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DMDP 2019 – Promoting Economic Growth and Nutrition through Fruit Processing in Ethiopia High-quality jobs and income opportunities created in production, processing, distribution, and sales of dried fruit products; income boosted; and at-risk populations have access to safe, nutritious and affordable snacks.
This project is implemented by the partnership consortium led by GAIN and Arla Food Ingredients, with Addis Ababa University, Africa Juice Tibilia, Confederation of Danish industry, Raya Horti Farm, Selam Tsehay Roschli Industrial &  Agricultural Engineering and Theday Agro Industry. The project aims to unleash the potential of Ethiopia’s papaya value chain by developing, testing and demonstrating a model for a new value chain for fruit processing. The project will create decent jobs and income generating opportunities for smallholder farmers, skilled and semi-skilled workers in processing, distribution and retail. This will be achieved by developing sustainable business models that include environmentally-friendly processing techniques. This project will help to reduce post-harvest losses and produce an innovative, high value-add, nutritious and affordable snack, thereby contributing to healthier, more diverse diets. Curricula for vocational training of skilled and semi-skilled workers will be developed and made available through training of trainers at public and private institutions.
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 High-quality jobs and income opportunities created in production, processing, distribution, and sales of dried fruit products; income boosted; and at-risk populations have access to safe, nutritious and affordable snacks.
Appraisal of DEPP III Appraisal of the proposed Danish Energy Partnership Programme (Phase 3) - Vietnam, China, Mexico and South Africa
Contribution to Action for Sustainable Development Strengthening the role of civil society in the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including meaningful engagement by civil society in the follow-up on the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs at the United Nations, in particular the processes related to the National Voluntary Reviews (VNRs). This includes; that national Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) are strengthened to ensure better coordination across civil society, and to better engage with governments and the UN during the VNR processes.
Explorer 2019 Kølemadsen Danida Innovation & Business Explorer (DIBE) offers financial support to Danish companies, including start-ups, that wish to investigate concrete business opportunities contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris agreement. Expected results of this project: 1) A significant strengthening of Bangladesh's fish processing industry focusing on unbroken cooling chain from harvest of raw material to the end-user/end-buyer at the market place, 2) Improved competitiveness and increased independence for Bangladesh's fish industry, 3) Jobs created in both Denmark and Bangladesh, 4) Increased trade between Denmark and Bangladesh. Establishment of a service workshop in Bangladesh
Women’s Refugee Commission: Danish Call to Action leadership, 2021-2022 Dansk Call to Action Formandskab - kvinders empowerment
Job Creation and Skills Development - Better Jobs Through Better Skills for Africa's Youth support for thematic working groups – from challenges to recommendations
Clean Cooking and Access to Water in Africa The strategic objective is to provide catalytic financing that delivers speed and scale to increase access to water and clean energy in the context of SDG6 and SDG7 in Africa through innovative and pro-poor financing models.
Appraisal of voluntary contribution to International Energy Agency's Clean Energy Transition Programme •	Quality assurance of the proposed Project Document. 
•	Assess if the project design and documentation is relevant and adequate to produce the expected results in an effective, efficient and sustainable manner that is relevant to the key partners and has the potential to achieve the intended impact and long-term goals. 
•	Ensure that the proposed project is within the objectives of the Strategy for Denmark’s development cooperation (“The World 2030”), the guiding principles for the Danish Climate Envelope, and other relevant Danida Aid Management Guidelines (AMG). 
•	Make specific and actionable recommendations for necessary adjustments or improvements, as relevant, prior to submission to the grant authorities.
Explorer 2020 Tropica Aquarium Plants The purpose is to build up a plant supplier focusing on the development of the assortment and an increasing quality, higher volume and security in supplies. The geographic location of a loq cost area like Morocco close to Europe, makes the building of a well runned production unit very attractive. A contact has been established to a supplier, and the ai of the project is to plan a set up where the focus will be to supply the needed plants for Tropica and simultaneously secure the development of the Moroccan business.
Libya Elections and Legislative Strengthening Activity 2021-2022 The overall objective of the engagement is to increase confidence and trust in political and electoral institutions, incorporate civil society into policy and decision-making processes, and increase active participation of all segments of Libyan society.
Surveillance and Mitigation to combat AMR This project aims at providing concrete actionable data on antibiotic pollution and mitigation options related to Indian pharmaceutical production. It establishes the knowledge base for a collaborative platform that will bring together the Indian government, Indian research institutions, international academic institutions with capabilities for research and intervention in the area of AMR such as Aalborg University and Technical University of Denmark, ICARS (International Centre for Antimicrobial Resistance Solutions), select philanthropic foundations, and critical civil society organizations working in the area of AMR and environmental protection.
OCHA Yemen HF 2020-2021 OCHA has defined three strategic objectives that Denmark's contribution will help fulfill. 

