devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Women Deliver - Bridging Grant 2020 The strategic objective is, by various means of advocacy, to reach and influence key decision-makers, and promote the uptake of data-driven recommendations on policies and investments related to gender equality in key international NGOs, UN Agencies and countries, with the aim to accelerate progress towards improving the health and rights of women and girl globally and in developing countries. The objective will be achieved through 1) communication and advocacy materials developed and disseminated in Kenya and globally that contribute to shifting the narrative to prioritize gender equality and girls and women’s health and rights, 2) Technical support on gender equality and girls’ and women’s health and rights, including SRHR and the COVID-19 response and recovery, provided to UN agencies and through Women Deliver participation on key task forces and initiatives, and 3) Support to networks of advocates, in order to push for progress on gender equality and girls’ and women’s health and rights, including in the COVID-19 response and recovery, globally and in Kenya.
Global Focus (GF) development project Hackathon 2020 Bevilling ti Globalt Fokus engagements-hackathon 2020
Kenya bilateral programme - resilience, peace and stability Development engagements in support of resilience, peace and stability
Resilience, Peace and stability (ACT)
WSTF: Access to water in the ASALs*****
FSF Årsrapport 2019: oversættelse til engelsk Translation of the Peace and Stabilization Fund's 2019 Annual Status Report into English.
Sekundering af SL til EEAS Stratcom The seconded national expert will, in co-operation with the Stratcom team, support EUs external policies by;

- Support Eastern Neighbourhood partner countries in developing their capacities and policy frameworks on disinformation and foreign manipulative interference;

- Work closely with especially Ukraine and Georgia on their efforts to increase resilience and capabilities;

- Support an enabling environment for other external policies and programmes of the Union in close collaboration with the Commission, notably Support Group Ukraine

- Contribute to the EU’s proactive communications in the Eastern Neighbourhood through engagement with relevant media actors, e.g. Russian language media in Ukraine.

- Contribute to supporting media in the Eastern Neighbourhood through developing and maintaining existing networks of journalists and media-related NGOs; Ref. Ares(2020)1816035 - 30/03/2020

- Contribute to the further development of the EUvsDisinfo online products with analysis of media narratives in relations to conflicts, political trends and the foreign policy agenda in Ukraine and other Eastern Partnership countries;

- Raise awareness of disinformation as well as the wider media situation in the Eastern Neighbourhood through, i.a., appearing on expert panels, giving background briefs to journalists and speaking in public at related research and awareness raising events;

- Liaise with relevant colleagues in delegations, other EU institutions, Member States as well as international organisations, such as NATO and OSCE;
Recruitment of Advisers Expenditures related to the recruitment of senior advisers, special assistants and JPO's, who are deployed to international organisations, and (since 2018) think-tanks, of particular importance to Denmarks priorities in the international development cooperation.
Evaluation of the Danish Support for Climate Change Adaption in Developing Countries The overall theme for the evaluation will be to examine how and to what extent the Danish development aid portfolio is addressing longer-term resilience in the target countries, and to identify mechanisms that have been successful in this respect
Partnership with UN Office for Project Services in India to Provide Strategic-Technical Support to Jal Jeevan Mission for Achieving SDG6 The support will contribute to the objectives of the Green Strategic Partnership. The purpose of partnership between the Government of Denmark and UNOPS is to provide strategic-technical support to the Indian Prime Minister’s flagship community-managed programme, the Jal Jeevan Mission, which has as its objective that by 2024, all rural households will receive drinking water supply in adequate quantity and of prescribed quality on regular and long-term basis at affordable service delivery charges, leading to improvement in living standards of rural communities. Through coordination between UNOPS and the Embassy of Denmark, it will be ensured that the partnership and the bilateral Indo-Danish cooperation on JJM mutually support and reinforce each other in order to achieve the maximum impact.
Danish Emergency Management Agency (DEMA) annual contribution 2020 Agreement between Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Danish Emergency Management Agency 2020
Government of Denmark – UNICEF COVID-19 Response in Ghana Project To address the main primary and secondary impacts of the pandemic and enhance the resilience of key vulnerable segments of population in the epicenters of the outbreak - low income urban communities in  Greater Accra and Greater Kumasi Regions.
Funds from Primary Health Care to Kenya Accountable Devolution Programme Development Engagements in support of democratic governance, human rights, including SRHR, and equitable access to services
Agritech Entrepreneurships Project Objective:
Entrepreneurs (in the Agritech sector) have registered feasible, revenue geneating start-ups, which are building innovative, easy to adopt technologies in support of the Pakistani agriculture, thus generating employment, economic independence and accelerated economic activity in Pakistan.

