devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Denmark's core contributions to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2023-2026 IOM is the leading inter-governmental organization in the field of migration. IOM works to help ensure the orderly and humane management of migration, to promote international cooperation on migration issues, to assist in the search for practical solutions to migration problems and to provide humanitarian assistance to migrants in need by providing services and advice to governments and migrants as well as working closely with governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental partners. IOM works to address humanitarian, development and human mobility challenges. 

The project concerns Danish core funding under the Strategy for the partnership between Denmark and the IOM 2023-2026. The Strategy outlines the overall priorities for Denmark’s contributions to and partnership with IOM, and is the central platform for Denmark’s dialogue the organization. The priorities for Denmark’s partnership with IOM are firmly rooted in the UN Agenda 2030, the Danish strategy for development cooperation, “The World We Share” (2021) as well as the Danish Foreign and Security Policy Strategy (2022). This particularly concerns priorities related to addressing poverty, fragility and conflict, as well as addressing irregular migration and helping more people better along the migratory routes. 

The four priority areas for Danish support spanning both core and softly earmarked contributions to IOM during the period 2023-2026 are:

1. Enhanced strategic and organizational effectiveness of IOM,
2. Development of IOM’s role in the UN System and partnerships,
3. Supporting capacity building of governments and relevant authorities for better migration management,
4. Addressing the linkage between climate change and irregular migration and forced displacement. 

IOM annual reporting can be accessed at https://www.iom.int/iom-annual-reports. Indicator reporting can be accessed at https://www.srf.iom.int/objectives. The objective of Denmark’s support to IOM is to strengthen orderly and humane migration management, addressing the drivers of irregular migration, including climate change, and to strengthen international and UN coordination and cooperation in this regard.
Financial management support - review of multilateral - and old financial accounts - 2024 Contract w consultant. The purpose of the assignment is assisting the HCE unit with timely review of the most urgent (aging and complex) financial accounts as well as  preparation of input to accounting notes to avoid an  increasing back log of a very large portfolio of approximately 250 accounts annually (including many complex multilateral accounts). The support will  assist and improve flow in operations and increase the ability to perform timely financial monitoring and compliance (particularly at a time where HCE existing financial management specialist, CFO, and other resources  are allocated to the 20+ ongoing reviews and capacity assessments of strategic partners, during 2023-2024).
Biodiversitetsprojekt i Marokko Key results to be achieved in Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan:
•	Young women and men have enhanced employability and engage in entrepreneurship
•	Small and medium enterprises and entrepreneurships grow and create jobs through development of innovative solutions, scaling up of existing solutions and improved access to finance and technical assistance
•	Human Rights are promoted and protected for and by youth through a systemic approach involving all human rights stakeholders, youth networks and youth alliances in support of reform efforts 
•	Violence and torture targeting youth is prevented, free media is strengthened and gender equality is improved through legislative reform, capacity building and dialogue 

Justification for support:
•	DAPP is aligned with Danish foreign policy interests in the region. DAPP is based on lessons learned from past programmes
•	DAPP seeks to address the root causes of migration by creating better lives for young people through programmes that support human rights, inclusion and employment generation
•	DAPP’s Human Rights Based Approach will be continued and amplified as it has demonstrated good results 
•	DAPP has a longstanding presence in the region, that has fostered well-established and successful cooperation between Danish and local partners

Major risks and challenges:
•	Increasing political instability with potential for civil unrest will be addressed by monitoring the situation and taking appropriate action in close collaboration with partners.
•	Worsening economic situation and potential for increased poverty and migration will be mitigated by the DAPP focus on economic and social exclusion of youth.
•	Increasing authoritarian rule, repression of minorities, and abuse of power will be addressed by engaging with both human rights duty bearers and right holders.
AsDB Trust Fund for Renewable Energy The programme: Shall focus on renewable energy in rural areas and small towns. Will focus on conversion to increased efficiency and cleaner fuels in the energy supply systems and increased efficiency and conservation at the end use level. Shall provided resources to review national policies and develop a policy agenda as well as strengthen the institutional capacity and technical capability of local organsiations to promote, as well as analyse, renewable energy and energy efficiency.  May also lend support to efforts to build up the institutional and manpower capacity for promoting green house gas abatement.
Programme support for the implementation of Mozambique's poverty reduction strategy The overall aim of this programme is to contribute to poverty reduction through support for the development, implementation and monitoring of Mozambique's poverty reduction strategy. The immediate objectives are to:

1. Enhance partnerships between the government and programme support partners based on a formalised, open and transparent dialogue on the content and progress in implementation of the poverty strategy. 

