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Enhanced Danish-Ethiopian Energy Partnership Programme (DEEP)- Energinet To support the development of the Ethiopian government structures and systems that in a sustainable and cost effective way to ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all (SDG 7) and hereby supporting the Ethiopian vision of building a Climate Resilient Green Economy while reaching lower middle-income status by 2025.
DAPP 2022-2027 Key results to be achieved in Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan:
•	Young women and men have enhanced employability and engage in entrepreneurship
•	Small and medium enterprises and entrepreneurships grow and create jobs through development of innovative solutions, scaling up of existing solutions and improved access to finance and technical assistance
•	Human Rights are promoted and protected for and by youth through a systemic approach involving all human rights stakeholders, youth networks and youth alliances in support of reform efforts 
•	Violence and torture targeting youth is prevented, free media is strengthened and gender equality is improved through legislative reform, capacity building and dialogue 

Justification for support:
•	DAPP is aligned with Danish foreign policy interests in the region. DAPP is based on lessons learned from past programmes
•	DAPP seeks to address the root causes of migration by creating better lives for young people through programmes that support human rights, inclusion and employment generation
•	DAPP’s Human Rights Based Approach will be continued and amplified as it has demonstrated good results 
•	DAPP has a longstanding presence in the region, that has fostered well-established and successful cooperation between Danish and local partners

Major risks and challenges:
•	Increasing political instability with potential for civil unrest will be addressed by monitoring the situation and taking appropriate action in close collaboration with partners.
•	Worsening economic situation and potential for increased poverty and migration will be mitigated by the DAPP focus on economic and social exclusion of youth.
•	Increasing authoritarian rule, repression of minorities, and abuse of power will be addressed by engaging with both human rights duty bearers and right holders.
Contribution to UNFCCC Copenhagen Climate Ministerial March 20-21 2023 The objective of the development cooperation is to ensure up to 28 OECD-DAC-listed developing countries’ participation in the Copenhagen Climate Ministerial 20th - 21st of March 2023 as well as the participation of the COP Presidency (EGY), UNFCCC Executive Secretary (Grenada) and SBI chair (Pakistan).
Contribution to UNFCCC Trust Fund for Participation for COP28 To ensure OECD-DAC-listed developing countries’ participation in COP28 through a financial contribution to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)’s Trust Fund for Participation
Support for IFRC Disaster Response Emergency Fund (DREF)  2023-2024 1)	Direct funding to finance local responses to small-to-medium scale disasters when no Emergency Appeal will be launched or when other sources of funding are not forthcoming (Response Pillar)
2)	Direct funding to finance early actions in advance of predicted hazards, based on an Early Action Protocol (EAP) or an imminent crisis emergency plan of action designed to save lives before a disaster happens (Anticipatory Action Pillar)
Environmental Sector Programme Support (ESPS) Miljøprogrammets har som sit overordnede formål er at bidrage til, at den økonomiske udvikling i Nepal sker i balance med miljøet. Programmets hovedaktiviteter blev afsluttet i 2005. For at sikre bæredygtigheden af de allerede foretagne investeringer blev der truffet aftale med de nepalesiske myndigheder om udfasningsstøtte over de næste 3 år til driften af et rensningsanlæg i Hetauda og luftforureningsaktiviteter i Kathmandudalen.
Training component The overall objective of the project is to support the Mozambican government in poverty reduction by improving the availabilty of first of all primary education but also postprimary education and vocational training and the quality of the educations.
HN Consultants SPA reviews The objective of each review is to assess the overall organisational capacity with a view to implement the organisation’s strategies and programmes and achieve agreed results under the engagement with the MFA. Thus, the review should overall assess the capacity, performance and strategic relevance of each Danish CSO as a strategic partner. The review should include assessment of cross-cutting elements from the information note and guidelines. Each review should be able to stimulate learning and provide evidence for relevant organisational development and cross-cutting analysis. Finally, the review should include findings and recommendations for organisations to follow-up upon and as critical input to the on-going dialogue between MFA and the organisations.
Primary Health Project in Herat Province An efficient and better quality health care system that is accessible, equitable and affordable for every afghan in the target areas.
Guarantee Facility Management Grant This grant to the Investment Fund for Developing Countries (IFU) is for the establishment of the IFU guarantee unit and the setting up of and management of the Development Guarantee Facility, a pilot program (2022-2025) introducing development guarantees in Danish development cooperation. 

