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Promoting Conflict-affected Community Livelihoods in South Kordofan State The Project aim is to improve resilience of conflict-affected communities in Habila, Dalami, Dilling and El Qoz localities of South Kordofan State. Through supporting livelihoods options for the farming and pastoral communities, improving their access to water resources, establishment and building capacities of Community Based Organizations (CBOs). With special focus on women, male and female youth organizations as the most vulnerable group to effectively engage in peace building processes, and improving community’ s access to and utilization of natural resources in an environmental friendly manner.
Scatec Fertiglobe hydrogen project Egypt risk premium support. Scatec has applied for and been approved grant support to reduce the risk premium in the long term financing of the Fertiglobe green hydrogen project in Egypt. Scatec is developing the project on a build own operate basis with partners and will invest in wind and solar power plants and an electrolyser to produce green hydrogen gas based on renewable energy and sell the hydrogen to green ammonia production.

The Norad grant will reduce the financing cost and mobilize Scatec investment in the project.
JIU - financial assistance to the WEB- and control systems Financial assistance to the WEB- and control systems.
Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies - Human Rights Activities Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies' human rights related activities in Egypt and the Middle East. Master's students become affiliated with Norwegian universities. An important goal is to mobilise women.
Action to Strengthen Partnerships for Inclusion Resilience and Education Youth and women South Sudanese refugees and Ugandan host communities, in Bidi Bidi Refugee Settlement, West Nile of Uganda will access climate smart food production opportunities. ASPIRE will promote the block farming approach, climate resilient crops and natural-based solutions for soil enrichment and pest control, and low-cost irrigation. It will strengthen outcomes for the farmer groups through the farmer market school approach to enable bulking of products and price negotiation.
Amnesty - Human Rights Education for All Human rights education for all through workshops and outreach conducted by Amnesty Turkey.
Heal the land and strengthen the guarani people CGY institutionally strengthened through improving participation and dialogue between Tenondé, State and Regional Coordinators and other Guarani leaders in meetings and assemblies; intensified political and legal impact of the Guarani; Guarani women within CGY strengthened through increased participation in activities and governance forums of the association; stepped-up support to self-organized groups of Guarani women; promotion of internal dialogues on combating gender and generational violence in guarani villages. Also, management and protection of Guarani lands strengthened.
Alliance Microfinance AS - Financial inclusion and market integration for informal producers The project will train 12,000 producers in Ethiopia and organize them into some 1,200 producer groups and by that aims to double their income. This will also be supported by improved access to markets via the development of an e-commerce platform and improved access to financial services through the establishment of a financial institution. The Financial Institution aims at providing 5,000 customers with relevant financial services, hereof 3,000 loans to SME's, Micro enteprises and individuals. Urban informal producers and producer groups, unemployed women and youth in the geographic focus areas are the main target group. The focus area is close to Addis.
EEP - Energy and Environment Partnership Africa The Energy and Environment Partnership (EEP) Africa is a clean energy financing facility hosted and managed by the Nordic Development Fund (NDF) with funding from Austria, Finland, Iceland, Denmark, Swizerland and NDF. It is guided by a vision for a climate-resilient, zero-carbon future with the aim of contributing to the achievement of the Paris Agreement on climate change and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
 
EEP Africa provides early-stage grant and catalytic financing to innovative clean energy projects, technologies and business models in 17 countries across Southern and East Africa: Botswana, Burundi, Comoros, Eswatini, Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe.

