devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Environment SPS. Kenya Miljøsektorprogrammet i Kenya blev afsluttet i 2010. Programmet blev gennemført i samarbejde med svenske Sida, men Danida var hovedansvarlig for programstyring og administration. 

Programmets samlede budget var på DKK 167 millioner, hvoraf Sida bidrog med DKK 67 millioner. Programmet blev gennemført i samarbejde med det kenyanske miljøministerium, Kenyas miljøstyrelse samt via NGO'er og lokalsamfund.

Programmet fokuserede på miljø- og naturressourceforvaltning og opbygning af miljøinstitutioner i Kenya med henblik på at sikre en bæredygtig miljøplanlægning i Kenya og forbedrede levevilkår for befolkningen. Programmet havde tre delmålsætninger:

1. Forbedrede fattigdomsorienterede politikker og strategier samt forbedrede institutionelle rammer for den nationale miljøplanlægning.

2. Øget kapacitet i miljøstyrelsen til håndtering af decentral og tværsektoral miljøplanlægning.

3. Øget involvering og deltagelse af civilsamfundet i miljødebatten både lokalt og nationalt, samt udvikling af koncepter for styrkelse af lokalsamfunds evne til at gennemføre miljøprojekter.
SPS Education: Non-allocated funds The project aims at providing support to activities such as alphabetisation or exchange between Danish and Beninese Teacher Training Colleges.
Decentralised Rural Development Support to commodity chain development, including a locally managed rural development fund for grants available for the development of public infrastructure and private sector investment.
The Consultative Research Committee for Development Research Det Forskningsfaglige Udvalg (FFU) blev nedsat i 2006 med det formål at bistå Udenrigsministeriet med forskningsfaglig rådgivning i relation til konkurrenceudsatte midler. Det er FFU¿s hovedopgave at sikre den forskningsfaglige kvalitet, relevans og effekt af de enkelte bevillinger samt at rådgive om strategisk anvendelse af den konkurrenceudsatte pulje.

FFU består af op til 9 medlemmer, der udpeges af udviklingsministeren. Medlemmerne, der udpeges for en periode på 3 år ad gangen, skal have en forskningsmæssig baggrund. Endvidere deltager Udenrigsministeriet med et medlem i FFU. Medlemmerne af FFU kan være danske eller internationale. Udviklingsfaglig Tjeneste i Udenrigsministeriet (UFT) er sekretariat for FFU. FFU¿s rådgivning omfatter Finanslovskonto § 06.35.01.11 Forskningsvirksomhed.
Støtte til private danske organisationers faglige netværk - Tematisk Forum The three focus areas of the network include advocacy, capacity building, and monitoring and evaluation. Activities will include group discussions, surveys, seminars and conferences, and internet based communication.
Network of Business Membership Organisations in the Mediterranean and Gulf countries (Confederation of Danish Industry; DI) DAI. Network of industri organisations in the mediterranean basin and the Gulf countries.
Justice Partnership Programme (JPP) The Justice Partnership Programme is co-funded by the EC, Sweden and Denmark to support justice sector refrom in Vietnam. The total grant amounts to EUR18.7 mil, of which Denmark contributes DKK78.8 mil
FFU administration The two-year grant covers the administrative fees for the concultative research commitee and its memebers
Relief and Rehabilitation in Zimbabwe 2008-2009 Specific Project Objectives: 1) Sustainable sources of basic food and income for vulnerable households 
2) Community empowerment to mitigate spread of hiv/aids
Restoration of Agricultural Livelihood in Northern Uganda After 20 years of armed conflict, Northern Uganda is still vulnerable and underdeveloped compared to the rest of the country. The RALNUC2 programme contributes to the implementation of the Government of Uganda's Peace, Recovery and Development Plan for Northern Uganda (PRDP). The programme seeks to: 1) increase agricultural productivity and marketing for returning internally displaced persons; and 2) increase public service delivery in Northern Uganda by providing budget support for the PRDP. More specifically the programme supports internal displaced persons who have returned to their farm land after having lived in camps for internally displaced persons for many years.

