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Emergency live saving Health Response in Sanaa and Al-Bydah governorates ARD aims to respond to the urgent needs of the conflict affected communities in 7 health centers in 4 districts ( Mukayras - Wald Rabi' - Al Haymah Al Kharijiyah – Nihm) in Sana’a amp Al-Bydah governorate with total beneficiaries of 21,470 (women 4,380, girls 6,570, boys 6,312, and men 4,208). This helath life-saving project will be implemented to contribute to improve access to health care, reduce child and maternal mortality, and to Help restore the functionality of 7 health facilities in 4 high priority districts in Sana'a amp Al-Bydah governorates. Moreover, protection for children whose lives are being threatened by the ongoing and current humanitarian crisis. This will be achieved through provision of life-saving intervention in health. This health project will focus on provision of minimum health serveries package, newborn health, child health and maternal health at fixed primary health care facilities which will include curative care (OPD) IMCI, ANC/PNC, FP, EPI, NCD, management of normal delivery and essential newborn care in addition to basic laboratory services. The project will support 7 fixed health facilities in 4 districts (Mukayras - Wald Rabi' - Al Haymah Al Kharijiyah – Nihm) with, provision of medical supplies, Solar system, equipment, furniture, operational costs, and technical training for the health system through strengthening the health information and drug management systems. Health community volunteers (HCVs) will work to increase the community awareness on topics that related to child health, maternal health, newborn health, and treatment of simple cases at home. Implementation will be in close coordination with Ministry of Public Health and Population (MoPHP), GHO, NAMCHA, and local authorities in governorates and district levels.
Emergency life-saving  WASH  cholera responses to the most affected population of hard to reach districts of Sana'a  Al-Bydah governorates This project is aimed to response on the WASH gaps in emergency and lifesaving assistance for the most vulnerable IDP, Returnees families and host communities in hard to reach prioritized Cholera amp high acute WASH severity districts in (Safan - Al Haymah Al Dakhiliyah- Al A'rsh) in Sana’a amp Al-Bydah governorstes. This is including six water supply system repair, rehabilitation, and augment water supply systems and train 6 water project management community along with two months' provision of operational support with 21 Water quality surveillance in the eight targeted districts (Safan - Al Haymah Al Dakhiliyah- Al A'rsh) in Sana’a and Albydah goverorates. In addition, with Provision of safe emergency water supply distribution for 2050 Hygiene Kits, 2050 Water Filters, and awarness to IDPs, total beneficiaries 2050 HH 14350 individuals  (2813Men, 2927woemen, 4219boys, 4319girls), vulnerable groups and other affected people in the seven targeted districts in Sana’a amp Al-Bydah governors.
The total targeted beneficiaries of the above mentioned activities are 5756 HH 40296 individuals (7897 Men, 8221 woemen, 11847 boys , 12330 girls)
By the end of the project, ARD expects improved access to life saving WASH assistance to the most vulnerable people and maintain sustainable water to reduce excess morbidity and mortality.

Al-Atta for relief and development capacity: 
ARD has over 5 years working experience in the field of WASH and one of the leading organizations in implementing WASH interventions in Yemen. ARD has its main office in Sana’a and 3 field offices (Saddah sub-office, Safan sub-office, Al-Bydah sub-office where the field staff operates the project interventions. ARD has qualified technical engineers to implement high quality water schemes with Efficiency effectiveness. ARD experienced hygiene promotion team going to implement the hygiene promotion activities smoothly with high quality standards along with sphere standards.

Possible risks of proposed project locations:
In Sana’a governorate Safan district is bordered with Al-hydedah where the conflict has escalated lately and probably the conflict moves to Safan and for Al Haymah Al Dakhiliyah disrtict the situation is stable, safe, and easy access. Al-Bydah governorate Al A'rsh district is stable, safe, and easy access. 
In all mentioned above location Air strikes can target the water projects due to the labors gathering and heavy cranes and trucks in the project sites.
Preparedness Plan: Emergency Nutrition Assistance to those affected by an escalation of conflict in Western Yemen Under this project, WFP is assisting a total of 107,850 women and children which is in line with the nutrition clusters plan for the worst case scenario in light of the escalation of conflict. Under the overall preparedness plan, there is an expectation of a deterioration of the food security situation 

