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UNFPA Humanitarian Partnership Agreement, 2017 Since April 2014, the Government of Denmark has generously funded UNFPA to implement the “Innovations to
Eliminate Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Humanitarian Contexts” project. The last iteration of the project from April
2016 to December 2017 focused on five countries – Bangladesh, Mali, Pakistan, Palestine and Sudan – as well as global
level support. Building on lessons learned from past years as documented in UNFPA’s 2018-2019 project proposal
countries focused on three overarching outcomes: Increasing survivor access to high-quality services, with a focus on lifesaving
CMR and psychosocial support; ii) facilitating national and sub-national inter-agency GBV coordination that
supports joint action and minimizes project redundancy; and iii) promoting safe and ethical data collection and
information management including to identify GBV risks and gaps in service quality and coverage and to enable systems
for interagency GBV data collection and sharing.
CISU - Manager for the Danish Emergency Relief Fund (DERF), 2016-2018 CISU - Manager for the Danish Emergency Relief Fund (DERF), 2017
UNHCR - Danish extraordinary contribution to UNHCR's efforts in relation to the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, 2018-2019 UNHCR - Danish extraordinary contribution to UNHCR's efforts in relation to the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, 2018-2019
Least Developed Countries Fund IBRD as trustee of Least Developed Countries Fund for Climate Change (LDC Fund) 2016-2019
DanChurchAid activities in Syria 2018 The objective of the special humanitarian grant (NGO runde) is to address humanitarian needs, focusing on mine action, psychosocial support and other humanitarian activities.
Closing the Investment Gap in Sustainable Infrastructure (CIG) - Phase 2 (University of Maryland) Promotion of climate relevant infrastructure investments in LDC's LLDC's and SIDS.
ADRA activities in Yemen 2018 The overall objective of this project is to improve access to food and livelihood opportunities of conflict affected and vulnerable households in Hajjah and Al-Hudaydah, Yemen. This will be achieved through the provision of food vouchers to 3,043 vulnerable households, coupled with a smaller component of supporting 670 households with previous experience in particular sectors with small business assets, contributing to the restoration of disrupted livelihoods.
BØRNEfonden Lot CIV strategic partnership 2018 The overall objective of the partnership engagement is to address the key challenge of enabling young women and men in West Africa to realize their full potential as competent, skilled and employable agents of change.
SALO Understanding South African Foreign Policy SALO Understanding South African Foreign Policy SALO Understanding South African Foreign Policy SALO Understanding South African Foreign Policy
Forberedelse af projektforslag mhp. udvælgelse, Carcass classification system in accordance with EU requirements Forberedelse af projektforslag mhp. udvælgelse, Carcass classification system in accordance with EU requirements
DFC fellowships 2017 The objective of the fellowship activities is to support competence development and higher education of fellows from selected development countries, who are assessed to have potential and competences to contribute to the development in their home countries.

The funds in 2017 will be allocated to continuation of DFC's portfolio of `standard' learning programmes offered to partners in Danida priority countries, and further to higher educational activities offered to the partners under the `Partnering with Denmark' modality.

