devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
DMDP - Increasing Employment by Creating Value from Plastic Waste in Bangladesh. Increasing employment by creating value from plastic waste in Bangladesh

This project aims to transform the lives of informal waste workers by creating a new market for a stream of plastic waste that currently has no commercial value (SDG 11.6 and 12.5). Working conditions and respect for waste workers will be significantly improved, and new jobs created (SDG 8.3 and SDG 1). With RiverRecycle we will support waste-picker groups in Faridpur to collect single-use polythene from houses, businesses, dumps and rivers, separate and process it into saleable light synthetic fuel oil. There will be oversight and regulation through embedding the system within municipal structures, linking with existing waste processes and with other waste actors. The teaming of commercial and development outcomes will bring new insights and achieve business and social outcomes alike which can be a model for rolling the system out across the country and beyond.
Contribution for SEforALL 2019-20 SEforALL is an agenda-setting actor in relation to SDG 7 and a central actor on the international energy agenda. Through the support, Denmark continues to politically support the implementation of SDG 7 and at the same time furthers the link between SDG 7 and other SDGs, including SDG 5 and SDG 13.

Results can be found in the annual reports here: https://www.seforall.org/who-we-are/official-documents?publication_subtypes%5b19%5d=19&sort_bef_combine=unified_date_DESC Implementation of SDG7
Process consultant. Taskforce for developing the ‘Strategic Framework. Denmark’s partnership with the Eastern Neighbourhood Countries.’ Med henblik på at forberede næste fase af Naboskabsprogrammet (2022-2026) er det besluttet, at der skal udarbejdes en samlet ’Strategisk Ramme for Danmarks Partnerskab med de Østlige Naboskabslande’. Det vil ske i henhold til de nye guidelines for strategiske landerammer. Den danske indsats rettet mod naboskabslandene omfatter – ud over Naboskabsprogrammet - en hel række instrumenter og tiltag, bl.a. DSIF, FSF, Civilsamfunds-indsatser, humanitær bistand, FSB-udsendelser, samarbejde på forsvarsområde m.v. Den strategiske rammer har til formål at skabe en samlet og holistisk ramme – med klar definition af målsætninger og prioriteter for samtlige danske indsatser i forhold til naboskabslandene.

For at lede processen nedsættes en taskforce med deltagelse af de danske ambassader med ansvar for de seks naboskabslande og alle de enheder i Udenrigsministeriet, der har aktiviteter i forhold til naboskabslandene. Taskforcen skal sikre, at alle danske politikområder og interesser indgår i en analyse og prioritering.

Taksforcen vil blive ledet af EUN. Andre relevante enheder og ambassader vil hver udpege ét medlem, der har en portefølje relevant for naboskabslandene og taskforcens arbejde. Taskforcens arbejde er beskrevet i et sæt Terms of References sammen med en Process Action Plan.
For at bistå taskforcen og EUN med udarbejdelse af den nye strategiske ramme laves kontrakt med en proceskonsulent.
Bilateral programme Kenya - Adaptive reserve M&E, adaptive learning, reviews, studies
Unallocated (Adaptive reserve)
M&E contract
Adaptive learning events, technical reviews and studies
TA support for UNEPs preparation of the SDG7 HLD 2021 Technical support and support for including ODA eligible countries in preparatory ministerial, an Energy Action Day and the SDG7 HLD as well as follow-up towards COP26
2030Beyond : Verdensmålenes Plads & student engagement project at Folkemødet på Bornholm, since 2021 Projektet støtter 2030Beyond i deres arbejde under folkemødet 2022. Arbejdet består herunder af følgende aktiviteter. 

