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Danish Center for Culture and Development (DCCD) CKU mainly works within three strategic areas:
1) The Center will help to create a continuing interest and respect in Denmark for art and culture from developing countries (this occurs primarily in the context of the Images festivals and the Youth Program), 2) The Center will work with cultural exchange and dialogue to promote mutual understanding, inspiration and enrichment (this occurs primarily in the context of the Art Fund) and, 3) the Center will contribute to a deliberate and systematic incorporation of culture in Danish development cooperation, including support for the implementation of development activities (this occurs primarily within the framework of cultural cooperation agreements with Danish representations in developing countries).
Appraisal Rammeprogram DK statistik Based on the newly developed Sector Support Cooperation (SSC) guidelines for framework agreements between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Danish sector ministries, agencies and city administrations two initial 4-year framework programmes with Danish sector ministries are being formulated and appraised. Within this context, the objective of the current appraisal is to assess the SSC framework programme with Statistics Denmark and make recommendations for its finalization and presentation to the Council for Development Policy.
Danish Ethiopia Energy Partnership: Inception Review Follow up to the recommendations of the appraisal. Inception Phase delayed. The Inception prepared by the embassy and DEA. Particular focus on proposal for new procedures formulated. There will be a need for ELK and FRU to approve these.
Desk Appraisal of Danish Support to the Indonesia Mangroves for Coastal Resilience Project The purpose of the assignment is to provide technical assistance in carrying out an appraisal of
the draft project document for a new Danish support to the Indonesia Mangroves for Coastal
Resilience Project.
Earmarked contribution to Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime  (GI-TOC) 2022-2024 The Danish contribution will be used to enable The Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC) work on research and project on organized crime. The contribution runs from 2022-2024. 

The contribution is earmarked to activities in countries on The Horn of Africa, in West Africa and the Sahel, and  ODA-eligible countries in Eastern Europe.

GI-TOC strategic objectives:
1. Awareness and analysis: increase the evidence base and understanding of organized crime and its links to security conflict and instability  
2. Action: facilitate and catalyze innovative policy-relevant responses to crime and conflict
3. Resilience: strengthen local resilience and responses to organized crime and instability
4. Bolster partnerships: enhance and leverage partnerships for more effective responses to crime and conflict
5. The future: consolidate a decade of growth and position the organization for the future as a key partner in international and community responses to build resilience to organized crime.
SUPPORT TO MSI REPRODUCTIVE CHOICES 2023-2026 The overall objective for Denmark’s engagement with MSI is to expand access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) globally, especially for women and adolescent girls most in need. MSI is a leading SRHR organisation and one of the world’s largest providers of high-quality contraception, safe abortion and other SRH services, with a strong focus on global and national advocacy for women and girls’ right to access safe abortion. 

The Danish funds for this project will exclusively be allocated to MSI’s non-profit work in countries on the OECD DAC list of eligible countries for ODA and will be earmarked within two pillars of MSI’s work: 
1)	Access Pillar ‘Leave No-one Behind’: supporting delivery of SRH services to the poorest and most marginalised communities in countries on the OECD DAC list of eligible countries for ODA
2)	Enabling Pillar ‘Partnership and Advocacy’: creating an enabling environment at policy, partner, and community level which supports people to realise their SRHR.
Greening the future, advancing rights and stability Greening the future, advancing rights and stability - Spurring an inclusive and green transition with responsive governance 
in the Eastern Neighborhood region
IOM. Softly earmarked funds. 2023-2026. Strengthening human rights-based migration management in countries of origin, transit and destination along key migration corridors in East, West and North Africa through sustainable capacity development.
Center for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD) Prevention and resolution of armed conflict through mediation and dialogue.
IMR - Institut for Menneskerettigheder - Udviklingssamarbejde - 1997-2021 IMR - Institut for Menneskerettigheder 

The objective is to contribute to building effective national and international systems that protect and promote human rights.

Please refer to the hyperlink for a direct link to partners results reporting for the periode 2020-2021. 

https://menneskeret.dk/udgivelser/international-aarsrapport-2020-21 The objective is to contribute to building effective national and international systems that protect and promote human rights.
UNFPA humanitarian action in Ukraine and Moldova 2022 This allocation of 25 million DKK to UNFPA contributes to meeting the objectives of the UNFPA Ukraine Appeal  for 2022, which points to 11.9 million fleeing people in need of assistance and calls for 65.6 million USD for the remaining of 2022 (April-December) in response to the escalated humanitarian crisis. UNFPA is now scaling-up its humanitarian operation to provide access to basic SRH services, training, commodities, mental health and psychosocial support services and emergency cash assistance.