In late 2016, DFC’s support to continued education was linked with the Strategic Sector Cooperation Facility (SSCF) by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The new DFC Scholarship Programme was born. Thus most courses from 2017 onwards target partners of the SSCF.
PREMIS II - Public Financial Management in Somalia A more effective and trusted federated public administration that contributes to the conditions necessary for building greater legitimacy, stability and a resilient economy.
Mission East efforts in North Iraq, 2016 Contribution to Mission East's emergency and psychosocial support provided to internally displaced persons in Northern Iraq in 2016.
Study visit on slaughtering facilities in Denmark Study visit on slaughtering facilities in Denmark Study visit on slaughtering facilities in Denmark Study visit on slaughtering facilities in Denmark
Martime Strategic Sector Cooperation between DK and Ghana Martime Strategic Sector Cooperation between DK and Ghana Martime Strategic Sector Cooperation between DK and Ghana Martime Strategic Sector Cooperation between DK and Ghana
Danish Membership of U4 Anti- Corruption Ressource Centre 2017-2018 Danish membership of U4, an anti-corruption resource center, which provides MFA staff and partners with access to workshops, online trainings, expert answers, resources and helpdesk on anti-corruption.
ICNL support to strategic plan 2017-2022 Denmark’s core grant to ICNL will help realize Denmark’s development strategy and contribution to the SDGs through safeguarding and expanding civic space. In partnership with ICNL, Denmark will bolster its contribution to protect and expand civic space under its commitment to promote human rights, democracy and gender equality.  Strategic engagement with ICNL will:
•	Expand Denmark’s reach to a vast network of governments, experts and civil society organizations who are the frontrunners in tackling the challenge of closing civic space. This enhances Denmark’s access to and influence on key international agendas and results while underpinning Danish values and expertise embedded in the Danish development sector.
•	Facilitate Denmark’s engagement and help increase Denmark’s visibility and influence in multilateral fora including the UN Human Rights Council, the Community of Democracies and others.
•	Strengthen the information and analytical basis available to the Ministry, country missions, Danish and local civil society partners to develop and implement strategies addressing civic space.  
•	Create strong synergies with Denmark’s engagement in priority countries, where ICNL also works with local partners to protect and support civil society. 
•	Facilitate on-the-ground dialogue among Denmark, Danish development actors and country partners – government and civil society – to protect and expand civic space.
Red Cross in Denmark activities in Jordan, 2016 Red Cross in Denmark activities in Jordan, 2016 Red Cross in Denmark activities in Jordan, 2016 Red Cross in Denmark activities in Jordan, 2016
Save the Children activities in Rakhine, Myanmar, 2018 The Save the Children international (SCI) health program was initially implemented in makeshift and spontaneous settlements within the host community in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas, Cox’s Bazar district. Nine health facilities have been offering integrated /comprehensive 24/7 outpatient and inpatient services to refugees and host communities, and ten health facilities were established across eight camps providing a hub of services including.
Support to the Monitoring, Verification & Compliance Mechanism The objective of the development cooperation is to support the African Union Commission and the implementation of their Monitoring, Verification and Compliance Mechanism (MVCM) that was established in January 2023.

The establishment of the MVCM is a result of the Agreement for a Lasting Peace through a Permanent Cessation of Hostilities between the Government of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front – the TPLF (the Agreement) on 2 November 2022; and the Declaration of the Senior Commanders on the Modalities for the Implementation of the Agreement for Lasting Peace Through a Permanent Cessation of Hostilities (the Declaration) on 12 November 2022. Through the Agreement and Declaration, the Parties of the conflict has agreed to permanently end the conflict, by rejecting violence as a means to resolve political differences. This involves the commitment to end all forms of hostilities, including hostile rhetoric, as well as disarmament, and demobilization of the TPLF combatants.
Evaluation of Danish support to Promotion and Protection of Human Rights To assess Denmark's engagements as part of Danish foreign policy and development cooperation within human rights an evaluation has been commissioned
Worlds Best News 2017-2020 (Verdens Bedste Nyheder) Organisation for raising awareness about the SDG's
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) flash appeal funding Turkey 2019 OCHA Turkey Humanitarian Fund 2019
Core funding to Marie Stopes International 2018-2022 MSI is a frontline organisation delivering sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) information and services, mainly to women and girls. MSI also does advocacy with SRHR
ADRA Denmark   humanitarian project Improving Resilience and Coping Capacities in Syrian Communities 2018-2019 ADRA activities in Syria 2018
Indonesia Waste Week 2017 Indonesia Waste Week 2017 Indonesia Waste Week 2017 Indonesia Waste Week 2017
Publish What You Pay 2017 Support to PWYP's work on an open and accountable extractive sector, to ensure that oil, gas, and mining revenues improve the lives of woman, men, and youth in resource-rich countries
Country Programme 2016 - 2020 / TP 2 - Promoting Economic Development The objective to which the Thematic Programme contributes is:. More productive and efficient small and medium scale agribusinesses and an increased agricultural sector contribution to GDP and employment in Palestine. The program will contribute to more market oriented, productive, competitive, profitable and resilient agribusinesses, capturing a larger share of the local and external markets, with improved income and employment in the agriculture sector and increasingly contributing to sustainable economic growth.