2. Through programme support, ensure financing of the national poverty reduction strategy, strengthen effectiveness of aid and provide the basis for mobilisation of Mozambique's own resources for the development process. In addition, the aim is to improve the efficiency of the state administration and promote the parliamentarians and citizens insight into public administration.

Programme support is provided within the framework of joint programme for general budget support involving 19 donors. Total commitment for 2011 amount to USD 454 million, which is a slight drop of 4 percent from the 2010 commitment. Total aid accounts for about half of Mozambique's state budget. The programme requires the government to continuously update a three-year spending plan with measurable indicators, which form the basis for the donors' and the government's assessment of the momentum. The government is committed to maintaining and strengthening critical elements of the reform process, including the implementation of anti-corruption, a new financial management system in public administration and new public procurement rules based on international standards, as well as improving internal and external audits. In addition, the government is committed to strengthening tax administration and increasing tax revenues.

Budget support consists of a fixed tranche, disbursed on the basis of satisfactory implementation of the poverty strategy, and a variable tranche initiated by the achievement of financial management objectives.
Micro Irrigation Lean Farming Initiative To aid efficient farming with minimum water use through drip irrigation.

- Installation of efficient irrigation technology and equality in water distribution to farmers of Mandi village in Madhya Pradesh. Coverage of 30 hector under efficient water management system by establishment of 6 hydropas units.
- 10 farmers covered under training and capacity building.
- 50 farmers introduced to superior irrigation method using hydropas.
OCHA Yemen Humanitarian Fund 2023 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan for 2023, which calls for 4.3 billion USD to reach 17.3 million people with humanitarian assistance. Due to its nature as a response to a humanitarian appeal,operational results are general and highly aggregated and the MFA contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner. Please refer to this hyperlink : 
https: //www.unocha.org/country-based-pooled-funds?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAwP6sBhDAARIsAPfK_wbcDZSFd4bHFHDM6WbgZLUesjVc9THKWBgU5ikwG4QrOwhULsStGM0aApcFEALw_wcB This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan for 2023, which calls for 4.3 billion USD to reach 17.3 million people with humanitarian assistance.
LR Marine – Reducing energy loss in pipe systems for the process industry in Tanzania The purpose of the project is to set up a local production via local partners that assist setting up a local production of pipe insulation. The company need to uncover the challenges in setting up a business entity in Tanzania, to dertermine how to establish the company and what type of business entity will be the best and the company need to find out if the production should be in the capital Dar es Salaam or in the port area of Tanga by allocating: local raw-material providers, local machine builders, governmental approvals and local transport companies. LR Marine A/S has applied for support under Danida Business Explorer.
UNICEF THEMATIC MPA 2023-2025 WASH Denmark provides core and softly earmarked contribution to UNICEF under the Multilateral Partnership Agreement 2023-2025. The Agreement aligns with UNICEF's Strategic Plan 2022-2025 and identifies four areas of priority for Danish support:
•	Child-centred health 
•	Quality education 
•	Child protection 
•	Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services 
•	Organisational effectiveness contributing to UN reform, curbing corruption and leveraging innovation

In addition, gender equality will be a cross-cutting priority.

UNICEF was created by the United Nations (UN) General Assembly in 1946. Its mission is to advocate for the protection of children's rights, to help meet children’s basic needs, and to expand opportunities for children to reach their full potential. Guided by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, UNICEF strives to establish children's rights as enduring ethical principles, set international standards of behaviour towards children, and mobilise political will and resources to deliver policies and services to children and their families. The organisation’s work is guided by the Strategic Plan 2022-2025, which charts the course towards an inclusive recovery from COVID-19 and the attainment of the SDGs.
Mykolaiv Water Fund contribution Improved quality of life, health and livelihoods among the residents of selected districts (tbd) in Mykolaiv by improving access to affordable and safe water, which is a recognized human right. (SDG 6.1)
Dansk Flygtningehjælp - Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 This project forms part of the Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 between MFA and the Danish civil society organisations. 

It aims to implement the priorities from the Danish development strategy, “The World We Share,” through dynamic and mutually reinforcing partnerships with independent Danish organisations on shared priorities, namely democratic values and human rights, fragile contexts and displacement, and climate and green solutions.

Strategic Partnerships receive one grant with funding for both development assistance and for humanitarian emergencies (listed here as separate engagements).

