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Local Development through social models - Honduras Contribute to increase smallholders’ production and profits by training them on adding value to produce, product transformation, and entrepreneurship essentials. Modernize, expand or diversify the productive processes of families for climate resilience (for example, rescue and enhance local genetic material that may be useful for climate resilient production), reduce their vulnerability and gradually reach a semi-commercial system. The project will support the initiatives with supplies and equipment, while the families contribute with labour and local materials. Specific conditions will be applied to promote inclusion of women, youth and people living with disabilities. The production models must comply with the technical feasibilities of an investment, notably social and organizational feasibility, and environmental awareness. The project will promote the empowerment of local organizations so that they can provide credit, savings, technical assistance and marketing services. The local, community-based organisations (CBOs) will integrate other local stakeholders and ensure the anchoring of knowledge to the territory.
Maps and Statistics for Sustainable Goals in Kyrgyzstan Institutional project-cooperation on statistics and maps between Kyrgyz and Norwegian government agencies. The project will address several aspects of the SDG agenda and the planned impact is; Improved evidence based planning for optimal resource allocation and improved welfare across the Kyrgyz society, and main expected outcomes; Maps available for statistics and other usage in private and public sectors, Statistics better adapted to user needs. Partners: SSB, Kartverket, NSC and SRS.
UPR INFO 2020-2022 The overall objective of the project is to utilise the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) to effectively implement human rights obligations and commitments at the national level, through building the capacity and facilitating cooperation between key national stakeholders. Target countries are: Democratic Republic of Congo, Guinea, Côte d’Ivoire, Madagascar, South Africa, Togo, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia and Nepal.
Gaza Mental Health Program The main goal of this project is to support mental health services in Gaza Strip to improve the well-being of the Palestinians living in Gaza. This support is a joint effort with Sweden and SDC, considering the level of hardship and stress in the Gaza Strip. The grant is intended to maintain and strengthen the mental health services provided to socially and emotionally stressed Palestinians, especially women and children affected by the conflict. The recipient advocates for women and children to access adequate mental health services through the grant. The recipient will prioritize mentally ill and disabled Palestinians by providing mental health assessment, counselling and treatment. The recipient conducts extensive assessments and research to study trends, needs, underlying causes and the effectiveness of assessment and treatment protocols. It is relevant to SDG 5 as the grant contributes to preventing discrimination and household violence and ending harmful practices and supports women to be more active in their societies and ensure access to essential mental health services.
Building justice and peace through MEANINGFUL WORK in Uganda MEANINGFUL WORK aims to empower youth by providing training in savings and investment, business development, and vocational skills. The knowledge and skills gained will enable youth to establish small to medium-scale businesses but also help them secure livelihoods. Additionally, these empowered youth will leverage their acquired skills to hold district authorities accountable for delivering services without being discriminative towards refugees.
SKUP/GIJN. Investigative journalism Support to investigative journalism in global South to attend international conferences on investigative journalism, share experiences and conduct joint projects.
Rights based REDD+ Myanmar Outcome 1: The international climate regime for land-use and forests includes a rights-based approach and provisions to protect natural ecosystems
•	Outcome 2: Indigenous peoples and other forest-dependent communities enjoy greater respect for their land rights and are recognised for their sustainable management and protection of the rainforest.
Implementation by RFN and partners
UNESCO- Comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) Support to Comprehensive Sexuality Education in support of UNESCOs strategy on Education for Health and Wellbeing. Comprehensive Sexuality Education prepares young people for a safe and fulfilling life. It enables them to make informed decisions about relationships and sexuality, and to better protect themselves against gender-based violence, early and unintended pregnancies, HIV and other sexually transmitted infections
NORAD Food Security and Access to market Niger Reduce malnutrition in rural Niger through the reinforcement of community based nutrition structures
Interfaith Dialogue MENA Support to interfaith dialogue and research on Middle East conflict
Food Security and Rural Development - Sri Lanka Targeted communities will be more resilient in addressing adverse effects of climate change. Introducing new technologies and creating platforms involving community leaders, women & youth to access and disseminate digital hydro-meteorological information and other useful practices to enable farming communities to mitigate possible environmental hazards, protection from floods & droughts, and crop diseases and pest attacks. Special attention will be given children, youth mothers of pre-school children and people living with disabilities (PLWD).
Support Democracy and Human Rights in Mozambique This three-year project includes interconnected components of Democracy and Human Rights. The project main objectives are 1) to consolidate and strenghten democratic process and institutional practices in Mozambique. 2) to strenghten the Rule of Law and the protection of Human Rights, by improving access to justice, stregthening the capacities of Human rights nechnisms and institutions.
