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Capacity building and dialogue on children in armed conflict and atrocity prevention Firstly, the purpose of this project is to ensure capacity building, knowledge-sharing as well as a dialogue among a broad range of relevant stakeholders from civil society, academia, government  and international institutions and international actors. Secondly, it aims to strengthen the research capacity and knowledge among key South African stakeholders on the issues related to the wider international development and rights-based agendas included in the SDG´s, and then the AU 2020 Silencing of the Guns policy and the 2063 “The Africa we want” agenda. The project supports research and development of research material that will both inform the seminars and include lessons and knowledge shared at the seminar to a wider group of practitioners from government, international organisations and civil society. 

In implementation, the organised seminars bring together a variety of academia and practitioners and the international actors. Based on the seminars, a policy paper and a research report/article is produced. The topics for the seminars will be ‘Children in armed conflict’ and ‘Prevention of atrocities’.
Advisers for United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Experts to United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) flash appeal funding Yemen 2019 UNFPA efforts in Yemen 2019
Ajira Poa! Job Creation and Skills Development for Youth in Kenya The overall objective of the DE is "to increase the number of Kenyan youth who are gainfully employed or self-employed through a replicable, self-sustainable job and skills development model".

The Development Engagement presents an innovative approach to key Danida priority issues relation to job creation and skills development by focusing on: a) stimulation of demand (jobs), b) enrichment of supply (skills), and c) a foundation of guidance from a range of public and private sector actors to help young Kenyans navigate the world of work. The DE includes a sustainable model for youth employment/self-employment through the provision of career counselling and various life skills reinforced by an integrated digital blended learning platform and supported by labour market specific, public and private sector initiatives to help youth become more employable through the attainment of relevant skills. The objective of the DE will be achieved through three outcomes: 

1) Skills development through improved outlook and motivation of 4,000 youth participants on prospects for the future and becoming self-sufficient, responsible members of society.
2) Job creation through improved quality and relevance of TVET opportunities for 2,500 youth participants.
3) Successful youth-led businesses, creating employment for 1,500 youth participants.
Danida contract Assessment proposals NGO Call Eastern and Horn of Africa NGO call for proposals in support of vulnerable groups among refugees, internally displaced people and affected local communities in eastern Africa and the Horn of Africa
Contribution to Office of Special Representative of UN Secretary-General on sexual violence in conflict Strengthening rule of law to ensure criminal accountability for perpetrators of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) in conflict-affected developing countries
Evaluation Study - The role of donors in supporting hum-dev nexus work The study will provide the MFA with evidence on how to approach humanitarian-development nexus work in displacement situations and provide lessons learned for future engagements. The study will present recommendations at both policy level and operational level.
Røde Kors Danmark/ICRC Syrien-appel, 2020 The ICRC has a storied presence in Syria where the organisation supports and works through its Syrian national partner The Syrian Arab Red Crescent. The grant will focus on humanitarian assistance with a focus on medical support and support to prison inmates.

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 Danish contribution to Red Cross Denmark/ICRC Syria Appeal, 2020
Support to West Bank Protection Consortium (2021-2025) 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.
Study on Danish support to informally organised civil society and social movements in developing countries The study will describe and analyse Danish support to informally organised civil society actors and social movements in developing countries. It will identify and assess facilitating factors and good practices as well as hampering factors and lessons learned from Danish support. It will also describe approaches among other donor agencies to supporting informally organised civil society actors and social movements. Against this background, the study will discuss and provide recommendations for how Danish support to informally organised civil society actors can be enhanced. The study will inform ongoing preparations of Danish civil society support, including through strategic partnership organisations. The study will provide recommendations on how to operationalize and strengthen efforts as part of Denmark’s development engagements to support human rights and democratic governance. The study will provide knowledge input of relevance for the Government’s 4 years plan on political inequality and the #DK4Democracy initiative.
Danish Support to the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) 2020-2022 The overall objective of the engagement is to contribute to building low-carbon, inclusive, climate resilient societies based on models of transformative and inclusive green growth – with a special focus on Danish SDG7 leadership through inclusive green transformation in Africa and strategically important Danish climate front-post countries where Denmark engages in green strategic partnerships.

