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Danish Church Aid's activities in South Kordofan, Sudan, 2014 The program provided hum assistance to internally displaced and conflict-affected families in Sudan from Jan 1 - June 30 2015. In March 2015 an average of over 75% of households experienced moderate to severe food security. Families received cash for the purchase of food and/or vegetable seeds and agricultural tools allowing for more varied diet and income from sale at local markets. New internally displaced families received relief items (tarpaulins, mosquito nets, soap) to cover basic needs. Local communities and women's groups received training etc. in own protection, rights and mental health. Support was given to barefoot vets and drugs for livestock; school material to local schools; and support and training of staff of local health clinics. The program supported a small secretariat for a consortium of implementing hum organizations in the conflict zone. The secretariat aims to ensure effective and coordinated transport, information sharing and advocacy work. The Secretariat also monitored the hum situation, incl. food security through data collection and analysis. Reports were shared with the implementing hum organizations in the area and other actors. Finally, the program supported capacity building of local partners and local authorities. The program was supported by Danida and other donors.
Technical Assistance FC kontrakter 2015

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DRC - Support to ICRC's activities in South Sudan, 2014 In South Sudan ICRC works to ensure that people affected by armed conflicts are protected in accordance with International Humanitarian Law, have access to medical/surgical care, physical rehabilitation and safe water, receive emergency relief and livelihood support, and can restore contact with relatives. Furthermore, it visits detainees and seeks to increase knowledge of IHL among the authorities, armed forces and other weapon bearers. In December 2013 clashes erupted in South Sudan¿s capital, Juba, and the fighting spread to Jonglei, Unity and upper Nile states, fuelling inter-ethnic violence. ICRC subsequently issued a Budget Extension Appeal, and has stepped up its operations, together with South Sudan Red Cross, addressing the increased emergency needs of the conflict-affected people, including in areas accessible to few/no other actors.
Finalization of the TP 2014-2015 / Alex Kuttab Strategy Group Consulting Process Consultancy Support: Finalisation of the Transition Programme 2014-2015 Document and preparation of the Country Programme 2016-2021.
Støtte til OSCE's særlige monitoreringsmission. Projektets formål er - gennem deployering af en særlig OSCE monitoreringsmission - at bidrage til en reduktion af spændinger i Ukraine samt fremme af fred, stabilitet og sikkerhed herunder overvåge og evt. bistå i overholdelsen af OSCEs principper og forpligtelser. Missionen, hvis mandat dækker hele Ukraine, vil bl.a. bestå af 100 internationale observatører. Opgaverne for missionen består bl.a. af: informationsindsamling og afrapportering om sikkerhedssituationen i deployeringsområderne, afrapportering om konkrete hændelser, overvågning af menneskerettigheder, etablering af kontakt med lokale, regionale og nationale myndigheder, civilsamfund, etniske og religiøse grupper m.fl. og facilitering af dialog i lokalområder.
ODSG meetings in 2014 and 2015 Conduct of meetings in OCHA Donor Support Group (ODSG) in Geneva and New York during the Danish Presidency of ODSG. The meetings are a key part of the ongoing dialogue between OCHA and the donors of both operational issues in current crises, strategic discussions on the development of international humanitarian coordination and dialogue on organizational and institutional development of OCHA. Besides regular meetings will also be held forkost events at ambassadorial level, in order informal dialogue with OCHA's senior management.
Moldovas Green development Offer The objective of the high-level event on green development is to support the Moldovan Government in identifying bottlenecks and offering concrete policy and business solutions to advance green development of the country. The offer will serve manifold purposes: to guide further policy, legal and regulatory measures to spur green development; to facilitate green business investment and development through advancing concrete steps, such one-stop shops for local and foreign green businesses; and to set out a long-term vision for transition to green development.
INERA - Restauration et amelioration de la productivite de peuplements de karite au BF Planting new shea-trees and improve the health of the existing tree-population.
Zimbabwe Exit Programme 2016-2017 The Exit Programme will support the most fragile partners of the current Country Programme whom are in the greatest need of financial support and capacity building. As such the exit programme will secure and consolidate CP states results.
Danish Church Aid efforts in Syria and Lebanon, 2016 Food security crises are averted for 575 targeted vulnerable displaced Syrians in Kobane, and for 2,500 Displaced Palestinian Refugees from Syria (DPRS) in Lebanon, for a period of 12 months. 
This project has two main components:
Restoring and maintaining household food security and regular access to adequate and nutritious food, preserving household assets and supporting local markets in the city of Kobane (Ayn al-Arab), in northern Aleppo governorate, Syria through Cash-based assistance.
Maintaining life-saving food security and psychosocial support for vulnerable DPRS in South Lebanon, with a special focus on vulnerable DPRS women and children to coping with the effects of displacement, trauma, abuse and marginalization in Lebanon.
