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Support to UNICEF Pakistan Country Programme 2013-2017 The programme is part of the Common Country Programme Action Plan ¿ 2013-2017 ¿ priority area 1: Vulnerable and marginalized populations have equitable access and use of quality services.
Denmark's Contribution to the 17th Replenishment of the International Development Association Core contribution to IDA 17.
SAIIA - Report related to the 2015 FOCAC meeting SAIIA - Report related to the 2015 FOCAC meeting SAIIA - Report related to the 2015 FOCAC meeting SAIIA - Report related to the 2015 FOCAC meeting
KVINFO DAPP 2015 KVINFO's programme "Women's Societal Empowerment" a Path to Gender Equality contributes to building democratic, stable and resilient societies in the Middle East and North Africa region through increasing societal gender equality. The programme builds on the assumption that the mitigation of barriers to women¿s societal participation will empower women to increasingly use their political and socio-economic rights. 
Applying a Human Rights Based approach, the programme works to promote and further gender sensitive legal reform and gender equal access to justice, to sustain and disseminate gender research and documentation, and to strengthen women¿s political and socio-economic rights, empowerment and participation. Cross-cutting issues of Danish-Arab dialogue and cooperation, youth, and men and boys are mainstreamed into all programme interventions. 
To further legal reform and sustain gender research, programme interventions aim at: preventing under-age marriage, promoting gender equality in constitutions; lifting restrictions on the CEDAW; sustain academic cooperation; support the production and utilization of gender disaggregated statistics and databases to promote female expertise. 
To strengthen women's political participation, programme interventions aim at: capacity development of and networking between female candidates and politicians, capacity development of civil society organizations; awareness raising in the fields of political and civil rights; advocacy initiatives to influence political processes and policies. To strengthen women¿s economic participation, programme interventions aim at: capacity developing female entrepreneurs, enabling more women to be breadwinners; promoting gender diversity management to increase private sector female labor force participation and women in decision-making posts. Interventions target both high and low educated citizens. Programme interventions take place in Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, Tunisia, Yemen and regionally.
OCHA Humanitarian Pooled Fund for Syria 2014-2018 OCHA has over the last six years initiated a common fund for cross-border initiatives. This fund is now fully established and controlled from the organization's office in Gaziantep. It is planned that the Fund during the first year will distribute 50 million USD to local organizations in remote areas in Syria. The fund has received pledges of support from Qatar, Spain, Germany, France and Britain, but has not yet received specific transfers. There is immediate need for funding to the Fund, because OCHA plans to allocate 9 million USD to interventions in remote areas of northern Syria, focusing primarily on health assistance, winter preparation and food production
DAPP Quality Assurance Consultant DAPP Quality Assurance Consultant DAPP Quality Assurance Consultant DAPP Quality Assurance Consultant
Fact Finding mission to FYROM for Local Government Denmark (LGDK) Fact Finding mission to FYROM for Local Government Denmark (LGDK)
Joint civil society SRHR advocacy fund Danish contribution to Amplify Change, joint civil society SRHR advocacy fund
Thematic Programme Health - Kenya CP 2016-2020 Provision of equitable access to quality health care
Erhvervs- og Vækstministeriet. SSC Ghana Erhvervs- og Vækstministeriet. SSC Ghana Erhvervs- og Vækstministeriet. SSC Ghana Erhvervs- og Vækstministeriet. SSC Ghana
International Energy Agency - IEA: Frivilligt bidrag på DKK 2.976.000 (EUR 400000)  til sikring af værdien af sol- og vindenergi Climate change remains a major challenge for the global community. The bulk of current and future economic growth and thereby also global emissions are projected to come from developing and emerging economies
Spotlight on Engaging the Private Sector in Development Co-operation Spotlight Event: Innovative Instruments for engaging the Private Sector in Development Co-operation
OCHA ERF for Lebanon in relation to the conflict in Syria OCHA Lebanon HF 2017-2018
Sekondment of FSH to the OSCE-mission in Tajikistan as Head of Politico-Military Department Sekondment of Flemming Splidsboel Hansen to the OSCE-mission in Tajikistan asHead of Politico-Military Department
Danish Refugee Council support to Syria and Turkey, 2014 Danish Refugee Council support to Syria and Turkey, 2014
Extraordinary Danish contribution to OCHA's Emergency Response Fund for Palestine, 2014 Formålet med den danske støtte er, at bidrage til nødhjælpsindsatsen i Gaza som følge af udbruddet af kampe mellem Hamas og Israel og den deraf forværrede humanitære situation. 