FØR:
• Foreningen Folkemødet: kommunikationsindsats om VMP sammen med Folkemødet målrettet deltagerne i Folkemødets eget ungeprogram.
• VMP partnere: Deler pressemeddelelser og indhold produceret til deres SoMe kanaler - herunder teaser-videoer fra 2021 filmene for at mobilisere i egne netværk. Herunder samarbejde med Verdens Bedste Nyheder som formidler af dette som én af flere stærke partnere i 2030 Panelet.
• Skoler: forpligter sig på at formilde deres deltagelse evt. i form af en Instagram elev take-over om, hvad de får ud af det både fagligt og personligt. Der indgås også aftale med Danske Erhvervsskoler og Gymnaiser om at distribuere nyheder og historier til deres medlemmer.
• Eleverne: involveres fra start i at formidle deres oplevelser på egne eller skolers SoMe kanaler.
• Partnere i Kenya: Som optakt til deltagelse på folkemødet i Kenya, dele nyheden om elevernes deltagelse via den danske ambassades, Udenrigsministeriets og de 25 kenyanske partneres SoMe-kanaler samt via samarbejde med et ungemedie.
• Presse: Udvalgte medier inviteres med til aktiviteter

UNDER:
• Foreningen Folkemødet: Tiltag og samarbejde med bl.a. Folkemødet om mediedækning, som det var tilfældet i 2021, hvor TV2 NEWS live-streamede fra elevdysten i en times program.
• VMP partnere: Dækning af elevernes aktiviteter med fotos og film, der deles samme dag via SoMe-kanaler.
• Stories/Takeovers: udvalgte deltagere blogger fra egne/skolers/organisationers Instagram
• Presse: presse inviteres: ungemedier og fagpresse

EFTER:
• Som et vigtig formidlingselement for projektet produceres en film om elevernes engagement med titlen ”Den indre rejse – bæredygtig mad, verdensmål og demokratifestival” - fra forberedelse af Kenya-rejsen og frem til Folkemødet på Bornholm. Filmen skal bruges til at synliggøre elevernes arbejde med verdensmålene i samt inspirere andre unge til at rejse u The objective of Danida’s support to Verdensmålenes Plads at Folkemødet is to increase public knowledge and engagement in the Danish development cooperation and the SDGs with a special emphasis on engaging students - prior, during and after Folkemødet. An additional objective in the project is to strengthen Kenyan civil society’s engagement in democratic participation and sustainability.
Public engagement in Danish development cooperation is founded in the Law on International Development Cooperation and highlighted in the Development Policy Strategy “The World we Share” from 2021.
Desk appraisal of Market based medium-scale agri-food focused biogas programme Engagement under the Kenyan Bilateral Programme 2021-2025 The objective of the current assignment will be two-fold:
- A short assessment of the draft appraisal carried out by the Dutch MFA to include issues of relevance for the Danish considerations for supporting the initiative (to be provided by 6th November 2020)
- A desk appraisal of the Danish contribution to the final programme (expected to be provided by end December 2020 based on the final programme documentation, including the Dutch appraisal)
Danish Refugee Council activities in Horn of Africa - Uganda - 2022-2024 The grant is awarded to the The Danish Refugee Council (DRC) project: Building Self-Reliance and Resilience in West Nile. The project has assembled a Consortium to achieve the objective of building the self-reliance and resilience of 800 extremely poor refugees residing in Imvepi and Rhino Camp settlements as well as host community households in Madi-Okollo and Terego districts  of the West Nile region of northern Uganda. To enable extremely poor persons of concern and host community households in Uganda to build self-reliance and resilience.
Ungdomsbureauet - "Verdensmål i hænderne"  2023-2026 The objective of “Verdensmål i Hænderne” is to utilize Ungdomsbureuet’s expertise and capacity to engage students at vocational schools in issues related to the Danish development cooperation and the global goals.
NIRAS’ contract. SMM seconded, Ukraine Starting from February 2021, NIRAS will be in charge of administrating seconded to the OSCE’s SMM mission in Ukraine. The purpose of this is to professionalize the administration of seconded and to ensure that the procedure is similar to seconded  FSB, following MFA’s policies on postings to countries with security and health difficulties.

