to share risks with companies wishing to develop medium to large-scale investment projects in developing countries with the aim of entering into investment cooperation with IFU and other investment partners in accordance with IFU’s mandate. 

Development objective:
-	Contribute to sustainable, low-carbon, resilient and inclusive economic growth in developing countries and emerging markets

Project objective: 
-	Bankable investment projects addressing climate and sustainable development needs with a potential for IFU and/or other DFIs and/or commercial follow-on investment.

Outcome: 
-	Climate and inclusive development projects prepared and ready for implementation by using PDP funds with the prospective of further investments through IFU managed funds.
Danish Labour Market Consortium (LMC) Strategic Partnership Agreement 2018-2021 Ulandssekretariatet Lot LAB strategic partnership 2018
Sustainable Urban Water management/Strategic Sector Cooperation project in Udaipur, India The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Urban Water Management is a peer-to-peer cooperation between Aarhus Municipality and the Udaipur Municipal Cooperation. Through the project, the Udaipur Municipal Cooperation will increase its capacity in planning and implementation of river and lake restoration, integrated water cycle management, improved sewage water treatment plants and efficiency of the provision of drinking water. 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. Strategic Sector Cooperation in Urban Water Management Between Denmark and India (Udaipur), Phase I

The Strategic Sector Cooperation on urban water management aims to contribute to framework conditions that improve management of the water resources In the Udaipur Municipal Cooperation and introduce integrated planning approaches by:

-Developing a model for restoration of the Ayad River front
-Developing a masterplan for integrated management of the entire water cycle in Udaipur
-Mapping of ground water resources and assistance in developing a plan for sustainable extraction.
-Making recommendations for improved sewage water treatment with integrated energy production-
- Exchange knowledge on storm water management and drinking water system
Peace, Rule of Law and Human Rights Programme Administration The administrative tasks to be delivered for the thematic programme Peace, Rule of Law and Human Rights Programme Administration.
Voluntary Contribution to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 2018-2022 Voluntary Contribution to the IPCC for the period 2018-22.
Development research projects 2018-2023 Development researh projects undertaken in selected Danida priority countries and in selected growth and transition countries
Support for the Executive Office of the Secretary-General (EOSG) for Climate Action and 2019 Climate Summit Preparations Support for the Executive Office of the Secretary-General (EOSG) for Climate Action and 2019 Climate Summit Preparations.
Global Goals World Cup 2018 Global Goals World Cup 2018 Global Goals World Cup 2018 Global Goals World Cup 2018
Strengthening the capacity of the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program in the World Bank The Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) is an umbrella trust fund on energy in the World Bank. ESMAP is the single largest contributor to energy investments in developing countries and has a leading position within the global energy landscape to accelerate a green energy transition and close the access to electricity gap. A Danish secondment to ESMAP helps build capacity in the organisation.
Sino-Danish Offshore Wind Cooperation Sino-Danish Offshore Wind Cooperation ("Quality Offshore")
ICMPD. Construction of a Temporary Accommodation Centre for Asylum Seekers in Armenia. 2019-2023. To support the Government of Armenia in better managing the reception of asylum seekers.
Develop young women into leaders Ascend will recruit 20 team members for a program running from January 24 through October 31, 2018. During that time the team will complete a series of five mountain-based training expeditions (in Panjshir, Badakhshan, and Bamyan), spend 100 hours in intensive leadership training, make 40 public speaking appearances (mostly in schools), and give 5,160 collective hours of their time as volunteers in their communities. The 20 Ascend climbers will reach an estimated 400 beneficiaries through volunteering and 3,000 more through public speaking engagements, in addition to their personal impact as role models in their families and communities. At the completion of the 2018 climbing season, team members will shift focus to reaching out and mentoring young women through volunteering, teaching fitness, and conducting basic climbing instruction.
2017-37639 Explorer 2017 NTU International A/S Danida Innovation & Business Explorer (DIBE) offers financial support to Danish companies, including start-ups, that wish to investigate concrete business opportunities contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris agreement. The purpose of the project is to assess the possibilities for establishing a user platform,
intended to connect those carrying less than one truckload of goods with those
which has semi-empty truck transporters ("truckpooling").
Danida seminar on Climate Change, Vulnerability and Conflict 2019 The purpose of the seminar is to strengthen knowledge in the area of climate change, fragility and conflict. The linkages between climate change, fragility and conflict are complex and have been the subject of often-speculative assumptions. This seminar aims to improve the basis for Danish development and humanitarian policy on these issues by presenting evidence, findings and experiences from real-world studies, and discussing the operational implications for policy and practice. In doing so, the seminar alspo intended to bring down silos between humanitarian, development and peace practitioners.
UNICEF humanitarian efforts in Yemen, 2018 Meet the humanitarian needs in Yemen.

Total people in need: 22.2 million people.
Total children in need: 11.3 million people.

