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Operating grant for research administration by Danida Fellowship Centre 2023 Efficient and effective management of funds for development research grants
Environmental Justice and Climate Change Mitigation This project aims to raise awareness on environment and climate issues in Egypt and providing legal support to the most vulnerable affected communities. The project will deliver five different, but complementary, interventions: providing legal assistance, developing and launching a website on a healthy environment and climate change, producing and publishing two videos on impacts of pollution and climate change in Egypt and publishing reports on the different impacts of climate change in Egypt; its and environmental violations in Egypt and carrying out 3 workshops for 30 lawyers where the index of all laws/regulations governing environmental and climate justice issues is presented among other training materials.
Programming of the EU Anti-Corruption Initiative in Ukraine 1/1 2023 – July 2024 -  Ensuring integrity, transparency and accountability of utilizing international reconstruction (and humanitarian) aid. The EUACI will work through its national and local partners in promoting the necessary oversight of these funds. The program will facilitate high-level political dialogue to create the necessary attention to these issues and ensure local ownership to the necessary mechanisms that will need to be in place to ensure oversight at national and local level.
- EU integration efforts in the field of anti-corruption. The EUACI will support its partners in the EU integration process through support to anti-corruption reforms, law approximation, exchanges with European partners and by providing international expertise. To complete the assignment, the consultant is expected to lead the formulation of the documents. The consultant will:
•	Assess updated documentation from partners and context.
•	Engage in dialogue with EUACI, MFA and EU on content of addendum documents. 
•	Ensure synergies with other relevant MFA supported programmes and projects in line with the “Doing Development Differently” approach. This includes the global programme on anti-corruption currently being formulated.  
•	Consult with other relevant stakeholders and programs as needed. 
•	Ensure that the basis for the EUACI will not become too complex and that it is implementable and sustainable with a high impact given the context.
•	Ensure that the EUACI will have sufficient flexibility and be able to adapt to developments given the unstable context in line with the MFA adaptive management approach.  
•	Incorporate the four thematic issues across the work of the program.
•	Incorporate the extensive work on legislative and political development.
•	Consider aspects of terminating the program in July 2024 and lay out possible tracks for an extension.
•	Together with EUACI consult partners virtually for a first drafting of engagement document on advance of mission to Kyiv
•	Draft first version of documents with partners
Political Climate Leadership – Denmark and Brazil To raise Brazilian legislators’ awareness of the importance of climate leadership in the political agenda and qualify their understanding of sustainable development and climate change - especially in the creation of new sustainability policies and in their decision-making process. 

RAPS (Political Action Network for Sustainability) has a strong record of accomplishment and relevant experience working with Brazilian policymakers within the area of climate leadership. The organization represents Brazil’s biggest network of elected officials across the ideological spectre and strongly advocates for cooperation amongst different political parties with a result and action-based focus. Copenhagen University and Professor Katherine Richardson will contribute with a video course production based on cutting edge knowledge and communication skills.

The project will achieve its objective through the realization of: 1) a four-day delegation visit to Denmark for members of congress from RAPS’ network. The goal with the delegation visit is to present successful Danish sustainability policies, climate leadership know-how and to strengthen the dialogue between Brazilian and Danish parliamentarians. 2) A video learning course produced by the University of Copenhagen for a broader target group, including congress, NGOs, academia, with focus on planetary boundaries, energy transition, carbon markets, investment tools and Danish solutions to mitigate climate change phenomena - adapted to a Brazilian context.
Syrien-Irak 2022-2025. UNDPPA (Syrien) To contribute to inclusive peace and stability and to reduce violent extremism and displacement. The program focuses on stabilization efforts, service delivery, including support to civil preparedness in areas outside the regime’s control, and support to civil society and the political process, ultimately resulting in a democratic and pluralistic Syria.
To strengthen civil society to enhance justice and redress for survivors and access to Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS). The overall objective of the project is to strengthen civil society to enhance access to Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) and justice and redress for survivors, and to pursue accountability for perpetrators of torture, war crimes, and related international crimes and human rights violations committed in the Ukrainian and Belarusian contexts.
LOD Steering Unit The Bhutanese system of governance developed in accordance with the national vision, retaining administrative efficiency, effectiveness and professionalism, respecting rule of law and enabling increased participation.
UNDP regionalt program (Moldova, Georgien) The project will contribute to Eastern Neighbourhood countries, in particular Georgia and Moldova, adopting new development pathways toward green, inclusive, resilient economies and democratic governance