The present grant is contributed towards the period from mid-2022 to the end of the first quarter of 2023. For 2023 Q2 and Q3 administrations costs will be covered by a grant of 5.1 mil. DKK as outlined in the budget in section 5, less the guarantee fees received. It is envisaged that the remaining management costs for the remainder of 2023 to ultimo 2025 will be covered as yearly management grants combined with administration fees levied on guarantee beneficiaries.
Agricultural Markets Development Trust (AMDT) The main objective of the Business Sector Programme is to increase employment and income opportunities for farmers and micro, small and medium enterprises through green inclusive growth. The support to AMDT will contribute to this by working towards an agriculture sector where productive poor smallholder farmers (women, men, and youth) have increased and sustained income and employment opportunities.
ADRA - Horn of Africa Climate & Displacement NGO-call 2024-2025 To promote better protection and reduce the humanitarian impacts of climate change and promote resilience and social coherence among vulnerable groups, such as displaced populations and host communities, including preventing further displacement due to climate change.
Løbende kommunikation om udviklingssamarbejdet Løbende kommunikation om udviklingssamarbejdet
IMF Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust (PRGT) Contribution to PRGT subsidy account allowing to offer concessional terms on PRGT's lending to the poorest and most vulnerable countries.
Bidrag til den 13. genopfyldning af Den Internationale Udviklingssammenslutning (IDA-13) Den internationale Udviklingssammenslutning (IDA) er Verdensbankgruppens facilitet til ydelse af lån på fordelagtige vilkår til lavindkomstlande, som ikke eller kun i begrænset omfang har adgang til de internationale kapitalmarkeder. 79 lande er kategoriseret som IDA-lande. I 2001 var 65 af disse lande ikke kreditværdige til lån gennem IBRDs facilitet for udlån på markedslignende vilkår eller til anden långivning.

Danske mål: 
Det overordnede formål med bevillingen var at bidrage til reduktionen af fattigdom ved at forbedre de sociale forhold og stimulere en hurtigere og bæredygtig økonomisk vækst i IDA-landene. Det umiddelbare mål med den 13. genopfyldning af IDA var at videreføre organisationens mulighed for at yde lån på fordelagtige vilkår til lavindkomstlande.

Den 13. genopfyldning af IDA (IDA-13) dækker perioden fra 1. juli 2002 - 30. juni 2005. I forbindelse med hver enkelt genopfyldning af IDA fastlægges retningslinjer for anvendelsen af midlerne for den tre-årige periode, genopfyldningen dækker. Det principielle grundlag videreføres imidlertid i høj grad fra tidligere genopfyldninger. 

Fattigdomsbekæmpelse fastholdes som IDA-13's overordnede mål med vægt på at fremme konkrete resultater - særligt fremskridt i retning af opnåelsen af Årtusindemålene. Ud over fattigdomsorienteringen har donorlandene under denne genopfyldning bekræftet prioriteringen af en række tværgående hensyn. Disse omfatter bl.a. uddannelse, ligestilling mellem kønnene, bekæmpelse af HIV/AIDS, udvikling af den private sektor, miljømæssig bæredygtig udvikling og god regeringsførelse. I forhold til tidligere genopfyldninger sker der med IDA-13 den ændring, at 18-21 pct. af midlerne kan anvendes som gavebistand. Den samlede IDA-13 genopfyldning andrager SDR 18 mia.
European Development Fund (EDF) Danish 2014 contribution to the European Development Fund
Salam Support Group III 2023 Contribute to peace through supporting engagement and where feasible dialogue at multiple levels between community groups and the current Taliban administration in line with UNAMA’s mandate to assist the government and people of Afghanistan in laying the foundations for sustainable peace and development, among them assisting national reconciliation and encouraging regional dialogue and engagement aimed at achieving and sustaining peace in Afghanistan.

