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Piloting the Nexus Approach in Water & Resilience interventions in Burkina Faso (NAWAR) This project aims to pilot a model for humanitarian-development-peace (HDP) nexus investments in Burkina Faso focused on sustainable access to water for agricultural use and sustainable food security. The project will build on WFP’s integrated resilience approach  and expand it to encompass other aspects of the HDP-nexus. It will combine WFP’s expertise in the field of resilience with Denmark’s expertise on water management.
The overall objective of this project is to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable populations in the Centre-Nord to shocks. The core approach is to improve access to water resources for private consumption and economic activity, mainly agriculture. The areas of intervention are experiencing a considerable influx of Internally Displaced Population (IDPs), which is why the project has the specific purpose of addressing the needs of local communities as well as IDPs.

Burkina Faso is among the most vulnerable countries to the impacts of climate change. One third of the territory of Burkina Faso - over 9 million hectares of productive land - is degraded. Moreover, land degradation is estimated to expand at an average of 470,000 hectares per year.  In addition, agricultural production and therefore the food insecurity situation is aggravated by the country's high exposure to risks and shocks such as reduced rainfall, droughts, floods, dust storms, temperature spikes and other climatic shocks.
Part of the Centre-Nord region of Burkina Faso is part of the Central Sahel, and thus even more exposed to water shortage and droughts. These specifics areas receive less than 500mm average annual rainfall, negatively affecting agricultural productivity and self-reliance of local and rural populations. To respond to the food and nutrition emergency in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, WFP declared the maximum Level 3 emergency in the three Central Sahel countries in September 2019 and remains an area under corporate attention and prioritization since early 2022. Fragmented agricultural production means that risks to agricultural production is a direct risk to livelihoods and nutritional status. This is exacerbated by the fact that only around 50,000 hectares across the country (6 % of agricultural land) is irrigated. That means that 94% of agricultural production is dependent on rainfall, which is less and less predictable due to climate change. Agriculture in Burkina Faso is therefore especially vulnerable to climatic shocks.

This project will contribute to scaling-up WFP’s resilience activities on clean water and irrigation. WFP’s participatory planning processes are central to the efforts, fostering dialogue and trust at community level and to the extent possible, leveraging on the leadership of decentralised authorities. Valuable experience has been gained from inclusion of IDPs in participatory community-based planning and resilience building – an approach that can be scaled up in settings of protracted displacement to support self-
ASEF- core funding Formålet med Danmarks kernebidrag til Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) for perioden 2015 - 2018 er at yde støtte til planlægning og gennemførelse af ASEF’s aktiviteter samt sikre asiatiske ASEM-udviklingslandes deltagelse i ASEF-aktiviteter. Disse aktiviteter omfatter bl.a. konferencer, seminarer, offentlige foredrag, workshops samt projekter med brugen af internet-baserede platforme (”people-to-people” udvekslingsprojekter mellem de to regioner). Bevillingen falder i tråd med Danmarks prioritering af Asien generelt, herunder ASEM-samarbejdet. Resultatrapporter mv. kan rekvireres via: https://asef.org/.

