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CEC- Support to the Palestinian Elections 2021 Supporting Central Elections Commissions for administering Palestinian PLC and Presidential elections
Building Resilience - Cashew income and food security in Mozambique This programme has agroecology at its core and will work with farmers, their communities and associations to strengthen their focus on resilience and improved production techniques that maintain soil quality. In addition to food security the programme will support the national strategy of the Cashew Institute to give farmers more influence in the cashew sector. By securing strong cooperatives the farmers can add value by assuring quality, drying, sorting and selling directly to avoid middlemen.
UNICEF Global thematic fund for education Softly earmarked thematic support for education through UNICEF's thematic funding pool at global level. Girls and boys, in particular the most marginalised and those afected by humanitarian situations, are provided with inclusive and equitable education and learning opportunities.
WFP Forecast-based Financing Scaling up drought anticipatory actions Further development and implementationof WFPs Forecast Based financing mechanism in Niger and Southern Africa
UN ceasefire mediation course 2023 UN led training in ceasefire mediation. The participants are from the UN system (50%) and from different countries affected by violent conflict (parties to conflict, civil society, others). The training is organized in cooperation by the UN DPPA, Norway (MFA and the Defense college international centre - NODEFIC) and Switzerland. The purpose is for relevant actors to get insight in ceasefire mediation, and to be prepared to negotiate ceasefires in the future. The training lasts for 7 days, and is conducted in Oslo.
Removing Barriers, Improving Access to Women’s and Girls’ SRHR . Malawi. In Mzimba district in the northern region of Malawi,. FPAM will target 24000 adolescent girls and young women (with boys and men as secondary beneficiaries) and the LGBTI population. Women with disabilities will be included through outreach services to ensure that their reproductive rights are met. Duty bearers will also be targeted with the project interventions.
Reintegration of poor Moroccan women divorced in their communities Contribute to the reintegration of indigent divorced Moroccan women back into their families’ circle in the Casablanca region.
This project is innovative as it will explore the problem, identify the causes of rejection and the needs of both families and divorced women. This project is a pilot project that comes with a more long-term sustainable solution compared to temporary shelters.
ICIJ Traning and Capacity Building ICIJ's training program seeks to enhance the capacity of journalists in Africa, the Midle East, Asia and Latin America, to investigate and expose IFFs, illegal offshore activities and corruption.
IITA Climate Smart Agricultural Technology Niger Introduction of climate smart agricultural technologies and innovations in the Sahel and dry savannah regions of Mali and the Niger Republic that will improve rural livelihoods and food security.
Social justice - strenghtening the student bodies and voice The Centre for Sexualities Aids and Gender identity at the University of Pretoria collaborate with five other univerisities in the region on student leadership and awareness of LGBTI issues. Strenghten student bodies,  and work with the documentation of harrasment on campus.
West Bank Emergency Social Protection COVID-19 Response Project This project supports the Palestinian Authority’s emergency response to the COVID-19 crisis by providing cash support and short temporary employment opportunities to Palestinians living in the West Bank through an Emergency Cash Transfers (CTP) and a Cash for Work (C4W) mechanism respectively. The support will be funding the World Bank (WB) ‘West Bank Emergency Social Protection COVID-19 Response Project’ that was approved by the WB board on 23 July 2020 for a total project cost of USD 30,0 million. The Norwegian support will be used to replenish the trust funds to expand and scale up the activities.
Cross programme costs - TRF Expose the Flows. Working together to curb illicit financial flows The projects main objectives are:
Journalists have increased motivation and ability to report on Illicit Financial Flows (IFF)
Newsrooms have increased motivation and capacity to report on IFF.
Relevant stakeholders (including civil society, governments and revenue authorities) have increased knowledge on IFFs in Africa, and an increase motivation or ability to act to reduce IFFs/publish content on this.

Target group is journalists and other media professionals like editors in Africa. Main countries are Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Rwanda, Tanzania.
4CCP Multiple use Water Services (MUS) for climate resilience The overall objective is to strengthen the capacity of civil society actors and space to foster human rights and dignity and empower people to actively participate in the development and implementation of public policies and development plans.
Mozambique Media Strengthening (MSP) Community Radios Project - 3 (CRP3) The initiatives views to support community radios in selected provinces of Mozambique. Community radios are the main sources of information for the majority of the population in the country. The aim is; citizens of Mozambians better informed and motivated to improve their lives and participate in governance process. The objectives are as follows, (i) journalists´ skills and ethics improved, (ii) financial sustainability of community radios increased, (iii) community engagement of the community radios enhanced, and (iv) increased access to information for People With Disability (PWD). The initiative will be implemenrted in four provinces of Maputo, Gaza, Sofala and Cabo Delgado, and benefit directly 26 community radios, including administrative staff, journalists, managers, radio listeners and the communities at large.