The specific objectives for the intervention are: 
Food security and living conditions for most vulnerable and internally displaced households in Kobane, Aleppo governorate in Syria are improved through the provision of cash in hard to reach and contested areas.
Household food security is maintained for most vulnerable DPRS in Rashdieh, Buss and Burj el Shemali camps in Tyre and in Ein el Helweh camp in Saida, Southern Lebanon, for one year through the provision of food vouchers.
SRSR-fonden AmplifyChange Launch of AmplifyChange - a multidonor fund to support civil society advocacy for sexual and reproductive health and rights. The launch took place during the UN General Assembly on 22 September 2014.
Opfølgning på Opportunity Africa 2014 Follow-up activities related to the Danish Opportunity Africa initiative
High value Opportunity - Malaysia, Energy renovation The project is to expand a project with Malacca State Government on improving energy effiency in 9 state buildings.
Nødhjælp i forbindelse med oversvømmelser i Bolivia 2014 Nødhjælp i forbindelse med oversvømmelser i Bolivia 2014
Refugee Studies Centre (University of Oxford) - Partnership and the specific research project, 2016-2018 Grant to Refugee Studies Centre, Oxford University -  Partnership and specific research project, 2016-2018
Danida Business Explorer 2016. Fransgård Maskinfabrik Danida Business Explorer 2016. Fransgård Maskinfabrik Danida Business Explorer 2016. Fransgård Maskinfabrik Danida Business Explorer 2016. Fransgård Maskinfabrik
(MEC) Support to Myanmar Education Consortium (MEC) is a program designed in line with development change in Myanmar and its education sector, to address the overwhelming need for improved basic education in Myanmar.
Emergency Management Agency/IHP project in CAR,2014 World Food programme (WFP) has asked the International Humanitarian Partnership (IHP) via the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB) for help in the restoration and expansion of office and accommodation facilities in the UN compound in Kaga Bandoro, situated about 300 km from the capital Bangui in the Central African Republic (CAR). The status of the compound was totally useless in the summer 2014 because of looting and vandalism that had occurred earlier. Following the request for support, the IHP has sent a fact finding mission to the Central African Republic (CAR) in the end of May. Based on the findings and subsequent dialogue with UNICEF and WFP a joint project plan where developed. The aim of the plan is the establishment of a facility, which in the future will work as a "Base of Operations" for about 40 people from WFP, UNICEF, OCHA, etc.
The total project budget is approximately 2.8 million USD + additional allocation of 5.6 million. SEK in 2015. The division of payment for the project was originally: Sweden 65%, Luxemburg 2%, UN by UNICEF 23% and Denmark 10%.
The work division agreed between MSB and DEMA was the following: 
The Danish grant covers the Danish Emergency Management Agency¿s participation in the project with an electrician, a plumber, and a combined camp technician/mechanic. A total of approximately 7.5 months. In addition, DEMA will provide the equipment to create the "Base of Operation for the IHP construction team" both in terms of accommodation facilities, generators, technical support, equipment and tools.
Dansk Flygtningehjælps aktiviteter i Dohuk, Irak, 2014 Danish Refugee Council activities in Dohuk, Iraq, 2014
Turquoise Mountain Trust Since 2006, Turquoise Mountain has worked to develop skills and jobs through a comprehensive project in the Old City of Kabul reviving crafts, culture and communities. The project has five components: 1) Training artisans in practical and business skills at the Turquoise Mountain Institute, 2) conducting a mentoring programme in design, production and marketing, 3) restore historic buildings using trained local labourers, 4) pioneering model healthcare, community outreach and primary education for predominately women and youth and 5) promoting Afghan culture through national and international exhibitions and cultural events.
Bidrag til afholdelse af CTI-seminar om promovering af ratifikation og implementering af torturkonventionen i den latinamerikanske og caribiske region. A Regional Meeting entitled ¿Promoting ratification and meaningful implementation of the Convention against Torture in the Caribbean region¿ held in the city of San Jose, Costa Rica, on the 29-30 October 2015.

The event is organized by the Convention against Torture Initiative (CTI) and the Inter American Institute of Human Rights (IIHR). The purpose of the meeting is to facilitate discussion amongst states in the region about how ratification of the Convention against Torture can benefit and assist states in establishing a more professional and effective police and criminal justice system. The event will also seek to promote long term dialogue and cooperation among Latin American and Caribbean states on torture prevention more generally.
Mirage Printing Solution P. Ltd and Nilpeter A/S The partnership is focused on creating high quality printing solution to Nepalese market. It's also focused on reducing Nepal's balance of payment by exporting the printed products to countries like India.
SSC-preparation project on public digitization in Brazil SSC-preparation project on public digitization in Brazil SSC-preparation project on public digitization in Brazil SSC-preparation project on public digitization in Brazil
BSU Master Scholarships 2015-2017. The objective of the BSU scholarship programme is to allow well-qualified students from Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda and Nepal to carry out part of their studies at existing English-taught Master degree programmes at Danish universities.

