devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Support for UNICEF Supply Division COVID-19 The contribution to UNICEF will be targeted two mutual-reinforcing aspects of the COVID-19 response and vaccine efforts:

1) UNICEF’s ACT-A Supply Financing Fund will be supported with DKK 30 million in order to; support the procurement of 50-100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines, the procurement of 500 million syringes, 10,000 refrigerators, and freight and in-country delivery costs for receiving countries 

2) Increased warehouse capacity in UNICEF Supply Division’s warehouse in Copenhagen in order to meet rising demands for effective storage and distribution of supplies in support of COVID-19 response and vaccination efforts. The additional storage space will allow for storage of pallets to store PPE, syringes and disposal boxes, oxygen concentrators and other key supplies.

Denmark is co-sponsoring UNICEF's ACT-A and COVAX and results therefore reflect ACT-A and COVAX's overall goals for 2021.
Global Focus (GF) development project Tech for Democracy 2021-2022 Achieving a more resilient civil society that uses technology as a positive force for change in the Global South, instead of primarily having to protect itself against the use of technology.
FAO Lebanon The expected long-term impact of the project is: The resilience, the food security and the livelihoods of the vulnerable small-scale women and men farmers, and unskilled workers from host communities and displaced Syrians are improved.

To achieve this goal, the project will work with the MoA, Green Plan to support farmers’ investments in land reclamation, water reservoirs and other on-farm complementary works.  This will be pursued through the support of the Green Plan funding mechanism, monitoring activities, developing the capacities of the farmers in collaboration with MoA extension services centres, with a priority given to women farmers.

The project will be supporting 1 000 vulnerable small-scale women and men farmers’ investments with matching grants (representing around 25 percent of the total initial cost of the investment paid by the farmer) for reclaiming their unproductive or abandoned lands, constructing water reservoirs for buffering water shortages, and/or other on-farm complementary works (terracing, retaining walls, planting of tree seedlings, installing more efficient drip irrigation systems, and fencing). Assuming that 70 percent of beneficiaries will enter into production after 3 years, it is expected that 700 beneficiary farmers will be producing at the end of the project. These matching grants will support investments that would generate a production value of about USD 3 to 9 million when farms reach maturity. It is expected that these investments will generate unskilled labour for host communities and displaced Syrians for the value of USD 1.0 to 1.5 million.
Danmission COVID-19 Emergency Pool project 2020 To nurture the resource persons of interfaith dialogue for multiplication of interfaith dialogue knowledge and awareness in local areas.

To strengthen ecumenical networking among the different Christian denomination in the regional level.

To promote the ecumenical spirit for enhancement of inter and intra faith dialogue.
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.
DKPTO - Exchange of Best Practices in the field of IPR The grant will support three outputs contributing to institutional capacity building in the field of intellectual property rights, consisting seven webinars for knowledge exchanges, and three study visits to Denmark. The grant forms part of an MoU for bilateral cooperation between the Directorate General of Intellectual Property (DGIP) Ministry of Law and Human Rights of Republic of Indonesia and the Danish Patent and Trademark Office (DKPTO) encompassing exchanges of best practices, experiences, and knowledge between the two parties.

The objective of the project is institutional capacity building in the field of intellectual property rights to promote innovation and economic growth in Indonesia as a transition and growth economy.

The grant will support three outputs contributing to institutional capacity building in the field of intellectual property rights, consisting seven webinars for knowledge exchanges, and three study visits to Denmark.
Strategic Sector Cooperation in Education Between Denmark and Vietnam, Phase II The main objective of the project is to strengthen the relevance, quality, and responsiveness of vocational education in Vietnam.
World Food Programme (WFP) flash appeal funding Sahel 2019-2020 Danish contribution to WFP in relation to strengthening of the food security in Sahel (Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger and Lake Chad), 2019-2020
Global Platform Youth Activities in South Financed by Global Contact Course Activities Application to the COVID-19 Emergency pool (Nødpulje).