The Democracy componet focuses on ensuring the credibility of the electoral institutions and processes, achored on principles of transparency, inclusiveness, accountability, and neutrality.
The Human rights componets focuses on improving access to justice, increasing safety and security, and enhancing the protection and the promotion of human rights.
Support to a Sustainable and Equitable Improvement of Small Scale Farme Support to a Sustainable and Equitable Improvement of Small Scale Farmer’s Livelihoods in Mozambique
Food security in Lebanon Vulnerable populations protected against hunger and malnutrition.
Support to ACWL 2023-2025 ACWL provides legal aid to developing and least developed members of the WTO. The credibility of the WTO dispute settlement procedures can only be ensured if all members of the WTO can participate effectively in it.
Increasing the transparency and accountability of the UNSR Support of a program that will advance the transparency, effectivenss and accountability of the UN Security Council. The project consists of monthly publications providing analytical information based on the programme of work of the Council every month. It includes briefs on all of the agenda items expected to be under Council consideration and offers balanced impartial information on these issues, including expected Council action, recent developments, key issues and options, sanctions and human-rights related developments and Council dynamics. More equal access to high quality information allows member states to press for better  decisions from the Security Council. Information on SCR's website provides prospective elected members from developing countries with the means to prepare for their time on the Council. SCR's main consumers are countries engaged in multilateral activities, particularly, those that do not have the research capacity to follow the Council's work directly.These countries make frequent use of SCR’s publications and reports in shaping their positions at the UN. The target group includes UN member states, particularly developing countries, and NGOs in developing countries. Other consumers are UN Secretariat staff and UN personnel in the field. The most relevant sustainable development goal for this project is SDG 16, which refers to the promotion of “peaceful and inclusive societies” with “access to justice for all” and “effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels". Consistent, impartial and transparent data from independent research institutes increase the reliability of the measurement of the targets and enhance the legitimacy of the SDG monitoring process. Such tools also enable scholars, civil society organizations and other actors to monitor the implementation of SDG16.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Kenya, South Africa, Uganda. The project Youth Digital Entrepreneurship Exchange Program provides youth with digital entrepreneurship skills, as a tool to address high unemployment rates among youth in South Africa, Kenya and Uganda. They also want to increase the partner organisations capacity as development organisations.
Multi-hazard response awareness - Peru Disaster prevention and preparedness, incl. health crises. Multi-hazard response awareness, building capacity for local response. Additional funding 2022 emergency response.
Support to WHO in Libya Support to WHO's perparedness and emergency  response in Libya
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Action for Youth Empowerment and Sustainable Environment (AYESE) project empowers and educates young people to take lead in local action to deal with global issues. Essentially the main focus in the program is on environment, climate change, young women empowerment and human rights. The program will also equip the participants with leadership and organisational management skills. Norway and Malawi.
UN WOMEN - Economic Empowerment of Socially Excluded Groups Economic empowerment of women homebased workers and socially excluded groups in Pakistan.
Contribution to the Environmental Remediation Account for Central Asia Delegation of grant management of The Government's Action Plan for Nuclear Safety and the Environment 2018-2022
The amount covers Norway’s contribution to EBRDs Environmental Remediation Account for Central Asia (ERA). It was established in 2015 at the initiative of the European Commission and became operational in 2016. The aim of the account is to pool donor funds to assist the Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan to remediate some of the most dangerous sites left by uranium production in these countries.
Orang Rimba's Rights and Livelihood Empowerment of the Orang Rimba and promotion of sustainable forest management their traditional areas in Jambi, Sumatra
Support to the IMF's Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust (CCRT) as a contribution to covid-19 response IMF's Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust (CCRT) is to provide balance of payments assistance in the form of grants for debt relief to eligible and qualifying low-income member of the IMF.
NCA Mali Country program Coordination and management of NCA office in Bamako and sub-offices in Kidal and Gao
FA-Youth Focused Development, Swaziland Youth will be taught and sensitized on key community issues such as gender based violence (GBV), HIV and STIs, drug abuse and human and sexual trafficking. Through the community initiatives, the project will go further to raise awareness against gender based violence and gender inequality in the local communities. Youth groups will be assisted to develop community initiatives addressing gender differences related to education, unemployment, GBV, discrimination, decision-making, etc.
Support to the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP) by Norway and Sweden Support to Implementation of the SoutherAfrican Power Pool Regioanl Electricity Competitive Market. Co-funding with Sida. Norwegian contribution NOK 18 250 000. Swedish contribution SEK 20 000 000. total budget NOK 35 250 000. Third phase of support.