Denmark’s financial contribution totals DKK 80 million, split between core funding for GGGI’s Strategy 2030 and earmarked funding for GGGI programmed pilot activities, not least in Africa. The support will overall target inclusive, green transition, especially through renewable energy, and will integrate concerns for innovation, gender, livelihoods and jobs as well as covid-19 green recovery at country level. In addition, Denmark will engage actively with GGGI at country- and central level, in particular on the Danish priority issues and GGGI’s overall programme effectiveness.


The Danish contribution to GGGI is monitored on the basis of GGGI's own performance reporting. The latest report can be found at the following link: https://gggi.org/report/gggi-annual-report-2020. Overall objective: Contribute to building low-carbon, inclusive, climate resilient societies based on models of transformative and inclusive green growth. Specific objective: Contribute to transition to renewable energy in developing countries and emerging economies encompassing engagements supporting a green and inclusive covid-19 recovery in Africa.
Contribution to the Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research (2020-2022) The overall objective of Denmark’s renewed support to the CGIAR is to contribute to the achievement of the food, agriculture, health and ecosystem related United Nations sustainable development goals (SDGs), in particular: SDG 1 (no poverty), SDG 2 (zero hunger), SDG 3 (good health and well-being), SDG 5 (gender equality) and SDG 13 (climate action). Danish support will also encourage the CGIAR research efforts with respect to SDG 12 (responsible consumption and production), SDG 16 (peace, justice and strong institutions) and SDG 17 (partnerships).
Scaling up Extremely Together Chapters in Somalia and Uganda (The Kofi Annan Foundation) Scaling up Extremely Together Chapters in Somalia and Uganda (The Kofi Annan Foundation) Scaling up Extremely Together Chapters in Somalia and Uganda (The Kofi Annan Foundation) Scaling up Extremely Together Chapters in Somalia and Uganda (The Kofi Annan Foundation)
HQAI - humanitarian standards and certifications, 2020 Denmark has actively supported the development of the Core Humanitarian Standard (CHS) and the establishment of HQAI in order to ensure high standards, independent quality assurance and accountability in the humanitarian sector.

HQAI carries out independent CHS verification/certification of Danish strategic partners in order in ensure that Danish partners comply with the Core Humanitarian Standard (CHS). The work of HQAI is an important element of Danish quality assurance of partners.

