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Programme for Access to Justice Three components have been identified for the Danish support, prioritising interventions enhancing access to justice for the poor: i) strengthening the performance of key institutions of the sector; ii) strengthening voice, accountability and empowerment through the Ombudsman and civil society; and iii) the provision of formal, alternative and community justice services to poor and vulnerable groups, in particular women and indigenous persons, through Integrated Justice Centres (ICJs). The programme may be extended after the first 3 years, based on the experience gained in this first phase.
Considering the present state of the sector and the changes to come, there is not at present a basis for a full-fledged sector programme. Denmark will promote, and if possible support during this phase, enhanced coordination between the state institutions on one hand, and development of a sector perspective among the donors on the other, as a basis for a possible broader future sector approach. 
The areas for support have been selected with a view to making justice accessible to the poor. In the short term this will happen through support to the government¿s ¿Access to Justice Programme¿, that aims at setting up IJCs in poor and conflictive semi-urban areas as an accessible alternative for conflict resolution to the formal judicial system. Due to the accessibility of the centres and their integration with the neighbourhood, most cases presented are related to family issues. The Centres also support people in penal cases through the formal system and provide training on legal issues in the neighbourhood. Also the Ombudsman and civil society will provide training and information on Human and legal rights. The support to the IJCs is expected also to provide experience and ¿good practice¿ to the development of an overall justice sector reform with a focus on the poor. Seen to the government¿s commitment to the IJCs, they are expected to continue in the medium term.
Association for the Prevention of Torture: core contributions Denmarks Core Contribution to Association for the Prevention of Torture.
B2B Pilot: Smoke Solution and Hatil Complex Ltd JV for assembling all the components required for making a smoke cabin sourced from the local suppliers. A major part of the grant will be used for the CSR activities with the suppliers.
Three research centres at KU LIFE In 2008 a grant agreement was entered between the Faculty of Life Sciences (KU-LIFE) at University of Copenhagen and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs covering a three year period and with a total budget of DKK 89 million. 
The purpose of the grant was to fund activities at the thee centres at LIFE, i.e. Danish Centre for Forest, Landscape and Planning (FLD), Danish Seed Health Centre for Developing Countries (DSHC), and Centre for Health Research and Development (DBL). 
The three centres provide an important and internationally recognized contribution to knowledge generation, capacity building, and use of research based knowledge for development. During the contract period, the three centres will contribute to the establishment of thematic platforms under the auspices of ¿Universities Denmark¿s¿ initiative Building Stronger Universities in Developing Countries. The initiative and platforms will contribute to the strengthening of human and institutional capacities of partner institutions, and also contribute to the achievement of the objectives and outputs of the platforms.
A healthy beginning: promote the rights of handicapped children in Armenia A healthy beginning: promote the rights of handicapped children in Armenia A healthy beginning: promote the rights of handicapped children in Armenia A healthy beginning: promote the rights of handicapped children in Armenia
Support to Zambia National Aids Network Danida is supportiing Zambia National Aids Network to promote effective civil society contribution to the national response thorugh comprehensive scaling up community level HIV/AIDS services.
Community Based Wildlife Management (CBWM) supported by civil society Community Based Wildlife Management supported by civil society resulting in agreemens on Community Conservation Areas
Contribution to United Nations Peace Building Fund 2021 Provide fast and risk willing support to national conflict prevention and peacebuilding efforts in areas that have been, could be or have been affected by violent conflict, through the UN in a way that strengthens its inclusive and integrated approach, based on a people-centred approach that adresses crosscutting challenges such as climate-security, human rights, and gender equality.		


DK commits, pending annual parliamentary approval, DKK (Million) 57 in 2021, 43 in 2022, 50 in 2023, amounting to 150.
Styrkelse af handicapbevægelsen i Ghana The aim of the project is for people with disabilities to gain the same rigths as the rest of society through building advocacy and organisational capacity in the disability movement
Restoration of Agricultural Livelihood in Northern Uganda After 20 years of armed conflict, Northern Uganda is still vulnerable and underdeveloped compared to the rest of the country. The RALNUC2 programme contributes to the implementation of the Government of Uganda's Peace, Recovery and Development Plan for Northern Uganda (PRDP). The programme seeks to: 1) increase agricultural productivity and marketing for returning internally displaced persons; and 2) increase public service delivery in Northern Uganda by providing budget support for the PRDP. More specifically the programme supports internal displaced persons who have returned to their farm land after having lived in camps for internally displaced persons for many years.

