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Policy Forum Tanzania - Scaling Up Tax Justice Mobilising CSOs media, and parliamentarians The project aims at (impact) improved policies and laws to track and stop illicit financial outflows, enhanced fair and equitable tax revenue mobilization and strengthened social contracts in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ghana, Mozambique, Liberia, Senegal, Cameroun, and Tunisia.

Outcome 1) Capacity of civil society organizations in the targeted countries strengthened to advocate for and engage citizens on tax justice, Domestic Resource Mobilisation (DRM), track and stop illicit financial lows (IFFs).

Outcome 2) Capacity of media organizations in the targeted countries strengthened, to publish stories on tax justice, DRM and IFFs. 

Outcome 3) Capacity of national caucuses of the African Parliamentary Network on Illicit Financial Flows and Taxation (APNIFFT) reinforced. Member of Parliament (MPs) equipped with technical skills to monitor and design supportive policies for equitable taxation to improve DRM, track and stop IFFs.

To enhance expertise on gender equality, particularly the gender dimension of tax justice, TJN-A’s member organisations include feminist organisations and TJN-A collaborates with regional and global women’s organisations such as Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET) and the Association for Women’s Rights in Development (AWID).
KNCHR Support to human rights in Kenya 2020-2023 Support to increased enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms human rights in Kenya. This includes implementation of National Action Plan on Business and Human rights, investigations and redress to human rights violations against minority and indegenous groups and sustainabilty of the countrys' constitutional Human rights institution.
EcoCiencia - Ecuador Monitoring activities in Ecuador and project coordination by EcoCiencia
Wisdom and Knowledge of the Peoples, resignify the well-doing of inclusive intercultural higher education. Strategic institutional development/accreditation, curriculum development, 5 study programmes, advocacy to promote intercultural education and strengthening RUIICAY, 3 diplomados, events on inclusion, research and publications, scholarships for innovation projects, strengthening student democracy. The Programme aims to improve capacity, knowledge and understanding on topics relating to inclusion, especially sexual orientation and gender equality.
Institutional cooperation between SN (SSB) Norway and CBS Sudan phase 2 the overall goal of the project is, further strengthened basis for evidence based economic and social planning for the benefit of the Government of Sudan, for the Sudan population at large, for the business community and for the NGOs/International community.
Regional Refugee Housing Project in the Western Balkans Support to the RHP Fund for the Western Balkans
Children learn and are safe - Mozambique In partnership with civil society, academia and Government, the program will seek to support  children to learn and to be safe at school. Focus will be on the most marginalised groups of children (girls, children with disabilities,etc). This will include policy development, advocacy, teacher training amongst others. Other partners: JOSSOAL, MEPT - The Movement of Education for All, FAMOD - Forum of Organizations of People with Disability, Girls Child Rights - GCR
IFC Capital Increase 2020-2025 Norway is taking part in the Capital Increase of the IFC with a paid-up share in Norwegian kroner (NOK) equivalent to a total USD 38 066 000  to be made in the period 2020-2025.
Biofuels in Brazil The goal of this project is to improve the sustainability of biofuel production from soy and sugarcane in the Brazilian Amazon, in order to reduce deforestation, water pollution, destruction of natural habitats and violations of human rights.
Governace and Economic Management Support (GEMS) - Project The Governance & Economic Management Support (GEMS) Project is envision to contribute towards setting South Sudan on a pathway to sustainable peace, stability, development and well-being for its citizens through strengthening capacity of key national institutions for effective and accountable implementation of the R-ARCSS provisions.
Moldova Humanitarian assistance Humanitarian asssistance to vulerable including WASH, GBV and  trafficking.
BGD Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Democratic participation and civil society.Creation and reactivation of  groups to facilitate participatory development and good governance in relation to climate change adaption, such as disaster management committees, water management committees, self-help groups, farmers' groups. Other partner: Normisjon Bangladesh.
Support to the CBD work on Digital sequence information on genetic resources (DSI) The project supports the formal process on genetic resources (DSI) decided by the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) Conference of the Parties (COP). Especially Goal C of the Global Biodiversity Framework Agreement (GBF), which underlines the urgency to increase equitable benefit-sharing arising from the utilization of genetic resources, digital sequence information on genetic resources (DSI), and traditional knowledge associated with genetic resources. From a development perspective, there are high positive socio-economic and societal impacts that benefit-sharing can create. The developing countries are highly invested in the DSI process and the fair sharing of benefits (ABS) of the resources generated. This is also true for the IPLCs and vulnerable groups and the need to protect traditional knowledge associated with genetic resources and receiving the monetary and non-monetary benefits from it.
Breaking the barries Nigeria Breaking the barries Nigeria. The aim of this project is to support civil society organisations and other stakeholders to engage with their governments to campaign for an increase in fair taxes, particularly corporate taxes, which can be used to strengthen gender-responsive public services.
PFPPA 2018-2020 The Palestinian Family Planning and Protection Association PFPPA   purpose to reduce GBV and  encroachment of youth and women rights regards their SRH&R in the marginalized area of WB and East Jerusalem.