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

The expected results are: 1) At least 18,000 farmers (of which at least 50 % are women) receive agricultural training for two seasons, improve their agricultural production and gain access to higher value markets; 2) Increased capacity of District Farmers Associations to provide sustainable advisory and other agricultural related services; and 3) Significant agricultural related rural infrastructure projects constructed through cash-for-work.
Urban Development and Environmental Management Development objective: Improved living conditions of the urban communities by facilitating decentralised implementation and monitoring sustainable urban development and environmental management in Local Government Authorities (LGA).
DIGNITY - Dansk Institut mod Tortur Cooperation Agreement with Dignity previous name RCT
B2B Virmegraf and Tørring Bogtrykkeri-Northlander. Outsourcing of printing. The vision is to form a digital outsourcing industry in Bolivia.
The goal of the project is to establish a 100% digitally based production unit at Virmegraf in Cochabamba Bolivia, able to produce pre-press and internet products of a quality high enough to receive outsourcing jobs from the Danish partners and, on longer perspective, also from other companies in Northern European market. The production unit will primarily be related to the production of newspapers, advertisements and web production (websites, newspapers on the internet).
The project objective is to establish a digital and internet based graphics outsourcing unit, building up qualified production capacity in Bolivia. An attractive working environment will be created in the outsourcing unit, to serve an export market initially to Denmark.
OVE/Kenya - Vedvarende Energi - ulandskalender 2009 Under the Same Sky is a project that addresses local environment- and climate problems in both Northern and Southern Kenya. It has two interlinked parts A + B to adressing three issues: environment, poverty and education.
Center for Kirkeligt Udviklingssamarbejde - CKU- Pool Grants General contribution to a Danish NGO (DMR-U).
Support to the labor union´s educational program for the accomplishment of a new constitution Stette til en åben, transparent og bred folkeig proces for demokratisk deltagelse i den kommende forfatningsrevision. At undervise og uddannee lokale faglige ledere og fagligen aktivister i den konstitutionelle proces med henblik pa at understøtte en bred folkelig kampagne og sikre folkelig deltagelse i og ejerskab dl denne politiske proces.
PPP Albatros/Karen Blixen The project, entitled Learning for Life, Responsible Tourism at Karen Blixen Camp, targets the education and training of the local Maasai youth. The project aims to support the Danish Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen¿s initiative ¿Realising the Potential of Africa¿s Youth¿ launched through the Africa Commission. The project aims to achieve this through specific activities targeting the creation of a hospitality industry institution; the expansion and strengthening of the local educational facilities; and establishing a holistic forestry programme for the community and tourism operators.
Independent Institutions To support the Judicial Service and CHRAJ. To provide access to justice, promote good governance and protect human rights at all levels of society
Extraordinary contribution to DanChurchAid in Ethiopia 2007 Extraordinary humanitarian contribution to DanChurchAid in Ethiopia 2007
Development of MSM Enterprises (MSMEs) The support aims at enhancing the contribution of MSMEs and commercial agriculture to equitable growth, exports, employment and government revenue by: providing Business Development Services to MSMEs, credit through guarantee and access to finances
SPS Education: Component for Basic Education The project aims at strengthening equal access to basic education, improving the quality of basic education, and strengthening the national planning and budgeting capacity within the sub-sector. The funding is mainly provided through sector budget support
Capacity building for biosafety and ecological impact assessment of transgenic plants in East Africa Capacity building for biosafety and ecological impact assessment of transgenic plants in East Africa Capacity building for biosafety and ecological impact assessment of transgenic plants in East Africa Capacity building for biosafety and ecological impact assessment of transgenic plants in East Africa
Danish Technical Office in Baghdad Continuation of establishment of a Danish Technical Advisory Office under the Embassy in Baghdad
Projet de faisabilité des ressources de l'énergie renouvelables au Mali The feasibility study cover a) a detailed solar radiation and wind energy map, b) estimation of volume of straw from rice and cotton production for use in a biomas energy incl design of a 3-10 MW plant and c) production of ethanol from cassava
Local Development Programme Denmark strives to enhance good governance across the local level by strengthening local institution building, local government and public participation.
Unallocated funds under the Health Sector Programme For activities under the health sector programme support in Tanzania
Programme management Capacity building and support for programme management in MPI e.g. the Secretariat of the Steering Committeee (review, monitoring, financial management, fellowships and contingencies).
WTO Aid for Trade Programmes The Doha Development Agenda Global Trust Fund (DDAGTF) was established in 2002 to finance the implementation of the WTO Training Activities. The WTO technical assistance program consists of a mixture of short and medium-term training and capacity building activities such as seminars, symposia and conferences which focus on WTO rules and regulations. Examples of topics covered are dispute settlements, trade and environment, non-agricultural market access rules (NAMA), regional trade agreements, sanitary and phytosanitary measures (SPS), technical barriers to trade (TBT), trade-related intellectual property rights (TRIPS), trade in services and trade negotiations. The bulk of the training events consist of a few days¿ training in Geneva, regionally or country-wise; but there are also longer courses of up to 3 months¿ duration. As all training is provided free of charge for the participants, the expenditure is to a large extent travel costs, hotel, per diem etc. for the participants. Denmark has supported DDAGTF since the beginning and has provided DKK 2-3 million per year. The current commitment of DKK 9 million is disbursed as a three-year grant 2013-15 of DKK 3 million annually. The STDF was initiated at the Doha Ministerial Conference in November 2001 by five key multilateral organizations; the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE), the World Bank, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Trade Organization (WTO). The STDF is a global partnership that supports developing countries in building their capacity to implement international sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) standards, guidelines and recommendations as a means to improve their human, animal and plant health status and ability to gain or maintain access to markets. In 2013 the External Grant Committee approved a three-year commitment, allocating DKK 3 million per year from 2013 to 2015.
Local Grant: Support to "Communities and Small-Scale Mining" (CASM) Local Grant: Support to "Communities and Small-Scale Mining" (CASM)
Administration, Review and Technical Assistance. Contribution to development of peaceful and democratic Nepal with social justice for all through consolidation of the peace process.
Oplysningsbevilling - Rejsestipendier 2005-2012 To promote development awareness
Good Governance and Human Rights Programme in Ghana, phase II (2009-2013) The second phase of good governance- and human rights (GGHRP II) is a five-year programme spanning from 2009 to 2013 with a budget of DKK 170 million kroner. 

