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Multilateral partnership agreement between Denmark and WFP 2023-2025 The World Food Programme (WFP) is the world’s largest humanitarian organization saving lives and changing lives, delivering food assistance in emergencies and enabling governments and communities to improve nutrition and build resilience. WFP has a dual humanitarian and development mandate. In 2022, WFP operated in over 80 countries and provided food assistance to 160 million food insecure people.

WFP is a key UN partner for Denmark, working for the achievement of Sustainable Development Goal 2 – Stop Hunger. WFP addresses key Danish priorities and interests to tackle food emergencies, strengthen food security and build climate resilience in fragile countries, in order to promote stability and climate adaptation and address hunger as one of the root causes of displacement and migration.

WFP scales up anticipatory and early action to prepare for climate shocks and build climate resilience across its country strategic programmes.

WFP delivers food assistance to refugees and internally displaced in conflict-affected countries.

WFP supports local and government structures to build capacity for preparedness and response to food insecurity and famines.

In 2023-2025, Denmark supports WFP with DKK 210 million annually, subject to annual Parliamentary approval. The total amount of support for 2023-2025 amounts to DKK 630 million. The annual support consists of DKK 203 million in a non-earmarked multilateral contribution and DKK 7 million as Human Resource Support, including DKK 4 million allocated to stand-by advisers to WFP and DKK 3 million allocated to Danish Junior Professional Officers to WFP.


WFP plays an important role in making food systems more sustainable and innovative. The multilateral partnership agreement between Denmark and WFP 2023-2025 aims at the following key priorities:
•	Fight food insecurity.
•	Advance climate adaptation and anticipatory action.
•	Roll out the humanitarian-development-peace nexus approach to food security.
•	Enhance organizational effectiveness, contributing to UN Reform, curbing corruption and scaling up innovation.
GIWPS Partnership 2022-2024 Apply a WPS lens to strengthen international peace and security through policy-relevant analysis and recommendations that advance inclusive approaches to contemporary security challenges.
Almen uddannelse, Bejoypur Increased capacity of marginalised villagers in Comilla Sadar South to exercise their rights for building a socially sustainable and democratic society, through establishing decentralised centres.
Purchase and delivery of hygiene kits, food and other relevant material for internally displaced people in Ukraine As a result of the Russian invasion in Ukraine, more than seven million people are currently internally displaced in Ukraine. Due to severe shortage of food and other basic needs goods, Denmark will utilize its unique opportunity – via the Humanitarian Contact Forum – to facilitate and procure relevant goods being shipped to the two partners.

The objective is Prevention of lack of basic needs goods by the more than seven million internally displaced people and other vulnerable goods in Ukraine as a result of the Russian invasion.

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. Prevention of lack of basic needs goods by the more than seven million internally displaced people and other vulnerable goods in Ukraine as a result of the Russian invasion.

Basic needs are met through delivering hygiene kits, food and other goods to people in need in Ukraine or neighbouring countries (internally displaced and vulnerable populations).
Contribution to the Peaceful cross-border movement for livestock and social stability in the Sahel – Phase 2 (MOPSS2) Contribute to peaceful cross-border transhumance by improving the perception of livestock mobility, supporting new regulatory mechanisms, structuring the economic inclusion of herders and strengthening the political influence of Regional Producer Organisations (RPO)
Danish Support to the EBRD Crisis Response Special Fund Ukraine The development objective of the programme - a contribution to the EBRD Crisis Response Special Fund - is to support resilience through the support for early recovery and later reconstruction with the ultimate goal of preserving and improving the livelihoods of people in Mykolaiv and wider Ukraine.
SOHK #NextGenMen The School of Hard Knocks #NextGenMen programme would facilitate gender transformative engagements amongst men - seeking to attain better attitudes toward gender equality and prevent gender-based violence. The project activities will take place at soccer facilities in the Western Cape province in South Africa, using workshops, interactive sports programmes with trained facilitators (with added psycho-social support for participants) and advocacy campaigns.

Specific activities include:
?	80 educational workshops delivered by Gender Justice practitioners. 
?	80 rounds of gender equitable soccer training delivered by SOHK Coaches (weekly soccer play) 
?	8 x community wide Gender Justice media campaigns (for each site)
?	1 x National Gender Justice media campaign

Direct project beneficiaries: Change in attitudes correlated with use of violence against women and decreased support for attitudes that encourage men’s use of intimate partner violence among 160 men. 

Indirect beneficiaries: Increased discussion about gender equality and non-violent attitudes with 5000 new gender 'allies.'

Other NGOs: Development of an open source Gender Equity through Sport curriculum.

Sustainability: Proof of concept of organisation’s theory of change will lead to further corporate or grant support for the project in the long term.