UNODC Somalia Programme UNODC Global Maritime Crime Programme is a transfer and detetnion activity of apprehended pirates outside the coast of Somalia. 
The programme ensures that the trials against the pirates have been fair and effective, and the imprisonments have been secure and humane through the mentoring by Norwegian prison wards. 
The programme benefits the apprehended pirates and other prisoners in the Puntland Prison in Garowe.
Strengthening of Indigenous Peoples and Territories in the Northeast, Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo Strengthen dialogue and articulation among the indigenous peoples of the Northeast, Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo, promoting improved protection and management of indigenous territories. Qualify management at APOINME headquarters and optimize capacities of APOINME's regional offices, intensifying actions in the field, including actions promoted by and for indigenous women.Institutional strengthening of selected APOINME grassroots associations.
Support to strenghten UN peace operations. Support to strengthen UN's capacity to plan and lead peace operations.
Emergency support to Jordan and Syrian refugees Support to the Syria Regional Appeal to cover basic needs for refugees. The gender perspective is incorporated in the results framework and reflected in reporting.
NIBIO RESILIENCE Climate Adaptation A climate change adaptation project to build resilience of small farmers in two states of India (Assam & Odisha) to replicate the postitive experience gained in Climarice and ClimaAdapt Projects.
PSG+ Building Strategic Capacity 2017-2019 Palestine Strategy Group (PSG) has proven to be a strategic thinking platform able to introduce new concepts, options and alternative paradigms to the Pal. political arena. 
Oxford Research Group (ORG) has in-debth knowledge on the Pal/Isr conflict and has developed a unique methodology for conflict resolution. They will provide consultancy, training and support, and also carry out administrative tasks.
NOR-Integr. Progr. for Community Capasity Building Social empowerment through establishing strong civil societies, Legal support for land ownership, Environmental protection, Economic empowerment and Gender equality.
Urban Transformation in the Southern Levant The project will contribute to understanding the past and present urbanization processes to help improve living conditions, alleviate poverty, and enhance urban planning in the Southern Levant. The expected result of this project is institutional capacity built in higher education at BZU, by focus on research and education through
the study of urban transformation in the Southern Levant.
Miljødirektoratet framework agreement OfD - Global Initiatives as part of the OfD portifolio that can not be allocated to a specific country. Framework agreement between the Norwegian Environment Agency and Norad regarding enviornmental management of the petroleum sector.
Regional Cooperation Council RCC Sarajevo, support to operational budget Support to RCCs operational Budget 2011
Update Cycle for Journalists on Democracy and Elections. Update Cycle for Journalists on Democracy and Elections.

Professional training process aimed at journalists from the media - press, radio, television and digital media - in Guatemala on issues of democracy and the electoral system to help strengthen independent journalism, coverage of the electoral process and promote a better understanding of the context by citizens for decision-making. The trainings  incorporate the gender perspective so that journalists incorporate this perspective in their daily work.
NPM-Secondary School Project (SEP) SEP seeks to improve quality of life for people in Sahil, Somaliland, through increased access to and improved quality of secondary education. Project goals are: (a) improved capacity among secondary teachers, Headteachers, quality assurance officers and CECs; (b) developed manuals for in-service courses; (c) awareness on importance of completing secondary education, (d) in particular for girls; (e) female teachers in secondary school; (f) capacity for access to secondary school expanded.
Refugee response in Moldova Assistance to Moldova related to Ukraine crisis. Softly earmarked contributions to UNHCR activities and appeals 2023-2026.
Educating in Human Rights, Promoting their Enforcement Phase 2 The purpose of this Agreement is to strengthen the work of the IIHR in implementing the activities of the Strategic Framework 2015-2020, as well as the strategic institutional plan, The institutional emphasis is to maintain the IIHR as an Inter-American recognized institution in promoting education and specialized training in human rights, as well as a centre of regional reflection, generator of knowledge, actions and investigation.
Arte +  Santo Domingo The goal of this cultural exchange activity is to include youth with disabilities in the cultural activity of music/dance/drama and art. Gjøvik kunst & kulturskole wants to strive towards giving  people with disabilities, and especially young people with disabilities equal access to cultural activties in the poorest neigbourhoods of Santo Domingo in The dominican republic. This activity will  be organised in colaboration with Asociacion Dominicana de Rehabilitacion (ADR), the music school Centro de Educacion Musical Moderna (CEMM) as well as the Ministry of education and the Ministry of culture.
Human Rights Teaching, Research and Community Service Activities Suppor to the Centre for Human Rights at Addis Ababa University and their acitivites related to human rights research,  teaching & training, policy promotion and community service deliveries, including legal aid provision.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Bangladesh, India. Feasability study to map areas for exchange of personell and collaboration for learning.