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Formålet med Jørgen Ørstrøms deltagelse i Asia-Europe Foundations (ASEF) bestyrelsesmøde i juni 2018 var at fremme danske prioriteter i relation til samarbejdet mellem Asien og Europa.
Promoting Intercultural Dialogue for Development: Programme on Religious Thoughts and Social Issues The overall goal of the project is to contribute to the formation of a more pluralistic, tolerant and inclusive society in Egypt
Support for Systematic Observations Financing Facility SOFF As a multilateral fund, the SOFF secretariat reports results through its annual report. Annual reports are assessed by a multi-donor steering committee, where Denmark is represented. Annual reports can be found at: https://un-soff.org/ The development objective (SOFF goal) is to strengthen climate adaptation and resilient development through improved weather forecasts, early warning systems and climate information services that save lives and livelihoods and protect property. 
The SOFF is expected to deliver two outcomes: a high-level outcome, Improved weather and climate prediction products, which will be achieved through lower-level outcome, sustained compliance with the GBON.  
Eligible countries can upon request receive SOFF support in up to three phases (the timing and duration of each phase will be country-specific):
1.	The Readiness Phase, during which LDCs, SIDS, and other ODA-eligible countries can access technical and advisory assistance provided by national meteorological services as peer advisors to define their GBON gap and to develop a GBON National Contribution Plan
2.	The Investment Phase, during which LDCs and SIDS receive grants for investments and advisory support to establish the network of GBON stations and strengthen human and institutional capacity for GBON compliance
3.	The Compliance Phase, during which LDCs and SIDS receive results-based finance in support of operation and maintenance expenses for GBON data- sharing compliant stations
DGBP 2023 - Financing Empowerment of Local Communities and Mitigation Climate Change through a Carbon Credit Business Partnership The project aims to empower Indigenous People and Local Communities (IPLCs) and mitigate climate change by establishing a mutually beneficial carbon credit business partnership strengthening tenure rights and promoting sustainable forest management. Thus, developing a robust carbon credit scheme ensuring sustained production of high-quality carbon credits, and a transparent and secure developer-vendor-purchaser model. By financing the creation of a scalable business model, the project aims to support long-term sustainable forest management activities. Through a commercially viable and innovative business model, the project contributes to the national goal of linking the Indonesian Social Forestry Program with their ambitious climate actions towards 2030, creating a socially inclusive protection of their forested areas.
Framework agreement for reviews of Strategic Partnerships 2022-2025 The objective of each review is to assess the overall organisational capacity with a view to implement the organisation’s strategies and programmes and achieve agreed results under the engagement with the MFA. Thus, the review should overall assess the capacity, performance and strategic relevance of each Danish CSO as a strategic partner. The review should include assessment of cross-cutting elements from the information note and guidelines. Each review should be able to stimulate learning and provide evidence for relevant organisational development and cross-cutting analysis. Finally, the review should include findings and recommendations for organisations to follow-up upon and as critical input to the on-going dialogue between MFA and the organisations.
IFS -  International Foundation for Science IFS -  International Foundation for Science
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
Liangshan No. 1 People's Hospital Liangshan No. 1 People's Hospital Liangshan No. 1 People's Hospital Liangshan No. 1 People's Hospital
Dansk Røde Kors (DRK) / ICRC indsats i Syrien 2022 This allocation of DKK 35 million to ICRC contributes to meeting the objectives of the ICRC’s Syria Appeal for 2022, which in total calls for CHF 176 million in response to humanitarian concerns in conflict-stricken areas of Syria. The ICRC is providing economic security through income support and food production; restoring essential services, such as water and electricity infrastructure; and supporting medical care facilities and physical rehabilitation projects.

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 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the ICRC’s response in Syria, seeking 176 million CHF to provide emergency relief, including water and medical care, to people affected by armed conflict, helping maintain contact between separated relatives and fostering respect for IHL and other applicable norms. The ICRC acts as a neutral intermediary for issues of humanitarian concern in Syria.
UNICEF Sustainable WASH innovation Hub The UNICEF Sustainable WASH Innovation Hub in the UN City builds, accelerates, and scales transformational climate resilient solutions for a WASH secure future of universal and equitable access to services, addressing the full ambition of the SDG6.

The UNICEF Sustainable WASH Innovation Hub will be supported and connect to the global innovation ecosystem in Denmark. Together, it will attract and leverage resources required to scale environmentally and financially sustainable solutions that are locally designed and tested for, with, and by the end users who are often the most vulnerable children in developing countries. Climate change has a tremendous negative impact on WASH services. But at the same time, the WASH sector presents a huge opportunity to contribute to global adaptation and mitigation goals, through the building of a climate-resilient, low-carbon WASH sector. One of the key global challenges that the hub will tackle through exploration and scale of innovative solution will be tackling foreseen climate change impacts on WASH services and delivery access.

