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MA-Improving the Living Conditions of Indigenous People in Ratanakiri Household food diet improved, women of reproductive age, and child meet the minimum dietary diversity. School gardens and nutrition education at schools.
Transforming conflict through non-violent approaches in Kidal Training in non-violent conflict resolution, literacy education and  other capacity building  initiatives for local peace teams in the region of Kidal. Support to local initiatives.
Maintenance in ZECO Support to ZECO for maintenance of infrastructure, including capacity building, hardware and equipment, as well as financing of new priority infrastructure.
Children’s rights - SCN Global Capacity strengthening and programme development from technical advisors in Save the Children Norway (based in Oslo and overseas) to support child rights for all country programmes included in the framework agreement
Core Support Operational Appeals Unearmarked funds to ICRC Operational appeals 2023-2025
Ending Violence against Women and Girls - Tanzania The programme aims to strengthen mechanisms to tackle VAWG across the whole continuum from prevention and protection to response. Primary and secondary VAWG prevention is a key objective. In Tanzania Kivulini will continue to implement the SASA! program in Mwanza region to educate people to use their power positively to sustain change at an individual and community level. .
Technical Assistance to Improve Mgnt of Fish Resources of SL-Phase II Impact of the Project:
Sustainable Management Fisheries Resources of Sri Lanka. 
Outcomes of the Project:
1.	Improved fisheries data collection system for coastal fisheries to provide reliable statistical landing data covering the entire country for sustainable management of the coastal fisheries
2.	Providing technical assistance and competence building in fisheries research through fisheries independent surveying 
3.	Improved fisheries management in accordance with UNFSA's Precautionary Approach
4.             Enhance the research-based functions of the NARA Sri Lanka with improved staff competency and data quality assurance
Cooperation between the OSCE Academy and NUPI 2020 - 2023 The aim is to build a democratically oriented, regionally integrated group of decision-makers in Central Asia. 
Expected results:Higher education, A strong alumni network, Junior Professional Programs, Further developed status of the OSCE Academy,
UNs advisory panel - visit to NEPAD Support to the Secretary-General's Advisory Panel on International Support for the New Partnership for Africa's Development to enable the panel to undertake consultations with some of the key stakeholders of NEPAD.
NORHED II Coastal Marine Resources ECOGIV Full project title: Ecosystem-based management of coastal marine resources (ECOGIV). Marine Resource Economic analysis is a disciplinary approach well suited to analyse economic development and sustainable ecosystem-based management, and recommend policies in relation to these challenges. EcoGIV will develop high level Marine Resource Economics competence for South partners by developing an open international PhD program at NTU.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project aims to provide safer transfusion services for patients at the partner institutions through increased competencies and a wider understanding of global transfusion medicine among staff. This will be acheived by experience obtained during exchange periods between blood transfusion centres with a different cultural, religious and economical background.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Norway, Guatemala and Tanzania.  Spor aims to create a better understanding of mutual learning between cultures in the North and the South, and between South and South, by involving youth who are not usually engaged in North/South matters. In this way, the programme reaches a broader layer of society , and geographical regions other than the urban capital area. In Norway, the target group is youth with rural, indigenous, minority, little or no work and/or organizational experience, vocational or primaty industry backgrounds.
WTO Fisheries Funding Mechanism Trust Fund 2023-2025 This trust fund is being established to support the targeted implementation of new fisheries subsidies disciplines by eligible developing country and least developed country (LDC) WTO Members by providing them with technical assistance and capacity building support.

The key deliverable is a successful implementation of the fisheries subsidies disciplines. This will be done through the integration by Members of fisheries-related elements into their fisheries subsidies policies and practices, and the notification and reporting of the information related to the subsidies and the fisheries-related elements to the WTO. The TACB provided will also assist beneficiary Members to have strengthened fisheries management to meet the specific requirements of the Agreement.

It is aimed principally at countering the harm that subsidies can cause to the sustainability of fish stocks. As such, the disciplines require Members, when providing fisheries subsidies, to take into account in various ways information and considerations related to the sustainability of the fisheries in question.
NORAD Improving Food and Nutrition Security Mali Education including literacy for women.
African Ways Exploring new African literature and diaspora voices Information activities in Norway.
ETH Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Ending violence against women and girls. Other partners: Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus Development and Social Services Commission, SIL Ethiopia, Harvest Church of God, The Bible Society of Ethiopia, Ethiopia Ministry of Health, NLM - Norwegian Lutherian Mission - Local Office
NOR-Community Actions for Peace and Reconciliation Project Peace education on peace building, conflict prevention and resolution for the whole target group.
UNDP - Solar Energy System for Khan Younis Waste Water Treatment Plant Support to the Khan Younis Waste Water Treatment Plant. The project, that will be directly executed by UNDP, supports the Khan Younis Waste Water Treatment Plant (KYWWTP) by providing it with a backup supply of electricity by installing a 1,4 MWP photovoltaic solar energy system that will be integrated within the electricity network to ensure sustainability in its operation at a reduced cost.