This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of UNFPA’s response in Ukraine and Moldova and hence seeking 65.6 million USD to provide access to basic sexual and reproductive health services including support to safe births, access to voluntary contraception and specialized services for GBV-survivors, including post-rape treatment, mental health and psychosocial support and emergency cash assistance.

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.unfpa.org/data This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of UNFPA’s response in Ukraine and Moldova and hence seeking 65.6 million USD to provide access to basic sexual and reproductive health services including support to safe births, access to voluntary contraception and specialized services for GBV-survivors, including post-rape treatment, mental health and psychosocial support and emergency cash assistance.
Living in Harmony with Nature: promote ecologically sustainable approach to urban design and planning The project aims to promote the inclusive and ecologically sustainable approach to urbanization, in order to better protect green coverage, biodiversity and sustainable lifestyle in Vietnam.
Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) under the Climate Change, Conflict, Displacement and Irregular Migration Programme in Sahel The CCDMP will be monitored according to Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) principles.  A dedicated MEAL unit will be established to support the CCDMP MEAL process and will be supported by one MEAL focal point in each of the implementing partners’ projects supported by the CCDMP.
Seconded National Expert Danish Arabic Partnership Programme 2022-27 Key results to be achieved in Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan:
•	Young women and men have enhanced employability and engage in entrepreneurship
•	Small and medium enterprises and entrepreneurships grow and create jobs through development of innovative solutions, scaling up of existing solutions and improved access to finance and technical assistance
•	Human Rights are promoted and protected for and by youth through a systemic approach involving all human rights stakeholders, youth networks and youth alliances in support of reform efforts 
•	Violence and torture targeting youth is prevented, free media is strengthened and gender equality is improved through legislative reform, capacity building and dialogue 

Justification for support:
•	DAPP is aligned with Danish foreign policy interests in the region. DAPP is based on lessons learned from past programmes
•	DAPP seeks to address the root causes of migration by creating better lives for young people through programmes that support human rights, inclusion and employment generation
•	DAPP’s Human Rights Based Approach will be continued and amplified as it has demonstrated good results 
•	DAPP has a longstanding presence in the region, that has fostered well-established and successful cooperation between Danish and local partners