TP2 aims to  develop more productive and efficient small and medium scale agribusinesses hereby increasing agricultural sector contribution to GDP and employment in Palestine.The two Development Engagements will provide support to selected value chains, including high value fruits, vegetables, herbs, cereals, legumes and dairy.
The Thematic Programme addresses the National Development Plan 2014-2016 strategic objective relating to investment for employment creation, balanced economic development and improved competitiveness as well as to entrepreneurship among women and youth.
Kommunikationsopgave i relation til Myndighedssamarbejdet Kommunikationsopgave i relation til Myndighedssamarbejdet Kommunikationsopgave i relation til Myndighedssamarbejdet Kommunikationsopgave i relation til Myndighedssamarbejdet
Voluntary Core Contributions to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 2019-2024 General contributions to the OHCHR 2019-2024, core contribution
Sahel Peace and Stabilisation Programme II (2018-2022) The overall objective of the Sahel PSP II is to contribute to stability, justice and security for the population in the Sahel Region, through two thematic programmes, one focusing on strengthening justice and rule of law, and the other on improving stability and security. 

The objective of Thematic A (TPA) is to strengthen justice and rule of law in compliance with human rights principles” by (i) enhancing the accessibility, efficiency and accountability of criminal justice systems; and (ii) enhancing local communities’ involvement in conflict prevention and resolution in the Liptako-Gourma border region.

The objective of Thematic Programme B (TPB) is to improve security through effective delivery of security services under democratic control, with greater popular trust and in compliance with human rights and international humanitarian law.

The programme has been extended 2x 6 months, in total up until 31 Dec 2022
Review of Danish Emergency Releif Fund - DERF 2018 Review of Danish Emergency Releif Fund - DERF 2018
Support to civil society through the united national commission on human rights Support to civil society through the united national commission on human rights
Danish Church Aid activities in South Sudan, 2016 Danish Church Aid activities in South Sudan 2016
Parliamentarians for Global Action (2017 - 2018) Parliamentarians for Global Action (2017 - 2018) Parliamentarians for Global Action (2017 - 2018) Parliamentarians for Global Action (2017 - 2018)
Delegated Partnership with Norway on Support to Democratic Governance Facility Phase II A governance programme with the objective to enhance accountability and stability and to deepen democracy and respect for human rights.
Through five development engagements, the programme will support strategically positioned state institutio
Global Equality Fund (GEF) - Phase III The third contribution builds on the achievements developed and implemented by Denmark’s first and second contributions to the Fund. 

The Global Equality Fund is a public-private partnership that supports innovative and impactful civil society programs that promote and protect the human rights of LGBTI people around the world. The GEF’s global reach is significant with extensive local networks supporting civil society organizations and human rights defenders in more than 90 countries. Drawing its strength from the support and partnership of a diverse international coalition of dedicated governments, businesses and foundations, the GEF amplifies local LGBTI voices and movements committed to creating an environment in which human rights and equality are fully embraced and enjoyed by all.

The Danish funding supported the Art & Global Health Center (ArtGlo) in Malawi. ArtGlo engages health care workers and people training as health workers at training institutions in an interactive workshop program in order to directly impact the quality of services and treatment provided to minority groups, including LGBTI people.
Danish Refugee Council activities in Iraq, 2017 Danish Refugee Council activities in Iraq 2017
The 14th replenishment of the African Development Fund (ADF14) Based on the Bank’s ADER 2021, measured against corresponding results from ADER 2020, the following results can be reported in relation to select Danish priorities* – both for all African countries and for ADF (African Development Fund) countries only.

• DK priority climate change and green growth: 
Improvements over baseline regarding ‘access to electricity’ as well as ‘installed renewable capacity’ (cf. Table 1 in ADER 2021), while ‘Access to safely managed drinking water services’ deteriorated (cf. Table 9 in ADER 2021 and ADER 2020).