The goal of the Global Platforms is capacity building and mobilising of local youth. The platforms work as central hubs for youth organisations and local young people who can meet, find support and politically engage in a safe environment.

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 Global Platforms activities. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, planned development activities are in risk of closure, which would negatively affect results. Capacity building and engagement of local youth in political and social change processes.

Innovative courses in human rights, global citizenship, campaign building, entrepreneurship, activism, organization.

Engage local youth in a global network of peer-support in order to create global opportunities for action.
IOM. Assistance and protection of unaccompanied and separated migrant children in Morocco. 2019-2023. The aim of the project is to continue contributing to the improvement of assistance and protection to unaccompanied and separated children in Morocco. The intervention foresees on continued work on improving direct assistance services in the field and in parallel support key Ministries and institutional actors to proactively engage on migrant children’s protection, ensuring sustainable solutions and the country ownership.

IOM proposes to address these challenges through a four-folded action aiming to:
1) engage key institutional actors in Morocco on the protection of national and foreign unaccompanied and separated children, improving their response to children’s needs in different Moroccan regions. 
2) Support CSOs already active on child protection and/or vulnerable migrants’ assistance in Morocco to efficiently assist and protect unaccompanied and separated children in different Moroccan regions.
3) Raise awareness of stakeholders in Morocco as well as migrant children on child trafficking and the risks connected to irregular migration of unaccompanied and separated children in Morocco.
4) Foster international dialogue and cooperation on migrant children’s protection – with a focus on unaccompanied and separated children
Monitoring and Evaluation for Syria-Iraq Programme 2019-2021 Syrien-Irak 2019-2021. Monitorering og Evaluering M&E.
DMDP - Solar Cooling for Reduced Food Loss, Jobs and Income Opportunities in Kenya - WWF Solar cooling for reduced food loss, job and income opportunities among smallholders in Kenya
Desk Midterm review of Organisation Strategies for Denmark's engagement with UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UN-Women 2018-2022 The midterm review will focus on the Organisation Strategies, the continued relevance of their priority areas in view of these new developments and Denmark’s Strategic Partnership Agreements with the organisations for 2020-2022. It will present any needs for adjustments for the remaining period of the Strategies as well as provide recommendations that will feed into the next generation of Organisation Strategies/Strategic Partnership Agreements – jointly to be developed in 2022 for the period 2023-2025. It is not as such an assessment of the performance of the organisations, for which Denmark – among others – rely on the assessments of the MOPAN network.
Pre-appraisal of Kenya Bilateral Programme 21-25 Pre-appraisal of Kenya Bilateral Programme 2021-2025
Strengthening Disaster Risk Management in Lebanon Support the Disister Risk Management Units national strategy and develop an efficient and replicable river basin integrated risk management model allowing local communities and actors to build their resilience and enhance their means and capacity to engage in prevention, preparedness and response against disasters, with a particular focus on floods in two river basins.
Network to integrate productivity and occupational safety and health improvements, NIPOSH. The project titled Network to Integrate Productivity and Occupational Safety and Health improvements (NIPOSH) has been supported in the period December 2020 to October 2022.  The project did not have any target set for 2020. To contribute to development of decent work and economic growth (SDG 8) in the RMG industry and thereby to contribute to the future social sustainability of the industry. The direct objective of the development cooperation is to develop and document a network model for integrated improvement of OSH and productivity (LEAN), and to secure a sustainable model where BGMEA in cooperation with universities is qualified to lead such future processes.
Deskappraisal of the Palestine Bilateral Programme The objective of this Final Desk Appraisal (FDA) is to provide an assessment of the quality and feasibility of the proposed bilateral programme and engagements under Palestine Bilateral Programme: 2021 – 2025. The FDA will assess the DRO’s follow-up actions on the recommendations from the Pre-appraisal (PA) report submitted to the DRO on 27 May, 2021. The PA recommended number of adjustments are to be made prior to the FDA and submission to the Danish grant authorities.
UNICEF humanitarian action in Ethiopia incl. Tigray, 2021 Dansk bidrag på 30 mio. kr. til UNICEFss humanitære respons i Tigray/Etiopien med henblik på at bidrage til livsredende nødhjælp og afværge en truende sultkrise.  UNICEFs responsplan i Tigray sigter mod at levere humanitær bistand til 2,8 millioner børn og deres familier i Tigray oig de berørte områder i naboregionerne Afar og Amhara. 