According to the results of the FSAC-coordinated and WFP-led Famine Risk Monitoring (FRM) Surveys conducted during the first and second quarters of 2018, 38 percent of the population in more than 250 districts of 20 governorates, reported a poor consumption score with proportions reaching 59 percent in Al Bayda and ranging from 38 percent to 58 percent in Al Hodieda, Taiz, Hajja, Abyan, Laheg, Rayma, Ad Dale, Amran and Al Jawf. Another 33 percent of the surveyed population had a borderline food consumption score, with highest rates registered in Al Mahweet (50 percent), Sa’ada (46 percent), Mareb (41 percent) and Sana’a City (38 percent). At district level, 75 percent of districts in Al Bayda had poor food consumption scores above national average (39%) compared to 60 percent in Al Jawf, 56 percent in Ad Dale, 47 percent in Laheg, 46 percent in Hajja and 40 percent in Amran

It is estimated that in the worst-case scenario, an additional 206,500 people are projected to need lifesaving nutritional services due the deterioration of the food security situation and new displacement: 124,000 children with moderate acute malnutrition, 34,500 with SAM and 48,000 PLW with acute malnutrition. Out of these, the cluster will target a total of 127,500 people: 24,000 Children with severe acute malnutrition (SAM), 74,500 children with moderate acute malnutrition (MAM), and 29,000 of pregnant and lactating women (PLW) and of this, WFP will target a total of 29,000 acutely malnourished pregnant and lactating women and 78,850 moderately acutely malnourished children under five. Under this project, WFP will procure supplies for MAM treatment for additional caseloads of children, procure supplies for the treatment of acute malnutrition for pregnant and lactating women and expand the capacity of zonal warehouses (in Aden, Sanaa and Hudadyah). As locations have not been identified, the preparedness stock will be equally distributed over Aden, Sana’a and Hodeida warehouse. The supplies can be used for the host community, internally displaced people and refugees pending on the needs identified. This will occur in close coordination with the nutrition cluster, based on national guidelines and protocols.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Malaysia Support institutional capacity building of the Malaysian Red Crescent
Forest Health Protection: Pheromone Trap Design and Modeling Support Pheromone Trap Design and Modeling Support
International Forestry Programs: AGDISP and Spray Advisor Modeling AGDISP and Spray Advisor Modeling
International Forestry Programs: Assessment of Disposition Patterns of Air-Assisted Nozzles Assessment of Disposition Patterns of Air-Assisted Nozzles in Comparison With Standard Flat Fan Nozzles for Use in Development of Ag
PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENTS THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT PESTICIDES CADMIUM AND NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES IN NEW ZEALAND CHILDREN
TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR PESTICIDE APPLICATION MODELING AND DEVELOPMENT OF SEMIOCHEMICAL PEST MGMT STRATEGIES INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
SPORE UPLIFT RESEARCH PROJECT INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Defense Institution Reform Initiative AFRICOM Multi-lateral Logistics Leader Seminar (MLLS). Gain an understanding of Partner Nation (PN) logistics challenges and requirements Examine logistics concepts to assist PNs with professionalizing their logistics forces Determine PN priorities for regional collaboration/mutual logistics support
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Africa Center for Strategic Studies Activity 2019-08 CT STRATEGIC APPROACHES. Guinea Ministry of National Defense
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies Comprehensive Maritime Security Course (CMSC19-1). Bangladesh Ministry of Foreign Affairs
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. CGC JARVIS HIGH ENDURANCE CUTTER, Quantity Delivered: 1.
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies NESA Executive Seminar 03-19. Bangladesh Army
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. CGC RUSH, Quantity Delivered: 1.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. MINE-RESISTANT AMBUSH PROTECTED (MRAP), MAXXPRO BASE, Quantity Delivered: 50.
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies Comprehensive Maritime Security Course (CMSC19-1). Bangladesh Navy
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies DKI-APCSS Alumni Associations Workshop:Advance Regional Security. Bangladesh Institute of Peace and Security Studies
