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Ukraine: SME development / Azov Sea / UNDP The project aims to boost the current support to entrepreneurship development, jobs creation, business skills advancement and accessing markets in the conflict-affected environment, helping to improve resilience of local population affected by the conflict and prevent further deterioration of the economic situation in Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions along the Azov see coastal line of Ukraine. 

The project address major obstacles to business start-up and scale-up holistically, by providing local conflict-affected population including women, youth and IDPs with access to information, access to skills and networks, access to finance and access to expanded national/international markets. 

Beneficiaries are people formerly employed in heavy industry, mining, ports and fisheries, rural population (in particular along the coastline), existing small enterprises in the coastal regions, who will become more organized and productive and better understand their development needs, think up new business strategies and capacities. Focus is on provision of support to unemployed people, particularly formerly employed in ports and fishing industry, existing agriculture and non-agriculture MSMEs, as well as start-ups, cooperatives and farmers associations.
FFU Windows 1and 2 2020 Descriptions and reports of the research projects can be found at: http://drp.dfcentre.com/ Development research projects undertaken in selected Danida priority countries and in selected growth and transition countries
Working Paper on Fiscal policy responses to COVID-19 in Danida priority countries Sub-Saharan Africa The main objective is to carry out analyses of selected Danida SSA priority countries fiscal budgets and forecasts to estimate both the actual changes and the deviations from published planning documents due to COVID-19.
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) flash appeal funding Syria Humanitarian Fund 2020 Danish contribution to OCHA Syria Humanitarian Fund 2020
Mid-Term Review Uganda Country Programme 2020-2022 The main objective of the MTR is to assess the programme performance with regard to outcome and results, progress, challenges, developments in risk factors, possible need for adjustments, and programme management. The findings and recommendations of the review will inform decisions regarding adaptations and changes for the further implementation of the programme. MTR findings and recommendations will, where relevant, also include references to Danida funded activities outside the Country Programme. This includes providing suggestions for the planning of any remaining funds in the Country Programme, including unallocated funds. To the extent possible, such suggestions will focus on consolidating and strengthening existing engagements, or on activities closely linked to existing engagements, and with a view to underpin ongoing activities.
IOM. Technical assistance to develop the capacity of the government on immigration and border management in Sudan. 2020-2023. IOM. Technical assistance to develop the capacity of the government on immigration and border management in Sudan. 2020-2023. The objective of this project is to enhance Sudan’s technical capacity to manage migration by improving border management procedures and processes.
SF4SM - School Food Project (NGA) 1. Adapting a user-friendly curriculum using an FAO school gardening manual http://www.fao.org/3/a0218e/A0218E00.htm#TOC for sustainable school farm practice that can provide 60% school meals in 2021/2022 academic session to suit the Nigerian farm practice methods.
2. Implement crop and sustainable fish feed production for mini ponds production over a 6-month period that can feed 1500 children daily for 65 days.
3. To provide 97500 meals from crops produced and supplementation in 65 days (13 weeks school period) to 1500 pupils.
4. Develop monitoring and evaluation tools to access outputs, outcomes, pupils biometric and communicate learning for the School Farms for School Meals (SF4SM) nine months project.
Danish Red Cross/IFRC efforts in relation to the earthquake in Albania, 2019 Danish Red Cross IFRC efforts in relation to the earthquake in Albania 2019
Accountability Lab SA In an effort to shift norms and change behaviours around integrity and accountability in South Africa, this project aims to generate constructive conversations around the idea of integrity and accountability by building a network of honest government officials and engaged young people who can actively push for better governance and SDG16.

To achieve these objectives, and in light of the challenges and opportunities imposed on us by the corona virus pandemic, Accountability Lab is proposing the following activities to compliment and build upon the 2020 Integrity Icon South Africa Campaign.
Særlig aftale mellem UM og BRS 2020 The special agreement between the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and the Danish Emergency Management Agency (DEMA) covers;
- Flexible funds of DKK 5 million for acute relief assistance
- Extraordinary humanitarian support
DEMA has for a number of years received grants from the MFA for use in connection with international missions to humanitarian crisis, to which DEMA has received a request to contribute. These missions are, in most cases, part of a response to an acute humanitarian disaster or crisis, which is why it is crucial that DEMA can quickly secure approval of funding for these efforts. On an annual basis, these efforts typically amounted to up to DKK 5 million.
Against this background, since 2013, the MFA and DEMA have entered into an annual agreement that provides for a flexible pool of funds of DKK 5 million on an annual basis. The flexible funds are managed in accordance with ”Retningslinjer for anvendelse af midler fra den fleksible pulje til Beredskabsstyrelsens akutte internationale humanitære indsatser” (see annex). Agreement between Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Danish Emergency Management Agency 2020
Vietnam - Food Safety phaseII The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Food Safety in Vietnam aims to contribute to framework conditions that support Food Safety and safety in the Vietnamese pork value chain by:

