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ICMPD. Capacity building for long-term reintegration of returnees in Afghanistan and Iraq. 2021-2023. The overall objective of the development cooperation is to create conditions for sustainable reintegration of Afghan and Iraqi returnees, individuals as well as families, in their communities of return. The specific objectives are to:

1. Strengthen capacities of the MoRR (Afghanistan) and MoMD (Iraq), as well as of community based organisations in both countries for provision of extended reintegration support to a cohort of returnees to Afghanistan and Iraq, supported through ERRIN interventions, by creating linkages between the ongoing ERRIN efforts and development objectives of the communities;

2. Enhancing sustainability of reintegration efforts by creation of public-private collaborations and partnerships towards better access to employment opportunities for returnees, and better linkages between reintegration support and market needs.
Rights-based Border Management in the Silk Routes Countries To implement sustainable, rights-based, border management practices in Iraq and Pakistan towards increasing border management and security and reducing irregular migration.
Capacity building for long-term reintegration of returnees in Afghanistan and Iraq. 2021-2023. The overall objective of the development cooperation is to create conditions for sustainable reintegration of Afghan and Iraqi returnees, individuals as well as families, in their communities of return. The specific objectives are to:

1. Strengthen capacities of the MoRR (Afghanistan) and MoMD (Iraq), as well as of community based organisations in both countries for provision of extended reintegration support to a cohort of returnees to Afghanistan and Iraq, supported through ERRIN interventions, by creating linkages between the ongoing ERRIN efforts and development objectives of the communities;

2. Enhancing sustainability of reintegration efforts by creation of public-private collaborations and partnerships towards better access to employment opportunities for returnees, and better linkages between reintegration support and market needs.
DMDP 2020 – Pilot Market Driven Organic Dairy Production in Indonesia (MDOD) The objective will contribute directly to: 1. SDG 8 through increased revenues at farm, dairy and supplier level, as well as creation of better jobs on farms, in cooperatives, in dairies and in support functions, such as milk collection, sales and distribution. 2. SDG 2 through increased productivity in the dairy value chain and sustainable dairy practices that are more resilient to climate fluctuations, will contribute to self-sufficiency within dairy production and promote better nutrition and local food security. 3. SDG 17 through the North-South/private-public-NGO cooperation, which represents a cross-sectorial and cross-geographical partnership to promote long term business relationships, innovation and knowledge-sharing for the benefit of the dairy sector development in Indonesia.
The New Humanitarian annual contribution 2021-2023 Supporting The New Humanitarian in its work to contribute to more effective and accountable humanitarian action that improves the lives of people affected.
New Climate Economy: Advancing climate action and increasing ambition in developing countries The NCE country programme leverages years of research around the economic benefits of climate action - including the influential 2018 NCE report on Unlocking the Inclusive Growth Story of the 21st Century: Accelerating Climate Action in Urgent Times
Bridging Support to IWGIA 2020 This grant supports the International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs with the overall objective “to endorse and promote indigenous peoples’ right to self-determination, their cultural integrity and their right to development on their own conditions”. 

This will be achieved through:
Direct support to indigenous peoples and organizations with a view to improving their social, cultural and political circumstances, including projects implemented by or with indigenous organizations and
communities.
Facilitating and supporting indigenous peoples’ involvement in International processes related to human rights and other issues relevant for them.
Investigating, documenting and disseminating information about indigenous peoples’ present circumstances.
Advocacy and lobbying work in support of indigenous peoples’ rights with the purpose of influencing decision makers in political and economic institutions on the national and international level

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://iwgia.org/en/resources.html The purpose of this particular development engagement is to provide a bridging grant to IWGIA for 2020. The bridging grant will allow the MFA to prepare for an organisational strategy with a programmatic contribution that is aligned with IWGIA’s next strategic cycle 2021 – 2024.
MINUSMA. UN MULTIDIMENSIONAL INTEGRATED STABILIZATION MISSION IN MALI. MINUSMA's main strategic priority has remained unchanged: to support the implementation of both the Agreement for Peace and Reconciliation in Mali ("the Agreement") and the full realization of the political transition.

The mission’s second strategic priority is to support the Malian government in the implementation of a comprehensive, inclusive, politically focused strategy. This approach addresses the root causes and drivers of violent conflict, protects civilians, reduces intercommunal violence, and advances the re-establishment of State presence, State authority and basic social services in central Mali.
OCHA Lebanon HF 2020 Danish contribution to OCHA Lebanon Humanitarian Fund 2020. The grant supports the most vulnerable groups including elders and victims of gender based violence. 

