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Ministry of Water and Environment Water Management Zone, Lira To green NURI (Jan - Jun 2023) as recommended by the mid term review and carry out its administrative closure
Ethiopia Country Programme 2018-2022. TP 2 Resilience Coherence between humanitarian responses and development cooperation in Ethiopia. Support for Productive Safety Net Programme (PSNP) and WFP's Sustainable Livelihoods and Food Secuirty Programme
Least Developed Countries Fund This grant will support the work of the Fund regarding formulation and implementation of national climate adaptation programmes (NAPAs)
Explorer 2016 Breeders of Denmark A/S 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. Breeders of Denmark has signed the cooperation contract with the local company. With the support of this Danida program, it was possible to spend more time on follow up of the deliveries of animals. As a result, the local customer believed in the company and quality of animals, which resulted in the signed cooperation for long term. Breeders of Denmark is the first European pig genetic company achieving this in Uganda. Breeders of Denmark got the opportunity to supply first breeding stock to a new initiative in pig production in Uganda, it is now that we need to transfer our knowledge and expertise to this young and underdeveloped pig producing country. We want to prepare the country to be ready to develop a nucleus and grandparents lines and prepare farmers to professionalize raising breeding stock and work with high quality material with commercial sales of live animals as our strategic aim creating employment and turnover.
Country Programme 2016-2020. SBE Thematic Programme: Support to Basic Education The thematic programme will have the objective of improving access to and quality of basic education for all children. It will focus on the right to basic education for all school age children. The programme will thus support national efforts to increase access to and quality of formal primary education and, in recognition of the complexity of the situation in hard-to-reach areas, assist in improving complementary systems within an inclusive, relevant and accredited education system. It will also work on strengthening the systems and human resources in the Ministry of Education in managing and implementing education programmes.
Study visit to livestock waste treatment facilities in Denmark This project aims to provide an opportunity for Vietnam to learn from the experience of livestock waste treatment in Denmark. Based on Denmark’s experience in pork technology with a similar number of herds and a similar scale of plantation area, this study can bring Vietnam with new ideas to develop the livestock production aligning with the standards of waste treatment and environmental security. 
Output
•	A delegation of 13-14 people visiting Denmark and meeting with relevant Danish authorities and businesses
•	Knowledge of legal framework on livestock waste treatment gained as a reference for Vietnam
•	Solutions on animal waste handling studied
•	Some models on how farms treat their livestock waste studied 
•	Lessons learned and conclusions proposed for Vietnam
UNDP Social Innovation Lab 2018-2020 The main expected result of the Lab will be to act as a rapid prototyping facility for ideas and development efforts, using foresight tools to sonsider multiple alternative future scenarios to produce development solutions which are future proof and agile. The other related initiatives will also strengthen the foresight and innovation eco-system in the country, and further aid the objectives of the Lab.
SDG Investment Fund A DKK 6 billion SDG investment fund, 50% provided by private investors. Creation of decent jobs, production of renewable energy, tax contributions from investment projects, technology transfer, compliance with standards of responsible business conduct.
International Media Support (IMS) Strategic Partnership Agreement 2018-2021 International Media Support (IMS) Lot CIV strategic partnership 2018
Red Cross Denmark Lot HUM strategic partnership 2018-2021 The overall objective of Danish Red Cross’ (DRC) proposed partnership engagement is to increase global humanitarian impact, enhance respect for humanitarian principles, and contribute to social inclusion and sustainable development. This will be pursued by operationalising DRC’s International Strategy through strong local and international partnerships, and by contributing to results that align with the Danish Strategy for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Action and the SDGs prioritised by Denmark.