Originally, the programme applied a "voucher-for-work" (vfw) model, where farmers first participate in agricultural training and afterwards they worked on labour intensive rural infrastructure projects. The vouchers they earned could be exchange for agricultural inputs at certified input dealers shop. The vfw was later changed to a "cash-for-work" (cfw) model. The programme further supports the construction of rural infrastructure and contributes to the promotion of private sector input market. The support also included budget support to the overall plan for the reconstruction of Northern Uganda (i.e. PRDP).

The expected results are: 1) At least 18,000 farmers (of which at least 50 % are women) receive agricultural training for two seasons, improve their agricultural production and gain access to higher value markets; 2) Increased capacity of District Farmers Associations to provide sustainable advisory and other agricultural related services; and 3) Significant agricultural related rural infrastructure projects constructed through cash-for-work.
Healthy and Safe Children - Exposed childrens right to Health Care Services Healthy and Safe Children - Exposed childrens right to Health Care Services
International Research. Support to AERC and UNU-Wider based on priorities in the "Strategic Framework for Danish Support to Development Research 2014-2018". Both are promoting research, capacity building of researchers in the South and policy-uptake in developing countries
ICRC: core contributions 2006-2018 Denmark's core contribution to ICRC 2016 (FL §06.39.01)
Adaptation aux changements climatiques en vue de l'amélioration de la sécurité humaine du Burkina Faso. Adaptation aux changements climatiques en vue de l'amélioration de la sécurité humaine du Burkina Faso. Adaptation aux changements climatiques en vue de l'amélioration de la sécurité humaine du Burkina Faso. Adaptation aux changements climatiques en vue de l'amélioration de la sécurité humaine du Burkina Faso.
DIGNITY - Dansk Institut mod Tortur Support for project activities under the Rehabilitation and Research Centre for Torture Victims (RCT) 2010
Centre Multifonctionelle de Femmes de Goundam Centre Multifonctionelle de Femmes de Goundam Centre Multifonctionelle de Femmes de Goundam Centre Multifonctionelle de Femmes de Goundam
Saidabad Water Project, Phase II The Capital city Dhaka is densely populated with approximately 14 million inhabitants. Dhaka is one of the fastest growing cities in the world and the requirement for water is therefore increasing. Safe drinking water is considered to be a precondition improvement of public health, which is essential for reduction of poverty and economic growth. 

The main water source for the city was ground water. However, the result of the high demands caused the ground water levels to decline between 1 and 2 meters per year, which is a serious environmental concern.

When the Government of Bangladesh prepared development plans for the water sector it was realised that surface water sources has be utilised in order to meet the demands even though costs of treating surface water are high. 
Subsequently, Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (DWASA) requested Danida Business Finance to provide funding for Saidabad Water Project, Phase II. The objective of the project was to increase the capacity with 225.000 m3 per day serving 1 million people.

