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Support to World Bank Indonesia Mangroves for Coastal Resilience Project (M4CR) Under Indonesia Oceans MDTF The Danish support will complement Indonesia Mangroves for Coastal Resilience Project (M4CR), consisting an IBRD loan of US$ 400 mio to rehabilitate and promote sustainable mangrove landscape management and to improve livelihood opportunities for mangrove communities, and a grant of US$ 15 mio. including from this Danish grant, which will strengthen policy and institutions for mangrove management. The Danish support contributes to Subcomponent 1.4 “Facilitating Payments for Blue Carbon” of the M4CR, supporting to Indonesia’s readiness to access blue carbon finance, which could contribute significantly to its NDCs and other emission reduction goals. To support Indonesia’s readiness to access blue carbon finance.

The Danish support will complement Indonesia Mangroves for Coastal Resilience Project (M4CR), consisting an IBRD loan of US$ 400 mio to rehabilitate and promote sustainable mangrove landscape management and to improve livelihood opportunities for mangrove communities, and a grant of US$ 15 mio. including from this Danish grant, which will strengthen policy and institutions for mangrove management. The Danish support contributes to Subcomponent 1.4 “Facilitating Payments for Blue Carbon” of the M4CR, supporting to Indonesia’s readiness to access blue carbon finance, which could contribute significantly to its NDCs and other emission reduction goals.
Analysis next generation of country partnerships and the role of the World Bank The objective of this assignment is to perform a concrete analysis and clear recommendations for Denmark and likeminded countries to take forward to the WBG to use the momentum around Country Partnerships and Just Energy Transition Partnerships to trigger significant reform of the World Bank’s country level work.
UNICEF humanitarian action Somalia HF, 2023 Contribute to the humanitarian response of UNICEF targeting children and vulnerable families.
Integreret sundhedsprojekt i Oropeza-provinsen/Potolo-Poroma Projektets mål er at forbedre sundheden og støtte udvikling hos ca. 25.000 subsistenslandbrugere ved at uddanne landsbyansvarlige i sundhed, ernæring og organisation. De uddannes i henholdsvis forebyggelse, traditionel og vestlig medicin, i dyrkning og brug af grøntsager og proteinrige afgrøder og i organisation, demokrati og udvikling. Kvindegrupper, skoleelever og sundhedspersonale får undervisning i de samme emner, og forskellige grupper har haft mulighed for at etablere miniprojekter. I de to første projektområder (fase 1 og 2) har man afsluttet uddannelsen af i alt omkring 150 sundhedsansvarlige, 120 ernæringsansvarlige og 120 organisationsansvarlige. Der er etableret 48 kvindegrupper og iværksat miniprojekter.
IWM - Enhanced Flood Forecasting and Warning IWM has enabled BWDB to issue reliable and accurate early warning with location specific detailed flood forecast that reduce vulnerability for larger population of people living in flood prone areas
Building Stronger Universities Phase IV (2023-2028) To contribute to 1) improved quality of research-based tertiary education within selected thematic areas leading to high-quality graduates who will contribute to society through relevant employment; 2) more and better quality research from the three African universities which contributes to knowledge of particular relevance to sustainable development nationally, in Africa and globally; and 3) increased use of results from applied research by both public and private stakeholders in the three countries.
OCHA Ukraine HF 2022 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022, which calls for 190 million USD to reach 1.8 million people with humanitarian assistance.
Primary Health Project in Herat Province The objective of the project is divided with a humanitarian and two development objectives: The objectives strives to consolidate the health care system established in previous project phases in order to continue ensuring the basic human right to health for the population, with special focus on remote areas: Humanitarian: Access to and utilization of health services as specified in the Basic Package of Health Services and Essential Package of Hospital Services for the population in three districts in Herat Province. Nomadic and remote area populations will be reached by outreach services and mobile clinics. The results of the humanitarian objective are measures by the following indicators: Number of population served by outreach and mobile clinics, Number of births attended by skilled health worker, Number of pregnant women attending at least one ANC service as well as number of children under 1 year fully immunized. Development: 1. District health systems strengthened in three districts with emphasis on training and capacity development of Afghan individuals and systems. 2. Support to local community health development through training of community members and representatives in specific skills relevant for health and nutrition. The objectives are monitored by the number of individuals attending specified training and of females as regular shura members. 
DAC is running a district hospital, 18 health clinics and 227 health posts. The health posts consist of a married couple whereas the wife is trained as a birth attendant and the husband as a first-aider. They are also trained in basic counselling and in identifying high-risk-cases. The health posts acts as a referral point. DAC also runs three mobile health teams that focus on the far-to-reach areas. In 2014 DAC had around 312 local employees and one expatriate stationed in Herat. The DAC board members and the Copenhagen office play an important role as technical advisors to the implementation
Winterization Project in Mykolaiv City/Oblast in Ukraine To support Mykolaiv region in addressing the urgent needs before winter 2022/2023, including i) emergency repair of windows and doors in residential blocks; ii) emergency repair of heating supply; and iii) emergency repair of water supply.
Early Recovery Initiative The intention of the ERI project is to expand the reach of legitimate government authority by working with FGS, FMSs and local communities. ERI will enable the FGS Ministry of Interior, Federal Affairs and Reconciliation (MoIFAR), FMSs Ministries of Interior, Local Governance and Reconciliation (MoILGR) and other partners and donors to engage in areas newly recovered from AS control (newly recovered areas, NRAs).
ERI is part of a broader CSSF stabilisation programme that delivers a set of upstream interventions with both local and international actors to enhance civil-military coordination and influence Somalia’s overall approach to immediate and early recovery.
DIBE 2022-12739 - Real Relief Transferring the Technology of Safepad to empower more women in Uganda The company aim to carry through 4 pilot projects based on finished pads in 4 different areas: Wester, Eastern, Central Uganda and Eastern DR Congo. However, a small proportion of fabric and necessary machinery will be included for the production workshop.

