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Enhancing the Safety of Journalists in Africa and the Arab Region - UNESCO (media freedom, freedom of expression) With its mandate in the field of communication and information, UNESCO leads the efforts of the UN System to secure freedom of expression, media freedom, safety of journalists, access to information and combatting mis- and disinformation. The Organisation has provided an important voice to these issues during the COVID-19 pandemic and will continue to counter its negative effects in the aftermath.
 Denmark is a member (2019-2023) of the Intergovernmental Council of UNESCO's International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC) and is heavily engaged in UNESCO's ongoing efforts on freedom of expression, the rights and safety of journalists, and combatting disinformation. The idea is to build on the political engagement by supporting these efforts in developing countries with a financial contribution to a UNESCO-project (2021-2022), enhancing the safety of journalists in Africa and the Arab region. The project will be closely linked to UNESCO's Multi Donor Special Account on Freedom of Expression and Safety of Journalists, which is primarily funded by other Nordic countries. The effort will help respond to pertinent issues on rights and freedoms arising from the COVID-19 crisis, where the global media landscape has faced challenges including legislative changes, policies, and other measures, altering the working conditions of media professionals, during and after the Pandemic. The objective is to contribute to peace, sustainable development, and democracy through promoting human rights and the safety of journalists, in support of the UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity (UN Plan), by focusing on the UN Plan’s “Three Ps”: the prevention, protection against, and prosecution of crimes and attacks against journalists. The work of UNESCO in supporting free, pluralistic, independent, safe, and gender-sensitive media is relevant to several objectives of Denmark. Promoting the safety of journalists and combating impunity increases respect for the rule of law and reinforces good governance in ODA-eligible countries, as well as sustainable economic and human development. When media can practice its role freely and safely, including in times of elections, it ensures that political processes are open, free, and fair, thus guaranteeing a fully functioning and effective democracy.
Contribution to Global Centre for Responsibility to Protect To protect human rights and ensure sustainable development in developing countries by preventing atrocity crimes via monitoring and analyzing country situations as well as hosting UPR Workshops.
Universal Rights Group:Promoting the translation of international human rights obligations and commitments into improved laws, policies and practices. URG will elaborate guiding principles for the establishment and development of NMIRFs, conduct pilot projects in two developing countries to establish or strengthen NMIRFs, identify good practices with the national implementation of human rights recommendations and measure the impact on children’s and women’s rights in 10 developing countries, and conduct two capacity-building workshops for environmental human rights defenders in Africa and South-East Asia. URG will partner with OHCHR, UNFPA, UNICEF and UNEP.
The key objective of the project is to promote the translation of international human rights obligations and commitments into improved national laws, policies and practices in developing countries. This will in turn help strengthen progress towards the achievement of the SDGs ‘leaving no one behind,’ the strengthening of democracy and rule of law, and the prevention of human rights crises and conflict.
Evaluation of the Danish collaboration with multilateral organisations in partner countries The main objective of the evaluation is to provide lessons learned for future use of the multi-bi instrument in Danish development assistance.
Danidas engagement and campaign activities, since 2022. F2: 2022-16840 Danish public support for development cooperation is increasing — for the first time for many years. Support and awareness of the SDGs have increased, especially among younger audiences. It is positive and we need to build on it. But it is also clear that Danes’ knowledge of the development of the world’s poorest countries remains limited and now we also see a tendency of polarisation. In between the two poles is a group of around 30% of Danes who are open for influence. This group needs to be targeted in order to maintain or increase public support for development cooperation, but also to make more people actively engaged in a more sustainable world. Campaign activities are one of the tools used by the MFA Engagement Team to reach out to this new target groups.
3F - Mobilizing Youth in the Construction Sector, Ukraine The objective of the development cooperation is to ensure that young workers in the construction sector
actively participate in and influence the trade union movement to reform the labour market and improve
their living and working conditions.
UNMIK (Kosovo) FNs Fredsbev.org. In accordance with its mandate, the Mission helps to ensure conditions for a peaceful and normal life for all inhabitants of Kosovo and advancement of regional stability in the Western Balkans.  The Mission’s priorities are focused on promoting inter-community trustbuilding, respect for human rights and rule of law, gender equality and and empowerment of women and youth. 

