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ILO Employment (Emergency Unemployment and Employment Stabilization Fund) - Covid-19 The emergency unemployment and employment stabilization fund (EUESF) will be set up and managed within the Social Security Corporation. The project management is by the tripartite SSC Board according to SSC internal rules and regulations and utilizing all existing monitoring, reporting, oversight and control mechanisms and systems in place in the SSC. The EUESF will receive funding from donors either directly or through an Employment Recovery Fund, the ILO will administer that.  As an innovative instrument, the ERF will support the efforts of the Ministry and of the Social Security Corporation to implement the Employment Recovery Strategy of the Government of Jordan.  

The ultimate aim is that the National social protection systems achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable.

The projects’ main objectives are: 
-	Extend income protection to vulnerable workers otherwise not covered in the COVID and post COVID context. 
-	Combine the support of emergency response measures with the development of appropriate and financially sustainable participation mechanisms to encourage the target group to participate in social security on a more permanent basis. 
-	Formalize a segment of workers that are now predominantly working in the informal sector. 
-	Cover a large share of workers in vulnerable categories with unemployment insurance and other core social security benefits.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Tuko Pamoja is an exchange project that gives youths the possibility to develop their entrepreneurial and technical skills in music, dance, circus and visual arts. The project develop and strengthen cultural education as well as increase the quality of teaching in music, dance and circus. Further, develop and strengthen the already existing networks in the local communities and outreach programs in Norway and Mozambique
Use of Statistics Norway for Tax for Development in Ghana Two-year pre-project to plan for a long-term collaboration. Some of the work that will be explored include 1) work on the business register, 2) training in statistics, 3) national accounts, and 4) macroeconomic modelling. The aim is to develop a long-term cooperation between Statistics Norway and the Ministry of Finance and Ghana Statistical Service to improve the institutions. ability in providing tax policy research.
FAO Special Fund for Emergency and Rehabilitation (SFERA) The Special Fund for Emergency and Rehabilitation Activities (SFERA), established in 2004, enhances the capacity of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) to respond rapidly to food security and agricultural emergencies. Most of the poor and hungry depend on renewable natural resources for their livelihoods. These natural resource-based livelihoods are most affected by natural hazards, transboundary animal and plant pests and diseases, socioeconomic shocks, conflict and protracted crises, making smallholder farmers, fishers and herders more vulnerable to shocks.
Refugee response - Sudan regional Support to Sudan regional response. Softly earmarked contributions to UNHCR activities and appeals 2023-2026.
Global South Package - East Africa - NORCAP Assistance to secondments in UN and other partners  in response to humanitarian consequences of the Ukraine war
NORAD Improving Food and Nutrition Security Mali Improving income and food production in rural Mali through diversification of crops and income sources
Emergency support Gaza Support to UNRWAs humanitarian Gaza Flash appeal. The gender perspective is incorporated in the results framework and reflected in reporting.
ITI - Enhancing and Strengthening the Peace Making Process Enhancing and strengthening the peace making process, the development agenda and the transition to democracy and national reconciliation in selected countries in Africa, through the exposure to the South African transitional experience.

Objective
To strengthen the various efforts and prospects in four main countries towards achieving processes for peace and stable development, based on a common understanding of the main challenges facing the specified country.  

Beneficiaries /target group 
This project aims through stronger national and regional consensual processes to strengthen the prospects for sustainable peace and stable development in 4 main countries, notably CAR, Lesotho, South Africa and Zimbabwe . 

ITI proposes to continue to support peace and stability processes in four African countries under 3 thematic areas notably national reconciliation and social cohesion; Democratic Reforms; and Economic Transformation. The countries of focus to be targeted under these themes are the Central Africa Republic (CAR), Lesotho, South Africa and Zimbabwe. During the course of the project, short term engagements with a few other African countries might be taken on board. This project will be a continuation from previous programme phases and is aimed at building up from these phases and further consolidating on the investments and achievements thus far accomplished. 