The company aim to carry through 3 workshops:
1) production & Training (How to make a safepad)
2) Marketing / Sales (How to make Safepad a sustainable business)
3) Quality Assurance & Quality Control (How to ensure and maintain the high quality standards).

with a positive conclusion on the pilot project, we aim to do a technology transfer of Safepad to Uganda which includes setting up a local production. Real Relief provides on-sota training and video instructions for all processes as well as quality assurance guidance and SOP's
Agua Potable de Machala Projektets overordnede udviklingsformål er at medvirke til en forbedring af sundhedstilstanden for at skabe grundlag for økonomisk vækst og derigennem en reduktion af fattigdommen og forbedring af levestandarden generelt. 

Det umiddelbare formål er at øge den lokale befolknings adgang til rent drikkevand og reducere omfanget af vandbårne sygdomme, hvorved den almene livskvalitet og produktivitet i projektområdet kan forbedres. 

Projektet omfatter installation af et vandrensningssystem med en rensningskapacitet på ca. 70.000 m3 dagligt. Projektet skal sikre, at mindst 45.000 husholdninger i området modtager drikkevand, som lever op til WHO´s kriterier.
NCG fc contract - Identification and formulation of two pilot projects PSP Sahel Identification and formulation of two pilot projects under the Sahel Peace and Stability Programme.

To identify and formulate two pilot projects for the PSPII with separate programme documents according to the AMG mini project format. The two projects will act as pilot activities to gain experience with potential new partners/new joint mechanisms and as first steps towards possible elements in a new PSPIII, which is set to start mid-2024.

In a Whole of Government approach, it is envisaged that the pilot projects preferably should be joint projects together with other partners in a multilateral or regional mechanism to enhance the possibility for achieving real impact and to ensure a greater coherence and coordination of action.
Strategisk konsolideringsfase for Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Continuation of support to independent media in Southern Africa through MISA
EIB (EDF) 2023 Interest subsidies provided to soften the terms of loans administered by the EIB.
Enhanced Danish-Ethiopian Energy Partnership Programme (DEEP)- Danish Energy Agency To support the development of the Ethiopian government structures and systems that in a sustainable and cost effective way to ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all (SDG 7) and hereby supporting the Ethiopian vision of building a Climate Resilient Green Economy while reaching lower middle-income status by 2025.
Bac Giang Drainage and Sanitation Project Projektets overordnede formål er at bidrage til forbedret sundhedsniveau og levestandard generelt, og derved medvirke til at skabe et miljøvenligt grundlag for økonomisk vækst. 

Det umiddelbare formål er at opsamle og behandle u- og forbehandlet spildevand fra industri i rensningssystemet, inden det udledes i Thuong River.