Project Description:
This project will be a five-month virtual incubation program that supports the Pakistani Government’s vision to generate employment and focus on one of the most critical sectors of the economy. The project involves organization of extensive capacity-building workshops for twenty start-ups (inducting forty entrepreneurs) , one-on-one mentorship sessions to counsel entrepreneurs for low-cost, easy to adopt products/services and  the facilitation of access for entrepreneurs to necessary resources, technical know-how, industry-networks, and a platform to pitch their ideas to renowned venture capitalists.
Denmarks Broadcasting Corporation (DR) auxiliary activities Denmarks Fund-raising (Danmarks indsamling) 2021 Bevilling til DR til kommunikation og engagement op til Danmarks Indsamlingen 2021
Screening and Reviewing of Funding Proposals in the Green Climate Fund Support the process of ensuring a stronger engagement of the joint (NL/DK/LX) board seat regarding funding proposals, leading to strategic influence on the development and approval of projects. The specific objectives of the consultancy will be to support due diligence in the process of reviewing funding proposal as well as a lead to increased understanding of the GCF portfolio especially around elements considered a priority in the Danish organisation strategy for GCF
Strengthening gender equality in LMICs across the AMR intervention and implementation research continuum The objective is to develop practical evidence-based guidance, which will help governments and researchers, working in low and midddle income countries to adopt more progressive gender lenses into priority areas for AMR interventions across sectors.
Danish Institute for Human Rights:Strengthening an integrated approach to implementation and monitoring of human rights and the 2030 Agenda"2019-21 Strengthening an integrated approach to implementation and monitoring of human rights and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in pilot developing countries 2019-2021, DIHR project
The Joint IDP Profiling Service (JIPS), 2020-2021 People and their communities are able to progress towards and reach durable solutions to displacement, supported by the collaborative efforts of governments, humanitarian and development actors that are based on high quality evidence. JIPS supports this by ensuring high quality standards and effective use of profiling and displacement data systems.

The Joint IDP Profiling Service (JIPS) aims to provide core evidence for programmes in support of internally displaced people by establishing a stronger data and information base on demographic and vulnerability issues. The program is led by a steering group composed of, among others, UNHCR, Danish and Norwegian Refugee Council, UNDP, OCHA and IDMC. Since its establishment in 2009, profiling projects have been carried out in a large number of countries affected by internal displacement. In addition, extensive training has been carried out by both own and partner employees, and a number of web-based tools have been developed, which are now available for free use on the JIPS website. 

