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Camco - Support to REPP 2 TA Facility Norad will co-finance Camco's technical assistance facility (TAF) which will support potential investee companies for their REPP 2 investment fund. This will include project development work and competency building inside the companies, as well as proof-of-concept grants to women-led start-ups and some institutional capacity building with relevant regulatory authorities.

Through its investments, REPP 2 aims to stimulate the development of a vibrant, networked and viable market for small to medium distributed renewable energy projects in Sub-Saharan Africa, contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG 7 – affordable and clean energy and SDG 13 – climate action and to the UK’s ICF strategy KPI15.
unearmarked core funding. addtional grant Engaging non-state armed actors in protection civilans in armed conflict. Multiyear agreement to support Geneva calls strategy. Unearmarked core funding. additonal grant of four million NOK
OfD Benin NCA Framework agreement OfD planning Benin. Framework agreement regarding Oil for Development actitivies between the Norwegian Coastal Administration and Norad.
Small Arms Survey - Human Security Baseline Assesment The proposed project is to provide evidence-based information and nuanced analysis for decision- and policy-makers, to bolster the development and implementation of evidence-based policies and programs that support peace-making and state-building in South Sudan. The proposed activities and expected outcomes build upon HSBA’s track record of nearly two decades of empirical research on Sudan (2006-present) and South Sudan (2011-present).
Syria -Contribution to combat sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) Syria - Contribution to combat sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in humanitarian crises as per the 2020 Humanitarian Action Overview/Appeals
COMMUNITIES OF HOPE: INTRA AND INTERFAITH HARMONY FOR SUSTAINABLE PEACE  2021-22 The project will strive to improve relations among different faith communities by strengthening community-based structures that will facilitate local communities to prevent and addresses religiously motivated conflicts. The project will also mobilize civil society organization (CSOs) to advocate attitudinal change for effective implementation of laws and policies towards equal citizenship in 2 districts of Punjab (Lahore and Gujranwala) province and Islamabad Capital Territory
Institutional cooperation, Auditor General of Myanmar Assistance to institutional capacity development. Focus: High quality audits in the Petroleum sector
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Bangladesh, Cambodia. Nobojibon creates opportunities for quality education locally through establishing needful quality educational institutions. Considering the poverty and employability, Nobojibon emphasizes on vocational skill building
of poor communities, beside the general education.  We strongly believe If Nobojibon
Politics and development - information activities in Norway North-south information activities
Supporting Universal Health Coverage Norad will work with FolkeHelse Institutt to support WHO, the World Bank and other key partners to develope knowledge and supporting implementation of UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE in the poorest countries (special focus on SS Africa)
First Conference FAO/WHO/AU on food safety in Addis Abeba International conference on Food safety arranged by The Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO), World Health Organization (WHO) and African Union (AU). AU will host the conference in Addis Ababa 12th-13th February 2019. Topic for the conference is The future of Food safety. The conference aim to identify present and future challenges of food safety as one important issue in the agenda for upscaling global food security in light of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Building Resilient Livelihoods to Climate Change Support to resilience and adaptive capacity of vulnerable agriculture-dependent communities in South Sudan.
Support social and scientific research at CEIC Research and knowledge by culture respect for the fair distribution and allocation of assets, human rights and social justice.
Small Scale Grant IMR- OfD Programme in Mozambique The main activity (hereafter the activity) that will be carried out under the duration of the small-scale agreement between Norad and IMR is the work with a programme document for the next phase of the cooperation with Mozambique under the Oceans for Development programme in Mozambique. The grant will cover expenses in connection with IMR`s deliveries in the preparation of the programme document. IMR will also, in cooperation with Norad, arrange a workshop in Norway in the fall 2022. The grant will cover the expenses for Mozambique to participate in the workshop. 

This activity is a follow up from the conclusions from the fact-finding mission in Mozambique carried out this spring. In the report from the mission (where IMR contributed)  it was made a road map for the cooperation between the Mozambican and the Norwegian institution involved in the Ocean for Development cooperation in Mozambique.

