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Integrated, Adaptive and Climate-smart Response to Food Insecurity The project aims to ensure that vulnerable people in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, particularly small-scale producers, women and people living with disabilities, have access to local climate-resilient and nutritious food production, are supported to improve their resilience and livelihoods, as well as to prevent and mitigate the impacts of climate change. The consortium aims to scale-up existing interventions in each targeted project locations, using best practices and lessons learned to implement an integrated, adaptive programme that can respond to both the risks associated with food and nutrition crisis situations and structural vulnerabilities. The holistic project will employ a rights-based, community-driven approach that emphasizes inclusion of marginalized groups and support to women’s access to and control over resources, implemented across the following four strategic objectives:
SO1: Strengthening small-scale producers’ climate-resilient food production capacity
SO2: Improving financing opportunities for small-scale producers, women, youth and people living with disabilities
SO3: Improving adoption of recommended practices to prevent malnutrition and reduce malnutrition
SO4: Strengthening local governance systems to empower women and other marginalized smallholder farmers in food security programming
Scaling-up improved food security, nutrition, and sustainable livelihoods in Borno, Adamawa, Yobe and Taraba States This programme is strengthening resilience of crises affected population in the four states of Borno, Adamawa, Yobe and Taraba to alleviate hunger and poverty in the region. 
The project impact is to enhance food and nutrition security on a sustainable basis. 

This 3-year intervention will directly benefit about 307,930 persons (37,400 households) with at least 45 percent of women as direct beneficiaries who will receive agriculture starter kits (inputs/tools/animals), knowledge and skills and to enhance their resilience. The beneficiaries will be IDPs, host communities and returnees/relocated households with special attention to women headed households.

The four main priorities are: 

Priority 1: Promote Climate Resilient Diversified Agriculture for Sustainable Household Food and Nutrition Security 
Priority 2: Enhance agricultural value chains and stimulate local markets
Priority 3: Enhance sustainable natural resource management and utilization 
Priority 4: Strengthening data analysis for advocacy and evidence-based decision making
Retraining and social adaptation of military officers and their families The project aims at retraining military officers and members of their families, contributing to their emplloyment and social integration, and further development of the retraining model assuring a long-term sustainability of retraining in Ukraine.
General contribution World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) 2020-2024 General contribution World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO). Core funding.
Empowering Peasants and Rural Women in Sindh The project aims to uplift the socio-economic status of peasant and rural women in Shaheed Benazirabad, Sanghar, and Matiari Districts of Sindh by forming empowered trade unions, providing literacy initiatives, and advocating for their rights, ultimately fostering gender equality, economic independence, and sustainable development.
Women participation in transforming conflict with non-violent approaches This project aims participation of Women and Youth in the peace building process in Gao Region. Will be implemented by GREFFA.
Support to media organisation Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB) Continuing support to the Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB), a former media organisation based in Oslo, as a part of support for independent media in Myanmar. DVB targets programming in such a ways as to encourage democratic development, respect for human rights, and increased focus on gender equality.
Syria Initiative (phase three) The overall objective is to support and capacitate Syrians to proactively participate in the change process in their country towards a sustainable and inclusive peace. The main project objective is to empower Syrians to lead the necessary local, national and international platforms to manage the transformation of violent conflict into a non-violent political arena.
East Africa Sustainable Finance Programme - REG This innovative programme aims at supporting local civil society organisations to lobby for transparency of financial flows related to environmental degradation in East Africa and lobby at national level to ensure ESG (environmental Social Governance) standards are in place and respected by investors, as well as ensuring that development project (e.g. extractives) are regulated in three WWF priority landscapes.
UNDP Haiti Justice Program on Sexual and Gender Based Violence UNDP Program to Support Justice and Combat Impunity in Haiti (PAJLI). Specific project to prevent sexual gender-based violence (GBV), and facilitate the investigation, prosecutions, and adjudication of SGBV cases.
IOM Strengthening Counter-Trafficking and Protecting Vulnerable Migrants Contribution to socio-economic development of Central Asian countries by assisting them in reducing the root causes for extreme poverty through combating human trafficking and assisting vulnerable migrants.