https://www.unicef.org/ethiopia/reports To contribute to meeting the objectives of the 2021 Humanitarian Response Plan for Ethiopia that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 93,7 Mio. USD
Sekundering af Søren Liborius SL til EEAS Stratcom The seconded national expert will, in co-operation with the Stratcom team, support EUs external policies by;

- Support Eastern Neighbourhood partner countries in developing their capacities and policy frameworks on disinformation and foreign manipulative interference;

- Work closely with especially Ukraine and Georgia on their efforts to increase resilience and capabilities;

- Support an enabling environment for other external policies and programmes of the Union in close collaboration with the Commission, notably Support Group Ukraine

- Contribute to the EU’s proactive communications in the Eastern Neighbourhood through engagement with relevant media actors, e.g. Russian language media in Ukraine.

- Contribute to supporting media in the Eastern Neighbourhood through developing and maintaining existing networks of journalists and media-related NGOs; Ref. Ares(2020)1816035 - 30/03/2020

- Contribute to the further development of the EUvsDisinfo online products with analysis of media narratives in relations to conflicts, political trends and the foreign policy agenda in Ukraine and other Eastern Partnership countries;

- Raise awareness of disinformation as well as the wider media situation in the Eastern Neighbourhood through, i.a., appearing on expert panels, giving background briefs to journalists and speaking in public at related research and awareness raising events;

- Liaise with relevant colleagues in delegations, other EU institutions, Member States as well as international organisations, such as NATO and OSCE;
UNFPA efforts in Ethiopia 2021 10 mio. DKK for UNFPA's humanitarian efforts in Ethiopia: UNFPA has the coordinating UN responsibility for sexual and reproductive health services and the fight against SGBV and FGM. In the light of the extensive humanitarian challenges throughout Ethiopia, UNFPA works in an integrated manner to promote life-saving sexual and reproductive services and to prevent and address gender-based violence in both humanitarian and development programs. The Ethiopian Humanitarian Response Plan estimates a need to reach 4.6 million people with health services, including life-saving sexual and reproductive services. In addition, the plan estimates that 395,000 women and girls will need interventions related to gender-based violence. However, UNFPA has stated that it estimates that 2.5 million girls and women live at risk of SGBV. In the light of the acute humanitarian challenges, UNFPA has drawn up an additional response plan for Tigray and the conflict-affected neighboring regions of Afar and Amhara with a budget of 5 million. USD, of which 2.5 mill. USD so far is covered. The response plan focuses on UNFPA's core services and aims to reach 112,200 women and girls over a six-month period. Finally, in addition to the plan, UNFPA has identified new urgent needs for the establishment of 'safe spaces' for women and girls in internally displaced persons' camps.


www.unfpa.org Meeting the objectives of the 2021 Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 1.68 billion USD.
Data verification for statistical reporting of development assistance to OECD (2021) Data verification for statistical reporting of development assistance to OECD regarding Official Development Assistance (ODA), Other Official Flows (OOF) and Private Flows.
AFD-DRM Support the DRMU national strategy and develop an efficient and replicable reviser basin integrated risk management model allowing local communities and actors to build their resilience and enhance their prevention, preparedness and response means and capacities against disasters especially floods in two targeted river basins.
Denmark's contribution to the 19th replenishment of the International Development Association (IDA19) Based on the latest updated version of the World Bank Group Corporate Scorecards (Source 1-3), The World Bank Annual Report 2022 (Source 4) alongside the Danish organisational strategy for the World Bank (Source 5), the following results can be noted in relation the Danish priorities:

•	Concerning target 1 of “ending extreme poverty”, extreme poverty has continued its decline. The World population that lives on less than USD1.9/day has decreased from the 2011 baseline of 13,5% (Source 5:10) to 8.4% in 2019 (Source 1: Goals) . For recent regional updates on extreme poverty, see source 4. 