EUN has set a target figure for 10 seconded to OSCE’s SMM mission, of which three are managerial level positions. The selection of a Dane seconded as a team leader (in the field) or centrally placed at the head quarter in Kiev is a priority.
Micro-Enterprises Support Programme Trust (MESPT) Greening and Financing of agricultural value chains
Support through United Nations Oficce for Project Services for United Nationas Assistance Mission for Iraq under Syria-Iraq 2019-2021 The primary objective of this project is to enhance the credibility and transparency of Iraq’s electoral process in full accordance with relevant national legal and policy frameworks. To help increase confidence in the electoral processes, and in response to Security Council Resolution 2576 (2021), UNAMI will further step up its electoral assistance and support by deploying an additional 130 UN experts with as broad a geographic coverage as possible, to - inter alia - monitor relevant developments on election day.
Danish contribution to the Montreal Protocol (Ozone Fund) Assessed contribution to the Multilateral Fund for the Montreal Protocol. Information including annual reports are available at: http://www.multilateralfund.org/default.aspx Danish contribution to the Montreal Protocol (Ozone Fund)
Rådgivning: BDO - To allocate resources with regards to costs arising from necessary
informing of international advisers on applicable tax
rules, which these advisers are bound by pursuant to their work.
- The allocation of resources thus constitutes support costs derived
from the administration of international advisers.
Support for Programme Formulation KAIPTC, Ghana To assist the Danish Embassy in Accra with formulation of support to KAIPTC for the period 2020-2022.
Danish Institute Against Torture (DIGNITY) Development of organizational strategy - To prepare an organisation-strategy for DIGNITY (2019-2021) that identifies 2-3 priority areas as well as a priority related to organisational effectiveness. The organisation-strategy will be prepared according to the Guidelines for Management of Danish Multilateral Development Cooperation
- Prepare a set of management arrangements that includes provisions for reporting, accounting and budgetting for the grant
- Assist the MFA in conducting the consultation process with relevant departments of the Ministry as well as with DIGNITY.
Danish support International Crisis Group 2020-24 Core Funding for International Crisis Group (“Crisis Group”) 2020-2024
Preparation of new Support to Syria and Syria’s Neighbourhood Ny indsats i Syrien og nabolande 2019
Revised process to finalize the work of the Minister for Development Cooperation´s task force The purpose of the assignment is to support the taks force on jobs creation and skills
development. This includes finalizing the White Book in the restricted format; backstopping
with evidence and technical input on job creation and skills development; supporting
preparations and discussions in the task force in relation to the additional working level
meetings (meetings 4-7), as well as facilitating these.
Strategic Partnership with WFP - Stand by Partnership 2020-2022 Stand by Partnerships
Evaluation of Development Research 2008-2018 Evaluation report available at: https://um.dk/en/danida-en/results/eval/eval_reports/publicationdisplaypage/?publicationID=DCD621F2-D667-408D-9A08-A4504A2233CD The main focus of the evaluation will be the results of the research projects funded by Danida since 2008. This includes both "north driven" and "south driven" projects. A full overview of the research projects will be prepared, including budgets, duration, availability of completion reports etc. Similarly, documentation pertaining to the results of the three phases of the Building Stronger Universities programme will be compiled. These will constitute the main source of information for the evaluation.
Secondly, the evaluation will consider funding for international research, which was important in the period from 2008 to 2013. Several organisations received significant contributions in this period, notably CGIAR, CODESRIA and the AERC as well as the UNU-WIDER through a "research and communication project" (ReCom) funded jointly with Sida.
Danish Red Cross (DRC) and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding Syria 2020 Meeting the objectives of the 2021 ICRC Syria Appeal with financial requirements amounting to 193.6 million CHF.
Revue à mi-parcours du Programme Pays Mali 2017-2022 Mid-term review of the country programme in Mali.
KFW- Urban Water Supply and Sanitation in Kayes Town and Neighbouring Communes The objective is to strenghten urban water supply and sanitation  in Kayes Town and neighbouring communes. The project is a delegated cooperation with KfW
Humanitarian Quality Assurance Initiative (HQAI) core support 2020 Danish contribution to Humanitarian Quality Assurance Initiative in relation to the humanitarian standards and certifications, 2020.
Promoting Peace and Security in West Africa: Danish support to KAIPTC 2021-2022 To strengthen national and regional structures and mechanisms for sustaining peace and security in West Africa. More specifically, to improve performance and better achievement by ECOWAS, AU, other RECs, CSOs and Member States in their respective peace and security mandates
World Food Programme (WFP) flash appeal funding Sahel 2019 WFP efforts in Sahel - Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso 2019
Strengthening Intellectual Property Rights in Pakistan Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) enforced through patents, trademarks and industrial designs enhance investment and stimulate growth, creativity and innovation. Therefore, the protection of intellectual property is critical to developing a competitive national economy that is able to compete on globalised markets. This project will facilitate the provision of technical training, capacity building and general cooperation between the Danish Patent and Trademark Office (DKPTO) and the Intellectual Property Organization of Pakistan (IPO). Through a series of webinars, a study tour, a technical mission and targeted workshops, the project will build capacity within IPO and strengthen procedures for examination and evaluation of patents and trademarks.
WFP efforts in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, 2019 WFP efforts in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh 2019
Evaluation of the Danish Support for Climate Change Adaptation in Developing Countries The overall theme for the evaluation will be to examine how and to what extent the Danish development aid portfolio is addressing longer-term resilience in the target countries, and to identify mechanisms that have been successful in this respect
Strategic Sector Cooperation on Food Safety Between Denmark and Mexico Phase I. The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Food Safety is a peer-to-peer cooperation  between the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration and the Mexican National Agro-Alimentary Health, Safety and Quality Service. The cooperation will strengthen animal and public health, food safety and improve prevention of African Swine Fever and Antimicrobial Resistance.

