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Joint Programme for Rural Women's Economic Empowerment The UN Joint Programme “Accelerating Progress Towards Rural Women’s Economic Empowerment” (JP RWEE) is being implemented by FAO, IFAD, UN Women and WFP in Nepal, Niger, the Pacific Islands, Tanzania, Tunisia and Rwanda. The programme takes a holistic approach to address the multi-faceted barriers to women’s economic empowerment, implementing diverse programme strategies that take into account intersecting forms of discrimination faced by rural women.  

The first phase of the programme was implemented between October 2014 to June 2021 in Ethiopia, Guatemala, Kyrgyzstan, Liberia, Nepal, Niger and Rwanda. A second phase of the programme was started in 2022 in Nepal, Niger, the Pacific Islands, Tanzania, Tunisia and Rwanda. The partnership seeks to tackle the barriers to gender equality and women’s economic empowerment through holistic and integrated interventions, encompassing social, economic and political domains of empowerment. The programme aims to secure rural women’s livelihoods, rights and resilience in order to improve nutrition and food security and contribute to equitable and sustainable food systems; increase women’s incomes and access to decent work; increase rural women’s participation and leadership in rural communities and institutions; and strengthen gender responsive policy environments. Critical to the interventions is the role of local and national governments and other stakeholders.
Support to UNODC country programme for Iran Support to the UNODC country programme, with an emphasis on drug control and support to civil society organisations
OfD Global NCA Framework agreement OfD activities involving the Norwegian Coastal Administration that cannot be allocated to a specific country. Framework agreement regarding Oil for Development actitivies between the Norwegian Coastal Administration and Norad.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Kenya, South Africa. Feasability study to map areas for exchange of personell and collaboration for learning.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Ghana, South Africa. Feasability study to map areas for exchange of personell and collaboration for learning.
Global Fund to End Modern Slavery Global Fund to End Modern Slavery is a US based non-profit corp working on combatting modern slavery globally. The mission is to sustainably end forced labour and sexual exploitation by making it economically unprofitable. Norad entered into an agreement with GFEMS in December 2018, upon request by the MFA, to support GFEMSs work program in Asia and Africa. The planned outcomes of the grant agreement is effective rule of law, slave-free supply chains and survivor freedom for victims of slavery.
WHO PCA NCD strategy Funds specfically towards WHO's work on NCDs, treatment, control and prevention
Macro-Economics Technical Support Agreement between the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affaires and the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning in South Sudan for support to institutional cooperation for strengthening the capacity for macroeconomic analysis and strategic fiscal policy in MoFEP.
Natural resource governance The programme will utilize advocacy and community mobilization as its main strategies to ensure sustainable and accountable governance of public resource.
IAEA  Assistance to Member States and Terrirories against Covid-19 Support to IAEA for distribution of Covid-19 test kits to developing countries.
AG-CARE_Faith in Farmers Faith in Farmers: Boosting Local Production for Food Security in Africa project will deliver a holistic interventions to address challenges related to food insecurity, poverty and climate change that have been exacerbated by the Ukraine crisis.
UN-Reform - CEB Action Plan for Harmonisation of Business Practices Support to system-wide coherence of the United Nations and implementation of the process to reform and improve efficiency of the UN in the field of development based on the proposals of the report "Delivering as One".
World Wind Energy Conference World Wind Energy Association (WWEA) and The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), with the support of the International Solar Alliance (ISA) and International Solar Energy Society (ISES), are jointly hosting World Wind Energy Conference 2021 (WWEC2021) during 24-26 November 2021, in New Delhi, India, in a virtual format with a theme ‘Powering the World with Wind and Sun’. It will be a knowledge and industry platform to capture learnings from various parts of the world and in return leading to India’s vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat aiming at self-reliance in technology and manufacturing, not only to meet domestic requirements but also for the country to emerge as a regional hub for the export of renewable energy systems and services.
Culture and film support Cuba  2023 Support to cultural actors and institutions in Cuba through small scale grants.The objective is to strengthen cultural rights, freedom of expression and democracy building
The Joint NCA/SC FGM-CEFM Programme Phase III SCI The project aims at contributing towards the elimination of CEFM and all forms of FGM/C in targeted communities.
Creative & MEdia Communications PVE Phase II Preventing radikalisation and violent ekstremism through mediaproductions
Women’s Voices in Sentinel Communities of the Border Region The project aims at enhancing women-led mitigation and prevention of inter-communal conflicts along the Afghanistan-Pakistan bordering communities.
Caritas Norway Strategic Partnership Agreement Ukraine and Neighbouring Countries The overall objective of the Programme is to save lives, alleviate suffering and protect human dignuty in lone with the humanitarian pronciples. This will be achieved by providing assistance primarily in the sectors of protection, WASH, and food security. Additionally, the project aims at reducing vulnerabilty of beneficiaries ensuring result sustainabilty. Gender perspectives are mainstreamed across the activities, in addition to being a particular focus of the protection component. 