Danish Church Aid Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2017 To address humanitarian needs
Support to Social Protection through the European Commision Develop protection and safety nets for enhancedresilience, enablingdurable solutions and reducing forced displacement
Transnational organised crime Denmark's Peace and Stabilisation Programme for the Horn of Africa 2018-2022 covers Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia with a special focus on the ongoing conflict in Somalia, recognizing its regional consequences.
Care Norge - Contribution to the Syria Resilience Consortium 2019 Care Norge - Contribution to the Syria Resilience Consortium 2019
Strategic Sector Cooperation phase 2. Danish Energy Agency. Energy 2017 SSC Energy Sector, Indonesia - Phase II
Save the Children UK - GAHI/ELRHA start-up and activities,  2016-2017 Save the Children UK - GAHI/ELRHA, start-up and activities, 2016-2017
Inclusive Labour Markets for Job Creation in Ukraine The overall objective of the project is to improve the employment opportunities for young people, women, and other individuals at risk of labour market exclusion in the target areas.
(WWF) World Wildlife Day 2018: Concert for Wildlife (WWF) World Wildlife Day 2018: Concert for Wildlife
Core contribution to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2018-2020 Danish core contribution to IOM 2018-2020
Seminar on Development of the private sector in fragile states and situations Seminar on Development of the private sector in fragile states and situations
Support to the Sectoral Programme for Migration Appui à la Politique Nationale de la Migration au Mali ¿ PONAM¿
CARE Denmark Lot CIV strategic partnership 2018-2021 The CARE Danmark 2018-2021 partnership engagement for the CIV lot has as its overall objective the realisation of the right to food for people who are poor, vulnerable and dependent on natural resources and among them specifically women and youth. The objective is also pursued in protracted humanitarian crisis situations through lifesaving, protection and resilience building. 
Care will contribute to the overall objective through interventions in two thematic outcome areas: 1) Economically Empowered Communities (economic opportunities & rights to land), and 2) Resilient Communities (climate change adaptation & disaster risk reduction).
Promoting  a Stable Federation in Somalia TP1 focuses on enhancing the governments’ ability to deliver as per their mandate and on the promotion and protection of human rights. The objective is enhancement of Government ability at state, regional and local level to respond to the development and resilience needs of in particular women, youth and marginalised groups in an equitable, transparent, accountable and participatory manner.
Support to Gavi - the vaccine alliance 2018-2022 Gavi provides life-saving vaccines to especially children in developing countries. The organisation also works with Ministries of Health in the partner countries to strengthen health systems.
Support to Danida Coordination Office in Hargeisa, 2019-23 Management of Somalia country programme, incl. Monitoring, reviews, studies, advisors and DPO Hargeisa and Mogadishu
Review of development research funding "Windows 2" - Growth and Transition Review of development research funding "Windows 2" - Growth and Transition Review of development research funding "Windows 2" - Growth and Transition Review of development research funding "Windows 2" - Growth and Transition
Safe and Healthier Work Places and Improved Labour Dispute Settlement in Myanmar (Phase II) The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Occupational safety and Labour dispute settlement is a peer-to-peer cooperation between Danish Ministry of Employment and the Myanmarese Ministry of Labour, Immigration and Population. Through the project, the Myanmarese ministry will improve its capacity for work place inspections and dispute settlement at work place level to support the implementation and enforcement of Myanmar’s legislation regulating labour organization and settlement of disputes.