The program aims for 41% minimum proportion of females in leadership positions among funded Grantees.
MCC National level advocacy and Strengthening of Civil society This project to  provide institutional support for MCC to advance national level advocacy targeting government and other influential duty bearers on issues of Gender-based violence and Fighting Inequality
REDD pilot project by TaTEDO This programme will address REDD issues in Shinyanga building on HASHI experiences
WCS Supporting small-scale fisheries to secure jobs, food, and biodiversity The overall objective is to secure jobs, food, and biodiversity functions of Small Scale Fishers (SSF) in Colombia, Indonesia and Kenya. The target groups are small-scale fishers and fishworkers, government agencies, other fisheries stakeholders, and the coastal ecosystems.
In Colombia, they will support Afro-Colombian fishers and local governments of three MPAs to better monitor and govern fisheries, to improve the selectivity and environmental performance of fisheries, and to develop alternative income and food provision strategies.
In Kenya, they will support fishers and their communities to develop a nationwide prioritization to improve/expand fisheries replenishment zones, and to formally integrate this into the national government’s planning process.
In Indonesia, they will support fishers and their governments to co-develop and implement more inclusive and sustainable planning, management, conservation, and restoration of coastal fisheries and associated ecosystems, including enhanced value chains and alternative income streams.
The project also includes an overall focus on results management and evaluation by their Global SSF Program based around the FAO Voluntary Guidelines for Securing Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries. They will systematically evaluate performance of the country programs against FAO
Adolescents, Youth and Peace in Maguindanao - UNICEF This project addresses some of the main drivers of conflict in Maguindanao and its successful implementation will make an important contribution to the overall Bangsamoro peace process in Mindanao. The objective is to support alternative learning services and to Increase the protection and life skills of adolescents and young people in the region.
Study on fees payments in primary and secondary schools implementing Universal education programmes in Uganda: Forms, Effects and Accountability A research collaboration aimed at gathering empirical evidence that would feed into the policy formulation and decision making on implementation of UPE and USE.   It will establish the extent and nature of the hidden charges and unregulated costs which schools under Universal Primary Education (UPE) and Universal Secondary Education (USE) charge parents and which then leads to some learners dropping out of school.
Empowering Women Seeking Justice and Peace The project aims at; Implementation and follow up of UNSCR 1325 and the gender provisions of the Rome Statute from the local level in Mali and Colombia to the global leve. Increased participation, competence and influence of women from conflict and post- conflict situations in peace and justice processes at the global level. Increased space for women, human rights advocates and civil society groups to strategically engage and influence relevant institutional stakeholders
MNG Togheter for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Health policy and administrative management. Improve the accessibility for children with disabilities to benefit from health services.
3: PMNCH (Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025 Core support to PMNCH which is the world’s largest alliance for women’s, children’s and adolescents’ health and well-being, with +1,300 partner organizations working together through 10 constituency groups: partner governments, donors and foundations, NGOs, adolescent and youth groups, private sector organizations, health professional associations, academic and research institutions, global financing mechanisms, inter-governmental organizations, and UN agencies.
Frameagreement 2020_2024 Human rights advocacy and awareness raising, capacity building and organization strengthening of the DPO.
ATAF - Shaping African Tax Systems of the Future Core support to African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) in implementing their strategic plan for improved domestic resource mobilization in Africa. The overall objective of the program is that ATAF contributes to improved domestic resource mobilization in Africa. More specifically, the program aims are:
•	ATAF enhances African tax systems through capacity building and technical programs.
•	ATAF is recognized as the African Voice on taxation in domestic, regional and international debates.
•	As a data and knowledge hub, ATAF shapes African tax systems.
•	ATAF establishes a continental exchange on the nexus between tax administration and policy.
•	ATAF stands on financial sustainable grounds, with appropriate structures, process, governance in place.
•	ATAF is prepared to mature into a regionalised organisation with established training centers and regional operations.
The intended target group is tax administrations in Africa.
Young deaf empowerment Teaching sign language and other skills to deafblind persons in Uganda
Climate change adaptation for marginalised rural communities Increased food security and nutrition, climate adaptation and livelihood of marginalized groups.
Meteorological services in Bangladesh, Myanmar and Vietnam 2017-2019 Support to strengthen meterorological services in Bangladesh, Myanmar and Vietnam with the goal to reduce natural disaster risks for the vulnerable population in the countries.
WILPF - WPS - Nigeria 2022-2025 WILPFs country programme in Nigeria - Strengtheing the capacities of grassroot women as peacebuilders.

Women's International Leage for Peace and Freedom in Nigeria builds the capacity of women peacebuilders in Nigeria to mobilize for peace and to respond to conflict both at formal and informal levels.
Enhanced emergency response capacity The objective is to strengthen NRC's capacity to offer rapid emergency response to peoples in need.
Building justice and peace through CAPACITY BUILDING of local partners CAPACITY BUILDING of partners will ensure strengthening of the local implementing partners. These partners will acquire new tools and knowledge to improve their programme and financial management structures. This will be done through partners’ trainings organised by YGlobal every year.
UNDP - Support to Inle Lake The overall objective of the project is to ensure the coordination and effective management of Inle Lake through Inle Lake Management Authority (ILMA), supported by sustainable financing, to address the adverse environment
Support to transitional Justice The project will contribute to the peace and reconciliation by integrating transitional justice and peace building programs in Kosovo's higher education.
We Participate We Participate" is a gender-based violence (GBV) project with the primary objective of mitigating GBV towards vulnerable communities in Jordan. These communities encompass the LGBTQI community, Female Sex Workers, Men who Have Sex with Men, People Who Use Drugs, and People Living with HIV, representing various nationalities, backgrounds, and age groups. 