The UNICEF Sustainable WASH Innovation Hub will be part of a distributed network of global thematic innovation hubs that are aligned to the central UNICEF Office of Innovation.
Energy Efficiency and Energy Conservation in the building Sector, Botswana Det overordnede formål er at forbedre energieffektiviteten i byggesektoren i Botswana. De umiddelbare mål er: At påvirke den fremtidige udformning og drift af bygninger gen-nem demonstrationsprojekter, indføre krav om energieffektivitet i planlovgivning og byg-ningsreglementer og integrere energieffektivitet i den almindelige uddannelse af ingeniører, arkitekter, konstruktører m.m.

Projektet vil blive indledt med et forundersøgelsesprojekt, der skal klarlægge den aktuelle energisituation og vurdere besparelsespotentialet på forskellige indsatsområder.
Support to Bhutan Broadcasting System The objective is: BBS' potential as an important player in good governance and in the democratic, social and cultural develo9pment of the country strengthned through increasing the number of audiences and decentralising the programme production.
UNHCR Humanitarian Contribution to the Ukraine Crisis through Moldova This allocation of 25 million DKK to UNHCR activities in Moldova contributes to meeting the objectives of the inter-agency refugee Response Plan, and more specifically to UNHCR’s activities focusing on protection, shelter and cash assistance for refugees in Moldova.

This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the inter-agency regional refugee response plan, and more specifically will support UNHCRs work on on protection, shelter and cash assistance for refugees in Moldova.

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.unhcr.org/data.html This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives under the Regional Refugee Response Plan concerning the crisis in Ukraine. The contribution is given to the Ukraine Crisis through Moldova.
Support to revision of SSC and 2.0 guidelines The overall purpose is to develop and have in place a complex of consolidated and up to date guidelines for SSC, responding to the needs and requirements of SSC stakeholders, and developed through a inclusive process
UNHCR Humanitarian Partnership Framework Agreement 2022-2026 The grant is made on the basis of the conditions outlined in the
Humanitarian Partnership Framework Agreement, 2022-2026, between
UNHCR and the Government of Denmark and to be allocated as follows:

Sahel Situation DKK 29,000,000
Sudan DKK 15,000,000
Ethiopia DKK 30,000,000
Kenya DKK 10,000,000
Uganda DKK 55,000,000
Afghanistan Situation DKK 50,000,000
DAFI DKK 5,000,000
Innovative Solutions DKK 31,000,000
Reserve DKK 50,000,000

UNHCR has, for many years, been a key partner in Danish humanitarian assistance. This Humanitarian Partnership Framework Agreement affirms the close relationship between the two parties. In doing so, it provides UNHCR with improved humanitarian funding predictability and operational flexibility paired with an enhanced structured dialogue between the Parties on priorities, performance and results.

The partner’s results description and results frameworks are global, general, and highly aggregated and the MFA core contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner. Please refer to the hyperlink below. 

