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Review and Capacity Assessment of International Planned Parenthood Federation - IPPF Review and Capacity Assessment of International Planned Parenthood Federation - IPPF Review and Capacity Assessment of International Planned Parenthood Federation - IPPF Review and Capacity Assessment of International Planned Parenthood Federation - IPPF
UNDP - Danish contribution to The Central African Republic (CAR) Humanitarian Fund - 2018-2019 UNDP - Danish contribution to The Central African Republic (CAR) Humanitarian Fund - 2018-2019
Improving Sexual and Reproductive Health Among Vulnerable Populations The project seeks to increase the availability and utilization of integrated, rights-based, gender sensitive reproductive health services among vulnerable populations.
Support to United Nations Multi Donor Trust Fund joint programme for Local Governance and other programmes in Somalia Resilient, responsive and inclusive governance and service delivery
Danish Church Aid Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2017 Danish Church Aid Partnership Agreement 2017
Green Jobs and Sustainable Income Opportunities for Palestinian Female and Male Youth in the Agri-food Sector 1)Reform and Development of Markets, Value Chains and Producers' Organizations.2) Integrated Market Development Programme across the occupied Palestinian territory (Phase III). Provide support to Selected value chains, (high value fruits, veg. and dairy)
Niger, Democratic governance, stability and migration, 2017-2022 Please note the following 3 comments on this RFI reporting on the "Support to HACP via UNDP": 
1.) Data made available in the Annual Reports of this project is of an adequate quality, although not always complete. 
2.) The number of indictors in the results framework exceeds the number of indicators available in the RFI format. 
3.) Data on the main outcome indicator (Number of inter-community conflicts targetted by HACP) has not been generated during the implementation period but can be recuperated. However, the relevance of the indicator, in its current formulation, to the actual work of the HACP and the changing nature of the security situation, is reducing. The thematic programme will seek to help Niger address the many development and security challenges facing the country through a series of strategically targeted actions carried out through a range of selected actors identified as vectors of positive change. This will be done through four engagements: 

1.) In the area of security, the programme will principally buttress the capacity of the Haute Autorité pour la Consolidation de la Paix (HACP) to provide both short and long term responses to communities at risk, thereby furthering Danish support provided through multi-donor interventions since 2012 (EU in particular). As implementing partner of this development engagement, UNDP will accompany HACP in its efforts. 

2.) The preservation and extension of the democratic space will be promoted through support to two independent institutions, the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) and the High Council for Communications (CSC), and to civil society organisations (CSOs) working in the field of human rights, the media, and conflict transformation. This will be complementary to the long-standing support of the Danish Institute for Human Rights to actors in this field (since 1994).  

3.) Work to further the demographic transition and increase reproductive health rights will be carried out via the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), in continuation of Denmark’s support of UNFPA’s existing Country Programme (2014-2017). A large part of UNFPA’s work is carried out by downstream CSO partners. 

4.) In the domain of migration, the program seeks to contribute to strengthening the management of migration flows in Niger, including preventing irregular migration and helping migrants who wish to return home. The project will be implemented by IOM in close collaboration with central and local authorities.
Red Cross - Contribution to Frontline Negotiations/CHNN - 2018-2019 Supporting the Centre for Competence on Humanitarian Negotiation (CHNN), protecting the humanitarian access to communities affected by armed conflict.
CKU Cultural programme in Tanzania Improved
participation of youth in art and cultural activities and increased focus on
cultural and creative industries contribute to the social-economic development
of Tanzania.
Protection of Rights of Refugees and Migrant in Turkey (COE) The objective of the project 1) “Improving the efficiency of investigation of allegations of ill-treatment and combating impunity” is to contribute to the improvement and strength-ening of the knowledge of Turkish authorities to effectively conduct investigations and to combat ill-treatment and impunity as well as to assist national authorities in Turkey to pro-vide practitioners with training on human rights standard. 