The project has the following three components: i) Enhanced Democratic Local Governance for Inclusive and Sustainable Local Development in Two Geographic Areas in Georgia through the Area-Based Development Approach; ii) Enhanced governance in the Republic of Moldova through multi-stakeholder engagement to accelerate the green and inclusive transition and iii) Enhanced regional cooperation, knowledge and solutions for accelerated inclusive green transition and inclusive, anticipatory governance. Indsættes efter oprettelse.
SESD phase III The overall objective of the program is to improve employment opportunities for the disadvantaged section of the population in South Africa. This purpose has for many years been supported though financial assistance for a reform of the academic instititions, the so called FET colleges. The program aims to meet the need for skilled labor in the industry, especially in small and medium-sized enterprises. Under Phase I and II, the program has focused on supporting the merging of the countrys technical schools into 50 big education centers. In the third phase, the focus has been on supporting the structure and building of student counseling services, including the establishment of contact to the labor market to ensure internships and jobs for the students.

The project has at national level been working with the Ministry of Education and has locally supported the reform process in some of South Africa's poorest provinces: KwaZulu- Natal, Western Cape and North West. During the third phase, Eastern Cape has also been included in the project.
United Nations, General contribution Denmark's general contribution to the UN includes contributions to the UN's regular budget
Financial contribution to ALNAP 2023-2024 Learning, evaluation, research and networking opportunities for expanding the evidence base on results of 
humanitarian action
The strategic focus areas for ALNAP in this period are: 1) Improving the quality and accessibility of evaluative 
evidence; 2) Monitoring the performance of the humanitarian system; 3) Addressing key evidential gaps; 4) Supporting system-wide learning.
Appraisal of Danish support to the World Bank Trust Fund "Food Systems 2030" Desk-appraisal of Danish support to the World Bank Trust Fund "Food Systems 2030"
Aalborg CSP – Egypt Remote Areas Sustainable Development – Development of Solar-Thermal Desalination The scope of the project is to apply for professional experience with Concentrated Solar Power and Integrated Energy Systems for Egypts national development project in the regions of New Valley and Upper Egypt. The feasibility study project lies in the field of energy and water production. Since the planned locations for this IES plant are in areas with water wells and agriculture land, boosting the agriculture sector will also be a major part of the end goal.
Ad Hoc - Framework Agreement on legal assistance 2022-2025 The purpose of the framework agreement is to ensure the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' legal assistance for the performance of tasks in the field of development assistance (Danida) as further specified in the requirements specification, Appendix 1
BSF-Resilience of vulnerable groups affected by climate change The second Strategic Objective of the Country Strategic Framework relates to reduced inequality and improved cohesion and resilience in fragile community so enhancing human security for a climate resilient and socially cohesive society. Focus will be on the most vulnerable groups who are exposed to an increase in frequency or intensity of climate related events such as cyclones, floods, droughts, and adverse impacts on livelihoods, agricultural production and ecosystems. These undercut prospects for peace, stability, and sustainable development. The bilateral development programme will address this objective in light of the climate vulnerability, poverty, inequality and conflict nexus. Both the UNDP and HYSAWA projects agreement signed in July 2023 but could only start field level implementation in September 2023 after the signing of agreement with Economics Relations Division of government of Bangladesh so it is expected to have results from July 2024. -	Strengthened capacity of local and national stakeholders to plan and implement local-led climate adaptation solutions. 
-	Enhanced use of evidence-based information for improvement of climate change adaptation policies and practices at national and local level. 
-	Vulnerable host communities benefit from improved hygiene sensitization, and access to water and sanitation for enhanced livelihood, resilience and diminished local conflicts.
-	Government agencies promote social inclusion and tolerance.
ICMPD. Improving migration data management capacities of national institutions in Lebanon. 2022-2023. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to improved migration data handling capacities of MoFA and SOC by preparing technical and operational expansions, while ensuring interim functionality in accordance with expected standards.
Cos-extension December 2023 The project aims to alleviate the pressure on the war affected population in Ukraine, in the areas where energy, water and heating infrastructure has been damaged the most, by stabilising and thus ensuring the uninterrupted electricity, water and heat supply.
DRK-DRC-Dignity ''Civil Society Promoting Resilience in Ukraine'' The Programme directly corresponds to the Danish strategic priority of directly stabilizing efforts, which respond quickly to needs for safety and security, access to basic services, build-up of local resilience and reconstruction efforts.
- Demonstrate Denmark’s continued commitment to supporting Ukraine’s territorial integrity and movement towards European structures and values – human rights, non-discrimination and gender equality in particular.
- Contribute to mitigating the most damaging effects of the conflict on local communities, exclusion and discrimination of the most disadvantaged groups including on women and youth.
- Strengthen community security and social cohesion, two aspects highlighted in recent analysis as deficient in eastern Ukraine
