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Formulation of engagement in North Africa: Health projects in Morocco and Tunisia As part of an overall ambition to strengthen Denmark’s bilateral relations with countries in North Africa, the Danish Government plans to allocate DKK 50 million annually for four years projects with the purpose of promoting social and economic development in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt, cf. Finance Act account §06.32.01.23.

In 2021 DKK 50 million will be allocated for two different projects with thematic focus on the health sector in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic. The projects and partnerships will be new for Danida, though the concrete engagements will build on existing initiatives and previous experiences.
The first project ‘Promoting women and girls’ leadership in the socio-economic and health response to COVID-19 in Tunisia’ is implemented by UNDP (lead), UNWOMEN and WHO. This project builds on the results and scale-up initiatives of three existing programmes currently being implemented by UN WOMEN, and UNDP and WHO.

The second project ‘Ensuring the continuity of essential primary healthcare services for the most vulnerable population and developing prevention and hygiene measures during the COVID-19 pandemic’ in Morocco is implemented by UNFPA. This project is based on a pilot project implemented by UNFPA in Morocco.

The objective of the assignment is to produce two appraisal reports as part of the standard quality assurance process, cf. Danida’s Aid Management Guidelines. The reports shall assess the proposed projects based on the project document submitted by the partners and its annexes. Furthermore, the appraisal reports shall assess the capacity and relevance of the partner organisations in relation to the proposed project objectives and activities. The appraisal reports shall provide relevant recommendations for the MFA and the implementing partners as appropriate.
Danish Energy Agency Energy Partnership Programme (DEPP) 2020-2025 The DEPP III supports China, Vietnam, South Africa and Mexico to achieve low carbon development, implement the Paris Agreement on Climate Change and continue upscaling and realizing their National Determined Contributions. The programme is based on government-to-government partnerships between the Danish Energy Agency and strategically selected national authorities in the partner countries in order to share and transfer Danish expertise on low carbon development within the energy sector.   

China, Vietnam, South Africa and Mexico are selected as strategic partners of the DEPP III due to their historic, current and forecasted acceleration in energy demand, significant GHG-emissions and the
potential for cost-efficient reduction of GHGs. The four countries are all important transition economies
and their collective total GHG-emissions constitute almost 1/3 of the world’s GHG-emissions. Therefore,
these countries play a significant role globally in achieving the objective of the Paris Agreement as well as Sustainable Development Goal 7 (newable energy) and 13 (climate change). In addition, the partner institutions all have a clear interested in learning from Danish expertise and know-how on renewable energy, energy efficiency and other measure to promote mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions.    

Impact at outcome level will be evaluated in a mid-term review in 2023 and in the final report in 2025. Project implementation progress is measured by a yearly report on accomplishment of activities in the annual workplan (measured by a percentage of total planned activities)
Women Deliver bevilling 2021-2023 The project aims to: create and empower young advocates from developing countries and to ensure that these actors have the skills, knowledge and access to advocate for change for women and girl in their local environment, while at the same time creating high-level political policy windows that bring investments in SRHR and gender equality to the forefront of the global political arena.

Women Deliver generate data-based arguments and advocacy products in order to push political and financial policymakers to invest in the wellbeing and the health and rights of women and girls. Besides WD own advocacy, they leverage data and evidence to equip particularly young advocates, influencers, and decision-makers with evidence, tools, messages, and resources to affect change; and providing platforms for gender
equality and SRHR stakeholders to come together.
Desk-appraisal of the programme document Ukraine Peace and Stabilisation Programme The objective of the desk appraisal is - based on the documents available - to assess if the quality and feasibility of the programme design and documentation is relevant and fit to produce the expected results in an effective, efficient and sustainable manner, and to make recommendations for necessary adjustments or improvements if needed prior to submission of the programme to the grant authorities.
Appraisal of Danish Support to the Global Green Growth Institute The objective of the appraisal is to assess the quality and feasibility of the proposed bilateral support for GGGI. Based on this, the appraisal team will recommend adjustments for the final project document before submission to the grant authorities.
Contribution to Adelphi 2021-2023 The objective(s) of the peace and stabilisation cooperation among the parties is core support to Adelphi’s research, analysis, policy formulation and advocacy efforts, which complement and reinforce efforts of national governments including Denmark, the EU, the UN, other regional and international organisations, as well as wider stakeholders to climate, conflict and security, including opinion makers and peace actors, to prevent or resolve conflicts and build a lasting peace. 

The Danish core contribution will be used to enable Adelphi’s core activities of field research, advocacy, and policy engagement and outreach. This will contribute to the development of knowledge products and operational guidance on the interlinkages between climate and security with a view to preventing, resolving and mitigating conflict through informing and influencing the perceptions and actions of policymakers and other key actors in fragile settings. 

