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Danmission DAPP 2013 ¿Promotion of peace building, social cohesion and mutual understanding through interreligious dialogue¿ through partnership agreement with Danmission (in close cooperation with National Council of Churches in Denmark and Muslimsk Fællesråd). The aim is an enhanced role of interreligious dialogue as an integral factor of promoting peace building, social cohesion and mutual understanding within and between Arab and Danish societies. The activities will focus on Egypt, Syria, Lebanon and Denmark. In particular, young religious leaders will be involved in activities.

The activities in 2014 include the following programs: Syrian Youth Encounter (SYE), Revolution in the Arab World (Syrian Leaders), Contact Group for Muslims and Christians (National Council of Churches), and a strategic reserve. The strategic reserve has been used as a pool for DK-MENA partnership projects and thus supported four projects involving a great number of religious and civil society actors; 
o	Christians of the Orient, a project involving national workshops in Iraq, Jordan and Egypt, and a regional workshop on the topic of the future of Christians and other minorities in MENA. 
o	International Work and Study Camp (IWSC), a youth camp with 30 Muslim and Christian participants from Denmark and MENA with the aim of promoting peace through interreligious dialogue. 
o	Didactics of Dialogue and Reconciliation (DIDAR), a cooperation with Danish and Lebanese educational institutions with the aim of qualifying teacher students to facilitate religious dialogue and co-existence.
 As the two prior projects, SYE and Syrian Leaders, were financed by both DMFA agreement 5.-41 and 6.-13., they will be reported under agreement 6.-13.
Expenses related to meetings in the Council for Development Policy Cover expenses related to the Council for Development Policy in 2021
Dinner regardingthe conference -Urban displacement and Development - moving the debate Dinner regardingthe conference -Urban displacement and Development - moving the debate
Marie Stopes International 2013-2015 Marie Stopes International (MSI) is one of the world's largest family planning organisations with more than 620 international centres in 40 countries. MSI is an efficient, innovative and well respected organisation. MSI recently changed its organisational structure and overall strategy in order to strengthen the human rights aspect in its approach and operations.

Denmark provides core contribution to MSI in support of MSI's global Power-of-Ten strategy, which seeks to make the biggest contribution possible to achieving Millennium Development Goal 5 on improving maternal health - one of the Millennium Goals lagging the furthest behind. Through its network of reproductive health clinics, MSI is one of the main suppliers of reproductive health services in many low income settings and reaches a large number of vulnerable and marginalised women and young girls. 

Aware of the systemic, political, cultural and social barriers that prevent women and men from securing their sexual and reproductive health and rights, MSI focuses on advocacy and policy engagement with governments and civil society. In collaboration with MSI, Denmark focuses attention on the human rights element of MSI's work, such as reaching the most vulnerable and marginalised groups and addressing the more sensitive aspects of sexual and reproductive health and rights, including safe abortion, sexuality education for youth etc. 

Denmark's combined core support contributes to MSI's global targets of averting over 44,000 maternal deaths and 8.3 million unsafe abortions between 2014 and 2016.
Promotion of Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Growth Bolivia Country Programme - part I: Contribute to sustainable and inclusive economic growth within the agricultural and productive sectors, reducing poverty and inequality in Bolivia based on the policies and strategic framework of the Government of Bolivia.
Contribution of DKK 4 million to Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS) Contribution of DKK 4 million to Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS)
Danish-Ghanese conference for the Global R2P Network Støtte til afholdelse af det årlige møde i Focal Point for the Responsibility to Protect-kredsen. Mødet afholdes i juni 2013 i Ghana i samarbejde mellem Danmark og Ghana. Mødet ventes at samle mere end 30 focal points samt repræsentanter for regionale institutioner. Global Center for Responsibility to Protect fungerer som sekretariat for netværket og vil stå for den praktiske håndtering af mødet. Der er afsat midler til at gennemføre mindre opfølgningsaktiviteter i forlængelse af mødet, evt. i samarbejde med Ghana.
DSIF - Ghana - Fiber Optic Backbone Link, Data Center and Managed Services The overall development goal is to improve the IT-infrastructure and public governance procedures in Ghana and hereby creating a foundation for economic growth that will contribute to reducing poverty and improving living standards.