Project goal: To reduces vulnerabilities of migrants from central Asia through preventing trafficking in persons, comprehensive protection of VOTs/VMs/communities and building capacity of governmental and civil society stakeholders.
Increasing Access of Refugee Women and Girls to Protection Mechanisms The project “Increasing Access of Refugee Women and Girls to Protection Mechanisms and Available Public Services” has an overall objective to increase and expand the role that women play at local levels as host communities for refugee populations. The project includes livelihood support for vulnerable women in refugee and host communities, as well as counselling and support for survivors of GBV, language courses, literacy training, leadership and decision-making.
Climate Smart Agriculture and Climate Adaptation Increased climate adaption and food security for vulnerable and poor small holder farmers through the adoption of CSA Conservation Farming Min Tillage (CF MT) practices.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange India, Nepal, Vietnam. Feasability study to map areas for exchange of personell and collaboration for learning.
ACB Climate smart agriculture for improving production The project will cover the seven communes of Bujumbura to help communities adopt climate smart agriculture for micro-investment for small-scale farmers
Health Sector cooperation with Colombia 2018-2020 Norwegian Ministry of Health supports Colombian Ministry of Health in the field of Primary Health, Drug and Medication. Mainly through seminars.
Support for development of a National Environmental Fund Consultancy assigment in support to the Ministry of Environment in the set up of a national environmental fund. The fund has been established as "Fondo Para la Vida y la Biodiversidad"
UNICEF Regional Refugee Response Implementation of UNICEF's Humanitarian Action for Children (HAC) for Ukraine and Refugee Response. UNICEF will sustain and expand its collaboration with national and local governrments to provide education, early learning, health, nutrition, child protection and social support for refugee families and children in Moldova. Cross-sectoral approaches in gender, adolescent development, and disability will be incorporated.
UN-AU Partnership in Peace and Security This support is to entrench AU-AU institutional partnership by delivering effective, harmonized axtion in cpnflict prevention and mediation, and strengthening of AU institutional capacity
Strengthen Women in Leadership Support to Tanzania Media Women's Association (TAMWA) Zanzibar, to strengthen women in leadership (SWIL).The expected impact is women regarded as active and vibrant actors in democratic prosesses. The expected outcome is increased demand for democratic and political rights by women in Zanzibar.
Tea Cup Diaries: Communications for Social inclusion in Myanmar The project will utilise a multi-media approach to tackle the divisions within Myanmar’s society, aiming to shift attitudes and tolerance towards minority religious and ethnic groups, and build the belief that people of different backgrounds can co-exist peacefully.
FA-Sustainable Integrated Development, Western Uganda The project will seek to provide icreased access to sustainably managed improved sanitation facilities, as well as improved adoption of positive hygiene behavioral practices among 3,000 households and 8 primary schools - reaching a total of 15,000 people.
Support to Sahel and West Africa Club (SWAC/OECD) 2020 Voluntary contribution to the Sahel and West African Club (SWAC)
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The main goal of this project is to improve care and develop sustainable services within paediatric surgery, anaesthesia, and intensive care in line with evidence-based practices at the Mercy James Centre (MJC) at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital (QECH), Blantyre, Malawi. Furthermore, the project aims to provide Norwegian health personnel experience in diagnosis and treatment of patients in these areas that exceed the exposures they will get in Norway. The project also intends to increase multicultural understanding within pediatric- and neurosurgical health care.
SOS Sahel WASH North Kordofan Providing Sustainable Water in North Kordofan Abu Zaba Area
Building justice and peace through COMMUNITY WELLBEING in Ethiopia COMMUNITY WELLBEING emphasizes on psychosocial support services and safe spaces for the youth. Through this, survivors of SGBV, substance abuse, and war will acquire positive coping mechanisms for increasing their resilience.
Growing Resilience and cultivating connections - Madagascar Norges Vel operations in Mozambique 2024-2028.
Strengthening of climate resilient production and producer owned organizations. 
Focus on cashew, ground nut and agroecology. 

The expected effects for the target group (outcomes) of the Project are:  

1: Increased climate resilient food production and productivity by small-scale food producers. 
2: Female small-scale food producers are empowered. 
3: Sustainable cooperatives and producer owned businesses.   
4: Climate resilient small-scale food producers. 
5: Framework conditions that support small-scale producers and their businesses
General agreement UN Environment Programme 2020-2024 General contribution UN Environment Programme 2020-2024
Protecting the rights of relgious minorities Work for the improved recognition and implementation of the rights of religious and ethnic minorities at the local, national, regional and international levels, and systematically combat discrimination and negative stereotyping against religious communities in the region. 