Pursuant to Security Council resolution 1244 (1999), the Mission strives to achieve its strategic objective by promoting intercommunity trust-building; providing support in the areas of human rights and rule of law; fulfilling its coordination and facilitation roles; advancing the peace and security agendas related to women and youth; and supporting progress towards the normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina through the EU-facilitated dialogue.
Danwatch funds for development work 2020-2022 Journalistic documentation and coverage is increasingly an important tool in the struggle for democratic development and rights violations. That demands strong CSOs and a free press that are capable of gathering solid documentation and getting access to information. Solid documentation and media coverage is for civil society both effective and necessary when addressing rights violations or environmental issues. Both in regards to policy, advocacy and dialogue with stakeholders, as well as in regards to informing the public. But often CSOs and local media are without sufficient capacity to document violations against their fundamental freedom and rights.
Ukraine-Denmark Energy Partnership Programme (UDEPP) 2021-2026 The enabling environment for investment in sustainable energy and district heating is strengthened, assisting Ukraine in achieving its energy efficiency, renewable energy, and energy independence targets and modernising district heating.
15th replenishment of the African Development Fund ADF-15 will focus on two strategic pillars: the first is to develop quality and sustainable infrastructure that provides impetus for job-creating private sector investments, and which promotes sustainable development. The second is on human, governance and institutional capacity development to enable people to participate in, and benefit from, job creation opportunities for inclusive growth. The two pillars will be anchored around the crosscutting themes of gender, climate change, governance and private sector development to foster inclusive growth and strengthen resilience.
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) core funding 2020-2022 Denmark's core contribution to OCHA for 2020-2022
DMDP - Management Support Consultang from NCG Udlicitering af administrationen af Danida Market Development Partnerships (DMDP) til Nordic Consulting Group (NCG) for perioden 2020 til 2027.
Revision of AMG The objective is that the AMG site is clear, precise and pedagogical for staff by providing
support during the preparation and the implementation of development cooperation.

Final accounts sendt to payment 10/2-22
Technical upgrade of OpenAid OpenAid is a website that aims to increase the transparency with regard to international development cooperation and to introduce common standards for transparency by communicatin transparently, comprehensice and user friendlly about the results of Danish development aid. The overall objective of Danida’s support to the technical upgrade of OpenAid is to increase the transparency, usability and quality of OpenAid as the MFAs main tool for external communication on the use and results of Danish development aid
UNICEF - Ulandskalender 2020 GIRLS CAN BE HEROS - Keeping girls in school, increasing climate resilience and combatting harmful social norms in Afar, Ethiopia.

The project aims at ensuring three overall objectives: 

Objective 1:
Empower girls in 135 primary schools with information and skills to seek help, realize their rights, and take action.

Objective 2:
Ensure gender responsive instruction by teachers in 135 primary schools.

Objective 3:
Pre-primary school age girls and boys (5 and 6 year olds) successfully transition to Grade 1, through the development of school readiness skills and behaviours. U-landskalenderprojekt 2020 - "Piger kan også være helte"
Next Generation City Action This engagement will promote youth participation from developing countries in city planning by using the C40 Mayors Summit in Copenhagen as a platform. The grant will finance youth representatives from developing countries e.g. students, entrepreneurs or policy agents (influencers). Throughout the summit, the youth representatives will interact with city representatives, presenting ideas from their own countries or from their visits to Danish cities. Collaboration will be established with developing country universities and incubators to maximize the adoption of the solutions proposed by participating youth.
DRC Prevention Gap Reduced GBV and CP risks at household level through response services and prevention interventions aimed at behaviour change in refugee and host communities
Danids own information campaigns 2021 Bevillingen dækker afholdelse af løbende udgifter til Udenrigsministeriets kommunikation om Danmarks deltagelse i det internationale udviklingssamarbejde
Support the Reform of the Child Justice System in Egypt Support the Child Justice System reform to better protect the rights of children, including children on the move and promote alternatives to deprivation of liberty, when possible.
Contribution to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Trust Fund for Participation COP26 to ensure OECD-DAC-listed developing countries’ participation in COP26
Formulation Mission, including light touch review on existing program, The Danish Gulf of Guinea Maritime Security Program phase 3, 2022-2026 - Ghana The purpose of the LTR is to assess the progress of the ongoing engagements under the Gulf of Guinea maritime security program ongoing phase II. The LTR will gather lessons learned including factors, which enhanced or hindered the implementation of project activities and gauge progress made towards the achievement of outcomes in the context of the Danish maritime security engagements in the Gulf of Guinea. The LTR will also assess good practices and the ability of implementing partners to deliver on project results and adapt to changes during project implementation. Finally, the LTR will provide recommendations, which in return will inform the formulation of the Maritime Security Program phase III, 2022-2026.
The purpose of the Formulation is for the Consultant to conduct a formulation mission to the region, physical or virtual pending the development of the Covid-19 pandemic. The final product is the development of a Project Document (PD) detailing the broader Gulf of Guinea maritime security framework, including Peace and Stabilisation Engagement Documents (PSED’s) for each of the engagements under the Danish Gulf of Guinea Maritime Security Program phase III, 2022-2026. The PD, PSED’s and relevant annexes are to be quality assured by the MFA program committee and undergo a follow-up MFA technical appraisal. Finally, they will be approved by the Steering Committee for the Danish Peace and Stabilisation Fund in Q4 of 2021.
Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance  - Pakistan - Faisalabad Wastewater Feasibility Study The project will ensure sustainable management of water and sanitation through construction of a wastewater treatment plant in the eastern part of Faisalabad city. The plant will have a capacity of 200.000 m3/day and will clean wastewater from 765,000 people as well as industrial and commercial units.
Consultancy Contract: Formulation of Ukraine Peace and Stabilization Programme 2022-2025 Preparation of a total Program document of a maximum of 20 pages plus associated annexes. The program document must be designed in accordance with the guidelines in the "Guidelines for Country Strategic Frameworks and Projects".

