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Oxfam IBIS - Fair recovery - Strengthened civil society and media for fiscal justice Ghana Putting African governments on a path to a fair recovery will require governments, regional and international actors to redouble their efforts to strengthen progressive and gender sensitive tax collection, while at the same time reversing the plans for austerity, halt the debt crisis, and put an end to harmful Illicit Financial Flows that all conspire to undermine public budgets and weaken the link between increased tax and development outcomes. The project will strengthen the capacity of civil society and investigative journalists to push for fiscal justice, putting the financing of the SDGs and a strengthened social contract at its heart. The programme will focus on three countries – Ghana, Uganda and Kenya. In addition, the programme will seek to influence regional economic communities, the African Union, and global institutions and donor countries to create the conditions that will support African governments to pursue fiscal justice in response to the crises.

Objective 1: Tax revenue and public budgets are expanded and made significantly more progressive and gender-sensitive in the target countries (Uganda, Kenya and Ghana).

Objective 2: Regional and global institutions, policies and agreements support the fulfilment of fiscal justice in African countires.
SN Power Feasibility study Mpatamanga hydro power project in Malawi Feasibility study (first phase) of Mpatamanga hydro power project in Malawi
Silwan Tobdi3 - Silwan Arts School: Reinforcing Palestinian Culture, Preserving Identity The project supports the creative capacity, wellbeing and resilience of the community in Silwan and Jerusalem through arts and culture. It enhances the accessibility of around 1,200 children and youth to innovative learning spaces through art education and enables 12,500 people to participate in cultural life. In addition, it builds the capacities of 130 art teachers in art education and teaching arts to children with disabilities, and improves the learning environment of the Silwan Art School through enhancing its infrastructure and expanding bank of instruments and equipment.

This intervention from 2022-2025 to support Silwan Music School with institutional and capacity development. This project would provide an opportunity to children and youth who lives in less privileged areas with low living standers and income to have access to Music education. 
- Improving the Schools’ art education programs and include new marginalised communities such as: Al-Issawiya, Al-Izzariyeh. 
- Building local capacities in art education and teaching arts to children with disabilities, especially young art practitioners and teachers. 
- Enhancing the learning environment of the Silwan Art School by providing for infrastructure development and expanding its instruments’ bank and equipment.
- Strengthening the JYCF partnerships with local and international stakeholders.
- Providing support to government school’s in art education through strengthening the sustainability of its academic programs and enhance its existing capacities.
ICIJ Traning and Capacity Building ICIJ's training program seeks to enhance the capacity of journalists in South America, to investigate and expose IFFs, illegal offshore activities and corruption.
Promoting Conflict-Affected Coomunity Livelihood in Greater Krdofan The project planned effect (s) on the target society is that; Conflict-affected community improved access to natural resources, livelihood, food security and enjoy social peace and coexistence. The beneficiaries are both, the host communities (sedentary farmers and herders) affected by conflict and IDPs.
The expected effects for the target group of the Project are (Outcome).
•	Outcome1:  Natural resources management mechanisms sustained, through; strengthening management and institutional capacities of community-based organizations and traditional leaders.
•	Outcome 2:  Community livelihood system promoted, small scale farmers and livestock herders improved access to appropriate agriculture, animal feeding and awareness sessions.  
•	Outcome 3: Innovative Youth led/women initiatives supported with diversified livelihood and peace interventions, small business start-up –packages, and income generation activities.  
•	Outcome 4: Community Access to Safe and Reliable Water for People drinking and livestock’s Watering improved.
MA-Bonthe District Integrated Development Project Safe and clean drinking water to reduce water borne diseases in schools and communities. Relevant community structures equipped to manage WASH facilities.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Kenya, Rwanda. The project aims to increase awareness on the topic of human trafficking. They want to acheive this both by building capacity within the general poulation in their communities in Kenya and Rwanda. They also want to work towards influencing policy makers in order to improve policies on migration and to support the victims of human trafficing.
Sos Sahel Sudan WASH North Kordofan The project aims to provide sustainable water in North Kordofan Area
Strengthening mediation in Albania The Project’s planned effect on society is: Strengthened rule of law and increased access to justice through mediation.
The planned effects for the target group of the Project are: Improved legal framework and standards on mediation, reduced case backlog in Durres and Tirana court and increased conflict resolution potential and community problem solving in Albanian society.
Miljødirektoratet framework agreement OfD - Somalia OfD support to Somalia through NEA. Framework agreement between the Norwegian Environment Agency and Norad regarding enviornmental management of the petroleum sector.
Disability policy for social resilience in China OsloMet and East-Lake Institute for Social Advancement will – in collaboration with public sector agencies, disabled peoples organizations, and international scholars in disability law and policy – facilitate knowledge transfer and policy learning to build public sector capacity in China central for the development and implementation of national policies that will reduce poverty and social inequality, and foster social resilience among persons with disabilities.
Humanitarian response in Ukraine's neighbouring countries Humanitarian response in Ukraine's neighbouring countries, excluding Moldova.
WILPF - WPS - SYRIA 2022-2025 WILPFs country programme in Syria - Synergies between the media and women activists and feminists for inclusive peace processes and political participation