In line with the thematic approach, the theme of National Reconciliation and social cohesion will target CAR and Lesotho. This theme speaks to the strengthening of a national consensus towards achieving sustainable peace. This involves establishing and strengthening the various key stakeholders including elites and institutions to come to the table and agree to a common vision and roadmap for peace and work in complementarity towards achieving this roadmap.  Currently the levels of fragmentation are too high to sustain any momentum for meaningful peace and stability in the target countries.
Advancing Realisation of the UNGPs in Pakistan The aim of the project is to contribute to a business environment in Pakistan which enables the protection and fulfilment of the rights of the most vulnerable. The project will achieve this through ensuring labour standards and the rights of informal workers are better upheld in the textiles sector through the implementation of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGP), and that the right to work of marginalised communities, including women home-based workers, religious minorities and transgender persons, is advanced.
ACCORD Core Support 2023 - 2025 - To Enhance Multi-dimensional Approaches to Complex Conflicts in Africa Core-support of ACCORD’s five year strategy on enhancing collaboration and coordination towards improving the effectiveness of responses to address increasingly complex conflicts in the African continent. Enhancing the role of women to prevent, mitigate and resolve complex conflicts is one of the strategy objectives.
NOR-Combating Harmful Traditions The project seeks to combat attitudes and practices leading to discrimination of women and girls in Bajhang. The three main practices are a) Chhaupadi (segregation of women during menstruation) b) Gender based violence c) Alcohol abuse
The Transparency Trust Fund The Fund will strengthen member countries ongoing anticorruption efforts in order to enhance governance in the region through:
- Enhanced access to information
- Enhanced participatory Mechanisms
- Enhanced monitoring Mechanisms
Support to discharge of disqualified maoist combattants The support to the discharge of VLMR Maoist combatants is channeled through UN Peace Fund for Nepal and will include activities related to the discharge process including the rehabilitation and reintegration of the former combatants..
UNI Women Mentoring Programme in Southeast Asia Empowerment and capacity development of female trade unionists in Southeast Asia - mentorship programme
NMS-Malagasy Integrated Rural Development Program (phase II) Enable the rural population in Madagascar to be capable of managing their own economic and social development.
NORHED II Renewable Energy Capacity Building in Renewable Energy Research and Education in Ethiopia - with a focus on competencies related to renewable energy resources assessment and characterization, optimization of renewable energy production technologies, as well as renewable energy planning and system analysis.
NIPO. Capacity building in cooperation with WIPO The objective is to strengthen the infrastructure of the Intellectual Property (IP) systems and increase the capacity and competence in the area of Intellectual Property Rights. The Norwegian Industrial Property Office (NIPO) implements the projects in cooperation with the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO). Target groups are government officials at various levels, mainly from IP offices, in ODA countries. Expected results are better conditions for innovation and economic growth.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, Zimbabwe. The overall objective is to enhance the participants understanding and knowledge of legal systems, processes, and institutions, and to develop their skills in legal analysis, advocacy, problem-solving, and research. This will enable them to bring comparative justice and legal experience to solution table and to jointly promote the rule of law and democracy East and Southern Africa.
UN Peacekeeping Ministerial 2023 Small scale grant to support Ghana in hosting the UN Peacekeeping Ministerial 2023. UNDP is responsible for coordinating the funds from donor partners in a multi-partner fund.
Strengthening Ecosystem Governance for A Just and Sustainable Livelihood Indonesian forests are protected and forest-dependent communities have sustainable livelihoods.
Norconsult - Feasibility study Noconsult wants to continue project development of renewable energy projects, primarly solar, in Zambia and Rwanda and develop a portfolio of projects to be implemented. Norconsult did a pre-feasbility study with Norad support in 2017/18 and applies for further support to do full feasbility studies of several projects.
MA-Improving the Living Conditions of Indigenous People in Ratanakiri Provide climate smart-agricultural techniques training, support small-scale farmers to apply the techniques, and market facilitation. Establish and support agricultural producer groups and savings groups.
Together for inclusion - Mozambique 1) Support to DPOs to become strong and knowledgeable advocates and advisors on inclusive education and early childhood development, and 2) support to governments in developing projects that enables learning on how real change towards inclusive education and early childhood development can be made
Strengthening the rights of Indigenous People and Local Communities in Brazil This component aims to foaster concerted campaigns in Brazil and Indonesia by local partners using EU pressure to reduce deforestation and strengthen IPLC rights.
Improving Judicial Quality Project The activities aimed at strengthening the role of the HJPC entail the implementation of EU peer review recommendations related to appointment, appraisal and promotion of judges, according to the criteria of the European Network of Councils for the Judiciary (ENCJ).
NORHED II Climate change, Energy, Sustainability Climate change, Energy, Sustainability: Transformations and Governance. Development of local education and research capacity to deal with  challenges related to the sustainability of extraction of their energy resources, particularly oil and gas, and the implications for climate change mitigation.
Food Assistance to Vulnerable Palestinians in Gaza Strip Food-insecure and vulnerable Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip are supported to meet their essential food and nutrition needs. The Norwegian grant will enable World Food Program WFP to provide electronic food voucher assistance to around 20,100 people in the Gaza Strip for 12 months.
This project aims to target selected households in Gaza, the majority of whom are registered by UNRWA as refugees.
Develop data services on deforestation risk in commodity value chains for financial investors The aim of this project is to develop data services on deforestation risk in commodity value chains for financial investors, to make them invest in deforestation risk free commodity value chains. The goal is to reduce deforestation in rainforest countries.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange This project aims to strengthen the care of sick and premature neonates and support human milk banking in India. Furthermore, health personnel will be empowered in collaborative work in different cultural settings with diverging levels of resources and varying challenges.  the latter will be aparticullar focus for the Norwegian partner OUS. There will also be a focus on teaching the teacher.This projects therefor seeks to ensure the delivery of essential new-born care providing vital attention to all infants during the crucial days following birth by improving the knowledge and skillset of nurses in the neonatal intensive care unit at LHMC & KSCH. NICU nurses coming to OUH get the opportunity to see the full spectrum of treatments and care, including several that are not yet fully implemented in India. Some of these treatments are planned to be introduced with help from OUH, during the next three years. The Indian exchange staff will be exposed to different routines, organization, and teamwork and more.
Norwegian contribution to United Nations 2024-25. Development aid. Norwegian contribution to United Nations 2024-2025. Share from Development Aid budget.
Enhancing youth participation in political processes The initiative plans to have two activities per year, consisting of practical workshops in Kenya, and study trips to Norway. All activities in Kenya will include a practical debate activity aimed at reaching the youth electorate.

