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Red Cross Denmark/ICRC Syria Appeal, 2021 This allocation will contribute towards meeting the objective of the 2021 ICRC Syria Appeal. ICRC provides its humanitarian services - protection and assistance activities - for victims of armed conflict and other situations of violence worldwide. Over the last ten years, the ICRC has helped millions of people in the Syrian Arab Republic to maintain basic living conditions and to cope with the humanitarian consequences of armed conflict.

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 Meeting the objectives of the 2021 ICRC Syria Appeal with financial requirements amounting to 193.6 million CHF.
Review of Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance (DSIF) Review of Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance (DSIF) Review of Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance (DSIF) Review of Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance (DSIF)
Interregional. trategic Sector Cooperation in Health. Phase IUCN The objective of the consultancy is to assist the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the preparation of a project for the renewed engagement with the IUCN’s work on nature conservation and sustainable management of natural resources. 

The consultant will support the process, initially by analysing and summarizing background documents in the process of formulating the concept note and its annexes. Following, the consultancy will be penholder on writing the project document, based on the concept note and its annexes.

The consultant will report directly to the project manager in the Department for Green Diplomacy (GDI) and assist with preparation of inputs for project documentation.
Roadmap for Cooperation between EASO and Egypt The main objective of the project is to contribute to the enhancement of the protection space for asylum seekers and refugees in Egypt in line with the CEAS and EU standards.
Appraisal of the United Nation Development Programme Project "Anti-Corruption for Trust in Lebanon" The objective of the appraisal is to assess the quality and feasibility of the proposed bilateral support to UNDP in Lebanon. Based on this, adjustments of the final project document will be made before submission to the grant authorities.
Danish experts in international organisations Danish experts to UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO)
MINURSO (Vestsahara)  FNs Fredsbev.org. UNDPKO pålignet bidrag, 15% MINURSO blev oprindeligt oprettet i 1991 med formål om at sikre fred i Vestsahara, efter Spaniens tilbagetrækning fra området, som både Marokko og frihedsbevægelsen Polisario gjorde krav på. MINURSO skulle sikre våbenhvile samt planlægge afholdelse af valg samt identificere og registrere vælgere.
Consultancy as to Formulating a new Danish Organisation Strategy for UNRWA (2023-2027) Is to support the Danish Representative Office (DRO) in Ramallah with formulating an organisational strategy for Danish cooperation with UNRWA
Improving SDGs in Developing Countries through Corporate Benchmarking To contribute to a society that values the success of business by what it contributes to the world by building a movement to measure and incentivise business impact towards a sustainable future that works for everyone. The immediate objective of the grant is to ensure improved social and economic conditions on people, workers, communities and the environment in developing countries through improved SDG performance by large companies by way of corporate benchmarking.
COWI - Technical Assistance to the Drinking Water Project Technical assistance is intended to strengthen the capacities of those implementing the Drinking Water project to take ownership of new approaches and themes, planning, programming, feasibility studies, summary preliminary projects and detailed preliminary draft concerning the realization of investments and their management.
Red Cross Denmark - NGO call Sahel - 2020-2025 The grant is awarded to the Danish Red Cross project: Protection, Resilience, Cohesion: Sustainable support and solutions to displaced and host communities in Mali and Niger.

The primary objective of the project is stated as: Contribute to the protection and resilience of displaced persons and host communities in vulnerable situations through humanitarian assistance and sustainable inclusive solutions for livelihood and social cohesion in selected regions of Mali and Niger Red Cross Denmark - NGO call Sahel - 2020-2025 - The project will contribute to the protection and resilience of displaced persons and host communities in vulnerable situations through humanitarian assistance and sustainable inclusive solutions for livelihood and social cohesion in selected regions of Mali and Niger.
1000 Abrahamic Circles The aim of the Abrahamic Circle is to change negativity on the ground at the grassroots level, to create new friendships out of disconnected Abrahamic leaders, and then to cultivate respect out of ignorance.
Skills development, social dialogue and decent jobs for young Tanzanians The objective of the DE is to contribute to the development of employable young people with vocational skills and decent jobs in Tanzania.