FN's katastrofefond for Palæstina er en fleksibel mekanisme, hvis formål er at finansiere akutte behov indenfor vand, sanitet, fødevaresikkerhed, sundhed mv.
GCF - Green Climate Fund The Copenhagen Accord from the 15th Conference of the Parties (COP) of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Copenhagen 2009 - mentions a Climate Fund. The Green Climate Fund (GCF) was formally established the following year during the 2010 United Nations Climate Change Conference (UNCCC) in Cancun. 

A GCF Board was established comprising 12 members from developing countries and 12 members from developed countries. In the GCF Board's first term, which expires in 2015, Denmark shares a Board seat with the Netherlands. 

The purpose of the GCF is to make a significant and ambitious contribution to the global efforts towards attaining the goals set by the international community to combat climate change. The GCF will support programmes and projects in developing and middle income countries in order to counter climate change. 

The GCF Board has decided to aim for the following portfolio targets: 
- a 50/50 funding balance between adaptation and mitigation over time 
- a floor of fifty percent of adaptation allocation for vulnerable countries in order to ensure sufficient allocation of adaptation funding for vulnerable countries (including the least developed countries (LDCs), small island developing States (SIDS) and African States)
- reasonable and fair allocation across a broad range of countries in order to ensure geographic balance of funding

The GCF Secretariat is in Songdo, South Korea. The World Bank is serving as the Interim Trustee of the GCF
Economic Development and Job Creation in the Tunisian Dairy Sector Phase II (2015-2018) The overall aim of the project is to contribute to economic development and job creation in the dairy sector in Tunisia. This aim is to be achieved by: 
1) Improving the dairy sector's national political and regulatory frameworks
2) Improving the quality and amount of milk produced in Béja 
3) Developing semi-industrial dairies and SMEs to provide support services to the dairy sector (supplying inputs, providing neccesary services, ect.) in Béja.
Regional environment programme in Central America (PRO-AMBIENTE) Regional environment programme in Central America (PRO-AMBIENTE) Regional environment programme in Central America (PRO-AMBIENTE) Regional environment programme in Central America (PRO-AMBIENTE)
Pilot Dialogue Process between DIHR and Human rights Actors in Iran The object of the project is to organize a dialogue process about human rights bewtween relevant state actors in Iran and The Danish Institute for Human Rights. By invitation af the Iranian Embassy in Copenhagen, DIHR and the Iranian High Council for Human rights have met in 2011-2013 in order to consider the possibilities of restarting the the human rights dialogue between DIHR and relevant Iranian actors. 
As a result of these meetings, DIHR and the High Council for Human Rights have prepared a road map for a dialogue process over the next 20 months. As a part of this process two meetings will be held in respectively Copenhagen and Teheran.
GEF 6 Core Funding 2014-2017 The Danish contribution to the Global Environmental Facility (GEF) 6th replenishment amounts to 435 million DKK out of a total replenishment of 4.2 billion USD. Denmark is the 13th largest donor to GEF. GEF is the financial mechanism for a number of key international environmental conventions and agreements (climate change, international Waters, land degradation, ozone layer depletion, persistent organic pollutants, sustainable forest management and the convention on Mercury). GEF privdes grants and concessional Funding to cover the incremental or additional costs Associated with transforming a projekt with national benefits into one with global environmental benefits thereby promoting environmental sustainable development. As of today GEF is a global partnership among 183 countries, international institutions, NGOøs and the private sector. The GEF leadership is keen to place GEF prominently in the new environmental and Financial landscape including the process on developing sustainable development goals. For the same reason the GEF Council has adopted the new GEF 2020 strategy with a focus on the drivers behind environmental degradations and on synergies between activities under various conventions and agreements. The activities under GEF is currently implemented by 15 international institutions comprising multilateral banks, major UN organisations plus international non-governmental organizations.
Syrien-overgangsprogrammet 2014-2015 The purpose of the Danish transition programme for Syria is: 1) to promote a political solution to the conflict; 2) support stabilisation and development measures in opposition-controlled areas and; 3) to strengthen civil society as well as promote respect for human rights. A central part of the programme is to support moderate actors within the Syrian opposition, including the Syrian Opposition Coalition, as well as civil society organisations.

