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Support to Humanitarian Policy Group under Overseas Development Institute, 2015-2017 ODI's Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG) is a central think tank which influences the development of the international humanitarian assistance - both strategically and operationally. They have acquired this position through the development of a range of research programmes on, for example, the development of the humanitarian system, humanitarian access and protection, forced displacement, migration and urbanisation, livelihoods and food security in complex crises, and the challenges involved with generating stronger linkages between humanitarian assistance and development assistance.
3GF2015 3GF aims to scale global green growth through providing a global platform for dialogue, partnerships and sharing of novel evidence. In the Next period 3GF will host three regional meeting in Africa, LAC and Asia and a global high-level summit
DI 2015 (additional funds) Partnership for Inclusive Growth and Job Creation: The aims are to 1) increase and consolidate the capacity of democratic and representative business organisations in order to participate in national policy advocacy, social dialogue, training programmes for SMEs and entrepreneurs, curricular development, and business advisory services, 2) to reinforce the knowledge of partners in the private sector, the labour market, and the government on the potentials of inclusive growth and social dialogue, and 3) to establish the basis for increased cooperation between the partners through shared knowledge, dissemination of activities and commercial links.
Support to the UN Department of Political Affairs The result framework for DPPA's strategic plan 2023-2026 is accessible here: https://dppa.un.org/sites/default/files/results_framework_2023-2026_external_0.pdf

DPPA strategic plan 2023-2026: https://dppa.un.org/sites/default/files/dppa_strategic_plan_2023-2026.pdf

DPPA Multi-Year Appeal 2023-2026: https://dppa.un.org/en/multi-year-appeal-2023-2026

Expected key results of the Danish contribution, as specified in the cover note to the Danish Peace and stabilization engagement document (PSED):
Strengthened multi-dimensional gender-sensitive analysis;
Rapid and flexible responses to provide expertise to crisis situations in both mission and non-mission settings;
Key support to SRSGs and Special Envoy;
Strengthened networks and strategic relationships among and between DPPA and multilateral actors;
Institutional learning and accountability practices informing more effective responses to prevent conflict and sustain peace. Support the UN Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPAs) work in conflict prevention, mediation and peacebuilding.
Legislative Support Project through UNDP The Governance and Rights Programme 2016-21 will contribute to the promotion of democracy, good governance, rule of law and respect for human rights with a special focus on women. 
 The theory of change  for the programme is based on the assumption that democratic, transparent and accountable governance where women’s rights are equal to men’s provides the most fertile ground for economic development and eradication of poverty and inequality. Strengthening of demand-side governance will contribute to stronger institutional checks and balances, empower citizens, and enhance the potential impact of Danish support provided to Government. In the short-term, change is expected in terms of a stronger and more vocal civil society, increasingly demanding transparency and responsive governance from duty bearers, as well as an increased access to justice for women and men. A particular change is expected in terms of increased awareness of and respect for women’s rights.
Egypt Energy Programme (IFC) Enhancing efficieny of companies' energy consumption, and encouraging increased use of renewables.
Support to the State Statistical Office for capacity Building and improving compliance of statistics with EU standards. Support to the State Statistical Office for capacity Building and improving compliance of statistics with EU standards.
State Building and Citizens' Rights To support state-building in Palestine based on good governance, democracy and human rights by helping Palestinian reformers to build effective, accountable and viable state.
Investment Fund for Developing Countries (IFU) - Investments with Danish Small and Medium Enterprises in Developing Countries Reduced poverty by creating employment and strengthening the competitiveness and social responsibility of Danish SME initiated projects in developing countries.
The use of country systems in countries affected by conflict and fragility: What can Denmark learn? The objective of the study is to deepen the understanding of challenges and opportunities in the use of country systems to deliver aid in countries affected by conflict and fragility in order to apply the lessons learned to future Danish support. The study will focus on the experiences South Sudan, Afghanistan and two more countries.
The study will analyze how international donors approach the use of country systems in the context of fragile and conflict affected states and examine to what degree the country systems can be ¿ and have been ¿ used for delivery of aid in the spirit of the principles of the New Deal.
WFP activities in Syria, 2014 In April WFP distributed food to 3,9 million people in Syria. WFP provides food assistance to refugees in neighboring countries, which have largely introduced debit cards as refugees can use to buy food and other necessities. WFP's share of the appeal is more than 11 billion DKK., which, however, is only 29 per cent financed. WFP has so far been able to cover its main activities through internal funding mechanisms, but WFP needs 1,5 billion DKK to finance its work in the coming three months
Danish Energy Advisor to Accelerate Wind Power Generation in Ethiopia This programme is designed with the objective of strengthening the institutional capacity of Ethiopia in the energy sector to accelerate wind power generation, including through realisation of the first Ethiopian IPP-wind auction.
PRG Component 1: Peace-building and Democratic Development The component will support the Government of Nepal's national effort to build peace and promote democratic governance.
Emergency Assistance to the Influx of Burundian Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Tanzania The purpose of this Agreement is to provide financial assistance to UNHCR to support the Emergency Assistance to the Influx of Burundian Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Tanzania.
Save the Children Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2016 Save the Children Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2016
Core support to IPD 2014-2018 IPD functions effectively to fulfill its mandate as the implementing agency of the agenda of the Bali Democracy Forum, a think tank on Indonesian, regional and international democracy, and a support system for countries in democratic transition.
WFP's activities in relation to the conflict in Syria, 2015 WFP activities in relation to the conflict in Syria
UNICEF humanitarian partnership agreement 2014 Denmark's humanitarian support is guided by the "Strategy for Danish Humanitarian Action 2010-2015", and its overall strategic priorities and in particular the objectives of 'protecting conflict-affected populations' with a focus on vulnerable groups, and 'strengthening partnerships'.