Key results:
Ensuring high quality standards and effective use of profiling and displacement data systems through: › Field support and capacity building › Information management and innovation › Advocacy and communications
Goal 1: Joint responses to displacement are informed by comprehensive durable solutions analysis shared by governments, humanitarian and development actors and affected communities
Goal 2:
Responses to urban displacement crises are informed by adequate, tailored analysis that accounts for displacement and population vulnerabilities in addition to the wider urban context
Goal 3:
Governments and local authorities are able to make an informed choice of displacement data systems that are appropriate for their contexts and intended uses, and are supported to implement profiling exercises as relevant Support to the Joint IDP Profiling Service (JIPS), 2020-2021
The Results Reporting Project: Assistance to OpenAid revision The overall purpose of the results-reporting enhancement process of which the present assignment is part is threefold:
(i)	Comprehensive and timely information to the Danish Parliament and to the public on development results; 
(ii)	Improvement of internal reporting and accountability structures making the results reporting at unit level more informative; and 
(iii)	Preparation of an annual Ministry scorecard linked to the SDGs, which will allow linking Danish results with global progress.
The consultancy aims at assisting the MFA in achieving improvements in results reporting on OpenAid, as identified during the diagnostic work in 2020. The consultancy aims at assisting the MFA in achieving improvements in results reporting on OpenAid, as identified during the diagnostic work in 2020.
Political Party Cooperation and Sustainable Coalitions Enhancing the capacity of South African political parites to manage coalition-governments at local level
UNDP Media and Elections in Iraq, Leading From Behind: Enhancing Investigative and Forensic Capacity in Iraq under Syria-Iraq Programme 2019-21 The objective of the peace and stabilisation cooperation among the parties is to increase media content that is independent, impartial, and inclusive on the 2021 Iraq elections, which serves to further democratic values, accountability, and positive social and political change.
Support to the fight against corruption and illegal enrichment in Mali To support the fight against corruption and illegal enrichment in Mali through a delegated partnership with the Netherlands.
Covid 19 - UNICEF - Additional storage space for protective equipment for developing countries Covid-19: Appropriation regarding "Hjælpepakke III" 

Due to the COVID-19 situation, UNICEF has been faced with a challenge as regards lack of storage space for COVID-19 protective equipment for one year. 

The Equipment (hazard suits, gloves, needles etc.) from, amongst other, China and India for use in Africa and Asia.

In concrete logistical terms, the need is for 5.-6.000 Square Meters which extends above the current capacty available to UNICEF. For this reason, UNICEF needs to acquire new storage space for this need. UNICEF has identified storage space which will cost around DKK 0,9 million a month - or roughly 11 mio. for a year.

The amount exceeds UNICEFs ordinary storage space budget, which is under extra pressure due to the extra costs relating to COVID-19 response. For this reason, UNICEF has requested that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs supply financing for extra storage space in these extraordinary situations.
CIVICUS - 2020-2023 CIVICUS is a leading organisation in defending civic freedoms and civic space around the world. In accordance with Denmark’s priority of promoting civic space in developing countries, Denmark supports CIVICUS Strategic Plan 2017-22 with a particular focus on goal no. 1- “Defending civic freedoms and democratic values”. The support enables CIVUCS to continue its work to research and create awareness about civic space challenges, advocate for stronger global norms, engage in country level campaigns and strengthen civil society accountability. Youth is treated as a crosscutting issue in much of CIVICUS’ work. 

The development objective for Denmark’s engagement with CIVICUS is to promote an enabling environment for civil society in the developing countries with a particular focus on Africa.    

Find more here: https://www.civicus.org/index.php/strategic-plan Danish support to CIVICUS 2020-2023
DIPD - Danish Institute for Parties and Democracy 2021-2025 Vivid and well-functioning multiparty democracies with indusive political parties, who ensure the social, economic and political rights and influence of citizens.
Danish Church Aid (DCA) Christmas Calender project Aminit dreams of going to school 2021 Danish Church Aid - Christmas Calender 2021-2013 - Aminit dreams of going to school. The overall goal of the project is to enable children in target areas of Turkana to access quality education.
Burkina - Good Governance 2021-2025 - Enhance Security The Good Governance 2021 - 2025 Programme is composed of 4 projects:

Project 1: Improvement of the judicial system and access to justice 2021-2025
This project generates better access to justice, an efficient criminal chain and an efficient judiciary which will help to restore the population's confidence in its judicial system.