Due to the strategic focus of the partnerships, results are reported at an aggregated level across countries and themes to show contributions to changes through case studies and crosscutting indicators. Three strategic priorities permeate across all strategic partnerships in the period. Democratic values and human rights, fragile context and displacement, and climate and green solutions are present through different approaches and varying emphasis in line with the technical capacity and the partner’s core competencies.
Democratization and Human Rights 2023-2026 The project will support the Ukraine Recovery Plan and contribute to Strategic Objective 1 of the DANEP Strategic Framework, which is “promote the development and consolidation of democratic societies with respect for human rights, an effective tripartism of state power and strong independent control bodies, where a politically engaged population, an organized and independent civil society and free media can hold authorities accountable - and secure inclusive societies with equality and recognition of diversity.”
Danish Peace and Stabilisation Programme for Ukraine 2022-2025 The objective of the cooperation among the parties is Trust built between people divided by the contact line through dialogue and discreet joint work that addresses common challenges on both sides of the contact line, thereby complementing and enhancing the Track 1 peace process.
This outcome is supported by three outputs:
1.	Policy options ideas developed by the Black Sea dialogue group that contribute to making behaviour in the maritime zone more predictable, with a view to avoiding a miscalculation or re-escalation.
2.	Joint preventive measures and environmental projects are devised by experts in the Joint Ecological Dialogue Initiative, or JEDI format that contribute to averting a disaster near the frontline. 
3.	Options for improving the humanitarian situation on the ground, as articulated by civil society, have been channelled to peace talks or shuttled between the conflict parties.
Wlectric Vehicle Pilot Project Wlectric Vehicle Pilot Project Wlectric Vehicle Pilot Project Wlectric Vehicle Pilot Project
Her Education Our Responsibility High Level Lunch The purpose is to discuss and share an ambition to improve girl’s access to 
education. It comes at a critical time, as the world is experiencing an 
unprecedented learning crisis. Globally, 222 million crisis-affected children 
need support for quality education, representing an increase of 147 million in 
just six years. These numbers are devastating and change needs to happen.
District Based Water and Sanitation Component The objective contributes to the overall programme objective of sustainable reduction of poverty achieved through improved water supply, sanitation and hygiene education as well as increased knowledge and better use of the water resources in Ghana.
Denmark's contribution to the UN Special Fund of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (OPCAT) 2022-2023 The Special Fund for OPCAT is a unique mechanism of torture prevention and the only operational fund established by an international human rights treaty. Its support to national preventive mechanisms (NMS), the establishment of which is a core obligation under the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture is key in preventing torture at the national level. The main objective of the development cooperation is effective prevention of torture through supporting projects contributing to the establishment or strengthening of NPMs in developing countries in accordance with OPCAT and recommendations of the SPT or through the support of their education programmes.
Joint Nordic evaluation of the contribution to multilateral trust funds The main objective of the joint evaluation is to provide accountability and learning for future use of the trust fund modality in Danish/Nordic development cooperation.
NEFCO Mykolaiv NRW 2023-2026 To Carry out Non-Revenue Water Technical Assessment and Investment Plan (TA) II for a selected district in Mykolaiv city, Ukraine.
Danish Institute for Human Rights (IMR) funds for development work 2019 Contribution to Institute for Human Rights 2019
WFP Grain from Ukraine-initiative 2022.2023 This allocation will contribute to meeting the objectives of the WFP Country Strategic Plans for relevant fragile countries through support for the transport, insurance and distribution of grains from the Grain from Ukraine Initiative.
UNFPA general contribution General support to the work of the UN Population Fund
Support to Higher Secondary Education Board Support to Higher Secondary Education Board
Government Agreement Enhanced Green and Inclusive Growth of Smallholder Farmers (Women, Youths and Refugees), Agribusinesses and Financial Institutions
UN Community Recovery Fund 2023-2028 Community recovery interventions and nexus approaches in key sectors address displacement and strengthen individual and community resilience.
ILO - Advancing Decent Work More Bangladeshi men and women workers enjoy decent work through improved policies and laws, accountable, gender-responsive and inclusive labour market institutions; and sustainable business practices contributing to competitiveness of industries.
Sanitary Aspects of Drinking Water and Wastewater Reuse in Vietnam Water supply, sanitation, hygiene promotion and health in Vietnam, phase 2.
Danish Organisation Strategy for the CGIAR Partnership 2023-2025 - Review Denmark will monitor its engagement with the CGIAR through dialogue and other review activities in support of the organisation achieving its goals in the CGIAR Strategy 2030 within the overall objective to encourage and enable a green food systems transformation in the context of climate change,
taking the challenges of climate change adaptation and mitigation (reducing GHG emissions) fully on board.
Stakeholder participation in the third International Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDC3) 2024 To ensure stakeholder participation from LLDC governments and civil society in the Third United Nations Conference on LLDCs and its preparatory process.
Support to the National Asylum System through Registration as the Gateway to Protection Registration procedures—which are the critical first step in all further access to protection and assistance—require UNHCR’s continuous support to meet increasing demands of refugee populations and to enhance PDMM’s operational capacities. The overall objective of the project is therefore to enhance efficiency of registration procedures through provision of technical and operational support to PDMMs in close cooperation with PMM. This will be accomplished through the provision of personnel, materials, equipment, training, and technical assistance. UNHCR will continue to support PMM and its PDMMs in the following areas: advancing registration processes; enhancing efficiency of registration; enhancing registration data quality; managing and decreasing registration backlogs; and providing technical support for increased data safety and information management. UNHCR will continue to assist PDMMs’ identification of persons with specific needs at the registration stage and their referral to protection mechanisms through the protection desks. Moreover, UNHCR will continue to support PMM for its technical capacity and its relevant systems. Building on this work and looking ahead, this support will take the form of maintenance and improvement of its systems. Further, UNHCR is in the process of assisting PMM with their digitization plan that is also expected to enhance PMM’s efficiency.
Danmarks Radio - Information and engagement activities in relation to the Ukraine crisis Inform and end engage Danish citizens regarding Danish development cooperation and the situation in Ukraine.

