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Contribution to combat SGBV in humanitarian crises in Syria Contribution to combat sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in humanitarian crises as per the 2021 Humanitarian Action Overview/Appeals
Mine action in Zimbabwe The risks from landmines, cluster munitions and other explosive weapons are reduced to a level where civilians can live in safety and development is not constrained.
Equa-bility: Supporting Equitable Access to Quality Physical Rehabilitation Improved access to physical rehabilitation services for people with diabilities, including survivors of cluster munitions and landmines.
Shaping and Directing the Future: Strengthening HEIs Governance, Access to Higher Education and Research in Myanmar This project will equip students, teachers and partners of higher education institution in Myanmar with teaching, research and advocacy skills to enable them to enhance their potential and ability to be able to contribute towards building an inclusive, peaceful and democratic society through study programs in democracy, governance, politics and social science teacher training.
OSCAIR-Syriac Culture & InterCultural Relations, Build bridges not walls An organisation that has developed largly with great success having made a mark with its work on the Christian and Assyrian Communities in Turkey with the project focusing on the Southeastern Anatolian Region of Turkey. Also with a specific focus on Assyrian communities who have migrated from Turkey to European Countries and those in Syria and Iraq. Within the framework of the project the partner also has good political contacts in the region and on an international level to promote the existance of the Assyrian culture and also mediate religious affairs in general in Turkey.
Dukire Twubake-To heal to build Objectives for interventions in Eastern and Central Africa (regional approach - not specified countries).

1. To strengthen the capacities of societies to manage conflict in non-violent, non-coercive ways by assisting national actors in their efforts to develop social and political cohesion for sustainable peace;
2. Increased influence of women and youth in socio-political processes;
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, Kenya, Madagascar. Feasability study to map areas for exchange of personell and collaboration for learning.
Climate Adaptation and Rural Development (CARD) Reducing poverty through increased agriculture production, increased climate resilience and business development.
BGD Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Human rights. Addressing gender-based violence, promoting right to education for vulnerable groups, gender equality, women's rights, children's rights.  Other partner: Normisjon Bangladesh.
UNODC Engagement in Mozambique Support to UNODCs engagement in Mozambique against  corruption, drug trafficing and terrorism
Turkey - eduaction in emergency Regional refugee and resilience plan (3RP) education in emergency
Last mile first. Health interventions. Making sure no one is left behind Addressing major health inequalities targeting key populations at risk of exposure to HIV. Building national societies' capacity, knowledge and programs  to ensure primary and secondary prevention: putting people at the centre of the epidemic response.
ICTD - improving tax systems in developing countries through accessible high quality evidence The project aims at improved tax systems in developing countries that support pro-poor economic growth, advance equity for poor people, increase revenue, and improve accountability. 
The expected effects for the target group of the Project are that high quality evidence is accessed by governments of developing countries, other stakeholders and donors, multilaterals, & civil society organisations, who then modify their practices, policies or programmes
Project cooperation -Improved utilization of Georgia’s renewable energy Expected impact of the project cooperation is improved utilization of Georgia’s renewable energy sources for economic development of the country. Expected outcome of the project is increased ability for Georgia to optimize their use of energy resources and become integrated in the European Energy Community, including improved energy market, improved decisions on environmental impact and a Renewable Energy Law.
Attacks on Health Care Initiative Funding of WHO's attacks on health care initiative
Global South - Yemen Additional flexible funding to countries affected by the Ukraine war (South Package/Nansen-programme)
AdT 2021-2025: Policies, practices, transparency and governance to implement Forest Code The project will produce data, perform analyses, and generate knowledge to fill information gaps and inform about advances in implementing the Forest Code in Brazil.
Contributing to the COLPIN 2023 Contributing to the Latin American Conference of Investigative Journalism (COLPIN) 2023, Mexico City.