The programme is linked to the Building Stronger Universities programme (BSU), and only Bachelor graduates from the BSU partner universities are eligible to apply. These universities are: 

Ghana: University of Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) 

Uganda: Gulu University 

Tanzania: Sokoine University of Agriculture, Kilimanjaro Christian Medical College, State University of Zanzibar 

Nepal: Kathmandu University. 

While the BSU programme supports institutional capacity development of the seven above- men-tioned universities, including establishment or strengthening of Ph.D. schools, the master pro-gramme will help to ensure that qualified master candidates are available for recruitment as future staff of the universities. The partnerships between the seven universities and Danish universities facilitates the selection of the best qualified candidates and increases the likelihood that the universities in the South will benefit from the master training provided in Denmark.
Support to Municipal Development and Management in Gaza - SMDM The programme is implemented in 11 municipalities in Gaza Middle Area and comprises of two components with the aim of improving the living conditions of the citizens: 
1. Community Development, targeting women and children 
2. Physical infrastructure
Syrien-overgangsprogrammet 2015-2016 Peace and Stabilization Fund - first and second pillar of the 2015 Syria Program
Core Support for Parliamentarians for Global Action (PGA)(2015-2016) PGA contributes to the creation of a rules-based int'l order for a more equitable, safe and democratic world through working with parliamentarians on:
1. Int. Law and Human Rights (ILHR)
2. Peace and Democracy (P&D)
3. Gender, Equality and Population
Caritas Denmark efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2016 Caritas Denmark efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria 2016
General Budget Support 2016-2020 Support to the national development strategy (i) creating a favourable environment for strong and continuous economic growth generating multiplier effects as regards improving incomes and the quality of life of the population, while respecting the principles of sustainable development and (ii) strengthening Public Finance Management.
Ghana Venskab - Frame Agreement 2015-2017 Ghana Venskab - Frame Agreement 2015-2017 Ghana Venskab - Frame Agreement 2015-2017 Ghana Venskab - Frame Agreement 2015-2017
Korttidsrådgiver til sekretariatet for FN's generalsekretærs Højniveaupanel for Humanitær Finansiering Advisory
MEPP-seminar - Europe: Supporting and Incentivising Israeli-Palestinian Peace Participants will discuss how the EU, at a critical moment in the peace process between the Israelis and Palestinians, can contribute positively to advancing efforts to reach a two-state solution.
Save the Children activities in Iraq, 2015 Because of the ongoing conflict in Iraq the number of IDPs has continues to rise. Basic services are largely insufficient and thus a large number of vulnerable children and families, including host communities are not receiving the appropriate support. Mitigating the vulnerabilities of at-risk children and families from internal displacement through provision of core relief items was Save the Children¿s immediate priority in this project. A total of1,500 internally displaced households (a total of 8,810 individuals) affected by the conflict in Iraq received life-saving activities in the form of kitchen, baby and sleeping kits and aimed at reducing their protection vulnerabilities and restore their dignity.
Ghana: Tax and Development Programme (2015-2019) To improve economic governance by increasing revenue mobilisation, strengthening revenue administration and improving accountability of the Government to its citizens.
Mission East Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2016 Partnership agreement comprising 15 million DKK covering Mission East's humanitarian work in accordance with Denmark's Ministry for Foreign Affairs guidelines and priorities.
Programme d'Appui à la Démocratie et aux Droits Humains 2014-2017 Support to strengthening democracy and human rights in Niger
DAI 2016 Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke (MS) Support to MS Action Aid Denmark through the Danish Arab Partnership Programme 2016
SSC-preparation project to improve the capacity and performance of the institutions in Bangladesh responsible for working environment with a focus on occupational safety and Health (OSH) SSC-preparation project to improve the capacity and performance of the institutions in Bangladesh responsible for working environment with a focus on occupational safety and Health (OSH)
Human Rights, Governance and Community Engagement Promoted The outcome expected by this dev engagement is to strengthen the capacity of CSOs to claim the rights of their members towards the authorities, hold the gov. accountable for its human rights and gender policies, and to become increasingly autonomous.