The immediate development goal of the project is to enhance and improve the access to data communication, such as internet and tele communication, develop governmental datacentres, and serverinfrastructure, e-government and similar services whereby economic development, the communications sector, digitalisation strategies, and efficient governance, and improved living conditions can be supported. 

The project will thus support the specific strategic objective to strengthen business development and especially the framework within which the business community operates. Furthermore, the project will improve the access to services and informations for both citizens and governmental institutions alike.
Støtte til palæstinensisk kulturarv - Kvindemuseet Support to preserving the cultural heritages and memories of mandate Palestine
(IMS) Media Development in Support of Democratic Governance & National Reconciliation in Myanmar Media Development in Support of Democratic Governance and National Reconciliation in Myanmar.
Climate Envelope 2013: Pro-poor REDD (IUCN), ph. 2 To continue activities with the phase I communities. This will be done to broaden the base for testing and developing rights-based approaches to strengthen the conservation, governance and sustainable management of landscapes.
UNDP/Somalia CHF, 2013 UNDP/Somalia CHF, 2013 UNDP/Somalia CHF, 2013 UNDP/Somalia CHF, 2013
UN-OCHA/Yemen ERF, 2013 UN-OCHA/Yemen ERF, 2013 UN-OCHA/Yemen ERF, 2013 UN-OCHA/Yemen ERF, 2013
Indvielse af FN-byen 2013 The grant covers costs related to the inauguration of the UN City in Copenhagen on 4 July 2013 with the participation of i.a. HM the Queen of Denmark, the UN Secretary General, the Prime Minister of Denmark.
Danmissions support in Syria, Winter-phase III Danmissions support in Syria, Winter-phase III Danmissions support in Syria, Winter-phase III Danmissions support in Syria, Winter-phase III
Red Barnet Uddannelsesprojekt i Tibet. Etablering af praktikpladsordning 2013 Red Barnet Uddannelsesprojekt i Tibet. Etablering af praktikpladsordning 2013 Red Barnet Uddannelsesprojekt i Tibet. Etablering af praktikpladsordning 2013 Red Barnet Uddannelsesprojekt i Tibet. Etablering af praktikpladsordning 2013
UNODCs contribution to the UNs Integrated Regional Strategy for Sahel UNODC's contribution to the UNs Integrated Regional Strategy for the Sahel, 2014-2017.
Empowerment of African Youth to influence political decision-making processes through participation and advocacy The African Youth Panel (AYP) is a platform of youth leaders from different African Countries and consists of members with diverse skills and backgrounds including academics, civil society experts and politicians. It was initiated by the Danish NGO Forum to provide input to the Danish Africa Commission on youth employment.
 
Main monitoring activities have been jointly undertaken by the steering committee of the African Youth Panel and the Danish NGO Forum through its meetings during the regional summits and also through monthly Skype meetings between the SC members and AYP.
 
The main objective of the project is to strengthen the capacity of African youth as actors in the development process in Africa by popularizing the African Youth Charter, empowering youth for sustainable development, documenting best practices and networking with relevant stakeholders.
 
In line with the main objective, specific objectives are:
- To popularize the African Youth Charter and advocate for its ratification,
- To empower / build the capacities of Africa's youth for the promotion of peace, transparent governance and sustainable development in Africa,
- To document best practices and facilitate information sharing / opportunities amongst Africa's youth.
WANEP - APP-3 Support to WANEP for implementation of activities in support of ECOWAS Early Warning System and APSA.
Danske Handicaporganisationers rammeaftale Pool funding for Danish Handical Organizations
Secondment of Media Freedom Project Officer to OSCE (Vienna) Secondment of Media Freedom Project Officer to OSCE (Vienna)
CSR-facility. Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke (Action Aid). Tax Justice: tax and corporate social responsibility The aim of the project is to contribute to the realization of the strategic priority that Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke (MS) og ActionAid (AA) have taken in terms of promoting enterprises' contribution to the tax base in developing countries. MS and AA use considerable resources to achieve that in developing countries. This will only succeed if richer countries take upon initiatives that make companies pay more tzs. Thus, the aim of the project is to make the Danish Government become a leading country in trelation to tax and get companies to recognize tax as an issue for their CSR work. Realization of this will happen through voluntary commetted young people who raise a public debate that puts the issue on the agendaand creates a popular pressure. the grant is for a two year period from 2014 to 2015.
Climate Envelopes 2012 og 2013: IFU - Danish Climate Investment Fund The fund aims at enhancing Danish technology in the climate field as well as Danish climate investments in developing countries via investments and consultancies
Support to International Indigenous Peoples' Day 2013 The objective of the project was to support the observance of the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples 2013 and holding of high-level dialogue between GoB, EU, UN agencies, civil society, NGOs, media and Indigenous Peoples. 