On the norwegain side, this initiative involves a partnership between the Young Christian Democrats (KrFU), The Young Conservatives (Unge Høyre) and The Yound Liberals (Unge Venstre). KrFU is the responsible organization, while the two other parties contributing
Norsk Solar AS feasibility study solar power plants in Colombia and South-Africa Support to feasibility studies and project development of solar power plants in Colombia and South-Africa
DMF II Debt Management Facility 2014-2018 The facility would have the specific objective of: 
(i) scaling-up the application of the DeMPA program, 
(ii) designing debt management reform programs based on DeMPA results,
LBN Education Syrian Refugees Strengthening Access to, and Retention in, Formal Education in Lebanon
Beirut & Beyond International Music Festival 2017-2019 Strengthen Beirut & Beyond International Music festival in Beirut as platform of expression for independent musicians and artists in Lebanon and the region, through capacity building to the Beirut & Beyond secretariat and support to the organization of the festival and workshops. The overall goal of the project is to promote freedom of artistic expression and increase access to arts and culture in Lebanon and the region.
Palestinian refugees political participation This project aims at increasing political participation of vulnerable groups, especially Palestinian refugees, precisely participation in elections, involvement in political parties,
and engagement in general civil and national action. More specifically, it seeks to increase the percentage of election participation for the upcoming election to the 20th parliament. The project implementation is in six governorates that have low voter turnout.
Frameagreement 2020_2024 Information to patient’s family and to the general population on eye health.  Promotion of good hygiene practices.
Medical assistance in Palestine Provision of health services and life-saving medical treatment for the most vulnerable through strengthened local medical response capacity, incl. medical equipment, supplies and training.
Mine action in Nagorno-Karabakh Mine Action response to humanitarian support to civilians in area involved in conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh
Young deaf empowerment Support to improve the livelihoods of deaf youths in Uganda through business training and employment
YouthCan - Young Cities-III Phase The project aims for a world without polarization and extrimism by working with young activists to adress violent extremism in theircommunities as well as increase the capability of municipal stakeholders to developeffective R/CVE programs.
REACH Multi Donor Trust Fund RBF Education World Bank Results in Education for All Children (REACH) seeks to help countries strengthen their education services by focusing programs and initiatives on results, with the ultimate goal of boosting learning outcomes especially among the most vulnerable populations. Established in 2015, the World Bank program funds results-based financing projects and provides technical support and advice on results-based financing in education to other World Bank teams and development partners. One of its main goals is to contribute to the evidence base around results-based financing in education, gathering data and knowledge that can be used to develop better education programs and policies, with the goal of boosting education outcomes. REACH is funded by Norway, USA and Germany.
MRE/Mine Action in Yemen The risks from landmines, cluster munitions and other explosive weapons are reduced to a level where civilians can live in safety and development is not constrained.
Ffu - FAO Responsible use of fisheries and aquaculture for sustainable development The planned effect on society is the sustainable use and conservation of fisheries resources.