A regional focus will be on fragile and conflict prone countries in Africa (for example, specific geographical contexts in the Sahel and/or the Horn of Africa).
RMI - coal phase-out in Indonesia and Vietnam To facilitate coal phase-out in Indonesia and Vietnam by: 
1.	Develop a common fact base to align decision makers and supporting organizations on optimal power transition pathways. 
2.	Design financial mechanisms for piloting in Vietnam and Indonesia. 
3.	Define a path for early coal phaseout in Vietnam and Indonesia. 

RMI’s approach to achieving an effective, rapid coal phaseout rests on the development of innovative and inclusive financial approaches that support key decision-makers to pursue pathways to declining coal utilization, ramp-up clean energy investment, and facilitate a just transition for workers and communities. To achieve these outcomes, our work is centered on three priorities: Refinancing coal capital costs on the condition of power plant owners committing to an accelerated phase out, which frees up capital to help fund coal transition while lowering customer costs; Reinvesting in clean energy, which allows owners to phase out coal plants and reduce customer costs further while replacing returns from coal plants with returns from clean energy; and Transition financing for coal workers and communities, raised in part through refinancing, which offers immediate resources to preserve livelihoods, protect benefits, and ensure that host communities can continue to thrive.
WHO Ebola activities in DR Congo, 2019 The Ebola epidemic has worsened in recent months and has proved very difficult to contain because it has particularly affected densely populated and conflict-affected areas. In mid-July 2019, the WHO declared that there was an international health crisis with the risk of spreading to neighboring countries. Statements show that as of 7 September, there have been a total of 3,036 suspected infected, of which 2,064 have died so far. There have been cases of infected people crossing the border into Uganda and an infected person located in the million-strong city of Goma. With substantial contributions to WHO (DKK 15 million) and IFRC / ICRC (DKK 15 million), Denmark will support the continued efforts to contain the epidemic, an effort which in recent months has been limited by insufficient funding. WHO Ebola activities in DR Congo, 2019
Danish Energy Partnership Programme III. 2020-2025 The partnership countries are on track to achieve low carbon development, implement the Paris Agreement on Climate Change and continue upscaling and realising their NDC goals
Red Cross Denmark activities in Syria and the region, 2020 The grant is awarded to the Danish Red Cross project: Saving lives and building resilience through multi-sector assistance to populations affected by the Syria Crisis in Syria, Lebanon and Iraq

The stated objective of the project is: Conflict-affected and most vulnerable populations have met their most essential health, psychosocial, relief, and livelihood needs Red Cross Denmark activities in Syria and the region, 2020
Saving lives and building resilience through multi-sector assistance to populations affected by the Syria Crisis in Syria, Lebanon and Iraq
Denmark's contribution to ACT-Alliance activities of WHO’s Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan (SPRP) 2021 The contribution is given towards ACT-Alliance activities of WHO’s Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan (SPRP). SPRP outlines the public health measures that the international community stands ready to provide to support all countries to prepare for and respond to COVID-19.
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 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.
High Risk - High Impact Investment in Africa. Capital contribution to IFU The purpose of this contribution is to enhance IFU’s investments in lower income African countries. The country focus will be complemented with a high-impact focus in order to priorities investments which are expected to generate high development outcomes closely related to the SDGs in local economies, but where the expected risk-adjusted return would be lower than what IFU can normally accept. This additional contribution under the 2021 Finance Act shall be used for climate investments. In addition to that, the HRHI will contribute to the generation of decent jobs, in particular for women and youth, bottom-of the pyramid, smallholder agriculture, access to affordable and clean energy, and MSME. The blended concessional finance initiative will be integrated into IFU’s governance structure, and will be managed according to current policies and strategies.