TV2 2020 Juleaksjon Lebanon The TV2 2020 Juleaksjon is in support of the Norwegian Red Cross’ humanitarian work. The funds will be used to support a Red Cross project in Lebanon, assisting vulnerable groups and especially children with accessing health-care services amid conflict and war. The project is implemented with and through the national society in-country, namely the Lebanese Red Cross. The goal of the project is: Improved health and wellbeing of children affected by conflict and displacement
Safemuse - Safe Havens for Artists 2024-2026 General funding/core support to Safemuse  -  Safe Havens for Artists. Main object for Safemuse is to organize safe residencies for persecuted artists and artists at risk, promote and support safe havens on artistic terms. The period includes opening up to other art forms than music. The artists mainly come from developing countries.
Improved state and community responses to VAWG - South Africa Improved state and community responses to Violence against women and girls, to build strategic capacity to exact state accountability and reduced impunity in South Africa.
Duvar-Exclusive reporting on human rights violations in Turkey The overall objective of the project is to come up with exclusive articles that focus on human rights abuses in today’s Turkey ranging from minorities to women, to children, journalists et al. Duvar English would like to contribute to the country’s objective reporting scene which is very weak at the moment due to heavy government monitoring and pressure over the mainstream media landscape.
Close the Gap: Sufficient, Competent and Motivated Nurses and Midwives - Tanzania The Norwegian Nurses Organisation (NNO/NSF) aims to create democratic, accountable, inclusive and sustainable organisations for nurses and midwives in four countries in Africa. Tanzania National Nurses Organisation (TANNA) is a new partner for NNO, included in the programme as of 2024.The aim is to assist TANNA in building its organisational strength and capacity to be an effective watchdog and advocate for nurses and midwives, and solution provider for the government, contributing to a stronger and more resilient health system to deliver Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and good health for all in Tanzania.
MA-Improving Access to WASH in Rural Communities CBO and local Churches  empowered and demanding for /responding to their rights to WASH services. WASH governance, planning and coordination strengthened at district level. The CLTS promotion encourage the members of the community to construct their own household Latrines using local materials within their reach.
Handicap International Federation (HI), Inclusive Education in Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso This project seeks to support children with disabilities as well as other marginalized children, including refugee children and internally displaced children, their families, communities, school stakeholders, education authorities, and civil society organizations to successfully welcome and include marginalized children into mainstream schools in Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso.
Advancing the IFF Agenda - GLO/REG Capacity building to address illicit financial flows and boost domestic revenue mobilization
Strenghtening good governance of natural resources in Madagascar Support to Alliance Voahary Gasy, a platform organisation for civil society organizations in the environmental sector in Madagascar.
Frameagreement 2020_2024 community-based inclusive development through inclusive education, supporting students and their peers and parents, learning materials, awareness raising
EBRD Food Security Support Ukraine Support to food production in Ukraine following Russia's war of aggression
Judicial Reform Programme for the Western Balkans Support the relevant institutions in the Western Balkans countries in planning, designing and implementing judicial reform initiatives to make judiciaries more effective.
Strengtheing the response to maritime crimes in the Gulf of Guinea The objective of the project is that the Gulf of Guinea countries are cooperating and coordinating their response to maritime crime, both in
a legal and maritime law enforcement area. This is achieved through strengthening the criminal justice systems and supporting the Inter-regional Coordination Centre (ICC) in their implementation of the Code of Conduct Concerning the Repression of Piracy, Armed Robbery against Ships, and Illicit Maritime Activity in West and Central Africa.
Parliamentary support project Enhance the capacity of federal parliaments and provincial assemblies to be effective and participatory, and to be open, interactive and accountable to citizens. Enhance the capacity of parliamentary secretariats to be capable and innovative in their support to MPs and committees. Build the capacity of women MPs and MPs from disadvantaged groups to be effective and for Federal parliament and provincial assemblies to routinely engage with women, youth and other disadvantaged citizen.
Africa Hunger Crisis Regional Appeal Support to Africa Hunger Crisis Appeal launched October 2022.
U4 Anti-Corruption Resource  center 2017-2020 Support to U4 Anti-corruption Resource Centre: Aim is to identify and propose informed solutions to partners for reducin the hamful impact of corruption on sustainable development through 1) Produce and communicate knowledge on anti-corruption practice and policy, 2) Generate and test innovative approaches to advance the field of anti-corruption practice and policy, 3) Build partner capacities for anti-corruption work and 4) promote and facilitate dialogue, critical reflection and learning
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange International exchange staff between two universities to strengthen rural campuses. The aim is to strengthen accessibility of higher eduaction in rural communities in Nicaragua and Colombia
Boosting digital skills through Digital Tranformation Centres The Digital Transformation Centres (DTC) Initiative has the objective of supporting countries develop digital skills at basic and intermediate levels, particularly in the underserved communities. While a major focus of the project is to support the DTC activities in Ghana, it will also support the rolling out of the Initiative at large during its pilot phase (covering nine countries) and leading into the second phase (expanding the number of countries). Per 2023 there are DTCs in the following countries: Dominican Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Ghana, Indonesia, Ivory Coast, Morocco, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Rwanda, Uganda and Zambia.