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.hqai.org/en/resources/ Danish contribution to Humanitarian Quality Assurance Initiative in relation to the humanitarian standards and certifications, 2020.
Danish Human Rights Institute: Human Rights-Based Approach to Public Emergencies: Promoting Sustainable Recovery From COVID19 and Building Resilience The objective of the project is to contribute to a sustainable pandemic recovery that realises human rights and the SDGs with a focus on those furthest left behind, while increasing resilience to human rights violations in future crises. The objective will be achieved through interventions at the national level in two developing countries (Honduras and Indonesia), complemented by regional and global interventions. DIHR will focus on gender and intersectionality, including indigenous women and girls, in all activities.
Integration of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Services into other BRAC Programmes Since its initiation, BRAC Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Programme has made enormous strides in enhancing national WASH initiatives by reaching 68.74 million people across 289 sub-districts of Bangladesh. The programme has operated in three phases over the past ten years through effective interventions for providing nationwide integrated WASH services. Although the programme has been working successfully at a large scale it has been observed that the rate of slippage has been quite high over the years. Programme data indicates that slippage per year can be estimated to be 3.75% per year meaning that these WASH options provided cannot be considered as safe or hygienic after a period of time. To maintain sustainability in terms of maintenance, cleanliness and consistent use of facilities, more comprehensive and targeted approach has to be adopted. Recognising this gap, BRAC WASH programme designed and initiated a project titled "Integration of WASH services into other BRAC Programmes” in order to sustain the achievements and increase WASH coverage in the programmes existing working areas under its previous 250 sub-districts. To implement the project BRAC requested support from EKN that confirmed its contribution to this project in November 2016. The rest of the costs for the project implementation is being covered from BRAC’s fund and community contribution. The complete duration of the project is around 4 years (November 2016 – March 2020). The key concept of this project is to mainstream WASH as a part of overall development efforts by delivering WASH services through integrating activities with other core programmes of BRAC. BRAC being the largest NGO in the world consists of several programmes that inherently include WASH components in their interventions. The project aims to strengthen these interventions by collaborating with four other BRAC programmes in order to expand coverage and sustain the gains. The four collaborating programmes are Health Nutrition and Population Programme (HNPP), BRAC Education Programme (BEP), Targeting the Ultra Poor (TUP) and BRAC Microfinance (MF). The idea is to place WASH as a strong component in each of these programme’s strategies.
Sustainable WASH for Rohingya Crisis 1. Ensure effective, sufficient and continuous provision of life saving water and sanitation services for targeted men, women, boys, and girls. 2. Ensure that all targeted men, women, boys and girls, have the means and are encouraged to adopt individual and collective measures of hygiene to mitigate individual and public health risks. 3. Ensure that all WASH assistance promotes the protections safety and dignity of targeted people and is used equitably by men, women, boys and girls
Bangladesh Disability Inclusive Vocational Training and Youth Employment Through this Task Order (TO), the proven and tested disability inclusion approach of BRAC’s ‘Skills Training for Advancing Resources (STAR) program will be scaled across all seven divisions of Bangladesh by a) a numerical and proportional increase in participating youth with a disability; b) diversification of the impairment groups served; c) adaptation of the STAR approach by partners and; d) advocacy for the adoption of the approach by other mainstream skills providers. This will lead to improved access to decent employment and increased income for young women and men with disabilities in Bangladesh, making a significant contribution to the DID program’s overall objectives and specific results.
Equitable and Sustainable WASH Services in Bangladesh Delta plan Hotspots 2022-2026 1.	Develop and implement a contextualised microcredit model for safely managed water and sanitation (basic minimum ) services to adapt to extreme climate events in Climate hotspots
2.	Strengthen WASH supply chains and develop an entrepreneur-based operation & maintenance model for drinking water and sanitation services in Climate hotspots engaging entrepreneurs (and technologies); working in similar context to introduce and market appropriate drinking water treatment technologies
3.	Support local government institutions to roll out the WASH pro-poor strategy and to strengthen the local subsidy mechanisms for those without access to safe water and sanitation (selected Union Parishads)
Reducing prevalence of forced labour in informal RMG factories in Bangladesh by promoting sustainable livelihood opportunities to people through alternative learning pathways To reduce the prevalance of forced labour in the informal ready-made garment factories of Bangladesh The project aims to work both at destination where the informal factories are located; i.e. Keraniganj and Narayanganj and primary source locations: Barisal, Rangpur and Madaripur districts from where the people usually migrate at the destination areas and settle down at the informal factories as a ready-made garments' workers. 

