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Peru Building bridges between local policies, REDD+ and sustainable supply chain initiatives in Peru
NMS-Conflict awareness project (CAP) The Conflict Awareness Project (CAP) has the main goal of developing strategies and tools with NMS’s partners in three African countries concerning how to prevent and handle conflicts. The main goal is to increase the churches’ resilience in contexts affected by conflict. Relevant topics and tools include conflict sensitivity (Do No Harm), conflict management (Reflecting on Peace Practices) and conflict transformation (Facilitative Mitigation).
Covid-19 response operations Project support for WHO Indonesia's Covid-19 response. Aimed at suppressing human-to-human transmission of the virus and strengthening the resilience of health systems at provincial and district level.
Increasing Trade Competitiveness in the East African Region Increased trade competitiveness in East Africa through TradeMark East Africa Tanzania Country Project Strategy 2017/18 - 2022/23. TMEA objectives are (1) Reduced barriers to trade (2) Impoved business competitiveness for trade
NCA DRC capacity development for staffs and partners Capacity building and organisational development of partners and NCA staff.
Flexible funding/ rapid response Protection of civilians against explosive weapons (through survey, clearance and risk education), against sexual and gender based violence, and against food insecurity. Flexible funding/ rapid response for thematic approaches or country activities.
Support to FATF-Style Regional Bodies (FSRBs) in preparing for Mutual Evaluations As a member of FATF Norway is expected to provide financial and technical support to FSRBs (FATF-Style Regional Bodies). The support is provided through the FATF secretariat, hosted by the OECD.                                                The grant is counted as Norwegian support to the 4th round of Mutual Evaluations, and will contribute to the implementation of Strategic Priority 1 of FATF work plan; Strenghten the Global Network. The expected effect(s) on society are two-fold. On one hand, by improving the quality of FSRB MERs, the project will empower national authorities of ODA countries’ members of FSRBs, to strengthen their legal and institutional frameworks against money-laundering, and terrorist and proliferation financing and improve their effectiveness in the fight against financial crimes, by providing them with clear guidance and recommendations. On the other, the project will have a positive impact on development in ODA countries, by contributing to their financial integrity and curbing illicit financial flows.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The "Young Advocates for Change" is a volunteer exchange coordinated by the African Alliance of YMCAs focusing on develop young leaders and strengthening youth participation in civil society. The project builds on the African Alliance of YMCAs "Subject 2 Citizen"-philosophy which is about youth moving away from beings subjects towards being active citizens. The Subject to Citizen (S2C) initiative is designed to unlock the potential of young people and equip themwith the skills and confidence to transform themselves and other young people. During the 10-month exchange participants work with mobilizing youth and strengthening youth structures at branch level in the different partner organizations.
ZEC Food Security Project The project will contribute to increasing local climate-resilient food production, local value creation and income for food producers, and a reduction in malnutrition and undernutrition as a mitigation against the effects of Ukraine crisis.
Support to strengthen UN peace operations Support to strengthen the UN's capacity to plan and manage peace operations, based i.a. on recent reports on reform of UN peace operations, incl. the report of the High-level Independent Panel (of June 2015), and the UN Secretary General's Action for Peacekeeping (A4P) + support to the implementation of the General Santor Cruz Report on Improving Security of Peacekeepers and its Plan of Action.
Strengthening journalism’s capacity to support environmental sustainability and expose corruption, via journalist networks and civic engagement Impact: Protection of the world's oceans and rainforests and the rights of people affected by their destruction, and advanced dialogue among decision makers about the transparency of governments, companies, and financial institutions.
Outcome 1: Increased quantity and quality of breakthrough journalism with audience-centered strategies on rainforests, oceans, and transparency. 
Outcome 2: Increases in the quantity and quality of discussion about covered issues among key target audiences, through a stronger and better informed civil society that can advocate for improved policies.