For more information see partners website here: https://sammenforukraine.dk/ Inform and end engage Danish citizens regarding Danish development cooperation and the situation in Ukraine.
Inclusive Rights-Aligned Approaches to Tech Governance in Developing Countries To foster civil society involvement and human rights-aligned approaches in developing countries to the development of tech governance frameworks.
Aalborg CSP Egypt Remote Areas Sustainable Development  Development of Solar Thermal Desalination The scope of the project is to apply for professional experience with Concentrated Solar Power and Integrated Energy Systems for Egypts national development project in the regions of New Valley and Upper Egypt. The feasibility study project lies in the field of energy and water production. Since the planned locations for this IES plant are in areas with water wells and agriculture land, boosting the agriculture sector will also be a major part of the end goal.
ICRC Strategic support through the Danish Red Cross 2022-2024 The overall objective for the annual strategic support to the ICRC channeled through the DRC is to support ICRC country operations in humanitarian emergencies as well as maximizing effective and locally driven humanitarian responses through a strengthened partnership and collaboration between DRC and ICRC on Branch Development, Rapid Response Mechanism and other common strategic priority areas. 

The DRC plays an important role in promoting humanitarian principles and delivering humanitarian assistance around the world. The DRC and the MFA agree on the continued strategic benefit of the funding to the ICRC channeled through the DRC, which contributes to the enhanced and strong partnership between the DRC and the ICRC in emergencies around localisation and other common strategic priorities, and in support of the Danish Humanitarian and Development strategy, “The World We Share”.

The partner’s results description and results frameworks are global, general, and highly aggregated and the MFA core contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner. Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://www.icrc.org/en/what-we-do The overall objective is to support ICRC country operations in humanitarian emergencies as well as maximizing effective and locally driven humanitarian responses through a strengthened partnership and collaboration between DRC and ICRC on Branch Development, Rapid Response Mechanism and other common strategic priority areas.
Support to the Livelihoods and Food Security Fund LIFT for Myanmar LIFT’s goal is to sustainably reduce the number of people living in poverty, hunger and strengthen the resilience and sustainable livelihoods of poor and vulnerable people, with a focus on women. LIFT's focus since 2021 has been around supplementing humanitarian responses, promoting localisation, supporting community and household resilience, and bolstering community nutrition and food security.
DFC Fellowships 2022 Information on results can be found here: R e s u l t a t k o n t r a k t (https://dfcentre.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Facts-and-Figures-2021.pdf) The objective of the fellowship activities is to offer high quality opportunities for continued education and organizational capacity development for Danish funded partners, who are assessed to have potential and competences to contribute to the development in their home countries.
Afsluttende bevilling til DTU for UNEP DTU Partnerskab Afsluttende bevilling til at sikre videreførelse af personale og viden til UNEP-CCC fra 30 års arbejde med UNEP-DTU Partnerskabet (tidl. Risø).