•	In relation to target 2 on ‘promoting shared prosperity’, the income growth is indicated by the 40% poorest in each country. The growth rate has decreased from the 2011 baseline of 3.6% (Source 5:10), to 2.0% in 2019 (Source 1: Goals).

•	Regarding target 3 on CO2eq emissions reductions per year, improvements have been made since the FY15-17 baseline. The emissions reductions reached app. 15 million CO2eq/year in 2011 (Source 5:10), whereas the latest Corporate Scorecard update shows a 194 million CO2eq/year emissions reduction in FY19-FY22 (Source 2: Resilience). For recent regional updates on CO2 emissions, see source 4.

•	With reference to target 4, client feedback on WB effectiveness and the impact on development results improvements has improved. The WB score was 6.9 out of 10 in the 2013 baseline (source 5:10), and 7.1 in 2022 (source 3: Supporting Clients [...]). 

The Danish motivation for supporting IDA19 is ending extreme poverty in the world’s poorest countries, strengthening efforts made to address FCV – particularly in Africa – as well as addressing climate change. To learn more about current IDA19 work, please see: ida.worldbank.org/en/replenishments/ida19-replenishment

Sources: 
1) tinyurl.com/scorecardt1
2) tinyurl.com/scorecard2
3) tinyurl.com/scorecard3
4) tinyurl.com/WBannualreport
5) tinyurl.com/DanidaWB Under the overarching theme of "Ten Years to 2030: Growth, People, and Resilience," IDA19 supports the world’s poorest and most vulnerable countries to implement country-driven solutions that are people-centered, boost economic growth, and bolster resilience to climate shocks and natural disasters.  

IDA19 focuses on five special themes: (i) climate change; (ii) fragility, conflict and violence; (iii) gender; (iv) governance and institutions; and (v) jobs and economic transformation. IDA19 also incorporates four cross-cutting issues: debt, disability, human capital, and technology.
Røde Kors Danmark/ICRC Afghanistan Appeal 2021 Meeting the objectives of the 2021 ICRC Afghanistan Appeal that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 88.5 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 Afghanistan Appeal that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 88.5 million CHF.
Earthquake in Albania To provide immediate relief to the 2019 Earthquake in Albania
Mission East: Emergency Humanitarian assistance and support to  crisis affected communities and HHs in Takhar and Badakhsban 2022-23. Humanitarian assistance and support to  crisis affected communities and HHs in Takhar and Badakhsban 2022-23.
Global Equality Fund Phase IV Agreement The Fund aims to act as a platform for cross-sector collaboration with the objective of ensuring that LGBTI persons can exercise their human rights free from violence, severe discrimination and criminalization.
Support the Reform of the Child Justice System in Egypt The project aims to support the Child Justice System reform in Egypt to better protect the rights of children, including children on the move and promote alternatives to deprivation of liberty, when possible.
Process consultant. Taskforce for developing the ‘Strategic Framework. Denmark’s partnership with the Eastern Neighbourhood Countries.’ In order to improve the next phase of the Neighbourhood Program (2022 – 2026) we have decided to develop an overall ‘Strategic Framework for Denmark’s Partnership with the Eastern neighbourhood countries.’