The long-term systematic change to be realized through the DE interventions is more employable young people with vocational skills and decent jobs from a more flexible and responsive TVET system that addresses demands of a dynamic labour market. As a result hereof, Tanzanian industries and value chains will gain improved access to the technological know-how and skills required in the labour market. Specifically, the DE intends to bring about more skilled, reskilled and upskilled workers with mechanical and electrical competencies to address the demands from , regional and local markets for sustainable (and green) solutions, primarily within the agro-industry. A key achievement will be that social partners play a central role in promoting demand-driven TVET with apprenticeships in companies and dual theory/practice learning in TVET institutions. The objective of the DE will be achieved through three outcomes: 

1) Improved demand-driven TVET system with social partners promoting TVET training that accommodate current and future skills needed, 

2) Companies and workers contribute to a modernized learning environment in agro-industries with flexible work-based learning (for apprentices and teachers), and 

3) Skilled young people and workers are competent with mechanical and electrical skills in demand by private agro-companies.
Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights To reduce maternal mortality and morbidity, reduce the unmet need for SRHR (including Family Planning), and decrease prevalence of Gender Based Violence (including Harmful and Traditional Practices).
Strategic Sector Cooperation on Waste between Denmark and Kenya, Phase II Strategic Sector Cooperation on Waste between Denmark and Kenya, Phase II Improvement of waste management and reduction of pollution from manufacturing industries through improved implementation of Kenya’s regulatory framework for waste management and environmental performance of manufacturing industries based on circular economy principles.
Conflict Management and Peacebuilding The Project’s objective is to contribute to an increasingly peaceful political and social development in Ghana within a more peaceful region. The main project outcome is local and national response structures developed and feeding into National Early Warning and Response Systems and ECOWAS – Early Warning and Response System.
Danish Red Cross (DRC) and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding Syria 2020 Support to ICRC's efforts in Syria through Red Cross Denmark 2020
PSED 1 – Strengthening the maritime law enforcement response to piracy and maritime crime in the Gulf of Guinea (UNODC) Ghana and Nigeria have a solid and comprehensive response to maritime threats in place.
European Commission share of administration fees for Kenya Climate Investment Centre MESPT: Greening the value chains
WB: Environmental/Climate governance
TMEA: Green regional trade
KCIC: Supporting climate technologies and related innovative business models
Enhancing protection of migrants in West and Central Africa (WCA) through consolidated migration governance in Mali and Niger. 2021-2022. The proposed project aims to contribute to enhancing the protection of migrants in West and Central Africa (WCA) through consolidated migration governance in Mali and Niger. Specifically, this project will contribute to: 

1) Strengthening data and evidence base on migration trends through continued flow monitoring of migrants and displaced populations along key migration routes and at displacement sites, collection of data on migrant deaths and disappearances along the main migratory routes, mainstreaming of key protection and counter-trafficking indicators, bolstering harmonization of indicators and inter-governmental collaboration on data collection and analysis, and the building of government capacities to collect, harmonize and process administrative migration data, while promoting and incorporating mainstreaming of gender indicators and gathering gender disaggregated information in data collection activities  (outcome 1)

2) Strengthening capacity building on migration management of government actors at regional, national and local levels to mainstream migration into public policy, effectively implementing relevant migration governance frameworks and policies while engaging relevant actors (outcome 2)
Review of the UNEP DTU Partnership The objective of this review is to: 

(i)	Establish background material for guiding the future direction and design of UDP. The review will thus form part of the basis for designing a proposal for the UDP Project covering 2022 – 2025, and will guide activity priorities and possible improvements in project implementation and administration for a possible next phase of the partnership.

(ii)	Assess the scope for strategic use of the new the UNEP – Denmark Partnership Committee.