Projektet omhandler etablering af et drænings- og kloakeringssystem med en kapacitet på 13.500 m3/døgn, og skal dække det forventede behov for afledning af spilde- og regnvand frem til år 2015 med mulighed for udvidelse af kapaciteten med op til 50 procent.
Policy, Monitoring & Management Support Component The component aims at ensuring that water and sanitation activities are managed in a sustainable manner through use of local human resources and institutions.
Kenya ODA-loan IV Afdrag på statslån The loan provides funding for purchase of goods and services in Denmark for cement-produktion, grain drying and livestock transportation.
DGBP 2023 - Clean Energy Drinking Water Solutions in Kenya The project objective is to mature the commercial sales and distribution model of the clean energy SaWa solutions using solar purification technology, thereby creating income for women and improving livelihoods of poor households in Kenya, while reducing risks of water borne diseases and GHG emissions from avoiding the need for firewood or charcoal for boiling water. Through the structures of MYWO, 125 women will be targeted as sales agents, distributing 30,000 Sawas and thereby improving access to clean and safe drinking water for approx. 15,000 households. The scaling potential is significant as the SaWa is one of the world's most affordable clean energy drinking water purification solutions, and by partnering with Africa’s largest women organisation, MYWO, with its 4 million members. The project supports Kenya Vision 2030, and relevant national water plans, policies and strategies.
Contribution to UN Women and Justice Rapid Response Joint Programme Strengthening accountability for sexual violence in conflict
International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT) Grant to IRCT (International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims) for 2016-2018 supporting objectives of IRCT Strategic Plan 2015-2020.
Health-based support to rehabilitation of torture victims and the prevention of torture worldwide
Liangshan No. 1 People's Hospital The purpose of the project is to improve the health conditions of the local inhabitants in Xichang City by upgrading Liangshan No. 1 People's Hospital. Furthermore, the project will contribute to improve the conditions of living.
Green, sustainable and inclusive economic transformation In line with “the World We Share” and the Danish Government's long-term strategy for global climate action, “A Green and Sustainable World”, Denmark aims at contributing to the development of a resilient Uganda in balance. 

The goal is to create a pro-poor, green and inclusive economic transformation that adapts and counteracts the negative consequences of climate change, while at the same time promoting equitable and sustainable development, including job-creation and economic empowerment for youth and women. 

Focus will be on making use of synergies between the green agenda and job creation, while taking into account the trade-offs involved. With this, Denmark will work to support Uganda’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) in line with the Paris Agreement and the Ugandan Climate Change Act of 2021. Energy access is key to economic development, particularly fighting energy poverty and ensuring clean energy for agriculture. 

Climate adaptation at scale requires crowding-in of commercial and semi-commercial funding. Denmark will contribute to the development of sustainable, commercially viable financing models for climate adaptation. This will also contribute to Denmark’s international leadership on climate adaptation and green finance mobilisation.  

Stewardship of nature, ecosystems and the environment are essential, including through nature-based solutions, which provide a net-positive benefit for biodiversity. Several Danish actors, including foundations and NGO’s, are active in this area, and projects may complement this work. 