The objective for the Process Consultant is to assist the taskforce and EUN with developing and implementing the process, which will result in the creation of the new Strategic Framework. Here, the consultant has to organise and participate in both meetings in the taskforce, workshops and in consultations with the partners and stakeholders in the Eastern Partner countries, where Denmark does not have representations on the ground (also in Ukraine in agreement with the Embassy). Furthermore, the consultant will also contribute with presentations to the Program Committee and UPR. Finally, the consultant will also be one of the main authors of the draft for the new strategic framework.
Contribution to UNICEF's thematic funding windows 2018-2022 As part of the Strategic Partnership Agreement with UNICEF, Denmark provides support for the following thematic funds for country-level activities in Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso:

- Child Protection - with the aim of improving and advocating for equitable prevention of and response to violence, abuse, exploitation and neglect of children.
- Education - with the aim of of improving learning outcomes as well as advocate for equitable and inclusive education. UNICEF will continue its focus on access and learning in primary education.
- Health - with the aim of improving and advocating for equitable use of high-impact maternal, newborn and child health interventions from pregnancy to adolescence and promotion of healthy behaviors.
”Baseline Assessment on Digitalization and Transparency in Brazilian State Governments” ”Baseline Assessment on Digitalization and Transparency in Brazilian State Governments”, Standard Consultancy Agreement
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Multilateral humanitarian Strategic Partnership Agreement 2020-2022 Support to UNFPA Humanitarian Response 2020-2022
UNFPA - SRHR in humanitarian crises - 2020-2022 Support for Scaling up UNFPA Surge Response in Humanitarian Contexts
Overall goal: Ensure a timely, effective and predictable response that ensures every woman and girl affected by an emergency or crisis has access to the protection and services needed to preserve her health and dignity. This overall program objective is to facilitate the ongoing strengthening and sustainability of UNFPA’s global emergency surge roster through recruitment and preparation of experts to humanitarian country teams.

https://www.unfpa.org/publications Danish contribution to UNFPA in relation to the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in humanitarian crises during a three year period from primo 2020 - ultimo 2022 by providing support for Scaling up UNFPA Surge Response in Humanitarian Contexts.
Conducting a Vietnam country level survey of the Global Corruption Barometer ¿ GCB 2019 Project Goal 
The goal of the project is to capture over time Vietnam people’s experiences with bribery across different institutions, views of corruption, the effectiveness of the government’s anticorruption efforts, as well as citizens’ willingness to stand up against corruption. 
Specific Objectives
The main objective of the project is to collect and provide detailed evidence on how corruption is perceived and experienced in Vietnam. Specifically, GCB 2019 aims at providing recommendations to specific targets groups such as the Communist Party of Vietnam, the government anti-corruptions agencies and other stakeholders on how to eliminate bribery in public services, engage citizens in anti-corruption efforts and address corruption in the private sector.
Expected results: 
1.	A comprehensive mapping of Vietnamese people perceptions, experience and behaviours associated with integrity and corruption in the form of a Global Corruption Barometer publication (GCB 2019), in both English and Vietnamese languages.
2.	The results of the GCB 2019 will be used to promote and support greater integrity amongst citizens in Vietnam. 
3.	The GCB 2019 report will contribute to policy advocacy by providing clear recommendations to anti-corruption agencies, government education (and other public) institutions with a view to improving their anti-corruption programmes.
Folkekirkens Nødhjælp Ulandskalender 2021-2023 Imagine if your everyday life was threatened by conflict, with fighting and raiding considered commonplace. That the weather is no longer as it has been for the last centuries and your parents can’t feed your family in the
way your ancestors have done for generations. That you must leave your regular life behind and stop going to school to help your parents with physical hard work – all in the hope that you and your family can survive. This is life for many children in Turkana in Kenya. Danish Church Aid - Christmas Calender 2021-2023 - Aminit dreams of going to school. The overall goal of the project is to enable children in target areas of Turkana to access quality education.
WFP Sahel 2019-2020 Danish contribution to WFP in relation to strengthening of the food security in Sahel (Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger and Lake Chad), 2019-2020