-Improving legal framework and practices in the areas of  feed management, prescription of veterinary drugs, and use of antimicrobials;
-Increasing capacity of government officials in the area of risk-based food safety management and control.
Support to administration and travel cost to support secondment in UNEP Support to administration and travel cost to support secondment in UNEP
DSIF - Pakistan - Faisalabad Wastewater Treatment Plant Project The project will ensure sustainable management of water and sanitation through construction of a wastewater treatment plant in the eastern part of Faisalabad city. The plant will have a capacity of 200.000 m3/day and will clean wastewater from 765,000 people as well as industrial and commercial units.
Clean Energy Transition Programme (CETP) 2021-25 The Danish contribution to the Clean Energy Transitions Programme (CETP) aims to deliver on three fronts: 1) Continuing the successful Energy Efficiency in Emerging Economies (E4) Programme, a major component of the CETP, in order to enhance action and support and promote sound EE policies and deployment in emerging economies, 2) Broadening Danish support to the CETP to strengthen its work within Danish priority areas and countries and 3) Increasing synergies and collaboration between the CETP and Danish bilateral energy partnerships and where relevant multilateral programmes supported by Denmark.

Results can be found in the annual reports here: https://www.iea.org/analysis/all?programme=clean-energy-transitions-programme&type=report&q=annual%20report Reduced greenhouse gas emissions through accelerated, secure, affordable and low carbon energy transitions in targeted emerging economies
Consultancy: Translation from danish to english - year narrative report 2020 Translation of the Peace and Stabilization Fund's 2019 Annual Status report into English.
Danida World Photo scholarship Auxiliary activities 2019 Development Cooperation Awareness Grant
Results Reporting Project: Development of Results Reporting Methodology The consultancy aims at assisting the MFA in achieving improvements in the monitoring and results reporting related to development cooperation activities through development of results reporting methodologies for special and new development instruments, as identified during the diagnostic round with units in 2020.
Research mobility grants 2019 extended 2021 The aim of the research mobility grant facility is to enhance and encourage research collaboration between Danish institutions and research partners in growth and transition economies focusing on agreed strategic sector cooperation themes
Mid-term review of Mali country programme Revue à mi-parcours du Programme Pays Mali 2017-2022
PATRIP - Climate Change Adaptation and Stability in Fragile Border Areas of Mali Strengthen resilience of communities in Mali's fragile border areas to Burkina Faso and Niger through integrated climate change adaptation and stabilisation measures.
COVID-19 Relief Assistance for Partners in IFU-Supported Projects The immediate objectives of the capital contribution are:
Stabilisation and recovery of SMEs and PFIs in Africa following the Covid-19 crises, and scaling market penetration of AGF’s green guarantees to promote SME-led green investments across Africa.
Seminar om Loss and Damage relateret til klimaforandringer i skrøbelige lande The purpose of the seminar is to explore emerging approaches, experience and best practices in addressing the risk of loss and damage related to the impacts of climate change in the most vulnerable developing countries in view of integrating these in development cooperation and humanitarian action.
OCHA/ERSB - UNDAC Mission Account 2019-2020 Contribution to the Danish UNDAC mission account to cover expenses related to Danish experts used in UNDAC missions and as facilitators/trainers in UNDAC training courses. The UNDAC Standby Team comprised of over 120 experienced disaster managers can be deployed anywhere in the world within 48 hours to undertake immediate humanitarian assessments and establish and/or reinforce coordination in sudden onset disasters, as well as to complex emergencies and protracted conflicts.