The construction contract was awarded to MT Højgaard A/S and the supervision contract to Grontmij A/S.
General Core Voluntary Contribution to the World Health Organization (WHO) 2019 Denmark's core voluntary contribution to WHO in 2019 and Denmark's thematic voluntary contribution towards WHO's activities for prevention and treatment of NCDs
External Audits of the PADAB II program components Ensure proper project management and transparent application of national accounting and procurement procedures.
Extraordinary contribution to DanChurchAid in Malawi 2007 Extraordinary humanitarian contribution to DanChurchAid in Malawi 2007
B2B:Energi Danmark A/S and NETGroup South Africa (Pty) Ltd B2B:Energi Danmark A/S and NETGroup South Africa (Pty) Ltd B2B:Energi Danmark A/S and NETGroup South Africa (Pty) Ltd B2B:Energi Danmark A/S and NETGroup South Africa (Pty) Ltd
Forest Development among Indigenous Peoples in Rosita Forest Development among Indigenous Peoples in Rosita Forest Development among Indigenous Peoples in Rosita Forest Development among Indigenous Peoples in Rosita
B2B Pilot: Smoke Solution and Hatil Complex Ltd B2B Pilot: Smoke Solution and Hatil Complex Ltd
Ørkenkonventionen (UNCCD) - pålignet bidrag for 2009-10 Formålet med betaling af pålignet bidrag til FN’s ørkenkonvention (UNCCD) i 2017 er at bidrage til finansieringen af arbejdet med at modvirke ørkendannelse samt konsekvenserne af tørke og ørkendannelse.
Support to Returnees from Denmark - IOM Iraq: Support to Returnees from Denmark - IOM
UNIDO Pålignet bidrag Danish contribution til UNIDO regular budget 2016
- creating shared prosperity
- poverty eradication
- advancing economic competitiveness
- safeguarding environment
Human Rights and Good Governance Programme in Bangladesh, Phase II The programme -which ended in June 2011 - had the main objectives to promote democratic processes, good governance and improve respect for human rights in Bangladesh. The focus of the programme's three components were to promote: 1) Access to Justice, 2) Transparency and accountability; and, 3) Human Rights. The programme included a total of 26 projects / activities that were implemented by both governmental and non-governmental institutions. In several cases the funds channelled through multilateral organizations, including the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank and UNDP. Most of the initiatives were co-financed by other donors and coordinated through joint management mechanisms.

Through the use of unallocated funds, support for the component for Transparency and Accountability increased, which has helped to improve the public financial management in 2011. As in the past, efforts to focus efforts by phasing out small projects to continued in 2011 .
Eco- Community School programme in Uganda Promote Education for sustainable Development (ESD) in Uganda and hereby improve utilization of Natural Resources for Sustainable Community Development.
Danish Multilateral Contribution to WFP Relief Operations WFP reports on its results in 2018 in its Annual Performance Report 2018, see this link https://www.wfp.org/publications/annual-performance-report-2018 WFP is UN's largest humanitarian organization. Its mission is to save lives and end hunger. In 2020, WFP distributed food to 114 million people and operated in 88 countries. WFP provided food assistance to 18 level 3 and level 2 crisis in 2020, which makes up 2/3 of WFP’s operational interventions. WFP’s food and nutrition assistance, whether in-kind or in-cash, plays a critical role in situations where food security is directly threatened by extreme loss of assets and livelihoods, where food systems are broken by conflict and where food gaps pose risks for increased malnutrition and mortality. WFP’s food assistance is also a lifeline for populations on the move and for those excluded from traditional social protection systems, including refugees, migrants and internally displaced people.

Climate change creates a greater risk of hunger and breakdown of food systems. WFP works to make vulnerable people more climate resilient and food secure. WFP also works with forecast-based early action, relying on weather and other forecasts to trigger funding for predetermined action ahead of shock before it turns into disaster. 

Cash-based transfers make up 37% of WFP’s food assistance, which makes it the humanitarian organization providing most cash-based support. In 2020, WFP received 8.4 billion USD in voluntary contributions from donors. The flexible and predictable funding provided by the Nordic donor countries, is valued by WFP as it strengthens WFP’s ability to initiate operations in acute crisis. Denmark is the 17th biggest donor to WFP and the sixth biggest donor of flexible funding. Denmark and WFP have a strategic partnership agreement from 2020-2022. Furthermore, Denmark is member of WFP’s executive board from 2020-2022. 

WFP has experienced extraordinary economic growth in the past five years, with an increase from 5.9 billion USD in 2016 to 8.4 billion USD in 2020. In 2020, Denmark contributed with 347 million USD, which includes 203 million USD in un-earm
Kelani Right Bank Water Treatment Plant Projektet omfatter etablering af vandrensningsanlæg, ledningssystemer, reservoirer m.v.

Det umiddelbare formål med projektet er at forbedre drikkevandsforsyningen i den nordlige del af hovedstaden Colombo. 