IHP efforts in relation to Ebola-crisis in Monrovia, 2014 An additional grant comprising DKK 3,7 million to the Danish Emergency Management Agency DEMA/Beredskabsstyrelsen, supporting an international effort to combat an Ebola outbreak in Monrovia. On September 18, 2014, the World Health Organization (WHO) requested the International Humanitarian Partnership (IHP) for assistance in the Ebola Outbreak in the city of Monrovia in Liberia. The purpose is rapid construction of five large Ebola Treatment Centres (ETC¿s). ETC¿s are requested to have a capacity of at minimum 500 beds for Ebola patient care, and will provide a significant support to the Liberian response to Ebola. Due to the urgency of the situation, IHP is working within a timeframe of maximum 4 weeks for the ECTs to be functioning. National and International staff working in the ETCs has to wear Personal Protective Equipment in a hot environment and will need air-conditioned facilities for the prevention of and recovery from a heatstroke. The support consist of 24 pre-fabricated flat packed air-conditioned habitat units, for the use of offices and rest areas at five major ECT-sites in Monrovia. Five to six units in each of the four main tent facility sites are to be set up, and further two units at Island Clinic, an already established Hospital facility. Nine of the units will function as office-facilities at the ETC¿s. Another nine units will serve as rooms for rest, cooling and recuperation for seated staff at the ETC¿s. These will be constructed as either single or multi section rooms. The rest of the units will function as rest/sleeping areas for the staff on night shift and on-call. The units will be established by the logistic team from Danish Emergency Management Agency (DEMA) in cooperation with The Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB). As MSB are engaged in other activities of the overall mission, they took lead of the IHP mission as well. MSB has currently contributed with a total of 25 million SEK.
Evaluation of the Danish Peace and Stabilisation Fund The evaluation will focus on the strategic and programme levels of the Fund in particular the programmes for the Wider Horn of Africa and the Afghanistan/Pakistan. It will draw upon reviews undertaken in 2013 of the regional programmes.
Callable Funds for the Standby Recovery Financing Facility of the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR) THE OBJECTIVE OF TRACK III (AS STIPULATED IN THE GFDRR CHARTER) IS provide a speedy, predictable and effective mechanism for enhancing international institutional preparedness for disaster recovery, supporting joint needs assessments, and recovery and development planning by national governments, doctors, UN, World Bank and other IFIs in all disaster situations and providing supplemental financing for accelerated recovery, primarily in low income countries that have been affected by disaster(s), before formulating and launching medium and long term recovery programs and following the humanitarian phase. This track is deployed to strengthen mobilization of international assistance for prevention investments, have limited fiscal space and may require addtional resoirces for accelerated recovery without having to significantly reallocate earmarked development resources to recover from disasters when they do occur. By linking post-disaster assistance for recovery from this Fund with ex ante measures taken by the recipeint organization before a disaster, and introducing risk reduction during the recovery operations, this Fund creates incentives for governments and agencies to be proactive and integrate disaster risk considertaions ex ante in development which is the mission of GFDRR.
Enhancing Spatial Data for Flood Risk Management Project To increase the capacity of Mozambique to prepare for and manage flood events in the Limpopo and Zambezi River basins.
Emergency 2007 Cyclone Recovery and Restoration Project The PDO is to support the Government of Bangladesh efforts to facilitate recovery from the damage to livelihoods and infrastructure caused by Cyclone Sidr and to build long-term preparedness through strengthened disaster risk reduction and management.
HSA Wemos - General level The five-year partnership aims at capacity building, lobby and advocacy on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in and for Kenia, Uganda and Zambia. At a later stage, the project will possibly be extended to a number of other African countries. The partnership works not only in the regional and national scope but takes also the global context into account. Within the partnership, Wemos concentrates on advocating on Human Resources for Health, Governance and Financing, towards policy and decision makers in the Netherlands, EU and at the global level.
HSA Wemos - International From 2016 to 2020, we participate in the Health Systems Advocacy Partnership (HSA Partnership), a consortium of Wemos and AMREF Health Africa, African Centre of Global Health and Social Transformation (ACHEST), Health Action International (HAI), and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs . Together we work in Kenya, Uganda, Zambia, Tanzania, and Malawi on innovative practices that combine advocacy, research and civil society engagement to strengthen health systems from the bottom up. The main aim of the partnership is advocating sustainable and accessible health systems in Sub-Saharan Africa so that all people and communities can use the health services they need, with a focus on essential high-quality sexual and reproductive health services. Wemos works on two main themes within the HSAP, namely financing for health, and human resources for health (HRH). Eventually, we want stakeholders (governments, international bodies, institutions and private actors) at all levels to take responsibility for effective policies, policy adherence and implementation, including sustained funding for human resources for health. Within the partnership, Wemos applies different strategies for strengthening the linkages between national, regional and international advocacy in collaboration with African and international NGOs and CSOs. We analyze relevant international policies which impact on UHC and health systems, and assess the impact and implications of these policies in the five countries. Moreover, we translate these country case studies into effective evidence-based advocacy aimed at the Dutch government and relevant European and global institutions.