Empowered Agents of Change for Freedom of Religion or Belief 2021-2024 The program aims to equip beneficiaries in ODA countries where serious human rights violations occur, with the necessary tools to increase the respect, protection and promotion of freedom of religion or belief for all. This includes both civil society organisations, religious and belief-based communities, decision makers and civil servants. One of the outcomes is that agents of change are aware of issues at the intersection of FoRB and gender equality and include a gender perspective in FoRB interventions. By the development of and training in, educational and legal resources, and facilitating networks between beneficiaries, the program wants to see agents of change that are actively involved in advocating for change in their respective contexts.
IBP Tanzania Strengthening Taxation in Africa for Transparency and Equity (STATE)

The project aims at Tax system are more responsive to civic actors’ priorities (impact)
Outcome 1) Civic coalitions have improved collective capacities to engage in effective tax advocacy
Outcome 2) Tax systems provide meaningful spaces for increased civic participation
Outcome 3) Global and regional tax processes are informed by stronger civic engagement and relevant evidence
Norwegian Environment Agency deliveries under Energy for Development Program - Nepal NEA deliveries under Energy for Development Program (Efu). Nepal mapping and country activities.
Scaling up profitable aquaculture in Mozambque Increase food security in Mozambique by establishing a sustainable incubator in tilapia farming that may attract investments & demonstrate a basis for further industry development.
By offering technical expertise, financial services and inputs to farmers, increasing the availability and affordability of nutritious foods on the market and increasing demand of nutritious foods through effective marketing.
NEFCO - Green Recovery Programme for Ukraine The objective of the Fund is solely and exclusively to fund activities in support of sustainable rehabilitation and rebuilding the infrastructure destroyed or damaged as a result of the Russian war in Ukraine to ensure that Ukraine is built back better and greener in accordance with Annex 1 hereto. 

The expected outcomes of the Contribution are:
Enhanced capacity and capability of Ukrainian municipalities to plan and implement green recovery measures;
Short-term repair, maintenance, and upgrade of municipal infrastructure, including restoration of public service buildings and rebuilding of medium-sized utilities and facilities;
Improved access to basic municipal services for internally displaced people;
Restoration and upgrade of social infrastructure.
Initiatives to Support peace in Colombia Flexible funds to quickly support various small initiatives of political, academic, popular or cultural nature aimed to promote and support the peace process in Colombia. Avtivities may or may not involve other donors depending on the scope of the proposal.
EBRD – UKRAINE STABILISATION AND SUSTAINABLE GROWTH MULTI-DONOR ACCOUNT In accordance with paragraph 1.04(e) of the General Conditions, it would be the Contributor’s preference for the cooperation funds to be utilised by EBRD in support of the following areas: energy sector reform and anti-corruption reform (including in the energy sector) and the Business Ombudsman activity.
MRE/ mine action in Syria The risks from landmines, cluster munitions and other explosive weapons are reduced to a level where civilians can live in safety and development is not constrained.
Support to Robert Carr Civil Society Network Fund Support to regional and global civil society networks that work with key populations in relation to HIV and AIDS. 

The agreement period is 2016-2018
Ecuador ACA - NICFI 2021-25 In Ecuador, the local partner EcoCiencia will pilot the real-time monitoring of forest degradation using high-resolution satellite imagery to develop a greater understanding of the causes of degradation. EcoCiencia will analyse government capacity, identify key gaps and follow up with authorities to improve the use of information. They will also work with the Waorani to strengthen their monitoring capacities to receive data alerts, access satellite imagery and draft technical reports.
National Society Resource Mobilisation National Society domestic resource mobilisation/fundraising. Support to RCRC National Societies with development of fundraising strategies, policies and the implementation of those, by employing an expert delegate in this area. Support a global skillshare conference in which National Societies to exchange knowledge, experiences and best practices on fundraising strategies and actions.
Women, Peace and Security Agenda: Making UNSCR 1325 Work for Women of Su (Phase II) Develop effective and constructive ways to implement the UNSCR 1325 NAP in Sudan.
Emergency Assistance Earth Quake Tûrkyie An earthquake of 7.7 magnitude with the epicenter in the south-east of the country, struck Türkiye on 6 February 2023 at 04:17 AM, followed by 3,858 aftershocks. Another earthquake of 7.6 magnitude occurred at 13:24 PM. The earthquakes came at the peak of winter and are considered the largest earthquakes for centuries in the region. For the affected provinces, which are home to over 1.74 million refugees and migrants, the Government of Türkiye has ramped up the response and has requested international assistance.

As of 15 February, at least 35,400 deaths and 105,500 injured were confirmed by the government. More than 196,000 citizens have been evacuated from affected areas by 14 February, yet many are injured or missing as reported by the Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD). The number of deceased is expected to continue to increase in coming days as search and rescue operations phase out; with response and recovery interventions picking pace.