Project 2: Improvement of trust between populations and internal security forces 2021-2025
In the targeted provinces, the Internal Security Forces will provide more effective protection to civilian populations while respecting human rights and the rule of law, in conjunction with civil society organizations and other actors mobilized within the framework of local security initiatives.

Project 3: Promotion of human rights, peace and social cohesion 2021-2025
Stronger CSOs with increased skill levels will implement better quality actions on the ground, promoting peace and expanding access to rights, especially for women, youth and marginalized groups.

Project 4: Empowerment of women and control of demographic growth (2021-2025)
Relevant and effective actions to reduce gender inequalities, accelerate the demographic transition, promote social cohesion and the economic and political empowerment of women will be implemented.
Study of Private Sector Development Programmes The objective of the study is to capture the main trends in how Danida and other development agencies support the improvement of the business environment in developing countries. It should- where relevant- highlight good practices, approaches and examples. The study should help ELQ prepare the Terms of Reference (ToRs) for an in-depth complex evaluation of the subject in the autumn 2021.
DRK/IFRC Covid-19 appel Indien, 2021-2022 This appropriation note covers a Danish contribution of DKK 7.4 mio. kr. to the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent
Societies’ (IFRC) emergency appeal related to the COVID-19 outbreak earmarked to India. The Danish contribution will hence support the Indian Red Cross, which delivers assistance and support to Indian communities affected or at risk of being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The support is provided through the Danish strategic partner, Danish Red Cross (DRK).

Through IFRC’s global COVID-19 appeal, support to Indian Red Cross in delivering assistance and support to communities affected or at risk of being affected by the COVID-19 outbreak, with a focus on sustaining health and WASH, addressing socio-economic impacts and strengthening the Indian Red Cross.

Due to its nature as a response to a humanitarian appeal operational results are general and highly aggregated and the MFA contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner.  Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://www.icrc.org/en/resource-centre Through IFRC’s global COVID-19 appeal, support to Indian Red Cross in delivering assistance and support to communities affected or at risk of being affected by the COVID-19 outbreak, with a focus on sustaining health and WASH, addressing socio-economic impacts and strengthening the Indian Red Cross.
U Thant House - Centre for Learning and Dialogue Implementation for the underlying engagement ended by end of 2021. Due to delays in bank transfer, last disbursements and final balancing of budgets took place in early 2022. The programme will establish U Thant House as a centre for learning and dialogue focused on the key challenges facing
Myanmar today, and to help the people of Myanmar reimagine peace and rethink development.
UNHCR activities in Libya, 2019 As a lead agency for the protection and shelter/non-food item sectors, cash and market working group as well as co-lead of the Refugee and Migrant Platform (together with IOM and IRC), makes UNHCR a key stakeholder in the coordination structure of the overall humanitarian response in Libya. The most vulnerable IDPs and returnees will be provided with core relief items and/or shelter or cash assistance. Regarding cash assistance, UNHCR’s cash monitoring strategy will be further strengthened, targeting the most vulnerable. Reports on these activities are available from https://reporting.unhcr.org/sites/default/files/gr2019/pdf/GR2019_English_Full_lowres.pdf#_ga=2.241443522.1161942469.1621970551-1103233004.1619619467 - and
https://reporting.unhcr.org/libya UNHCR activities in Libya, 2019
Midterm Review of Organisation Strategy for Denmark's Engagement with Global Environment Facility (GEF) and Least Developed Countries Fund 2018-2022 The mid-term review will consider progress in Danish cooperation with the GEF and LDCF against the five DAC criteria: i) Relevance, ii) efficiency, iii) effectiveness, iv) sustainability, and v) impact. And it will assess the extent to Denmark, in collaboration with other like-minded countries has succeeded in facilitating linkages and synergies.