COLPIN is the most important professional meeting of the specialty in the region, where journalists gather to deepen the
analysis of the trends and practices of investigative journalism in the region. It is preceded by the COLPIN Forum, as a safe
space to share experience and perspectives on threats and forms of repression in the region against freedom of expression with the aim to deepen understanding and strengthen solidarity networks.
BS - Peace and Reconciliation in Burundi The objective of the program is to enable national cohesion and people living in peace in Burundi through individual healing, reconciliation and increased collaboration between actors in the field.
Enhanced Safety and Protection Mechanisms for Human Rights Defenders in Uganda The Project’s expected effect(s) on society is to enhance the safety and security of most at risk human rights defenders in Uganda.
Project management and training Preparatory courses for participants and partners, seminars, conferences, monitoring and evaluation, returnee gatherings, network meetings, etc.
GBV Prog Dev Norad Gender-based Violence (GBV) Programme Development:  Norad funds to support capacity building, programme development, programme quality.
Strengthening Ocean Management in Caribbean Biological Corridor The overall objective of this project is to ensure that coastal and marine data will strengthen ocean management in the members countries of the CBC. This will in turn contribute to healthy and resilient marine and coastal ecosystems, species and the target communities in Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Haiti og Jamaica (Greater Anthilles). The project is conceived to strengthen the conditions and capacities of the CBC countries to improve knowledge on the status and vulnerabilities of marine realm.
Global South - Palestine Additional grants to Global South. Humanitarian consequenses of Ukraine war (Sør-pakka/Nansen-programmet)
INSO Core Support 2023 Security for NGOs in Humanitarian Crisis INSO Core Support - Security for NGOs in Humanitarian Crisis
UNDP - Access Coordination and Monitoring Support Gaza The Israeli Cabinet decision, 20 June 2010, to ease restrictions on access of goods and construction materials into the Gaza Strip provides a new window of opportunity to support recovery and reconstruction activities in Gaza. Facilitate access and ensure monitoring of end use of the materials that UNDP require for their projects, and that are categorized by GoI as dual-use/“liable to be used for Hamas military purposes” (cement, aggregate, steel and piping), and requires approval from Israel.
NCA - Norwegian Church Aid Cooperation Agreement 2020-2024 NCA Economic Empowerment programme: Women’s economic opportunities are strengthened through training in value chain development and supporting women’s small businesses. Farmers are supported with inputs for processing of agricultural products. Youth are provided with skills relevant for the labour market. Community leaders and male household members are supported to accept women as economic actors.
Arms management & destruction The risks from stored conventional and explosive weapons are reduced to a level where civilians can live in safety and development is not constrained.
UNW SN: Women and girls in South Sudan realize their rights and reach their full potential in a peaceful, inclusive, democratic and prosperous nation The Strategic Note aims to contribute to all women in South Sudan are able to fully and equally participate in decision-making and peacebuilding processes, economically empowered, and live a life free from violence.Support to create and sustain leadership capacity among women leaders in South Sudan, as well as the enabling learning environment for women leaders. Thereby enhancing their greater role, participation and influence in all decision and policy-making processes and institutions relevant to peace-building and peace consolidation in South Sudan.
KHM Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Health policy and administrative management. Basic health care of community and children. Other partners: Cambodian Center for Study and Development in Agriculture, Coalition of Cambodian Farmer Community, Environment and Health Education Organization, IFFEC contact Cambodia, Light of Hope, Mission Alliance Country Office in Cambodia, Non-Timber Forest Products, Occupation of Rural Economic Development and Agriculture, World Hope International
ZI - Support to Zimbabwe Nation Building and Dialogue Initiative Contributing to the attainment of peacful and democratic society through a Zimbabwean driven dialogue process
Core funding CMI 2022 This agreement fullfills the MFAs obligation to support Chr. Michelsens Institute in Bergen with basis funding, as yearly instructed by the Ministry of Knowledge and Research
Improved healthcare for target populations in Nigeria The overall objective of this project is to improve the health of people affected by conflict and climate change. This is in support of the Nigerian Red Cross’ mandated role in providing facility-based health services and community-based health promotion and care. The project aims at an improved and safer access to healthcare for targeted populations.
Humanitarian assistance Save lives, alleviate suffering and protect human dignity. Focus:WASH, SGBV, ASRH and protection.
The Private Financing Advisory Network (PFAN) 2019-2022 The Private Financing Advisory Network (PFAN) identifies clean energy projects at an early stage and provides mentoring for development of a business plan, investment pitch, and growth strategy, significantly enhancing the possibility of financial closure.
ETH Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Health policy and administrative management. Other partners: Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus Development and Social Services Commission, SIL Ethiopia, Harvest Church of God, The Bible Society of Ethiopia, Ethiopia Ministry of Health, NLM - Norwegian Lutherian Mission - Local Office
Food Security and Rural Development - Niger Smallholders have increased income and access to markets. Support the creation of local markets, literacy campaigns, training smallholders in entrepreneurship and business, construction of fishponds and agricultural mechanisation using agroecological and sustainble practices for climate resilience, etc; The direct participants of the programme will include smallholder farmers and women from women's groups, pastoralists living in poverty, young people (women and men), people with disabilities and farmers' organizations.
Civil Society Support Program (CSSP) First phase of CSSP (ETH-09/028) was implemented until September 2017. Second phase of CSSP (CSSP II) will be implemented for three years (2018 to 2021). Arrangement for delegated cooperation was signed by contributing donors: Norway, Sweden, DFID and Irish Aid. DFID will be the lead development partner. The purpose of the program is to support CSOs to achieve more effective engagement by CSOs with government on issues that matter to poor people.
Unlocking a Sustainable Blue Economy in the South West Indian Ocean - Md This programme aims to generate a shift to a sustainable blue economy by:
• Developing, adopting and implementing sustainable blue economy (SBE) policies in at least 3 Africa countries,
• Financial institutions adopting SBE principles and align their financing 
• Fair and equitable access to and sustainable management of fisheries resources in the SWIO region 
• At least 3 SWIO countries combat IUU fishing and implement the Port Sate Measures Agreement
DNB-Education Lower-Bas-Uele Improving educational possibilities for young people: Supply schools with educational materiel, train teachers in new teaching methods, train school managers in administration and management.
Norges Speiderforbund - Multiannual agreement 2021-2023 Capacity building of The Zambia Scout Association (ZSA) and The Girl Guide Association of Zambia (GGAZ). The expected effect on society is that the two organisations (ZSA and GGAZ) strengthen their capacity so that they can be attractive associations, reference for other organisations, institutions and potential partners and enable them to meet societal challenges in the best way and positively affect the Zambian society (impact).
Humanitarian Action Overview - Jordan Humanitarian Action Overview. Support against sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV).
Livelihoods and Gender Empowerment in Post Conflict Areas The project will uplift quality of life of resettled people in 4 northern districts, mostly women. War widows will be trained for new life skills, secured entitlements to land, shelter and other rights and regain their livelihoods in agriculture and entry to the job market. and children are vulnerable, and the project addresses gender-based violence, inequality, child rights and links up with relevant government authorities. Most activities will be done with government partners.
Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) - NORCAP Strengthen community engagement and accountability (CEA) in humanitarian response
Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights on the Agenda Information activities in Norway.
Combatting Persecution, Achieving Inclusion, Realizing Environmental Justice The objectives of the programme are to support minority and indigenous activists, including women, to: 