GW Promoting domestic resource mobilisation for a just energy transition Mali The economic transition from fossil fuels to renewables must not place undue burden on, or unjustly affect, those least responsiblefor the climate crisis. While we must scale up clean energy such as solar and wind power to avoid climate-breakdown, Global South countries where large deposits of lithium, cobalt, and copper are located, must also benefit from this process. To address the problem, Global Witness (GW) will work in partnership with civil society network, Publish What You Pay (PWYP), to convene, strategize, and campaign to expose unfair models of extraction that inhibit DRM, investigate harmful and illicit practices, and address barriers to countries benefiting from the renewable energy transition, while supporting strong governance and a robust civil society enabling environment in those target jurisdictions. 
The project’s objectives are to strengthen Global South civil society and its Northern networks to advance global equity by achieving responsible, transparent management of critical minerals resource wealth to optimise DRM, in the context of the energy transition. Target groups include communities affected by: human and environmental harms from irresponsible extractive industries; the suppression of DRM due to poor governance and illicit financial flows; and climate change impacts.
A South-South CSO alliance will be developed to engage on these issues in collaboration with PWYP and their national chapters
working with communities on critical mineral and energy transition issues in Mali.
A complementary South-North CSO/NGO alliance will be built, supporting the participation of Global South CSOs in leadingadvocacy within international fora and networks.
GW and partner investigations will ground South-North advocacy at the national and international levels. They will expose how exploitative and abusive economic models prevent Global South countries from equitably benefitting from the transition to a green economy
Action to Strengthen Partnerships for Inclusion Resilience and Education Learners in hard-to-reach rural areas in Eastern Equatoria, Upper Nile and Central Equatoria of South Sudan, will have access, participate in and learn in quality primary schools. ASPIRE will promote gender equality and peaceful coexistence. It will offer mental health support to girls, children with disabilities, IDPs, refugee returnees, and host communities. It will provide quality teaching and teacher well-being in harsh environments though professional development and CSO strengthening.
Sustainable Energy Fund Africa (SEFA) Phase II Phase II of support to SEFA. SEFA is a multi-donor trust fund (special fund) administered by the African Development Bank. SEFA supports medium-scale and small renewable energy and energy-efficiency projects developed by the private sector. SEFA offers technical assistance at different stages in the project development cycle as well as concessional financing.
IMLU Support to Human Rights 2019-2021 Support to human rights in Kenya with a focus on assisting torture victims, medico-legal practitioners and human rights reforms.
Humanitarian asistance Save lives, alleviate suffering and protect human dignity. Focus:WASH, SGBV, ASRH and protection.
Migration Multi Partner Trust Fund (GCM) 2019-2022 Migration MPTF - UN's multi partner fund for the UN migration platform (GCM) 2019-2022 - start up fund. The Norwegian contribution is earmarked to thematic areas 2 and 3: Protection of vulnerable migrants and Work against illegal migration.
Support to Climate Smart Agriculture in SLM programme Objective of the project is to improve land and crop productivity through climate smart production in a landscape approach.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The main goal of this project is to improve the care of sick and premature newborn babies, in line with evidence based practice, in New Delhi, Delhi, and in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Furthermore, the project aims to provide Norwegian health personnel experience in diagnosis and treatment of patients in these areas that exceed the exposures they will get in Norway. The project also intends to increase multicultural understanding within newborn health care. India.
LUANAR Capacity Building for Managing Adaptations for Climate Change The programme will build the capacity of the university to mainstream climate smart agriculture through teaching, learning, training, outreach and research. The programme will be implemented through four interlinked thematic areas (i) Teaching and Training (ii) Research and Technology, (iii) Capacity building; (iv) Outreach and Advocacy.
WaSo-Africa – Institutional Capacity Building in Water Management The project seeks to join different disciplines from meteorology to humanities and social sciences to take a holistic approach to climate change adaptation and mitigation research with special reference to water and society. There is special emphasis to improve the capacity of staff to supervise Master and PhD students as well as to do quality independent research. The project will focus on water resource management, water supply and waste water technology, and water and climate change.
Supporting Local Peacebuilding in the Deep South/ Patani The project will establish dialogue platforms and relations between actors from a number of defined strategic groups, strengthen capacity to engage in dialogue and contribute constructively to the development of conflict resolution proposals in Southern Thailand. Gender equality in participation will be emphasized in the strategic groups, and measures will be taken to facilitate women’s inclusion. Over time, the project will contribute to enhanced dialogue and cooperation around conflict resolution and governance in Southern Thailand. The focus areas for capacity building and dialogue are security arrangements, governance, questions related to the justice system and economic development.
MENA - NORCAP secondments MENA - humanitarian activities. NORCAP (Norwegian Capacity Standby Roster). Secondment of personell on short notice to the United Nation and other organisations strengthening their capacity to efficiently protect lives and livelihood of affected populations in crisis. The grant recipient shall be familiar with UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on women, peace and security and implement the project in a way that promotes the intentions of the resolution in the best possible way.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project aims to to mitigate an identified need to provide effective psychosocial treatment and legal support to victims of violence in local communities of Guatemala and Nicaragua. The participants of this exchange project provide psychosocial support to victims of violence, namely women, youth and children in schools and communities. The project also targets the individuals who commit the acts of violence, in an attempt to identify and treat the root causes of the violence.  Guatemala and Nicaragua
Strenghtening Equity, Access and Quality in Education 2 (SEAQE2) Learners  in Kapoeta state will access, engage and learn in inclusive primary schools. SEAQE2SS will develop education pathways for conflict affected children, out-of-school children and children with disabilities to access quality, relevant and inclusive education.
