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Contribution to International Planned Parenthood Federation 2021-2023 To build strong and enduring cross-regional coalitions in support of SRHR at the UN that will fight for stronger normative, global frameworks on SRHR and gender equality.
Red Cross Denmark/ICRC efforts in Syria 2020 The grant supports amongst other internally displaced and vulnerable local people in Idlib, Harma and Aleppo as part of the ICRC effort in Syria 2020. 

Due to its nature as a response to a humanitarian appeal operational results are general and highly aggregated and the MFA contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner.  Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://www.icrc.org/en/resource-centre Support to ICRC's activities in Syria through Red Cross Denmark 2020
Task force for coordination of civilian contributions to developing countries in international health crisis 2021 "Midlerne tildelt under taskforcen anvendes til at kompensere de myndigheder, der leverer 1) donation
eller udlån af værnemidler, sundhedsfagligt udstyr, lægemidler, vacciner mm. samt transport heraf, 2)
udsendelse af sundhedspersonale, samt 3) behandling af andre landes patienter i det danske sundhedsvæsen.
Midlerne kan således anvendes til at kompensere regioner og kommuner, der donerer sundhedsfagligt
udstyr mv. i henhold til sundhedslovens § 232 a, stk. 3. Midlerne kan derudover anvendes til at foretage
donationer fra de nationale lagre af værnemidler, forbrugsstoffer, medicinsk udstyr og andre kritiske
indmeldte ressourcer samt til genopfyldning af lagre for at opretholde måltallene for de nationale lagre." fra Aftale vedr. samarbejde mellem Udenrigsministeriet (UM) og Beredskabsstyrelsen
(BRS) og Styrelsen for Forsyningssikkerhed (SFOS) og Statens Serum Institut
(SSI) vedrørende indsatser i forbindelse med internationale sundhedskriser The task force is tasked with handling international requests for help to developing countries in relation to international health crisis. The help can consist of for example protective equipment, health care equipment, medicine (including vaccines) and the deployment of health care professionals. Denmark receives ongoing requests on assistance, either bilaterally or through the EU and NATO Civil Protection Mechanisms as well as through the UN.
Gulf of Guinea Maritime Security Programme 2019-2021 The objective of the programme is enhanced regional maritime security in the Gulf og Guinea through more capable maritime and law enforcement institutions at national and regional level and progress towards this will be monitored by research undertaken through the programme and it will draw from progress being reported in relation to other results frameworks, including the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crimes "Global Maritime Crime Programme" (UNODC GMCP) and the EU programme "Support for West African Integrated Maritime Security" (SWAIMS)
Evaluation mobility extended funding i) to document the achievements  of climate change mitigation funding ii) to analyse results , focusing on relevance, outcomes and impact and iii) to draft recommendations for future funding.
Raoul Wallenberg Institute's Project Evaluating Legal and Policy Responses to COVID19 from a Human Rights Perspective in Developing Countries. The project is focused on the state of human rights during the COVID-19 pandemic. RWI will undertake a systematic analysis of human rights implications of COVID-19 response and recovery measures in 15 developing countries. The main outputs of the project will be: a refined tool that facilitates constructive engagement with states on the human rights implications of legal and policy measures adopted in response to COVID-19, 15 national law and policy reports addressing the human rights-implications of COVID-19 response in the selected developing countries, a comparative analysis of good practices and issues of concern, and a global webinar. The project will lay the foundation for a more ambitious global initiative, which will provide agenda-setting for the post-pandemic world, as well as capacity building for national researchers and other actors, and a wider analysis of policy responses to the pandemic worldwide.
Desk Appraisal of Danish Support to the UNEP-DHI Centre – Supporting Climate Action in the 2030 Agenda through Sustainable Water Management (2022-2025 Consultancy contract concerning a desk appraisal of the Danish support of UNEP-DHI Centre 2022-2025 The overall objective of the appraisal is to assess the relevance, quality and feasibility of the programme design and documentation and if they are fit to underpin programme implementation and produce the expected results in an effective, efficient and sustainable manner, as well as providing recommendations for adjustments or improvements as needed, prior to submission to the grant authorities.
Capacity building religious leaders and volunteers, Kargawe Diocese (KAD/ELCT) The grant is given to the organisation due to their application to the COVID-19 Emergency Pool (Nødpulje) in order for the organisation to continue their skills development activities in India. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, planned development activities are in risk of closure, which would negatively affect results. 