The funds are committed in agreement QZA-23/0109, with a total grant of NOK 170.3 million, also including funds on programme area 03 from two different chapter posts on oceans and governance. Due to technical constraints on combining programme areas 03 and 12 on the same agreement in PTA, the rainforest funds are registered on a separate agreement. Governance, with particular focus on illicit financial flows, is also cross-cutting in the sectors covered by the project (rainforests and oceans).
UNODC - Strategic response to counter-cybercrime capacity building The need for a strategic response, the specific challenges of SE Asia and West Africa. Using UNODC staff with the knowledge, skills and experience to counter cybercrime through capacity-building. This approach gives a longer-term, sustainable response than simply conducting stand-alone training events.
Humanitarian Covid-19 response in 42 ethnic and Mestize communities in the departments of Guainía, Putumayo, Guaviare, Chocó, Cauca and Sucre Humanitarian Covid-19 response in 42 ethnic and Mestize communities in the departments of Guainía, Putumayo, Guaviare, Chocó, Cauca and Sucre. 
The general objective of the project is to contain and prevent the spread of Covid-19 and build resilience and improve the health of vulnerable ethnic communities in rural areas that are badly affected by Covid-19 and the isolation measures.
Education and covid-19, additional funds Uganda Outcome 1: Children Learn and Are Safe in a quality learning environment (Issue 1)/ Child Learn, are safe, and return to school (COVID Pillar 2) 

Output (COVID): Children affected by school closures continue to learn and their physical psychosocial and learning needs are supported 

Outcome 2: Children are Protected and violence against boys and girls is not tolerated (Issue 2)/Children are protected from risk of violence, exploitation, and abuse in their homes and in their communities (COV
SGBV/SRH response Syria Sexual and gendre based violence prevention and response, and sexual and reproductive health response in humanitarian context, Syria.
FRI Children's access to education, health and social services Viet Nam In a strategic partnership with Save the Children Vietnam, FRI will work with government institutions, civil society organisations, schools and universities to expand their project for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) children and youth in Ho Chi Minh City, Can Tho and An Giang. The aim of the project is that LGBT children and youth are fully included into society, with equal access to education, employment, health, housing and political participation.
Leveraging Faith to Seek Justice NCA Pakistan has the overall objective of diverse, resilient and empowered communities to lead climate action for a discernible improvement in the quality of their communities.
NRC  Boosting Girls and Young women's education Non-formal YBLN, adapted TVET,  skills for girls and young women at risk. Vulnerable adolsecent girls and young women at risk, non-formal education and skillstraining.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Feasability study:on post graduate training in surgery within the fields of urology, neurology, plastic and pediatric. Ethiopia, Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
UN Tax Committee Phase 2 In this second phase of the support to the UN Tax Committee there will be more focus on tax in the space of the SDGs as well as more customized products to LDCs and LLDCs. The main goals of the program are:
1)	Continue to bring about a more inclusive, strategic and effective approach of the work of the Committee on tax issues, including emerging and pressing topics in this area, affecting developing countries; 
2)	Strengthen the capacity of these countries, upon their request, to develop more efficient and effective tax systems that will result in an increase of their domestic resource mobilization and adoption of fiscal policies in line with the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs.
AUF - Mobilization for democratic involvement 2022-2023 Increased gender equality and knowledge on democratic mobilization through communications within Fatah Youth Movement (FYM) and to strengthen the capacity within FYM.
Return to the Forest Creating a public discourse in the Indonesian media on the issues of deforestation and green growth.