Total people to be reached: 11.1 million people.
Total children to be reached: 6.8 million people.
Support to Democratic Governance and Human Rights in Niger The objective of this project is to contribute to the strengthening of democratic governance and respect for human rights in Niger through increased accountability of formal and informal power structures. The project supports the activities of independent administrative authorities and civil society organizations within the area of human rights, conflict management and access to diversified and quality information.

Three outputs emerge from this project:
• Output 1: Knowledge of Human rights is increased and human rights are respected as a result of broader action by the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) and a more sustained commitment on the part of civil society organisations;
• Output 2: Key Nigerien civil society actors promote inclusive approaches which engage more decisively in the peaceful resolution of conflicts;
• Output 3: Unbiased, fair and reliable media coverage is promoted through expanded High Council on Communication (CSC) action and sustained engagement of media civil society organisations.
IPPF contribution + ekstra 35 millions DKK Core contribution to IPPF + ekstra 35 millions DKK
IPAC Research on ISIS Deportees in Indonesia IPAC Research on ISIS Deportees in Indonesia IPAC Research on ISIS Deportees in Indonesia IPAC Research on ISIS Deportees in Indonesia
Moringa School The engagement with Moringa School will focus on increasing access to high quality ICT content to partner secondary schools (SPOC) and encourage more youth to pursue high-quality education for carreers in technology
Reviews, Studies and Communication Activities for the Uganda Country Programme The programme costs includes funds for communication, reviews, studies, annual Country Programme Meeting and formulation of the next Country Programme.
Caritas Denmark Strategic Partnership Agreement  Humanitarian funding 2018-2021 Caritas Denmark Lot HUM strategic partnership 2018
Advisors to United Nations Population Fund Advisors to United Nations Population Fund
Review of Recycle for Development, TANA Copenhagen Aps Review of Recycle for Development, TANA Copenhagen Aps
Secondment of MLF, national expert on Georgia to DG NEAR Secondment within the framework of the Neighbourhood programme is to support EU engagement in Georgia, and to promote Danish points of views on EU neighbourhood- and enlargement policies.
Support for United Nations Development Programmes Security Sector Reform under Syria-Iraq Programme 2019-2021 Support to Security and Justice Sector Governance in Post-conflict Iraq.
Technical Advisory Office in Amman - Danish-Arab Partnership Programme 2017-2022 The new phase of DAPP (Danish-Arab Partnership Programme) 2017-2021 
- focus on 4 prioritized countries Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Morocco.
Committed to
Youth, Innovation, DEDI, TAO, SNE, public diplomacy/communication, M&E + Reviews
Dansk stand med UM, IFU og EKF ved Africa Energy Forum, Copenhagen 7-9 2017 Dansk stand med UM, IFU og EKF ved Africa Energy Forum, Copenhagen 7-9 2017 Dansk stand med UM, IFU og EKF ved Africa Energy Forum, Copenhagen 7-9 2017 Dansk stand med UM, IFU og EKF ved Africa Energy Forum, Copenhagen 7-9 2017
Danish Church Aid:Saving lives, building resilience and providing humanitarian assistance to IDPs, returnees, host communities, N. East Syria 2018-19 DanChurchAid activities in Syria 2018
Global Nation: Fostering Fresh Thinking on History, Peace, Reconciliation, and Development in Myanmar To foster fresh thinking on Myanmar’s options for peace, reconciliation, and development by introducing the Myanmar public to more critical and connected views of Myanmar and global history.
UNICEF: Education in Emergency Activities in selected countries in the Sahel Region Additional Contribution for Education in Emergency Activities in selected countries in the Sahel Region
UNICEF Humanitarian Partnership Framework Agreement, 2017 - 2019 Advancing the rights of children in crises. The funds are for activities in humanitarian crises prioritised by Denmark and for UNICEF global support to humanitarian crises. The agreement corresponds with "The World 2030". The overall aim of the Thematic Fund for Humanitarian Action will be faster scale-up and better results in major humanitarian crises. More is specified in the SPA-agreement 2017-2019 and the yearly commitments that are subject to parliamentary approval. 2017: 40 Million to be allocated through the humanitarian funding window at country level 2018: 40 Million to be allocated through the humanitarian funding window at country level 2019: 40 Million to be allocated through the humanitarian funding window at country level and 20 Million for Transformative Humanitarian funding.

The partner’s results description and results frameworks are global, general, and highly aggregated and the MFA core contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner. Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://www.unicef.org/research-and-reports To advancing the rights of children in crises. The funds are for activities in humanitarian crises prioritised by Denmark and for UNICEF global support to humanitarian crises. 

The agreement corresponds with "The World 2030". The overall aim of the Thematic Fund for Humanitarian Action will be faster scale-up and better results in major humanitarian crises. More is specified in the SPA-agreement 2017-2019 and the yearly commitments that are subject to parliamentary approval. 

2017:  40 Million to be allocated through the humanitarian funding window at country level
2018: 40 Million to be allocated through the humanitarian funding window at country level
2019: 40 Million to be allocated through the humanitarian funding window at country level and 20 Million for Transformative Humanitarian funding.
IPPF: Core contribution 2017 - 2021 IPPF’s focus areas in the current as well as the future strategic framework correspond with Denmark’s commitment to promoting a human rights-based approach to development and SRHR. 