In 2014, a total of 100 million kr. had originally been allocated to the programme. An additional 9 million kroner was subsequently made available to support the Baytna civil society centre. In addition, extra funds made it possible to support the organisation, Justice Rapid Response with 6,4 million kroner to strengthen documentation and investigation of international crimes and serious human rights violations committed in Syria and Iraq.

Project partners and a deployed stabilisation programme advisor working in Turkey continue to help monitor project activties, including the contextual, programmatic and institutional risks associated with the programme.
Improving Health and Safety for Workers in Bangladesh through Strengthening of Labour Authorities Improving the Health and Safety of Workers in Bangladesh through the strengthening of labour authorities - 2016-2018
Red Cross in Denmark activities in Iraq, 2015 The overall objective of the program is to ensure that populations affected by the Iraqi crisis receive efficient and adequate humanitarian assistance. Specifically, the action will enhance the access to health care services for the populations directly affected by the Iraqi Crisis reaching 70,000 beneficiaries of the most vulnerable populations in three governorates in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq and in Baghdad governorate. 

The programme will ensure that internally displaced and vulnerable host communities in Iraq have improved access to primary health care services provided by four IRCS Mobile Medical Units - MMU (Result I). Furthermore, the health of the displaced Iraqi populations and vulnerable host communities will be improved through health and hygiene promotion and participate in health awareness activities (Result 2). Special emphasis will be put on enhancing the medical and health promotion services to marginalised groups and to minorities, including vulnerable Yazidi and Christian IDPs. Medical and health services activities will be provided for both Syrian refugees and IDPs, living in camps, informal settlements or in host communities. The activities comprise the provision of primary health care services, disease prevention and hygiene promotion activities and referral to specialised services. 

Through this programme, IDPs and refugees will reduce their suffering and become empowered to better cope with their difficult living conditions. Host communities will also benefit from the MMU activities as the IDPs in many cases live amongst families in the host communities.
Delgated Partnership with EU on Support to the the Tax Reform Programme in Tanzania The Thematic Programme will address income poverty, income distribution through taxes, non-income poverty, governance and rights. High-level policy dialogue and integrated key sector and thematic performance indicators are included.
Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism leading to Terrorism in the Middle East and North Africa 2016-2018 FSF CVE MENA 2015-17: Countering Illicit Financial Flows: Short term FIU Adviser
Convention Against Torture Initiative (CTI) Denmark's core contribution to the CTI 2018
UNDP/Sudan CHF, 2014 The humanitarian situation in Sudan is still extremely critical. Around 6.1 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance. More than half of these people are located in Darfur. Approximately 600.000 refugees from Sudan are located in the neighbouring countries Chad, Ethiopia and South Sudan. The UN¿s total appeal for Sudan is USD 995 million, and only one percent is yet covered. In 2013 the appeal has same size and only 57 percent was covered. 
In 2013 Denmark contributed with DKK 20 million to emergent efforts on South Sudan, and over the past two years Denmark has contributed to the UN's humanitarian country fund for Sudan with DKK 20 million yearly.
Joint civil society SRHR advocacy fund The aim of the fund is to enable increased and harmonised funding for civil society SRHR advocacy in the South, particularly towards the sensitive issues and the most marginalised and vulnerable groups
Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2015, Mission East Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2015, Mission East
UNHCR efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2015-2018 UNHCR efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2016
The Danish Parliamentary Ombudsman funds for development work 2016-2018 Formaalet er gennem stadig finansiering at saette FOM i stand til sammen med danske og udenlandske partnere at stotte udvkl.  af demokratiske institutioner og uddannelse af embedsmaend i andre lande.
OCHA Yemen HF from 2014-2018 The nutrition situation has for decades been critical in Yemen. According to the UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) almost half the country's children are chronically malnourished, which is one of the highest proportions globally. The number of acutely malnourished children has decreased from 1 million to 840,000 over the last year, primarily due to humanitarian efforts as well as improved access to data.

