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4th Global Summit of the Strong Cities Network in New York City on 19-21 September 2023 The summit will convene mayors and other local government leaders, as well as city-level practitioners and civil society actors from more than 70 cities around the globe. It will showcase the unique contributions those actors have made and can make in preventing and responding to violent extremism and the democratic backsliding that a growing number of communities are facing. Throughout the summit, emphasis will be placed on the importance of ensuring that all city-led efforts in this area are non-discriminatory and, more broadly, promote human rights. Danish support will allow local leaders and representatives from ODA-eligible countries to participate in the summit. Their participation is likely to increase their knowledge on how city-led efforts may prevent and respond to violent extremism, build resilience and enhance social cohesion. Their participation also enables engagement with relevant UN bodies that are engaged in preventing and countering violent extremism (P/CVE) to elevate the voices of local leaders and the perspectives of local authorities in the UN’s P/CVE efforts.
International Service for Human Rights (ISHR) International Service for Human Rights (ISHR)
Programming the Danish development engagement in Afghanistan 2024-2025 To programme the Danish development engagement in Afghanistan 2024-2025.
Protecting and strengthening the sexual and reproductive rights of girls and adolescents The project’s objective is to reduce the rate of child marriage and, ultimately, population growth through strengthening the national child protection services and improving children’s and adolescents’ access to holistic and multi-sector protection services. CSOs will be engaged in community-level work in 5 regions to educate and support adolescent girls to avoid early marriage through supporting school attendance, and to change families’ attitudes towards girls’ rights and early marriage. Work in humanitarian situations will comprise both preventive, curative, and care-taking activities.
Syria Community Consortium (SCC) - Strengthening the Resilience Capacities and Socio-Economic Well-Being of Crisis-Affected Communities in Syria Syria Community Consortium aims to strengthen resilience capacities and promote the socio-economic well-being and self-reliance of at-risk crisis-affected communities, including displace people, in Syria by capitalizing on positive capacities and reducing reliance on negative coping strategies while addressing larger contextual challenges.
SSC, Maritime Sector, Ghana, Phase III The Strategic Sector Cooperation in Ghana aims at improving the framework conditions for the maritime sector. The strategic sector co-operation (SSC) is focusing on green shipping, navigational safety and improvement of maritime framework conditions through increased compliance and civilian maritime capacity development to the benefit of Ghana and Denmark.
Strategic Partnership 2022-2025: Partner Dialogue Uganda Within the Strategic Partnerships 2022-2025 (SPA2) with Danish CSO’s, the aim is to introduce a new type of strategic dialogue tool: the SPA Partner Dialogues. The purpose is to take the strategic dialogue with SPA organisations out of Copenhagen and HQ and to the country level and the local partners of the SPA organisations. They will be held in relevant countries where are number of organisations have local partners. 

The first pilot meeting is planned to take place in Uganda in the beginning of September, where 13 out of the 18 strategic partners have programmes in Uganda.
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 the support for transport, insurance and distribution of grains from the Grain from Ukraine Initiative. Recipient countries will be decided on the basis of their needs for food security support.

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 the hyperlink below.