The key complementary areas of Danish development policy and IPPF’s objectives are:
1. SRHR as human rights
2. To reach vulnerable population groups through a human rights-based approach
3. Young people’s access to information and services
4.  Encouraging an integrated approach to SRHR and HIV/AIDS
Democracy and human rights, Europe Foundation, Georgia To improve civil society's capacity and sustainability to address societal needs at  regional and local level covering neglected or marginalised areas and communities.
World Benchmarking Alliance The establishment of the WBA as a pre-eminent, not-for-profit, global institute that develops, funds, houses and safeguards the quality of corporate SDG benchmarks. The WBA will produce a set of publicly available, free, corporate sustainability benchmarks, ranking companies on their sustainability performance and contribution to achieving the SDGs.

Upon completion of the consultation phase, the World Benchmarking Alliance was
launched as an institution at the UN General Assembly week, on September 24th, 2018. It
formally transitioned on January 1st, 2019 from having its operations run by the Secretariat
of the Index Initiative, to WBA as a legal entity.
Strengthening the voices of youth in the G5 Sahel countries Strengthening the voices of youth in the G5 Sahel countries
Danish support for IRENA's SIDS Light House programme on renewable energy for Small Island Development States Contribution to achieving SDG7 and SDG13 and other SDGs, as well as targets in the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, in participating SIDS.
Sci-Bono Discovery Centre Study-Tour to Denmark Sci-Bono Discovery Centre Study-Tour to Denmark
Danish support ICG, 2017-19 Danish support ICG, 2017-19 Danish support ICG, 2017-19 Danish support ICG, 2017-19
Climate Envelope 2016: Extension of Low Carbon Transition Unit (LCTU) - Danish Energy Agency Energy Partnership (DEA EP) Climate Envelope 2016: Extension of Low Carbon Transition Unit (LCTU) - Danish Energy Agency Energy Partnership (DEA EP) Climate Envelope 2016: Extension of Low Carbon Transition Unit (LCTU) - Danish Energy Agency Energy Partnership (DEA EP) Climate Envelope 2016: Extension of Low Carbon Transition Unit (LCTU) - Danish Energy Agency Energy Partnership (DEA EP)
ERIN Returnees from Denmark to Afghanistan 2017-2020 ERIN Returnees from Denmark to Afghanistan 2017-2020.  The grant finances Danish participation in the European Reintegration Network's (ERIN) specific action program on Afghanistan, specifically to facilitate the return and reintegration of twenty (20) voluntary returnees.
Denmark's contribution to OHCHR LDCs/SIDS Trust Fund Denmark's Contribution to LDCs/SIDS Fund 2018-2019
"Universal standards with operational impact: a project to launch proposals to improve police practices in the first hours of custody" "Universal standards with operational impact: a project to launch proposals to improve police practices in the first hours of custody"
Secondment of Aske Nørby Bonde and Stine Lassen for the EEAS, Turkey Division Secondment of Danish advisor to EU EEAS, Turkey Division
Global Anti-Corruption Consortium The objectives of the development cooperation is to enhance the capacity of civil society to expose corruption and empower citizens to press for accountability. Denmark’s contribution in 2017 is DKK 75,000, and will be earmarked for activities in developing countries.
Strengthening the Frontline Grassroots Health Worker - Prevention and Management of NCDs at the Primary Health Care Level, Vietnam The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Health is a peer-to-peer cooperation between the Danish Ministry of Health and the Vietnamese Ministry of Health. Through the cooperation, the Vietnamese ministry will strengthen primary healthcare in Vietnam for prevention, detection and management of non-communicable diseases at primary health care level.

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.

2019 marked the successful completion of phase 1 of the project. 
the project was assigned 298.104 DKK in additional funding, for preperation of Phase 2. Due to restrictions caused by Covid19, the preperation of phase 2 has been delayed, but is expected to be finalised medio 2021. The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Health aims to strengthen primary healthcare in Vietnam for prevention, detection and management of non-communicable diseases by supporting the development of policies, plans and guidelines, and implementation of a pilot in Thai Binh province.
Review and Capacity Assessment of DanChurchAid - DCA The overall objective of this review and capacity assessment is to assess DC's capacity and performance in delivering results under its engagement with the MFA with a particular view to stimulate learning and support relevant organizational development. The specific objectives are to: Assess DCA's organizational , technical and financial management capacity to achieve agreed results under the Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA) with the MFA.
Caritas Denmark Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2017 The indicators below are taken from Caritas Denmark's (CDs) International Strategy 2017-2021. The strategy outlines the following four "strategic directions" (SD) with pertaining outcome indicators:

1. SD 1 - Saving lives, rebuild communities
2. SD 2 - Promote sustainable rural development 
3. SD 3 - Calling for a better world
4. SD 4 - Building partnerships and increasing influence 

As the grant in question is related to the humanitarian partnership agreement, focus here will be on SD 1 - Saving lives, rebuild communities.