Finally, the strategic objective may address a healthy transition towards safe, resilient, and sustainable cities in Uganda apart from the work being done by e.g. Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance. Promote a green, sustainable and inclusive economic transformation to adapt to the global climate crisis. The programme's final beneficiaries are small-holder farmers and people employed in agriculture - production, processing, export etc. The poorest and most vulnerable, refugees and youth is an essential group that will be involved and targeted. Finally, evidence show that climate change hits women hardest, which is why gender will be an integral part of the inclusive green transformation.
LR Marine –  Reducing energy loss in pipe systems for the process industry in Tanzania The purpose of the project is to set up a local production via local partners that assist setting up a local production of pipe insulation. The company need to uncover the challenges in setting up a business entity in Tanzania, to dertermine how to establish the company and what type of business entity will be the best and the company need to find out if the production should be in the capital Dar es Salaam or in the port area of Tanga by allocating: local raw-material providers, local machine builders, governmental approvals and local transport companies.
Finalisation and quality assurance of evaluation reports and evaluation studies 2022/2023 Quality assurance, proof reading of evaluation reports and evaluation studies
Danish Refugee Council humanitarian project Addressing Critical Protection Gaps through Integrated Protection and Economic Recovery Solutions 2022-23 Vulnerable individuals in Lebanon, Jordan and Syria are better protected, more empowered, and have opportunities for self-reliance.
Danmarks Radio's programme activities related to the Christmas calendar project (Børnenes U-landskalender), 2021-2023 To engage and inform the Danish public – children and families in particular – about the situation and challenges of developing countries and how Denmark can contribute in creating a better future for vulnerable people in the Global South.
UNDP Green Growth and Job Accelerator (GGJA) The Green Growth and Job Accelerator Project focuses on existing SMEs. For youth to get a job 
outside the public sector, jobs need to be created in enterprises. To address the challenges related 
to lack of opportunities for already established entrepreneurs and SMEs in growing their business, 
Green Growth and Job Accelerator Project facilities will be established in the countries. The 
Accelerator facilities will be based on the proven concept by UNDP’s Nordic representation office 
(UNDP Nordic). Under the new DAPP, the UNDP Accelerators will engage local (and Danish) 
companies and work with them to support their efforts to innovate and grow through tailored 
support in targeted time bound ‘business innovation journeys’. UNDP Nordic has developed an 
innovative and adaptable methodology and has been successfully implementing similar Accelerator 
concepts in a range of other countries and contexts. UNDP Nordic will engage closely with UNDP 
country and regional offices as well as private service providers in the four countries. A key element 
and value-driver of the proposed initiative is that it harnesses the various innovation and growth 
ecosystems in Denmark, the MENA region and globally, into the Accelerators.
Promotion of Accountability, Civic Engagement and Rights The Programme will operate with three intervention areas: strengthening accountability, enhancing civic engagement, and promoting and protecting rights. Outcome objectives and indicators are defined for each intervention area. The Programme will support relevant studies and research to sustain the activities under each intervention area. The Programme will work with civil society partners selected through calls for proposals and may work with building capacity in selected government institutions. The Programme will be managed by the Royal Danish Embassy in Kampala, responsible for the management of funds from other development partners on principles of delegated partnership. The Programme will run from 2023 to 2027 with an overall budget of DKK 300 million of which DKK 75 million are from Denmark.The Programme will mainly be driven by civil society organizations.  The civil society partners will be selected through a process of calls for proposals. The proposed projects’ relevance and contribution to overall Programme objectives, as well as the partner organization’s capacity to implement will guide the selection. The programme may also work with selected government institutions (duty bearers) directly or through partners. Before engaging in direct or indirect funding of government institutions the Danish Embassy will carry out a thorough political economy analysis of the selected institution. To strengthen democratic values, protection of human rights and civic space
DGBP 2023 - Whey2Value - Greening the dairy sector in Pakistan The two objectives of the project are; i) reduce the waste from cheese production by 44 million liters yearly and reduce pollution of this waste in local waterways, ii) transform the waste into a healthy and nutritious drink/food products and scale the opportunity that has been matured during the greening top up funding of the DMDP project GAIN Access to Better Dairy. Implement the matured business case with 5 local dairy companies to create significant new revenue streams, generate new jobs (business case indicate a good profit margin for a product price of 50% of milk), and iii) generate demand of the innovative affordable nutritious product among malnourished children using retail outlets as well distribution via social protection programs.
Assistance to appraisal of the proposed Danish support to Global Water Security and Sanitation Partnership (GWSP) for the period 2023-2026 Assistance to appraisal of the proposed Danish support to Global Water Security and Sanitation Partnership (GWSP) for the period 2023-2026.
Assessment of UN Development System to support achievement of SDGs Assessment of UN Development System to support achievement of SDGs

The updated assessment of the functions and capacities of the UN development system will provide recommendations from an independent source to strengthen the capacity of the UN development system so it is optimally positioned to support countries to achieve the sustainable development goals
Anti-Corruption Programme in Uganda The programme aims to support the Government of Uganda (GoU) efforts in strengthening the fight against corruption. The implementation is framed within Uganda¿s Poverty Eradication Action Plan. The programme follows the principles of the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness and is intended as complementary to planned and existing government and development partner initiatives. The overall development objective is ¿to enhance accountability and reduce corruption in the administration of public duty and service delivery in Uganda¿. The immediate objective is ¿to build the capacity of anti-corruption agencies and non state actors to effectively engage in fighting corruption¿. (The objectives are harmonized with those supported by DFID.)
Appraisal of the Danish Eastern Neighbourhood Programme, 2022-2026 The Russian invasion of Ukraine drastically altered the context for the next phase of the Danish eastern neighbourhood programme (DANEP) and by implication also the appraisal of the programme. The focus of this assignment was consequently reduced to conduct an early quality assessment of the overall programme design process, management and modalities, as well as three projects that can be implemented despite the invasion. A final desk appraisal is envisaged in second half of 2022, which will assess the uptake of the recommendations of this pre-appraisal and possibly also issue additional recommendations. As a consequence of the revised scope of the assignment, the tasks of the two consultants contracted for the appraisal were somewhat adjusted and a third consultant joined the team to provide additional targeted input to the assignment. The objective of the appraisal was to assess the quality and feasibility of proposed projects under the Danish Eastern Neighbourhood Programme (DANEP) against the overall framework for Denmark’s partnership with the Eastern Neighbourhood Countries 2022-2026 and in line with the Aid Management Guidelines (AMG).
Supporting winterization needs - donation of heaters to Ukraine The aim of the project is to contribute to the various efforts to support the winterization needs of Ukraine. The specific donations of 20 heaters to warm up larger tents and rooms/buildings will contribute to the work of the Ukrainian State Emergency Agency.
Support to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change Trust fund for Participation for COP27 To ensure OECD-DAC-listed developing countries’ participation in COP27 through a financial contribution to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)’s Trust Fund for Participation