Stiching female jouralists network (SFJN) aims to further the feminist agenda and amplify the voices of women, particularly those active in public spaces by facilitating and support a more sensitive and inclusive media coverage of peace processes and women's political participation in Syria where journalists are provided with tailored support, tools and skills and women political actors feel more incouraged to be in the media. SFJN will also produce feminist contextual knowledge, open spaces to share experiences and ideas at regional level and follow its holistic approach to protection.
Feasibility study new partners in DRC Fesability study to assess possible new partners in DRC to complement our work in line with the strategy.
ICVA Core Support 2022-2024 To promote NGO engagement in the development the humanitarian sector and its policies, for a more collective, principled and effective action – with a special focus on cross cutting issues, Humanitarian financing, humanitarian Coordination and forced migration.
Moldova World Bank M-GROW TF program Moldova Growth, Resilience and Opportunities for Well-Being Trust Fund Program (M-GROW TF Program)

A coordinated financing and support mechanism to assist the Government of Moldova to make critical investments and strengthen institutions towards the country’s green, resilient, and inclusive development and regional integration in Europe. Under Pillar 1 – Critical Project Investment, M-GROW will provide financing, as well as narrowly targeted technical assistance and capacity building, to support the Moldovan Government's key investment projects in line with the CPF pipeline. Under Pillar 2 – Institutional Strengthening, M-GROW will support development policy financing, as well as deeper technical assistance and capacity building, to support the Government’s policy and institutional reform agenda, toward implementing well-funded, coherent, and coordinated advances to enhance Moldova’s readiness for EU membership.

The program will integrate key priorities such as resilience, climate change, gender, and inclusion. It will also feature green investments across several sectors and will include a Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR) early in the program to deepen advice, advocacy, and related public and private sector interventions. The WB will continue to monitor existing gender gaps and the risks of emerging gender issues, especially those related to recent crises. Building on the actions outlined in the Moldova Gender and Social Inclusion Platform developed by the WB, it aims to address critical gender gaps and support the inclusion of vulnerable and marginal social groups through identification of sustainable and people-centered approaches to development in Moldova.
NABA Summit 2022 Support towards the Nordic Africa Business Summit 2022 - Delivering Impact.
Support to Ukrainian refugees in neighbouring countries Support to Ukrainian refugees in Poland
WHO PCA B3 - Health and well-being: Health and the environment Funds towards WHO's work on Health and the environment, air pollution and climate change and health
Refugee response in Venezuela Support to UNHCR's refugee response in Venezuela. Softly earmarked contributions to UNHCR activities and appeals 2023-2026.
IOM Addressing Mixed Migration Flows in the Western Balkans Vulnerable migrants in the Western Balkans are better protected and have access to safe and dignified return assistance.
Strengthening Research, Education and Advocacy in Conflict, Peace and De The main objective of this project is to build human capacity for a peaceful, democratic and just society in South Asia through strenghtened capacities of highed education institutions in conflict management, peace building and governance with a vew to assist the rebuilding and long-term development of war-torn communities and regions. Other partners: COMSATS Institute of information technology (CIIT) (Pakistan), University of Ruhuna (Sri Lanka) and NMBU.
NPL Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Education policy and administrative management. Training of teachers in ICDP method, increase quality of education. Other partners: Early Childhood Education Centre pvt. Ltd., KOSHISH National Mental Health Self-Help Organization.
RBR Mentawai Empowerment of the Mentawai people and promotion of sustainable forest management their traditional areas in the Mentawai islands, Sumatra
Development of active citizenship and tolerance in education (part 2) Continuation of the project UKR-20/0003. Promoting the development of active citizenship, tolerance and understanding in educational institutions and Communities of Ukraine. Support of democratic processes in Ukrainian society through introduction of the integrated intercultural course «Culture of Good Neighbourhood»
Drivers of deforestation Selected companies’ role in driving deforestation and human rights violations is reduced
Red Americana por Justica Economica y Social (Latindadd) - Scaling up transparency, Accountability and Governance of Financial Flows Co-operation between AFRODAD,  Asian Peoples’ Movement on Debt and Development
(APMDD), Red Latinoamericana por Justicia Económica y Social (Latindadd), and European Network on Debt and Development (Eurodad). The partners will contribute to the outcomes through:  
Advocacy for improved participation of underrepresented countries in global tax collaboration mechanisms.
Civil society organisations participate in global and regional dialogues on tax and financial transparency
Strategic research on tax and development