The strategic objective would be to initiate change in attitudes correlated with use of violence against women and decreased support for attitudes that encourage men’s use of intimate partner violence among 160 men. Overall, the broader strategic objective is to provide awareness about gender-based violence and harmful gender stereotypes and initiate a way for changing these harmful behaviours. The long-term goal in the ‘theory of change’ would be to encourage developing healthy relationships and a more equitable society with healthier gender roles for men and women.
AU WPS Forum 2023 Women peace builders are facing myriad of challenges, which have been exacerbated by COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, new war in Europe, and a rise in unconstitutional change of governments in Africa among others. The continued absence of women in peace tables, requires a re-assessment of the current strategies used to promote women's participation with a view of formulating new approaches to further enhance women's access, ascension, and leadership to formal political and peace building processes.

The Forum aims to reflect on the current strategies of enhancing women participation in peace processes, how to strengthen and support women and girl’s peace building networks, the role of young women and girls in peace and security, and to evaluate the delivery of existing WPS strategies. The event is planned to take place in december 2023.
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.
OCHA Yemen Humanitarian Fund 2023 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan for 2023, which calls for 4.3 billion USD to reach 17.3 million people with humanitarian assistance.
Danidas own communication activities auxiliary activities 2017 Information about Danidas activities in the Development countries.
Promotion of Development Awareness in Denmark
Consultancy Support to Tender Process - Administrative Management of Denmark's Peace and Stabilisation Response (PSR) The Department for the Migration, Stabilisation and Fragility (MNS) wishes to tender and award a Contract for the Administrative Management of Denmark’s Peace and Stabilisation Response (PSR) in the period 2023-2027.
UN Joint Programme to Strengthen Urban and Rural Resilience and the Conditions for Recovery in Syria (UNJP 2.0) The overall objective of the UNJP 2.0 is to improve equitable access to basic services, restore food systems, and provide dignified and sustainable livelihoods opportunities for targeted communities, while building trust and cooperation across social divides.
Kapacitetsopbygning af MILAVF til styrkelse af børns rettigheder Capacity building of MILAVF
Migrant Protection, Return and Reintegration Programme for Sub-Saharan Africa The Overall Objective of the project is to contribute to the protection of stranded and vulnerable migrants within Sub-Saharan Africa, and support assisted voluntary return and sustainable reintegration for returnees in the region. This will be done through a rights-based and comprehensive approach that puts migrant rights and the ownership of the partner countries at the centre.
UNFPA humanitarian action in Syria 2022 This allocation of 15 mio. DKK contributes to meeting the objectives of UNFPA’s response in Syria. UNFPA continues its work to increase the availability of and access to sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services throughout Syria, in addition to providing comprehensive GBV prevention and response services to people in need. UNFPA Syria is prioritising the further integration and expansion of the network of integrated SRH and GBV mobile teams to reach the most vulnerable women and girls in rural areas, camps, and collective shelters.
IPPF: CORE CONTRIBUTION 2021 - 2025 To lead a globally connected civil society movement that provides SRHR services and champions sexual and reproductive health and rights for all, especially the underserved.
Desk Appraisal International Working Group on Indigenous Affairs programme 2024-2027 Desk appraisal of new project period with assessment of overall rationale and justification of programme, objectives, theory of change and expected results, including contribution and relevance regarding poverty reduction, human rights and climate change. Assessment of alignment with Danida priorities and guidelines.
Mid-term review of the Danish organisation strategy for ICRC (2019-2023) Mid-term review of the Danish organisation strategy for ICRC (2019-2023)
Preventing and Responding to Violent Extremism in the Atlantic Corridor (UNDP) Denmark’s support contributes to the overall UNDP’s regional project on Preventing and Responding to Violent Extremism in the Atlantic Corridor (the Atlantic Corridor Initiative). Danish support is focused on community-level activities in the Atlantic Corridor Initiative (output two of the overall UNDP regional Project). The project will directly target “at-risk” groups and factors at the local level focusing on strengthening community early warning systems, countering radicalisation and messages promoting violent extremism as well as strengthening socio-economic resilience of at-risk youth and women and other vulnerable populations. To prevent and address the immediate localised drivers of radicalisation leading to violent extremism in target communities in Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana and Togo. Providing support to strengthening the ‘Infrastructures for Peace’, namely mechanisms for early warning, and early response at local level and socio-economic resilience of at-risk youth and women and other vulnerable populations.
UNHCR humanitarian action in relation to Pakistan floods 2022 This allocation of 10 million DKK to the UNHCR contributes to meeting the objectives of the UNHCR in Pakistan where they contribute to the 2022 Floods Response Plan. The Response Plan points to 6.4 million people in need and calls for 160.3 million USD to reach 5.2 million people with humanitarian assistance. UNHCR plans to assist some 50,000 households in the worst affected areas with over a million relief items.