The project will target minority activists and human right defenders in Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Iraq, Iran and Syria.
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 Nepa
TA to strengthen the fiduciary management of the education sector in Nepal The outcome of the Project is an improved education planning, monitoring, and reporting system of federal and local governments.
UNIPROBA Improving agricultural productivity and access to markets The project will help communities of Batwas to adopt climate resilient modern agriculture in Bujumbura and Kirundo provinces and pilot agricultural transformation units for Batwas in Kirundo and Bujumbura for employing themselves and also increase their self-confidence and  self-esteem
LIKE lett 2022-2025 Making Gender Equality Work High-level Forum, 2022-2025. LIKE lett is a forum for sharing Norwegian experiences with women and working life with countries that are interested in learning more about this, but are not necessarily relevant for long-term cooperation. The forum is intended to inspire national authorities in developing countries, contribute to the exchange of experience and it can form part of the dialogue on equality Norwegian embassies have with the authorities in the respective countries.
Nuclear Safety in Ukraine Strengthen the administrative and inspection capacities of Ukraine authorities to: 
• Reduce the risk of serious accidents and pollution from nuclear facilities.
• Prevent nuclear and other radioactive materials from falling into the wrong hands.
• Regain regulatory control off and rebuilding nuclear power plants under Russian occupation.
• Mapping and control of nuclear waste

Delegation of grant management under the Nansen Programme to the Directorate for Nuclear Safety (DSA).
Modern Cooking Facility for Africa (MCFA) The Modern Cooking Facility for Africa (MCFA) is an innovative instrument established and managed by Nefco, the Nordic Environment Finance Cooperation, which seeks to develop new, sustainable and commercially viable markets for the clean cooking sector. MCFA will contribute to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 7 on access to modern, affordable and clean energy access by financially incentivising private companies to develop and sell clean cooking technologies to consumers. 

The objective of MCFA is to enable and incentivise private companies to distribute up to 739,000 modern and clean cooking solutions across six target countries, providing clean cooking access to up to 3.7 million Africans. This objective is based on the first call for proposals and round of funding to cookstove service providers. A second funding round will be launched late 2023, and the targets for the program will be updated according to the new contracts with selected service providers. 

Increasing access to cleaner and more sustainable cooking sollutions, such as sustainably produced bioethanol, bio-LPG, biogas, electric cooking solutions and solid biofuels from sustainable sources, e.g. pellets and briquettes will not only provide energy access, but also help reduce CO2 emissions through reduced deforestation, and improve indoor air quality and reduce respiratory diseases especially for women and children.