Development objective: Enhanced IFU contribution to climate investments, job creation and inclusive green growth in lower income countries in Africa.
Immediate objectives:
1. Blended concessional finance initiative developed and in operation with increased volume of IFU investments in climate projects with high development outcomes in the lower income countries in Africa.
2. Promote and accelerate IFU’s development of procedures for and experience with identifying and managing projects with high development outcomes in lower income countries in Africa.
GGGI (Climate Envelope 2020) The overall objective is to contribute to building low-carbon, inclusive, climate resilient societies based on models of transformative and inclusive green growth. Further, the grant will contribute to transition to renewable energy in developing countries and emerging economies integrating concerns for innovation, gender, livelihoods and jobs as well as inclusive covid-19 green recovery at country level.
GAME NGO development project Lebanon’s Youth Building Dreams 2021 -2023 GAME - NGO call Lebanon - 2021-2023 - Expanding civic space in Lebanon by empowering youth to take a leadership role in advocating for creating and activating open, inclusive and safe public meeting spaces in the local communities, while strengthening social cohesion through youth-led street sport and culture activities to bridge children and youth of different gender, nationality and background.
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) flash appeal funding for Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund 2018-2019 Danish contribrtion to UNDP - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund, 2020-2021 -
Support to Protection and Care of Girl and Boy Victims or at Risk of Child Rights' violations The objective of the project is to ensure that the most conflict affected children in the North and the Centre of Mali receive appropriate holistic support to alleviate their suffering and help them to recover their dignity and rightful place in their communities. 
It aims at ensuring the protection of boys and girls affected by the crisis, including children associated with armed groups, unaccompanied and separated children and girl survivors of gender-based and sexual violence by providing them with the appropriate care and protection services as well as socioeconomic reintegration support (school, vocational training, income generating activities).
DIBE 2019 Jyden Bur Danida Innovation & Business Explorer (DIBE) offers financial support to Danish companies, including start-ups, that wish to investigate concrete business opportunities contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris agreement. Jyden is interested in marketing and selling Danish designed and manufactured inventory housing solutions for animal production to Uganda. Adding value not only to the environment, but also to food security, employment bought in Denmark and Uganda, foster partnerships and collaboration with the farmers and the business community in general. Environment and quality modern housing systems for animal production to Uganda.
Danish Support to SEforALL 2021–2023 Denmark’s funding to SEforALL is earmarked to the support of energy transition in ODA eligible countries through 1) The Energy Efficiency for Sustainable Development programme to support collaboration between SEforALL, the partners of the Three Percent Club and the NDC Partnership to accelerate energy efficiency in Kenya and Ghana and integrate energy efficiency into the NDCs and 2) increase ambition on energy transition and climate change via support for the SRSG’s role in high level SG7 and climate diplomacy through secondment of a professional staff member to SEforALL in New York from March 2022-December 2023.

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 Contribute to achieving SDG7 - that is affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy solutions for all by 2030, ensuring a just and inclusive energy transition—in line with the Paris Agreement—that leaves no one behind.
Cooking for Employment Training for Refugees Provide employment opportunities to refugee and Egyptian youth through equipping them with skills and knowledge to work in restaurant kitchens and in the F&B sector
New Climate Economy: Advancing climate action and increasing ambition in developing countries New Climate Economy: Advancing climate action and increasing ambition in developing countries New Climate Economy: Advancing climate action and increasing ambition in developing countries New Climate Economy: Advancing climate action and increasing ambition in developing countries
Capacity building of employees and volunteers, Mwanza (ELVD/ELCT) The grant is given to the organisation due to their application to the COVID-19 Emergency Pool (Nødpulje) in order for the organisation to continue their skills development activities in India. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, planned development activities are in risk of closure, which would negatively affect results. 

The goal of the project is to educate new religious leaders and capacity building of volunteers in order to improve the educational system in Tanzanian communities. The goal of the project is to educate new religious leaders and capacity building of volunteers in order to improve the educational system in Tanzanian communities.

Establishing an education platform for the exchange of curricula, mutual reflection and evaluation.

Capacity building for teachers and education environment in four different education institutions.

Enable possibility for dialogue regarding rights of marginalized groups.
Sahel Adaptive Social Protection Programme Danmark kan afhjælpe konsekvenser af COVID-19 for de meste sårbare grupper ved at bidrage til at
 udbygge de sparsomme sociale sikkerhedsnet i Sahel. Indsatsen vil afhjælpe udfordringer på kort sigt
 (3-6 måneder), såsom sult, og samtidig opbygge kapacitet til at imødegå fremtidige chok som følge af
 klimaforandringer (tørke/oversvømmelser), konflikt, fordrivelse og irregulær migration. De sociale
 sikkerhedsnet har særligt fokus på at styrke tilpasningsevne til chok og bidrager fx med
 kontantbaseret hjælp og jobskabelse m.v. At kunne nå de mest sårbare, herunder personer med
 handicap, er en af hovedprioriteterne med sociale sikkerhedsnet.
Burkina - Good Governance 2021-2025 - Enhance security, rule of law, human rights and effectiveness of national institutions To prevent a further escalation of conflict and to contribute to global and regional efforts against terrorism, and thereby address some of the underlying causes of refugee flows, internal displacement and potentially irregular migration towards Europe, Denmark will continue to assist the government of Burkina Faso in upholding peace and stability. 

This will be achieved by enhancing security, the rule of law, human rights and effectiveness of national institutions with a view to containing the escalation of conflict as well as addressing structural causes of fragility through support to international and regional security and stabilisation efforts and support to building strong, legitimate public institutions and civil society in Burkina Faso.