https://www.wfp.org/publications 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.
Arbejdsmarkedskonsortiet SPA 2022-2025 DEV 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.
UNDP Afghanistan HF 2022 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan for 2022, which calls for 4.44 billion USD to reach 22.1 million people with humanitarian assistance.
Scaling Up Sustainable Soy (SUSS) Partnership To reduce deforestation associated with the Danish soy supply chain (i.e. ensuring that soy imported to and consumed in Denmark is produced sustainably without causing deforestation that damages climate, biodiversity and ecosystems, and inclusion and rights).
PDK-Informationsaktiviteter 1992-2019 inkl. Danmarks Radio's (DR) bevilling vedr. Børnenes Ulandskalender (BUK) Information activities about conditions in developing countries and Danish participation in development cooperation
Legal and Judical Reform - Busines Sector Programme Support The programme pursues a pro-poor strategy and has been designed to create 'equitable growth in production and employment achieved through development of a competetive and vibrant business sector'. Component 1 focuses on strengthening of the responsiveness
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) flash appeal funding Burkina Faso 2021 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Burkina Faso Humanitarian Response Plan for 2021 issued in January 2021, which calls for 607.9 million USD to reach 2.9 million people with humanitarian assistance.
Mission Øst - 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.
German Marshall Fund 2023-2025 To present comprehensive multistakeholder recommendations that would promote continued reform in Ukraine in the context of the ongoing conflict (and ultimately benefits Ukraine’s economic development and welfare).
Ukrainian-Danish Youth House 2023-2026 The project will contribute primarily to object 1 of the Strategic Framework of ‘furthering the development of democracy and human rights’: “Youth have strengthened their ability to organise, practice and promote democratic culture and participation in Ukrainian society and are actively involved in Ukrainian-Danish exchange to increase the European cohesion among the youth”
Denmark's support to the Global Water Security and Sanitation Partnership Water is a critical resource that drives poverty reduction and economic growth, supports healthy ecosystems and it is essential to food and energy production and life on the planet. As much as 40% of the global population is affected by water scarcity and more than 2 billion people are drinking unsafe water while 4.5 billion lack safely managed sanitation2,3,4. Water and health are clearly linked. Contaminated water and poor sanitation are linked to transmission of diseases, including cholera, diarrhea, dysentery, hepatitis A, typhoid and polio. Absent, inadequate, or inappropriately managed water and sanitation services expose individuals to preventable health risks.5 Water-related diseases are a major health burden for populations, especially the poor. Meeting global aspirations for poverty reduction will require addressing the global water and sanitation challenge. The primary objective of the GWSP is to support client governments to achieve water related SDGs and develop climate resilient water management through the generation of innovative global knowledge and the provision of country-level support, while leveraging World Bank financial instruments and promoting global dialogue and advocacy with key partners and clients to increase reach and impact. GWSP aims to influence the quality, sustainability and innovation of the World Bank lending operations related to water as well as to leverage the lessons learned from the World Bank’s country operations to a global knowledge platform and “think tank” that shapes the global debate on water.
UNODC Illicit Financing and Organised Crime Denmark’s Foreign and Security Policy Strategy (2022) reiterates that stabilisation measures serve Danish interests at home and abroad, especially “to prevent attacks against local populations, irregular migration flows, and extremism as well as to ensure the rights of women.” Accordingly, the partnership with UNODC will focus on addressing transboundary and evolving threats in the Horn of Africa with an emphasis on those that destabilize Somalia, including the Federal Government of Somalia’s (FGS) ability to combat illicit goods from which terrorist and transnational organized crime groups generate revenue. Among other activities, UNODC will assist the FGS in protecting its territorial borders and complying with United Nations sanctions. Importantly, UNODC will mainstream gender and aspects of the Women, Peace & Security Agenda into its various activities and actively identify/rectify gaps, with a view to empowering women to play a more prominent role in peace and security.
Arbejdsmarkedskonsortiet - 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.
Strategic Sector Cooperation Energy Colombia Strategic Sector Cooperation Energy Colombia 

The inception phase is preparation and programming of a SSC project document
UNFPA humanitarian action Afghanistan and neighbouring countries 2022-2023 Securing that 3.3 million women and girls will have better access to universal reproductive health care and protection services. In the long term, the country will be able to sustain the downward trend in its maternal mortality ratio. 

Meeting the objectives and needs identified in the UNFPA 2022 updated Humanitarian Response Plan for Afghanistan and health and protection needs identified in the regional refugee preparedness and response plan. DKK 19 million will be granted to the UNFPA Afghanistan.