The programme has the objective of improving the Ghanaian citizen¿s opportunities to ensure the protection of their human rights, and to enhance citizen¿s opportunities to participate in societal affairs. Three different kinds of support are given: support for the courts and human rights institution, civil society and the media. 

The programme is divided into two components. In the first component, which has the objective of increasing capacity in the most important independent legal- and rights institutions, the support is given to the Commission for Human Rights and Administrative Justice, and the courts. The second component aims at strengthening the demands for good governance and human rights by supporting civil society and the media. The support is given via a common support fund called STAR Ghana, which is an abbreviation of Strengthening Transparency, Accountability and Responsiveness (STAR) Ghana. The initiative is supported by the UK through DfiD, the European Union (EU), USAID and DANIDA.
Support to the sanitation water part of the national sector program The component covers family latrine promotion, scholl latrine and hygiene promotion in primary schools as weel as storm water drain in 2-3 smaller cities. The national sanitation program has its plannig and monitoring system developed.
Fellowships This fund will be spent for training/study tour purpose in the Danida Fellowship centre.
Support to Danish Research Network for International Health Support to Danish Research Network for International Health
Actionbased nature and game administration classes in primary schools The aim of the project is to contribute to a sustainable environmental use of natural ressources through classes in primary school in poor rural areas
External reviews and studies Ensure proper assessment of program implementation, risks and assumptions and formulate recommendations for needed adjustments.
Human rights The objective of this component is to the ability of Burkina Faso to adhere to international human rights conventions
Agriculture and Rural Development Sector Program Support in Vietnam The program's overall objective is poverty reduction in rural areas, especially for ethnic minorities and women, through sustainable agriculture and rural development, primarily in mountainous areas. The program builds on the experience of the first Agricultural Sector Program Support and consists of a central and a provincial component
. 
The central component focuses on innovative upland livelihood research and capacity development of policy research for development of mountainous regions. The research is based on identified needs focusing on the poor in mountain areas. The component aims at improving the quality of information for decision makers on policies that influence the conditions in the mountainous areas. 