Mine action - Iraq Humanitarian mine action incl. survey and clearance, mine risk education and advocacy. Goal: Risks from mines, cluster munitions, and other explosive weapons in affected countries are reduced to a level where civilians can live safely and development is not constrained.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project will enable participants to learn and contribute to promote SRHR through the activities such as debate, action research, group discussion, workshop etc. The participants will not only learn about SRHR, but also the diverse cultures, leadership from this exchange program. The exchange program contributes to produce technical human resource and at the same time will strengthen the internal capacity of organization to conduct effective SRHR program and its advocacy. Cambodia and Nepal
Sustainable employment through Vocational Training Kabul Sustainable employment through Vocational Training, creating sustainable profit through Value Chain, and creating sustainable employment through Profitable Enterprises
Humanitarian - evaluation and monitoring - NORCAP Humanitarian support cost. NORCAP (Norwegian Capacity Standby Roster). Secondment of personell on short notice to the United Nation and other organisations strengthening their capacity to efficiently protect lives and livelihood of affected populations in crisis.
Scaling up Climate Smart Agriculture Ethiopia scaling up climate smart agriculture in Ethiopia addendum to main agreement
FSL and SGBV Gaza and Westbank Food security and support for protection from sexual and gender based violence in Gaza and Westbank, humanitarina support during the war between Hamas and Israel.
Rehabilitation and waste management of El-Bared Canal Irrigation System Rehabilitation and waste management of El-Bared Canal Irrigation System to reduce source-to-sea pollution and improve livelihoods in the Akkar Region of Lebanon
CSE Mainstreaming Circular Economy Municipal solid waste is a serious challenge for India due to poor management systems. India generates 62 milllion tonnes of solid waste annually and most of it reaches a land fill.  The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), a leading environmental NGO in India, will demonstrate that municipal solid waste can be segregated and composted at source and that the plastic waste can be recycled. CSE will train 100 municipalities on circular economy and develop 2 municipalities in India on source segregation of waste. It would develop 30 model schools as model zero waste school campuses. The project would also include training on circular economy, recycling and research on quality of compost from municipal waste.
Together for inclusion- small grants 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
Science/Indigenous Knowledge Unite to Reduce Forest Carbon Loss-Regional Regional coordination of the program "Science/Indigenous Knowledge Unite to Reduce Forest Carbon Loss”, which aims to reduce forest carbon emissions from indigenous landscapes caused by deforestation and forest degradation in Peru, Brazil, Colmbia and Ecuador, using a combination of scientific and local knowledge. Additional implementing partner: COICA.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Feasability Study: to explore the possibilities for an exchange of youth delegates between Colombia and Kenya.
Laos - Cost-Effective Reductions in Emissions from Deforestation Achieve tangible improvements in forest and trade governance. EIA is also implementing the project in Laos.
Mine action in Cambodia 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.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Kenya, Zimbabwe, Tanzania. Feasability study to map areas for exchange of personell and collaboration for learning.
Indigenous Autonomous Governance for Territorial Rights Supporting CORPI in their work to achieve enhancd territorial control and for the formal  recognition of the same territories.
Support to Renewable Energy Business Incubator (REBI) Vocational training to develop entrepreneurial skills and foster business development and entreneurship within the renewable energy value chain.
Sino-Norwegian Social Policy Exchange Promotion Project The Sino-Norwegian Social Policy Exchange Promotion Project aims to further promote academic exchanges, policy dialogues, joint research and international
discussions between Chinese and Norwegian policy researchers/makers on imperative policy issues related to population aging.
Leveraging Faith to Seek Justice NCA Pakistan has the overall objective of diverse, resilient and empowed communities to lead climate action for a discernible improvement in the quality of thier communties
Climate Resilient Rural Livelihoods Programme Ensuring youth inclusion and gender equality in the Malawi climate adaptation Programme
NORDEM – Support to Human Rights and Election Observation The projects supports capacity building for national authorities to handle conflict, to implement democratic elections and to promote good governance, rule of law, democratic processes
Venezuela - Combat sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) Venezuela - Contribution to combat sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in humanitarian crises as per the 2020 Humanitarian Action Overview/Appeals
Action to Strengthen Partnerships for Inclusion Resilience and Education Farmers in East Shewa and West Arsi Zone of Oromia and Northern Zone and Hawassa of Sidama in Ethiopia will engage with local CSOs to support SMCs/PTAs, farmer training centres, agriculture extension and mother support groups to mobilize local communities to plan, establish and manage school/community gardens and climate resilient food production activities. It will support youth, women, farmer groups, and cooperatives to diversify incomes and increase participation within local value chains.