A Strategic Sector Cooperation (SSC) is a partnership aiming at improving sector framework conditions in a partner country. The initiative is a flexible and adaptive instrument for exchanging experiences, learning and capacity building, which builds on a consolidated strong relationship and trust between the involved authorities. The commitment to finance the Danish authorities’ participation is sequenced in phases; an inception phase of approximately one year resulting in a project document; followed by phase one, two and –if need be – a phase three during which the cooperation is deepened and developed. All SSC partnerships are supported by a sector advisor at the embassy, who impel progress and stir the partnership in the direction agreed upon.

Annually, the SSC projects deliver a report on project progress and results achieved. Progress on selected outputs are displayed in openaid. The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Occupational safety and Labour dispute settlement aims to ensure safer and healthier work places and improved labour dispute settlement in Myanmar by: 

- Updating strategies and increasing capacity in terms of staff knowledge and tools available for implementing the legal framework for occupational safety and health
- Increasing capacity and improving working methods at township conciliation bodies for settling labour disputes at work level.
Denmark's contribution to the 18th replenishment of the International Development Association (IDA18) Based on the latest updated version of the World Bank Group Corporate Scorecards (Source 1-3), The World Bank Annual Report 2020 (Source 4) alongside the Danish organisational strategy for the World Bank (Source 5), the following results can be noted in relation the Danish priorities:

•	Concerning target 1 of “ending extreme poverty”, extreme poverty has continued its decline. The World population that lives on less than USD1.9/day has decreased from the 2011 baseline of 13,5% (Source 5:10) to 8.4% in 2019 (Source 1: Goals) . For recent regional updates on extreme poverty, see source 4. 

•	In relation to target 2 on ‘promoting shared prosperity’, the income growth is indicated by the 40% poorest in each country. The growth rate has decreased from the 2011 baseline of 3.6% (Source 5:10), to 2.0% in 2019 (Source 1: Goals).

•	Regarding target 3 on CO2eq emissions reductions per year, improvements have been made since the FY15-17 baseline. The emissions reductions reached app. 15 million CO2eq/year in 2011 (Source 5:10), whereas the latest Corporate Scorecard update shows a 194 million CO2eq/year emissions reduction in FY19-FY22 (Source 2: Resilience). For recent regional updates on CO2 emissions, see source 4.

•	With reference to target 4, client feedback on WB effectiveness and the impact on development results improvements has improved. The WB score was 6.9 out of 10 in the 2013 baseline (source 5:10), and 7.1 in 2022 (source 3: Supporting Clients [...]). 

The Danish motivation for supporting IDA18 is ending extreme poverty in the world’s poorest countries, strengthening efforts made to address FCV – particularly in Africa – as well as addressing climate change. To learn more about current IDA18 work, please see: ida.worldbank.org/en/replenishments/ida18-replenishment

Sources: 
1) tinyurl.com/scorecardt1
2) tinyurl.com/scorecard2
3) tinyurl.com/scorecard3
4) tinyurl.com/WBannualreport
5) tinyurl.com/DanidaWB IDA18 supports clients in achieving and protecting their development goals amidst intense vulnerabilities and crises. The IDA18 overarching theme is “Investing in Growth, Resilience and Opportunity” for the world’s poorest countries. 

With IDA clients facing a myriad of complex and interrelated challenges, IDA18 helps to advance five special themes to: (i) address the challenges of Fragility, Conflict and Violence; (ii) respond to the threats of Climate Change; (iii) advance Gender and Development goals; (iv) support Jobs and Economic Transformation; and (v) pursue principles of good Governance and Institutions.
Support to Syria's neighborhood -Lebanon and Jordan, 2018-2021 Support to Syria's neighborhood - Lebanon and Jordan 2018-2021
Contribution to EE Global 2018 Contribution to EE Global 2018 Contribution to EE Global 2018 Contribution to EE Global 2018
Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance (DSIF) - Ethiopia - Assela Wind Farm Project The project will provide affordable clean energy through construction of a 100MW wind farm, approximately 150 km south of Addis Ababa, delivering on average 330 GWh of electricity a year. The project will contribute to the Government of Ethiopia’s goal of increasing renewable energy generation capacity, diversifying the energy mix and increasing access to electricity for the Ethiopian population. The energy sector is based almost entirely on hydropower, making the country vulnerable to long periods of drought because of climate changes in the region. By introducing other green energy sources, the GoE wants to establish an energy mix that will sustain development. Besides the wind farm, the project includes technical assistance and training of staff.
Platform for Political Dialogue in Somalia Management of Somalia country programme, incl. Monitoring, reviews, studies, advisors and DPO Hargeisa and Mogadishu
Seminar om økonomisk vækst og reformer - Danmarks naboskabsprogram 2017-2021 Seminar om økonomisk vækst og reformer - Danmarks naboskabsprogram 2017-2021 Seminar om økonomisk vækst og reformer - Danmarks naboskabsprogram 2017-2021 Seminar om økonomisk vækst og reformer - Danmarks naboskabsprogram 2017-2021
Sustainable Islands in Indonesia - SSC Inception Phase, Danish Energy Agency Sustainable Islands in Indonesia - SSC Inception Phase, Danish Energy Agency
Monitoring reviews audjits and formulation Unallocated Funds across the entire Country Programme. Cost of monitoring, reviews, audits, and formulation and cost of programme coordinator
Syrien-Irak 2019-2021. UNDPPA (2021 - 30748) Partneren benytter en anden rapporteringsmetode, end den RFI faciliterer. Efter aftale med ELK beskrives UNDPPA's rapporteringsmetode derfor kort nedenfor, ligesom at årsrapporten for 2021 kan tilgås her: https://dppa.un.org/sites/default/files/dppa_multi-year_appeal_annual_report_2021.pdf