Strategic objectives:

The goal of the project is capacity building of religious education in several Tanzanian communities. The religious education will foster growth in local communities as it is targeted the establishment of small businesses, micro-loan opportunities, small child care institutions and knowledge of how to manage conflicts through dialogue. The goal of the project is capacity building of religious education in several Tanzanian communities. The religious education will foster growth in local communities as it is targeted the establishment of small businesses, micro-loan opportunities, small child care institutions and knowledge of how to manage conflicts through dialogue.

Capacity building for establishing small businesses and micro-loan companies.

Education in book keeping, childcare needs and rights, and rights of marginalized groups

Capacity building of religious institutions.

Dialogue training for conflict management.
Contribution to UN Women's Innovation Facility 2018-2021 The objective of the Innovation Facility is to scan the horizon for new ways to address development challenges; award seed funding to initiatives that test or scale innovation; foster networks of innovation champions for knowledge sharing; and create new norms within UN Women to shift away from business as usual.

A central part of UN Women’s innovation work is to make innovation and technology work better for women and girls as well as to support women as innovators and entrepreneurs.
Core contribution to UN Environment Programme UNEP is the UN leading environmental authority that keeps the world environment under review, sets the global environmental agenda, serves as advocate for the global environment, promotes coherent implementation of the environmental dimension of sustainable development in the UN system, provides science and evidence-based technical assistance and norms, standards and policy options, and advises on environmental legislation and governance.
Membership fee to the UN Convention to Combat Desertification The objective of the Danish contribution to the UNCCD in 2022 is to support the funding of the work undertaken by the Convention to combat desertification and the effects of drought and desertification. 
The contribution constitutes the Danish membership fee for 2022 to the UNCCD.
Program formulation of Danish support to the African Water Facility The Department for Sustainable Investments, Jobs and Equal Opportunities (GJL) is seeking a consultant to support to formulation of new Danish support to the African Water Facility. The overall objective of the consultancy covering a period of January to June 2021 is to finalize a draft concept note including all required annexes and develop, in close collaboration with AWF and MFA, a programme document and all required annexes in a final format ultimately ready for approval by the Danida Programme Committee, Council for Development Policy and the Minister, according to the Danida AMG for programmes above 39 DKK millions.
Udredning for ulighedspanel The Inequality Panel which is considering specific actions Denmark together with the development partner's can initiate to reduce economic inequality and still enhance economic growth and prosperity without causing  a negative impact on the climate