Denmark has identified UNICEF as a key implementing partner organization in the priority area of child protection, and entered into a Humanitarian Partnership Agreement with UNFPA in 2010. Under the Agreement, Danish support is provided to UNICEF humanitarian programme interventions in countries experiencing protracted humanitarian crises.

In 2014, Denmark granted DKK 40 million under the Humanitarian Partnership Agreement between UNICEF and Denmark. The grant was based on UNICEF's 2014 Humanitarian Action for Children which provides an overview of UNICEF's humanitarian programmes. 

In 2014, the Danish funding was allocated to the following conflict-affected countries in protracted crises: Afghanistan, Pakistan, Sudan and South Sudan . Moreover, global humanitarian support was provided for UNICEF programme support, operational support for rapid mobilization and shipment of essential life-saving supplies, and regional support in emergency preparedness and response.

UNICEF targets interventions in the areas of health, nutrition, water and sanitation, child protection and education.
DBP Coproca SA and Benzo Textile Solutions ApS DBP Coproca SA and Benzo Textile Solutions ApS
Red Cross in Denmark efforts in relations to the crisis in Syria, 2015-2016 Red Cross Denmark efforts in Syria 2015-2016
Danish Refugee Council's activities in South Sudan, Ethiopia and Uganda, 2014 Danish Refugee Council's activities in South Sudan and regional
Support to Maritime Security in the Gulf of Guinea 2015-2017 Support to Maritime Security in the Gulf of Guinea 2015-2017
Climate Change Adaptation Project Phase II Climate Change Adaptation Project aims at constructing/maintaining climate resilient rural infrastructure involving rural poor women, who are organised in groups called Labour Contracting Societies.
Green Ener Tech (Business Project Development) To establish a commercial setup in Kenya/Uganda with the objective of becoming the leading East African full-service wind turbine and PV consultancy and provider of complete wind turbines and PV system setup. The company will be delivering the full range of services and products (excl. new wind turbines) to the nascent East African renewable energy industry. It will cover all phases from project concept stage, project development, wind and solar assessment, facilitation of financing, wind turbine refurbishment, implementation, service & maintenance and manage of own and sourced wind turbine and PV projects.
DAI 2016. Technical Advisory Office (TAO) Amman. DAPP 2016. Technical Advisory Office (TAO) Amman.
Monitoring of the implementation of the human strategy - maintenence of software licence at Enalyzer, 2014-2016 Payment of the license for use of the analysis tool and data relating to the monitoring of the strategy for Danish Humanitarian Action 2010-2015.
Danida Business Explorer 2016. SLA Danida Business Explorer 2016. SLA Danida Business Explorer 2016. SLA Danida Business Explorer 2016. SLA
Civil Society in Development Ensure that civil society in the Eastern neighbourhood region has the space and capacity to gain influence to combat poverty and inequality, promote human rights as well as sustainable development in an accountable, inclusive and trans-parent manner, in particular in favour of poor and excluded groups.
Flygtningefaciliteten for Tyrkiet 2016-2019. Denmark's contribution to the EU budget towards the refugees facility in Turkey
Human rights and stability To improve the human rights situation in Burkina Faso by promoting governance and stability . The programme will work to protect human rights in a consistent manner by developing interaction between the justice services, police and civil society.
DK support to CISU - Civil Society Activities in the area of Climate and Environment, contribution 2014-2016 The overall aim of the appropriation is to bring momentum and relevance into negotiation processes on climate and environment by engaging and involving the civil society in developing countries. In order to secure a transparent, lean and professional process an agreement was reached in 2013 with "Civil Society in Development - CISU" to administer a Climate and Environment Fund (CEF) where Danish civil society organisations can apply for Funding to activities in developing countries.
Fremme af menneskerettigheder gennem styrkelse af ombudsmanden i Kirgisistan og Tadsjikistan. Strengthening the institutional capacity of the Ombudsmand Institutions in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