The programme document will be made in cooperation between the Norwegian and the Mozambican Institutions involved in the cooperation under the Oceans for Development programme in Mozambique.  This Agreement also covers the participation of two experts from the Directorate of Fisheries in the Activity. 

The programme document will serve as a long-term basis for the cooperation between Norway and Mozambique under the Ocean for Development Programme in Mozambique. The Programme Document will identify activities of cooperation that will promote a strengthened, sustainable and inclusive ocean economy in Mozambique. The activities carried out under this fund shall be implemented in accordance with the Agreement between Norad and IMR, including the budget attached as annex A to the Agreement between Norad and IMR.
U4 Anti-corruption Resource Centre 2022-2026 The grant agreement covers support to the U4 Anti-corruption Resource Centre for the period 2022-2026. Climate change is one of the thematic areas U4 focusses on in the agreement.

The Project's expected effects on society (Impact) are contained in the following Strategic Goals, as defined in U4's Strategy 2022-2026.
1) Greater impact on the ground.
2) A coherent, global approach to anti-corruption.
3) Addressing the complexities of corruption head-on.
4) Pushing anti-corruption up the agenda.

For each strategic goal, an objective has been defined (in U4's Action Plan 2022-2026) as follows:

Strategic goal 1 (greater impact on the ground):
Objective 1: U4 will shift even further towards supporting local practice, strengthening our partners' work, and achieving greater impact 'on the ground'.

Strategic goal 2 (develop a coherent, global approach to anti-corruption):
Objective 2: Offer strategic advice, support and evidence to strengthen the coordination and development of joint positions among our U4 partners in their anti-corruption responses and in international policymaking; and to help them identify common ground and possible collaboration with the 'not-so-likeminded' where strategic interests coincide - such as corruption that undermines responses to climate change.

Strategic goal 3 (addressing the complexities of corruption):
Objective 3: Solving a myriad of connected corruption-related challenges across the globe and in different sectors, including in places and spaces conventionally seen as distant from the problem of large-scale corruption.

Strategic goal 4 (pushing anti-corruption higher up the agenda in our partners' home countries):
Objective 4: Making the case with evidence that anti-corruption is a key driver for change in U4 partner countries, demonstrating that corruption is related to a wide range of local, regional and global challenges, and that tackling corruption requires a transitional and cross-government effort.
Security component of Country Office programme Supporting safety and security measures for our operations in South Sudan
IPPF Core Contribution Core support to IPPF. IPPF’s new strategy (2023-2028) aims to strengthen gender-transformative initiatives and protect and promote SRHR for all, especially women, girls, and young people in all their diversities, with priority of vulnerable and marginalized groups, and those left furthest behind. Providing quality, rights-based and gender-sensitive SRHR services and information is at the heart of IPPFs strategy.
 
IPPF’s overall impact goal is to ensure that “all people are free to make choices about their sexuality and well-being, in a world without discrimination”. To achieve this, IPPF’s ToC presents four outcomes: 
1) Quality person-centered care to more people, in more places
2) Societal and legislative change for universal SRH
3) Amplify impact by building bridges, shaping discourse, and connecting communities, movements, and sectors
4) Replenish and nurture the Federation from a common value base and unleash our collective power for greater impact. 

SRHR, safe abortion, Comprehencive sexuality education (CSE), Family planning, FGM, SGBV, work with boys and men on positiv maskulinities.

A total of 140 countries are involved, including Norwegian partner countries: Afghanistan, Colombia, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Mozambique, Palestine, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria and Ukraine.
Civil Society influence for reduced inequality in El Salvador Civil society actors supported to influence policies, mobilise people to take actions for their rights with the aim to reduce political, social and economic inequalities, and address environmental concerns
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Kenya, Rwanda. Feasability study to map areas for exchange of personell and collaboration for learning.
Humanitarian Action Overview - Nigeria Humanitarian Action Overview. Support against sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV).
Kube Energy AS feasibility studies solar minigrids Somalia Kube Energy supplies electricity from off-grid energy solutions so communities, government agencies, businesses and organizations can access clean energy, reduce energy costs, streamline operations and lower carbon emissions.