The activity has been completed.
Support to the Asia Foundation on Pre Election Preparation The projecion aims at enhancing the transparency of Bangladesh's electoral processes in 2014 and beyond and build capacity for long term advocacy for election reform.
Annual general contribution to The International Organisation for Migration IOM IFUODA
The CSR Training Fund for IFU Projects The objective is to provide support through capacity building of local companies that IFU invest in  to prepare and implement CSR policies and measures in these companies.
Support to Save the Children in Syria, 2013 Support to save the children in syria, 2013
BZU - Access To Information About Women's Rights 1. The project will develop tools, materials and resources. 
2. The project team will mobilize external stakeholders and beneficiaries to support legal reform efforts and build capacity of judges, lawyers...
NWSC feasibility study for possible DBF project south of Kampala The aim of the program is to ensure the right to water for the rural population, supporting sustainable management of Uganda's water ressources and mainstreaming of climate change and adaptation. 800,000 additional people will get access to safe water.
ESP3 - Administration/Reviews Administration, coordination and reviews regarding environmental policy and administrative management in Indonesia
Support to the protection of Human Rights in Yemen 2012 -14 , phase III Support to the protection of Human Rights in Yemen 2012 -14 , phase III
Fund for support to Diaspora involvement in rehabilitation and development in former home countries 2012-2015 (Afghanistan og Somalia) The Diaspora Programme¿s overall objective is to improve the impact of relief, rehabilitation and development activities by strengthening the role of diasporas as development agents. The DP has two components: 1) To support Diaspora led initiatives in Afghanistan and Somalia that contribute effectively towards relief, rehabilitation and development of their target groups. The planned outputs are the implementation of 30 diaspora projects and the provision of individual support and formalised training on project cycle management to diaspora organisations and their local partners. 2) To strengthen knowledge of the comparative value of diaspora as development agents. The planned outputs are the an analysis and evaluation of 10 Diaspora projects; a qualitative assessment of beneficiary perceptions of diaspora as development agents; and the organization of an international seminar.
DBP Prep: Seismonaut Seismonaut ApS wants to establish a commercial partnership with the commercial objective of developing and delivering products and services around the strategic use of social media in both the private and public sector. But Seismonaut did not take it to the implementary phase.
IDH - Dutch sustainable trade initiative The Sustainable Trade Initiativ will accelerate sustainable production and trade in global value chains, enhance smallholder productivity and livelihood and mobilize private capital and know-how that contribute to the realization of the SDGs
Allocation from the Ministry of Culture to Danish NGO's to support their work with developing countries IFUODA
An integrated approach to natural resources management in Northern Uganda The overall objective of the project is to empower communities with skills for improved natural resources management, increased agricultural productivity and better quality of life
UNESCO extrabudgetary cooperation in 2012/2013 UNESCO, the UN¿s specialized agency for education, research, culture and communication, is mandated to promoted international cooperation through education, culture and science. UNESCO works to promote education at all levels, scientific research and communication with the aim to support efforts in development and environmental protection, protection of cultural heritage, cultural exchange, free media and exchange of information and the promotion of respect for human rights and democracy. The voluntary contribution from Denmark has exclusively focused on UNESCOs development activities.
Strengthening UNODC's inter-regional drug control approach targeting to stem drug trafficking originating from Afghanistan Strengthening UNODC's inter-regional drug control approach targeting to stem drug trafficking originating from Afghanistan
WFP's program in Myanmar 2013 På trods af de positive demokratiske og politiske fremskridt i Burma er der stadig store humanitære behov, ikke mindst i konfliktramte områder i de nordlige dele af landet. Behovene omfatter især grundlæggende beskyttelse og i forlængelse heraf, basale fornødenheder såsom mad og husly. 