- Particular emphasis is placed on:
- Strengthened connectivity according to Identification Note (February 2021), including focus on WPS, veterans and youth and women as a target group.
- Opportunity for increased Danish visibility.
- Adaptive management that allows for adjustments along the way in light of any changing needs and priorities.
- Promotion of synergy with other Danish-supported initiatives in Ukraine under the Neighborhood Program as well as international initiatives in the field of defence – as well as in the civilian field.
UNCAC Coalition The Programme will enhance the effectiveness of Anti-Corruption efforts through strengthened cooperation, advocacy, monitoring and research in key organisations and networks at national and international level.
Strengthening the Resilience of the Populations of the Zinder Region to Climate Risks The overall objective of this project is to build the resilience of communities in Korama (Zinder Region) to climate change and natural disasters is strengthened, and these communities are economically empowered through the creation of sustainable and meaningful employment opportunities by 2023.
Supporting Biodigester Sector for Green Jobs and Income Generation in Niger The overall objective of the project is that Nigerien Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), in partnership with local governments, promote green jobs and income generating activities and enhance the local adaptive capacity and climate resilience of the most climate vulnerable women and youth.
SSC Energy Turkey fase 2 Assist the Turkish Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources in developing relevant policies, strategies and solutions to enable a sustainable development transition of their energy sector, achieve the governments’ long term objectives for energy efficiency and district energy and increase the capacity of implementation of the planned new legislation on heating and cooling.
Assistance with financial management HCE The overall objective can be described as assisting the HCE unit with review and approval of financial documents to ensure a flow in operations and reach targets concerning accountability and compliance.
Women’s Refugee Commission: Danish Call to Action leadership, 2021-2022 Women’s Refugee Commission:  Danish Call to Action leadership, 2021-2022 - Support Danish strategic leadership of Call to Action and to advance the updated Road Map with focus on humanitarian response to gender equality, localization and leadership and empowerment of women and girls

The Annual Partners Meeting will take place in Copenhagen in June, 2022.  WRC will provide practical support to Denmark to facilitate the participation of members from the Global South.
DMDP - Promoting a Sustainable Business Model for Women Shea Collectors in Nigeria Promoting a Sustainable Business Model for Women Shea Collectors in Nigeria
OCHA Turkey Cross-Border Fund 2020 OCHA continued to coordinate the cross-border response into north-west Syria from Turkey. With different parts of Syria controlled by various parties to the conflict, the United Nations cross-border response was authorized to deliver aid to people in need by Security Council resolution 2165 (2014) and subsequent resolutions.