The objective of the project 2) “Protection of rights of refugees and migrant in Turkey” is to ensure that refugees and migrants are better protected and their human rights are fully respected by Directorate General for Migration Management/Ministry of Interior of Tur-key as guaranteed by CoE instruments.
Danish Church Aid activities in Sudan, 2016 Danish Church Aid activities in Sudan 2016
Human rights and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development: a cooperation w. URG and DIHR In order to take forward the initiative by Denmark and other States on leveraging the links between human rights and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) – especially in the context of strengthened implementation, follow-up, monitoring and reporting – the Permanent Mission of Denmark in Geneva, the Danish Institute for Human Rights (DIHR) and the Universal Rights Group (URG) cooperated on a range of activities. These activities were designed to be practical and operational, to enable States and other key stakeholders to share experience, good practice and lessons learnt in integrated implementing, monitoring and reporting on their international sustainable development and human rights commitments and obligations, with a particular focus on the pledge to “leave no one behind”. The activities explored benefits from the synergies between the SDGs and human rights on the ground, with an emphasis on communities of practice and regional platforms.
Save the Children efforts in Somalia, 2017 Save the Children efforts in Somalia, 2017 Save the Children efforts in Somalia, 2017 Save the Children efforts in Somalia, 2017
Lancering af Dansk-Arabisk Partnerskabsprogram (2017-21) Lancering af Dansk-Arabisk Partnerskabsprogram 2017-2021. Visionen med Dansk-Arabisk Partnerskabsprogram er at lægge grundsnene til demokratisering, stabilitet og velstand i Mellemøsten og Nordafrika. Programmets gennemgående værdier er menneskerettigheder, ligestilling og værdighed.
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) flash appeal funding Iraq humanitarian fund 2018-2019 UN-OCHA - Danish contribution to Iraq Humanitatian Fund - 2018-2019
Food and Agriculture organization of the United Nations (FAO) flash appeal funding Afgranistan 2018-2019 FAO - Danish contrib. to FAOs act. in Afg.
Financing of expenses related to storage Financing of expenses related to storage
Strategic Review of Global Focus Assess performance and capacity of Global Focus
1st Regional Symposium on Menstrual Health and Management in East and Southern Africa 1st Regional Symposium on Menstrual Health and Management in East and Southern Africa 1st Regional Symposium on Menstrual Health and Management in East and Southern Africa 1st Regional Symposium on Menstrual Health and Management in East and Southern Africa
Danida Business Delegations Engaging Danish companies in the fulfilment of local development objectives reg. SDG 8
Contribution to UNFCCC and Kyoto Protocol 2017 Pålignet bidrag for 2017 til Klimasekretariatets administration af FN’s Klimakonvention (UNFCCC) har til formål at medvirke til at fremme målsætninger for Klimakonventionen.
SDG klima netværksmøde Donor and DFI meeting on mobilisation of private capital for SDG and climate finance.
Partnerskabsaftale mellem DIIS og EVAL omkring faglige studier og forskning ifm evaluering af den danske udviklingsbistand The office of evaluation, learning and quality (ELK) in the Danish MFA fulfils an important role with regards to the evaluation and learning in the development coorperation, both for the evidence-based strategy- and policy development and the specific implementation of development cooperation. DIIS has comprehensive knowledge and compentencies within the development cooperation and international work in general. The project will establish a partnership between DIIS and ELK with the purpose of contributing with learning and experience. DIIS will be used to increase the quality of evaluation work which is handled by ELK. The evaluations, which are independent will remain, with ELK's managing and in compliance with public tender rules, be outsourced to danish and foreign consultants and consultancy firms
Nordisk OCHA-møde i København 21.-22. marts 2018 Nordisk OCHA-møde i København 21.-22. marts 2018
Support against gender based violence and Female Genital Mutilation and children Support against gender based violence and Female Genital Mutilation and children
Contribution to Education Cannot Wait Fund - UNICEF Contribution to Education Cannot Wait Fund-UNICEF - first global fund to prioritise education in humanitarian action
ADRA Denmark Strategic Partnership Agreement 2018-2021 ADRA Denmark strategic partnership 2018
Evaluation of the Danish engagement in Bolivia 1994-2016 Thorough eval of results and highlights of 20 years of cooperation with Bolivia (1997-2016). Objectives:
- document changes & results
- assess specific added value 
- provide lessons learned
Unallocated funds committed for think tanks and Non-Governmental Organisations Unallocated funds to allow the Embassy to respond to emerging needs within strategic choice areas.
Support to digitalisation of the food and agriculture sector e-Kilimo is an acceleration program looking to leverage the power of digital economy  and technology advancement  to accelerate the growth of food and agriculture sector in Tanzania.
Sharing experiences of national legislative and institutional frameworks Supporting a seminar aiming at implementation of the convention in Latin America and the Caribbean
One Year of Reflection on Freedom of Religion and Gender Equality - DIHR One Year of Reflection on Freedom of Religion and Gender Equality - DIHR One Year of Reflection on Freedom of Religion and Gender Equality - DIHR One Year of Reflection on Freedom of Religion and Gender Equality - DIHR
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) flash appeal funding Yemen 2019 OCHA Yemen HF 2019
Defeat NCD Partnership - konsulentbistand During UNGA 2018 in New York the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Denmark voiced her commitment to the newly established public-private NCD (non-communable diseases) Partnership together with Novo Nordisk. An appropriation of DKK 20 mio. is allocated for the partnership with expected
payments in 2018 and 2019. In order for the appropriation to be approved the relevant project documentation must be developed and submitted to the Minister for approval before the end of 2018.
Strengthening NGOs capacity on businesses' human rights responsibilities in Vietnam This project aims to develop and strengthen capacity on human rights responsibility of businesses for civil society in Vietnam by providing an update on the current development of international standards on human rights and business, contributing to address the risk of adverse impacts of possible human rights abuses from business activities in Vietnam.
Youth for Transparency - IACC The project will engage young people all around the world, in the fight against corruption before, during and after the 18th International Anti-Corruption Conference.
World Resources Institute - Core Funding 2018-2022 Core support to WRI contributes to leveraging WRI’s technical knowledge, experience and global platforms. This contributes to advancing “The World 2030” as WRI’s strategic plan addresses many of the same challenges at the
nexus of environment, economic opportunity and human
well-being.