PCBS  Support to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics Support to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics to implemet its statistical activities , capacity   and institutional building plans during the new   three years   phase 2018 - 2020  , the PA  is expected to contribute with a minimum of 65 % of the budget ,  other donors including Norway are expected to  cover the remaining  balance
Inclusive Education - Support to Children with Disabilities Support to UNICEF programme "Making Development Disability Inclusive for Children in Nepal" with a focus on two of the programme's components: 1) Data collection, analysis and evidence genderation; and 2) Education.
Preventing Communal Violence through community and interfaith Dialogues The project has one main goal which is to improve Social Harmony and Peaceful interaction within and between communities of different faiths and ethnics in Rakhine State and elsewhere.
Mental Health Support to Victims of War Trauma and Torture Victims of war trauma, torture, and GBV receive psychosocial support, specialized mental health services, and take part in prevention and awareness-raising activities.
Strengthening the human rights archive Strengthened fact-based advocacy, research and litigation supporting human rights in the Occupied Palestinian territories
Multi-hazard response awareness - Pakistan Disaster prevention and preparedness, incl. health crises. Multi-hazard response awareness, building capacity for local response. Additional funding 2022 emergency response.
WHO PCA B2 - Health emergencies (HE): Core Funds Core funds towards WHO's Health emergencies programme
Global Health research - RCN/NFR Research programme on global health from 2021 through the Research Council of Norway (RCN).
Frameagreement 2020_2024 Education based on individual education plans both at school and home based
UNOPS - Norway For You – Serbia Components target youth/women start-ups, vocational training, social inclusion and local infrastructure, and information security of the Government. The expected results are enabled employment of 170 ppl, and projects positively affecting 21.000 ppl. in underdeveloped municipalities. National information security tools and capacities of Government’s Office for IT and Electronic Governance will be developed/improved and the Government Computer Emergency and Response Team (CERT) established.
Professionalization program for empirical teachers of RACCS - Phase VIII The main purpose of the project is to provide Caribbean youth who work as preschool and basic education teachers with the necessary and appropriate opportunities with two strategic objectives: first, to improve the quality of the performance of young teachers through the development and participation in processes of teacher professionalization; and second, to facilitate the inclusion of these young teachers served by SAIH-FADCANIC in higher education in the Nicaraguan Caribbean. The Programme aims to improve capacity, knowledge and understanding on topics relating to inclusion, especially sexual orientation and gender equality.
ENSURING INCLUSIVE, CREDIBLE ELECTIONS 2023/2024 The overall objective of the project is to increase public trust and confidence of the electoral system through increase of political literacy of people and their voter rights and necessary electoral reforms.
Karama WPS project 2022-2025 Karama WPS project 2022-2025, Karama’s WPS project aims to increase women’s participation in the implementation of peace agreements, and to ensure that women’s rights are promoted, protected and enforced.
UN Special Advisor to the SG on Solutions to internal displacement Support for the UN Special Advisor to the SG on Solutions to internal displacement.
Gender is mainstreamed in OCHAs activitives.
Secretariat Tropical Forest Alliance Secreatariat for the TFA, a private-public partnership that aims to remove deforestation from palm oil, beef, soy and pulp and paper.
STRENGTHENING SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTALISM FOR THE DEFENCE OF INDIGENOUS RIGHTS AND THE BRAZILIAN DEMOCRACY Promote the functioning of pluralist, participatory and equitable democracy in Brazil by ensuring the representation of indigenous peoples. Enhanced performance of ISA and indigenous partner organizations in the protection of collective rights, and expanded capacity of indigenous peoples to autonomously manage their territories. Indigenous organizations capacities strengthened. Effective territorial protection and management. Setbacks in socio-environmental legislation and indigenous rights averted. ISA’s institutional capacity strengthened.