In addition the panel will contribute to augment 'inequality' on the agenda in Denmark as a challenge, closely connected with other global challenges.
DMDP 2020 – Aquaculture Development Project in Nigeria (ADPN) Unlike other African markets, the Nigerian aquaculture industry is highly fragmented, consisting majorly of smallholder farmers with little access to credible market information. Most of these fish farmers have limited access to quality inputs like extruded feed, healthy fingerlings and proper education. They are poorly organized and have limited or no access to financing inadvertently limiting the industry’s development. Solidaridad and key commercial partner, Aller Aqua, in partnership with IDIPR , OxyGuard, WorldFish, aim to create sustainable business in the aquaculture value chain for smallholder fish farmers. By lifting their level of education and access to market information, the Aquaculture Development Project seeks to position these smallholder fish farmers as the medium size fish farmers of tomorrow and at the same time contribute to closing the demand gap for fish in the country. Through capacity building, introduction of modern techniques and education for improved output the project will create decent, green jobs as well as opportunities for economic growth and empowerment of smallholder farmers.
The Danida Market Development Partnerships programme (DMDP) is designed to support commercially oriented partnerships for sustainable market development in developing countries. In addition to reporting on individually determined outputs and outcomes, all DMDP projects report on five key programme indicators. These five indicators are the same for the whole project portfolio, enabling strategic and programme level monitoring, and aggregation of results.
At the programme level, three key outcomes which are related to three of the five key programme indicators, have been chosen for results reporting: Outcome 1: Increased employment (decent jobs) for women, men and youth. Outcome 2: Increased income opportunities from improved market linkages. Outcome 3: Additional capital raised (investment leverage). The project seeks to improve the livelihood of fish farmers while ensuring sustainable fish production with an enhanced aquatic environment
Women’s Refugee Commission: Danish Call to Action leadership, 2021-2022 Women’s Refugee Commission:  Danish Call to Action leadership, 2021-2022 - Support Danish strategic leadership of Call to Action and to advance the updated Road Map with focus on humanitarian response to gender equality, localization and leadership and empowerment of women and girls
Justification for choice of partner:
Technical upgrade of OpenAid - versus point The overall objective of Danida’s support to the technical upgrade of OpenAid is to increase the transparency, usability and quality of OpenAid as the MFAs main tool for external communication on the use and results of Danish development aid
Appraisal of Danish support to Beyond the Grid for Africa The overall objective of the appraisal is a final quality assurance check in accordance to the Danida Aid Management Guidelines, the design and justification of the proposed new engagement of the Beyond the Grid Fund for Africa and interviews with relevant stakeholders.
The appraisal will be divided in two stages to cover both grants: (i) first light appraisal of the grant of DKK 37,5 million will carry out a desk-top appraisal of the draft Development Engagement Document including a review of NEFCO as fund facilitator, flow of funds and the governance structure and general set up of the BGFA; (ii) the second appraisal of the grant of DKK 80 million – depending on the confirmation of the finance bill – will carry out a more in-depth desk-top appraisal of the draft Development Engagement Document and appraise in detail the background documentation for the Uganda window based on two scoping studies currently under preparation.
World Bank Global Programme on Forced Displacement 2021-2023 The objective of the World Bank Programme on Forced Displacement (GPFD) is to maximize the impact of the World Bank Group’s forced displacement efforts, including programmes supported under the Global Concessional Financing Facility and the IDA 18 RSW / IDA 19 Window for Host Communities and Refugees (WHR) as well as programmes developed in response to COVID-19.
Syrien-Irak 2019-2021. UNITAD (2021 - 32304) Capacity of the Government of Iraq - its courts, judicial system and forensics capacity - is strengthened as underscored in § 39 of the UNITAD Terms of Reference, making a positive contribution towards the activities of the investigative team and implementation of UN Security Council resolution 2379.
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) flash appeal funding Afghanistan and the region 2019 Meeting the objectives of the UNFPA 2021 updated Humanitarian Appeal for Afghanistan and health and protection needs identified in the regional refugee preparedness and response plan with a significant focus to support the protection of women and girls in humanitarian contexts
Resilient Communities and Natural Ressources To increase community resilience and adaptation to climate change through sustainable peaceful use of natural resources in the ASALs.
Denmark’s contribution to DanChurchAid project “Responsible Business Conduct in East Africa” "Responsible business conduct in East Africa: Strengthening a multi-stakeholder approach to the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights in Ethiopia and Uganda" is a two-year project with an aim to strengthen multi-stakeholder approaches to the implementation and monitoring of the UNGPs in Uganda and Ethiopia through development of CSO capacity and establish a good practice model for meaningful participation of local right-holders and CSOs in UNGP implementation and monitoring.
Ukraine EUACI - PHASE II Overall objective: Reduction of corruption in Ukraine at the national and local level through the empowerment of citizens, the civil society, businesses and state institutions.

Strategic objectives:

Objective 1: Enhanced independence, effectiveness and resilience of anti-corruption institutions functioning within a sound strategic framework.

Objective 2: Reduced corruption at the local level in "Integrity Cities" and in other cities.

Objective 3: Increased awareness of, and engagement in, integrity issues through engagement of the business sector, the civil society and the media.
India-Denmark Energy Partnership (INDEP) 2020-2024 Overall inteded impact: Reduced greenhouse gas emissions and leverage of the partnership in mobilising further resources for India¿s green transition.
Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke (MS) COVID-19 Emergency Pool project Global Platform youth activities in South financed by Global Contact Course activities Capacity building and engagement of local youth in political and social change processes.

Innovative courses in human rights, global citizenship, campaign building, entrepreneurship, activism, organization.

Engage local youth in a global network of peer-support in order to create global opportunities for action.
Contribution to UNICEF's Innovation Facility 2018-2022 UNICEF’s Innovation Fund invests in early stage, open-source, emerging technology digital public goods with the potential to impact children on a global scale. It also provides product and technology assistance, support with business growth, access to a network of experts and partners to allow for scale and growth. The ambition is to build successful digital solutions into Global Digital Public Goods, to ensure fair, equitable, and open access to these unique and new tools for human development on a global scale. UNICEF's Innovation Fund is a newly established, non-thematic, pooled fund which has been specifically designed to finance early stage, open-source technology that can benefit children on a global scale. The core motivation of the Innovation Fund is to identify "clusters" or portfolios of initiatives around emerging technology - so that UNICEF can both shape markets and also learn about and guide these technologies to benefit children. They invest in solutions that can impact the lives of the most vulnerable children. They find these solutions clustered around $100billion industries in frontier technology spaces, such as: blockchain, UAVs, virtual and augmented reality, 3D printing, machine learning, quantum computing, genetic engineering, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, nano-satellites and human dynamics.
Stiching Hivos funds for development work 2020-2022 Danish contribution to the Digital Defenders Partnership (DDP) in relation to strengthening the digital resilience of civil society in developing countries, 2020-2022
Desk appraisal pro. doc. Ukraine Peace Stabilisation Programme The objective of the desk appraisal is - based on the documents available - to assess if the quality and feasibility of the programme design and documentation is relevant and fit to produce the expected results in an effective, efficient and sustainable manner, and to make recommendations for necessary adjustments or improvements if needed prior to submission of the programme to the grant authorities.
Review Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance The specific objective of the review is, based on assessments of progress and operational performance of the DSIF programme, including whether results are achieved, and challenges addressed after the operational and technical tasks were taken over by IFU 1st September 2017 and to 31st August 2019 (the review period).
Danida contract Assessment and scoring of applications for Strategic Partnerships 2022 - 2025 The objective of the assignment is to support the MFA in assessing and scoring the incoming applications in full application round.