-  Contribute to increasing the effectiveness of the Ukrainian armed forces to defend Ukraine’s territorial integrity by enhancing operational effectiveness and interoperability with NATO and allies
- Contribute grassroots ideas relating to peaceThe Programme directly corresponds to the Danish strategic priority of directly stabilizing efforts, which respond quickly to needs for safety and security, access to basic services, build-up of local resilience and reconstruction efforts.
- Demonstrate Denmark’s continued commitment to supporting Ukraine’s territorial integrity and movement towards European structures and values – human rights, non-discrimination and gender equality in particular.
- Contribute to mitigating the most damaging effects of the conflict on local communities, exclusion and discrimination of the most disadvantaged groups including on women and youth.
- Strengthen community security and social cohesion, two aspects highlighted in recent analysis as deficient in eastern Ukraine
-  Contribute to increasing the effectiveness of the Ukrainian armed forces to defend Ukraine’s territorial integrity by enhancing operational effectiveness and interoperability with NATO and allies
- Contribute grassroots ideas relating to peace
Food Systems 2030 Multi-Donor Trust Fund Food Systems 2030 (FS2030). Scaling up Action for Transformative Change. World Bank Umbrella Programme anchored in a Multi-Donor Trust Fund. FS2030 helps countries rethink and transform their food systems from farm to fork, taking into account climate and environmental aspects while delivering improved livelihoods and affordable, sustainable, nutritious diets for all. The FS2030 Development Objective, as defined by the World Bank, is to contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement by helping countries build better food systems for healthy people, a healthy planet and healthy economy.
Support to Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation in Tanzania In phasing out health sector support, the prioritised engagements have a strong focus on system strengthening for increased sustainability and providing health services to the most vulnerable and services within sexual and reproductive health and rights as well as people living with disabilities. The support will go to two civil society organisations and the Health Basket Fund, which is implemented through the government.
MPTF. Support to UN Migration Fund. 2023-2025. Implement the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) through the MPTF by helping more people better along migratory routes and thereby preventing refugees and irregular migrants from ending up in vulnerable situations and being subjected to inhumane treatment and harassment. Strengthening cooperation with countries to enable them to handle irregular migration in accordance with human rights. Strengthening the capacity of developing countries to manage their borders according to a rights-based approach, providing protection and handling irregular migration.
Strategic Sector Cooperation on green transition of the energy sector in Turkey 3th phase Cooperation on energy efficiency at sub-national level.
Twinning KL og Ukraine To contribute to the reconstruction and future development of Ukrainian cities and municipalities
UNHCR Humanitarian Partnership Framework Agreement 2022-2026 UNHCR Humanitarian Partnership Framework Agreement 2022-2026
IMR - Institut for Menneskerettigheder - Udviklingssamarbejde - 1997-2021 Promoting development and Human Rights in the developing countries. 2011 grant.
United Nations International Children's Fund (UNICEF) flash appeal funding Mali 2021 Meeting the objectives of the UNICEF 2022 Humanitarian Appeal for Mali.
Cooperation between Danish and Georgian Social Partners The objective of the consultancy is to develop an Identification Note describing how a closer and more direct peer-to-peer collaboration between Danish social partners and their Georgian counter-parts could evolve.
NCG: Identification and formulation of two pilot projects for the Sahel PSP Identification and formulation of two pilot projects for the Sahel Peace and Stability Programme Identification and formulation of two pilot projects for the Sahel Peace and Stability Programme
Core Contribution to the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF) for 2023-2026 By 2026, GCERF has successfully contributed to prevent and counter violent extremism by successfully addressing national and regional priorities. The core objective of this engagement is to strengthen local communities’ resilience to violent extremism through an unearmarked core contribution that will enable GCERF to focus on four resilience factors that particularly influence radicalisation and recruitment to violent extremism:  

1.	To help vulnerable communities in fragile and poor countries build and strengthen social cohesion during conflict and societal change (social cohesion). 
2.	To improve the capacity of communities to engage with government authorities to represent their own interests (community agency).  
3.	To remove barriers to social and economic opportunities for youth and women, thus countering violent extremist offers (equal access to opportunities). 
4.	To develop critical thinking and confidence among youth and communities to resist violent extremism (sense of purpose).
Supporting Stability in Southern Lebanon 2023-2025 Increase stability, build the capacities of communities, address tensions, prevent conflict, and ensure peaceful co-existence through improving livelihoods and service provision in the area of UNI-FIL’s Ghanaian Battalion.
World Food Programme humanitarian efforts in Afghanistan 2022 This allocation of 17.5 million DKK to the WFP contributes to meeting the objectives of the WFP in Afghanistan where they plan to reach a total of 23 million people in 2022. In addition, the work of WFP in Afghanistan contributes to the goals of the Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022, which points to 24.4 million people in need and calls for 4.44 billion USD to reach 22.1 million people with humanitarian assistance. The Humanitarian Response Plan aims at reaching 21.6 million people with food security and agricultural assistance; and 5.9 million with nutrition assistance. 

