devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
DGBP 2023 - Green Dairy Partnership in Bangladesh – creating a sustainable and productive dairy value chain model in SW Bangladesh The objective of the partnership among Arla, PRAN, SNAL, SEGES, IDRN and DAFC, is to pool best expertise to showcase a visionary operating model for a productive and green MVC in SW Bangladesh. The model builds on Arla’s BIG FIVE farm practices adapted to BD dairy conditions. The 5 levers are Feed Efficiency, Feed Balance, Animal Robustness, Manure Handling and Land-use, leading to 30% CO2e reduction (up-stream), while increasing income with 30% for 10,000 farmers, incl. 80% women. Supply estimates to grow to 25,000 l/day to sustain PRAN’s dairy business. Energy, waste and packaging are 3 levers to gain 5% reduction (down-stream). Science-based proof-points from Innovation Farms will guide the dairy industry in line with BD and DK priorities on green agri-solutions and sust. food systems, scaling up to 50,000 farmers.
Supporting Sustainable Development Goal based investment and job creation in Mpumalanga through a Just Transition This project aims to integrate SDG action with investment and job creation through a Just Transition in the Mpumalanga province. This impact will be achieved by enhancing the lives and livelihoods of the residents of the Mpumalanga Province by creating employment and enhancing basic service delivery through leveraging resilient infrastructure opportunities in the Green Economy.
International Media Support (IMS) Funding to the organisation International Media Support that supports the development of free media in development countries. Grant period: 2013-2015, 36 months.
Climate Proofing WASH Services - PLAN Consortium With Climate Proofing WASH Services, the project partners will combine their expertise to ensure that refugees and host communities in Turkana county enhance their resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related challenges through improved water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services and market based economic opportunities related to WASH.
Primary Health Project in Herat Province Primary Helath Care Support Project Herat Afghanistan 2010-2011
Denmark's contribution to general and selective capital increase for the World Bank IBRD, the World Bank, was established in 1945 and has 188 member countries. IBRD helping to reduce poverty in middle-income and creditworthy poorer countries. IBRD surplus fund development activities in low-income countries and favorable loan terms for middle-income countries .

The latest general capital increase of the World Bank took place in 1998 when Denmark subscribed to approx. DKK 2644.1 million worth of shares of which 6 per cent corresponding to approx. DKK 158.9 million was paid. The remaining 94 per cent were pledged as guarantee capital. The distribution of shares in IBRD is based on a formula reflecting the countries in the world economy, openness, financial stability and the level of foreign reserves. The World Bank spring meeting in 2010 approved a reform of the distribution of votes that gave developing countries a greater share of the votes in the Bank. Denmark's share of the capital amounts to 0.76 per cent.

The decision on a voice reform paved the way for a further resolution on general and selective capital increase for the World Bank. In the period 2011-2016, Denmark's paid contribution amounted to DKK 190 million. The guarantee stands as non-paid.
Wind farm in Darling as a national demonstration project Projektet indeholder etablering af en vindfarm af 1.3MW turbiner der forventes at generere en gennemsnitlig 12.9 GWh per år. Det er planlagt at energiproduktionen vil blive solgt, igennem en samarbejdsaftale med ESKOM, til Cape Town kommune (distributør) igennem en Energikøbsaftale på minimum 20 år og med en premium tarif på 0.37 Rand/kWh. Cape Town Distribution Company forventes at markedsføre den grønne elektricitet til specifikke grønne virksomhedskunder, med Cape Town kommune som slutaftaler hvis sådanne virksomhedsaftaler ikke kan indgås. Vindfarmen vil være delejet af private investorer og Central Energy Fund (CEF), som vil have en 56% kapitalandel. 49% kontrol vil blive overdraget til en Risk Capital Facility som vil blive støttet af Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) og European Investment Bank (EIB), der tillige vil bibringe den nødvendige Black Empowerment Equity (BEE). Projektet vil levere investeringsstøtte og teknisk assistance (TA) igennem konsulenter til kontraktledelse og supervision indtil slutningen af garantiperioden, og til forberedelse og evaluering af en miljøhandlingsplan.
World Food Programme humanitarian action in Burkina Faso, 2023-2024 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the 2023 WFP Humanitarian Response Plan for Burkina Faso including reaching 3.5 million people in need of urgent food assistance. Due to its nature as a response to a humanitarian appeal operational results are general and highly aggregated and the MFA contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner. Please refer to this hyperlink below: https://www.wfp.org/publications This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the 2023 WFP Humanitarian Response Plan for Burkina Faso including reaching 3.5 million people in need of urgent food assistance.
Bidrag til genopfyldning af Den International Udviklingssammenslutning (IDA 11 EKSTRA) Den Internationale Udviklingssammenslutning (IDA) er Verdensbankgrupens facilitet til ydelse af lån på fordelagtige vilkår til lavindkomstlande, som ikke eller kun i begrænset omfang har adgang til de internationale kapitalmarkeder. 