Compared to 2019, where 54 percent of the population in all African countries had ‘access to electricity’, the score in 2020 remained the same at 54 percent. Meanwhile, access to electricity in ADF countries increased from 37 percent in 2019 to 42 percent in 2020. 

‘Installed renewable capacity’ increased from 43 GW in 2019 to 46 GW in 2020, and from 23 GW to 24GW in ADF countries. 

‘Access to safely managed drinking water services’ has deteriorated from a baseline of 72, and remained at 66 percent both in 2019 and 2020 in all African countries, and at 56 percent both in 2019 and 2020 in ADF countries. 

• DK priority inclusive development and job creation for youth: Improvements over baseline and vis-à-vis 2019 regarding ‘population living below the poverty line’, while ‘youth unemployment rate’ remained stable and the corresponding rate for ‘young women’ deteriorated (cf. Table 9 in ADER 2021 and Table 9 in ADER 2020). 

‘Population living below the poverty line’ decreased from 40 percent in 2019 to 34 percent in 2020 in all African countries and from 43 percent in 2019 to 42 percent in 2020 in ADF countries.

Measured against 2019, the ‘youth unemployment rate’ increased from 12 to 14 percent in 2020, while the corresponding rate for young women increased from 12 to 17 percent in the same period. 

In ADF countries, the youth unemployment rate increased from 7.3 percent in 2019 to 8 in 2020, while the rate for young women inc Den 14. genopfyldning af ADF skal bidrage til gennemførelse af AfDB’s tiårs strategi
(2013-2022). Strategien tager bl.a. udgangspunkt i, at Afrika som helhed har haft 10-15 år med relativt høje vækstrater, om end udgangspunktet var beskedent og der fortsat er en række store udfordringer på kontinentet. 
AfDB har udpeget de følgende fem tematiske hovedprioriteter, som sammen med FN's verdens- og klimamål samt strategien vil være styrende for ADF’s arbejde: energi, landbrug, regional integration, industrialisering
og øget livskvalitet for de ca. 1,1 mia. mennesker på det afrikanske kontinent. Dertil kommer fire tværgående prioriteter:
skrøbelighed, god regeringsførelse, ligestilling og klima.
DB Explorer 2017 - Novo Nordisk Danida Innovation & Business Explorer (DIBE) offers financial support to Danish companies, including start-ups, that wish to investigate concrete business opportunities contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris agreement. The purpose of the project is to establish partnerships with suppliers and
health systems to strengthen the supply chain and build capacity to treat
chronic diseases in low- and middle-income countries.
Real-Time Evaluation of Sustainable Coastal Fisheries, Myanmar The Evaluation Department (EVAL) has introduced the concept of Real-Time Evaluation (RTE) as an approach to enhance the evaluative work by enabling data collection concurrent with the development intervention and to increase the usability of the evaluation interim findings by making it possible to provide feed-back to operational management during implementation. 

The pilot nature of the Danida engagement on Sustainable Coastal Fisheries warrants a careful implementation process, and the Danish Embassy in Yangon considers the RTE as an additional tool in this regard. The RTE will supplement the output monitoring undertaken by the engagement management by assessing progress towards achievement of outcomes, primarily at community level. Furthermore, the RTE will assess key risks and assumptions related to the achievement of engagement outcomes and objectives, and contribute to a continued assessment of the overall theory of change for the engagement. 