This project is structured as a service provision project, focusing on delivering tailored protection services to GBV survivors from the identified vulnerable communities. These services are designed to address the specific needs and circumstances of the survivors, empowering them to navigate and overcome the challenges and difficulties they encounter in their lives. The project aims to "Contribute to limiting GBV in Jordan towards Vulnerable Communities, ensuring that Diverse Vulnerable Communities receive adequate social protection and health services in Jordan."
Mimeta - Human rights as vector for culture sector development The main objective is to support the development of the cultural sector in the MENA and Sub-Saharan Africa regions with focus on cultural rights and artistic freedom, and with particular focus on gender equality and women. The grant shall contribute to improve the cultural sectors´ position on rights issues, in political and legal matters, the professionalism, the distribution of the arts and the sustainability of the sector.
Enhancing Social Accountability and Governance to reduce inequalities The project aims at increasing the voices of citizens and enhance actions of the communities in local development processes through social accountability mechanism in order to reduce underlying socio-economic inequalities
IFAD  ASAP+ ASAP+ is a Trust Fund set up to design programmes that support IFADs Programme on Loans and Grants (Polg). ASAP+ will support climate adaptation for small scale food producers in Low and Middle income countries. It will also contribute to climate mitigation in cases where a win-win outcome can be achieved. ASAP+ is a multi donor fund with the ambition to raise USD 500 million. The goal are to achieve climate adaptation among 10 million small scale food producers. Partcipation of women, youth and indigenous people will be prioritized.The impact goal for ASAP+ is that small-scale producers and landless poor rural households are more resilient to climate change and embark on low emissions development pathways
The intendet outcomes are
1.	Increased resilience of vulnerable households to the impacts of climate change on their food security and nutrition, focusing particularly on rural women, youth, indigenous peoples 
2.	Reduced emissions from win-win interventions with significant development benefits, particularly for food insecure and marginalized groups
The Norwegian contribution is earmerked for countries in Sub-Sahara Africa.
GIZ Illicit Financial Flows Combating illicit financial flows in Kosovo, Albania, Montenegro and North-Macedonia. Prevention, financial investigation, asset recovery and Inteministerial Cooperation
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The proposed project creates stronger youth and youth organizations network with the appropriate knowledge and ability to participate in key decision-making processes and are able to demand their rights in Kenya, Zimbabwe and Malawi
Culture and Development East Africa-Artistic rights "Sanaa rights" (artistic rights) is a project that seeks to strengthen cultural rights through enhancing the policy and legislative landscape for the Tanzanian cultural sector.The project also seeks to strengthen gender equality in the sector. The implementing partner is Culture and development in East Africa (CDEA), a Tanzanian NGO based in Dar es Salaam. Their cooperating partner is Tanzania Artists Rights Organizations (TARO).

Impact: Enhanced policy and legislative framewkr for Tanzania art sector

Outcome 1: Enhanced policy knowledge for improving the status of the artists in Tanzania
Outcome 2: CDEA's organizational capacity enhanced
Outcome 3: Improved knowledge on the need for harmonized legal framework for the Tanzanian arts sector

Support period: 7 Dec 2022-31 Dec 2025
SECCO feasibility study solar PV irrigation and freezers in Somalia SECCCO  has applied for and been granted support for feasibilty study of solar PV irrigation and freezers in Somalia.
WFP- Early recovery food for Assets assist. to support  Idai and Kenn(PR One month of - post-emergency assistance to affected people by Cyclones IDAI and KENNETH that hit Mozambique in March & April 2019. WFP is targeting  up to 1 million cyclone and flood affected people per month.
Beneficiaries will be selected through a participatory process involving the community commitees, NGO partners and local administrative government while employing a gender-sensitive lens in order to map and identify the most vulnerable households in the affected areas
TJN-A - Scaling Up Tax Justice Mobilising CSOs media, and parliamentarians The project aims at (impact) improved policies and laws to track and stop illicit financial outflows, enhanced fair and equitable tax revenue mobilization and strengthened social contracts in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ghana, Mozambique, Liberia, Senegal, Cameroun, and Tunisia.

Outcome 1) Capacity of civil society organizations in the targeted countries strengthened to advocate for and engage citizens on tax justice, Domestic Resource Mobilisation (DRM), track and stop illicit financial lows (IFFs).

Outcome 2) Capacity of media organizations in the targeted countries strengthened, to publish stories on tax justice, DRM and IFFs. 

Outcome 3) Capacity of national caucuses of the African Parliamentary Network on Illicit Financial Flows and Taxation (APNIFFT) reinforced. Member of Parliament (MPs) equipped with technical skills to monitor and design supportive policies for equitable taxation to improve DRM, track and stop IFFs.