Adaptation Fund 2021- 2024 Multiyear agreement with the World Bank for support to the Adaptation Fund (2021-2024). The fund is an official financial mechanism under the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement and funds climate adaptation projects in vulnerable countries.
UNDP- Strengthened Infrastructures for Peace Project UNDP Support for National Dialogue Zimbabwe
Support to Monitoring, Verification and Compliance Mission in Ethiopia Financial, administrative and logistical support (via NORCAP) to the African Union Commission (AUC) and the implementation of their Monitoring, Verification and Compliance Mechanism (MVCM) that was established in January 2023. NORCAP has provided assistance to AUC from the start and was requested ini June 2023 to continue the support.
Feasibility market study for expanding e-commerce platform in secondary cities in Colombia Logysto is a technology-enabled e-commerce logistics platform established in 2017, that is currently operating in major Colombian cities such as Bogotá, Medellin, and Cali. Logysto is the brand name of Grupo Arlo. At the time of application. Grupo Arlo is 100% owned by Logysto Ltd, a company registered in the Cayman Islands. Grupo Arlo S.A.S has 51 direct employees. 

Logysto simplifies e-commerce logistics with the use of technology (mobile technology and AI), combining it with the shared economy, making logistics for e-commerce retailers faster, cost-effective, and more reliable than traditional courier alternatives. Today, the company has more than 800 active delivery drivers that distribute more than 100K packages per month.The project encompasses a 12-month feasibility study to analyze the market and business conditions necessary for the setup of Vueltap’s business in the most appropriate secondary and tertiary cities, such as Barranquilla, Bucaramanga, Pereira, and Manizales cities among others.The purpose of the feasibility study is to understand the business opportunities and requirements in order to roll-out last-mile logistics solutions in smaller cities in Colombia such as Barranquilla, Bucaramanga, Pereira, and Manizales cities among others.
Finance Against Slavery and Trafficking (FAST) The FAST project aims to reduce modern slavery by leveraging the financial sector for global economic system change. The objective is disruption of business reliance on modern slavery. The aim of the project is reduced risk of modern slavery through incorporation of modern slavery risks into financial sector regulation and practice.
Mali - flexible funds for protection of children, IDPs, SGBV Flexible funds to Sahel/Mali for protection of children, IDPs, SGBV.
UN Women; WPS at the Core of the Crisis Response Project in Myanmar The project is directly aligned with the UN Women Myanmar Interim Strategic Note 2021 – 2023.  Its goal is to ensure that ‘Women and girls affected by crisis lead, participate in and benefit from relief, response, peace and development efforts’ in Myanmar, thereby contributing to a more peaceful and gender equal society.    The primary beneficiaries are women and girls in Myanmar in conflict-affected states and regions. Secondary     beneficiaries are W-CSO participating in, advocating for, and ensuring accountability measures on WPS commitments or women CSO engaged in inclusive and gender responsive emergency and/or nexus planning, and programming in conflict affected regions/states
National Policy Dialogues for Reforms:Socio-Economic Policy Dialogue The Project’s expected effect(s) on society is: Reform oriented Socio-economic dialogue among high level political figures from different genders and religious affiliations in Lebanon is enhanced and strengthened (Impact).
The expected effects for the target group of the Project is: 
 - Create a trusted, scientific, and unbiased platform for economic policy dialogue among high level political figures.
- With the buy-in of parties who engaged in dialogue, produce a policy plan for economic reforms that addresses areas of focus selected based on urgency of intervention and room for breakthrough.
New Fisheries Cooperation with Timor-Leste To support National Fishery Strategy of Timor Leste to improve coastal community livelihoods through sustainable fisheries management.