The mid-term review is not as such an assessment of the performance of the GEF, for which Denmark and other contributing donors rely on a number of other assessments such as the MOPAN, extensive annual reports and evaluations, including those from the Independent Evaluation Office (IEO) and the comprehensive evaluations that are performed every four years to provide solid evaluative evidence to donors. These evaluations provide an independent assessment of performance and results of the GEF over a GEF replenishment period. The comprehensive evaluations assess the extent to which the GEF is achieving its objectives and identify potential areas of improvement.
Danish Red Cross (DRC) and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding Ethiopia 2019 Danish Red Cross/ICRC efforts in Ethiopia, 2020 - 20 million DKK to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)'s efforts in Ethiopia, which i.a. must ensure the protection of civilians, support for bringing families apart, emergency support for the health sector, assistance to health clinics and hospitals, and support to cover other basic needs of those affected, including in particular medicines and medical devices;
Core contribution to UNDP 2018-2022 UNDP’s vision is to help countries achieve sustainable development by eradicating poverty in all its forms and dimensions, accelerating structural transformations for sustainable development and building resilience to crises and shocks.

Three priority areas highlight the most important objectives from a Danish perspective. These priority areas are the framework for the core funding provided by Denmark to UNDP. In addition, Denmark attaches importance to promoting the acceleration of action to addressing climate change via its development cooperation, including by building national capacity for climate adaptation and mitigation as well as accelerating the transition to clean and renewable energy, in line with the Paris Climate Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals. 

Priority Area 1: Effectively delivering UNDP Signature solution 2: Strengthen effective, inclusive and accountable governance

Priority Area 2: Effectively delivering Signature solution 3: Enhance national prevention and recovery capacities for resilient societies 

Priority Area 3: Continuously enhance organisational effectiveness contributing to UN reform, curbing corruption and leveraging innovation
Revision of AMG The overall purpose of the assignment to improve the efficiency and quality of the administration of development cooperation.

The revision work related to the AMG primarily concerns assistance to the preparation of formats, templates, annexes, checklists, including a new guidance note on results reporting  as well as QA of existing documents with special focus on better integration of HDP and greening. The objective is that the AMG site is clear, precise and pedagogical for staff by providing
support during the preparation and the implementation of development cooperation.
Table Mountain Water Source Area Partnership: Protecting Critical Groundwater “Table Mountain Water Source Area Partnership : Protecting Critical Groundwater” project .

The framework of groundwater policies, regulations, bylaws, monitoring and institutional mandates, which would ensure the sustainable use of
groundwater resources by various governance bodies and stakeholders are currently not in place, not well understood, nor operational. The
Ta will support the mandated government bodies in enacting their role and mandate, and will further mobilize the public – local
communities in particular, as well as the private sector. The TM-SWSA partnership should hereby contribute to ensuring that groundwater is
well understood, monitored and regulated as a critical water resource. The Table Mountain Strategic Water Source Area is well managed, including the sustainable use of groundwater, to ensure the continued provision of water to South Africa, supporting its people and ecosystems.
Formulering anti-korruptionsprogram i Ukraine -The objective of the consultancy is to scope and formulate phase II of the EU Anti-Corruption Initiative (EUACI) with a budget of EUR 22.9 million co-financed by the EU and Denmark to be implemented by the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs to its Aid Management Guidelines (www.amg.um.dk). The process will build on an already approved EU "Action Document".
WFP Dadaab Refugee Camp Kenya 2019-2020 Danish contribution to WFP's efforts in relation to the food assistance to the Dadaab Refugee Camp, Kenya, 2019-2020. The danish contribution will help the WFP's effort to cash programmes. 

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.wfp.org/publications Danish contribution to WFP's efforts in relation to the food assistance to the Dadaab Refugee Camp, Kenya, 2019-2020
Danish Church Aid - NGO call Horn of Africa - South Sudan and Ethiopia, 2021-2024 Support of vulnerable groups among refugees, internally displaced people and affected local communities to mitigate the social and economic impacts of COVID-19 and strengthen resilience to natural and man-made disasters in South Sudan and Ethiopia.