Strategic Objective 1: Preventing disease outbreaks and reducing morbidity and mortality Strategic Objective 1 aims to prevent disease outbreaks and reduce crisis-related morbidity and mortality among the most vulnerable by providing safe and dignified health and WASH assistance and services and maintaining essential infrastructure in areas of highest risk.

Strategic Objective 2: Preventing famine, malnutrition and restoring livelihoods Strategic Objective 2 aims to help millions of destitute Yemenis overcome hunger by providing food, livelihoods and nutrition assistance, 
increasing household incomes and resilience to shocks and advocating for measures that bring economic stability. 

Strategic Objective 3: Protecting and assisting civilians Strategic Objective 3 aims to prevent, mitigate protection risks and facilitate redress for women, 
men, girls and boys, especially the displaced and most vulnerable civilians through building their resilience, humanitarian assistance, specialized 
protection services and advocacy. 

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.unocha.org/research-and-reports Danish contribution to OCHA Yemen Humanitarian Fund 2020-2021
Support to Vietnam 12.3 Campaign:  Raising Awareness towards Food Loss and Waste -	Joining the efforts of international communities to raise public awareness  about Food Losses and Waste (FLW) and introduce latest technologies to reduce FLW in Vietnam.
-	Step by step changing the attitude of all stakeholders and calling for actions from food producers, processors, catering industry and consumers, sharing information and FLW innovative ideas presented by students and business in hospitability.
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) flash appeal funding Lybia 2019 UNHCR activities in Libya, 2019
Explorer 2020 Danish Sun Energy To complete the financial and technical development of a 40 MW PV solar project in Embu Kenya in collaboration with the local partner Belgen to a stage where our end-investor will pay for the project rights with the succeeding purpose of appointing DSE as the EPC manager in constructing the plant that will provide inexpensive green power for Kenya for the next 25 years. In addition, DSE will be a partial owner of the project, thus having long term commitment and income from the project.
M&E Technical Advisor (Accra) Support all aspects of monitoring, assessment and reporting of the Danish Maritime Security Programme in the Gulf of Guinea
Operating grant DFC research administration 2020 Further information at: https://dfcentre.com/research/ The Danida Fellowship Centre administers the research grants included in the Danida development aid, governed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This research administration includes:

 Managing the application process Acting as secretariat for the Consultative Research Committee for Development Research (FFU) Providing conditions and guidelines for funding opportunities Providing information and administrative assistance to applicants and beneficiaries Signing grant agreements Grant management and contact with research project holders, hereunder disbursements, and accounts and reports Monitoring of the projects’ progress and on-site project visits Disseminating project results.
Støtte til Puljeanalyse 2021 The contract is in support of the internal Pool Funds analysis conducted by the HCE department in 2021-22. 

The contract involves a consultant for meeting preparation, help with the written product and other smaller tasks. Konsulenten vil bistå med analyse, rapportskrivning og procesafvikling, læse baggrundsmateriale og forberede
møder, skrive noter og lave udkast til delanalyser samt koordinere og sammenfatte den
samlede analyse. UM teamet vil stå for input og kvalitetssikring samt skrive med, hvor der er
brug for det.
Climate-Smart Agriculture and Market Development for Enhancing Livelihoods of Refugees and their Host Communities in Rwanda The objective(s) of the development cooperation among the parties is to improve the food security and self-reliance of 728 refugee and 1,155 host community households (over 7,500 individuals) through climate-smart agricultural practices and market development approach in Rwanda.
ISS: Developing the African Climate Securities Programme The project aimed at Developing a converged understanding on the African Climate Impacts, challenges and opportunities with intensive stakeholder engagement in the Theory of Change paradigm. As well as developing full scale proposal for the African Securities Programme at the Institute for Security Studies Developing a converged understanding of the African Climate Impacts, challenges and opportunities with intensive stakeholder engagement in the Theory of Change paradigm