Outcome 2) Global tax collaboration and standards reflect needs and capacities of developing countries
SAI - Changing Perception on FoRB in the MENA Region Freedom of Religion or Belief
Expert deployment for climate services and energy in emergencies Deployment of international experts to support climate services and energy in emergencies in Africa. the expers will cover a variety of institutions and organizations.
AERC Core support 2018/2019 - 2022/2023 Core support to AERC : Research support contributing to economic policies for inclusive and sustainable development in Africa. AERC covers more than 40 countries in sub-Saharan Africa, whereby most publications are produced in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda.
Support to Sudanese Democratic Transition The Grant is  expected to cotribute to successful resumption of a civilian led transition in Sudan including development of new conistitution, establishement of transitional inistitutions, and evential democratic elections
Tyrkia - UNICEF Humanitarian Action for Children Appeal 2023. UNICEF Humanitarian Action for Children Appeal 2023.
Development of solar mini-grid projects  in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) The agreement is under Norad's Enterprise for Development Scheme (EDFJ). Norad supports development of solar mini-grid projects in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This includes projects in Bumba, Gemena and Isiro as well as projects within the buffer zone of the Maiko Natural Park. 

Among others, Norad's support covers costs associated with setting up company structures, technical studies, financing, legal fees and site permits.
Addressing illegal deforestation through investigative journalism The project is a collaboration between three partners (Mongabay, Earthsight and The Gecko Project) with the aim to document and publish news and media related to deforestation, corruption and forest crime. The project will focus on Brazil and Indonesia in addition to a global component. The project will use investigative journalism as a method, and publish a total of 10 larger featuring stories within 2020.
Research, community dialogues and social norms change The university will contribute to evidence-based activities within GBV
Building skills for life and work for post-conflict vulnerable youth This project will increase access to quality vocational training courses, while ensuring that youth, (ages 18-24) in post-conflict communities in Kayin State and Tanintharyi Region, are better positioned and equipped to successfully transition from learning centers to work, improving and diversifying livelihoods opportunities.
WOLA - Support to Peace Process in Colombia and Solution in Venezuela Urgent advocacy and analysis to support Colombia's peace process and a negotiated solution to Venezuela's crisis
Flexible funds Haiti - NORCAP Flexible funds Haiti

Secondments coordination education sgbv shelter
2.1: B1-UHC - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025 Strengthen health systems to increase qualtiy and access to prevantable and curative health services in low- and middle-income countries.
Football coaching courses for women Football coaching courses for women in the Middle East. Increase the number of female football coaches. Increase the number of girls participating in football activities. National football associations are cooperating partners.
REDD+ in Practice Asia Pacific The project t  will address  the global efforts from developing and developed countries and the private sector that are necessary to adequately create the incentives needed to address deforestation, degradation, and unsustainable forest management.
University of Pretoria Human Rights Programme Project Goal: Strenghthening of institutions in Africa dealing with governance, rule of law and human rights.
GIZ - Support for Vocational Education & Training Reform in Pakistan Support to GIZ to implement 'Support for Vocational Education & Training Reform in Pakistan' Programme
Digni secretariat The Digni secretariat manages Norad-grants, sub-grants it to its member organisations and monitor that the member organisations have systems and structures in place to ensure compliance with the conditions of the Norad grant agreement and that results are achieved and reported.
South Sudan Financial support to project titled Lifesaving Food Support and Food For Agriculture Production in Yirol, South Sudan
GH: Many Hands Make Light Work: Eliminate slavery in child domestic work Impact: Children involved in child domestic work are free from abuse and exploitation and have their rights respected, enabling them to lead full and independent lives.

Main activities include: Income-generating activities (IGA) for vulnerable families, awareness raising for guardians, training of employers, psychosocial and legal support to abused Child Domestic Workers (CDWs) etc.