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies DKI-APCSS Alumni Associations Workshop:Advance Regional Security. Bangladesh Ministry of Foreign Affairs
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies Comprehensive Maritime Security Course (CMSC19-1). Bangladesh Coast Guard
U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA): NOAA International Program U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA): Workshop Ecosystem approach to Fisheries Management through U.S. Government - Department of State.
Support for NYU/CIC work on Afghanistan and Multilateralism and Scarcity (Phase II) Support for NYU/CIC work on Afghanistan and Multilateralism and Scarcity (Phase II)
Strengthening of a trade focused union movement in Latin America The aim is to strengthen the labour market as well as the civil society through capacity building of independent , industry specific labour unions in five countries.
Family law, security, and human rights documentation and education in West Africa. Danish Institue for Human Rights work with partners mainly in Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso to stimulate positive human rights change by facilitating regional cooperation in the areas of family law, security and human rights documentation and education
Component 4 - Technical Assistance, Reviews and Studies Technical Assistance, Reviews and Studies for the Health Sector Programme
Adviser Comp 1 Kosovo Agricultural Prog. 12-15 Advisor for the component 1 of the Kosovo Agricultural Programme 2012-2015
Tree Talk Plus - Greening Uganda The project aims to improve rural livelihood options in build resilience of the local population towards the impacts of climate change. The project will plant 4,4 million trees, train 2600 people and through mass-media reach 1.000.000 people.
Legal Empowerment of the Poor - UNDP Legal Empowerment of the Poor - UNDP Legal Empowerment of the Poor - UNDP Legal Empowerment of the Poor - UNDP
Capacity Building of Anti-Corruption Commission Capacity Building of Anti-Corruption Commission Capacity Building of Anti-Corruption Commission Capacity Building of Anti-Corruption Commission
Developing capacities for effective aid management and coordination Continuation to the earlier support in developing capacities for effective aid management of different line ministries, INGOs etc
Support to Prisoners at Lusaka Central Prison Support to Prisoners at Lusaka Central Prison
B2B ENV PT Pandega Desain Weharima and SITE A/S B2B ENV PT Pandega Desain Weharima and SITE A/S
Provision of medical equipment to Our Lady's Hospice Provision of medical equipment to Our Lady's Hospice Provision of medical equipment to Our Lady's Hospice Provision of medical equipment to Our Lady's Hospice
GGGI - Global Green Growth- development of adaptation and reduction strategies in developing countries Core contribution to the global green growth institute 2014-16 (28 mill (2014) + 29 mill (2015) + 29 mill (2016) + strategy advisor (1,5 mill) + reviews and audits (2,5 mill) - in total DKK 90 mill.
Strengthening the Institutionalization of 
the Palestinian labour movement Strengthening the Institutionalization of 
the Palestinian labour movement
UNICEF projekt til rehabilitiering af tidligere børnesoldater/beskyttelse af kvinder og børn i Centralafrikanske Republik, Demokratiske Republik Congo, Sudan og Uganda UNICEF projekt til rehabilitiering af tidligere børnesoldater/beskyttelse af kvinder og børn i Centralafrikanske Republik, Demokratiske Republik Congo, Sudan og Uganda UNICEF projekt til rehabilitiering af tidligere børnesoldater/beskyttelse af kvinder og børn i Centralafrikanske Republik, Demokratiske Republik Congo, Sudan og Uganda UNICEF projekt til rehabilitiering af tidligere børnesoldater/beskyttelse af kvinder og børn i Centralafrikanske Republik, Demokratiske Republik Congo, Sudan og Uganda
Humanitarian support for the Horn of Africa. Drought 2011 Ca. 12,5 mio. mennesker på Afrikas Horn er ramt af tørke og konflikter og har behov for akut humanitær bistand. Det er hovedsagelig Etiopien, Kenya, Djibouti og Somalia, som er ramt af langvarig tørke. Værst er situationen i Somalia, hvor den igangværende konflikt desuden gør det vanskeligt at komme ud til de nødstedte. Konflikt og sult har forårsaget, at ca. 1,46 mio. nu er internt fordrevne, hvilket blandt andet lægger et stort pres på Mogadishu. Herudover er tusindvis af flygtninge fra Somalia strømmet ind over grænserne til Kenya og Etiopien (i juni 2011 udgjorde antallet mere end 55.000 mennesker). Specielt Dadaab flygtningelejrene (Kenya) og Dollo Ado lejrene i Etiopien er overbelastede med flere gange det normerede antal. I alt lever der nu knap 780.000 mennesker i Etiopien og Kenya, som er på flugt fra tørke og konflikter, heraf er de 582.000 flygtninge fra Somalia. 