Som led i en særlig kapitaludvidelse i Verdensbanken gav Danmark med denne bevilling et ekstraordinært bidrag til den 11. genopfyldning af IDA (IDA11). 

Danmark har som led i Handlingsplan for Aktiv Multilateralisme arbejdet for en forøgelse af den danske aktieandel med henblik på at øge Danmarks inflydelse i Verdensbanken. Indflydelse i Banken ventes i stigende grad at afhænge af aktieandele - donorindflydelse gennem IDA-bidrag mindskes i takt med den forventede stigende selvfinansiering af IDA.
WFP humanitarian action in Ethiopia 2022-2023 Delivering lifesaving food assistance to vulnerable groups affected by drought and conflict in Ethiopia.
2022-9490 Green Climate Fund - GCF - Seoul 2022-9490 Seniorrådgiver til Green Climate Fund - GCF  (Den Grønne Klima Fond) i Seoul  for 2 år fra d. 1. april 2022 til 31. marts 2024.
Support to Office of Legal Affairs The objective of the component is: Enabling legislation and rule of law to be strengthened and sustained at all levels.
Nile Basin Initiative's Water Resources Planning and Management Project. The Nile Basin covers one tenth of the African Continent and is divided between eleven countries with a total of 350 million inhabitants. The ten initial countries are: Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda. South Sudan is now accepted as a full-fledged member.

Acknowledging the challenges, the potential and the necessity of regional cooperation, the ten initial countries established "the Nile Basin Initiative (NBI)" in 1999 as a regional partnership with a broad vision of creating a sustainable socio-economic development through equal utilisation of the Nile's water resources. This was a historical step taken in a region, where the countries' relations often have been shaped by mistrust and opposition. A strategic action programme was established. It includes a capacity-building programme (Shared Vision Programme) with focus on creating the necessary trust and establishing regional institutions and capacities, and an action-programme (Subsidiary Action Programme) focusing on investment and development projects. The capacity-building programme covers all member countries, while the investment projects can be developed between two or more countries.
A range of donors support the initiative and the World Bank has established a Nile Basin Trust Fund (NBTF) for the administration of donor funds.
The overall objective of the Danish contribution is to ensure that the Nile's water resources are utilised and administered in an - for the Nile countries - equal, optimised and sustainable way promoting socioeconomic development, peace and stability in the region. The immediate objective is to support the enhancement of the regional water resource management, which serves as an integrated part of the countries' common initiative, including the strengthening of the capacity and the institutional infrastructure for cooperation on a sustainable utilisation and administration of the Nile's water resources.
We Are! Climate Justice Campaign in Nigeria To build a pan-African creative and cultural voice on climate change in the run-up to COP27, raising the profile and salience of key issues of resonance to African publics, including situating community experiences of adaptation and locally grounded visions for a low-carbon, climate-resilient future.

To engage local communities in climate action in an accessible and understandable manner through bottom-up campaigns.