This part of the agreement is earmarked for Ukraine.
Gender Equality for Development The aim of the Gender for Equality  (GefD) programme is to reduce poverty and gender discrimination by strengthening partner countries' capacity to develop and implement legislation and policies that in turn improve women's rights and gender equality. One Norwegian experience is that women's economic participation has contributed strongly to economic growth since the 1970s. The GEfD programme will focus on technical cooperation on gender equality between Norway and authorities in countries that demand capacity and institutional development in this area. It will contribute to the sharing of experiences and expertise between institutions at government level with the view to enhance policies and their implementation to advance gender equality in the countries were we cooperate. The Norwegian Directorate for Children, Youth and Family Affairs (Bufdir) and Statistics Norway play a key role in the planning and implementation of the programme from the Norwegian side. The agreement is with Bufdir, which coordinates implementation, and technical inputs from Statistics Norway. To solve a societal challenge such as discrimination against girls and women, one must have good understanding of what is the problem and what is the current situation. Statistics and analysis are crucial to know whether measures developed and  implemented are meeting the needs, are relevant and have the desired effect. Norwegian institutions such as Bufdir and Statistics Norway have relevant experience which they bring to the table in the cooperation with relevant national partnering organizations such as national statistical offices and relevant ministries working to enhance gender equality in the respective societies. The agreement with Bufdir revolves around  institutional cooperation with gender equality institutions in Uganda, Nepal, and Ethiopia. Furthermore, Norad cooperates with Bufdir on integrating gender equality into other knowledge programmes, including in Colombia.
REDD+ Acceleration Facility Emergent will work to accelerated at-scale finance for high-quality jurisdictional REDD+ outcomes meeting the ART-standard.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project is focused on youth, education, and to engage youth network for positive social change. Moreover, the project will create a space for the participants who are young from Cambodia and Nepal to learn problem solving skills through devising innovative ideas. In particular, the project will provide the opportunity for youths aged 18 -25 years old to share ideas and experience of the environment, diverse cultural, gender equality, and cross-cutting issues in their society.
Mali envelope of the Regional Humanitarian "Sahel" Fund Support for the Mali country envelope in the Regional humanitarian fund for West and Central Africa (RHFWCA).
Gender is mainstreamed in OCHAs activitives including in the pooled funds.
Faith in Farmers - NCA Puntland and Jubaland Extraordinary appropration for civil society to increase food security and reduce hunger in Somalia
Imazon Scaling-up Governance and Forest Transparency for Supply Chain Scaling-up Governance and Forest Transparency for Zero-Deforestation Supply Chain of Forestry and Agribusiness Sectors in the Brazilian Amazon
Coordination and advocacy Save lives, alleviate suffering and protect human dignity. Focus: coordination and advocacy
Development awareness Norad 2020 Development awareness in many forms and through many channels including amongst others ampaigns to increase knowledge of development assistance and the publication of Bistandsaktuelt.
Long-term support to the multi-donor General Education Quality Improvement for Equity Project in Ethiopia The General Education Quality Improvement Project for Equity aims to assist the Government in Ethiopia to improve internal efficiency, equitable access, and quality in general education.
Together for Inclusion- Uganda The work includes:11220 Training primary school teachers, 11120 adaptation of schools (ramps, toilets),and 11230 CwDs trained on life skills and school preparedness
United for the forest Peru: strengthening agents of change The main purpose of this project is to strengthen capacities and knowledge of national, regional and local decision-makers, journalists, communicators, influencers, artists and the general public about the challenges, opportunities and consequences for development in the Peruvian Amazon. In this way, it will position deforestation and degradation of Amazonian ecosystems motivated by various economic development activities in the national debate.
Together for inclusion - Ethiopia 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
SIU – Building Skills for Jobs II Administration of the second call for the Building Skills for Jobs Programme. Support to partnerships for technical and vocational education and training in developing countries. Include activities in Afghanistan, Kenya and Tanzania.
Stronger Democracy  through Anti-Corruption, Open & Inclusive Governance TISL received support from the Norwegian Embassy to implement the first 2 years of the TISL’s four-year Strategic Plan,(July 2016-June 2018). This project seeks support towards the final half of TISL’s Strategic Plan, which comes to an end in June 2020.
Environmental peace-making in Somalia Environmental peace building in Somalia: Integrating environmental and peace building challenges as entry points for Federal and State political dialogue and reconciliation   The overall objective is to enhance political dialogue and reconciliation by identifying environmental challenges that impact on conflict, ensuring that efforts to resolve conflict properly address the issues and at the same time, maximize the opportunities to secure sustainable agreements, including from a gender-responsive perspective.