Climate Envelope 2015: Support for CCAP (Centre for Clean Air Policy) CCAP is supporting a core of middle-income developing countries to obtain the capacity to develop Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action (NAMA) projects that achieve both mitigation and sustainable development goals combining both policies and financial mechanisms to lead to transformational change to a low-carbon development pathway. CCAP will develop four NAMAs in Asia/Latin America, including NAMA funding application to the Green Climate Fund, the NAMA facility or other funding sources completed for at least two NAMAs by the end-of-project in 2016. Further, the CCAP will convene on regional outreach dialogue on NAMA showcasing and promotion.

The original scope of the project includes NAMA development on renewable energy in Pakistan, on fossil fuel subsidies in the transport sector in Ecuador, on industrial energy efficiency in Vietnam, and on solid waste in Colombia.
Use of country systems and capacity Development in situations of conflict and fragility Use of country systems and capacity Development in situations of conflict and fragility Use of country systems and capacity Development in situations of conflict and fragility Use of country systems and capacity Development in situations of conflict and fragility
Danish Refugee Council humanitarian partnership agreement 2015 Danish Refugee Council humanitarian partnership agreement 2015
Danish Youth Council - Pool Funding 2015-2018 To contribute to the development of a strong, independent, vocal and diverse civil society as a prerequisite for long-term poverty reduction; respect and protection of human rights; and the promotion of equality, democracy and sustainable development.
Support to CIC- Integrating RBA of Health Care facilities This project is a pilot project for modeling the integration of the constitutional values and principles in health service delivery and will assist in guiding the process of implementation by various actors in the other counties. As part of its mandate to facilitate the implementation of the Constitution and its strategic objective to strengthen institutional frameworks and administrative procedures for full implementation, Commission for the Implementation of the Constitution has planned to work with various implementers at the national and county government levels to ensure integration of constitutional values and principles including the rights based approach to service delivery in their operational systems for improvement of service delivery to citizens and full implementation of the Constitution. CIC will work closely with Bungoma, Nyeri and Kitui counties to review their administrative and operational frameworks for the County health facilities for better service delivery. Whereas these health facilities have some operational frameworks including service charters, these need to be reviewed to ensure compliance with the Constitution in particular the provisions of Articles 10, 27, 53, 54, 55 and 56 and chapters 6, 12 and 13 among other articles.
Kritisk støtte til fredsprocessen i 2014 The project will use targeted seminars, conferences, field trips and media campaigns to build support for the two-state solution in the Israeli and Palestinian populations as well as the broader international public in order to maximize the chances of reaching a final peace agreement.
Save the Children efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2015-2017 The priority of this project is to offer a holistic and comprehensive response to improve children¿s protection and wellbeing, through the provision of in-kind assistance in Syria, and through setting up static/mobile child protection teams to address CP concerns, to provide basic education and advance educators teaching skills and knowledge, especially on interactive teaching methodologies and psychosocial support. 
In order to ensure that vulnerable children and their caregivers have access to quality psychosocial support, child protection and non-formal education services in Southern Syria, Save the Children will support four child protection teams that may be either mobile or center-based depending upon the security situation on the ground, to run child protection and education activities specifically adapted to the Syria crisis context. Basic education is also integrated into the proposed CFS interventions because access to education is a fundamental right even in crisis situations and because of the impact education has on the cognitive development of the child.