The Provincial Component provides support through targeted sector budget support in agricultural and rural development sector in five of the country's poorest provinces (Dak Lak, Dak Nong, Lai Chau, Lao Cai and Dien Bien). Through consultancy support and policy dialogue with provincial authorities, Danish support aims at ensuring that provincial plans for agricultural development meet the needs of the poorest, ethnic minorities and women.
Rural development Support in Diffa and Zinder Regions Operationalising the SDR at regional level with the active participation of all relevant stakholders: Promote the long term sustainable management of natural resources: Improve the performance of agro-sylvo-pastoral value chains.
Alliance for improvement of education in the northern Ghana Alliance for improvement of education in the northern Ghana Alliance for improvement of education in the northern Ghana Alliance for improvement of education in the northern Ghana
Increased Government-Sponsored access to Primary Education Living conditions improved, return and reintegration facilitated among refugees and IDPs, and their participation in the development of Somalia increased. Conflict between host populations, refugees and IDPs in Somalia prevented.
PAIR - Programme for African Investigative Reporting Programmet, "the Programme for African Investigative Reporting (PAIR)" har som overordnet formål, at videreudvikle undersøgende journalistik i fem vestafrikanske lande: Benin, Togo, Ghana, Elfenbenskysten og Burkina Faso. 

Til det formål er der etableret en fond, der både skal fremme en større professionel beherskelse af dette fagområde samt skabe og støtte networking med andre journalister i og udenfor regionen. 

Projektet har 5 hovedaktiviteter: 1) etablering af et nationalt, regionalt og internationalt netværk af undersøgende journalister; 2) finansiel støtte til konkrete undersøgelser, både nationale og internationale; 3) rådgivning og undervisning til undersøgende journalister fra mere erfarne journalister; 4) kontakt til journalister i andre lande; og 5) muligheder for at publicere internationalt og deltage i konferencer.