Major risks and challenges:
•	Increasing political instability with potential for civil unrest will be addressed by monitoring the situation and taking appropriate action in close collaboration with partners.
•	Worsening economic situation and potential for increased poverty and migration will be mitigated by the DAPP focus on economic and social exclusion of youth.
•	Increasing authoritarian rule, repression of minorities, and abuse of power will be addressed by engaging with both human rights duty bearers and right holders.
Syrien-Irak 2022-2025. Technical assistance The MFA requires technical assistance in order to implement the project
DPPA agreement 2023-2026 The Danish contribution to the Trust Fund in Support of Political Affairs through the Multi-Year appeal of the UN Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs is expected to supporting the Department to leveage its capacities for prevention and improve its support to Member States in upholding international peace and security. It is a part of realising the strategic partnership and Denmark's organisation strategy for support to UN efforts towards sustaining peace and preventing violent conflicts.
Advancing Georgia's Labour Market Advancing Georgia's Labout Market through promoting social dialogue, skills and market labour reforms
Danish Support to IRENA 2023 – 2027: Process consultancy for preparation and programme formulation The objective of the assignment is to be a porcoiss consultant supporting the effective
preparation of a Danish four year (2023-2027) contribution to IRENA amounting to DKK 135
million and elaboration of the Project Document to a standard allowing it to be submitted for
approval and which addresses the key issues arising from assessments and discussions between
MFA, the Danish Ministry for Climate, Energy and Utilities, (MCEU), the IRENA and other key
stakeholders.
Reconstruction and Development Assistance to Afghanistan - DACAAR DACAAR Rehabilitation and development programme in Afghanistan 2010-2011
UNDP Thematic Funding Window - Nature, Climate and Energy (2023 contribution) Enabling UNDP to work flexibly with Nature, Climate and Energy engagements in developing countries.
UN Global Compact Africa Strategy 2022-2024 The development objective of the project is “to mainstream corporate sustainability practices across Africa, resulting in African businesses making meaningful contributions to the SDGs”. This will be achieved through two outcomes: 1) A significant numbers of African companies of all sizes have become UN Global Compact members and are committed to the Ten Principles and 2) African companies of all sizes are enabled to integrate the Ten Principles and SDGs into their core strategy and operations.
Syrien-Irak 2022-2025. Syrian Network for Human Rights (Syrien) - J.nr. 23/00905 To support human rights protection and peace in Syria through monitoring, documentation, international advocacy, and reporting of serious human rights violations, thus contributing to preserving victims' rights and holding criminals accountable in order to achieve social stability and justice
Father A Nation: Prevention of Gender-Based Violence and bullying in schools The project aims to educate, create awareness and inspire practical action amongst learners and educators in the targeted schools to reduce gender-based violence, bullying and any form of abuse. The goal is for this to have an impact not only in the targeted schools but in the communities they serve.
Support for IOM Ukraine Flash Appeal 2022 This allocation provides support to IOMs Ukraine Flash Appeal. The target beneficiary group is estimated at 10 million internally displaced persons and refugees in Ukraine and neighbouring countries.
International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT) Support to IRCT.
Government Agreement This engagement is created for the 2023 commitment to PACER as agreed with GoU.
European Development Fund 2019 Created in 1957 by the Treaty of Rome and launched in 1959, the European Development Fund (EDF) is the EU's main instrument for providing development aid to African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries and to overseas countries and territories (OCTs). The EDF is established within the framework of an international agreement between the EU and its partner countries. The current ACP-EU Partnership Agreement, the `Cotonou Agreement´, was concluded in 2000. The 11th European Development Fund entered into force on the 1st March 2015 and the total financial resources amount to 30.5 billion euro for the period till 2020. The EDF is financed outside the EU budget by direct contributions from EU Member States.  The EU's aid efforts are particularly focused on the following areas: Trade, regional integration, environment, infrastructure, transportation, water & energy, food security, support for economic & institutional reforms, conflict prevention, human rights, and democracy & good governance.

The Danish strategic priorities for the participation in development cooperation through the EU focus on three areas:
1.The EU as a global force for human rights (HR). The EU must incorporate HR in all its relations and policies with developing countries through a human rights-based approach to development.
2.The EU as a stable partner in fragile states. The EU must unfold its full potential in terms of preventing conflicts, creating security and building stable and legitimate states. The EU's involvement must be strengthened and the synergies between EU policies must be utilized to an even greater degree.
3.The EU as a driver of green growth and employment. The EU must prioritize green growth and employment as a key to prosperity and as a precondition for sustainable development. The EU must use its influence in international negotiations to ensure that development, environment and climate are addressed in a coherent way.
Midterm Review of Organisation Strategy for Denmark’s engagement with Green Climate Fund (GCF) 2021-2023 1) The continued relevance and progress in pursuing the priority areas and results defined in
the Organisation Strategy for Denmark‘s cooperation with GCF in view of new
developments. It will present recommendations for adjustments and updating of the
priority areas for the next Organisation Strategy starting in 2023 and that will also outline the mandate that Denmark will take for setting its priority areas during the GCF 2nd
replenishment process (GCF-2) expected to be initiated in the second half of 2022.

2) The extent to which the responsible unit (GDK), in collaboration with the Ministry for
Climate, Energy & Utilities as well as other relevant units including embassies, has
succeeded in facilitating linkages and synergies when relevant with the bilateral
development programme managed by an embassy, regional and global programmes, other
multilateral partnerships, humanitarian aid, private sector instruments as well as strategic
partnerships with Danish civil society organisations;
Dansk Røde Kors - Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 This project forms part of the Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 between MFA and the Danish civil society organisations. 

It aims to implement the priorities from the Danish development strategy, “The World We Share,” through dynamic and mutually reinforcing partnerships with independent Danish organisations on shared priorities, namely democratic values and human rights, fragile contexts and displacement, and climate and green solutions.

Strategic Partnerships receive one grant with funding for both development assistance and for humanitarian emergencies (listed here as separate engagements).

