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International protection for Guatemalan human rights defenders The project aims to protect the working space of individuals and organizations in Guatemala who face repression due to their activities in defence of human rights, through an international accompaniment programme that is based on the following strategies: (1) physical accompaniment; (2) advocacy with the international community in Guatemala and abroad; (3) information for Guatemala government authorities; (4) improvement of the protection and security tools and skills of Guatemalan civil society organisations
Addressing the drivers of deforestation - support and global advocacy Project support, international advocacy and policy dialogue related to the Guyana and Peru component of the project.
Protection of Women and Girls through GBV Response SEDHURO The project aims at transforming  dominant norms prevailing in Somalia in order to protect girls and women from violence and harmful practices. In addition, it will empower women and adolescent girls to have the capacity to lead, build self-esteem and realize their rights.
NLM-Maternal and Infant Health Project – MIHP Awareness raising training in community groups and womens development army on maternal care, monitoring, reporting and networking in the community to enhance better health. Home visits after birth.
Student leaders advoacting for an inclusive education Leadership training for students to equip them to advocate for sexual and reproductive rights and academic fredoom.
Climate Smart Microfinance Fund for Indonesia Through a combination of microcredit and technical assistance (TA), the project aims at addressing the problem of encroachment and deforestation caused by smallholders in Sanggau and Pontianak province, Indonesia. In NMI 95 % of the loan customers are women. There is a particular focus on gender equality in the design of the loans, in the support for land titles and in the training for farmers, MFIs and cooperatives.
Burundi Red Cross health Burundi Red Cross Community Based Health and First Aid (CBHFA) programmes (mother/newborn child health, HIV/Aids). Community based and participatory approach.
HRC Legal Unit 2019 Support to the legal unit of Hebron Rehabilitation Committee, The legal unit is providing technical aid for the old city of Hebron's citezens who are exposed to a daily violation from settelers inside Hebron old city.
Youth engagement for a sustainable and just future Information activities in Norway.
Emergency Livelihood Response Programme in South Sudan (ELRP) FAO's quick intervention to provide time-critical livelihood support to 3.3 million crisis-affected, displaced and food - insecure people in South Sudan affected by the ongoing conflict. The programme is targeting vulnerable food insecure and displaced people, with a focus on those who have not been absorbed by host communities, and who have congregated in rural areas. Assistance will also be provided to host communities receiving the displaced.
Tackling forced and child labour in Ghanaian Cocoa and Goldmining The Project’s expected effect(s) on society is that Children and vulnerable people in cocoa and gold-mining communities in Ghana have increased socio-economic resilience and are protected against forced labour and the Worst Forms of Child Labour (WFCL) (Impact).

The expected effects for the target groups of the Project are threefold (Outcomes): 
Outcome 1: The Ghanaian government at a district, regional and national level has implemented efforts to prevent, identify, and address forced labour and WFCL and to protect vulnerable groups.
Outcome 2: Cocoa companies, traders, cooperatives, farmer groups and gold associations have implemented efforts to prevent, identify and address forced labour and the WFCL in their company operations and supply chains, in Ghana, Cd'I, and globally.
Outcome 3: Vulnerable individuals and groups are resilient in the face of recruitment to forced labour and children are protected against the WFCL.

The intended target groups are vulnerable children, youth, women and vulnerable adults in cocoa growing and gold mining communities.
Honduras Red Cross health and National Society Development. Honduran Red Cross Community Based Health programme, including advocacy towards government and/or basic watsan facilities and hygiene education. Maternal and child health intervention in 30 communities, prevention of HIV/STI and teenage pregnancy, and sexual reproductive health and prevention.
Office of the Special Adviser on Solutions to Internal Displacement Support for the Office of the Special Adviser on Solutions to Internal Displacement
Support Integrated Programme, Humanitarian Policy Group - HPG Support Humanitarian Policy Groups Integrated Programme (core activities)  for the period April 2020 - March 2022. Improving humanitarian policy and practice through high quality analysis, dialogue and debate.  
HPG provides humanitarian actors with analysis and feedback on their work to improve quality and effectiveness.
UNDP human rights project - Phase 5 Project "Strengthening multi-stakeholder capacity on and participation in implementing and reporting on international human rights commitments and recommendations made to Viet Nam" aims to strengthen capacity, knowledge, and participation of key stakeholders to meaningfully contribute to implementing, reporting and monitoring of human rights obligations and recommendations made to Viet Nam under UN human rights mechanisms.