To build public opinion and awareness of African-led, low-carbon climate solutions and development pathways that can create thriving and resilient communities in the lead up to COP27.
Fishborne Zoonotic Parasites in Vietnam Fiskebårne zoonotiske parasitter (FZP) er almindeligt forekommende i Vietnam og udgør betydelige sundhedsmæssige risici og fødevarerisici. FIBOZOPA var et forskningskapacitetsopbygningsprojekt som tog udgangspunkt i tre hovedproblemstillinger, som forhindrer en bæredygtig kontrol af FZP i Vietnam: 1) en begrænset institutionel kapacitet til at lave forskning i FZP; 2) mangel på basal information om forekomst og udbredelse af FZP; 3) begrænset samarbejde mellem relevante sektorer og institutioner i Vietnam nødvendig for kontrol af FZP. Kapacitetsopbygning og multidisciplinære forskningsaktiviteter blev gennemført i samarbejder med vietnamesiske partnerinstitutioner. Gennem træning og kommunikation af forskningsresultater har FIBOZOPA spillet en vigtig rolle i at etablere en national bevidsthed om forekomst og risici ved FZP infektioner i mennesker og fisk og vigtigheden i at adressere disse problemstillinger både nationalt og lokalt. FIBOZOPA blev endvidere international anerkendt som ledende i integreret kontrol af FZP med fokus på akvakultur. Kapacitetsopbygningsaktiviteter blev i stigende omfang udført af vietnamesiske partnere, som har modtaget træning og undervisning i FIBOZOPA. Forskere fra 11 vietnamesiske institutioner har været ansvarlige for planlægning og implementering af en række forskningsprojekter. 5 ph.d.'er fra Vietnam er uddannet, og en har opgivet at gennemføre sit studium. Projektet blev forlænget til udgangen af 2012, da nogle af forskningsaktiviteterne blev forsinket. Se website: http://fibozopa2.ria1.org/_E
Support to the preparation of input from Denmark to the Board and Councils for GCF, GEF and LDCF The Department for Green Diplomacy and Climate (GDK) is seeking a consultant to support the process of ensuring a stronger engagement on the board/council of the GCF, GEF and LDCF seats regarding funding proposals, leading to strategic influence on the development and approval of projects. The specific objectives of the consultancy will be to support due diligence in the process of reviewing funding proposal as well as a lead to increased understanding of the portfolios of the three funds especially around elements considered a priority in the relevant Danish organisation strategies.
Assistance with financial management APD The overall purpose of the assignment will be financial management in the APD unit. Specifically the purpose can be explained as:
- Review and evaluate the financial reporting from projects and programmes financed as Official Development Assistance including if these comply with signed agreements and with the Ministry's Financial Guidelines. 
- Conduct quality control cf. applicable Ministry standards. 
- If necessary, prepare feedback in cooperation with caseworkers concerning needs for additional material or corrections in current financial material. 
- Close projects according to MFA/AMG procedures.
Genopfyldning af danske konsulenttrustfonde i multilaterale udviklingsinstitutioner IFC KONS. FOND 2003-06
Review of migration project portfolio Provide an overall assessment of Danish development cooperation in the field of migration managed by MFA HQ/MNS and provide lessons learned and recommendations for the future migration portfolio.
CCDMP 2022-2025: UNDP - Regional Programme on Climate Security in Western Sahel (RPCS) The overall objective of this programme is to improve the resilience of Sahelian populations against the cumulative and cascading impact of climate-induced shocks and stressors, including violent conflicts, while supporting social cohesion and local governance systems through sustainable use of and equitable access to natural resources.
ADRA SPA 2022-2025 DEV Three strategic priorities permeate across all strategic partnerships in the period. Democratic values and human rights, fragile context and displacement, and climate and green solutions are present through different approaches and varying emphasis in line with the technical capacity and the partner’s core competencies.
Atlantic Council Partnership 2022-2025 To foster civil society involvement and human rights-aligned approaches in developing countries to the development of tech governance frameworks
German Marshall Fund 2023-2025 To present comprehensive multistakeholder recommendations that would promote continued reform in Ukraine in the context of the ongoing conflict (and ultimately benefit Ukraine’s economic development and welfare).
UNOPS. Passport produktion tender. 2023-2025. To provide technical assistance to the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) for the transparent, efficient and sustainable planning and execution of an international competitive tender process for contracting a passport services supplier in accordance with international best practices, standards and security regulations as defined by the international Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
Seminars with leading African think tanks and politicians Contribution from leading African think tanks and politicians will inform the Ministry and relevant stakeholders about key trends and recommendations of relevance to Denmark's future Development Cooperation. Including  i) a better understanding on the importance of the emerging geopolitical context on the economic and social development in Africa and ii) a common analysis of the current developments, trends and their effect on Danish Development Cooperation.
Energy Efficient Housing in the Low-cost Housing Sector in South Africa Air quality in South Africa managed in such a way that it contributes to a healthy environment for people, as well as protection of the local and global environment for the benefit of present and future generations.
Water Resource Management The component  is one of two within the Urban Environmental Management Programmes. The overall purpose of the programme is to support in getting sustainable solutions to environmental problems in South Africa
General Contribution to the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) 2021-2023 The Danish cooperation with UNAIDS is based on an organisation strategy covering the period 2017-2023. The priority results defined for Denmark's interaction with UNAIDS are to: 1. Ensuring that UNAIDS' clear focus on human rights, including equity and gender equality, is maintained. 2. Ensure that young people, especially young women and adolescent girls, have access to prevention. 3. Continued reform and risk management.
Appraisal of Inclusive Refugee Response Programme, Kenya The objective of the appraisal is to assess the quality and feasibility of the proposed 
programme against the strategic priorities in the new Danish development strategy, the World 
we share. The appraisal should be in line with the MFA Aid Management Guidelines (AMG)
Guidelines for Country Strategic Frameworks, Programmes & Projects. Based on this the 
appraisal team will provide recommendations on the necessary adjustments for follow-ups to 
be taken prior to submission of the final programme to MFA senior management for approval.
UNDP Social Cohesion Programme (Iraq) Support is provided to the new UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (UNSDCF) in Iraq that addresses social cohesion as a priority including a focus on prevention of violent extremism (PVE). The outcome of UNSDCF is for people in Iraq to participate in and benefit from effective mechanisms – at national, subnational and community levels – that prevent, mitigate, and manage conflict, and contribute to social cohesion and peaceful coexistence, with particular focus on women and youth leadership in decision-making, peacebuilding and reconciliation processes.
OCHA Syria Humanitarian Fund, since 2022 This allocation of 35 million DKK to the UN Country-Based Pooled Fund for Syria contributes to meeting the objectives of the Syria Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022, which points to 4.44 billion USD to reach 11.8 million people with humanitarian assistance. The Humanitarian Response Plan aims at reaching 12.9 million people with food security and agricultural assistance; 3.9 million people with nutrition assistance; 8 million people with health assistance; 13.2 million people with water, sanitation and hygiene assistance and 10.7 million people with protection including the protection of women and girls against gender-based violence.