In the overall response is the UN's Central Emergency Response Fund (ERF) a key instrument because it is used for rapid and flexible funding on areas which is prioritized by the UN humanitarian country team under the leadership of the Humanitarian Coordinator.
DRC activities through flexible funds, 2014-2015, ICRC activities related to humanitarian crisis, 2014-2015 Danish Red Cross activities through flexible relief work pools and ICRC activities in humanitarian crisis 2014-2015
Addressing Climate Change in the Developing World - CNAS Addressing Climate Change in the Developing World - CNAS
Danske Handicaporganisationer - Frame Agreement 2015-2017 Danske Handicaporganisationer - Frame Agreement 2015-2017 Danske Handicaporganisationer - Frame Agreement 2015-2017 Danske Handicaporganisationer - Frame Agreement 2015-2017
Climate Envelope 2015. World Meteorological Organization. Engaging weather presenters as climate communicators phase II 2015-2016 Climate Envelope 2015. World Meteorological Organization. Engaging weather presenters as climate communicators phase II 2015-2016 Climate Envelope 2015. World Meteorological Organization. Engaging weather presenters as climate communicators phase II 2015-2016 Climate Envelope 2015. World Meteorological Organization. Engaging weather presenters as climate communicators phase II 2015-2016
DanChurchAid's activities in South Sudan, Ethiopia, Uganda and Kenya, 2014 : The project supported 70,508 conflict affected people in South Sudan, Ethiopia, Uganda and Kenya. 22,410 conflict affected people in South Sudan and in Uganda are provided with cash grants for food purchases and/or vegetable seeds in order to improve food security for vulnerable families. 85.000 newly arrived South Sudanese refugees who have fled to Ethiopia and Uganda were supported with basic relief items (soap, jerry cans cooking pots, plastic sheets etc.). Finally, a water tank was constructed in a new section of refugee camp, Kakuma in Kenya. The tank improved access to water for 5,500 South Sudanese refugees in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya, ensuring 20 liters of water per person as recommended by UNHCR.
Evaluation of the Danish Engagement in Palestine Gender issues covered by the evaluation. The evaluation will also look into Danish support for PD/GG in Palestine
Danish Refugee Council's activities in Dafur, Sudan, 2014 The purpose is to provide emergency agriculture support to areas in Jebel Marra in order to reduce mortality and improve the food security status of the most vulnerable households in these hard-to-access areas. The contribution from Danida is being used to meet the immediate food needs of more vulnerable persons in Jebel Marra area and enable them to restore their livelihoods. This intervention targets 10,000 households in Jebel Marra Area ¿ approximately 50,000 direct beneficiariesl ¿ who will have improved access to food. DRC has identified and targetted the most vulnerable communities and also the most vulnerable members within each community - identified by the community themselves, and then verified by DRC staff. This intervention prioritises support to vulnerable female headed households, followed by the more vulnerable male headed households. The main activities are: 1. Provision of agricultural production support for 10,000 extremely vulnerable households (50,000 beneficiaries) to enable them to contribute to their food requirement by their own means and restore and safeguard livelihoods. 2. Distribution of winter seeds and training to 10,000 extremely vulnerable farming households (50,000 beneficiaries). The winter seed distribution will further reinforce the communities¿ food security capacity and contribute to minimizing the IPC forecasted decline into phase 4 food security status. Winter season crops include tomatoes, garlic, and onion, and beneficiaries will receive seeds adequate to plant 0.42 hectares of land. The project will preferentially use a seed vouchers system since some seeds are available in the neighbouring local markets. DRC had an experienced team of national and expatriate staff to bolster the existing team capacity in the Nertiti office for the first, and most urgent, weeks of implementation
Support to the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) Support to United Nations Economic Commission for Africa¿s work on implementing the recommendations of the High Level Panel Report on Illicit Financial Flows from Africa
3GF 2014-bevilling 3GF is a global platform facilitating public-private partnerships for scaling up inclusive global green growth