Due to the strategic focus of the partnerships, results are reported at an aggregated level across countries and themes to show contributions to changes through case studies and crosscutting indicators. Three strategic priorities permeate across all strategic partnerships in the period. Democratic values and human rights, fragile context and displacement, and climate and green solutions are present through different approaches and varying emphasis in line with the technical capacity and the partner’s core competencies.
Nordic-Baltic MDB Constituency Meeting Copenhagen 2024 Information sharing across the MDBs where Nordic-Baltic states are present.
Copenhagen - Bogotá Strategic Sector Cooperation, Inception Phase Cities are home to an increasing number of people and therefore also necessary key engagement areas for contributing to green transition, adaptation to climate effects and delivering on the SDG. City of Copenhagen has built solid experience in SSC through engagement in several partner cities. The principal objective of the inception phase of SSC between Copenhagen and Bogotá is to engage in close dialogue on green transition priorities of Bogotá to identify areas of cooperation between the two cities.  Principal outputs of the inception phase are a) a thorough background analysis and b) phase one project description developed in close collaboration with City of Bogotá and the Danish embassy in Colombia.
Appraisal MYNSAM 2.0. Sundhed ?Based on the newly developed Sector Support Cooperation (SSC) guidelines for framework agreements between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Danish Ministry of Health appraise the SSC framework programme with the Ministry of Health and its agencies and make recommendations for its finalization and presentation to the Council for Development Policy.
Review Globalt Fokus 2023 To conduct a review of Globalt Fokus and MFA projects grants: 1) Pool schemes, 2) Claim Your Space, 3) Tech for Democracy. New prospective projects are being launched through Globalt Fokus in 2023 through the Digital Democracy Initiative and the second phase of Claim Your Space. For that reason, a review will be required. Last review was in 2018.
Start-up - 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
Food Systems 2030 - Scaling up Action for Transformative Change The FS2030 Development Objective, as defined by the World Bank, is to contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement by helping countries build better food systems for healthy people, a healthy planet and healthy economy.
Environment and climate targeting - Principal objective (100%); Significant objective (50%)
Appraisal of Danish Support to the Strategic Sector Cooperation Framework programme with the Municipality of Aarhus (2023-2026) Based on the updated guidelines for Strategic Sector Cooperation, SSC 2.0, a 4-year framework programme will guide the cooperation between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Municipality of Aarhus. The programme has been formulated according to the general guidelines for programmes and projects and is now ready for appraisal. The appraisal will be carried out in close coordination with the two pilot framework programmes with Danish Sector Ministries (Food and Agriculture; Environment).
WSPS, RWSS Rural water and sanitation The objectives will lead to substantial social (increase in quality of life for the poorest) and economic (revival of economic infrastructure) gains and will create outputs that can be measured and monitored both during and after the co-operation effort.
Water Institute of Southern Africa –Young water professionals ZA-DK exchange program The YWP ZA aims to facilitate the -exchange program during the IWA and WISA conferences to foster knowledge exchange, enable capacity building, aid professional development, support youth empowerment, encourage water innovation for social good and strengthen existing relationships between the two chapters, and between the YWP-ZA and the Royal Danish Embassy in South Africa. The exchange will aid and complement the planned activities by the collaboration between both governments and facilitate the development of a list of critical skills of the future needed to transform the water sector and to achieve SDG 5, 6, 10, 11 (particularly 8). The successful attainment of this grant opportunity will allow for critical solutions to be formulated to fill the skills gaps, address youth unemployment and various challenges in the water sector in both countries. This will be achieved through the facilitation of an exchange by vast individuals from different country perspectives. YWP-ZA is eager and equipped to manage this exchange to unlock more opportunities for empowering YWPs, solve the skills shortage barrier to adoption of innovations, promote inclusivity and socioeconomic development and future proof the sector. -Facilitate a knowledge and skills exchange between YWPs from the all over the world on key issues relating to respective national challenges
- 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
- Identify, network/engage key stakeholders during both conferences and on-board them as key partners to be involved during implementation of the outcomes of the workshop
- Develop an action plan and prepare a position paper to be submitted to relevant Parliamentary Portfolio Committees 
- Use the workshop findings to inform the YWP chapter activities including the biennial conferences 
- Publish articles detailing the much needed critical skills of the future that can transform the water sector and make the youth employable
- Gathering information that will inform the development of short courses/training modules to upskill YWPs through IWA, WISA, EWSeta, Imvelisi and/or universities