Rohingyaerne (muslimsk minoritet i Burma) er udsat for stadigt værre overgreb, herunder nægtelse af ret til statsborgerskab, konfiskation af jord, udskrivning til tvangsarbejde samt nægtelse af adgang til uddannelse og sundhed. Tusindvis af rohingyaer er endvidere blevet tvangsflyttet af de burmesiske sikkerhedsstyrker fra byer til bosættelser i landområder. I de seneste måneder har der været stadigt flere og mere alvorlige voldelige sammenstød, som har resulteret i, at der ifølge FN nu er 115.000 internt fordrevne i delstaten Rakhine. Alene i oktober måned kom yderligere 36.000 til, hovedparten rohingyaer. Samtidig har situationen givet anledning til nye flygtningestrømme ud af landet, til søs mod Malaysia og over land mod Bangladesh. Størstedelen af de flygtende er dog fortsat internt fordrevne i selve Burma. 

Dertil kommer en igangværende, alvorlig konflikt mellem den burmesiske stat og Kachin-folket i det nordøstlige hjørne af landet. Der er fortsat militære sammenstød, ligesom der lejlighedsvis rapporteres om militære angreb på og overgreb mod civilbefolkningen. I Kachin-delstaten og den nordlige Shan-delstat er der nu omkring 75.000 internt fordrevne. I Thailand befinder der sig ca. 150.000 burmesiske flygtninge.

 WFP¿s arbejde i Burma inkluderer akut fødevarehjælp, ernæringsindsatser samt skolebespisningsprogrammer. WFP er veletableret i Burma i forhold til mange andre internationale organisationer, og har under et HCP-review i år demonstreret god forståelse for at arbejde i områder med vanskelig humanitær adgang. WFP har udvidet sin indsats i Rakhine-delstaten siden midten af 2012.
(GEGG-Myanmar) Support to the Second Green Economy Green Growth (GEGG) Forum (GEGG-Myanmar) Support to the Second Green Economy Green Growth (GEGG) Forum (GEGG-Myanmar) Support to the Second Green Economy Green Growth (GEGG) Forum (GEGG-Myanmar) Support to the Second Green Economy Green Growth (GEGG) Forum
UNICEF/ERF for Sudanese refugees in Ethiopia and South Sudan, 2012-2013 UNICEF arbejdede med at sikre beskyttelse af børn samt adgang til uddannelse, ernæring, vand og sanitet i både Sydsudan og Etiopien

UNHCR rapporterede, at der per midt november befandt sig 110.940 flygtninge i fire lejre i Upper Nile, mens der i tre lejre i Unity State opholdt sig 68.140 flygtninge. Det var imidlertid mange tusinde flere, end UNHCR fra starten af året havde regnet med, og dertil kommer, at flygtningestrømme over grænsen fra South Kordofan til Unity State i Sydsudan er taget til igen efter afslutningen på regntiden. 
Yida-lejren er første stop for stort set alle flygtninge, der kommer over grænsen fra South Kordofan til Sydsudan. Tilstrømningen af flygtninge har samtidig øget risikoen for konflikter mellem disse og de omkringboende i lokalsamfundet, ikke mindst fordi flygtningene har medbragt store mængder kvæg, som øger konkurrencen om græsningsarealer og giver forøget risiko for spredning af kvægsygdomme i området. 
UNHCR forventer nu, at antallet af flygtninge vil stige yderligere, i bedste fald med ca. 30.000 i henh. Unity og Upper Nile, og i værste fald med op til 50.000 i Unity og 100.000 i Upper Nile. Mere konkret forventes to bølger af flygtninge at strømme over grænsen i løbet af de første seks måneder af 2013. 
Flygtningesituationen i Etiopien:
Flygtningestrømmene fra Southern Kordofan og Blue Nile påvirker ikke bare Sydsudan men også Etiopien. Også herfra rapporteres om et stigende antal flygtninge, herunder også familier som er søgt videre fra flygtningelejrene i Sydsudan grundet forholdene dér. Ifølge UNHCR var der ved udgangen af oktober måned ca. 39.000 flygtninge fordelt på tre lejre i Beneshangul Gumuz regionen. En fjerde lejr planlægges etableret i den nærmeste fremtid grundet forventning om yderligere tilstrømning.
NRREP: National Rural and Renewable Energy Programme The National Rural and Renewable Energy Programme (NRREP) will support renewable energy in rural areas through renewable energy technologies such as, solar, micro hydro, biogas and improved cooking stoves. The objective is to reach 1.5 mio households with special focus gender equality and social inclusion.