https://www.unhcr.org/data.html UNHCR Humanitarian Partnership Framework Agreement 2022-2026
World Food Programme humanitarian action in Burkina Faso, 2023-2024 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the 2023 WFP Humanitarian Response Plan for Burkina Faso including reaching 3.5 million people in need of urgent food assistance.
UNEP Sustainable Nitrogen Management The contribution will support UNEP's subprogramme on Chemicals and pollution Action with a specific focus on the sustainable management of nitrogen.
Tender consultant FM UN CITY CPH Tender consultant Facility management UN CITY CPH
Mid-term review of the CCASFBA-Mali programme - PATRIP The objective is to conduct a mid-term review of the Climate Change Adaptation and Stabilisaton in Fragile Boarder Areas of Mali (CCASFBA-Mali) with the PATRIP Foundation. The review will include a follow up on recommendations from the inception review of the programme (Nov 2021) and to formulate recommendations to improve implementation in the second half of the programme.
Genopfyldning af danske konsulenttrustfonde i multilaterale udviklingsinstitutioner TRUSTFUND IFAD  AKTSTK 108 1999
Support to Afghanistan Education Sector Transitional Framework (AETSF) To maintain and increase the participation of children, especially girls, out-of-school children and other marginalised groups, in lifesaving and life-sustaining education.
Supporting the Nordic Development Fund (NDF) in addressing development challenges The Nordic Development Fund (NDF) is an international finance institution (IFI). It was set up in 1988 and given its reworked climate mandate in 2009. NDF is providing climate financing on concessionary terms in the form of grants, loans, and equity targeted both the public and the private sector.
Support of establishing a System-Wide Evaluation Office To generate cohesive and timely evaluative evidence across the UN development system at country, regional and global level with particular value to a) governing and legislative bodies in their oversight, decision-making, and direction setting roles of the UN system as a whole b)UN system leadership seeking better understanding on SDG progress and impediments and their contribution to system-wide results c) UN guidance and support to member states reg. SDGs
UNEP-DHI Centre Supported country partners are implementing sustainable climate adaptation, nature management and pollution reduction actions based on improved water resources management.
WISA-YWP ZA-DK EXCHANGE PROGRAM Facilitate a knowledge and skills exchange of young water professionals from the North and South on key water and sanitation issues in the respective nations and global priorities to positively impact communities in South Africa and Denmark by: 
-	Gathering information during the WISA and IWA conferences that will partly inform YWP empowerment activities in both countries and in the development of short courses/training modules to upskill YWPs through IWA, WISA, EWSeta, Imvelisi and/or universities
-	Integrate unique individual and country expertise to come up with viable solutions to address skills shortage, high youth unemployment rates, lack of inclusivity in the water sector, inequalities in access to water and sanitation, etc
-	Sharing lessons learned and success stories from a young professionals’ perspective on navigating the national and global water challenges,
-	Identify and establish partnership with key stakeholders that will support the implementation of the project outcomes, 
-	Developing a position paper, and action plan that will contribute towards improving skills in the sector, empowering YWPs, building resilience, and ultimately solve poor technology adoption, lack of universal access to water and sanitation, by integrating unique country perspectives, and
-	Gathering information for the development of short courses/training modules to upskill YWPs
Almen uddannelse, Bejoypur Almen uddannelse, Bejoypur Almen uddannelse, Bejoypur Almen uddannelse, Bejoypur
Danish Support to CIF ACT ACT is a new investment programme purposely designed to enable selected countries to finance economically and environmentally beneficial investment plans that will phase-out coal, while tackling challenges linked to policies/strategies, people and communities, as well as to land and infrastructure. The program will address funding gaps in the implementation of country-level strategies and associated kick-start of coal phase-out projects; building support at the local and regional levels; and accelerate the retirement of existing coal assets (coal mines and coal power plants) together with enabling new economic activities for those impacted by the transition.

Key results: 
Pillar 1: Governance: Countries adopt and implement policies and strategies for coal-to-clean transition. Increased government and public readiness and appetite to reduce coal dependence
Pillar 2: People and communities: Sources of income created for affected employees through job retention or job creation. Affected employees/communities equipped with relevant skills for jobs of the future
Pillar 3:  Land and infrastructure: GHG emissions reduced. Private sector finance mobilized. Countries transition to cleaner energy sources
Monitoring - Evaluation - Learning 2023-2026 - Digital Democracy Initiative 2023-2026 Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning activities (including dissemination of results) for the Digital Democracy Initiative DDI 2023-2026.
purpose of DDI is to promote and protect local inclusive democratic space in the digital age. 