This project will contribute to meeting basic needs of vulnerable households in Syria. Save the Children aims at providing 10,000 household hygiene kits and 2,500 layette baby kits to the most vulnerable households. Finally, the project will improve the learning experience in schools in Southern Syria through provision of learning and recreational materials for 40 schools.
DBP MMP Agro Industries and Danish Technological Institute (DTI) The objective of the partnership is to develop and upscale vegetable oil production in order to meet the growing demand of the product in the East African market. In order to meet the growing local demand for vegetable oil and to establish a basis for future exports, MMP Agro Industries Limited would like to exploit its vast experience and current position in the cotton value chain by up scaling the production of cotton seed, sunflower and soya beans. To ensure security of raw material supply, the company is proposing to mobilise and support local farmers in growing these oil seeds in Northern Uganda. The farmers will have a guaranteed market for the oil seeds and MMP Agro Industries will pay them a good price to ensure that they continue growing the crops.
Social Dialogue Facility 2015. Danmarks Lærerforening
Social dialogue to improve quality education in Uganda The objective is to improve the quality of education in Uganda through social dialogue among stakeholders in the education sector. Together with local partners, the project seeks to provide better services and strengthen collaboration among stakeholders.
IMR DAPP 2015 Danish Institute for Human Rights (DIHR) activities under the Danish-Arab Partnership Programme.
Cairo-Copenhagen Liveable Cities Study Tour Cairo-Copenhagen Liveable Cities Study Tour Cairo-Copenhagen Liveable Cities Study Tour Cairo-Copenhagen Liveable Cities Study Tour
Accelerating Wind Power Generation in Ethiopia (2016-2019) To strengthen the institutional capacity of the GoE energy sector to accelerate wind power generation
Support to Ministry of Health through joint donor basket fund Support will be provided to the GoT's Health Sector Strategic Plan IV through a common donor fund complemented by earmarked support to Public-Private Partnership. The principles for support are reduction of poverty and inequity.
Technical Assistance & Reviews - Governance Sector The Governance and Rights Programme 2016-21 will contribute to the promotion of democracy, good governance, rule of law and respect for human rights with a special focus on women. 
 The theory of change  for the programme is based on the assumption that democratic, transparent and accountable governance where women’s rights are equal to men’s provides the most fertile ground for economic development and eradication of poverty and inequality. Strengthening of demand-side governance will contribute to stronger institutional checks and balances, empower citizens, and enhance the potential impact of Danish support provided to Government. In the short-term, change is expected in terms of a stronger and more vocal civil society, increasingly demanding transparency and responsive governance from duty bearers, as well as an increased access to justice for women and men. A particular change is expected in terms of increased awareness of and respect for women’s rights.
HQAI - Core support - The humanitarian standards and certifications, 2016-2019 Danish support to the Humanitarian Quality Assurance Initivative (HQAI) related to the humanitarian standards and certifications, 2016-2017