IOM's mappings and situational analyses suggest that at least 1.3 million people have been severely affected and displaced. Their immediate needs include shelter, heating, non-food items (NFIs), food items and health assistance. Prior to the earthquakes, the region hosted more than 1,5 million Syrians under Temporary Protection (SuTP), in addition to people under international protection, labour migrants, foreign students and migrants in irregular situations. Field observations confirm, however, that affected populations are exposed to compounded risks, including family separation, loss/ damage of civil status and documentation, exploitation and abuse including child protection risks and trafficking in persons and psychosocial sstress and trauma.

IOM’s Flash Appeal is fully aligned with the Inter-Agency Flash Appeal for Türkiye. The proposed activities complement those in the Regional Refugee Response Plan (2023), and capture the additional needs following the devastating earthquakes.
Research and capacity building in climate smart agriculture The project aims to improve the livelihood and income of rural people in parts of Ethiopia and Sudan through capacity development for education and research on climate smart agriculture at Hawassa Universtiy, Mekelle University and Kordofan University, in partnership with the Norwegian University of Life Sciences.
Innovation and Digital for Programmes The project will focus on building capacity on innovatoins methodology with its staff, to endure that the solutions NRC comes up with are appropriate solutions for a given challenge.
Faith in Farmers - CERID Extraordinary appropration for civil society to increase food security and reduce hunger in Somalia. CERID will implement activities in Luuq district of Gedo. Training of farmers and technical staff, formation and establishment of farmer groups, provision of farm inputs, extension services and cash for work.
Agreement with the HL Center on their International activities Agreement with the HL Center on the International activities of the Center.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Brazil, China. Connect is a development project facilitating for mutual exchange of youth between three organizations: NMS (Det Norske Misjonsselskap), Movimento Encontrão and ELCHK (The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hong Kong). Connect is focusing on youth involvement and youth leadership, and to increase the focus on global challenges, like poverty and environmental issues, and that we all are part of a global world. The hope is that the project will contribute to create young leaders in Hong Kong, Brazil and Norway that are influencing and being involved in their local communities to make a positive change.
Global South - Syria Additional flexible funding to countries in the global South (South package/Nansen Programme)
Post Cyclone Idai & Kenneth recovery to restore dignity and fight GBV This is a post recovery initiative in the aftermath of two cyclones which hit Mozambique in 2019. The aim is to strengthen the capacity of women and girls affected by cyclones Idai and Kenneth, including the most vulnerable to demand for and access to quality SRHR and GBV prevention, mitigation and response services, and to empower them to be resilient and exercise their agency, during transition to rehabilitation and reconstruction phase in the target provinces.
FPP global costs FPP's global costs for project implementation of the Focus on the Frontline project. The project will seek to address direct and underlying deforestation drivers and reduce land- use change emissions linked to industrial agriculture and extractive industries. FPP and partners will contribute to this objective through the collection of local evidence, the completion of gap analyses, and the use of redress mechanisms coupled with focused advocacy and sharing of supply chain reform proposals and be
HO direct support Norad reg South Sudan Head office direct support costs from Norad regional grant for South Sudan.  To cover salary, travel, audit.
Rights-based rainforest solutions at scale - Peru Rights-based sustainable management of large, contiguous rainforest areas in the Peruvian Amazon, including local sustainable management, improvement of policy and legal frameworks on forest and rights, and the engagement of commercial actors, to stop or reduce deforestation; together with civil society patners. indigenous peoples and local communities in Peru. Partners tentatively include FENAMAD, ORPIO, ORAU, DAR, CORPI and IDL, in addition to Peru Equidad.
Mobilising Institutional Capital (MOBILIST) Mobilising Institutional Capital Through Listed Product Structures «MOBILIST» is a program established by FCDO with an aim to mobilize institutional capital at scale to fill the SDG financing gap through listing investment products on international stock exchanges. MOBILIST will focus on investment products which contribute to a greener planet and have a positive effect on climate change. The project is implemented by Chemonics and Palladium.
Digital transformation to improve humanitarian response This component will will enable NRC to continue establishing a dedicated "digital organization", creating and executing digital products.
Unearmarked Core Funding to Geneva Call additional grant for core funding to geneva call.
Enhancing access to education on human rights, democracy and peace in Myanmar This project aims to ensure continuity of higher education in human rights, democracy and peace – during the current political crisis and for the development of the next generation of Myanmar academics (at tertiary institutions) and civil society actors (in human rights and stakeholders in community justice and dispute resolution).
ACT Program for Climate Justice To protect and support communities affected by the impacts of climate change, enhance adaptation and resilience, to address climate-induced economic and non-economic loss and damage, and to build capacity, advocate and mobilise for climate justice.