Food Loss Reduction in Africa The main goal of the project is to develop more efficient and competitive value chains to benefit the resource poor population in terms of income, employment and food security. The activities include providing support to small scale producers, traders and processers engaged in agriculture and fisheries, agro-processing and marketing.
Removing barriers, improving access to SRHR - Kenya This  projects is part of the SRHR programme and address sexual and reproductive health and rights in Kenya. It is implemented by d Migori Community Negative traditional Practices Mitigation group (MICONTRAP) focussing on addressing FGM.
Strengthening extractive sector governance in Zimbabwe The aim is to create platforms for broadening the discourse on the social effects of debt and the role extractives play in social and economic human development.
JPO Helene Opsal UNHABITAT 3rd year assignment for JPO Helene Opsal, UNHABITAT, Nairobi, Kenya
Children are protected - Niger Programme activities to transform social, cultural and gender norms for reduction of violence against children, including child marriage and teenage pregnancy, also with a focus on returning married girls and teenage mothers to school. Other partners: Community Child Protection Committees (cCPCs), Ministry of Women promotion and Child protection
NOR-Organisation Development Project - DPAB Organisation development for sustainability of DPAB.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Colombia, India. The partners are creating spaces for shared learning and knowledge transfer on peace pedagogies through e-modules, using the methodologies, knowledge and initiatives of the partner institutions. They are expanding their understanding of peace, and in turn enhancing their operational capacity to carry out international and multicultural interventions with higher impact.
IUCN RISE Challenge The IUCN RISE Grants Challenge is a global initiative that connects local women organizations and environmental practitioners in ODA-eligable countries in order to reduce the extent of gender-based violence in environmental sectors. The Norwegian support will particularly contribute to the climate adaptation and fisheries sectors.
Women's economic participation and rights in Uganda The programme involves three organizations: National Association of Women's Organizations in Uganda (NAWOU), FIDA Uganda, East African Sub-regional Support Initiative for the Advancement of Women (EASSI). All the organizations are working to increase the economic independency of women and advocate for women's economic rights in Uganda. Business and Women's Human Rights is an important component in the programme.
Safe and Responsible Sport in African Sport - Region 5 Building a regional approach toward a standard of rights based, safe and responsible sport structures, systems and programs.
Benefit Sharing Fund - ITPGRFA - FAO The Benefit-sharing Fund (BSF) of the Plant Treaty is an essential element of the Funding Strategy and of the Multilateral System of Access and Benefit-sharing. The Fund is the operational mechanism for receiving, utilizing and sharing the monetary benefits arising from Multilateral System, as specified in Article 19.3.f of the Treaty.
The primary beneficiaries of the Benefit-sharing Fund are farmers, especially in developing countries, and countries with economies in transition, who conserve and sustainably utilize plant genetic resources for food and agriculture, as stated in Art. 13.3 of the International Treaty.
All projects funded will demonstrate the benefits that plant genetic resources brings to farmers, with a special emphasis on support to on-farm/in situ management, farmer-to-farmer exchanges, local seed value chains, and a better flow of PGRFA from ex-situ collections to farmers and back. The three main outputs of the Results Framework are: 
Output 1: Adapted PGRFA managed or improved with farmers’ participation 
Output 2: Enhanced local value chains improve the production and consumption of adapted PGRFA 
Output 3: Mechanisms strengthened to enhance the sharing of PGRFA, data and knowledge on innovations for PGRFA management
Mine action Lao PDR. Addendum. Survey and clearance of landmines and cluster munitions, mine risk education.
Frameagreement 2020_2024 Scholarships for specialized medical education within eye health care. Training of relevant professions in eye health care. School visits for awareness raising of pupils and school staff.
World Bank MDTF Land Use Management World Bank MDTF for Land Use Management with a focus on fire prevention. Providing support to GOI in program development, coordination and implementation of holistic program for fire prevention, one map and sustainable land use management.
CAAV conference Oslo Preparations and hosting of the High-Level Conference Protecting Children in Conflict in Oslo 5-6 June 2023
Support and strengthening of civil society organizations in Colombia Fund to support civil society organizations in Colombia that are working to promote peace, humar rights and environmental rights in Colombia. This is aimed at contributing to implementation of the peace agreement in Colombia, including a strong focus on gender through activities based on UN resolution 1325.
Tanzania agricultural partnership (TAP) phase || - extension Support to the development of agricultural value chains in Tanzania based on climate smart agricultural technologies through Tanzanian agricultural based organisation in the private sector.
Nafasi Art Space- Core support to strategic plan 2021-2026 Nafasi Art Space - Core support to strategic plan 2021-2026.

Planned impact:Strengthened artistic rights in Tanzania.