This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the WFP in Afghanistan. They plan to reach a total of 23 million people in 2022.

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.wfp.org/publications This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022 including reaching 21.6 million people with food security and agricultural assistance and 5.9 million people with nutrition assistance.
Appraisal of MYNSAM 2.0 frameworks with Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utility The purpose of the assignment is to appraise and make recommendations in relation to the draft 4-year framework programmes with the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities and it's agencies. The appraisal will be based on AMG and the MYNSAM 2.0 guidelines, and as such overall assess the relevancy, effectiveness, efficiency, sustainability, impact and coherence of the proposed programmes.
WFP humanitarian action in Palestine 2023-2024 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.
Key results:
This allocation contributes to WFP’s activities in Palestine responding to the humanitarian needs described in the UN flash appeal for the Occupied Palestinian Territory 2023 calling for US$ 1.2 billion to meet the humanitarian needs of 2.7 million people across OPT from November to 31 December 2024.
Restoration of private houses for the residents of Chernihiv city and Chernihiv region project Humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable groups of internally displaced and people affected by war in Ukraine
BoaVida ApS –  Coconut and cashew fruit factory rural Lindi, Tanzania Investigation of the establishment of a no-waste food processing factory in Lindi rural Tanzania, creating reliable income for small-scale farmers and increasing decent jobs. Starting with production of coconut oil and flour, mainly for the domestic market, and expanding with processing cashew fruits and waste streams from coconut production.
Syrien-Irak 2022-2025 - Syria Recovery Trust Fund Syria Recovery Trust Fund.
Denmark plans to contribute with an additional DKK 10 mio. to the SRTF as part of the Danish Peace and Stabilisation Programme for Syria Iraq 2022-2025.
Infrastructure 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.
Rising Nations Initiative 2023-2024 To advance efforts towards protecting the statehood of Pacific Atoll countries, preserving their sovereignty and safeguarding the rights and heritage of affected populations. 

Key results: 
-	The White Paper on Tuvalu will be developed and published. 
-	The White Paper serves as a guiding instrument for national strategic planning and informed policymaking for Pacific Atoll countries. 
-	The White Paper will include a scientific assessment projecting the trends and climate impacts necessitating long-term adaptation planning and measures, including likely relocation, and exploring issues of resources and funding.
-	The White Paper Project will be used as policy guidance and will be based on cutting-edge modelling projections, research and data analysis. This will help prepare for ongoing trends toward total uninhabitability of the country.
-	The White Paper will lay out the scientific and field research basis, including consultations with affected communities, for national policy-making.

Justification for support:
As the climate crisis deepens, low-lying countries are already witnessing significant amounts of their territory being rendered uninhabitable and are facing the prospect of complete inundation from rising sea levels, threatening the political, social, economic, and cultural fabric of the countries. In the Pacific, atoll countries like Tuvalu face the risk of becoming completely uninhabitable in the next few decades, long before complete submersion by the end of the century. Despite efforts to draw attention to this impending disaster, little progress has been made by the international community to offer solutions to the unique challenges faced by Pacific Atoll countries as a result of sea level rise.

The preparation of the White Paper will focus on Tuvalu as a pilot country and involve public consultations, the conclusions of which will inform the paper; this experience will inform and generate synergy for the preparation of white papers for
Egypt ODA-loan IX Afdrag på statslån The loan provides funding to purchase goods and services from Denmark. Goods include equipment for telecommunication, hospitals, poultry-production and a powerstation in Suez whereas services primarily concerns a masterplan for water- and wastewatermanagement in the districts of Aswan and Quena.
Enhancing a Corruption Resilient System of Governance in Georgia - TI Georgia 2023-2024 The project will further the development of democracy and human rights; the development and consolidation of democratic societies with respect for human rights, effective tripartite separation of state power and strong independent control bodies, where a politically engaged population, an organized and independent civil society and free media can hold the authorities accountable – and ensure inclusive societies with gender equality and recognition of diversity.
DR Børnenes U-landskalender 2023-2024 ENG: To engage and inform the Danish public – children and families in particular – about the situation and challenges of developing countries and how Denmark can contribute in creating a better future for vulnerable people in the Global South.