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 Danish contribution to OCHA Lebanon Humanitarian Fund 2020
IMR - Danish Institute for Human Rights 2021-2025 Support to the Danish Institute for Human Rights (DIHR) for

‘A world where everyone is guaranteed full respect of their human rights’
2021-2025 Establishment of long-term partnerships with duty bearers, business networks, multilateral organisations and rights holders to promote and protect human rights, rule of law, access to justice, good governance and responsible business.
Preparation of summaries and web news for two evaluations Preparation of summaries and web news for two evaluations Preparation of summaries and web news for two evaluations Preparation of summaries and web news for two evaluations
Strengthening institutions that manage asylum processes in Kenya Main objectives: Legal frameworks and administrative institutions ensure asylum and protection for refugees and asylum-seekers in Kenya in line with national, regional and international standards.
Western Balkans Integrated Border Management Facility (WBIBM) The overall objective of the intervention is to support the authorities in the Western Balkans (WB) to effectively manage their borders and respond to border security challenges mindful of migrant protection principles, through the Western Balkans Integrated Border Management Capacity Building Facility (WBIBM).
Red Cross Denmark/ICRC efforts in Yemen 2021 Meeting the objectives of the 2021 ICRC Yemen Appeal that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 149.4 million CHF.

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.icrc.org/en/annual-report Meeting the objectives of the 2021 ICRC Yemen Appeal that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 149.4 million CHF.
Identification and Formulation of Catalyzing Private Sector Solutions for the SDGs – Partnership with The Sustainable Trade Initiative (IDH) 2022-2025 Formulation: Danish support to Sustainable Trade initiative (IDH) implementing their multi year plan Catalyzing Private Sector Solutions for the Sustainable Development Goals (2021).

The objective of this assignment is to assist the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with preparation of a project (grant) to support market transformation by creating sustainable industries and value chains through new business models to improve livelihoods of small holder farmers and workers and mitigate and adapt to climate change through support to IDH.

The formulation consultant will report directly to the Project Manager in the Department for Green Diplomacy (GDI) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and assist with preparation of inputs for internal discussions, as well as writing, reviewing and revising project documentation.
OCHA - Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund, 2020 This grant contributes to the Humanitarian National fund for Ethiopia to ensure emergency relief for the many vulnerable civilians in Tigray and the surrounding regional border areas, where up to 2 million are now estimated to have urgent humanitarian needs.

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 OCHA - Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund, 2020 - 20 million DKK to the humanitarian national fund for Ethiopia, which is to ensure emergency relief for the many vulnerable civilians in Tigray and the surrounding regional border areas, where up to 2 million are now estimated to have urgent humanitarian needs.
Formulation of the digitilasation platform for the Private Agriculture Sector Support - Grant Consultancy Contract. Formulation
Explorer 2019 JS Proputec 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.

JS Proputec has with the project boosted its strategic objective of pursuing business opportunities in developing countries and with this project in Morocco. With great support from the Danish Embassy in Rabat, the following immediate results have been achieved: 1)Successful development of a go to market plan and 2) Screening of relevant local firms to address and how to access, developed in consultation with TC in Rabat and has 5) successfully approached a number of local firms. JS Proputec A/S plans to engage itself strategically in Morocco as the country presently is the 17th largest fishing industry. With a country strategy of becoming among the 10 largest, JS views the market as increasing in importance and with relatively easy access from Denmark, a good starting point on the African Continent
SME and Entrepreneurship Development 2019-2021 The project aims to boost the current support to entrepreneurship development, jobs creation, business skills advancement and accessing markets in the conflict-affected environment, helping to improve resilience of local population affected by the conflict and prevent further deterioration of the economic situation in Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions along the Azov see coastal line of Ukraine.

The project address major obstacles to business start-up and scale-up holistically, by providing local conflict-affected population including women, youth and IDPs with access to information, access to skills and networks, access to finance and access to expanded national/international markets.

Beneficiaries are people formerly employed in heavy industry, mining, ports and fisheries, rural population (in particular along the coastline), existing small enterprises in the coastal regions, who will become more organized and productive and better understand their development needs, think up new business strategies and capacities. Focus is on provision of support to unemployed people, particularly formerly employed in ports and fishing industry, existing agriculture and non-agriculture MSMEs, as well as start-ups, cooperatives and farmers associations.
IOM. Morocco. 2019-2022. Assistance and protection of unaccompanied and separated migrant children in Morocco. The aim of the project is to continue contributing to the improvement of assistance and protection to unaccompanied and separated children in Morocco. The intervention foresees on continued work on improving direct assistance services in the field and in parallel support key Ministries and institutional actors to proactively engage on migrant children’s protection, ensuring sustainable solutions and the country ownership.