Roving secondments - Strategic partnership with NORCAP 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. Roving secondments
The Integrated Managment Programme of the Rio Negro basin To promote a culturally sensitive development of the indigenous territories in the Rio Negro basin and the economically, politically and environmentally sustainable management of the protected areas.
Additional Impl.inst: FOIRN - Federação de organizações indígenas do Rio Negro, HAY - Hutukara Associação Yanomami
Festival du Desert The Festival of the Desert is one of the most well-known and celebrated music festivals in Africa, and welcomes artists from the whole Sahel region. Since the armed conflict in northern Mali escalated in 2012, the Festival has been forced to organise its events in other parts of Mali as well as in refugee camps in the neighbouring countries, and has increased its focus on peace, dialogue and reconciliation.
Selstad AS Vietnam Production of equipment for the maritime sector, including fish farms.
Support to Energizing Development 2023-2025 The EnDev programme is a multi-donor partnership, It promotes sustainable access to modern energy services (mainly through improved cookstoves and off-grid electricity) for households, social institutions and small to medium-sized enterprises in developing countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America, particularly focusing on gender equality. The supported energy services intend to meet the needs of the poor, i.e. they are long lasting, affordable, and appreciated by users.

Countries with active EnDev projects: Benin, Burundi, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Niger, Rwanda, Senegal, Tanzania, Uganda, Bangladesh, Cambodia with Laos, Nepal, Bolivia
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project focuses on organizational development of Raleigh's youth organizations in Nicaragua, Tanzania and Nepal. The development is achieved through leadership training, campaign planning, development and delivery, as well as techincal skill training.  Nicaragua, Tanzania and Nepal.
Deep Ground Water The aim of this project is  to undertake a comprehensive assessment of the potential for deep groundwater in  Somalia. The primary objective is to undertake an integrated qualitative and quantitative assessment of the potential for deep groundwater in Somalia to support sustainable development and utilization of such resources.Somalia.
MPTF Sudan Financing Platform UNITAMS The MPTF supports peacebuilding needs as they pertain to the implementation of Security Council resolution 2524 (2020) and SCr2579 (2021) under its Peacebuilding and Stabilization Window. The resolution mandates that UNITAMS will have the following strategic objectives, working in close collaboration with the transitional Government of Sudan and under Sudanese sovereignty:
1. Assist the political transition, progress towards democratic governance, in the protection and promotion of human rights, and sustainable peace;
2. Support peace processes and implementation of future peace agreements;
3. Assist peacebuilding, civilian protection and rule of law, in particular in Darfur and the Two Areas.
4. Support the mobilization of economic and development assistance and coordination of humanitarian assistance.
NORHED II Water ESSENCE Africa The Water ESSENCE Africa - creating synergy to meet the global challenges project addresses the challanges related to unevenly distributed freshwater. The proejct addresses these challanges through a matrix of three vertical cross-disciplinary issues on health, climate change, and energy, and two horizontal topics: gender equality and digitalisation of education.
Girls Education in South Sudan (GESS II) Support to phase 2 of Girls Education South Sudan (GESS-2) programme.
UNDP Core contribution 2019-2021 This is the Core Support to UN Development Programme. Core support is the pillar of Norway's support to UNDP's support to the world's poorest countries countries to eradicate poverty and inequality, attain sustainable development and strengthen resilience to criss - and achieve the goals of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
MOZ Grassroots holdning leaders to account Grassroots holdning leaders to account in Mozambique
Hfu - IMO TEST Biofouling The “Accelerating Transfer of Environmentally sound Technologies through demonstration pilots to reduce biofouling and related emissions” (TEST Biofouling). Project will assist developing countries to build their knowledge on control and management of biofouling and showcase effective approaches to biofouling management and the mitigation of environmental risks associated with the transfer of Invasive Aquatic Species (IAS) through biofouling by means of demonstration projects at both regional and country level. Invasive aquatic species (IAS) is a major threat to marine and coastal biodiversity. Improving biofouling management can also enhance ships’ energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ships. The project also includes a Gender Action Plan with three key objectives: 1: Gender equality as a business case in the maritime sector. 2: Qualitative gender data gathered and analyzed. 3: Monitoring and delivery of IMO project-specific gender related activities.
NORHED II Samaki - Fisheries, nutrition, livelyhood, rights Full project title: Fisheries, nutrition, livelihoods, gender and rights in Tanzania. The project seeks to provide resource users, managers and government with evidence-based options to advise and inform their decision-making towards maintaining ecosystem integrity, coastal economy, food security and sustainable livelihoods for communities through improved fisheries governance.