Strategic objectives: Save lives and alleviate suffering of people affected by new and escalating emergencies by supporting on-site coordination, coordinated assessments, information management and situational analysis, in sudden onset and escalating emergencies. OCHA/ERSB - contribution to the Danish UNDAC Mission Account, 2019-2020.
China - Strategic Sector Cooperation on Maritime Affairs – Phase II Strategic Sector Cooperation in the Maritime Sector between Denmark and China, Phase II
DMDP 2020 – Fair Recycling: an inclusive and formalised plastic recycling ecosystem in Kenya One of the major challenges in Kenya’s waste and recycling sector is that the urban waste is either not collected and recycled at all, or it is collected by waste pickers who are perceived as outcasts and live in poverty, under poor working conditions, without any options to escape. At the same time, the 500.000 registered refugees, hosted by Kenya, generally face substantial barriers to access employment opportunities. The low income of waste pickers and the plastic waste challenge in areas hosting refugees are closely connected. Both are a result of low-value chain efficiency, limited value addition and a lack of formal organisation.
The Danish Refugee Council (DRC), in partnership with Unilever and Mr Green, aim to integrate informal and marginalised waste pickers and refugees in Kenya, to a formalised plastics recycling value chain. By implementing innovative and financially sustainable impact-interventions in the value chain, the “Fair Recycling” project will contribute to safer working conditions, increased income and decent jobs, and drive the tranisition to a localised circular plastic economy.
The Danida Market Development Partnerships programme (DMDP) is designed to support commercially oriented partnerships for sustainable market development in developing countries. In addition to reporting on individually determined outputs and outcomes, all DMDP projects report on five key programme indicators. These five indicators are the same for the whole project portfolio, enabling strategic and programme level monitoring, and aggregation of results.
At the programme level, three key outcomes which are related to three of the five key programme indicators, have been chosen for results reporting: Outcome 1: Increased employment (decent jobs) for women, men and youth. Outcome 2: Increased income opportunities from improved market linkages. Outcome 3: Additional capital raised (investment leverage). The main objective of the project is to improve the lives of waste pickers in Kenya and reduce the country’s environmental challenges with respect to plastic waste in a financially sustainable way.
Conference on Skilled Workers Formålet med opgaven er at bidrage til inklusiv vækst og beskæftigelse i nogle af Afrikas fattigste lande.  Konkret vil opgaven bidrage direkte til udviklingen af den danske strategi for jobskabelse med fokus på skabelse af flere og bedre faglærteuddannelser og -muligheder. Det er i den forbindelse afgørende at eventen inddrager og engagere målgruppen (herunder den yngre del) i strategiudviklingen/dagsordenen omkring
jobskabelse og faglærte.

Den 30. september 2020 afholdes en lanceringsevent i forbindelse med udgivelsen af en Hvidbog for jobskabelse og faglærte i Afrika ved en event i Industriens Hus, hvor udviklingsministeren er vært. Hvidbogen er et væsentligt led i arbejdet med udvikling af nye metoder til jobskabelse i Afrika. Formålet med lanceringen er tredelt: 1) At italesætte at manglen på faglærte er et problem for jobskabelsen i Afrika – og dermed for at unge kan skabe sig en fremtid i Afrika. 2) At lancere et ”call to action”, der kickstarter en inddragende løsningsfase som opfølgning på Hvidbogen. 3) At aktivere og mobilisere relevante interessenter med henblik på at engagere dem i processen fremadrettet. Med henblik på at sikre en egagerende og dynamisk event, der når bredt ud til målgruppen, er der behov for at trække på professionel journalistisk og kommunikativ assistance til planlægning og afvikling af – samt opfølgning på – lanceringen i samarbejde med Udenrigsministeriet og andre involverede parter.
Danish Support to New Climate Economy (NCE) 2020-2022 Contribute to driving climate ambition and building low-carbon, inclusive, climate resilient societies based on models of transformative and inclusive green growth in key developing countries and emerging economies.
Quality Assurance of the Reporting of Development Assistance -ODA 2020, Pivot Consulent Assistance to quality assurance of the reporting of Official Development Assistance (ODA, OOF, Private Flows) to the OECD-DAC secretariat.
Formulation Mission, including light touch review on existing program, The Danish Gulf of Guinea Maritime Security Program phase 3, 2022-2026 - Ghana The purpose of the LTR is to assess the progress of the ongoing engagements under the Gulf of Guinea maritime security program ongoing phase II. The LTR will gather lessons learned including factors, which enhanced or hindered the implementation of project activities and gauge progress made towards the achievement of outcomes in the context of the Danish maritime security engagements in the Gulf of Guinea. The LTR will also assess good practices and the ability of implementing partners to deliver on project results and adapt to changes during project implementation. Finally, the LTR will provide recommendations, which in return will inform the formulation of the Maritime Security Program phase III, 2022-2026.