IOM proposes to address these challenges through a four-folded action aiming to:
1) engage key institutional actors in Morocco on the protection of national and foreign unaccompanied and separated children, improving their response to children’s needs in different Moroccan regions. 
2) Support CSOs already active on child protection and/or vulnerable migrants’ assistance in Morocco to efficiently assist and protect unaccompanied and separated children in different Moroccan regions.
3) Raise awareness of stakeholders in Morocco as well as migrant children on child trafficking and the risks connected to irregular migration of unaccompanied and separated children in Morocco.
4) Foster international dialogue and cooperation on migrant children’s protection – with a focus on unaccompanied and separated children
Fragility Risk and Resilience Analysis Tool The objective of the assignment is to develop a concise and embassy-level oriented tool to support the analysis of risks and resilience related to fragility caused by conflict and climate change.
UNDP - Afghanistan HF, 2020-2021 The Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund (AHF) makes an essential contribution to supporting absolutely critical humanitarian needs in Afghanistan. The fund continuously responds to current humanitarian challenges, not least through international and local NGOs, which in many cases have better access to e.g. Taliban-controlled areas than is the case for the UN. In 2020, the fund has so far distributed 67 million USD in support and has received 57 million USD in donations from donors. In 2019, the total level of support was 63.9 million USD. The funds ensured, among other things, that 266,000 people received emergency items and other support for emergency rehousing, 561,000 were covered by support for improved drinking water supply and sanitation, 29,635 children were vaccinated, 388,100 were given food security, eg through support for agricultural production and animal husbandry, and 227,900 were covered by various protection measures, not least related to gender-based violence.

https://www.unocha.org/afghanistan/about-ahf
https://chfafghanistan.unocha.org/ Danish contribrtion to UNDP - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund, 2020-2021 -
Denmark's support to the African Water Facility Denmark's support to the African Water Facility  (AWF) involves a 4-year programme from  2021-2025 to support AWF in improving climate resilient water and sanitation service. The programme is part of the AWF work plan for 2021 and its objective is to improve access to domestic water supply and sanitation services, support COVID-19 prevention and recovery efforts, and enhance climate resilience through the WASH sector. The programme will take place in both rural and urban communities in up to five countries in the Sahel and Horn of Africa including Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger and Somalia.
The Danish contribution to AWF is monitored on the basis of AWF's own annual performance reporting. The latest report can be found at the following link: https://www.afdb.org/en/documents/african-water-facility-annual-report-2020 Improving access to climate resilient safe water supply and sanitation services in the Sahel and Horn of Africa
Lancering af Dansk Arabisk Partnerskabsprogram (2022-2027) Lancering af Dansk Arabisk Partnerskabsprogram (2022-2027)
Oversættelse af årsrapporten for Danmarks Samtænkte Freds- og Stabiliseringsindsatser 2018 Oversættelse af årsrapporten for Danmarks Samtænkte Freds- og Stabiliseringsindsatser 2018 Oversættelse af årsrapporten for Danmarks Samtænkte Freds- og Stabiliseringsindsatser 2018 Oversættelse af årsrapporten for Danmarks Samtænkte Freds- og Stabiliseringsindsatser 2018
IOM. With Youth - Protection, assisted voluntary return and reintegration and health assistance to children and young migrants in Algeria. 2020-2022. IOM Algeria will implement a project to contribute to improve protection and well-being of children and young migrants by enhancing their access to healthcare and protection support in Algeria. To achieve this objective, IOM Algeria will implement a series of initiatives in full complementarity with the established programmatic response in the country, particularly with regards to health promotion and Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR). The project will target particularly children and young migrants, and particularly migrants in situations of vulnerability or having medical needs.
Earmarked Contribution to the Sexual Rights Initiative (SRI) 2020-2022 Danish contribution is for a project focused on building capacity of SRGR advocates in developing countries, delivering seminars to enhance capacity and knowledge on SRHR challenges, and ensuring national implementation of human rights recommendations, as outlined in SRI’s Funding Proposal to the Permanent Mission of Denmark in Geneva.
Adaptive reserve for the kenya bilateral programme Adaptive reserve for the kenya bilateral programme