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Climate Change Forestry Project in Sikasso Region, Phas II The goal is to increase the resilience of the population in the Sikasso Region to the impact of climate change by contributing to sustainable forest management and increased income from non-timber forest products
Center for Global Development Europe 2023-2024 Project agreement on knowledge production with Center for Global Development and the Development Leadership Conference 2023 and 2024. The expected effect of the project is that development cooperation providers are better informed and equipped to bring about the changes needed to create a more collaborative, impactful and innovative development cooperation system, notable the need for greater complementary, coherence and engagement between traditional southern development actors, the need for reframed and reconfigured horizontal partnerships, and the need to enhace development effectiveness and impact.
UNDP- PTIB - Partnerships for a Tolerant, Inclusive Bangladesh The project purpose is to create a community of more knowledgeable and active citizens, civil society groups, and policymakers, who with renewed understanding will remain committed to diversity, inclusion, and tolerance in Bangladesh. It aims to provide insights into the drivers of conflict, violence, and extremism and build capacity to analyze the sources and nature of disinformation, and thus to work for more  inclusivity and tolerance with a focus on youth, women, and vulnerable groups. PTIB seeks to build local research capacity, integrate the findings into project activities and input lessons learned into national, regional and global discussionson preventing violent extremism.
DFEF-Solar Training & Renewable Energy Entrepreneurship Centre (STREEC) The students at STREEC will be trained in Human Rights and awareness issues to enhance their financial independence and social acceptance.
NPL Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Democratic participation and civil society. Strengthening civil society, participatory development. Other partners: Early Childhood Education Centre pvt. Ltd., KOSHISH National Mental Health Self-Help Organization.
Oceans vocational training - WE4D Employment Promotion for Women for Green Transformation in Africa The aim of WE4D is to improve the employment and economic situation of women in Africa, especially in companies and sectors that promote the green transformation of the economy. The programme is implemented in the following fields of action: (1) labour market-oriented education and training, (2) transition to the labour market, (3) employment in value chains, (4) competitiveness of start-ups and MSMEs and (5) regional scaling of approaches. To promote the green transformation, WE4D focuses on green sectors (Sustainable Agriculture/ Agroprocessing, Circular Economy/ Waste Management/ Biomass, Eco-Tourism, Blue Economy and Aquaculture, Renewable Energy) and conventional sectors with a potential for greening (Construction, Transport and Logistics).  Persons with disabilities (PwD) are among the target groups of the project. The programme will be implemented in six countries: Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania, and Uganda.
Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Movement 2022-2025 The project is implemented by the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Movement, which is administered by a Secretariat in UNOPS. The SUN Movement Secretariat plays a key and central role in a decentralised multi-stakeholder, multi-sectoral movement designed to put countries front and centre of the globally important work to eliminate malnutrition in all its forms and support all the Sustainable Development Goals.  The project is support to the SUN Movement Secretariat.
SUN’s vision is: By 2030, a world free from malnutrition in all its forms. Led by governments, supported by organisations and individuals – collective action ensures every child, adolescent, mother and family can realise their right to food and nutrition, reach their full potential and shape sustainable and prosperous societies.
JPO Elise Luhr Dietrichson UNWOMEN, New York JPO 3rd and 4th year UNWOMEN New York
Agricultural value chain development for economic empowerment ASEP The project will support pro-poor agricultural value chains to increase income of small scale producers through providing access to markets. The project will also build resilience to climate change and create jobs and entrepreneurial opportunities
Advancing quality in education in primary and lower secondary school ETH The project aims at building institutional capacity of BDU and UoJ to improve the quality of science and Mathematics education in primary and lower secondary schools. Agreement between Norad and Bahir Dar University (BDU) as agreement partner, University of Juba (UoJ) and Norwegian University of Science and technology (NTNU) as the Norwegian partner.
Removing Barriers, Improving Access to Women’s and Girls’ SRHR -FOKUS FOKUS’ overall objective is to achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls. The secretariat carries out program administration and support, advocacy, fund raising and knowledge management.
Support to the African Innovation Week 2019 The AIW aims to harness the innovative capabilities of the African continent by bringing together startups, incubators, SMEs, & professional associations to present their innovative ideas, prototypes, projects & products through workshops, conferences, animations, & other organized platforms. The Norwegian funding will be used to cover costs to related to the preparation phase of the AIW such as for HR, office space, external services, travel & transportation of project staff, & others.
Project Visits, Partner Meetings, all partners The LWF, WCC and ACT organise annual partner meetings, and invite NCA for co-planning, co-reviews and similar on programmes supported by NCA:
Flexible funding Sahel - NORCAP Deployemnts due to increased needs in protection, including SGBV and protection of children, contact towards affected and vulnerable communities (CEA) coordination and information, education in crisis and cash assistance
Norwegian Telethon (TV Aksjonen) 2023 Redd Barna The impact goal of this project is that conflict-affected children survive, learn and are protected. Outcomes are 1) Conflict-affected children are protected and have access to protection services; 2) Girls and boys are safe at school and learn; and 3) Community-based protection mechanisms are strengthened, with children's active participation. All country programs receiving Telethon funding have mainstreamed inclusion of children with disabilities as well as gender equality and the empowerment of girls in their programming. This is especially pertinent in inclusive education responses, in case management with follow-up of and support to individual children, and in community awareness raising.
Grant Agreement with Miljødirektoratet (2018-2022) The goal of the OfD Programme in Myanmar is to contribute to the sustainable management of petroleum resources which safeguards the environment and the needs for present and future generations in Myanmar.
Rights-based rainforest solutions at scale - DR Congo Rights-based sustainable management of large, contiguous rainforest areas in the DRC, including local sustainable management, improvement of policy and legal frameworks on forest and rights, and the engagement of commercial actors, to stop or reduce deforestation; together with civil society patners. indigenous peoples and local communities in DRC. Partners tentatively include Réseau CREF GASHE, SPFA, CAGDFT and MMT, in addition to DGPA.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The Organic farming promotion programme supports young people's participation in organic agriculture as a tool for sustainable development. Parmath Samaj Sevi Sansthan in India has expertise on water management, which Integrated Village Development Service wishes to adopt. IVDS specializes in developing community based farming projects, which PSSS wishes to integrate into their programming. During the first two rounds of the project, former participants have developed the concept of a farmer business school and obtained government funding for the initiative. The partners use the exchange to help the Farmer's business school concept be more sustainable. 
The overall aim of the project is to make organic farming appealing to young people, and therefore dissuade youth from urban migration in the two countries.
Sudan Transition and Recovery Support (STARS) Sudan Transition and Recovery Support (STARS) is a Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) established by the World Bank at the request of the Government of Sudan. Norwegian support has a preference for “Family Support Program” (FSP). The main objective of FSP is “to deliver cash transfer support to selected Sudanese households affected by expected economic reforms and other short-term shocks”. Another important component is to strengthen institutional capacities in Sudan’s Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning, including relevant government agencies by establishing efficient delivery systems and a national social protection scheme. STARS has four thematic areas: (1) social protection; (2) economic revival and better governance; (3) peacebuilding, resilience and basic services; and (4) crisis response. WB's efforts to support the FSP falls under area (1) social protection, although STARS indirectly also contributes to area (2) Economic Revival and Better Governance. Any Norwegian funding for STARS would be allocated to thematic area 1. Implementing partners of FSP are Ministries of Finance and Economic Planning, Labor and Social Development, and Interior, along with other relevant agencies, and will be executed by the Digital Economy Agency, Zain and MTN mobile providers, and World Food Program.
Sufficient, competent and motivated nurses and midwives in Rwanda Support to the Rwanda Nurses and Midwives Union in various areas such as organisational development; membership recruitment, retainment and services; and advocacy, lobbying and research in order to contribute to the gap of sufficient, competent and motivated nurses and midwives in Rwanda
Implementing the Women, Peace and Security Agenda in Lebanon through Building Pathways for Dialogue and Inclusive Governance The project seeks to initiate and support two tracks of dialogues within the women involved in mainstream political parties and women engaged in the protest movements, with the aim of building trust and consensus in Lebanon around policy options and important reforms.
Feasibility study for the launch of electric cookstoves business in Ghana The agreement is under Norad's Enterprise for Development Scheme (EDFJ). 