Key activities to be implemented in the 5th phase include (i) strengthening capacity and the meaningful engagement of stakeholders in the upcoming UPR Fourth Cycle; (ii) building capacity of youth and civil society organizations (CSO) actors to participate in human rights mechanisms including the UPR; and (iii) building capacity of persons with disabilities (PWDs) and organizations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to support and monitor implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD).
Katiba: Empowering State Institutions & Citizens on Access to informatio Supports Protection of fundamental freedoms, in addition to access to information. Additionally, a significant amount of the information access initiatives will be carried out in partnership with the media.

The project seeks to enhance transparency and accountability and openness in government using access to information (law) to promote public participation in governance and prudent use of public resources. In line with the Constitution (of Kenya 2010), The project underscores the importance of the availability of information to ensure effective oversight of government functions by the public while noting that the failure to disclose information demonstrates disregard for the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms provided for in the Constitution of Kenya 2010
UN System-Wide Evaluation for Collective UN Accountability and Learning on COVID-19 The project is to support  a coherent System-Wide Evaluation of COVID- for gathering evaluative evidence on (a) how the UN is contributing collectively to reversing the challenges brought by COVID-19 in the first year of the decade of action for SDGs, and (b) providing credible evaluative evidence on progress, innovation, good practices and lessons learned.
The project support system wide management response and action to the evaluation recommendations. The design of the evaluation leverages the COVID -19 Response and Recovery fund to learn lessons and report progress of UN contribution as a whole. The approach of the proposals is in line with the UN development reform and the Funding Compact.
Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. Gender is a strategic element in the program, based on a gender analysis.
UNCAC Coalition - Civil Society participation in the UNCAC Support to civil society to follow and monitor the implementation of the UN Convention on Corruption (UNCAC), shadow reports, website 
The main objective is to increase the transparency and inclusiveness in the second cycle of the review process of the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC)
The target group is  civil society organisations in ODA countries involved and engaged in the review process, support parallel reports, facilitate the engagement.
OCHA Ukraine Humanitarian Fund Support to Ukraine Humanitarian Fund (UHF). Under the overall management of OCHA, the UHF supports timely allocation and disbursement of donor resources to the most critical humanitarian needs as defined by Ukraine’s annual Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) and Flash Appeals.

The prioritization in the HRP for Ukraine ensures that the proposed activities are principled, realistic and feasible, considering the severity of people’s needs, the characteristics of the population, including age, gender and disabilities in each geographical location. 

The UHF promotes meaningful local partnerships and specifically prioritizes national NGOs including women-led and women rights organizations. All projects are required to incorporate protection principles and promoting meaningful access, safety and dignity in humanitarian aid, including for the prevention, mitigation and response to gender-based violence. Partners who receive support through UHF will use a tailored setup of Gender and Age Marker for the activity-based approach, disability-sensitive programming, the centrality of protection and inclusion of Accountability to the Affected Population (AAP) to ensure high quality programming. Partners are also encouraged to include the needs of children. 