The project consists of feasibility studies around new solar mini-grids at two sites and work with the Somali national and regional governments for an improved regulatory framework.
Indonesia: where we are heading? Approaching a decade of the UNGPs Support for two focus group discussions (FGD) on business and human rights in Indonesia: FGD1 on business and human rights teaching while FGD2 is on grievance mechanisms. Both FGDs will be followed up with written reports and analysis/policy recommendations.
Leveraging Faith to Seek Justice PCWR-FF NCA Pakistan has the overall objective of diverse, resilient and embowered communities to lead climate action for a discernible improvement in the quality of their communities.
ILO SCORE phase IV The program provides training to local businesses for improving their productivity, competitiveness and working conditions through five training modules that include workplace cooperation, quality management, clean production, human resource management and occupational safety and health. Phase IV will extend activities in the four countries where implementation was launched most recently, i.e. Bolivia, Ethiopia, Myanmar, and Tunisia.
Tenure Facility projects supported in Colombia Projects supported by the International Land and Forest Tenure Facility to enhance land reform and strengthen tenure rights of indigenous peoples and local communities in Colombia.
Refugee response in DRC Support to UNHCR's refugee response in DRC. Softly earmarked contributions to UNHCR activities and appeals 2023-2026.
SUNERGY. Job creation  through solar mini-grids Kenya and Uganda The agreement is under Norad's Enterprise for Development Scheme. The project includes feasibility studies for minigrids and larger stand-alone systems, training of employees and customers as well as a pilot targeting 200-300 households. The project will contribute to rural electrification from solar energy in Kenya and Uganda. The stand-alone systems will be of the order of 0.5 MW aimed at, among other things, drying processes on coffee and tea plantations (Commercial and Industrial) and hospitals).
Use of Statistics Norway for Tax for Development in Kenya Two-year pre-project to plan for a long-term collaboration. Some of the work that will be explored include 1) support to a statistical business register in Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS), 2) support to the national accounts section in KNBS, 3) support to macro model work, and 4) tax models. The aim is to develop a long-term cooperation between Statistics Norway and Kenya Institute of Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA), KNBS and Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) that can improve the institutions’ ability to provide research and policy analyses related to tax.
Accelerating and cementing change towards of FGM and Child marriage Contribute to an end to all forms of FGM and CEFM in the intervention areas by 2024
Busara Promotions Core support to Strategic Plan 2019-2024 Busara Promotions–Core support to Strategic Plan 2019-2024. Increased social cohesion and economic growth in Zanzibar, through local, regional and international music uniquely connected to Africa. Priority to artists who use music to promote peace, unity, human rights, freedom of expression and respect for cultural diversity. Special attention to the selection of female artists, encouraging female presence at the Festival, complemented by a gender-sensitive recruitment policy.
Improving results on Programme to Abandon FGM and CEFM FGM Baseline, Research and Endline studies in Ethiopia
UNODC FishNET 2.0 Capacity to address crimes in the fisheries sector This project aims to support developing countries to address crimes in the fisheries sector, and corruption linked to these crimes. With fish stocks rapidly being depleted, entire aquatic ecosystems are suffering from disruptions in the food chain and habitat degradation, crimes in the fisheries sector negatively impact life below water while corroding human and economic security. The project builds on the work of FishNET I, in particular efforts to increase the understanding of crimes in the fisheries sector globally, the resource guides prepared for this purpose, and the capacity building activities undertaken to date. Priority countries are Benin, Ghana, Kenya, Namibia, São Tomé und Príncipe, South Africa, Somalia, Tanzania, Togo and Vietnam. Given the underrepresentation of women in customs and law enforcement in particular, gender mainstreaming is a priority. 