Outcome 4) TJNA Secretariat facilitated networking, coordination, collaboration and learning among civil society at the national, regional, and global level to track and stop IFFs for improved DRM

To enhance expertise on gender equality, particularly the gender dimension of tax justice, TJN-A’s member organisations include feminist organisations and TJN-A collaborates with regional and global women’s organisations such as Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET) and the Association for Women’s Rights in Development (AWID).
Children’s rights - Colombia Focus on the monitoring of child rights including improving state capacity to monitor and report to the UN Committe on the Rights of the Child; strengthening of national systems and building awareness and capacity of civil society to promote and defend child rights. Other partners: COALICO, Colombian Red Cross, Alliance “Niñez Ya”, Collective of NGOs to follow-up to SDGs implementation
Contribution to combat SGBV in humanitarian crises in Yemen Contribution to combat sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in humanitarian crises as per the 2021 Humanitarian Action Overview/Appeals
Building justice and peace through MEANINGFUL WORK in South Sudan MEANINGFUL WORK   will empower youth (age 13-30) to secure financial stability through trainings on saving and investment and business development. Knowledge and skills acquired will enable youth to initiate business ventures, supported by small social enterprises, thereby responding to high unemployment rates in South Sudan. Youth use knowledge to challenge traditional attitudes and political structures to improve management of natural resources.
Peace and Governance Woman Project in Gao The project aims to build inclusive structures and interconnected networks of women in 14 municipalities in the Gao region.
Sustainable development and management of the petroleum sector Phase II Sustainable development and management of the petroleum sector Phase II
NORAD Food Security and Access to market Niger Improving income and food production in rural Niger through diversification of crops and income sources
GCP: Joint coordination Joint support to the UN resident coordinator's office in the DRC regarding support to the Secretarat for donor coordination in the DRC, using the Swedish Embassy in Kinshasa as pass-through partner.
Improving Capacity on Freedom of Religion or Belief within Media Objectives of the projects: a) raise understanding and sensitivity among local journalists and editors who produce and work on news on freedom of religion or belief, b) develop awareness among victims of acts of violence based on religion or belief and minority and vulnerable groups on the importance of media influence in creating public opinion, and how to work with journalists and media outlets to create and cover positive news about minorities, and c) appreciate journalists who have produced and promoted diversity news in their work.
Mine action in the Ukraine Humanitarian mine action incl. survey and clearance, and mine risk education for affected populations. Risks from mines, cluster munitions, and other explosive weapons in affected countries are reduced to a level where civilians can live safely and development is not constrained.
Promoting inclusive, cohesive and peaceful communities in Somalia-SSWC Contribute towards a Somalia that is inclusive, cohesive and peaceful by promoting social cohesion, counterring violent extremism, preventing and transforming conflicts and inclusive peacebuilding structures.
Changemaker (Kirkens Nødhjelp) - Information activities Information activities in Norway.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange An exchange project of skills and ideas to enhance the realisation of human rights and democracy in Zimbabwe and SADC. This will be ahiceved through human rights investigation and documentation, election monitoring and observation, regional lobbying and advocacy, solidarity, conflict transformation programmes and citizen moblilisation and engagement. Zimbabwe and South Africa
COVID-19 response and prevention for vulnerable groups in DRC Providing assistance and protection to survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) and ensuring access to climate resilient water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services for vulnerable populations during the COVID-19 emergency.
Capacity development of Fighting Inequality and Civil Society partners Capacity development of Fighting Inequality and Civil Society/Human Rights partners: consultants, learning exchanges, workshops.
Strengthening African Maritime Security Institutions Enhance maritime security and governance in developing, fragile and conflict-prone African countries through active dissemination of research results, technical support and capacity building, targeted advice to policy and decision makers and the establishment of a Maritime Strategic Support Group (MSSG) at the AU level. The Project’s expected effect(s) on society is/are to equip decision-makers with the research advice, capacity and tools required to combat identified maritime crimes and security threats and enhance maritime security and governance in developing, fragile and conflict-prone African countries. The expected effects for the target group of the Project are that African maritime policy and practice strengthened and promoted by evidence-based research and security and governance activities in the field of maritime security and crime.
Cooperation with OSCE on Extra Budgetary Funding Coperation agreement with the OSCE on Extrabudgetary funding of OSCE activities, including in the independent institustions and the different OSCE representations in OSCE-states. The contribution will only be used on ODA-eligable activities and countries. The agreement contains thematic and geographical prioritizations.