The project targets people at the bottom of the social pyramid who need basic digital skills in order to participate in the digital economy, to use digital tools and to access digital services. It also targets young men and women wishing to enhance their basic and intermediate digital skills as well as young entrepreneurs in need of digital and other skills to develop their businesses and become competitive in the emerging digital economy.
 
A critical outcome is that at least 30 % of all people trained by a DTC must be female. This was designed to address the growing gender digital divide and to increase women’s participation in the digital economy.
ADD West Africa - Advancing alcohol policies for sustainable development ADD West Africa programme will contribute to a lower level of alcohol-related harm in selected countries in the region, especially related to alcohol-related diseases, mental health disorders, gender-based violence and road accidents. The project will build capacity of national alcohol policy alliances which will contribute towards development, adoption and approval of National Alcohol Policies at country level. WAAPA will collaborate with its seven in-country alliances in the region.
Arts and Culture in prevention of violent extremism The project's overall objective is to build resilience of youth to radicalization leading to violent extremism through interactive theatre and media outlets in Jordan. 

Outcomes: 
1.Raise youth awareness to causes and impact of violent extremism using interactive theatre arts 
2.Increase awareness of the public of impact of violent extremism on society 

The targeted governorates are Amman, Zarqa, Salt, Mafraq, Karak and Irbid

The targeted group are divided as following: 

1-Public Schools: 35 performances, 1050 Students in 5 governorates which also cater for Syrian students (Amman, Zarqa, Salt, Mafraq and Karak) for grades 9-12 (age 15+) 30- 45 students per class. 

2-Universities: 8 performances,1640 – the targeted universities are University of Jordan & Middle East University (Amman), The Hashemite University (Zarqa), Yarmouk University & University of Science and Technology (Irbid), Mutah University (Karak), Al Balqa’a applied University (Salt), Jordan German University (Madaba) 

3-Zaatri and Azraq Camps: 4 performances – 800 refugees 

4-Community Based Organizations: 6 performances, The Jordanian Hashemite Fund for Human Development (Irbid), Family Awareness Guidance Centre (Zarqa), Queen Zein Al Sharaf Association for Development (Karak & Mafraq), Al Rowaq Association for Culture and Arts (Salt)

5-Members of Parliament/Senate: 1 performance at NCCA Premises’ 80 MPs (Main Theatre - Capacity 220 seats) 

Total number of Beneficiaries: 103,000 in total. 
An estimated of 80,000 viewers from ROYA TV station and 23,000 on social media outlets.

Project Duration: September 2022 – June 2023
Support to Paris21 2018 Core support to the Paris21 Secretariat's Programme of Work and Budget 2018/2019
Improved livelihoods and resilience Poor and vulnerable communities have improved livelihoods and resilience through enhanced income generation
NEFCO-Nordic energy efficiency and humanitarian support initiative (UKR) Nordic energy efficiency and humanitarian support initiative (Ukraine). The purpose of the initiative is to achieve energy efficiency in public buildings through renovation of socially important municipal buildings, such as schools, day-care centres and health care facilities. The aim is to reduce energy consumption and increase the lifetime of the buildings.
Colombia - Cost-Effective Reductions in Emissions from Deforestation Achieve tangible improvements in forest and trade governance. EIA is also implementing the project in Colombia.
Inclusive quality education and lifelong learning Formal and/or non-formal education for disadvantaged groups enables rights-holders to increasingly have their rights met; Prevention of child marriage.
Journey 4 Rights and Gender equality The project will be aimed at empowering adolescents, focusing on adolescents-at-risk (using drugs, LGBT, living with HIV), in Chernivtsy, Kharkiv,, Kyrovograd and Poltava, by introducing a peer-led programme Journey 4 life in various youth institutions of the four regions, including youth detention facilities and vocational schools.  The programme will train a pool of youth facilitators - Champions 4Life, selected from active youth volunteers and youth leaders from  key populations, who will deliver the Journey4Life training programme for their peers and jointly conduct social events in their communities to increase awareness about gender issues, human rights and sexual and reproductive health issues
COSTECH climate research program The overall goal of the climate research program is that contextually relevant knowledge on climate change adaptation and mitigation is in use by governmental and non-governmental stakeholder at various levels across Tanzanian society.  