The purpose of the Formulation is for the Consultant to conduct a formulation mission to the region, physical or virtual pending the development of the Covid-19 pandemic. The final product is the development of a Project Document (PD) detailing the broader Gulf of Guinea maritime security framework, including Peace and Stabilisation Engagement Documents (PSED’s) for each of the engagements under the Danish Gulf of Guinea Maritime Security Program phase III, 2022-2026. The PD, PSED’s and relevant annexes are to be quality assured by the MFA program committee and undergo a follow-up MFA technical appraisal. Finally, they will be approved by the Steering Committee for the Danish Peace and Stabilisation Fund in Q4 of 2021.
Explorer 2019 NTU International 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. Nigeria, over 190 million inhabitants, half of them living in rural areas in disparate regions, and only 48% as a rate of
electrification. With an average power supply of 3.1GW, being utilized at 78% for residential use, the country is
facing a power shortage that is far from being satisfied. with 2.63% demographic growth rate, the population is still
relying for 82.2% of its energy supply on fossil fuel. With its experience, NTU will offer a substantial leapfrogging
opportunity in clean energy production. RECON Project aims at enabling local rural communities to not only access
clean energy, through already tested viable hybrid solutions, but also to develop their capacities to manage and
maintain the mini grids through local energy cooperatives. Hybrid mini grids have already been tested in theory and
confirmed to offer the best solution for clean energy for small communities. RECON Project is the optimal
commercial, and socially oriented approach to apply the theories in practice, in close cooperation with OEMs. This
will not only guarantee access to clean energy, it will also generate a series of SDGs related positive outcomes. Explorer 2019 NTU International
Indonesia-Denmark Energy Partnership Programme. 2020-2025 Indonesian Government has higher NDC ambitions and has improved implementation of the green energy transition .
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) flash appeal funding State of Palestine humanitarian fund 2018-2019 Danish contribution to oPt Humanitarian Fund, 2019-2020
Identification and formulation of a new Climate Partnerships and Private Sector Support Programme 2022-2025 - To assist GDK in completing a participatory programme identification phase with emphasis on analysing existing achievements, scoping and consideration of alternative or new modalities to the DMDP programme, strategic alignment and involvement of relevant stakeholders from the resource base. 
- To draft the Programme Document (multiple versions) including all relevant supporting documentation (as mentioned below) ready for approval by the Minister for Development Cooperation
Support to Ghana Centre for Democratic Development Support to Ghana Centre for Democratic Development
Norwegian Refugee Council activities in Afghanistan 2021 The proposed project aims at improving livelihoods, health and life quality on a sustainable basis for returnees, protracted IDPs and their vulnerable host communities. By the completion of the project, beneficiaries would have improved livelihoods as measured by reduced time in collecting water and increased time spent on food production, income generation and girls’ and boys’ education, improved health as measured by a reduction in water borne diseases, and an overall improvement in the quality of life as perceived by the targeted men, women, boys and girls. The integrated nature and the diverse targeting strategy of the interventions will enable addressing of the needs and priorities of the communities from different angles; access to and use of safe drinking water coupled with open defecation free villages and improved hygiene behavior will reduce the incidence of diseases (including COVID19) which will in turn enable communities to invest increased time, energy and resources into learning new skills and engaging in various farm and off farm income generating activities offered by the intervention. The interventions planned will particularly target at risk individuals and households such as women-headed households, youth susceptible to embracing negative coping mechanisms, impoverished farmers and individuals with disability. Based on learning since outbreak of Covid-19 in March 2020the interventions for this extension period will also focus on helping communities to reduce the negative economic impact of COVID19 pandemic.
Danida Travel and Information grants - Travel grant 2017 Promotion of Development Awareness
Green Climate Fund 2020-2023 (GCF-1) The overall Danish priorities in 2021-2023 involves 
1. Maximum climate effect measured in CO2 reductions and strengthened resilience measured in number of affected people.
2. Maximum national and local project ownership through strengthened collaboration with relevant actors.
3. Ensure high environmental and social standards in project selection and implementation.
4. Increased efficiency in the work of the board through strengthened decision-making processes.

In addition, Denmark aims at strengthening a) the fund's focus on support for climate adaptation efforts in the most vulnerable countries and b) the fund's role in reversing global funding flows from black to green in line with the Paris Agreement's objective (Article 2.1c).

The Danish contribution to GCF is monitored on the basis of GCF's own annual performance reporting. The latest report can be found at the following link: https://www.greenclimate.fund/annual-results-report-2021 The aim of Denmark’s support to GCF is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and build resilience and increase the ability to adapt to climate change impacts in developing countries and contribute to making global financial flows consistent with low-emission and climateresilient development. Thereby, it is a key contribution to the implementation of the Paris Agreement. GCF provides a strong platform for supporting particularly the most vulnerable countries and it serves as a critical element of Denmark’s ambition to increase mobilization of climate finance and take lead on climate action internationally.
UNISFA (Abyei) FNs Fredsbev.org. UNDPKO pålignet bidrag, 15% Missionen blev oprettet af FN's Sikkerhedsrådsresolution 1990 (2011) som svar på den voldelige situation i Abyei regionen i Sudan. Operationen skal monitorere grænsen mellem nord og syd Sudan samt sikre adgang til humanitær bistand.
Secondment to the IUCN The Danish engagement with IUCN has the overarching purpose of supporting IUCN’s Programme 2021-24 in realising its call to action by all IUCN’s Members, scientific network and Secretariat to mobilise collectively on delivering a clear and demonstrable contribution to the SDGs, the post-2020 global biodiversity framework and the Paris Agreement in developing countries.

Following this purpose, the objective of the development cooperation is support to IUCN’s global thematic and regional programmes to achieve their intended results for people, land, water, oceans, and climate, especially on climate adaptation, improved access to water resources, nature based solutions, gender equality, and rights and inclusion of indigenous peoples.
The secondment will be placed in the IUCN secretariat as part of the Danish support to achieve the objective of Denmark's engagement with IUCN.