A Strategic Sector Cooperation (SSC) is a partnership aiming at improving sector framework conditions in a partner country. The initiative is a flexible and adaptive instrument for exchanging experiences, learning and capacity building, which builds on a consolidated strong relationship and trust between the involved authorities. The commitment to finance the Danish authorities’ participation is sequenced in phas-es; an inception phase of approximately one year resulting in a project document; followed by phase one, two and –if need be – a phase three during which the cooperation is deepened and developed. All SSC partnerships are supported by a sector advisor at the embassy, who impel progress and stir the partnership in the direction agreed upon.

Annually, the SSC projects deliver a report on project progress and results achieved. Progress on selected outputs are displayed in openaid. The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Food aims to strengthen animal health, food safety, and public health including through improving the preparedness of the veterinary services in the handling of exotic diseases in Mexico through:

-Strengthened surveillance, improved capacity to develop and maintain contingency plans, improved diagnosis and handling of outbreaks;
-Sustainable and responsible use of veterinary medicine, including antibiotics including a first draft of a national plan to combat AMR;
-Improved traceability systems, updated meat and hygiene provisions, and strengthened monitoring of toxic contaminants.
Copenhagen 2021 Human Rights Forum Outreach Program Enabling a group of between 25-30 activists from restrictive DAC eligible countries to actively participate physically in Copenhagen during the Copenhagen 2021 Human Rights Forum.
Civil Society in Development (CISU) Capacity review The overall objective of the review is to assess CISU's capacity and performance in delivering results as specified in results as specified in CISU's 2018-21 strategy and agreement with the MFA. Emphasis is on the results of development cooperation in the global south and results i popular anchorage and engagement in Denmark.
Bridging the Prevention Gap: Evidence-based Behaviour Change Programming for More Protective Homes and Communities in Lebanon & Jordan Reduced gender-based violence (GBV) and child protection (CP) risks at the household level  through response services and prevention interventions aimed at behaviour change in refugee and host communities  in Lebanon and Jordan.
Secondment Council of Europe Office, Kyiv, Ukraine As a supplement to our traditional contributions, based on partnerships with our Eastern partner countries, a limited part of the budget for the Neighbourhood programme, is allocated to secondments. This allows experts to be posted to international organisations and missions conducting activities relevant for the aims and goals set in the Neighbourhood programme - in this case the Council of Europe. 

The Council of Europe in Ukraine
The Council of Europe Office in Ukraine facilitates the implementation of the Council of Europe's mission in the country on human rights protection, democracy support and the rule of law, and coordinates and implements cooperation projects and programs. Many projects are assigned Council of Europe, such as, protecting social rights across the country, promoting equal opportunities for vulnerable groups etc.