The Good Governance 2021 - 2025 Programme is composed of 4 projects:

Project 1: Improvement of the judicial system and access to justice 2021-2025
This project generates better access to justice, an efficient criminal chain and an efficient judiciary which will help to restore the population's confidence in its judicial system.

Project 2: Improvement of trust between populations and internal security forces 2021-2025
In the targeted provinces, the Internal Security Forces will provide more effective protection to civilian populations while respecting human rights and the rule of law, in conjunction with civil society organizations and other actors mobilized within the framework of local security initiatives.

Project 3: Promotion of human rights, peace and social cohesion 2021-2025
Stronger CSOs with increased skill levels will implement better quality actions on the ground, promoting peace and expanding access to rights, especially for women, youth and marginalized groups.

Project 4: Empowerment of women and control of demographic growth (2021-2025)
Relevant and effective actions to reduce gender inequalities, accelerate the demographic transition, promote social cohesion and the economic and political e
COVAX facility to ensure global access to COVID-19 vaccines though the Advance Market Commitment (AMC) 2022 The COVAX facility has 191 participating countries. This includes 99 self-financing participants and 92 AMC-eligible countries (middle- and low-income countries). For the self-financing countries, COVAX provides additional safety by supplementing possibilities to secure vaccines and because support to global vaccine provision reduces risks of virus mutations that represent a global risk. For the 92 AMC-eligible countries, COVAX AMC represents one of few opportunities to access COVID-19 vaccines.  This contribution is core support to COVAX AMC especially targeting provision of vaccines to Africa.

The key strategic goals for Gavi’s COVID-19 response in 2023 is based on WHO’s base case scenario. To that end, COVAX aims to continue supporting AMC participants to meet their ambitions, with a particular emphasis on expanding protection for higher-risk populations and in line with the evolving product and policy landscape. A first high-level vaccine forecast for 2023 and beyond has been developed based on demand modelling and scenario planning and looks at three segments: 
-	1) expansion of primary and first booster coverage in line with national targets; 
-	2) introduction of additional booster campaigns for higher priority use groups; and 
-	3) limited continued provision of paediatric doses for high-risk children aged 6-11 years.

The contribution of DKK 75 million to COVAX will help achieve the above-mentioned targets and complement Denmark’s core support to Gavi. The Danish COVAX contribution is in line with the Danish development strategy and the goal of securing access to healthcare services as well as the policy to leave-no-one behind.


1.7 million deaths are estimated to have been averted through COVAX-supported COVID-19 vaccines across Gavi COVAX AMC participants up to June 2022, with approximately 75% of low-income countries’ supply of COVID-19 vaccines coming through COVAX.

Low-income countries including many countries in Sub- Saharan Africa do not have the means to secure COVID-19 vaccines and therefore risk that the pandemic will continue to cause loss of lives, over-burden health sectors and have socio-economic consequences including increased poverty and inequality. 

Supporting provision of COVID-19 vaccines in low- and middle-income countries, especially in Africa, therefore contributes to improved health and immunisation, while also preventing that progress across sustainable development goals is lost because of the pandemic.
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) flash appeal funding Yemen humanitarian fund 2020-2021 Danish contribution to OCHA Yemen Humanitarian Fund 2020-2021
Consultancy Services to Work with Decentralized Units Consultancy Services to Work with Decentralized Units
Global Anti-Corruption Consortium 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.
Danish Red Cross/ICRC efforts in Ethiopia, 2020 International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)'s efforts in Ethiopia, which i.a. must ensure the protection of civilians, support for bringing families apart, emergency support for the health sector, assistance to health clinics and hospitals, and support to cover other basic needs of those affected, including in particular medicines and medical devices.

Due to its nature as a response to a humanitarian appeal operational results are general and highly aggregated and the MFA contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner.  Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://www.icrc.org/en/resource-centre Danish Red Cross/ICRC efforts in Ethiopia, 2020 - 20 million DKK to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)'s efforts in Ethiopia, which i.a. must ensure the protection of civilians, support for bringing families apart, emergency support for the health sector, assistance to health clinics and hospitals, and support to cover other basic needs of those affected, including in particular medicines and medical devices;
Danish Red Cross activities in Syria and the region, 2019 Alleviate suffering and enhanced resilience of people affected by Syria crisis in Syria, Lebanon and Iraq

The immediate objective of the grant are stated as Target population has access to basic services as well as improved psychosocial wellbeing and coping strategies. Alleviate suffering and enhanced resilience of people affected by Syria crisis in Syria, Lebanon and Iraq