1.	Secure respect for human rights & fundamental freedoms (including freedom of religion or belief) while combatting persecution. 
2.	Challenge discrimination, marginalization and poverty that hinder inclusive sustainable development efforts.
3.	Support their efforts to manage natural resources and mitigate climate change, and participate in decision in support of climate and environmental justice.

The work towards the three above impacts will also address intersectional discrimination based on gender, faith, disability, age or sexual orientation.
Protection from Sexual Exploitation & Abuse (PSEA) - NORCAP Inter-Agency Coordinators for Protection from Sexual Exploitation & Abuse (PSEA)
Mine action in Iraq Humanitarian mine action incl. survey and clearance, and mine risk education for affected populations. Risks from mines, cluster munitions, and other explosive weapons in affected countries are reduced to a level where civilians can live safely and development is not constrained.
Norwegian contribution to United Nations 2024-2025. Development Aid. Norwegian contribution to United Nations 2024-2025. Development Aid budget.
IOP-Innovation for Small Holder The overall objective is to strengthen the capacity of civil society actors and space to foster human rights and dignity and empower people to actively participate in the development and implementation of public policies and development plans.
NMS-Tamar Campaign Project The overall development goal is to see NMS partner churches capacitated and equipped to speak against and address violence against women.
NAFS Phase III A platform for technical dialogue for Syrian experts from different backgrounds to discuss reconciliation and peacebuilding in post-conflict Syria
Hrant Dink Foundation: 1st Multicultural Mobile Application for Istanbul Developing the First Multicultural Mobile Application for Istanbul
 