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/evaluation-service.html This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the UNHCR in Pakistan in relation to the 2022 floods.
Sustainable Infrastructure aid Modality Study Desk based study and synthesis of existing data that documents the need for a sustainable infrastructure Danish aid instrument, as well as an overview of relevant position papers and policy briefs, overview of best practices, with the aim to inform strategic engagement in sustainable infrastructure development aid programmes.
Support to Marie Stopes Tanzania In phasing out health sector support, the prioritised engagements have a strong focus on system strengthening for increased sustainability and providing health services to the most vulnerable and services within sexual and reproductive health and rights as well as people living with disabilities. The support will go to two civil society organisations and the Health Basket Fund, which is implemented through the government.
Makrofinansiel støtte til Ukraine gennem Verdensbankens Ukraine facilitet FREE Den russiske invasion har skabt stor usikkerhed omkring den ukrainske stats finanser og har konkret medført et stort hul i statskassen samtidig med at Ukraine de facto ikke har adgang til de internationale kapitalmarkeder til finansiering af de offentlige udgifter og velfærdsydelser i landet.

Verdensbanken har i regi af Den Internationale Bank for Genopbygning og Udvikling (IBRD) på baggrund af den økonomiske situation i Ukraine oprettet FREE, Financing of Recovery from Economic Emergency, som en ny akut, supplerende lånefacilitet til Ukraine under bankens landeprogram for Ukraine. Det danske bidrag på 150. mio.kr. finansieres ved en binding af de ellers ubundne midler Danmark giver til Verdensbankens udviklingsafdeling IDA. Verdensbanken har erklæret sig enig heri. Danmark har valgt gavemodaliteten for hurtigst muligt at kunne hjælpe Ukraine.

Den nye facilitet FREE skal yde generel budgetstøtte til Ukraine og vil fokuserer på at holde den offentlige sektor i Ukraine kørende igennem krisen, herunder bl.a. ved at finansiere lønudbetalinger til sundhedspersonale, skolelærere og offentligt ansatte samt ydelser til særligt sårbare grupper, pensionsmidler og bidrag til studerende.
Financial contribution to EvalNet 2022-2023 Evaluation, research, learning and networking opportunities for expanding the evidence base on results of the collective 
response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and identifying good practice and lessons learned.
Contribution to the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP) trust fund The overall objective of the support to Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP) is: Advance financial inclusion to improve the lives of poor people