ASI has two sub-partners in Ghana: Challing Heights and Leadership & Advocacy for Women in Africa (LAWA).
Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment Program (GEWEP) III - DRC Vulnerable women and girls living in North Kivu (of whom 90 000 will be direct participants), benefitting from transformation and gender justice, exercise their socio-economic, civil, and political rights, including in relation to gender-based violence.
Mapping Social Tensions - Rohingya Crisis Support to conduct research for mapping and understanding drivers of social tensions in districts of Bangladesh affected by the Rohingya crisis as well as assessing potential ramifications.
Humanitarian health services Lebanon Basic health services for lebanese and refugees from Palestine, Syria and Iraq
Creating sustainable profit through Value Chain Khost Creating sustainable profit through Value Chain, and creating sustainable employment through Profitable Enterprises
ODA-UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) ODA coefficient of assessed Norwegian contribution to MINURSO
Cross program costs 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.
ICORN - International Cities of Refugee Network 2022-2024 Core support to International City of Refugees Network, whic offers shelter to writers and artists at risk, advancing freedom of expression, defending democratic values and promoting international solidarity. ICORN provides protection services that are relevant for women writers and artists.
Children learn and are safe - Malawi In partnership with civil society, academia and Government, the program will seek to support  children to learn and to be safe at school. Focus will be on the most marginalised groups of children (girls, children with disabilities,etc). This will include policy development, advocacy, teacher training amongst others. Other partners: APW, CASDO, Livingstonia Synod and Blantyre Synod, CSEC, FEDOMA, Montfort Special Needs Education (SNE) College
ICIJ Traning and Capacity Building ICIJ's training program seeks to enhance the capacity of journalists in Africa to investigate and expose IFFs, illegal offshore activities and corruption.
Monitoring, Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre (MALAC) The main objective is to mobilise citizens in anticorruption efforts and increase transparency and accountability of judiciary by: empowering citizens to report corruption and acting towards institutions to ensure that citizens reports are addressed; building student networks and youth initiatives in the field of anti-corruption; and strengthening oversight of prosecution of corruption through monitoring trials of corruption, holding judiciary accountable in prosecuting public officials.
NOR-Disability Inclusive Developmt through Community Based Rehabilitatio PWD: Access to Health/ Access to Education/ Community Acceptance/ Political and Financial Empowerment
Supporting the Lebanese ISF in combatting torture DCAF works closely with the Internal Security Forces (ISF) on combatting torture. This 2-years project aims to ensure that Lebanese authorities guarantee better protection of human rights and accountability of security agencies, through more effective security sector oversight for preventing torture and ill-treatment. Amongst the activities are developing Sops and internal regulations, training professionals, including women polices, and working with women prisons on better prisons management.
SP - Biofuel value chain in Kenya - NIBIO Develop a valuechain for biofuel production in Kenya. A Strategic Partnership project with NIBIO as agreement partner and NIBIO, Norges Vel and six Kenyan partners as implementing partners to develop a valuechain for biofuel production and sale on a commercial basis in Kenya over a three year period, to replace charcoal for cooking and use biomasse from the local sugar industry in the biofuel production.
Regional action for combatting forest crime and corruption Good governance in forestry and combatting forest crime and corruption in 4 countries
Ocean for Development Kenya Development of an institutional cooperation project between the Norwegian Institute of Marine Research (IMR) and the Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute (KMFRI) on five topics to improve management and governance of marine resources: i) stock assessments, ii) Marine Spatial Planning, iii) marine aquaculture, iv) value addition and reduction of post-harvest losses (from fisheries and aquaculture), and v) blue carbon.
OfU Ghana Revenue mngmnt. 2018-2020 A long-term programme within petroleum related revenue management. Parallell agreements are established within environmental management and resource management. Preparations since 2014. Pre-activities from 2017. Agreement signed 19 March 2018. Institutional agreement signed after progr.agreement.
Climate smart agricultural value chain for economic empowerment-NCA Puntland The project will pilot scalable models to increase the income for small-scale producers through access to value chains and markets. This will include climate smart production and service systems as well as job creation
Haiti Sustainable Energy II To increase energy access in the South Departement of Haiti in an environmentally and economically sustainable manner.
Addendum 2: Somali Women towards Economic Empowerment Somali women, including women from marginalised groups, are able to take part in and benefit from business activities and the formal and informal labour markets, in Somaliland, Puntland and South-Central Somalia.
Equality at Work: advancing healthy, safe & diverse labour force in JOR ‘Advance gender equality, safety, diversity and inclusion in the world of work by promoting policies and laws, harmonizing national efforts, building institutional capacity, and creating sustainable opportunities for women, people with disabilities, female migrant workers, and Syrian refugees to access, thrive, and progress in decent work.
NORHED II SAFEWORKERS - Safe Work Conditions The SAFEWORKERS project aims to improve safety and health for workers in Sub-Saharan Africa through novel and expanded Occupational Health capacity development in higher education and research.
Travel support - Kiribati Travel support for participant from Kiribati to take part in negotiations on the BBNJ at UNHQs in New York.
DRC Women, peace and security Support to UN Women in the DRC  for the implementation of the national action plan for Women, Peace and Security.
KRFU  Strengthening political dialogue in Eastern Europe Strengthening local political dialouge in Eastern Europe
Civil Society influence for reduced inequality in Honduras 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