Making the multicultural heritage of Istanbul visible and traceable via an application so that the religious minorities of the city, both the community and its heritage, is cherished and appreciated more both by the local population and tourists.
NORHED II Socially just and sustainable energy transitions This project aims to build capacity and competence through education, research and outreach to secure a regional workforce with the relevant skills set and knowledge required to implement and demand for a just and sustainable low-carbon energy transition agenda. Main objectives of the project are to: develop programs, improve staff competency and capacity, produce more and better research and strengthen gender equality in education and research.
Malawi - Breaking down barriers to post abortion care/safe abortion Breaking down barriers to post abortion care/safe abortion in Malawi.
GW Promoting domestic resource mobilisation for a just energy transition Madagascar The economic transition from fossil fuels to renewables must not place undue burden on, or unjustly affect, those least responsiblefor the climate crisis. While we must scale up clean energy such as solar and wind power to avoid climate-breakdown, Global South countries where large deposits of lithium, cobalt, and copper are located, must also benefit from this process. To address the problem, Global Witness (GW) will work in partnership with civil society network, Publish What You Pay (PWYP), to convene, strategize, and campaign to expose unfair models of extraction that inhibit DRM, investigate harmful and illicit practices, and address barriers to countries benefiting from the renewable energy transition, while supporting strong governance and a robust civil society enabling environment in those target jurisdictions. 
The project’s objectives are to strengthen Global South civil society and its Northern networks to advance global equity by achieving responsible, transparent management of critical minerals resource wealth to optimise DRM, in the context of the energy transition. Target groups include communities affected by: human and environmental harms from irresponsible extractive industries; the suppression of DRM due to poor governance and illicit financial flows; and climate change impacts.
A South-South CSO alliance will be developed to engage on these issues in collaboration with PWYP and their national chapters
working with communities on critical mineral and energy transition issues in Madagascar.
A complementary South-North CSO/NGO alliance will be built, supporting the participation of Global South CSOs in leadingadvocacy within international fora and networks.
GW and partner investigations will ground South-North advocacy at the national and international levels. They will expose how exploitative and abusive economic models prevent Global South countries from equitably benefitting from the transition to a green economy
Attacks on Health Care Initiative Support to WHO's surveillance system for attacks on health care (SSA), for evidence base in advocating for the protection of health care. Earmarked to ODA-eligible countries.
Strengthening the rights and academic freedom of teachers The project will assist teachers who intend to educate and influence change by strengthening of Academic Freedom, making sure that students and academics are organized and contribute to public debate and policy making, higher education is inclusive and non-discriminatory and to make effort towards the fair access to institutions of Higher Education.
Religious minorities in Kenya: Overcoming divides, respecting rights Increased religious and constitutional literacy on the respect for rights, adult- and children-educational material
Improved inter-faith working relationships through workshops and coaching
Enhanced awareness on the common ground between faiths and constitutional rights through a communication strategy
WHO-SPRP ACT-A Health System Connector Covid-19 response As part of the ACT-A platform under the HS-C pillar funding to WHO will support countries to assess and strengthen health services to respond to the challenges of the covid-19 pandemic – and ensure they are ready to utilize new therapeutic products in an equitable and effective way
NPM CELPA – ACAD Organizational Development for Social Service The main goal is a reflective well-functioning civil society actor. The project seeks to open the space available for women, and to strengthen the ethics at every level of leadership. Church leaders (both men and women) participate in workshops, discussions and reflections about gender and theology, and about Christian leadership. Guidelines for collaboration at different levels are established. 1200 church leaders from the whole of DR Congo, as per divided in church regions, are targeted.
OIE Tackling AMR and enhancing aquatic animal health ww Funds will support the second OIE global conference on antimicrobial resistance in Marocco in October 2018, the fourth OIE global conference on aquatic animal health in Chile in April 2019 and recuitment of one OIE expert at headquarters in Paris.
IDH-NICFI partnership program - Liberia The program will facilitate long-term systemic change in the Sinoe and Lofa landscapes, aiming towards better incomes for farmers and communities, and a better environment through reduced deforestation and ecosystem loss. The program focuses on the cocoa supply chain.
Gaia Amazonas - Colombia Monitoring activities in Colombia with Gaia Amazonas as implementing partner
IPAS Core Contribution 2023-2027 Core support to IPAS: Ipas’s three outcome areas related to access to abortion.
 
Improved policies, laws, and financing: results in this area protect abortion as a human right without barriers limiting access. Financing for abortion and contraception supports affordable and equitable access to services. This is measured by the number of policy changes that promote access to abortion.  

Enhanced agency and social norms: results ensure that social norms support people’s ability to exercise their SRHR free from abortion stigma and discrimination, measured through individual belief in ability to exercise their rights (self-efficacy scores).

Improved access, availability, quality and acceptability: Results ensure that pathways to abortion are clear and accessible and that access to abortion is readily available and integrated throughout the health care system, with services that are free of stigma. This is measured by the number of abortions and contraceptive services.

IPAS works systematically to include/promote the rights of persons with disabilities.

Main countries are Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Guinea, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Nigeria, South Africa, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico and Nicaragua.
Support to GCTF East African Capacity Building Working Group Strenghten preventive and responsive measures taken by the identified East African countries and institutions to adress violent extremism and terrorism
WFP Grain from Ukraine “Grain from Ukraine” is a humanitarian food programme launched by the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, on November 26, 2022, and presented during the first inaugural International Summit on Food Security in Kyiv. New commitments made November 25th 2023 on second international summit on food security in Kyiv.

Under this programme, Ukraine, partner countries, and private sector donors will deliver Ukrainian grain to countries in Africa and Asia that are facing malnutrition and severe hunger problems. The programme should contribute to overcoming the humanitarian and economic consequences of the global food crisis caused by the Russian Federation’s war of aggression against Ukraine. Since the initiative’s launch, Ukraine, with the participation of the WFP, has sent 170 thousand tons of wheat to countries with the most challenging food situation.