Programmet er et samarbejde mellem International Media Suppurt (IMS), Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), og Foreningen for Undersøgende Journalistik (FUJ).
Early recovery support to vulnerable people To develop sustainable farming systems to protect the food security of the most vulnerable families
affected by HIV/AIDS through community based activities.
Institutional Support to MMAS - Ministry of Women and Social Action Institutional support to Ministry of Women and Social Affairs.
Road Sector: Support to National Roads To support development and maintenance of the main trunk and regional road network through institutional development and infrastructure improvements.
Danish Support to the German led Border Project in Northen Lebanon Danis support to german boarder project in the northern part of lebanon ph. 2
CARE - Betaling for serviceydelser fra økologiske systemer - fase 1+2 Projektet er et pilotprojekt, der implementeres i det mindre Kibungo vandskel, som udgør et hot spot område, der påvirker vandkvalitet og - kvantitet i Ruvu floden. Floden er en vigtig vandresource for privatsektor og borgere i Dar es Salaam. Projektet går ud på at udvikle og afprøve en retfærdig markedsbaseret model for betaling for miljøforvaltning, der sikrer betaling fra brugerne af vandet til de fattige bønder i vandindvindingsområderne. Projektet forventes på sælgersiden at forbedre livsgrundlaget for godt 4.000 fattige familier og forbedre forvaltningen af det omkringliggende naturområde. På købersiden forventes brugere af drikkevand, overrisling, elforsyning fra vandkraft og læskedrikke at blive tilgodeset, samtidig med at myndigheders og virksomheders grundlag for at kunne levere de nævnte ydelser forventes forbedret.
Ilocos Norte, Bangui Bay Wind Farm Project, Phase II The objective of the project is to establish and 8,25 MW wind farm at Bangui Bay in Ilocos Norte, 300 km north of Manila, and thereby ensure an economical development in the province through a clean and cost-efficient use of the wind resources.
Oplysningsbevilling - Rejsestipendier 2005-2012 Travelling scholarships from Danida´s Information Grants with the purpose of informing the Danish public of the developing countries
Capacity building and sector strategies Support restructuring of water ministry and regional offices, establishment and implementation of national water and sanitation strategy, increase local gov capacity, develop policy for increased hygenic stds, promote systematic involvement of women.
Advocating the human rights of Indigenous populations in Africa Since 2004 support has been provided to the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights and its Working Group on Indigenous Populations/Communities through the International Work Group on Indigenous Affairs. Since its establishment in 2001, it has undertaken several promotion activities that have brought the issue of indigenous peoples to the forefront of the Commission's agenda. As part of its mandate, the Working Group has prepared several important reports and documents on the rights of indigenous peoples. Moreover, the Working Group has undertaken 14 promotion, research and information visits to the following countries: Burundi (2005), Botswana (2005), Namibia (2005), Libya (2005), Republic of Congo (2005 and 2010), Niger (2006), Uganda (2006), Gabon (2007), Rwanda (2008), Democratic Republic of Congo (2009), Kenya (2010), Central African Republic (2007 and 2012) and Tanzania (2013). Since its establishment, the Working Group has also organised a number of sensitisation seminars: Cameroon (2006), Ethiopia (2008) and Congo (2011). These seminars serve to raise awareness about the rights of indigenous peoples and mobilise states and other stakeholders in protecting these rights.
For two years now, the Centre for Human Rights of the University of Pretoria, in collaboration with the Working Group and IWGIA, has been offering an intensive course on the rights of indigenous peoples in Africa, which is the first course of its kind in Africa. This is one of the strategies adopted by the Working Group to establish good partnership relations with higher learning institutions in order to encourage them to integrate the issue of indigenous peoples into their curricula.
Strengthening the role of the trade union movement in poverty reduction and promotion of democracy Trade unions in Southern Africa play an active role as civil society organisations and are contributing to achieving respect for workers' rights, more social equality and better living conditions for male and female workers.
Support to the Office of the Auditor General of Uganda - ITSP Strengthen the public sector financial management and accountability systems in Uganda
Regions of origin initiative in Syria Support to Danish Red Cross' Regions of origin initiative in Syria
Research projects/FFU incl. pilot projects from 2008. South and North driven from 2013 The daily administration of support to development research has been outsourced to Danida Fellwoship Centre i 2008. The contribution covers support to 36 individual research projects.
The support is provided to Danish policy focus areas.
Programme Management of the Health Sector Programme Programme Management and reviews of the Health Sector Programme Support in Mozambique
Chinese drivers for African Development The projecty analyses the effect of Chinese presence in Zambia by focussing on investments in three sectors. Thereby it provides insight into the consequence of Sino-African relations and thus a possiblity to maximize local benefits of these relationships
Appui à la mise en oeuvre de la Cellule d'Analyse et de Prospective au sein de la Primature au Mali Contribute to the strengthening of national capacity and expertice in the field of strategic and prospective political and economic analysis
Support to the DAR Secretariat, Office of the Prime Minister To build capacity of the DAR Secretariat to provide policy guidance, coordination, monitoring and general oversight to the DAR Programme.
Unallocated Unallocated funds for new activities to be defined under the Support to Public Sector Management programme.
Empowering the Invisible - Improving the Livelihood of PWDs in the Acholi Region in Northern Uganda. Immediate Objective 1: PWDs in target areas with improved opportunities to access services in health, education and employment by 2012
Immediate Objective 2: 3,000 PWDs¿ subsistence income and livelihood opportunities improved by 2012.