Outcome 1: Legal and policy frameworks to address crimes in the fisheries sector are strengthened
Outcome 2: Criminal justice and law enforcement capacity to respond to crimes in the fisheries value chain is enhanced
Outcome 3:  Capacity to address corruption in the fisheries sector is strengthened
Outcome 4: Awareness on the serious nature of crimes in the fisheries sector raised at both regional and international levels 
Outcome 5: Network of qualified women strengthened
Training for an Enabiling Educational Contex for Transgender Persons The project will capacitate universities to integrate gender identity in teacher training programmes and to reduce transphobia in order to create enabling teaching and learning environments in both the higher and basic education sectors.
Humanitarian Action Overview - Iraq Humanitarian Action Overview. Support against sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV).
Development of solar and storage solution in Ukraine (Release and Standard Solar PV Solutions) Norad provides financial support for the development of mobile and stationary solar pv power generation and power storage solutions in Ukraine. The agreement is under Norad's Enterprise for Development Scheme (EDFJ).

Norad's support covers construction site preparations, logistics, infrastructure costs (high voltage upgrades) and legal costs. This is expected to help achieve the necessary permits for at least three solar projects by 31 December 2025.
TRF Expose the Flows. Working together to curb illicit financial flows - Regional The projects main objectives are:
Journalists have increased motivation and ability to report on Illicit Financial Flows (IFF)
Newsrooms have increased motivation and capacity to report on IFF.
Relevant stakeholders (including civil society, governments and revenue authorities) have increased knowledge on IFFs in Africa, and an increase motivation or ability to act to reduce IFFs/publish content on this.

Target group is journalists and other media professionals like editors in Africa. Main countries are Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Rwanda, Tanzania.
Annual Voluntary Contribution UNODC Annual Voluntary Contribution to UNODC. The planned effect on society is increased capacity of member states to fulfil their obligations under the drug control treaties, as well as the UNTOC, UNCAC and international legal instruments to prevent terrorism.
CHAI scaling-up skilled birth attendants for maternal & child health The main objective of the programme is to equip training institutions and the health sector to deliver maternal and child health services, particularly emergency obstetric care and family planning services, more effectively by increasing availability of nurse midwives, community midwives and community health workers throughout the continuum of care.
Gender-based Violence SOLISA/KIDAL Ending GBV against women and girls and granting access to Reproductive Health Services in the region of KIDAL. Implemented by SOLISA
Norad mid-term evaluations block grant Funds for country offices to support mid-term evaluations.
Employment for youth in Qalyoubia and Menoufia Strengtening national institutions for SME development and local employment and economic development in Qalyoubia and Menoufia
IFFIm frontloading for CEPI og Covid-19 IFFIm issues Covid19 Vaccine Bonds in the capital markets and repay these bonds with long-term donor pledges. IFFIm will frontload pledges made by the Norwegian Government to CEPI in 2021-2030, for the use in the years 2020-2021. CEPI is a partnership of public, private and humanitarian organizations. The Coalition will fund/stimulate development of vaccines against Covid19, and will work with partners to ensure equitable access to these vaccines.
Safe and Responsible Tournament To ensure safe and responsible structures and systems are in place for visitng teams
Climate resilient WASH development programme WASH interventions targeting right holders and duty bearers in Somalia
WWF Norway Expenses of WWF Norway office under the programme "Transforming China's Commodity Markets". The aim of this programme is to transform China’s market towards deforestation and conversion-free supply chains of pulp and paper, and soy and meat. This involves engaging government, financial institutions, companies and consumers, as well as capacity building efforts to create the motivation and capacity for the companies to make commitments and implement actions
Bridging Insights: Towards a Research-Based Conflict Resolution Model The aim of the project is to take the first critical steps in building the ecosystem needed to positively transform the Israel-Palestinian conflict; by engaging and mobilizing a significant network of diverse leaders, and by incorporating knowledge from a research-driven model on conflict resolution.
Indigenous and Intercultural Higher Education and Research Participatory indigenous and intercultural research, higher education and advocacy for indigenous peoples.
IDH landscapes program in Ethiopia The NICFI extension in Ethiopia will employ a market-led approach that supports the inclusion of local SMEs and smallholder farmers in the selected value chains with the aim of increasing productivity and incomes of smallholder farmers, ensuring the economic sustainability of SMEs and food security for the growing populations of Ethiopia, and to strengthen climate resilient food production in the selected landscapes.
With Equal Communities Project The project will focus on capacity building of the Fight Inequality National Coalition in taking up collective action to challenge causes of inequality.
ZIB Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Education policy and administrative management. Locally-led initiatives to increase quality of education.
Babikir Badri Scientific Association for Women Studies Strengthen civil society and develop community conversation skills
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The overall aim of the project is to make organic farming appealing to young people, and therefore dissuade youth from urban migration in the two countries.
KHM Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution. Other partners: Cambodian Center for Study and Development in Agriculture, Coalition of Cambodian Farmer Community, Environment and Health Education Organization, IFFEC contact Cambodia, Light of Hope, Mission Alliance Country Office in Cambodia, Non-Timber Forest Products, Occupation of Rural Economic Development and Agriculture, World Hope International
Yara Ghana - Sustainable soyabean production in Northern Ghana The project seeks to significantly increase soybean production in Northern Ghana, doubling the yield. 