Developing full scale proposal for the African Securities Programme at the Institute for Security Studies
Support to COVID-19 Response Maintained and improved health and education status of vulnerable children in Mali and strengthened resilience to crises of Malian communities and social services.
Midterm Review of Danish-Arab Partnership Programme 2017-2022 DAPP Midterm Review
Danish experts in international organisations Danish experts to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO)
DAMAU COOPERATIVE (NGA) 1.Estabish a cooperative framework/blue print for accessing and managing goods(feed, medicines, vaccines)services and financial instruments for  its members.
2. Creation of an organization whose operations will ensure steady supply of milk to Arla Foods.
3. Set up a model cooperative framework adoptable in other locations in Nigeria.
Regional capacity building project to enhance North-South and South-South knowledge exchanges and coop. on asylum and reception policies Establishing a pilot practical cooperation forum/working group/practitioners’ network for senior/policy
officials from EU+ and RDPP NA countries (initially two, as specified above), with policy and decision-making
responsibilities on matters related to asylum, reception and/or international protection of refugees and
asylum seekers. Representatives from relevant international organisations will also be invited, as
appropriate.
Consultancy - Communication of the Strategic Sector Cooperation The purpose of the consultancy is to strengthen communication by and about the Strategic Sector Cooperation.  

The assignment will be conducted from the  20th September 2021 to the 31st March 2022. 
Key results: 
Strengthened communication regarding Strategic Sector Cooperation and development activities relevant to COP26 supported by, inter alia, delivering communication products illustrating best practices, pitching products to external media etc.

Strategic communication about Danish development activities and results are key to ensure accountability towards stakeholders and partners. The purpose of the assignment is to strengthen communication regarding Strategic Sector Cooperation in support of on-going projects and the new strategic framework MYNSAM 2.0. In addition, the assignment will support the communication about COP26 relevant development activities. The consultant will pro-vide hands on support to sector counsellors and project managers to help meet their communication needs and support valuable communication on Danish development activities in support of Danish efforts to achieve a strong and ambitious COP26 out-come.
Ukraine-Denmark Energy Partnership Programme (UDEPP, 2021-2026) The programme focuses on reducing CO2 emissions by developing long-term energy planning through annual Ukraine Energy Outlooks and on strengthening Ukraine's energy efficiency and district heating by utilizing surplus heat and by modernizing its district heating network. The Ukraine Energy Outlook will provide guidance on how Ukraine can achieve its climate goals of carbon neutrality by 2050 and phase out of coal by 2040.

The Danish Energy Agency is implementing partner and will continue its close partnership with the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine (developed during the previous phase) and start cooperation with a new partner, the Ministry for Communities and Territories Development, within the area of district heating. This follows a great Ukrainian interest in the Danish district heating system. 

Energy experts from the Danish Energy Agency will contribute with advice, technical assistance and peer-to-peer learning in several areas. This includes energy efficiency in industry, strategic energy planning and long-term modelling of scenarios that can show pathways to a green transformation of Ukraine's energy system with focus on renewable energy and energy efficiency. 

The collaboration will focus on strengthening the environment for sustainable energy solutions and technologies based on Danish expertise and technical assistance, as well as opening up opportunities for companies working with green energy. 

The overall goal of the support is: “Ukraine realizes its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) goals and achieves SDG7 and SDG13 targets”.

The intended impact is: “Reduced greenhouse gas emissions and improved security of supply, though improved system planning, market development and increased sustainable energy and district heating modernization”.