FN¿s kontor for koordinering af nødhjælp (OCHA) udsendte i juli 2011 et resumé over situationen i de enkelte lande i Afrikas Horn, hvor de humanitære behov vurderes til i alt 2,5 mia. USD, hvoraf knap 1,1 mia. USD allerede var blevet indsamlet. 

På baggrund af dette blev der blevet bevilliget i alt 107 mio. kr. gennem Dansk Røde Kors (20 mio. kr.), Dansk Flygtningehjælp (18 mio. kr.), Red Barnet (12 mio. kr.) og Folkekirkens Nødhjælp (5 mio. kr.) og Beredskabsstyrelsen (2 mio. kr.) samt UNICEF (30 mio. kr.).
Danish contribution to MOPAN The mission of MOPAN is to support its members in assessing the effectiveness of the multilateral organisations that receive development and humanitarian funding. Aiming to strengthen the organisations’ contribution to overall greater development and humanitarian results, the network generates, collects, analyses and presents relevant and credible information on the organisational and development effectiveness of multilateral organisations. This knowledge base is intended to contribute to organisational learning within and among multilateral organisations, their direct clients/partners and other stakeholders.
Stabilisation and Anti-Radicalisation Activities under the Danish Stabilisation Fund in Tajikistan The aim is to improve the protection of refugees and asylum seekers in Tajikistan through enhancing the capacity of local authorities and lawyers working with refugees and asylum seekers.
Component 3. Civil Society and Private Sector Natural Resources The objective of the component is: Civil society organisations ¿ including local communities ¿ and private sector service providers are capacitated to support and influence natural resource management, as a contribution towards poverty alleviation.
MSME Mentorship Programme The MSME Mentorship program has a long term goal of creating sustainable MSME
business growth and jobs, with an intervention strategy of qualifying potential
mentors into entering value adding relationships with entrepreneurs from the Micro
Small & Medium Enterprise (MSME) sector. The program is in response to the 75%
death rate of all start ¿ups within their 3 years of birth. We believe that indeed
mentoring may be that kick which will save such enterprises from collapsing .

Furthermore, the program is in reference to the Danish Africa Commission focus on
economic growth and employment creation, and in line with the 7th July 2010
deliberation organized by the Danish Embassy in Nairobi on the second version of the
Business Sector Programme Support (BSPS II).
Through a collaborative approach, the program shall be implemented in a two tier
system of 6 month capacity building followed with a 12 month actual mentoring of
enterprises by the trained mentors. The Regional Center for Enterprise Development
(RCED) of Inoorero University shall host the program drawing experiences from both
the academia (via highly qualified faculty) and Industry through collaboration with
major players namely Entrepreneurs; Donor agencies: International Labour
Organization ¿ Youth Entrepreneurship Facility, Danish Development Agency (ILO-YEF;
DANIDA); Business Member Organizations: Kenya Private Sector Alliance; Eye Kenya;
Africa Youth Trust; Enablis; Federation of Kenya Employers; Kenya Association of
Business Owners (KEPSA; EYE KENYA; AYT; FKE; KAWBO); East Africa Business Council
and Governments among other players.
B2B Larsen and Planet Wise Production, propagation, and export of fynbos protea flowers to chain customers in selected European countries
United Nations Relief and Work Agency for palestinian refugees (UNWRA) annual core grant 2021 Ensure that everyone everywhere can reach their full human potential and that all have access to fundamental human rights are overarching priorities of Denmark, as reflected in the Danish Development and Humanitarian Strategy. Denmark fully aligns itself with the goal of UNRWA's Medium-Term Strategy (MTS) for 2016-2021, which states that Palestine Refugees should 
lead long and healthy lives, are knowledgeable, have decent standard of living and enjoy human rights 
UNRWA's MTS describes five strategic outcomes of its core programmes, which Denmark supports:
1. Refugees' rights under international law are protected and promoted
2. Refugees' health is protected and the disease burden reduced
3. School-aged children complete quality, equitable and inclusive basic education 
4. Refugee capabilities are strengthened for increase livelihoods opportunities 
5. refugees are able to meet their basic human needs of food, shelter and environmental health 