Strong synergies with Denmark’s engagement in focus countries, encompassing growth and transition economies as well as poor and fragile countries, where WRI also works with applied research and action.

WRI is among the leading international think-tanks in areas such as environmental policy and energy and resource policy; WRI has a strong track record of broad mobilisation and delivering concrete results.

Output level reporting not part of the agreement with WRI, therefore only outcome level results reporting in RFI. Contribute to progress in delivering on the Paris Agenda and the SDGs through strong analytical work and knowledge based solutions leading to results on the ground.
ESMAP Global Facility for Promotion of Clean Energy Mini-grids ESMAP is a partnership between the World Bank  and 19 partners to help low and middle-income countries reduce poverty and boost growth through sustainable energy solutions. ESMAP’s analytical and advisory services are fully integrated within the World Bank’s country financing and policy dialogue in the energy sector. Through the World Bank Group (WBG), ESMAP works to accelerate the energy transition required to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 7 (SDG7) to ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all. It helps to shape WBG strategies and programs to achieve the WBG Climate Change Action Plan targets

Link to the 2020 annual report of ESMAP:
https://www.esmap.org/energy-sector-management-assistance-program-%28esmap%29-annual- Achieving universal energy access by 2030 and achieving decarbonization across the energy sector in support of international commitments on climate change.
Caritas Denmark Strategic Partnership Agreement 2018-2021 Caritas Denmark Lot CIV strategic partnership 2018
World Bank/UNHCR Joint Data Center Multi-Donor Trust Fund This grant supports the joint effort of the UNHCR and The World bank in establishing a datacenter to strengthen knowledge about socio-economic  effects of migration on local society and the validity in measurement of internally displaced people. Further, the project aims at to enhance the ability of stakeholders to make timely and evidence-informed decisions that can improve the lives of affected people. 