The overall focus of the programme on democracy and human rights, civic space, support to civil society, and localisation responds to key priorities in the Danish Strategy for Development Cooperation. The focus on digital resilience of civil society is also a specific priority in the Strategy. The programme builds on lessons learnt and existing partnerships. It responds to Danish commitments as part of the Tech for Democracy Initiative. Finally, it corresponds to stakeholder priorities and recommendations presented in the MFA-commissioned scoping study on ‘Democracy in the Digital Age’.
Ottawa konventionens sponsorprogram The overall purpose on this contribution is to geographically expand and support the implementation ot the Ottawa Convention. The programme helps poorer countries to participate in important meetings and in implementing the convention.
GCA: Scaling up the integration of adaption in investments in climate resilient infrastructure in Africa's cities Greater resilience of Africa's cities and its urban poor to climate change through a scale up in infrastructure investments that integrate climate adaptation and resilience, based on effective tools and knowledge in combination with stronger advocacy for prioritizing climate adaptation internationally and in policies and plans of Africa's cities.
Appraisal of projects in Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova An appraisal of a regional projects under EUN (support to UNDP and UN Women) within thematics such as decentralisation, womens' rights, migration, green transition and job creation.
UNICEF humanitarian action in Niger, 2022-2024 The project intends to improve access to WASH services for IDPs and host communities through the humanitarian-development nexus approach and contribute to the prevention of water related diseases.
Multi-year support to the UN Department of Political Affairs (DDPA) The result framework for DPPA's strategic plan 2023-2026 is accessible here: https://dppa.un.org/sites/default/files/results_framework_2023-2026_external_0.pdf DPPA strategic plan 2023-2026: https://dppa.un.org/sites/default/files/dppa_strategic_plan_2023-2026.pdf DPPA Multi-Year Appeal 2023-2026: https://dppa.un.org/en/multi-year-appeal-2023-2026 Expected key results of the Danish contribution, as specified in the cover note for Denmark's Organisation Strategy are Timely, integrated, multidimensional, age-sensitive, gender-responsive, data-driven and climate-informed analysis; Longer-term prevention and peacebuilding support; More effective multilateralism through support to UN bodies; Institutional learning, innovation, diversity, and collaborative practices informing responses. Support the UN Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPAs) work in conflict prevention, mediation and peacebuilding.
Enhancing Climate Resilience in Africa’s Cities, Urban and Municipal Development Fund in the African Development Bank Greater climate change resilience of Africa’s cities and its urban poor through scaled-up investments in climate-resilient infrastructure and services with focus on water, wastewater, storm water, rain water and water resource management
Partnering for Green Growth and the Global Goals 2030 (P4G) 2023-2027 1) Businesses supported by P4G become investment ready  
2) Government and private-sector leaders contribute to improving the green growth enabling systems based on inputs by P4G partnerships
3) Knowledge mobilisation (incorporating MEL) engages knowledge partner stakeholders who can influence enabling systems and country transitions in food, water and energy systems.
AsDB Gender Capacity Trust Fund (Additional funding & phase II) AsDB Gender Capacity Trust Fund (Additional funding & phase II) AsDB Gender Capacity Trust Fund (Additional funding & phase II) AsDB Gender Capacity Trust Fund (Additional funding & phase II)
Father A Nation: Prevention of Gender-Based Violence and bullying in schools Gender based violence (GBV) and bullying are major challenges in South African schools and broader society. The South African president has called GBV our second epidemic and a human rights violation. Interventions to reduce and ultimately eliminate the scourge of gender-based violence are crucial. This project aims to contribute to the goal of reducing gender-based violence in South African communities, in particular teaching children and addressing behaviour at school levels. 

Key results:
•	Reduction of the incidences of bullying and gender-based violence in 45 schools in the Gauteng, Mpumalanga, Free State and Limpopo provinces of South Africa. 
•	Increased awareness and understanding of gender-based violence and bullying among the project participants, within an age range 15 to 20.
•	Female learners not accepting abusive behaviour in the project schools.
•	Male learners understanding healthy masculinity and changing their behaviour in the project schools.
•	Programme to be successfully implemented in 45 schools involving 10,000 plus learners.