Source: Strategy for Denmark's Engagement with UNRWA 2017-2021

The project agreement is extended tll 31-12-2022
Bilateral Media Cooperation with Jordan Bilateral Media Cooperation with Jordan Bilateral Media Cooperation with Jordan Bilateral Media Cooperation with Jordan
The Private Sector Development Programme- The FAN Foundation Enhancement of the quality and credibility of the private sector interest organisations to engage effectively in private public dialogue and to advocae improvement in the business environment as well as increasing research institutions capacity.
Strengthening Civic Values through Religious Inst & the Police Phase 2 The development objective of this programme is to advance democratic governance and human rights through police, religious leaders, and civic society, including pesantren communities.
B2B Binaria and Excel Data AS The overall objective is to establish a partnership to offer and develop business intelligence software in Santa Cruz. The companies intend to develop, sell software and consultancy services to clients in Bolivia and Latin America in general.
Support to Indigenous Peoples in Plain Land The Project goal was to build capacities of Indigenous people of 20 plain land communities under 7 districts of Bangladesh and empower them to claim social, human and women rights and entitlements. The Project purpose was Improvement of rights situation of the plain land Indigenous peoples of Bangladesh.

The activities were on track, and the expected results have been delivered on time.

The activities have been completed and accounts have been closed. Administrative and accounting closure will be required.
Establishment of textile and knitware production in Hanoi Establishment of textile and knitware production in Hanoi
Greshk Electricity Services Improvement Project (GESIP) The $75.4 million grant from the Government of Denmark ($12.4million), Government of UK ($20 million), and ADF ($43 million) was approved on 22 December 2011, signed on 21 January 2012, and became effective on 20 March 2012 with an original grant closing date of 31 March 2015. The grant closing date was extended six times from 31 March 2015 till 28 November 2020, because of a delay in turnkey contract implementation due to volatile security in Helmand province and the poor performance of the contractor. Grant 0280-AFG and 0281-AFG were closed on 3 August 2016 with a disbursement of $8.04 million out of $12.4 million and $13.11 million out of $20 million, respectively while Grant 0280-AFG was physically closed on 28 November 2020 and will be financially closed by 31 December 2022. The winding-up period for financial closure was extended from 28 March 2021 to 28 May 2021 and then extended till 31 August 2021 and further until 31 December 2022. The project outputs are: (i) Gereshk power supply system rehabilitated and improved, (ii) end-user connections increased with improved distribution facilities, and (iii) the executing agency’s operational capacity increased. Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat (DABS) is the executing agency of this project. 

The project outputs are: (i) Gereshk power supply system rehabilitated and improved, (ii) end-user connections increased with improved distribution facilities, and (iii) the executing agency’s operational capacity increased. Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat (DABS) is the executing agency of this project. Denmark, in December 2009, invested 32 million. million in the renovation of the waterworks in Gereshk MHP. achieving increased and improved access to electricity in the area. Improved power supply is also one of the prerequisites for the development of the emerging private sector in Gereshk. The project is financed with DFID and the Asian Development Bank (ADB). ADB manages the funds and implement the project in collaboration with the Afghan electricity utility (DABS).
Africa Commission. University, Research, Agro-Business initiative URABI, (FARA) Linking university education, research and business in sustainable agriculture to promote innovation and produce graduates with entrepreneurial and business skills and research-based knowledge that is relevant to the development of African agriculture etc
Local Government Policy Development in Palestine I henhold til den strategiske ramme for dansk-palæstinensisk udviklingssamarbejde 2010-2012 falder programmet under den strategiske målsætning vedrørende støtte til statsopbygning.

'Local Government Policy Development in Palestine' supplerer den øvrige danske støtte til palæstinensisk statsopbygning, hvor Danmark er førende inden for institutionel udvikling og god regeringsførelse på kommuneniveau.
Basin Development Plan Programme 2011-2015 phase III The aim is to strengthen national and regional capacity to ensure the sustainable use of the water resources in the Mekong River.