Filen 'UNDPPA_Results_Framework-as of 30 June 2021.pdf' (se PMI) illustrerer DPPA's rapporteringsmetode for perioden 2020-2022: tre overordnede målsætninger med hertilhørende undermål. 


'Goal 1: Contribute to prevent and resolve violent conflict and build resilience' har 9 undermål.


'Goal 2: Strenghten partnerships for prevention and resilience'  har 9 undermål.


'Goal 3: Achieve a learning, innovative working culture that takes forward the vision of the Secretary-General' har 8 undermål. The UN Special Envoy for Syria (UNDPA) is one of the engagements supported under the theamatic area Peacebuilding and Justice where support is aimed at efforts to reach an inclusive political solution, which promotes accountability for crimes committed during the conflict. 
 
The work of the Office of the Special Envoy for Syria promotes a peaceful solution to the Syrian crisis under the mandate established by resolution 2254 (2015). The Danish contribution is channelled through the UN Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs  (UNDPPA).
International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) 2018 The overall themes of the conference is anti-corruption measures in development cooperation with the aim of strengthening the international collaboration regarding anti-corruption consisting of a series of workshops, plenary debates side events etc
Contribution to the World Economic Forum's Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation activities 2020 - Reducing trade costs for SMEs through better management of NTM’s, especially SPS standards, and implementation of the TFA Agreement 
- Leveraging action and funding for Aid for Trade through innovative projects and effective coordination with governments, donors and the private sector.

For Danida reporting purposes, GATF Objective 2, Indicator 2.1 and PI 1, PIR Indicator 1-2, are used to track the progress. Full reports are attached in PDB.
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) flash appeal funding Yemen humanitarian fund 2018-2019 The YHF is a multi-donor country-based pooled fund (CBPF) established in early 2015 to support the timely allocation of donor resources to a wide range of humanitarian partners operational in Yemen with the aim of addressing the most urgent humanitarian needs and provide life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable people. 

The YHF funds activities that have been prioritized as the most urgent and strategic to address critical humanitarian needs in the country in close alignment with the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP); and funds interventions in support of immediate response to the sudden onset crises or at the time of rapidly deteriorating humanitarian conditions in the country.
DIHR project: Human Rights Education Agenda Setting 2017-2018 Human rights education is an important contribution for the effective realization of all human rights. In light of the principle ‘leave no one behind’ there is a need to advance the monitoring, documentation and implementation of Human Rights Education with regard to target 4.7 as well as the World Programme for Human Rights Education. The project in question will advance the international agenda on human rights education by qualifying the data collection on human rights education related to the World Programme on Human Rights Education target 4.7. This will enable DIHR to develop an indicator framework, which will make the indicator for human rights under target 4.7 operational and compatible with national reporting on the World Programme on Human Rights Education. The work on the indicator framework, including the piloting in at least two countries including Denmark, will be converted into key policy messages, which can be communicated by the Danish UN Mission and discussed by government representatives and decision-makers, thereby entailing both visibility and impact.
Uganda country programme costs Expenditures with no indicators: Invoices for publication in newspaper. The programme costs includes funds for communication, reviews, studies, annual Country Programme Meeting and formulation of the next Country Programme.
SSC Strengthening intellectual property rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran Strategic Sector Cooperation on intellectual property rights Between Denmark and he Islamic Republic of Iran, Phase I