NRREP has a clear emphasis on effectively reaching out to the more remote and poorest part of the country, it will apply demand led approaches actively involving beneficiaries in decision making, and support use of energy for productive purposes leading to income and employment increase in rural areas. 

Structure: the programme has two national partners and consists of three components. The Alternative Energy Promotion Centre (AEPC) is the executing agency for two of the components: Technical Suppoort Component and the Business Developmnt for Renewable Energy and Productive Energy Use Component. Central Renewable Energy Fund (CREF) is the other national partner and the establishment of the Fund is an independent component. NRREP is a single programme modality, which means that no other programmes within renewable energy in Nepal are to be funded outside NRREP to avoid duplication and lack of coordination.

The immediate objective of the Central Renewable Energy Fund Component is to institute the CREF as the core financial institution responsible for the effective delivery of subsidies and credit support to the renewable energy sector.

The immediate objective of the Technical Support Component is to accelerate renewable energy service delivery with better quality, comprising various technologies, to remote rural households, enterprises and communities, to benefit men and women from all social groups, leading to more equitable economic growth.

The immediate objective of the Business Development for Renewable Energy and Productive Energy Use Component is to contribute to an increase in income and employment generation potential for MSMEs in rural area.
Support to economic development and employment creation at the local level in Tunisia (pilot phase; VNG) Danish-arab partnership programme, Line 2: Support to economic development creation at the local level in Tunesia
Contribution à la Consolidation de la Paix au Nord Niger Contribution to the peace building in the North of Niger
Support to National Education Strategic Plan II The National Education Strategic Plan II vision forms the Education Support Programme to Afgahnistan II¿s immediate objective for the on-budget support to NESP II, which comprises five programmes each with specific development goals. The NESP II is the guiding framework to support the implementation of the strategic vision of ANDS. NESP II was prepared in 2009 and finalised in 2010 to cover the period 2010-2014. The vision of NESP II is to develop human capital based on Islamic principles, national and international commitments and respect for human rights by providing equitable access to quality education for all to enable them to actively participate in sustainable development, economic growth, and stability and security of Afghanistan. 
The primary education policy and planning framework under the auspices of the Ministry of Education (MoE) is specified in the NESP II, which includes the goals of Education for All, the MDG 2 on equal access for all children to primary education, and parts of the MDG 3 on the rights of girls and women to education. The NESP II covers five areas of education; (i) General and Islamic Education; (ii) Curriculum Development and Teacher Education; (iii) Technical and Vocational Education and Training; (iv) Literacy; and (v) Education Management. These are reflected in the organisational structure of the Ministry of Education as this flows along the programmes with one dedicated deputy minister responsible for each respective programme.
The CSR Training Fund for IFU Projects The objective is to providesupport through capacity building of local companies that IFU invest in  to prepare and implement CSR policies and measures in these companies.
ADRA - Blue Nile water and sanitation project in Sudan, 2013 ADRA - Blue Nile water and sanitation project in Sudan, 2013
Reviews and Studies of Uganda Growth Programme Phase II Funding for reviews and studies to support the overall implementation of U-Growth II
G8 Deauville MENA Transition Fund G8 Deauville Transition Fund - support countries to strengthen their governance, social and economic institutions by developing and implementing home-grown and country-owned reforms
Libnedingle Gara Natural Resource Management Project Libnedingle Gara Natural Resource Management Project Libnedingle Gara Natural Resource Management Project Libnedingle Gara Natural Resource Management Project
Support to Climate Change and Mitigation in Mexico, with a focus on wind atlas The objective of the programme is to exchange knowhow and experience in the fields of climate change, renewable energy and energy efficiency thereby assisting Mexico to consolidate its pathway to a low carbon emission future
Capacity building support to empower community radios in rural Ethiopia Capacity building support to empower community radios in rural Ethiopia
(ActionAid) Citizens for Accountability in Public Service Financing (CAPSF) The project aims to improve state accountability through active citizen participation in influencing public financing.