The purpose of the RTE will therefore be to provide input for learning during the implementation process and document the intervention towards the end of the four years.
Danish Refugee Council humanitarian project Support for newly displaced and conflict-affected persons in Kirkuk, Ninewa, Diyala & Salah al-Din 2017-19 Danish Church Aid activities in Iraq 2017
Unallocated funds under the Niger-DK CP 2017-2022 Unallocated funds under the Niger-DK CP 2017-2022
Roundtable discussion: Techvelopment in action - empowering women and girls in Ethiopia Roundtable discussion: Techvelopment in action - empowering women and girls in Ethiopia
Global Focus (GF) series of conferences concerning the pressure facing Civil Society 2018-2019 The key outcomes will be twofold: 1) discovering concrete pathways for CSOs to counter ‘shrinking space’ as well as coordinating the strategic effort of the sector, also in relation to the Danish effort at international level in general; and 2) bringing attention to the subject of ‘shrinking space’ and thereby raising public awareness.
Consulent on Tools for Youth Mainstreming II Consulent on Tools for Youth Mainstreming II
Explorer 2017 NEPCon Danida Innovation & Business Explorer (DIBE) offers financial support to Danish companies, including start-ups, that wish to investigate concrete business opportunities contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris agreement. The project supports an investigation into the possibility of establishing a NEPCon office in Indonesia, where
there are specific business opportunities for NEPCon including expansion of
certification company within the LegalSource, PSC, PEFC and RSPO standards.
World Economic Forum, Sustainable Development Investment Partnership The Sustainable Development Investment Partnership is a platform, hosted by World Economic Forum, which brings together public, private and philanthropic institutions that have the appetite to in-crease investment in sustainable development.
American University of Nigeria - Feed and Read Project, Nigeria, 2017 American University of Nigeria - Feed and Read Project, Nigeria, 2017 American University of Nigeria - Feed and Read Project, Nigeria, 2017 American University of Nigeria - Feed and Read Project, Nigeria, 2017
Study on the promotion and protection of freedom of religion or belief The study will include the following components: 

• Based on a definition of the right to FORB, the study will provide an overview of how the degree of FORB (e.g. in a country) can be compared using a set of key indicators;
• Based on a description of the main factors influencing FORB, a tentative theory of change (illustrated graphically) will be elaborated;
• Based on a schematic overview of key actors and initiatives, these will be analysed in the context of the tentative theory of change, including identification of best practices and lessons learned as well as gaps and inconsistencies; 
• Schematic overviews of existing guidelines and tools and current intiatives of research and analysis within the area, which will be used for the curent research agenda in relation to FORB.

The study will be desk-based and based on available and relevant research, evaluations of former initiatives and documentation on existing initiatives from Danida and other relevant actors in the field.
DMDP 2018 – WeGrow Increasing innovation and livelihoods in agriculture in Ghana WeGrow – Digitising Rural Communities – is a partnership between CARE, BLUETOWN ApS (hereinafter: Bluetown), UNITI Networks Ltd (hereinafter: UNITI) and local strategic partners. WeGrow promotes digital transformation as an enabler for development by driving the adoption of digital agricultural content and services for Ghanaian farmers that will ensure more sustainable and resilient production and improved market linkages for smallholder farmers. The project will test the commercial viability of agricultural and other livelihood-focused content on BLUETOWN’s LOCAL CLOUD, a new innovative platform for distribution of digital content to be developed and managed by commercial content providers. Finally, the project will drive increased participation in the digital economy by facilitating access to smartphones and adoption of digital services across agriculture, health, finance, and education. SDG8 is targeted by promoting inclusive and sustainable economic growth through increased productivity in the agricultural sector, brought about by technological upgrading, innovation as well as improved resource efficiency and climate resilience in agricultural production.

The Danida Market Development Partnerships programme (DMDP) is designed to support commercially oriented partnerships for sustainable market development in developing countries. In addition to reporting on individually determined outputs and outcomes, all DMDP projects report on five key programme indicators. These five indicators are the same for the whole project portfolio, enabling strategic and programme level monitoring, and aggregation of results.

At the programme level, three key outcomes which are related to three of the five key programme indicators, have been chosen for results reporting: Outcome 1: Increased employment (decent jobs) for women, men and youth. Outcome 2: Increased income opportunities from improved market linkages. Outcome 3: Additional capital raised (investment leverage). To contribute to enhanced livelihoods of rural communities through digital inclusion making agriculture attractive for future generations of farmers in Ghana
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding Yemen 2019 ICRC efforts in Yemen 2019
DRK/ICRC efforts in relation to the food crisis in Somalia, 2017 ICRC efforts in relation to the food crisis in  Somalia, 2017