Projektets overordnede udviklingsformål er at medvirke til at forbedre folkesundheden, hvilket vurderes at være afgørende for at skabe økonomisk vækst og derigennem reduktion af fattigdommen.
ESPS Management The ESPS Management will fund Denmarks leading role as a donor in the sector, incl. DPG-E activities, participation in joint reviews for components, pre-inception and inception phase, and supporting studies and consultancies.
Anti-corruption Programme "Promoting and enhancing anti-corruption interventions in the South African Government, Business and Civil Society Sectors 2008 - 2011 Anti-korruptionsprogrammet (ACP) implementeres fra 2008 - 2011 med et budget på DKK 22 mio. ACP etablerer kontinuitet til tidligere indsatser på området, bla. via den tidligere DANIDA-støttede Democracy and Good Governance Programme (DGG), som blev afsluttet i september 2008. 

ACP støtter regeringens bestræbelser på at bekæmpe korruption i det offentlige, private og i civilsamfundet. Programmet er styret af Danidas politikpapir om ODA til South Africa (SA) 2008 - 2013. Det er endvidere kvalificeret igennem udvalgte SA organisationer i samarbejde med anerkendte erhvervslivsorganisationer som Business Unity South Africa (BUSA), og Foundation for African Business and Consumer Services (FABCOS) for at stimulere synlig forandring.
Renewable Energy Development Programme: Institutional Development Creation of a National Renewable Energy Centre (RE Centre), development and implementation of sub-sector strategies for wind, biomass and solar, and establishment of a Renewable Energy Information and Analysis Centre to support development of RE policies
Programme d'Appui au Renforcement de la Lutte contre le VIH-SIDA au Bénin This programme aims at contributing to the strengthning of the fight against HIV-AIDS spreading in Benin. The programme deals with a support to activities on how to educate vulnerable peoples (youth and women) to prevent them from HIV-AIDS contamination.
Changchun District Heating Project, Jilin Province The objective of the project is to improve the environment in Changchun City, by establishing a district heating system, supplying approx.  6 million m2 building area.
Support to civil society The immediate objective is to ensure that vulnerable groups get access to justice with the help of CSOs.
Reviews, studies and audits Reviews, studies and audits for the sector programme support to job promotion in the private sector
Information activities in Denmark about Afghanistan Various activities that contribute to public information about the Danish engagement in Afghanistan.
Centre Multifonctionelle de Femmes de Goundam Support establisment and activities of the Goundam multifunctionnal training centre for women in order to strenghen empoverment and active participation of women in socio-economic development of Goundam municipality
DIGNITY - Dansk Institut mod Tortur RCT - The Rehabilitation and Research Centre for Torture Victims
Danish-Arab Partnership Programme: Yemen.Integrated Action on the Safe Age of Marriage and Women's Economic Empowerment, Phase 2. Danish-Arab Partnership Programme, Yemen. Integrated action on the Safe Age of Marriage and Womens Economic Empowerment, Phase II
Støtte til Det internationale center for handel og bæredygtig udvikling Founded in 1996, the International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD) empowers stakeholders in trade policy through information, networking, dialogue, well-targeted research and capacity building. Denmark has provided core funding of DKK 2-3 million annually since 1997. Furthermore, Denmark has on a number of occasions provided additional project specific funding for ICTSD¿s work stream on trade and climate.
PPP: Textile suppliers in Pakistan/Egypt and Beirholms Væverier A/S PPP: Textile suppliers in Pakistan/Egypt and Beirholms Væverier A/S PPP: Textile suppliers in Pakistan/Egypt and Beirholms Væverier A/S PPP: Textile suppliers in Pakistan/Egypt and Beirholms Væverier A/S
Upgrading of Zia International Airport The Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (ZIA) rehabilitation project includes upgrading of taxiways, drainage system and airfield ground lighting. The civil works contact was awarded to Munck Asfalt A/S and supervision contract to Rambøll A/S.

The development objective for the project is to contribute to economic development in Bangladesh. Modern and efficient airport infrastructure, which complies with international safety standards, is considered to be a pre-condition for sustainable economic growth. 

The project follows the priorities outlined in the transport sector investment plan and contributes to meet the national targets for improving and developing the transport infrastructure in Bangladesh.
ASPS II: Agricultural Research Component The objectives of the programme are increased incomes, improved household food security and improved quality of life for economically active, low income, small farmers in Uganda.
Unallocated funds Unallocated funds to cater in unexpected cost increases in the planned contracts (typically to cater for rises in the costs of crude oil).
Support to reforms om the water and sanitation sector The component supports the Unit for Planning and Statistics for the eater and sanitation sector in its coordinating role of the water and sanitation sector parts of the national sector program,
Fourth Power Development Project Projektet omfatter udbygning af et diesel drevet kraftværk i Maldivernes hovedstad Malé. Formålet med projektet er at sikre befolkningen adgang til elektricitet.