The immediate objectives of the support is to: Contribute to the financing and implementation of CGAP's new 5-years strategy 2018/19 - 2022/23, to expand and deepen financial inclusion of the poor.
Syrien-Irak 2022-2025. UNITAD – Criminal justice (Iraq) The objective of this earmarked support to UNITAD is to advance accountability efforts for ISIL's international crimes and strengthen the rule of law through capacity building of courts and judicial system in Iraq.
Støtte til udbedring af ødelagte elforsyningssystemer i Ukraine The aim of the project is to contribute to the various efforts to support the winterization needs of Ukraine. The specific donations from Danish utility companies will contribute to emergency repair of electricity systems.
Formulation of Danish support to the Early Warnings for All Initiative 1. Lead the overall process in a consultative manner in order to identify and formulate the programme document and assess potential Danish priorities/focus areas as part of the support to the EW4All
2. Develop draft and final programme document and all required annexes in a final format ultimately ready for approval by the Danida Programme Committee, Council for Development Policy and the Minister, according to the Danida AMG for programmes below 43 DKK millions.
Contribution to Global Partnership for Education - GPE - 2023-2026 The partner, Global Partnership for Education (GPE), does not provide a standardised Results Framework including outputs. Hence reporting against results will derive from the partner's own annual reporting against its Strategic Plan Results Framework. Reference: https://www.globalpartnership.org/results/gpe-impact The objective is to support GPE achieve the key results as identified in GPE's 2025 Strategy, i.e. to accelerate
access, learning outcomes and gender equality through equitable, inclusive and resilient education systems fit for the 21st century. In line with the MFA Organisation Strategy for GPE 2023-2026, the focus is on GPE's contributions in the area of promoting gender equality in and through education, HDP-nexus approach to education, and the education-climate change nexus. Reference: https://www.globalpartnership.org/results/gpe-impact
Syria-Iraq 2022-2025. Support to Syrian Civil Defense. White Helmets Through a delegated cooperation agreement with United Kingdom's Foreign and Commonwealth Development Office (UK FCDO) the outcome of this project is to sustain Syrian Civil Defense (SCD) operations to provide essential services in northwest Syria so that needs of affected populations are better met to save lives, ensure their safety, and support accountability to contribute to the stabilisation of Northwest (NW) Syria. This outcome supports short and medium term stabilisation needs in Syria by contributing to preventing displacement and by making a moderate actor an alternative to extremism through the provision of essential and life-saving services and bolstering community resilience. 
The SCD is one of the only impartial service providers in NW Syria with a highly trained volunteer force capable of providing lifesaving and essential services. When violence is minimal, the SCD leverages its resources to deliver services to civilians across the northwest. This has included repairing critical water and electricity infrastructure and, currently, raising awareness of COVID-19. As moderate opposition government service providers have retreated, the SCD and the services it provides have increased in importance. More importantly, the SCD continues to play a critical role when violence erupts by providing lifesaving emergency response services. This includes search and rescue, emergency medical response, and an early warning system to reduce civilian casualties. The SCD also monitors ceasefires and provides information to the international community on the humanitarian situation. As such, the SCD plays a critical role in maintaining stability in the region despite larger destabilising forces.
Appraisal af DK støtte til NDC Partnerskabet 2023-27 Through this new grant, Denmark will contribute to the continued implementation of the NDC Partnership’s current 2021-2025 Work Program and the following Program cycle 2026-2030, supporting mitigation and adaptation to climate change in ODA eligible countries. The support directly contributes to delivering on the priorities of the Danish Development Strategy “The World We Share” and related Danida “How To Notes”.
CCDMP 2021-2025: technical reviews, a potential extension of Monitoring Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) This note allocates DKK 6 million under the regional programme Climate Change, Conflict, Displacement and Irregular Migration in Sahel, 2021-2024 (CCDMP) for technical reviews, a potential extension of Monitoring Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL), as well as preparation and start-up of a possible new phase of the programme.
Purchase and delivery of hygiene kits, food and other relevant material for internally displaced people in Ukraine Prevention of lack of basic needs goods by the more than seven million internally displaced people and other vulnerable goods in Ukraine as a result of the Russian invasion.
Anti-Corruption Programme in Uganda The programme balances support to corruption fighting and prevention initiatives on the GoU side and strengthening the demand from the civil society for implementation of a "zero tolerance" policy.
Humanitarian Quality Assurance Initiative (HQAI) development project Subsidy Fund 2021-2022 Incentivising the local application of the CHS as a tool to improve aid to vulnerable people and at-risk communities by using CHS audits as one mechanism to facilitate the delivery of the Grand Bargain Commitment on localisation.
Support to the Mandate Implementation of Special Envoy of the Secretary-General on Myanmar The objective of the development cooperation is to support the mandate delivery of the Special Envoy, with specific focus on building the capacity of the Inclusive Humanitarian Forum (IHF) conveners and associated actors to enable increased humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable through all channels and save lives. The activities are as follows: 
- Increasing the delivery of humanitarian assistance in Myanmar to the most vulnerable through all channels 
- Strengthening the capacity of Local actors in negotiation and managing skills that can enhance the greater humanitarian access and civilian protection through a variety of channels.
- Providing capacity building support to local actors on community level enhancement in civilian protection
Standby partnerships, WFP 2023 The Danish Trust Fund for Standby Partnerships provides a flexible avenue to support WFP emergency operations and allows WFP to support critical expertise needs in food crises that would otherwise go unmet. Requests for standby expertise are made by WFP Country and Regional Offices responding to emergencies. WFP, in consultation with the Danish Refugee Council, identifies and selects external expertise.
Røde Kors Danmark/ICRC indsats i Yemen 2023-2024 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the 2022 ICRC Yemen Appeal that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 134 million CHF. 

The activities covered by the appeal include promoting compliance with IHL and humanitarian access and protecting civilians. Activities will contribute to strengthened access to health services through support for 42 health centres and 31 hospitals; food assistance for 221,500 persons; support for improved food production targeting 630,000 people; and improved access to water and sanitation for 3,3 million people. Health services include access to mental health and psychosocial support. Activities also include helping people contact their relatives and addressing the issues of missing people, as well as ensuring proper treatment of and conditions for detainees.

Annual report can be found through this link: https://www.icrc.org/en/annual-report This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the 2023 ICRC Yemen Appeal that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 136 million CHF.
Genopfyldning af danske konsulenttrustfonde i multilaterale udviklingsinstitutioner IDB Danish Trust Fund Consulting Service
Denmark's support to the Pacific Community (SPC) on loss and damage in Pacific Small Island Development States The project will provide an overall picture of the types, locations, scale, affected assets, and communities afflicted by climate induced loss and damage in the Pacific region and the resilience of islands. This will be done by providing evidence on the nature and scale of potential loss and damage in selected local environments and sectors, based on case studies. Potential losses at household or small-scale economic development sector level, will be identified based on survey data. With this information as a baseline, PSIDS’ capacity will be strengthened in key areas (e.g. planning, policy, readiness to receive and utilize funding to address loss and damage) through country driven targeted national loss and damage institutional strengthening support projects.