Expected Outcomes:
Tanzanian climate change research is strengthened.  
The capacity of Tanzanian HLIs and R&D institutions to conduct climate change research is increased  
Collaboration between research teams and other actors (government and non-governmental institutions, private sector, training institu
The institutional capacity of COSTECH to undertake large competitive research calls is enhanced

Expected Outputs:
A broad range of Tanzanian interdisciplinary research Programmes on climate change are funded and completed (w/specific target of female project leaders)
The participation of PhD and master students in climate change research Programmes is increased (w/specific target of female students)
The participation of a broad specter of Tanzanian HLIs and R&Ds in climate research is increased
Collaboration between research teams and a broad specter of other actors ensured
The programme is implemented in line with the principles in the COSTECH grant manual

Thematic priorities of the calls: 
Climate-adapted food production. 
Nature-based solutions to climate change adaptation and mitigation. 
Alert systems and climate services, including addressing loss and damage.  
Health challenges exacerbated by climate change  
Institutions and governance. 
New technologies and innovative funding instruments. 
 
The program is designed to promote female participation in research (Project leaders, other researchers and students). Project indicators include disaggregated data with specific targets for women (40% female project leaders and students funded). The project also includes other mechanisms to promote female participation. For instance, through the assessment criteria guiding the review of research projects
ZLHR - Protecting Human Rights Defenders in Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) is a law based human rights organization established in 1996 by human rights lawyers. ZLHR’s mission is to protect and defend human rights through sustainable litigation, education and advocacy which contributes positively to a culture of tolerance and adherence to democratic values and practices.  ZLHR implements its programming at the national level with complimentary regional and international advocacy.
Supporting Students Unions to create LGBTQ-inclusive HEI in Myanmar This project will serve to strenghten ties between Colors Rainbow and Students Unions mainly in Yangon and Mandalay and support their engagement to promote an LGBTQ-inclusive learning environment in their universities. Activities will focus on assessing the needs in universities, sensitizing students, teachers and administrative staff to SOGIE, empowering students to engage in meaningful actions to promote SOGIE and human rights and build the capacity of CRB staff and other selected LGBTQ groups
ODA-African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur - UNAMID ODA coefficient of Norway's contribution to  the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur - UNAMID.
Support to supreme audit institution in DRC Support to supreme audit institution in DRC.
NCS for NDCs - Colombia The project aims to increase the contribution of emissions reductions from the land sector to achieving the Paris Agreement goals by mobilising a stronger set of NCS initiatives and contributions through updated NDCs in the coming years. The project is part of a programme with three components; globally, in China, Indonesia and Colombia
Ukrainian Economic Development Through Good Corporate Governance II Grant Agreement between The Norwegian MFA and Norwegian-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce regarding Ukrainian Economic Development through Good Corporate Governance
Miljødirektoratet framework agreement OfD - Iraq OfD support to Iraq through NEA. Framework agreement between the Norwegian Environment Agency and Norad regarding enviornmental management of the petroleum sector.
Norwegian Environment Agency deliveries under Energy for Development Program - Malawi NEA deliveries under Energy for Development Program (Efu). Malawi mapping and country activities.
Youth organisations and youth engagement in the SDGs Information activities in Norway.
Support for a P3 position at the UNSD directed towards the Data4Now initiative For UNSD to continue taking a leading role and helping ensure that as many countries as possible can benefit from the approach and work of the Data4Now initiative, support is given to UNSD for a full-time position at P3 level, for a period of up to two years.
CIC 2023-25 Beyond the New Agenda for Peace: Walking the Talk The project aims to contribute to the capacity of the UN and larger multilateral system to act as a platform for action across the humanitarian-development-peacebuilding nexus to be strengthened at global and country-level
Contribute towards a Somalia that is inclusive, cohesive and peaceful Contribute towards a Somalia that is inclusive, cohesive and peaceful by promoting social cohesion, counterring violent extremism, preventing and transforming conflicts and inclusive peacebuilding structures.
Frame Agreement Rafto Foundation 2022-2024 The overall goal is to enable human rights defenders to conrtune their work despite increasing pressure, including Rafto laureates, women human rights defenders and human rights defenders who address business related human rights violations.
Partnership Agreement  2016-2018 The overall aim of the partnership agreement is to promote development outcomes of policy and resource allocation decisions of GEF and its  partner countries through enhancement of the quality and use of evaluation undertaken by GEF in the IBRD. The grant has been made for World Bank's financial year 2016, ending June 2017. Continued grants will be subject to availability of funds for technical cooperation in the coming years.
Development of the digital management of copyrights in developing countr To provide the means, through digital based applications, tools and documentation, for new and early stage Collective Management Organisations, CMOs, to commence operations expeditiously and efficiently using systems and practices consistent with international administration of creative copyrights.