Reactivate or reenergize existing traditional civil society structures to enable them to engage with the Taliban, thereby contributing to local social cohesion, to prevent further deterioration of their capacity and to enable them to participate in local peace activities.

Mitigate an increase in community-level conflict by preemptively supporting conflict-resolution, such objectives being in line with UNAMA’s latest mandate, noting in particular Security Council Resolution 2626 of 17 March 2022, which has reiterated UNAMA’s role in support of the people of Afghanistan.
Danmission SPA 2022-2025 HUM Three strategic priorities permeate across all strategic partnerships in the period. Democratic values and human rights, fragile context and displacement, and climate and green solutions are present through different approaches and varying emphasis in line with the technical capacity and the partner’s core competencies.
Support for GCF, GEF and LDCF board members The Department for Green Diplomacy and Climate (GDK) is seeking a consultancy firm to support the strategic objective of ensuring a stronger Danish engagement on the board/council of the GCF, GEF and LDCF and especially in terms of closer review of project/funding proposals, leading to strategic influence on the development and approval of projects. The specific objectives of the consultancy will be to support due diligence in the process of reviewing funding proposal as well as a lead to lessons learned and increased understanding of the portfolios of the three funds especially around elements considered a priority in the Danish organisation strategies for GEF/LDCF and GCF and in relevant Danish bilateral programmes.
Deltagelse af NGO ved Kvindekommissionens samling Deltagelse af NGO ved Kvindekommissionens samling Deltagelse af NGO ved Kvindekommissionens samling Deltagelse af NGO ved Kvindekommissionens samling
MS ActionAid SPA 2022-2025 HUM Three strategic priorities permeate across all strategic partnerships in the period. Democratic values and human rights, fragile context and displacement, and climate and green solutions are present through different approaches and varying emphasis in line with the technical capacity and the partner’s core competencies.
Appraisal of Danish support to climate adaptation in cities in Africa Appraisal of Danish support to climate adaptation to cities in Africa in the context of the Africa Adaptation Acceleration Programme. ?The support will be channeled through respectively the African Development Bank and the Global Center on Adaptation
Dansk bidrag til "Population Council" Den internationale NGO Population Council (PC) vurderes som en velfungerede organisation og udfylder en vigtig rolle inden for forskning, der kan betragtes som komplementær til de mere praktisk orienterede befolkningsaktiviteter, som Danmark støtter. PC's kerneområde er medicinsk forskning i menneskelig forplantning, sociologisk forskning samt støtte til udformning og gennemførelse af nationale politikker og programmer i udviklingslandene, der giver befolkningen adgang til serviceydelser inden for seksuel og reproduktiv sundhed, inklusiv familieplanlægning. Sidstnævnte sker i samarbejde med regeringer, forskningsinstitutioner og andre NGO'er. PC arbejder gennem fem regionale kontorer og 20 landekontorer, hvorfra der ydes bistand til sundhed og udvikling inden for den overordnede ramme af FN's 2015 Mål.
World Economic Forum WEF Geneve SNE World Economic Forum WEF Geneve Cooperation with The World Economic Forum Centre for Regional and Global Cooperation on aspects related to developing countries, primarily through integration, access and dialogue.
Danidas own communication activities auxiliary activities 2018 Information about Danidas activities on the development countries
WFP humanitarian action in Palestine 2023-2024 This allocation contributes to WFP’s activities responding to the humanitarian needs caused by the armed conflict affecting the Occupied Palestinian Territory. The flash appeal aims at reaching the 2.3 million people most in need of acute food assistance in Gaza and the West Bank. 