The partner’s results description and results frameworks are global, general, and highly aggregated and the MFA core contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner. Please refer to the hyperlink below. 

https://www.jointdatacenter.org/ WB/UNHCR Joint Data Center 2018-2021
Support Towards Transitional Justice and Access to Justice in Northern Uganda Support Towards Transitional Justice and Access to Justice in Northern Uganda Support Towards Transitional Justice and Access to Justice in Northern Uganda Support Towards Transitional Justice and Access to Justice in Northern Uganda
Concept development for evaluation communication Concept development for evaluation communication
Seminar om Ruslands påvirkning på nærområdet og status for situationen i Østukraine. Seminar om Ruslands påvirkning på nærområdet og status for situationen i Østukraine. Seminar om Ruslands påvirkning på nærområdet og status for situationen i Østukraine. Seminar om Ruslands påvirkning på nærområdet og status for situationen i Østukraine.
Red Cross Denmark activities in Syria, 2016 The overall project objective was to provide emergency relief and health care services to the population affected by the recently intensified hostilities in Syria, reaching Syrian and Palestinian families.
Nigeria UNGP National Action Plan The programme is for the Development of a National Action Plan for the Implementation of a Business and Human Rights Agenda in Nigeria using the Framework of the UN Guiding Principles on Human Rights and Business. This project is aimed at looking at the strategy for implementing a human rights and business agenda in Nigeria through the development of a National Action Plan (NAP) using the framework of the UNGP. Generically, a NAP is a document that provides a systematic and easy road-map for the implementation of a policy, programme or an agenda in order to maximize the benefits of such policies or agenda. The whole essence of NAP is to provide clear benchmarks for measuring progress and achievements in the implementation process.
This programme is anchored on the UN Universal Declaration on Human Rights of 1948, which states that every organ of society has a duty to promote, protect and respect human rights. It is from this that it was established that businesses have a duty to promote, respect and protect human rights.
Droughts Resilience Initiative Project To promote access to and control over water resources of poor and disaster prone communities, especially women in the province of Kampong Thom, Pursat, and Takeo and to enhance their adaptive capacity to cope with periods of sustained droughts.
WLP-Empowering Women as Agents of Change For the period 2014-2015 WLP will continue to implement programs to enhance womens political participation and help end violence against women in 20, primarily Muslim majority countries in the Global South. Over the next two years WLP will significantly expand their program outreach to grassroots and national civil society activistsmany of whom have been deeply affected by the recent democratic uprisingsto augment their capacity and collaboration in enhancing womens equal participation and efforts to achieve responsible governments.
This grant will enable WLP to continue developing culture-specific strategies and curriculum for womens empowermentgrounded in universal human rights in order to: train and help women achieve positions of influence and exercise effective leadership and decision-making that support human rights; and advocate for the removal of barriers to womens equality in the private sphereand for full participation in the public sphere
Women's Empowerment and Leadership The current proposal builds on the pilot project. The Women Empowerment in Local Leadership for Gender Equality Project (WELLGE) targets 45 villages in three districts of three provinces in Lao PDR. The overall objective of WELLGE is to increase the number of female village heads and build their capacity to influence policy-making and local development interventions decisions to improve gender equality in local livelihood development.

This project will be carried out in three provinces, Luang Prabang (North), Bolikhamsay(central) and Sekong (South), 06 Districts and 90 Villages.