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 the hyperlink below.

https://www.unfpa.org/publications Securing that 3.3 million women and girls will have better access to universal reproductive health care and protection services. In the long term, the country will be able to sustain the downward trend in its maternal mortality ratio.
Social dialogue: Cooperation between Ukrainian Social Partners and Danish Partners Cooperation between Ukrainian Social Partners and Danish Partners
NDC-P process consultant for preparation of new DK contribution The consultant will draft a project document for the Danish contribution to NDCP 2024-2030 and make adjustments based on programme committee and appraisal recommendations.
Contribution to Global Partnership for Education (GPE) 2023-2026 GPE is a multilateral partnership and fund established in 2002 aiming to strengthen education systems in developing and fragile countries and increase the number of children who are in school and learning with a focus on gender equality in and through education, strengthening the HDP nexus, and the nexus between education and climate change.
Organisation Strategy for Education Cannot Wait (ECW) 2023-2026 It is the aim of Danish development assistance to create hope and opportunities for people by promoting economic and social protection and development. Ensuring access to quality education in fragile countries and crises affected contexts is a priority in this regard. This is done through contributing to long-term and sustainable solutions while also responding quickly in the face of changing realities.
UN Joint Programme to Strengthen Urban and Rural Resilience and the Conditions for Recovery in Syria (UNJP 2.0) The overall objective of the UNJP 2.0 is to improve equitable access to basic services, restore food systems, and provide dignified and sustainable livelihoods opportunities for targeted communities, while building trust and cooperation across social divides. Through these pathways, the programme seeks to better equip local communities to withstand future shocks, and to empower them to pursue their own recovery priorities in an inclusive and sustainable manner. On the outcome level the project aims to have more equitable basic services for women, men, girls, and boys such as electricity, water, education and health care. Furthermore, that women, men, including youth, have enhanced sustainable food systems and livelihood opportunities. Lastly, the project aims to have trust, cohesion, and cross-cleavage cooperation between local communities is enhanced. The overall objective of the UNJP 2.0 is to improve equitable access to basic services, restore food systems, and provide dignified and sustainable livelihoods opportunities for targeted communities, while building trust and cooperation across social divides.
Capacity Development of the Wastewater Management Authority in Thailand, Phase II Improved water quality in Thailand through strengthening of Wastewater Management Authority (WMA)
Digital Democracy Initiative 2023-2026 The entire results framework for the Digital Democracy Initiative will be set up under the engagement: "Monitoring - Evaluation - Learning 2023-2026 - Digital Democracy Initiative 2023-2026". Promote and protect local inclusive democratic space in the digital age. 

The overall focus of the programme on democracy and human rights, civic space, support to civil society, and localisation responds to key priorities in the Danish Strategy for Development Cooperation. The focus on digital resilience of civil society is also a specific priority in the Strategy. The programme builds on lessons learnt and existing partnerships. It responds to Danish commitments as part of the Tech for Democracy Initiative. Finally, it corresponds to stakeholder priorities and recommendations presented in the MFA-commissioned scoping study on ‘Democracy in the Digital Age’.
Scaling Up Sustainable Soy (SUSS) Partnership The project will achieve its objective through the realization of three outcomes related to desirable behavioral change by relevant soy supply chain actors under three headlines, namely: a) production, b) protection/conservation, and c) social inclusion/improved livelihoods. The project’s ToC suggests that: if producers in the Cerrado landscape are adequately incentivized and adopt responsible soy production; and if financial institutions, policy makers and downstream actors support conservation of the Cerrado; and if IPLCs in the Cerrado included through active engagement in improved livelihood opportunities and advocacy for rights (including land tenure); then responsible, deforestation and conversion-free soy production will be mainstreamed across the Cerrado, resulting in reduced deforestation and conversion of native vegetation and fewer human rights violations associated with - but not limited to - the Danish soy supply chain. To reduce deforestation associated with the Danish soy supply chain (i.e. ensuring that soy imported to and consumed in Denmark is produced sustainably without causing deforestation that damages climate, biodiversity and ecosystems, and inclusion and rights).
2022-9490 Green Climate Fund - GCF - Seoul Seniorrådgiver Green Climate Fund (GCF) - Den Grønne Klimafond 1. april 2022 - 31. marts 2024
Core Contribution to the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF) for 2023-2026 The core objective of this engagement is to strengthen local communities’ resilience to violent extremism through an unearmarked core contribution that will enable GCERF to focus on four resilience factors that particularly influence radicalisation and recruitment to violent extremism:  