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 this hyperlink: https://www.wfp.org/publications This allocation comes as a response to the updated UN flash appeal for US$ 1.2 billion for activities responding to the humanitarian needs caused by the armed conflict affecting Palestine.
Formulation of Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance (DSIF) Projekt development facility (PDF) programme document Support for design of programme document for the Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance (DSIF) Projekt development facility (PDF).
Global Shield Solutions Platform Increase protection for poor and vulnerable people by providing and facilitating substantially more and better climate and disaster risk finance and insurance against disasters.
Midterm Review of Organisation Strategy for Denmark’s engagement with Green Climate Fund (GCF) 2021-2023 1) The continued relevance and progress in pursuing the priority areas and results defined in the Organisation Strategy for Denmark‘s cooperation with GCF in view of new developments. It will present recommendations for adjustments and updating of the priority areas for the next Organisation Strategy starting in 2023 and that will also outline the mandate that Denmark will take for setting its priority areas during the GCF 2nd replenishment process (GCF-2) expected to be initiated in the second half of 2022.

2) The extent to which the responsible unit (GDK), in collaboration with the Ministry for Climate, Energy & Utilities as well as other relevant units including embassies, has succeeded in facilitating linkages and synergies when relevant with the bilateral
development programme managed by an embassy, regional and global programmes, other multilateral partnerships, humanitarian aid, private sector instruments as well as strategic partnerships with Danish civil society organisations.
UNDP General contribution UNDP Support Q3 & Q4 2017
- Core
- Innovation
- Thematic
 - Personnel Support
Contract - Programming Danish support to the Systematic Observations Financing Facility The purpose of the assignment is to develop the programming documentation for Danish support to the SOFF, including financial and peer review support. Additionally, to ensure full coordination and synergies with a (up-coming) SSC with a country in the same region as the peer review support. This will include defining overall purpose of peer review and SSC collaboration, selection of countries, synergies, collaborations, etc. But not programming of the SSC that will follow an independent process.
Civil society participation in SDG Summit The development objective is to provide the necessary support for the effective participation of key stakeholders, notably from civil society and youth, in the SDG Summit held in September 2023
Santiago Network workshop 4-6 May 2022 The Santiago Network on Loss and Damage was decided at COP25 in Madrid in 2019, but the process of operationalizing it has been slow. Further steps were taken at COP26, but a decision on the organisational set-up and management arrangements for its technical assistance fund still remains. The workshop in Denmark on 4-6 May 2022 offers an opportunity to discuss these issues based on views expressed in a series of submission sent to the UNFCCC Secretariat by 15 March 2022. The discussions at the workshop will help set out a path towards the full operationalization of the Santiago Network in order for it to fulfil its role in assisting developing countries address loss and damage.
UN Women Core Contribution 2023-2025 Denmark provides core contribution to UN Women under the Multilateral Partnership Agreement 2023-2025. The Agreement aligns with UN Women's Strategic Plan 2022-2025 and identifies four areas of priority for Danish support: 
o	Global norms, policies and standards on gender equality, incl. the SRHR agenda
o	Women’s voice, leadership, agency and economic empowerment
o	Women, Peace and Security
o	Organisational effectiveness contributing to UN reform and curbing corruption

As the United Nation’s entity dedicated to gender equality, UN Women, works to achieve the empowerment of all women and girls and the full enjoyment of their human rights. This is done through their unique triple mandate: 1) Co-promote coordination across the UN system to enhance accountability and results for gender equality and women’s empowerment; 2) support UN Member States to strengthen global norms and standards for gender equality and women’s empowerment; and; 3) undertake operational activities, including supporting Member States in developing and implementing gender-responsive laws, policies and strategies.
UNICEF THEMATIC MPA 2023-2025 EDUCATION Denmark provides core and softly earmarked contribution to UNICEF under the Multilateral Partnership Agreement 2023-2025. The Agreement aligns with UNICEF's Strategic Plan 2022-2025 and identifies four areas of priority for Danish support:
•	Child-centred health 
•	Quality education 
•	Child protection 
•	Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services 
•	Organisational effectiveness contributing to UN reform, curbing corruption and leveraging innovation

In addition, gender equality will be a cross-cutting priority.