Norad supports a feasibility study, an environmental and social impact assessment, and a market assessment to assess the viability and market feasibility of our electric cooking products in Ghana. The study will entail conducting extensive pilot sales and marketing pilot to determine cost of cooking fuels, mobile money usage, grid reliability in urban and peri-urban areas, product pricing and preferred customer payment plans and customer cooking behaviour and preferences among others. Through the feasibility study, BURN will identify the best market-based approach to advance the scale-up and uptake of electric cooking in electrified households in Ghana and the larger West African region.
Support to Wondogenet College of Forestry Capacity development specific to Measuring Reporting and Verification for forest, energy and Agriculture at MSc level will be dealt at Wondogenet College of Forestry.
NABA Summit 2023 - A World in Flux Support to Nordic-African Business Summit 2023 - A World in Flux.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project aims at building capacity in performing arts in order to diversify performing arts skills for future employability. The two organizations are going to share each other strengths to build youths’ capacity. The focus disciplines of the project are circus, theater and urban dance. Vietnam and Cambodia
Supplemental contribution to the Global Program on Forced Displacement ( The Global Program on Forced Displacement (GPFD) was established in 2009 with the objectives to: (i) increase World Bank Group (WBG) awareness of the development impact of conflict induced forced displacement and (ii) improve the WBG’s contribution to an enhanced development response that supports economically and socially sustainable solutions. GPFD is the WBG’s main source of analysis, staff capacity, and operational adv
Preventing the Spread of COVID-19 in North Kivu Province, DRC Project to reduce COVID-19-related mortality and morbidity in North Kivu province and limit its spread.
Village Savings and Loans in Rural areas Mobilizing rural smallholder farmers into Village Savings and Loans Associations for access to credit and financial services, with the aim of farmers' investment in small scale business.
Zambia and Malawi "Agribusiness Accelerator" Initiative Smallholder farmers increase investment in their farming businesses as a result of improved agricultural market access, and training courses that delivers business and financial management and skills development (TVET).
The outcome of the project is planned to be that SME agribusinesses provide a range of market services to smallholder farmers on a sustainable and profitable basis.
Rebuilding Hope in the Twilight The expected effect on society is the fulfilment of the rights of victims of past human rights violations. This proejct is a contribution to support Indonesia's efforts to advance transitional justice.
IDPs in South Lebanon Effected areas in south Lebanon (due to Gaza crises) to IDPs - cash and SGBV
Jordan Growth Multi-Donor Trust Fund The Growth MDTF is designed to provide a Five-Year holistic support for the Government of Jordan (GoJ) to implement the five-year reform matrix, that was developed at the London conference in 2019. The main objective of the reforms is to achieve sustainable economic growth and jobs creation. 
- Sound governance and economic management
- Increased private sector growth and competitiveness
- Improved labour markets and social safety nets
- Improved efficiency and effectiveness in transportation, water, and energy sectors
Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights. The expected results of the Project are as follows:
Impact: Protection of human rights and the 2013 Constitution