Contributing to Peace and Reconciliation in the Sahel and Southern Libya The project aims to support peace processes and conflict prevention initiatives at local, national, and international levels in the Central Sahel and Southern Libya through dialogue facilitation, mediation, empowerment of local actors, coordination support and analysis-sharing. Promediation supports a gender sensitive approach and strives to facilitate women's inclusion, inter alia through broader civil society and specific dialogue tracks, encouraging inclusion of female leaders and working closely with international and national partners, such as UN Women, to enhance inclusion.
Project Hpaji Hparat Kachinland College is building inclusive and cohesive society in northern Myanmar by establishing the intercultural higher education platform for developing young leaders from diverse communities, revitalising indigenous knowledge of humanity. The focus of Kachinland College’s is on increasing understanding of Kachin culture, tradition and languages, as well as human rights and the environment. SAIH supports activities which focus on increasing respect for the rights of indigenous peoples and protecting the natural environment on which their livelihoods and traditions depend.
Research and political dialogue following the military coup in Myanmar Support to research and political dialogue following the military coup in Myanmar
Capacity Building for Climate Smart Natural Resource Management The project aims to contribute to food security, improved livelihood, and poverty reduction through capacity building in climate smart natural resource management and policy analysis for sustainable development at higher education institutions in Ethiopia and Malawi.
Travel grants for GLTN board meeting Support for travel of three participants from developing countries to participate in a Global Land Tool Network board meeting in Oslo January 2020.
UN WOMEN - Preventing Violent Extremism and Countering Online Hate-Speech through Women’s Empowerment in PH and BARMM This programme is designed to support women, youth, and gender equality advocates to prevent violent extremism and hate-speech in the Philippines with a focus on the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), to ensure that women are empowered to promote peace, security, and resilience in their communities, both on- and offline.  This initiative is targeted to benefit Moro and Indigenous women and communities from the BARMM, youth, women civil society leaders and gender equality advocates, while facilitating dialogue and strengthening mechanisms for engagement with key government partners at the country and regional level, including from Local Government Units (LGUs).
Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) Support to the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI)
EBRD Crisis Response Special Fund Norwegian funds will be used as grants blended into a larger EBRD-funded financing package to support Moldova strengthen energy security by sourcing gas from non-Russian sources. The funds will flow through EBRD's Crisis Special Response Fund which has donor-specific windows for support to Ukraine and neighbouring and affected countries such as Moldova.
Legal support and legal rights training for student activists The project aims at strenghtening student activists knowledge of their legal rights, in addition to offering legal support in cases brought against them.
Grant Compensation Clause. African Development Fund Grant Compensation Clause. African Development Bank
Strømmestiftelsen - ELCAP ELCAP - Enhanced Livelihoods through Commercial Agricultural Production

The project's overall goal is to sustainably improve the livelihoods of 6000 smallholder farmers in the Singida region in Tanzania. According to the application this will also contribute to create 9,944 jobs.  

According to the proposal the project will Improve the lives of the 6,000 smallholder farmers by strengthening support structures to commercialise maize, pigeon peas, sorghum and sunflower value chains so smallholder farmers can choose the crop that best suits their needs and attain broader product distribution. There will be a focus on improved input and practices, not at least the introduction of methods for waste sorting and use of organic waste in the agricultural production (Biochar). The organic waste sorting system can potentially also create other revenue in itself. Solid actors such as Norsk Gjenvinning, Returkraft, Norges Geotekniske Institutt, Norwegian University of Life Sciences and CFU Tanzania are partners in the project and will provide technical support.
ADF 12 The ADF negotiations resulted in a contribution of NOK 229.4 million, which amounts to NOK 57.36 million in core contribution per year. With this, we will maintain our ownership interest.
SP - Start up generator and accelerator - GrowthAfrica Foundation Incubation and acceleration program for ICT companies and SMEs in East Africa
HO direct support Norad Reg Ethiopia Head office direct support costs from Norad regional grant for Ethiopia.  To cover salary, travel, audit.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Through this project the partnership want all of their participants to take leadership responsibilities in the organization as well as in wider society. The exchange aims to increase the knowledge and ability among the participants to meaningfully interact with cross cultural issues. Countries: Madagascar,Brazil,Colombia,Nepal, Kenya and Norway
WHO CoIA Phase II (2014-15) The CoIA for Women and Children's health seeks to improve the availability of real data and use of data to transform effective use of resources to enhance women and children's health.  In particular the CoIA aims to enhance accountability of actors at all levels to ensure they play their part for the prevention of unnecessary deaths of women and children.  This is phase II of WHOs programme to implement the 10 recommendations of the CoIA.
CPCS A comprehensive analysis of the current peace process with engagement of key actors, including capacity building of women participation in the process.
UNFPA- prevention of  conflict-related sexual violence To support meaningful implementation of the Joint Communique on Conflict Related Sexual Violence in Myanmar through provision of technical assistance, coordination and advocacy to government, civil society,  United Nations agencies, and the international community.