Objectives/activities
Responsibilities of the Head of the Council of Europe Office, Kyiv includes:
- facilitating the identification of needs for capacity-building and co-ordinating activities in the country with other international organisations and institutions, as well as other international and local partners active in the country;
- providing advice, support and overall in situ co-ordination with national authorities in planning, negotiation and timely implementation of targeted Council of Europe co-operation projects;
- managing the Office.
Danish Refugee Council (DRC)   development project The Joint IDP Profiling Service (JIPS) 2020-2021 Support to the Joint IDP Profiling Service (JIPS), 2020-2021
Appraisal af energisamarbejdet DEPP SA Mexico Appraisal of the proposed Danish Energy Partnership Programme (Phase 3) - Vietnam, China, Mexico and South Africa
India-Denmark Energy Partnership Programme 2020-2024. Long Term Advisors Reduced greenhouse gas emissions and leverage of the partnership in mobilising further resources for India’s green transition.
IOM. Strengthening Government of Pakistan's Capacities for Countering Trafficking in Persons and Smuggling of Migrants. 2021-2024. Irregular migration from Pakistan is a persistent phenomenon, with each year approximately 30,000 Pakistanis attempting to cross Pakistan’s own borders through irregular channels, especially via the porous border with Iran . Consequently, repatriation has also remained high with over half a million Pakistanis being sent back to their home country in the past 6 years, with the highest numbers from Gulf Countries and Turkey . 

The Government of Pakistan, especially its Ministry of Interior and Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has taken various initiatives to curb irregular migration, such as the two new legislations on Trafficking in Persons (TIP) and Smuggling of Migrants (SOM), known as “Prevention of Trafficking in Persons Act, 2018”  and “Prevention of Smuggling of Migrants Act, 2018”  and the FIA’s National Action Plan to Combat TIP and SOM (2021-25). However, due to challenges of limited technical capacities and resource constraints, the process of implementation of these initiatives is slow, requiring extensive support from various partners for a more coordinated and efficient response. The COVID-19 pandemic has also increased challenges for the Government of Pakistan with regards to managing migration and borders. With the pandemic’s adverse impact on socio-economic conditions, such as reduction in employment opportunities, loss of health coverage, higher incidence of poverty and increased negative perceptions about migrants due to the pandemic, irregular migration is on the rise and requires strengthened measures relating to prevention, protection and prosecution.

Keeping in view the above, the proposed project aligns its outcomes with the priorities of the Government of Pakistan to strengthen measures to combat TIP and SOM. Furthermore, IOM will build on its previous and ongoing initiatives as well as fill in key capacity building gaps in light of the additional challenges posed by COVID-19 pandemic, learning from best practices from IOM missions acr Support efforts of the Government of Pakistan, specifically the Federal Investigation Agency, to combat Trafficking in Persons and Smuggling of Migrants, by adopting a victim-centered and gender sensitive approach
SSC on Cities (Water) in Ghana, phase I Strategic Sector Cooperation on Water in Cities Between Denmark and Ghana, Phase I

The Strategic Sector Cooperation on water is a peer-to-peer cooperation between the Aarhus Municipality and Municipality of Tema. The overall objective of the Strategic Sector Cooperation is to have a well-functioning and sustainable system for provision of sufficient and high quality water for its citizens and businesses in Tema as well as reduced environmental pollution due to improved collection and treatment of wastewater.Access to clean drinking water in and around Tema faces several institutional and external challenges such as: urbanization, growth rates, climate change, lack of sufficient finance for upfront investment and unsustainable revenue flows for operation and maintenance The project will address some of the main institutional challenges related to water management in Tema.
Secretary-General’s Call to Action on Human Rights Implementation of the Secretary-General’s Call to Action on Human Rights
Strengthen respect for human rights, particularly in developing countries, and to bring the UN System together in preventing human rights violations and offering key support, in this regard, to field leaders and UN Country Teams in developing countries.
Sustainable Management and Access to Water and Sanitation in the ASALs Increased community resilience and adaptation to climate change through sustainable, peaceful use of natural resources including improved access to water and sanitation services in the target ASAL Counties.
TEDx Johannesburg Salon 2019 theme: Sustainability TEDx Johannesburg Salon 2019 theme: Sustainability
ICMPD. Modernizing immigration service workforce in Nigeria. 2021-2024. The overall objective of the project is to support the Nigerian Immigration Service in its institutional reform effort to modernize its Human Resource Management System to increase internal efficiency, productivity, and fairness among its workforce.
Scaling up Extremely Together Chapters in Somalia and Uganda (The Kofi Annan Foundation) The overall objective is to give a leadership role to young people in the field of PVE and to ensure that they have a voice in PVE policy-making and programming. Local country chapters of the extreme Together Initiative are being scaled up.