The objective is that: “The enabling environment for investment in sustainable energy and district heating is strengthened, assisting Ukraine in achieving its energy efficiency, renewable energy, a
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) flash appeal funding Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund 2020 OCHA - Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund, 2020 - 20 million DKK to the humanitarian national fund for Ethiopia, which is to ensure emergency relief for the many vulnerable civilians in Tigray and the surrounding regional border areas, where up to 2 million are now estimated to have urgent humanitarian needs.
Danida Travel Grant 2020 This grant supports students', journalists' and communicators' travel expenditure when traveling to developing contries allowing them to produce development relevant content for Danish media and documentaries. This grant supports students', journalists' and communicators' travel expenditure when traveling to developing contries allowing them to produce development relevant content for Danish media and documentaries.
Growing inclusive green entrepreneurship in the Kibale, Itwara and Matiri forest landscape, Western Uganda Uganda has an economy that largely depends on the natural resource base for growth, but the
country is still highly vulnerable to climatic changes, particularly affecting the large proportion
(60%) of the population that depends on (rainfed) agriculture for their livelihood. The objective
of the proposal is to revitalise rural communities and increase their resilience to climate and other
external shocks through a nature-based model for green job creation, innovation and
entrepreneurship that protects and restores land and ecosystem services. The proposal
simultaneously targets issues of land and forest degradation and poverty. Together with
population growth - up to 3.6% in Western Uganda - this is part of a vicious, self-reinforcing
circle, which also leads to increased carbon emissions and reduced resilience of rural communities
to climate change. Generally, agricultural productivity is low making it difficult to sustain a
growing (young and increasingly unemployed) population, market access limited, value addition
low to non-existing, and part of the solution - improved skills and knowledge - is not readily
available. Rural communities and low-income population groups are largely denied access to
formal vocational training at vocational training institutions due to high fees, accompanying costs
(accommodation, buying food, lost labour at home), gender (women alone away from home),
combined with long training periods.
Consultancy Agreement for Management Support Consultant for the Danida Market Development Partnerships Programme Option 1 Udnyttelse af Option1 i kontrakten med Nordic Consulting Group
UNFPA agreement 2018-2022 Results can be found in UNFPA's annual scorecard available at UNFPA's website  www.unfpa.org. With the 2030 Agenda as its foundation, UNFPA works towards three transformative and peoplecentred results in the period leading up to 2030. These include an end to preventable maternal deaths; an end to the unmet need for family planning; and an end to gender-based violence and all harmful practices, including female genital mutilation and child, early and forced marriage. 

Denmark supports UNFPA because:
- It works to promote sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) as its core mission
- It is able to engage broadly with stakeholders on a normative level
- It has a special role in protecting women and youth in humanitarian crisis
- It’s programming and mandate addresses key Danish priorities and interests relating to irregular migration, human rights, empowerment of women and addressing poverty
Klima Konflikt Mapping Mapping of the interlinkages between climate change, conflict, fragility, displacement and migration in the Sahel and Horn of Africa Regions
DMDP 2020 - ICCO Filippinerne 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.
Kenya bilateral programme- Adaptive reserve M&E, adaptive learning, reviews, studies
Unallocated (Adaptive reserve)
M&E contract
Adaptive learning events, technical reviews and studies
Kinas interesser og rolle i sydøstasien Overordnet formål med projektet er at levere udredningsarbejde som kan bidrage til at informere om udviklingen af den Danske udenrigs- og udviklingspolitik i Sydøstasien ved at foretage dybdegående analyser af Kinas rolle og interesser i regionen
Save the Children:Quality education, child protection, safety and well-being of crisis-affected and marginalised families, Afghanistan 2022-24 To improve access to education and child protection services for at risk and vulnerable boys and girls in the provinces Nangarhar and Kunar. The integrated package of services will address underlying vulnerabilities and risks due to conflicts. Boys and girls will have access to education facilities and child protection services to provide them with basic psychosocial support to improve resilience and wellbeing.
Institutional support The capacities of the central and decentralized structures of the MEA as well as those of local authorities are strengthened in the exercise of their sovereign missions in matters of drinking water and sanitation.
Advisors for Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Sekundering til OECD, Paris.
Pre-appraisal af Kenya bilateral programme 2021-2025 Pre-Appraisal of Kenya Bilateral Programme 21-25
Danish experts in international organisations Danish experts to the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)
Northern Rangelands Trust: Resilient Communities and Natural Resources Northern Rangelands Trust: Increased community resilience and adaptation to climate change through sustainable, peaceful use of natural resources in the ASALs. Increased community resilience and adaptation to climate change through sustainable, peaceful use of natural resources in the ASALs.
MONUSCO. UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE DR CONGO. As per S/RES/2717 (2023) MONUSCO’s mandate includes the following tasks by order of priority: 

i) Protection of civilians under threat of physical violence by taking all necessary measures to ensure effective, timely, dynamic and integrated protection:
ii) Disarmament, demobilisation, reintegration (DDR) and stabilisation;
iii)  Security Sector Reform (SSR)

MONUSCO shall also monitor and report on human rights violations, protect UN personal and facilities, provide support to the DRC judicial system and fight against impunity, consider child protection and gender, sexual violence as crosscutting issues, support humanitarian access, and monitor the sanctions regime (arms embargo)