Planned outcomes:
1. Strengthened professionalism in the Tanzanian art sector
2. Increased appreciation and recognition of Tanzanian artistic expressions

Nafasi has a strong focus on women's participation in the culture and arts sector, and uses arts as a mean to promote women's rights and gender equality.
Empowering Young Indonesian Women and Men to Find Their Voice and Speak The project's expected effect(s) on society is to create conflict prevention initiatives through learning and linking with vulnerable communities and government agencies. The expected effects for the target groups are: 1) Comprehensive updated training modules and tools produced and enriched with context mapping on human rights and peacebuilding issues, including conflict prevention initiatives. 2) Equip 20 young human rights defenders to take the lead in promoting human rights, peacebuilding and conflict prevention initiatives, including intiating community-based advocacy for marginalised and vulnerable groups. 3) Enhance capacity of 20 young human rights defenders to facilitate marginalised and vulnerable communities in analysing their priority issues on human rights and peace and promoting community-led strategies to access basic rights and promote prevention. 4) Empower 20 young human rights defenders by working with communities, understanding other contexts, as well as by enancing their networks and building solidarity, 5) Empower at least 1,000 people from 20 communities to stories and experiences of young human rights defenders and marginalised and vulnerable groups, leading to a better understanding and awareness of human rights, peacebuilding and conflict prevention. 6) Strengthen engagement with government to acknowledge community-based initiatives by marginalised and vulnerable groups. 7) Provide greater access by members of marginalised and vulnerable groups to basic needs and the fullfilment of their human rights (outcome).
HP-Empowerment of children and young adults in Qinghai, China For children empowerment will be sought through the International Children Development Programme (ICDP) which aims to equip caregivers in the children’s homes and parents with empathetic caring and communication skills, in order to encourage better physical, psychological, social and spiritual development for the children.
NCA DRC Country Programme NCA office in Bukavu. For administration of DRC programmes and projects, project follow-up and monitoring. Programme development, dialogue and networking with other organisations and authorities in DR Congo.
NIDAA Economic Empowerment South Kordofan Training of women in Income Generating Activities in South Kordofan.
Support to UN DPPA Multi-Year Appeal 2023-2026 Support to the United Nations Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (UN DPPA) Multi-Year Appeal 2023-2026
NORCAP Experts Jordan Ministry of Education System Strengthening Secondment of up to five NORCAP experts to the Jordan Ministry of Education through UNESCO's System Strengthening Partnership (SSP). The SSP is a multi-donor fund supported by Canada, Switzerland, Italy and Norway. 

The project’s main objective is to strengthen and develop education planning and programming capacity within the MoE, with the overall aim of ensuring that Jordan has a well-functioning and well-monitored national education system, leading to equitable and inclusive access to quality education, as well as improved learning outcomes for all children and youth in Jordan, aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goal on education (SDG4).

Expert Positions: 
•	Monitoring and Evaluation Coordination Officer  
•	Senior Data Analyst and Statistician Officer 
•	Partnership and Coordination Officer 
•	Senior Gender in Education Expert 
•	Crisis and Risk Management in Education Expert (new position - to start summer 2023)
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Capacity building in optometric education in the context of eye health and global blindness prevention, with the aim of developing faculty or leaders, strengthen education systems and affect change in the realm of global eye health. The project will also consolidate their collaborative knowledge on workforce development for optometry programs. Kenya, Norway and South Africa
Peru - Cost-Effective Reductions in Emissions from Deforestation Achieve tangible improvements in forest and trade governance. EIA is also implementing the project in Peru.
Ffu FAO Improving Biosecurity and Legal Framework for Aquaculture The projects outcome is: "Enhanced capacities of competent authorities and other stakeholders in supported countries for the sustainable development of aquaculture production, through improving systems to reduced biosecurity shocks and risks, and fostering enabling legal frameworks."
CSEE Prog Dev Norad Climate Smart Economic Empowerment (CSEE) Programme Development: Norad funds to support capacity building, programme development, programme quality.
Redningsselskapet - search and rescue in Greece Support to capacity building, training and strengthening of Hellenic Rescue Team (HRT) in Greece. HRC and Redningsselskapt are working together in rescuing refugees in the Levant. Main component is training in Norway/Greece.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The exchange aims at engaging youth as young leaders to be involved in local and international development issues and to take leadership roles in the organizations as well as within wider society to advocate for positive changes in Nepal and Vietnam
Core Support Clean Cooking Alliance 2019 - 2021 Core support to Clean Cooking Alliance to enable them to carry out activties set out in their strategy for universal adoption of clean cookstoves and fuels. This will, among other things, contribute to the process of revising the CCA's strategy, drafting a sector-wide strategy for the clean cooking and fuels sector, establishing a country program in Nepal, continued efforts in the Humanitarian field, and market strengthening work etc. Women and girls are the primary target group.