This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Syria Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022, which calls for 4.44 billion USD to reach 11.8 million people with humanitarian assistance.

Due to its nature as a response to a humanitarian appeal operational results are general and highly aggregated and the MFA contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner.  Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://www.unocha.org/research-and-reports This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Syria Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022, which calls for 4.44 billion USD to reach 11.8 million people with humanitarian assistance, and succeeding response plans. Including the Syria Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022-23, which calls for 4.44 billion USD to reach 11.8 million people.
Denmark’s core contributions to UNHCR 2022-2026 The objective of Denmark’s support for UNHCR is to address needs in forced displacement contexts and thereby contributing to the achievement of Agenda 2030’s commitment to “leave no one behind” and in particular Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) 1, 5, 10 and 161, as well as the main priorities of Denmark’s strategy for development cooperation, The World We Share, relating to poverty, fragility, conflict and creating viable alternatives to forced displacement and irregular migration. It also supports Danish government’s ambition for a fair and humane asylum system within international law by focusing in protection and self-reliance for refugees thus helping refugees in humanitarian settings and areas bordering conflict.
UNHCR support to the transition process under the IRRP Programme (2023-2026) The project has two support areas, Education and health: 

a)	To facilitate shifts in education policy, governance, and management towards the inclusion of refugees in the national education system. This will support ongoing advocacy and preparation for registration of camp schools, extension of quality assurance services, inclusion in data systems and access to national teacher management services.
b)	To sustain education services for refugees in camps with a focus on the most vulnerable, progressively aligning interventions to national systems and standards necessary for transition. This involves supporting the provision of infrastructure, learning materials and teachers to schools in the refugee camps to enable delivery of the Competency based Curriculum with a focus on Junior Secondary Schools.

and for health:

Enhance refugees’ inclusion in Universal Health Coverage through supporting access to the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) for refugees and hosting communities in and around Kakuma and Kalobeyei.
Vision in Action Increasing the capacity of UPACLED, and individual parents to respond effectively to the needs of people with intellectual disabilities, and to advocate and lobby on their behalf.
Support to 10 year Global Strategy for Sustainable Consumption and Production The objective of the development cooperation is to support the implementation of the Global Strategy for SCP, to achieve SDG12 and related SDGs, addressing the triple planetary crisis of climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution, and enhancing human well-being. The cooperation supports the results framework for the 2023-2024 period.
Mobilisation of digital democracy initiative The objective of the assignment is to mobilise additional support from relevant donors to an initiative supporting civil society to Strengthening and Protecting Inclusive Democratic Space. The objective of the assignment is to mobilise additional support from relevant donors to an initiative supporting civil society to Strengthening and Protecting Inclusive Democratic Space.
Danish Ethiopia Energy Partnership (DEEP): Inception Review The inception phase will provide an opportunity to refine and adjust the scope and
implementation modalities of DEEP. The purpose of the Inception Review is to support the
Embassy of Denmark in the management of the support provided and to secure the best
possible start of the DEEP programme – taking the local conditions and context into account,
including the macroeconomic conditions of Ethiopia (lack of hard currency, high inflations,
restrictions on import/export), as well as the institutional capacity of the partners.
Mission Øst SPA 2022-2025 HUM Three strategic priorities permeate across all strategic partnerships in the period. Democratic values and human rights, fragile context and displacement, and climate and green solutions are present through different approaches and varying emphasis in line with the technical capacity and the partner’s core competencies.
Financial management support - review of multilateral - and old financial accounts - 2024 The purpose of the assignment is assisting the HCE unit with timely review of the most urgent (aging and complex) financial accounts as well as  preparation of input to accounting notes to avoid an  increasing back log of a very large portfolio of approximately 250 accounts annually (including many complex multilateral accounts). The support will assist and improve flow in operations and increase the ability to perform timely financial monitoring and compliance.
Danish Support to CIF ACT During COP26 in Glasgow, Demark pledged a contribution of 100 mill DKK to ACT. The support should be seen in the context of the development policy / strategy "The World We share" and the Global Strategy on Climate "A Green and Sustainable World". It is furthermore to be guided by internal MFA How to Notes outlining how the development policy will be implemented, especially the two notes on reduction & energy, and on jobs, respectively.