As an example of allocation priorities, the 2023 Second Standard Allocation launched on 30 November 2023 includes the following three priority areas of activities: i) delivery of critical humanitarian assistance to hard-to-reach areas closest to the frontline (30 km) and Russian border (20 km), ii) multi-sectoral and critical single-sector assistance in the raions of high intersectoral needs in the eastern, southern and northern oblasts of Ukraine, and iii) coordinated multi-sectoral assistance to support vulnerable IDPs in prioritized collective sites.
NOR-Doing development differently- Cluster-approach for social change The project consolidates learning from, and further develops UMNs ‘cluster-approach’ for development
Palestine Project aims to achieve a stronger civil society with the ability to fight corruption in the education sector and to develop sustainable grassroots transparency measures
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange South Africa, Zimbabwe. The partners work with smallholder farmers on the production of sweet potato in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Through this partnership, they will share knowledge, procedures and research - and improve productivity and market-access. They will share technology that can prevent diseases in the plants, and thus ensure food security and the livelihood of smallholder farmers.
International Advocacy - Advance Women’s Rights in Muslim Contexts International Advocacy - Advance Women’s Rights in Muslim Contexts in Law and Practice
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Bangladesh, Cambodia. The overall objective of the project is to enhance quality education in Bangladesh and Cambodia through mutual learning and cooperation, and capacity buildling of educational insitutions in the two countries. The two partners will exchange teachers in an effort to enhance the education the respective schools offer.
Support to WHO in Bangladesh Support to WHO's response to the Rhingya crisis in Bangladesh
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Exchange project between three civil society organisations in South East Asia with the common interest of developing youth leadership. The organizations exchange different methods of empowering youth and strengthening youth participation in the society. cambodia, Myanmar and Vietnam.
W. Giertsen - Affordable Energy for Agricultural Food Chains in Africa The feasibility study will focus on increasing access to affordable energy for agricultural food chains in Africa based on PV
self-consumption energy systems, with an initial industry focus on poultry in the East African region. Self-consumption energy systems are PV energy systems designed where the amount of energy produced is directly consumed by the PV system owner. With many African countries shifting from a vegetable-based to a protein-based diets, the poultry industry is expected to grow between 8%-10% annually as the protein of choice/preference. Africa and Eastern Africa in particular is well positioned to supply this demand. However, a thorough mapping and analysis is required to understand, develop, design and scope the best PV self-consumption system, with the goal of supporting the greening and productivity, while reducing its current CO2 footprint.
Together for Inclusion- Somalia Capacity building of persons with disabilities and their organisations to promote human rights and disability inclusion, and advocate to influence national and local decision making processes
Norway China Higher Education and Reserch Exchange 22-23 The main purpose of the scholarship scheme is to strengthen the quality in and access to higher education and research in China. The scholarship scheme may contribute to this by establishing and extending the academic and cultural contact between Norwegian and Chinese individuals, and between research and educational institutions, through the annual exchange of up to 20 students and researchers - 10 to China and 10 to Norway.
Clean Energy 2013-2015 Bilateral agreement clean energy - 2013-2015 - Ministry of Water & Energy.
Karama WPS Palestine project 2022-2025 Karama WPS project 2022-2025 Palestine. Karama’s Palestine project aims to increase women’s participation in the implementation of peace agreements, and to ensure that women’s rights are promoted, protected and enforced.
All-in Oslo Topical Forest Forum 2022 All-in support to Oslo Tropical Forest Forum 2022
CoE. Neighbourhood partnership with Tunisia and Morocco Contribute to reinforcing human rights, rule of law and democracy in Morocco and Tunisia by providing continued support to the on-going processes of democratic reforms based on demand-driven approach.
Small scale grant - 15270112 & 15971213 & 15971217 & 16371122 (2020) Chapter post 152.70.112 & 159.71.213 & 159.71.217 & 163.71.122. Disbursements made by embassies without PTA.
Making DPOs equal partners of inclusive development in Africa The project is an investment in empowering the disability rights movement in Sub-Saharan Africa with a focus on most marginalized groups, in developing technical skills and supporting the unique contribution that disabled peopple's organisations (DPOs) can bring as development partners, to ensure that priorities of persons with disabilities are effectively included in programme and policy responses. Main countries are Namibia, Kenya, Benin, Tanzania, Mozambique, Niger, Benin, Rwanda and Zimbabwe.
Center for Renewable Energy in Aquaculture (CEREA) - WorldFish Development of climate-adapted energy-based innovations and practices in Egyptian aquaculture.
Establishment of a Centre for Renewable Energy in Aquaculture. 
Producers and processors to get better access to renewable energy solutions.
The project harnesses science and technical expertise from multiple institutions to contribute to climate adaptation and mitigation efforts in several ways. The project will only pilot and scale renewable energy innovations with demonstrable climate resilience benefits to the aquaculture value chain. These innovations will be used for climate adaptation and environmental sustainability within Egyptian aquaculture. It is also expected that the innovations promoted by the project will make more efficient use of natural resources, reduce waste and loss, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, lower the carbon footprint of food production, and increase the environmental benefits obtainable from aquaculture.
Midterm review 2024 Midterm review in accordance with the Grant Agreement and approved ToRs.
Technical and Vocational Education and Training Support to the Federal Ministry of Science and Higher Education (MOSHE) and the implementatin of the Technical Vocational Education and Training for Sustainable Development Programme (TSDP) Framework Document. 
Based on a Multi Donor Joint Financing Agreement and a bilateral agreement with the Government of Ethiopia, together with Germany KFW, support institutional development of the TVET sector as it sorts under the HoSHE.
Sangwari: Moving towards a child marriage free society The project will work to reduce the incidence of child marriage in the project area - Surguja, Chattisgarh, with the overall goal to make sure girls marry at the legal age by their choice
Sustainable Farmer Federation in Nicaragua Strengthening a farmers’ cooperative union’s management and administrative systems and increase their capacity to carry out advocacy, technical assistance and identify funding opportunities for the benefit of grassroots cooperatives in Nicaragua.
IDA 20 - Crises Responce Facility CRW+ Contribution to IDA Crises Facility, Crises Response Window plus. Link to IDA20
KHM Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Democratic participation and civil society. Strengthening civil society, participatory development. Other partners: Cambodian Center for Study and Development in Agriculture, Coalition of Cambodian Farmer Community, Environment and Health Education Organization, IFFEC contact Cambodia, Light of Hope, Mission Alliance Country Office in Cambodia, Non-Timber Forest Products, Occupation of Rural Economic Development and Agriculture, World Hope International
Frameagreement 2020_2024 Human rights advocacy and awareness raising, capacity building and organization strengthening of disabled persons' organizations (DPO) of visually impaired. The advocacy focuses at both national level and grassroots level.
OpenCRVS support for country implementation The project will further develop the OpenCRVS product and take it to scale through the formation of a vibrant community of governments, development partners, system integrators and software developers. This will contribute to significant improvements in the quality of civil registration systems around the world and make them more affordable and sustainable, even in the lowest resource settings. Over time these systems will help establish universal legal identity, support government service delivery and provide accurate population data, ensuring that all individuals are recognised, protected and provided for from birth. This is of articualr importance for the borad inclusion of marginalized groups and for gender equality, for example through access to public services.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange CDP Trust and Zambian Women's Lobby are two grass root civil society organisations seeking to tap into each other’s knowledge to enhance gender advocacy by addressing the issue of gender-based violence. Overall, they wish to include men as agents of change to prevent GBV in local communities in through their gender equality advocacy work.