The increase in soybean production will significantly reduce imports of the crop to Ghana, and increase exports. The project aims at reaching 100.000 farmers, focusing on youths and women. The project will work in close cooperation with relevant governmental agencies. The project will contribute to better agricultural trade and supply chains.
HI - People affected by conflict - Yemen Protection of persons with disabilities and most vulnerable people in contexts of humanitarian emergencies, conflicts and protracted crises. Victim assistance and support for communities affectde by armed violence.
AGIPP- Gender Inclusion in Peace Process Objective of the project is to increase the participation of women from diverse backgrounds actively involved in the peace process, working towards a just and equitable society in Myanmar.
PBI protection programme in Colombia PBI  Colombia protection programme  2020 and 21. 
Through international accompaniment and observation, protecting the workspace of organizations, communities  and human rights defenders in Colombia.
IOM Winterization Activities in Ukraine Additional grant to IOM’s Winter Response Plan as part of the UN Winter Response Plan for Ukraine (October 2023-March 2024) coordinated by OCHA. IOM’s plan targets 2 million people directly and 1,2 million indirectly, as well as 581 collective centres across Ukraine through activities such as shelter support (including solid fuel for institutions, house repairs and emergency shelter items), provision of winter NFIs, WASH (including infrastructure repairs during/after energy blackout and provision of mobile boilers and co-generation units), winterization of health facilities, psychosocial support, assistance in rural areas, support to collective centres as well as key data and analysis.

Gender equality and protection is at the core of the UN Winter Response Plan for Ukraine, as is also the case for the overarching 2023 Humanitarian Response Plan. Humanitarian partners commit to enhancing accountibility to affected people (AAP), preventing sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA), increasing information and communication about conflict-related sexual violence and human trafficking, ensuring the response is gender-and age-sensitive, and promoting protection through all aspects of humanitarian programmes and advocacy. The reporting requires data disaggregated by sex, age, and disability.
Additional support to intensify prevention of Covid-19 in Mali The programme  COVID will be implemented in Mali, mainly in Kidal, Gao, Menaka and Mopti regions as well as the District of Bamako.
Support to the United Nations Managment and Peace and Security Reform The project aims to support UN reform. The UN intends to adjust its structures and processes to become more agile and responsive and to that effect implement a new peace and security architecture and managment reform.