Outcome 1:  Legal framework, policies and village head election systemare reformed/ adopted and implemented to advance local womens right to participate in decision making.
Outcome 2: Gender equality advocates and their organizations effectively influence local governments to promote gender equality representation in village leadership through advocacy/awareness-raising, dialogue, networking, and capacity building/training activities from the grass root to central levels in the  select provinces; along with a national gender strategy for information dissemination, including the monitoring of how information has been used.
Outcome 3: Elected women and men representatives in village committees have the knowledge and capacity to implement policies, programmes and make resource allocations for gender responsive governance in three target districts by 2015.
Food security support project Titre : Assistance en sécurité alimentaire et moyens de subsistance aux populations victimes des conflits à Lumbishe, hauts-plateaux de Kalehe.

Localisation : Hauts plateaux de Kalehe à Lumbishi centre, Ruziba, Changugu, Kaguli, Nganjo, Runegenege, Mushebere, Kunyungu et Rubona/Katandari dans la localité de Lumdbishi en territoire de Kalehe au Sud Kivu.

Durée de projet : 9 mois (1/7/2014 au31/3/2014).
Budget : 253.238 USD
Bénéficiaires directs : 2031 ménages
Bénéficiaires indirects : 21861  personnes
Domaine  d#intervention : Sécurité alimentaire et moyen de subsistance
Cecohas 506577 CECOHAS # Centro de Coordenação das ONGs para Higiene, Agua e Saneamento, is a national NGO, founded in 12/10/2002, in the LichingaCity, Niassa Province, with purpose to promoting improved and sustainable technologies and low cost in the family sector and sustainable community development, related to the water sector and sanitation. Works in Zambezia Province since 2002, is a member of FONGZA - Forum of NGOs in Zambezia and also a member of ANEW - African Forum for Water and Sanitation.
In Zambezia Province, CECOHAS operates in districts of Milange, Nicoadala, Lugela, Ilé, Maganja da Costa and Pebane.
CECOHAS Vision is a free society related diseasesHygiene , Water and Sanitation , where people have access to safe water and adequate sanitation as a basic right. Its mission is tocontribute to strengthening disadvantaged communities in Mozambique, advocating the need of access to sanitation and safe water forall.
This project aims to fundamentally strengthen institutional capacity CECOHAS to increase humanitarian service quality and disaster management, as well as direct support to vulnerable people around the Quelimane City.
General objective:
Contribute to reducingthe risk of disasters in Zambezia Province by enhancing institutional capacity inhumanitarian sector.
Specific objective: Strengthening Institutional Capacity in Strategic Management Humanitarian Action.
Results:
# Existence of a robust situational leadership, widely shared and understood in the humanitarian context.
# Enhanced management capabilities.
# Approach and commitment of CECOHAS integrates gender issues.
# Adequate technical expertise in the WASH sector.
# Reduced vulnerability of the population against the risks of disasters.
Business Approach for Rice Farmers Together with Oxfam America colleagues in Senegal we will support six cooperatives of RECOMER (Micro Rural Enterprise Network) to be operational and providing services to the relevant MERS. A MER is a "micro entreprise rurale" a business family of farmers. These so-called MERs will improve their productivity.

The support of the six will sustain the RECOMER network of 550 rural micro enterprises created by the PINORD under PARMER II program funded by Oxfam in 2013-2014.

In the new program we will develop a roadmap for strengthening their economic, financial, organizational management and accountability. This project has a development phase and a execution phase. After phase I we will evaluate the feasibility of the project, it will check the objectives and results and get a mutual agreement between the partners and RECOMER. A draft document will then be prepared which will confirm the objectives, results and activities proposed. Two major innovations will be proposed to them: an insurance and an extensive irrigation system.
Congrès national des mouvements sociaux The project with FTDES will focus on four key objectives.

1. Give more visibility to social movements and citizen resilience in order to really impulse the second phase of transition, namely economic and social transition;
2. Promote an environment conducive to democratic development through support for the citizen participation process of informal social movements, particularly women and youth in employment;
3. Strengthen the impact of informal social movements on public economic, social, health and governance policies.
4. Understand the modus operandi and mobilization mechanisms of the informal social movements of "hadhâir" (public chantiers).