(iii)	Assessing the contribution of the UNEP DTU Partnership to align efforts to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals for UNEP and Danida as well as at country level.
Appraisal of UniCEF's Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Programme in Ethiopia The objective of the assignment is quality assurance of the programme document, which is based on the original UNICEF programme documents. The Consultant, with his/her experience from adaptation of UNICEF programme documents to Danida programming formats, will help ease the adaptation process while on the same time assist ELK in providing input for the Programme Committee discussions on the overall programme design, compliance to DANIDA guidelines as well as DAC-criteria.
Establishment of the Women and Development Agency The grant aims to provide financial, technical and administrative support in the establishment of the Women and Development Agency as a designated, imbedded body within the Organization for Islamic Cooperation (OIC), to address the need to accelerate women’s economic participation, end violence against women and prevent violent extremism and effectively apply the principle of ‘Leaving no one Behind’. Provide financial, technical and administrative support in the establishment of the Women and Development Agency (WDA) as a designated, imbedded body within the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), to address the need to accelerate women’s economic participation, end violence against women and prevent violent extremism and effectively apply the principle of ‘Leaving no one Behind’.
United Nations International Children's Fund (UNICEF) Multilateral humanitarian Strategic Partnership Agreement 2020-2022 Funding under Strategic Partnership Agreement between the Government of Denmark and the United Nations Childrens Fund for 2020-2022
Midterm Review fo the Aid for Trade Program 2018-20 Midterm Review fo the Aid for Trade Program 2018-20 Midterm Review fo the Aid for Trade Program 2018-20 Midterm Review fo the Aid for Trade Program 2018-20
Desk appr. Implementation of WB Strategy for Fragility The objective of the appraisal is to quality-assure the grant and underlying documentation for the Danish support to the Implementation of the World Bank Strategy for Fragility, Conflict and Violence, 2021-2023 through SPF and GPFD. The objective is in particular also, on this basis, to provide recommenda-tions towards enhancing and systematizing Denmark’s policy dialogue with the WBG in the field of fragility, conflict and violence in the grant period 2021-2023 with a view to promoting Danish priorities.
MRD-concultancy: Formulation of DIPD and DIHR The MFA has commenced a harmonisation of the modalities of support to a handful of organisations supporting promotion of human rights and democracy. The group includes the Danish Institute of Human Rights, the Danish Institute for Democracy and Parties, DIGNITY- the Danish Institute against Torture and IWGIA (International Working Group for Indigenous Affairs). The MFA has decided to align the modality with Danida’s Guidelines for Programmes and Projects based on a Development Engagement Document (DED). The Council for Development Policy approved DEDs for DIGNITY and IWGIA on November 26 2020. Submission of DEDs to the Council for DIHR and DIPD are anticipated to take place in May 2021.

The objective of this assignment is to support MUS with strategic advice, sparring and quality assurance in terms of formulating and designing the appropriation documentation for DIHR and DIPD required by the Danida Aid Management Guidelines. To provide assistance reg. the formulation of DIPD and DIHR.
European Council on Foreign Relations ECFR 2019-2022 Enhancing European Policy towards the MENA/Sahel Region
Western Balkans Readmission Capacity Building Facility (WBCAP) The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to enhanced national migration management and readmission systems in the Western Balkans, and strengthened cooperation with relevant countries of origin and EU Member States on readmission, through the establishment of a Western Balkans Readmission Capacity-Building Facility (WBCAP).
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) flash appeal funding Syria 2021 Meeting the objectives of UNFPA’s humanitarian operations in Syria, including in the North-East Syria in 2021, with a funding requirement of 80.9 million USD.
India - Strategic Sector Cooperation on Water - Phase I Strategic Sector Cooperation on water between Denmark and India, phase I

The cooperation will contribute to achieving the Government of India’s objective that by 2024, all rural households will receive drinking water supply in adequate quantity and of prescribed quality on regular and long-term basis at affordable service delivery charges, leading to improvement in living standards of rural communities.
Save the Children activities in Syria and the region, 2019 Addressing the basic, educational and protective needs of vulnerable children and their families who have been forced to flee inside Syria or to Lebanon or Jordan as well as host communities affected by the Syrian crisis Save the Children activities in Syria and the region 2019
DMDP 2020 - PBSP, Filippinerne The ‘More with Less in the Philippine Coconut Industry’ project by PBSP, Lionheart and PCA will
contribute to SDG8 by stimulating higher levels of economic activity in the coconut sector
through technological upgrading and innovation, and by focusing on safe and labor intensive
production of high-value added products from coconut sap. By introducing planting materials of
superior variety, coupled with environmental friendly Good Agricultural Practices, yield will
increase. Introducing innovative technologies in sap tapping will make the task less difficult,
thereby increasing productivity and generating jobs. These twin interventions result in increased
income for farmers and farm workers, and therefore contribute to poverty alleviation. For the
commercial partner Lionheart this would mean more raw materials for its processing plant
resulting in a 30% increase in the company’s income. 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: Additional capital raised (investment leverage). ‘More with Less in the Philippine Coconut Industry’