The planned effects for the target group of the Project are:
Outcome 1: Developing States’ implementation of the Agreement on Port State Measures to Prevent, Deter and Eliminate Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing and complementary instruments improved.
Outcome 2: Countries adapt to climate change effectively and secure sustainable socio-economic development.
Outcome 3: Countries competent authorities and aquaculture stakeholders enhance capacities to improve health of aquatic animals and plants, reduce disease burden and minimise transboundary spread of diseases through the Progressive Management Pathway for Improving Aquaculture Biosecurity.
Outcome 4: Institutional capacities increased for making available, implementing and monitoring social protection programmes, including shock-responsive and gender sensitive social protection for fishers, fish-workers and fish-farmers.
Outcome 5: Results-based Project management and implementation.
TEC-ISCEJIC-Leveraging to FI and Secure sustainable livelihood The objective of this programme is to support diverse faith actors to work together to build an inclusive society to fight inquality and secure sustainable livelihood
General agreement CITES 2020-2024 General agreement CITES 2020-2024. The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora is an international agreement between governments.
NMS-Malagasy Integrated Rural Development Program (phase II) Through education, training and professional support enable the rural population in Madagascar to be capable of anaging their own economic and social development by promoting a full participation of the women and other marginalised groups, improved production.
Digital Development Partnership (DDP) The objective of the Trust Fund is to help operationalize the World Development Report 2016 on Digital Dividends and to offer a partnership platform for digital innovation and development financing.
Activities:
1) Data and indicators; 2) Digital economy enabling environment; 3) Internet access for all; 4) Digital government; 5) Mainstreaming digital innovation
General contribution International Union for the Conservation of Nature 2020-2024 General contribution International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) 2020-2024.
UNHCR Humanitarian Support to Moldova Support to UNHCR's regional response plan in Moldova within the 2023 UNHCR Supplementary Appeal for the Ukraine situation, which is part of the overarching 2023 Ukraine Regional Response Plan coordinated by UNHCR. In Moldova, the main support includes provision of multi-purpose cash support and protection services and information. In the regional response, UNHCR has a strong focus within protection on gender-based violence (GBV), supporting services and referral pathways for survivors of GBV and promoting minimum PSEA standards and a survivor-centred approach through the PSEA Network. Disability status is disaggregated in the response under all clusters and the inclusion of people with disabilities is integrated across project activities.
NORAD Food Security Programme DRC Improve partners' and cooperatives' advocacy skills and strengthen partners' capacity to manage programs.
IFRC appeal Ukraine The IFRC response in Ukraine and impacted countries is guided by three humanitarian goals of the operation: 
• Humanitarian Assistance and Integration for those who have been impacted and/or displaced by the conflict. 
• National Society Development, to ensure that National Societies can sustain their interventions and be ready for subsequent shocks. 
• Humanitarian Diplomacy tied to advocating for principled and unimpeded humanitarian action, the consistent application of International Humanitarian Law (IHL), access to basic humanitarian services, the protection of people displaced internally and across borders, and the reinforcement of the auxiliary role of National Societies, guided by their commitment to the Fundamental Principles.
Cameroon - Fight Corruption & Forest Crime, Support Defenders and Improv Fight Corruption & Forest Crime, Support Defenders and Improve Governance
Support for Sustainable Peace in South Sudan, The programme aims to address deep rooted conflicts, gender inequalities and improve access to water and sanitation in a holistic manner to achieve sustainable peace within a safe environment
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Ethiopia, Uganda. PELUM Uganda works to improve the livelihood and economic resilience of smallholder farmers in rural communities, primarily by sharing skills and knowledge related to environmentally sustainable and responsive farming practices and techniques. 

PELUM Ethiopia works primarily with and for socio-politically marginalised women farmers to promote food and nutritional security through the use of agro-ecologically based land use management. They have a holistic approach to their work, and are involved at all levels of society from grassroots promotion of sustainable agroecological practises and climate smart natural resources management, through to national level advocacy and research. Their mission is to be ‘a strong voice for the voiceless’ within the area of smallholder farming, as well as a centre of excellence in promoting environmentally sustainable ecological land use management.

Both PELUM partners work directly to address challenges such as climate change, land degradation, low production yields and limited access to appropriate technology, which in turn lead to persistently low agricultural production, food insecurity and environmental degradation.

The proposed project focuses on strengthening practices that will allow smallholder farmers in Uganda and Ethiopia to be more responsive to these challenges, and to thereby enhance the use of climatically and contextually adapted sustainable agricultural methods to enhance food production and concomitant economic and nutritional security. The project encompasses SDG # 2, Zero hunger, SDG #13, Climate action, and SDG #15, Life on land.
Research, evidence and results monitoring - SCN Global Research, evidence, studies and evaluations as well as capacity strengthening from technical advisors in Save the Children Norway to support monitoring, evaluation, learning and accountability for all country programmes included in the framework agreement
The Legal Battle for Indigenous Territorial Rights in Peru Support the Achuar peoples lawsuit againts the peruvian state regarding their right to  integral territories in line with ILO 169.