En god og pålidelig elforsyning anses for at være nødvendig for at skabe bæredygtig udvikling i landet. Det overordnede udviklingsformål er at bidrage til økonomisk vækst, forbedring af den generelle levestandart og reduktion af fattigdommen.
Bangladesh Climate Change Resilience  Fund (BCCRF) Bangladesh is one of the most climate- vulnerable countries , and the challenge of climate change poses a serious threat to the country's development. Denmark has actively contributed to the Government of Bangladesh formulation of a new National Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan ( BCCSAP ), which was launched by the transitional government in 2008 , and the establishment of a multi-donor trust fund to support the implementation of the Action Plan.
Bangladesh launched its first strategy on climate change and action plan in 2009 , as a medium- and long-term approach to climate change and supporting sustainable CO2 emissions. Strategy and Action Plan has identified six pillars: 1 Food security, social security and health; 2 Disaster preparedness ; 3 Infrastructure ; 4 Research and knowledge management; 5 Reduction of CO2 emissions and non- carbon-based development; 6 Capacity building and institutional strengthening .

Donors have also recognized the importance of effective implementation of the strategy and its action plan and has established Bangladesh Climate Change Resilience Fund ( BCCRF ) with the support of a number of bilateral donors. The Fund has received approx. 175 million USD from DFID , EU, Sweden, Switzerland , Australia, USA and Denmark . The Danish contribution is EUR 10 million. The fund is managed by the Bangladeshi government and the World Bank provides technical assistance to management on behalf of donors.
Environmental Programme Support, 2005-2010, Mozambique Miljø har været en fast bestanddel af Danmarks samarbejde med Mozambique siden 1996. Hidtil har bistanden bestået af en række mindre projekter. I det foreliggende program samles aktiviteterne i fem komponenter indenfor tre tematiske områder i overensstemmelse med regeringens politik og planer. 

Programmets overordnede formål er at styrke miljøforvaltningen nationalt og regionalt samt at bistå myndigheder og civilsamfund med gennemførelsen af en miljømæssig bæredygtig udvikling af Mozambiques by-, kyst- og naturområder for dermed at sikre konkrete forbedringer i levevilkårene for den fattigste del af befolkningen. Dette vil ske ved:

1. At styrke kapaciteten i Miljøministeriet på nationalt og regionalt niveau med særlig fokus på gennemførelse og håndhævelse af lovgivningen, forbedring af administrationens effektivitet og udvikling af et informationssystem for miljødata.

2. At styrke forvaltningen i udvalgte kommuner og implementering af konkrete forbedringer af miljø og sundhed for den fattigste del af bybefolkningen bl.a. gennem rehabilitering af vandforsyning, udbygning af affaldsindsamling og forbedret sanitet i syv byer. Endvidere ydes støtte til gennemførelse af en miljøstrategi for hovedstadsregionen med fokus på byplanlægning, sanitære forbedringer og affaldsindsamling.

3. At styrke enkelte provinsers og distrikters kapacitet til udvikling og gennemførelse af løsninger, der medvirker til et positivt samspil mellem økonomisk udvikling, fattigdomsafhjælpning og beskyttelse af kyst- og naturfredningsområder. Konkret ydes støtte til gennemførelse af indsatser overfor denne type problemer i og omkring Gorongosa Nationalparken og langs kystområderne i Inhambane og Gaza provinserne.

En væsentlig del af bistanden vil blive stillet til rådighed for projekter, der udover miljøforbedringer har en udviklings- og demonstrationsværdi. Finansieringen af aktiviteter kanaliseres indledningsvis direkte til de enkelte institutioner
Research projects/FFU incl. pilot projects from 2008. South and North driven from 2013 The purpose of the appropriation is to strengthen the research capacity of Danish researchers and their counterpart researchers in the South.
Advisers The purpose of the programme is to contribute to poverty reduction in Mali through an increased accesibility to drinking water, sanitationand hygiene education, integreted water ressource administration.