Outcome 1: Sustained access to legal support by human rights defenders. 
Output 1.1. Human Rights Defenders protection bolstered  
Output 1.2 HRDs continue with their work

Outcome 2: Constitutional Rights enforced and Protected
Output 2.1 Accountability for violations of the constitution
Output 2.2. Lawyers litigation skills enhanced/Forums symposiums/strategic meetings needed. 

Outcome 3: Improved knowledge for targeted evidence-based responses by policy makers
Output 3.1 Evidence-based informed action/responses to human rights issues.
Output 3.2 Evidence Based research on civic space
Output 3.2 Increased understanding awareness of human rights issues

Outcome 4: Institutional Strengthening
Output 4.1. Enhanced ZLHR Institutional Capacity	
Output 4.2 Reinforced Security mechanisms for ZLHR & its key staff
Climate Resilience: Water catchment systems & adaptive agriculture ADRA ADRA Huila Climate Resilience:  Water Catchment systems and adaptive agriculture
Education for all  2015 - 2018 Joint programme between UNICEF, WFP and ILO on strengthening the education sector at primary level, through ensuring quality of teacher materials, teachers training, building of  cyclone proof classrooms and school cantine programmes.
Archive project - South Sudan Project with the purpose of collecting material in Norway related to South Sudan
Building Accountablility and Bridging the Gender Policy Gap the project objective : Gender equality is a central policy concern that leads to the reduction of inequality and discrimination for Palestinian Women and girls
The expected effects for the target group of the Project are:  (Outcome).
Outcome 1 
Influence policies and build accountability for gender equality through effective research and analysis
The main planned products and/or services of the Project are: (Outputs ).   
1.1  Conduct evidence based researches
 1.2 Organize round table discussions
1.3 Media and advocacy material
Strenghtening Equity, Access and Quality in Education 2 (SEAQE2) Learners in South and Central states of Somalia will access, engage and learn in inclusive primary education.  SEAQE2 will develop education pathways for marginalised children including out-of-school children, children with disabilities and IDPs. Our learner-focused approach, concentrates on quality, equity, inclusion, protection and participation.
TALIA FSRH Nansen project The project is responding to food security and reduction of hunger in vulnerable communities. It also promotes youth employment and income generative activities through micro investing in horticulture and poultry keeping, as well as value addition. The project promotes nutrition education, producing nutritious crop varieties and preparation of a nutritious diet for communities affected by drought.