MCFA is financed by Sweden, Norway and the European Union, and targets the markets in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi.
Strengthen resilience of the Syrian people Improving the living conditions of the conflict affected population – both IDP’s and host communities, through basic social services and infrastructure rehabilitation, socio-economic recovery and capacity development.
Together for inclusion- Mozambique 1) Support to DPOs to become strong and knowledgeable advocates and advisors on inclusive education and early childhood development, and 2) support to governments in developing projects that enables learning on how real change towards inclusive education and early childhood development can be made
Syria. Emergency Response in Northeast Syria The project implies emergency response in the areas of Education, Information, Councelling and Legal Assistance (ICLA), Livelihood and Food Security, Shelter and WASH in Northeast Syria.
Cleaner Production Centre - Volatile Organic Compounds Support to environmental Ministry and Agency in  implementation of Chapter V of EU Industrial Emissions Directive regarding pollution from operators utilizing Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). The legal framework will be updated to comply with IED. The project will develop administrative and technical tools needed for its full transposition and implementation as well as train 300 operators and relevant Institutions about their utilization.
MA-Empowering communities for resource governance and community dev’t Women's group leaders establish savings groups in target villages, support and provide revolving fund to savings group members, and contribute funds to preserve their natural resources
NLM-Maternal and Infant Health Project – MIHP Civil society engagement for awareness raising and behavioral change
Artist mobility and freedom of expression in the Arab region 2018 Support to AFAC’s General Grants Programme to independent artists and cultural institutions in the Arab region in support of creative expression, freedom of expression, mobility and exchange.
Kenya - OfD program NPD Kenya. Planning of petroleum resource activities for the OfD program in Kenya.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project is designed to create awareness and strengthen systems related to critical issues impacting young people.  The partners will use peer-to-peer networking, training sessions and local engagement to create more opportunities for youth leaders, both in their main organisations and a range of member organisations and youth clubs. Kenya, Zimbabwe and Malawi
UNEP travel support to UNEA 5.2. Support to UNEP for organization of UNEA 5.2 and UNEP@50, including travel support for delegates from developing countries. UNEA deals with broad environmental issues, and UNEA 5 adopted a resolution on nature based solutions.
AfDF-15 African Development Fund (2020-2022) Replenishment of the ADF for 2020-2020 (core contribution)
Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment Program (GEWEP) III - Myanmar Vulnerable women (of whom 67 000 will be direct participants) in Myanmar’s three main cities (Yangon, Mandalay and Mawlamyine) and in Kayah State are economically, socially and politically empowered, including in relation to gender-based violence.
Talking Peace Addendum to the project MEU-21/0008. Religioius Dialogue between communties in East Jersualem, West Bank and Arab-Israelis
Marine Litter and Mindset Change in Mumbai The aim of the project is sustained improved clean environment on Mumbai beaches, river and mangroves, and citizens and decision makers aware of environmental hazards of plastic pollution as well as positive impact of circular economy. Mumbai results has proved potential to inspire other action on national and global level
Caritas Norway’s Cuba Programme 2020-2022 – Year 3 The project Caritas Norrway's Cuba Programme 2020-2022, Year 2 is a contiunation of the MFA/Embassy's work with Caritas from 2013. The objective of this project is to contribute to the reform efforts in Cuba by facilitating constructive dialogue between civil society and the government, and provide key youth leaders knowledge on democratic theory and human rights.
Consultant in Africa Consultant in Africa monitoring social, economic and political developments, especially those that impact on working life and the trade unions disseminating information, instructions, guidelines and relevant data to LO's partner organisations.
NLM-Strengthening Children with disabilities' Development The project will engage in organizational development of the local partner, which is a disabled people's organization, to strengthen its role as an advocate for the rights of children with disabilities.
CHR - Capacity Building to Advance Human Rights, Democracy in Africa Overall goal: strenghtening of institutions, norms and legal regimes in Africa dealing with governance, the rule of law and human rights.
NCA - Norwegian Church Aid Cooperation Agreement 2020-2024 Social Cohesion in Daikundi
NORAD Improving Food and Nutrition Security Mali Building community resilience to climate change and improve soil fertility in rural Mali.
Strengthening indigenous organisations to defend their rights and manage their territories The project seeks to increase indigenous peoples' contributions to reducing deforestation and the effects of climate change, ensuring the maintenance of sociobiodiversity in their territories. The specific objectives inlcude indigenous peoples cooperating and actively defending and promoting their rights; indigenous strategies for territorial control and environmental management strengthened in regions where CTI operates; and CTI institutionally strengthened, better prepared to carry out its mission in favour of the indigenous agenda. Direct beneficiaries of the activities to strengthen institutional capacity of indigenous organizations: Wyty Cate of the Timbira Peoples of Maranhão and Tocantins, the Xavante Warã Association, the Union of Indigenous Peoples of the Indigenous Land of the Javari Valley – UNIVAJA, the Yvyrupa Guarani Commission – CGY and the Terena People's Council. In addition, there are the beneficiaries of activities to support the regularization and strengthening of UNIVAJA's grassroots associations (AKAVAJA, AIKUVAJA, OAMI, ASDEC, AMAS, AIMA AND OGM) as well as the support to Timbira community associations.
Venezuela Humanitarian Fund Support to Venezuela humanitarian fund.
Gender is mainstreamed in OCHAs activitives including in the pooled funds.
Bilateral cooperation regarding plastic waste and marine pollution Project development of bilateral cooperation regarding plastic waste and marine pollution, between Norway and South Africa.
Cyclone response  - rebuilding of schools Contribution to the national cyclone response for education sector through ILO’s emergency project  of rebuilding destroyed school infrastructures in the most hit areas to ensure continuity of education for school children deprived of classes. The rebuilding of disability-sensitive 22 schools will provide training and employment for local youth with strict observance of gender parity according to ILO regulations on recruitment. The support is intended to have a catalytic effect for mobilising more funding to the disaster response.
Global capacity building and partner networks Capacity building and experience sharing among RFN’s civil society partners, related to rights-based rainforest management, international policies and drivers of deforestation
Plan International PH: Uniting Against OSAEC, Safe Digital Space The project seeks to protect 1000 children from online sexual exploitation in the Philippines. The three-year project is part of Plan International's Protection from Violence project called SUFASEC (Step up on the Fight against Sexual Exploitation of Children) supported through multiple donors.
Ministry of Climate and Environment Climate package Climate package agreed in cabinet agreement on state budget 2019: biodiversity and chemicals. Funds are allocated to ODA approvable activities proposed by the Ministry of Climate and Environment, related to international processes within the fields of biodiversity and chemicals.