This entails developing and applying methods and tools for assessment, training assessment team members from MFA and scoring all proposals. I also includes secretarial functions of the assessment team.
(FAO) flash appeal funding Afghanistan 2020 Contributing to meeting the Food and Agriculture Organisation’s objectives of the Country Programming Framework (CPF 2017-2021).
CERF - Extraordinary contribution for UN Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF), 2023 Danish extraordinary contribution to the CERF for  2023

This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the UN Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF): Providing fast and strategic funding for responses to emerging or escalating crises and for addressing critical funding gaps in underfunded emergencies.

These grant allocations contributes to meeting the CERF objectives of providing fast and strategic funding for responses to emerging or escalating crises and for addressing critical funding gaps in underfunded emergencies. It will contribute to providing e.g. protection, shelter, critical health care, water and sanitation, food and nutrition for people affected by conflict, climate-related disasters, disease outbreaks and other drivers of humanitarian needs. It will also contribute to more timely, effective and efficient humanitarian action in crises situations.
Secondment to ILO, Ukraine Kiev Secondment to ILO, Ukraine Kiev, Knowledge sharing officer
Covid-19 support to Ethiopia General Education Quality Improvement Program for Equity (GEQUIP-E) Additional Financing for Refugees integration The Parent Program of the General Education Quality Improvement Program for Equity (GEQIP-E) was launched in 2018. Since the launch of the Parent Program, it has received Additional Funding (AF) and added new objectives. Therefore, the Resultat Framework has been adjusted to reflect the new objectives. The Danish Grant of 35M DKK to the Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) under the GEQIP-E - Additional Funding (AF) 2 - is softly earmarked to activities with a focus on supporting refugees in Ethiopia. Strategic oversight will be provided by a new National Refugee Education Steering Committee (NRESC). NRESC will be established in 2022 as a sub-committee of the GEQIP-E Program Steering Committee (PSC). PSC has the strategic oversight of the implementation of the Parent Program. The NRESC will meet four times a year to closely monitor the implementation of the activities under the program in relations to refugees (AF 2). The key objective of the programme is the inclusion of refugees in the national education system. The programme will introduce updated policy and institutional frameworks for effective inclusion of refugees into national education service provision, harmonise existing government systems to deliver quality education to refugee communities, and promote greater learning, gender equity, inclusion and social cohesion.
Mid-term review UNEP DTU The objective of this review is to: 

(i)	Establish background material for guiding the future direction and design of UDP. The review will thus form part of the basis for designing a proposal for the UDP Project covering 2022 – 2025, and will guide activity priorities and possible improvements in project implementation and administration for a possible next phase of the partnership.

(ii)	Assess the scope for strategic use of the new the UNEP – Denmark Partnership Committee.

(iii)	Assessing the contribution of the UNEP DTU Partnership to align efforts to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals for UNEP and Danida as well as at country level.
Fighting COVID19 with Sustainable Energy - Supporting hospitals, health clinics, testing laboratories etc. The overall objective is to respond to the urgent need to accelerate sustainable and reliable energy to hospitals, health clinics, testing laboratories and other essential healthcare facilities to fight COVID-19, using renewable energy and efficient cooling technologies. The programme provides bridge financing to the mini-grid and off-grid companies during times of an economic crisis triggered by the pandemic.
Women, Religions and Human Rights in Lebanon (WRL) Danmission-project om Women, Religion and Human Rights in Lebanon.
Center for Church Based Development (CKU) extra financial   2019 Særlig revisionsundersøgelse i CKU ifm c-sag #1725