Therefore the target groups of this project are the factory owners of the informal garments and the workers there. Also the households and neighborhood people of the informal workers who have susceptibility to choose the informal-RMG sector as a profession at the source areas of Barisal, Rangpur and Madaripur.
Alleviating Poverty in North East Bangladesh This project will ensure sustainable livelihoods for poor and marginal communities, particularly women, in Northern Bangladesh through improvements to small-scale agriculture. By organising farmers and linking them to information, skills, services and markets, the project will reduce costs of production, increase productivity and improve access to resources. This will lead to a 50% increase in income, directly benefiting 6,000 households (40% women) and their families (30,000 people).;
Bolivia-Due Diligence Fund Bolivia: Due Diligence funding is used to obtain sufficient information to evaluate, assess and appraise projects during program development, effectively oversee and monitor program implementation, conduct quality assurance, and then evaluate the results of the project once complete.
Not Applicable Bolivia - Environmental Assessments - Non-allocated Funds activity: In this particular project, due diligence funds were used to develop and oversee the implementation of an Environmental and Social Assessment.
Environmental Assessments Bolivia - Environmental Assessments project: In this particular project, due diligence funds were used to develop and oversee the implementation of an Environmental and Social Assessment.
TRAIDE The Embassy of Kingdom of the Netherlands (EKN) in Kigali has set a clear target to transform the bilateral relationship moving from aid towards trade. This decision resonates the national development strategy of the Rwandan government aiming to halt inflows of development aid. Building on established ties, there is scope to further strengthen Rwandan-Dutch relations through a program that fuels economic cooperation between the two countries. The key objective of this program is to support Dutch companies in Rwanda and contribute to sustainable private sector development through the management of a transition fund.
Conflict Sensitive Investment Program Ethiopia The Conflict/Context Sensitive Investment (CSI) project helps Dutch companies to understand & work together with their communities. Moreover, it supports Business & Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy development that is tailored to communities’ needs. The CSI project was set-up in Ethiopia to facilitate good company-community relationships. Practical support was provided that advocated Inclusive Business development where companies’ CSR and business activities become strategically aligned with communities’ needs, thereby creating mutual beneficial relationships.
Morocco Youth Conservation Corps To extend Forest Service efforts to improve forest policies and practices internationally, address climate change, conserve and protect critical global forest environments and resources, and improve the lives of forest-dependent peoples by awarding grants to and entering into cooperative agreements with nonprofit organizations, multilateral organizations, and other individuals, organizations, institutions, and governments engaged in forest conservation and management.
Scientific Cooperation Research Program - Faba Bean Stem Borer The Scientific Cooperation Research Program supports joint research, extension, and education projects lasting up to two years among domestic and international agricultural professionals. These projects address issues including agricultural trade and market access, animal and plant health, biotechnology, food safety and security, and sustainable natural resource management.
Borlaug Fellowship Program - Genetics The Borlaug Fellowship Program promotes food security and economic growth by providing training and collaborative research opportunities to fellows from developing and middle-income countries.
Improvement of Theileria parva Sporozoite Vaccine against East Coast Fever The objectives of this research are 1) to titrate a standardized dose for the improved sporozoite vaccine, and 2) to validate in large scale immunization and challenge studies in Morocco.
Borlaug Fellowship Program - CGIAR Food Safety The Borlaug Fellowship Program promotes food security and economic growth by providing training and collaborative research opportunities to fellows from developing and middle-income countries.
NIHR RIGHT2: Behavioural activation intervention for depression and diabetes in South Asia (DiaDeM) A UK and low- and middle-income country (LMIC) research partnership that aims to develop and evaluate a culturally adapted behavioural activation intervention for people with depression and diabetes in Bangladesh and Pakistan.
Objectives
The project aims to develop and test a culturally appropriate treatment for depression in people with diabetes in Bangladesh and Pakistan. This will be based on a relatively simple psychological talking treatment called Behavioural Activation (BA). The project's objectives are: 1. Develop and evaluate a culturally relevant, scalable behavioural activation intervention that can be delivered by non-specialists, and integrated within diabetes care. 2. Evaluate the clinical cost-effectiveness of the new intervention in comparison to optimised usual care practices. 3. Evaluate the economic impacts of diabetes and depression multimorbidities. The work will generate knowledge that can improve mental and physical health, reduce inequalities and stigma for vulnerable groups, and provide economic benefits. Research collaboration is also expected to lead to further enhanced capacity in applied mental-physical multimorbidity research and policymaking in Bangladesh and Pakistan.
Supporting sustainable investments in the agricultural sector in Uganda The action aims to contribute to a sustainable and inclusive growth and job creation in Uganda, through two interventions: 1. promote access to finance in agribusinesses; and 2. promote security of Mailo land.
Promotion of Mini-Grids in Northern Uganda (Pro Mini-Grids NU) The goal of the Action is to improve the social and economic conditions in Northern Uganda by providing electricity to increase business and employment opportunities, and maximising the impact of electricity through improved production and resilience in the agricultural sector. The Action supports this goal by creating an improved national framework for scaled up implementation of private, decentralised power distribution with participation by the private sector. It uses a procurement and implementation model that can be replicated in any part of rural Uganda, even as funding becomes available beyond the action. During the Action, up to 25 villages, or more if funding allows, will be electrified with renewable energy-based mini-grids.
Strengthening shock-responsive systems in Karamoja (Addendum to Contract FOOD/2020/416-880). <p>The Programme, Strengthening Shock-responsive Systems in Karamoja, is a joint collaboration between WFP, FAO and the Department of Relief, Disaster Preparedness and Management (DRDPM) of the Office of the Prime Minister, funded by the European Union (EU). The Programmes objective is to strengthen the Government of Ugandas capacity to reduce, anticipate and rapidly respond to the effects of shocks and sustain climate-resilient rural development.</p>
Technical Support Programme (TSP) I TSP I combines previously separate TCF and NAO Support. It supports the overall efficient, effective and sustainable management of EU funds by providing a flexible instrument to facilitate the preparation, implementation, M&E of EU funded projects.
Multi Annual Programme Estimate (MAPE) This Programme Estimate is embedded in the East African Community (EAC) 4-year initiative Market Access Upgrade Programme (MARKUP), aiming to assist small and medium-size enterprises across the region to improve access to the EU market and increase interregional trade for specific food crop commodities. The