The implementing partner will be responsible for planning, coordination, implementation and monitoring of the Project in collaboration with government and local communities.
MA-Community Empowerment toward Life with Dignity (CELD) The project organizes community members who have land issues, land conflicts and human rights issues, and through local committees empowers them to address their issues to relevant actors. Various trainings on basic human rights and relevant laws are provided, along with linking farmers together through networks and NGOs, for them to push government to be accountable and respond to the farmers’ needs.
Innovation and Startup Support Program The project’s goal is to increase job creation, to improve the business environment, and to strengthen the competitiveness of start-ups in the ICT sector. The planned effects for the target group of the project are increased success rate and growth, in a business environment that is improved. 
The intended target group is start-ups in the ICT sector.
Rights-based REDD+ Addendum 3: Covid-19 relief activities in Brazil Covid-19 relief activities in Brazil
Realizatio of Human Rights in Pakistan Project Support to Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) for the Realization of Human Rights in Pakistan (June 2017 - May 2019).  The project aims to achieve the goal for the realization of the entire body of human rights, as defined in International Instruments by all citizens of Pakistan as well as ll persons present in the country, without any distinction or discrimination on grounds of race, belief, gender, domicile or social status.
Mine Action in North East Syria Mine clearence in Northeast Syria. Prepare land for use, awareness raising and education on explosives
Campfed Marginalialized girls complete secondary edu. and improve learni The project objective is that marginalized girls in rural Ghana, Malwai, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe are erolled and complete secondary school and achieve improved learning outcome. The project will focus on individual support to girls, improved learning environments, strengthened community capacity to support girls education and adoption of best practice in Ministiresof Education at national and district levels.
Building justice and peace through REDUCED INEQUALITIES in South Sudan REDUCED INEQUALITIES will empower youth with particular emphasis on young women to secure financial stability through trainings on saving and investment and business development. Knowledge and skills acquired will enable youth to initiate business ventures thereby responding to high unemployment rates in South Sudan.  Youth use knowledge the to challenge traditional attitudes preventing young women’s education and challenge political structures to improve management of natural resources.
Hiwot Integrated Development Organisation Hiwot will identify, withdraw, and restore/reintegrate victims of exploitative child labour into families and society. They also work on capacity strengthening of governments, judicial actors, and civil society actors in child protection on kebele and woreda level. The project specifically targets women/girls and children, and gender mainstreaming and gender aggregation is an integral part of the programming.
MLSA - Justice monitoring and right to defense in Turkey Justice Monitoring and Right to Defence in Turkey: Safeguarding Freedom of Expression and promoting a return to judicial independance
Uganda The Project’s planned effect on society is (Impact): National development policies and plans in Uganda balance economic priorities with better biodiversity outcomes and more equitable benefits for people. 
The specific outcomes are:
•	Biodiversity and ecosystem services priorities are integrated into policy, planning and regulatory processes through application of the mitigation hierarchy. 
•	Stakeholder access to and use of biodiversity and ecosystem service data for decision making is impro
UNICEF Education in North East Nigeria Support to education in emergencies in order to increase access to and quality of education and vocational training for girls, boys and adolescents and protection efforts in North East Nigeria.
Talking Peace - Rethinking Israeli-Palestinian Peacebuilding after Oct 7 Religious dialoug and peacebuilding between Israeli and Palestinian populations. Rethinking peacebuilding in the context of the attack of the 7th of October.
1300840 Strengthening Media in Post-Conflict Societies Makerere - HiOA - Nepal - South Sudan
Frameagreement 2020_2024 Braille education. Identification and mobilization of VI-pupils as well as helping with enrollment and follow up of VI-students.
Support for stronger and sustainable municipalities The project aims at improving governance at local level in Kosovo’s 38 municipalities. This goal will be achieved through a set of interventions aiming at increasing competence and capacity, advice on necessary legal improvements and increased interactions between different levels of government. The overriding objective of the project is to contribute to local authorities  becoming robust and well-functioning entities.
Humanitarian Action Overview - Bangaldesh Humanitarian Action Overview. Support against sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV).
Defense of Mesoamerican Human Rights Defenders This project will support the creation of region-wide infrastructure that provides human rights groups in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras with support to identify and mitigate security threats, relocate to safety when necessary, and carry on advocacy from a safe location in Mexico in cases where activists’ work at home has created grave risks to their life and safety.
Protection and Safe Education for Conflict Affected Children, Palestine Protection and Safe Education for Conflict Affected Children in Palestine. Protection of children, education in emergencies
Al-Haq 2023 Programme support to Al-Haq's Monitoring and Documentation Department.
Together for inclusion-Ethopia 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
PAL Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Education policy and administrative management. Training Ministry of Education counsellors in conflict transformation. Other partner to end of 2023: The Palestinian Bible Society
The New Humanitarian Core Activities 2022-2024 The New Humanitarian’s mission is to put quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world. Its work contributes to more effective / accountable humanitarian action to improve the lives of those affected by crises by: 
I.	Informing decision-makers and practitioners in the humanitarian and related sectors 
II.	Providing accountability and transparency 
III.	Raising awareness among wider audiences 

Gender focus is integrated inThe New Humanitarian’s work.