The Strategic Sector Cooperation on intellectual property rights is a peer-to-peer cooperation between the Danish Patent and the Iranian Trademark Office and the Intellectual Property Center. The objective of the Strategic Sector Cooperation  is to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in registration, management and enforcement of intellectual property rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran. To consolidate the development of the Iranian Economy and spur employment, Iran has made it a priority to improve their business and entrepreneurial environment. the Islamic Republic of Iran has emphasized that this would include strengthening the protection of the intellectual property rights in Iran, which is considered a key prerequisite for generating innovation and attracting knowledge-intensive enterprises.

The sector cooperation will therefore focus on: strengthening the capacity of human and administrative resources in the Intellectual Property Center of Iran; Reinforce institutional capacity within and interaction between intellectual property actors in Iran; align Iranian intellectual property legislation and guidelines to existing international best practices and norms; and increase awareness on intellectual property rights to relevant users and Iranian consumers.
SSC Health and Safety of Workers in Bangladesh , phase II The Strategic Sector cooperation on Occupational Health and Safety is a peer-to-peer cooperation between the Danish Working Environment Authority and The Bangladesh Department for Inspection of Factories. Through the project, the Department for Inspection of Factories will improve the quality of inspections, with focus on essential Occupational Safety and Health issues, enforcement of the law, motivation of companies and activation of Safety Committees.

A Strategic Sector Cooperation (SSC) is a partnership aiming at improving sector framework conditions in a partner country. The initiative is a flexible and adaptive instrument for exchanging experiences, learning and capacity building, which builds on a consolidated strong relationship and trust between the involved authori-ties. The commitment to finance the Danish authorities’ participation is sequenced in phases; an inception phase of approximately one year resulting in a project document; followed by phase one, two and –if need be – a phase three during which the cooperation is deepened and developed. All SSC partnerships are sup-ported by a sector advisor at the embassy, who impel progress and stir the partnership in the direction agreed upon.

Annually, the SSC projects deliver a report on project progress and results achieved. Progress on selected outputs are displayed in openaid. The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Occupational Health and Safety in Bangladesh aims to contribute to framework conditions that improve the health and safety for workers in Bangladesh by: 

- Improving enforcement of the law, motivating companies and activating of Safety Committees
-using inspection resources in a targeted way by focusing on the most important sectors and issues
- improving management.
MS ActionAid Lot HUM strategic partnership 2018-2021 The overall objective of the humanitarian engagement is “shifting power to women, young people and their organisations in protracted crises and disasters in order for them to lead and influence humanitarian action that builds increased protection and resilience
Pre-Event for International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) Pre-Event for International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) Pre-Event for International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) Pre-Event for International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC)
EU Twinning in Egypt. Danish Patent and Trademark Office. Support for Fact Finding Mission EU Twinning in Egypt. Danish Patent and Trademark Office. Support for Fact Finding Mission
Medlemsbidrag IUCN Danish support to IUCN and possibility of influencing strategic decisions as member.
United Nations, Junior Professional Officer Programme United Nations, Junior Professional Officer Programme
DIBE. Explorer 2018 KM Fish Machinery Key results:
Business plan for permanent establishment of KM Fish Machinery in Bangladesh in form of a service workshop and at a later stage part production.
Justification for support:
The support is granted to incentivise Danish companies to contribute to sustainable growth and employment in developing countries.
Major risks and challenges:
A major risk is that the company’s investigations do not lead to further activities that can contribute to the realisation of the SDGs, sustainable growth and employment and responsible business conduct in accordance with the principles of the UN Global Compact and the UN guiding principles for business and human rights.