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 Turkey Cross-Border Fund 2020
Seconded national expert StratCom-Advisor Strategic secondment with the objective of supporting the EU-programme for free media, including free and fact-based communication and narratives and strengthning media and civil society in the Eastern European Region.
Danish Energy Partnership Programme III. Long Term Advisor Danish Energy Agency Energy Partnership Programme (DEPP) 2020-2025
Female Genital Mutilation - Religious Leaders Sumit This project will train and support Malian activists and journalises to amplify the voices of religious and traditional leaders for the abandonment of Female Genital Mutilation through the use of community radio, TV and social media
2021 - 392189 MINUSTAH (Haiti) FNs Fredsbev.org. UNDPKO pålignet bidrag, 15% 2021 - 392189 MINUSTAH (Haiti) FNs Fredsbev.org. under FL § 06.22.01.10.
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) flash appeal funding for South Sudan 2018-2019 Danish contribution to South Sudan Humanitarian Fund, 2019-2020
DMDP 2019 -Agri-tech Solutions for Climate Resilience and Financial Inclusion of Smallholders in Kenya Small holder farming in Kenya continue to be negatively impacted by unpredictable weather patterns and lack of appropriate financing to stimulate sustainable agricultural commercialisation. DanChurchAid and commercial partner Ingemann – together with Juhudi Kilimo and Momentum Trust – seek to ensure smallholder farmers have increased incomes through climate resilient livelihoods and increased financial inclusion. The Agri-Tech Project aims to improve economic productivity through i) the provision of affordable and user-friendly digital climate smart agro-extension advisory services (BioClimatica) that will contribute to higher yields and productivity, and ii) enhancing climate adjusted credit risk scoring by financial service providers to avail tailor made financial offers and products for smallholder farmers. In addition, this project will strengthen farmer organisations to enhance collective action including access to competitive markets as we as agro-inputs. Ultimately, this project will seek to demonstrate a strong responsible and commercially viable business case for smallholder farmers, off-takers, financial service providers and providers of Agri-tech solutions which can be up-scaled to other African countries.
The Danida Market Development Partnerships programme (DMDP) is designed to support commercially oriented partnerships for sustainable market development in developing countries. In addition to reporting on individually determined outputs and outcomes, all DMDP projects report on five key programme indicators. These five indicators are the same for the whole project portfolio, enabling strategic and programme level monitoring, and aggregation of results.
At the programme level, three key outcomes which are related to three of the five key programme indicators, have been chosen for results reporting: Outcome 1: Increased employment (decent jobs) for women, men and youth. Outcome 2: Increased income opportunities from improved market linkages. Outcome 3 The overall development objective of this project contributes to SDG 8 by Enabling economic productivity for rural, poor smallholders through digital solutions and access to finance
Promoting the translation of international human rights obligations and commitments into improved laws, policies and practices in developing countries URG will elaborate guiding principles for the establishment and development of NMIRFs, conduct pilot projects in two developing countries to establish or strengthen NMIRFs, identify good practices with the national implementation of human rights recommendations and measure the impact on children’s and women’s rights in 10 developing countries, and conduct two capacity-building workshops for environmental human rights defenders in Africa and South-East Asia. URG will partner with OHCHR, UNFPA, UNICEF and UNEP.
The key objective of the project is to promote the translation of international human rights obligations and commitments into improved national laws, policies and practices in developing countries. This will in turn help strengthen progress towards the achievement of the SDGs ‘leaving no one behind,’ the strengthening of democracy and rule of law, and the prevention of human rights crises and conflict.
Voice & Visibility for Southern African LGBTI Activists Through Copenhagen 2021 World Pride Activities The consultative meetings and the regional level meetings served as a galvanizing tool for LGBTI activists in
the region to come up with rejuvenated strategies and public advocacy actions considering the effects of the
COVID-19 pandemic. It also served as an opportunity for activists to come together and share lessons leant
in their various contexts during the pandemic and find ways to implement those lessons going forward. Stronger activist voices for social equality and economic inclusion of LGBTI people in southern African societies.

Almost half the countries in southern Africa have either decriminalized homosexual sex or are reviewing laws that discriminate against LGBTI citizens, either by voluntary legal reform or court challenge. The region is near a tipping point of irreversible change in recognising the human rights of LGBTI people. Sustained systemic progress towards equality and freedom for LGBTI citizens in the region now at once requires more joined up, strategic, and hard-hitting public advocacy capability by LGBTI human rights activists (especially intersex, lesbian, and transgender groups who are the least organised, visible, and resourced), as well as more robust direct engagement of duty bearers in the public, private, and social spheres in southern Africa for deep change in public policies and attitudes. Stronger multi-country networks amongst LGBTI human rights activists and with allies (e.g. in the mass media, religious organizations, business, government, cultural traditional leadership, and amongst parents and families of LGBTI activists), will both advance such an advocacy agenda and increase preventive security – because broad-based networks form a good protection and support system. But as the voice and visibility and corresponding heightened vulnerability of activists on the frontline grows, new responsive protection mechanisms are also needed for the crises that will come with an expected backlash.

Copenhagen 2021 World Pride presents a unique catalytic opportunity for LGBTI activists from southern Africa to re-group, to come together in a more focused way to share learning and develop COVID-19 appropriate advocacy strategies and plan for how to implement them. This will in particularly apply to litigation and other forms of advocacy for social equality that were already initiated in several countries in the region before the effects of the COVID-19 pa
Appraisal of Climate Technology Centre & Network The overall objective of the appraisal is to provide quality assurance of the design and documentation of Danish support to CTCN 2020-22. Particularly, to assess if the quality and feasibility of the programme design and documentation are relevant and fit to produce the expected results in an effective, efficient and sustainable manner, and make recommendations for necessary adjustments or improvements, if needed, prior to submission to the grant authorities.