The ‘More with Less in the Philippine Coconut Industry’ project by PBSP, Lionheart and PCA will contribute to SDG8 by stimulating higher levels of economic activity in the coconut sector through technological upgrading and innovation, and by focusing on safe and labor intensive production of high-value added products from coconut sap. By introducing planting materials of superior variety, coupled with environmental friendly Good Agricultural Practices, yield will increase. Introducing innovative technologies in sap tapping will make the task less difficult, thereby increasing productivity and generating jobs. These twin interventions result in increased income for farmers and farm workers, and therefore contribute to poverty alleviation. For the commercial partner Lionheart this would mean more raw materials for its processing plant resulting in a 30% increase in the company’s income.
Burkina, Water 2021-2025 - Support adaptation to climate change Appuyer la création de mesures d’adaptation aux changements climatiques afin d’éviter que les conditions de vie des populations vulnérables ne se détériorent davantage, en veillant à améliorer l’accès aux ressources en eau pour tous les besoins et à le rendre plus juste et équitable. The support will contribute to significantly increase access to clean water and sanitation and to improve water resources management to strengthen resilience and improve the livelihood of the population. The support will give priority to further refine mechanisms related to solving water related conflicts and to develop water related climate change adaptation measures.
Red Cross Denmark/ICRC Syria Appeal, 2021 Meeting the objectives of the 2021 ICRC Syria Appeal with financial requirements amounting to 193.6 million CHF.

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/annual-report Meeting the objectives of the 2021 ICRC Syria Appeal with financial requirements amounting to 193.6 million CHF.
Assessed contribution of Denmark to Multilateral Fund for the Montreal Protocol (Ozone Fund) The Multilateral Fund provides financial assistance to developing countries to help with the phase-out of ozone depleting substances.
Appraisal of UNICEF Covid-19 respons project document - Ghana / Danish Embassy Through this appraisal, it is the objective that an independent assessment of the proposed project document for a UNICEF Covid-19 response support in Ghana will identify areas that need to be addressed in the project document, risks and barriers for implementation that should be mitigated and recommendations in general to be considered. Inputs that overall will contribute to a project document of higher quality and increased likelihood to deliver development that provides sustainable and inclusive results
SSC Food sector China phase II The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Food is a peer-to-peer cooperation between the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration and the Chinese State Administration of Market Regulation. Through the cooperation, the Chinese State Administration of Market Regulation will improve the implementation of the Chinese Food Safety Law within the area of food safety regulation systems and improve Food Safety Risk Management and Alert Communi-cation System.

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 phases; 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 Safety in China aims to Support Chinese authorities to achieve a safer food production, improve the food safety level and ensure public health by:

-Improving the implementation of the Chinese Food Safety Law within the area of food safety regulation systems:
-Improving Food Safety Risk Management and Alert Communication System;
-Strengthening food safety for infant formula milk powder.;
LittleBigHelp COVID-19 Emergency Pool project Empowering Individuals in India to create a brighter future 2021 Through computer training for tribal youth, the project empowers young people living in rural villages with basic computer skills.

In the girls’ and boys’ homes (orphanages supported by the project), vulnerable girls and boys can get away from the streets and start a new life with care, comfort, nutrition and education – and a place to call ‘home’.

At nine community centres, the project prepares children for school, support their families and raise awareness about the rights for people living in slum areas.

The project support the centre for special education, which offers care and education for children and adolescents with special needs.
Lebanon Financing Facility (LFF) for Reform, Recovery and Reconstruction The objective of the Lebanon Financing Facility (LFF), a multi-donor trust fund, is to support immediate socio-economic recovery of vulnerable people and businesses following the explosion in Beirut on August 2020 and to build the foundations for medium-term recovery and the sustainable reconstruction of the Port of Beirut and affected neighborhoods. The LFF is fully aligned with the priorities of the Lebanon Reform, Recovery and Reconstruction Framework (3RF) and seeks to accelerate the design and implementation of targeted reforms and strengthen institutional mechanisms and capacities for multi-stakeholder dialogue, monitoring and oversight.
Capital increase to IFU for investment in the water sector Objective: Contribute to improved access to safe drinking water; improved effective wastewater treatment and effective use of water resources in developing countries in support of the achievement of SDG 6.