Forsvarsministeriet - Sundhedspersonale til Sierra Leone, 4. hold The project was to send a fourth team of health care personnel to support the fight against Ebola in Sierra Leone coordinated by DFID. The medical staff was deployed by the Danish Defence, which was responsible for the selection, training and monitoring of the team. The task was to treat Ebola patients and train international and local health workers. Upon an appeal from DFID, a request was made to the Danish MFA for funding to enable the deployment of a fourth Danish Team from April 2015 to continue the previous work of team 1-3. After the MFA approval of an amount of 3,3 million DKK, the Danish Defence initiated the recruitment. The composition of team 4 included one military team leader, five doctors, five nurses and tree bio analysts - a total of 14 persons. Team 4 deployed from Denmark to UK on 12 April 2015 for an initial ¿pre-deployment Ebola treatment training¿ in London. On April 20 2015 the team deployed to Sierra Leone. Upon arrival, it was assessed that the number of patients suffering from Ebola had decreased drastically. Subsequently additional tasks were undertaken by the team, such as health care advice to locally employed staff. Initially team 4 was accommodated in the International Humanitarian Partnership (IHP) camp, established and run by the Danish Emergency Management Agency. As the demand for the IHP Camp reduced with time, it was decided to shut down the camp. Consequently team 4 moved to another base camp on 10 May 2015. After various modifications the camp was considered suitable for accommodation in relation to health conditions and infrastructure. Despite this assessment an increase occurred in the number of stomach infections among the personnel. The specific source of these infections was not detected. As the number of Ebola patients continued to fall in numbers there was an surplus capacity of treatment facilities in the area. As a result, team 4 terminated and returned to Denmark on 10 June 2015 as initially planned.
Central Asia Education Programme II - Minorities Central Asia Educ Progr II - Minorities
UN Global Compact Climate Business Forum 2015 UN Global Compact Climate Business Forum 2015
Development of sustainable, safe and efficient food and agricultural production in China Development of sustainable, safe and efficient food and agricultural production in China Development of sustainable, safe and efficient food and agricultural production in China Development of sustainable, safe and efficient food and agricultural production in China
Safer and healthier Work Places and improved social dialogue in Myanmar through SSC Safer and healthier Work Places and improved social dialogue in Myanmar through SSC
Emergency Assistance to the Influx of Burundian Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Tanzania The project's main objective is to provide timely life-saving and humanitarian assistance to 40,000 asylum seekers and refugees from Burundi now residing in Tanzania.
ICRC activities in Libya, 2014-2015 The ICRC opened a delegation in Libya in 2011 after social unrest escalated into armed conflict. It visits people deprived of their freedom and seeks to clarify the fate of missing persons and to address their families¿ needs. While supporting the Libyan Red Crescent in developing its capacities, the ICRC works alongside it to respond to the emergency needs of violence-affected people in terms of medical care, emergency relief, essential services and family contact. It also promotes IHL and humanitarian principles, by raising these rules with the authorities and providing expertise on their integration into the army/security forces¿ curricula.
Audits, studies and reviews of General Budget Support 2016-20 To support the government in implementing its national development strategy aimed at promoting sustainable economic growth and reducing poverty
BPD-FKSlamson-Feasibility study for expansion of current waste water treatment being operated in Accra by Slamson Ghana Ltd FKSlamson A/S-Feasiblity study for expansion of current waste water treatment being operated in Accra-Lavenda by Slamson Ghana Ltd
Support to Chernobyl Shelter Fund. New Safe Confinement Project Support to Chernobyl Shelter Fund. New Safe Confinement Project Support to Chernobyl Shelter Fund. New Safe Confinement Project Support to Chernobyl Shelter Fund. New Safe Confinement Project