Preparation project - South Africa, Water, Science and Innovation Preparation project - South Africa, Water, Science and Innovation Preparation project - South Africa, Water, Science and Innovation Preparation project - South Africa, Water, Science and Innovation
Danmission DAPP 2015 Danmission DAPP 2015 -  to promote reform and democratisation process and to improve dialogue, understanding and cooperation between Denmark and the MENA-region.
Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMA) Facility The NAMA Facility was set up by Germany and the UK in 2013. 
Through the NAMA Facility, Denmark seeks to attribute to demonstration short-term of successful leverage of finance for implementation of ambitious and transformational NAMAs. The facility provides funding for technical support and institutional and regulatory capacity development combined with or closely linked to development financial instruments to leverage public and private finance.
The NAMA Facility is at present the predominant international financing mechanism for supporting implementation of NAMAs in particular as the Green Climate Fund is not yet operational. The UK and DE have up until now allocated Euro 119 million and both countries pledged additional funding for 2015/2016 in December 2014 at COP20 in Lima. The Facility is open for other multi- and bilateral donors. Through Climate Envelope 2014 Denmark joined the NAMA Facility as an additional donor providing financing amounting to DKK 73.8 million for a third call announced by the Facility at COP20. The EU Commission also contributed Euro 15 million to the Facility. The objective of the NAMA Facility is to facilitate transformation towards a low carbon society in countries with NAMA Support Projects. This is achieved by supporting the realisation of ambitious NAMAs in climate-relevant sectors in developing countries and emerging economies. This contributes to direct reductions of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions and shows how nationally adapted, but also ambitious, NAMAs can be financed and implemented, thus encouraging and enabling more countries to develop NAMAs and mobilise additional public and private financing.
WFP for UNHAS - Operation in Sahel, 2015-2017 WFP for UNHAS operation in Sahel, 2016-2017
Protection of Journalists Promoting the UN Plan of Action for safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity
Support to Chernobyl Shelter Fund. New Safe Confinement Project Support to Chernobyl Shelter Fund. New Safe Confinement Project.
Somalia Country Programme Thematic Programme 4: Programme Management In February 2016, 4 million DKK of the unallocated funds from the SCP was decided to be allocated to UN Women in support of gender and women in Somalia. The funding supported the High Level Partnership Forum (HLPF) side event on Women, Peace and Security, which took place in Istanbul on 23 February 2016. The side-event served as formal kick-off for the establishment of a framework programme on Women, Peace, and Security with UN Women as lead and with UNSOM providing political advice and advocacy
Danish Refugee Council activities through flexible funds, 2014-2015 Danish Refugee Council activities through flexible funds, 2014-2015 Danish Refugee Council activities through flexible funds, 2014-2015 Danish Refugee Council activities through flexible funds, 2014-2015
Support to yearly Erfa meeting Support to yearly Erfa meeting Support to yearly Erfa meeting Support to yearly Erfa meeting
UNHCR efforts in the Horn of Africa, 2015-2016 Somalia and the Horn of Africa are well on the way to become another one of the worlds forgotten humanitarian crises. More than 2 million Somalis have been displaced protracted crisis that has lasted 25 years and affected three generations of Somalis. In Somalia the combination of armed conflict and violence, food insecurity, drought, and the destruction of housing due to floods have led to an almost chronic humanitarian catastrophe. On the Horn these factors have caused mixed migration flows, encompassing both refugees and migrants.

UNHCR's humanitarian response in the Horn of Africa aims at aiding the Somali refugees and internally displaced people along with their host communities. The aid will cover both the most immediate needs for food, water, shelter, health and protection along with longer-term solutions aiming at making people self-supporting. UNHCR's plan is to support a sustainable repatriation and reintegration in Somalia, where this is made possible by safe and dignified conditions.