ZNWL has an established programme for men and boys to strengthening their capacity and competence on addressing GBV in their local community. They seek to improve this programme by learning from CDP Trust’s ArtasAdvocacy to provide more interactive and expressive art skills. CDP seek to expand men’s involvement in their advocacy programmes regarding gender equality. ZNWL will share their competence on enabling young men to raise awareness among their peers and community about the negative effects of GBV.
UN Global Compact - core funding Business’ mainstreaming of the 10 UN Global Compact principles by increasing business membership and mandatory reporting on the implementation on the principles.The Global Compact Office in New York is essential as the network hub connecting worldwide business through membership, reporting follow-up (CoP – communication for progress), working groups, the development of guidance tools, various specific initiatives, and annual network conferences.Increasingly involved in implementation of the SDGs
Heal the land and strengthen the guarani people The objective of the project is to strengthen the Comissão Guarani Yvyrupa and its regional co-ordinations, amplifying the promotion of Guarani territorial rights, the preservation and recovery of forests – including the Atlantic Forest, of which only 12% remain – and the dissemination of Guarani traditional knowledge.
Civil Society influence for reduced inequality in Zimbabwe Civil society actors supported to influence policies, mobilise people to take actions for their rights with the aim to reduce political and economic inequalities, and address environmental concerns
Jordan - Combat sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) Jordan - Contribution to combat sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in humanitarian crises as per the 2020 Humanitarian Action Overview/Appeals
Community conservation in Namibia WWF in Namibia seeks to ensure that CBNRM is recognized and embraced as a successful conservation approach that secures and helps recover the world's most iconic and endangered species, whilst at the same time empowering local communities, improving governance, reducing inequities, driving rural economic development, and increasing resilience to climate change.
ODA-UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in CAR ODA coefficient of Norwegian contribution to MINUSCA.
Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund Support for Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund.
Gender is mainstreamed in OCHAs activitives including in the pooled funds.
Systematic Observing Financing Facility (SOFF) Phase 1 The SOFF was created to address the long-standing problem of missing weather and climate observations from Least Developed Countries and Small Island Developing States. It will strengthen the international response to climate change by filling the data gaps that limit our understanding of the climate.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project seeks to build institutional capacity to enable long-term health based programming on community radion stations in Nepal and Bangladesh. The project aims at training local stakeholder groups on health education and health communication. The partner organisations in the communities link with local health professionals to utilise their konwledge and disseminate it through effective radio programmes in the community radio stations. Participating countries: Nepal and Bangladesh.
ADRA FRESAN Cunene: Water acess in southern Angola - NCA co share Access to water through rainwater harvesting in the south of Angola, Cunene
NORHED II Experiments for Dev. of Climate Smart Agriculture Experiments for development of climate smart solutions for sustainable intensification of agriculture in Malawi. Partners will jointly research two specific areas: 1) to assess ways to transform the existing input subsidy program to a program that more strongly stimulates Climate Smart Agriculture through reducing storage losses and land degradation. 2) land and water rights in relation to irrigation agriculture which holds potential but where institutional challenges need more attention.