1.	To help vulnerable communities in fragile and poor countries build and strengthen social cohesion during conflict and societal change (social cohesion). 
2.	To improve the capacity of communities to engage with government authorities to represent their own interests (community agency).  
3.	To remove barriers to social and economic opportunities for youth and women, thus countering violent extremist offers (equal access to opportunities). 
4.	To develop critical thinking and confidence among youth and communities to resist violent extremism (sense of purpose).
OCHA Lebanon Humanitarian Fund 2022 This allocation of 30 million DKK to the UN Country-Based Pooled Fund for Lebanon contributes to meeting the objectives of the Lebanon Emergency Response Plan for 2022, which points to 215 million USD to reach 1.1 million people with humanitarian assistance. The Emergency Response Plan aims at reaching the 1.1 million people most in need. It is the objective of the plan to reach 490,300 people with food security and agricultural assistance; 398,169 people with nutrition assistance; 90,000 people with health assistance and 1 million people with water, sanitation and hygiene assistance.

This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Lebanon Emergency Response Plan for 2022, which calls for 215 million USD to reach 1.1 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 the hyperlink below.

https://www.unocha.org/research-and-reports This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Lebanon Emergency Response Plan for 2022, which calls for 215 million USD to reach 1.1 million people with humanitarian assistance.
Støtte til udbedring af ødelagte elforsyningssystemer i Ukraine The aim of the project is to contribute to the various efforts to support the winterization needs of Ukraine. The specific donations from Danish utility companies will contribute to emergency repair of the electricity system.
Capability Building for Research and Development in Traditional Fermented Processing in West Africa Project aims through research, education, training, and other forms of
logistical support to build capability in selected institutions in West Africa to
contribute to national development by carrying out valueadded research on
traditional food products
Support to Mangrove World Bank via Indonesian Ocean MDTF To support Indonesia’s readiness to access blue carbon finance.

The Danish support will complement Indonesia Mangroves for Coastal Resilience Project (M4CR), consisting an IBRD loan of US$ 400 mio to rehabilitate and promote sustainable mangrove landscape management and to improve livelihood opportunities for mangrove communities, and a grant of US$ 15 mio. including from this Danish grant, which will strengthen policy and institutions for mangrove management. The Danish support contributes to Subcomponent 1.4 “Facilitating Payments for Blue Carbon” of the M4CR, supporting to Indonesia’s readiness to access blue carbon finance, which could contribute significantly to its NDCs and other emission reduction goals.
DFC fellowships 2023 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.
SBK konference og deltagelse i møder i UBK SBK konference og deltagelse i møder i UBK SBK konference og deltagelse i møder i UBK SBK konference og deltagelse i møder i UBK
Supporting Financing for Small Island Developing States (SIDS) (FINS) through the Integrated National Financing Framework (INFF) The main objective of the pilot project is to strengthen capacity of targeted SIDS to mobilize resources, including climate finance, for achieving national sustainable development priorities and the SDGs. Support by UN DESA through this pilot project is complementary to UNDP country support, providing high calibre embedded experts who work in country, as well as tailored mentoring support and training at the region-al and global level. This in-depth support both addresses the special needs of SIDS and serves as a basis for refining and developing global analytical work. Outcomes of the pilot project would be levered to sup-port implementation of INFFs across a wide range of SIDS and broader group of developing countries.
DFC Fellowships 2022 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.
Danish Red Cross Hospital Resilience Project Afghanistan 2022-2023 The grant is awarded to the Danish Red Cross and ICRC project: Hospital resilience project in Afghanistan

The objective stated for the project is: To save the lives of crisis-affected populations and to prevent the imminent collapse of critical hospital care in Afghanistan. To save the lives of crisis-affected populations and prevent the imminent collapse of critical hospital care in Afghanistan.