UNICEF was created by the United Nations (UN) General Assembly in 1946. Its mission is to advocate for the protection of children's rights, to help meet children’s basic needs, and to expand opportunities for children to reach their full potential. Guided by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, UNICEF strives to establish children's rights as enduring ethical principles, set international standards of behaviour towards children, and mobilise political will and resources to deliver policies and services to children and their families. The organisation’s work is guided by the Strategic Plan 2022-2025, which charts the course towards an inclusive recovery from COVID-19 and the attainment of the SDGs.
Education Sector Programme: Support to Civil Society To ensure equal access for Bolivians to an equal bilingual and intercultural education system of high quality. The purpose of this component is to promote popular participation for indigenous peoples and other marginalized groups in the education sector.
International HIV/AIDS Alliance The International HIV/AIDS Alliance is a global alliance of nationally-based, independent civil society organisations with the objective of securing the human rights of all people affected by HIV/AIDS in low and middle income countries, with a particular emphasis on vulnerable and marginalised population groups. It is particularly concerned with the access to health services of groups exposed to stigmatisation and discrimination, such as commercial sex workers, men having sex with men etc. 

The Alliance was set up in 1993 to support communities in developing countries to play an active role in the global response to AIDS. It works through a network of over 35 so called `linking organisations¿ in the South. The overall objective of the organisation is to stop the spread of HIV and to end AIDS. It is pursued through actions to promote health and human rights via direct engagement with and through local communities.

Denmark has supported the Alliance since 1999. The latest core contribution covers 2014-2015 and supports implementation of IHAA's strategy 'HIV, Health and Rights - sustaining community action'. In addition, the Alliance receives a project contribution specifically towards improving access to information and health services for men who have sex with men in four African countries. 

The Danish support aims to reduce the spread of HIV and mitigate the effects of HIV, particularly for the most vulnerable and marginalized population groups. This is done by strengthening civil society capacity to participate meaningfully in all aspects of the HIV/AIDS response, including influencing national and international policies relating to HIV/AIDS and health.
Caritas NGO-call Syrien 2022-2023 The grant is awarded to the Caritas Denmark project: Health Programme for Syrian Refugees and Vulnerable Jordanians in Jordan 2022-2023

The stated objective of the project is: Contribute to improving the health status of Jordanian host communities and Syrian refugees by meeting humanitarian health needs, promoting resilience, and strengthening the national health system and services (ref.: JRP 2020-2022) The aim of this project is to increase the health situation among the Jordanian host community and Syrian refugees by meeting the humanitarian health needs, building resilience and strengthening the national health system and services.
Support to revision of SSC and 2.0 guidelines The roll out of mynsam 2.0 as follow up to SSC evaluation has advanced well and lessons that can inform the update and revision of guidelines for SSC and 2.0
Education Cannot Wait (ECW) 2023-2026 It is the aim of Danish development assistance to create hope and opportunities for people by promoting economic and social protection and development. Ensuring access to quality education in fragile countries and crises affected contexts is a priority in this regard. This is done through contributing to long-term and sustainable solutions while also responding quickly in the face of changing realities.

This Organisation Strategy (OS) for Denmark’s engagement with ECW 2023-2026 provides strategic considerations and specific goals for Denmark’s engagement with ECW, forms the basis for the Danish financial contributions and is the platform for dialogue with ECW. It outlines Danish priorities for ECW performance within the framework established in ECW’s own Strategic Plan 2023-2026.
Desk appraisal of Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF) The desk appraisal will contribute to an assessment of , whether GCERF is eligible to receive an ODA core contribution of 6-11 million DKK in 2023, provided through the Danish Peace and Stabilisation Fund.
OCHA Sudan Humanitarian fund 2023 DKK contributes to meeting the objectives of the draft 2023 Humanitarian Response Plan for Sudan.  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.unocha.org/research-and-reports. Support the Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2023, which aims to reach more than 18 million people with humanitarian support.