Frameagreement 2020_2024 Awareness raising on inclusive education targeting families communities and authorities in the districts Gorkha, Illam, Kailali, Sindhupalchowk and Surkhet. Identification and mobilization of visually impaired pupils as well as helping with enrolment and follow up of visually impaired pupils. Braille education. Scholarships.
Continental Shift Initiative After the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, all coastal states automatically have the right to the continental shelf. This shelf extends a minimum of 200 nautical miles. Shelf beyond 200 nautical miles must be documented to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf. Coastal states have ten years to present such documentation.
From 2008 to 2014, Norway assisted Cape Verde, Mauritania, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea, and Sierra Leone in the work of documenting the outer limit of their continental shelves beyond 200 nautical miles. The project was led by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The technical aspects were carried out and coordinated by GRID-Arendal and the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate. The technical part also included a very large data collection program funded by Norway. The project, called the Continental Shelf Initiative, resulted in the countries submitting a joint data presentation to the Commission in 2014.
The Shelf Commission currently has 30 presentations on the waiting list before West Africa's. Therefore, a waiting time of 4-7 years for commission processing is expected. In the meantime, it is important to maintain necessary shelf competence in these states so that they can defend the shelf submission to the Commission. To meet this need, the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate has held annual workshops since 2017, financed by Norway, where all countries participate with their technical experts to update themselves on developments in the relevant fields, new data becoming available, and the potential development of precedents in the Commission's published recommendations.
It has been shown that all professionals from the old network attended, and the professional updates and discussions were therefore very effective. All participants and the secretariat in Cape Verde consider such workshops to be a good tool for maintaining both competence and networks and have expressed a strong desire for continuation.
Frameagreement 2020_2024 Awareness raising on inclusive education targeting families communities and authorities in the districts Gorkha, Illam, Kailali, Sindhupalchowk and Surkhet. Identification and mobilization of visually impaired pupils as well as helping with enrolment and follow up of visually impaired pupils. Braille education.
UEGCL Institutional Support for Hydropower O&M Excellence Support to UEGCL Hydropower Operation and Maintenance Excellence (HOME) Programme. Expected impact: Improved socio-economic development in Uganda through higher availability and access to electricity. The expected effects of the Programme for the target group are (Outcome): 
i.	UEGCL established as a professional operator of its large hydropower plants
ii.	Increased competence level of UEGCL operation and maintenance staff
Tenure Facility projects supported in Indonesia Projects supported by the International Land and Forest Tenure Facility to enhance land reform and strengthen tenure rights of indigenous peoples and local communities in Indonesia
JPO World bank(blended finance) Ms. Miriam Eid 1st and 2nd year JPO World bank(blended finance) Ms. Miriam Eid 1st and 2nd year 2019-2020
Education and training in Human Rights 2020-2021 Norwegian Centre for Human Rights 2020-2021. Capacity building and education within human rights for human rights defenders, civil society, government officials and academia. Main geographical focus in South East Asia, but covers countries in all regions.The main areas are: human rights education, rule of law, freedom of religion or belief, human rights and business, equality and non-discrimination, human rights mechanisms.
GCDT Food Forever Inititative Support to Global Crop Diversity Trust to establish and make effective a high-level network of eminient persons, scientists and communications experts to raise awareness and advocate to protect the global diversity of food plants in genebanks and in farmers 'fields. The work is aimed at SDG target 2.5 as a global advocay effort to protect agro-biodiversity.
Project for strengthening the Office of the Auditor General of Namibia Assistance to institutional capacity development. Focus: Strategic planning and EI
Urban and regional planning and sustainable livelihoods in Blue Nile Sta The project aims at develpoing a proper rights based participatory regional and urban strategy by the government of the Blue Nile State.
Frameagreement 2020_2024 Training in income generation and handouts of start-up kits.
FI Budget Monitoring and Accountability To support Gvt budget monitoring and accountability in Tanzania
Uganda - Improved fiscal justice The initiative concentrates on forms of exclusionary governance to catalyse citizen demands for greater fiscal justice as a necessary precursor for reducing poverty and inequality
Sovereign Wealth Fund – Technical Assistance Support to dialogue on establishment of sovereign wealth fund in Lebanon, sharing of Norwegian experiences and international best practices.
UNFPA Supplies Phase III 2021-2023 The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) launched UNFPA Supplies in 2007 - a multi-donor thematic trust fund managed by UNFPA - to support country-driven actions to: ensure a secure, steady and reliable supply of quality reproductive health commodities - contraceptives, male and female condoms, and maternal health medicines -; improve their access and use by strengthening national health systems and services; and ensure Family Planning is afforded a higher level of priority in national strategies, programmes, plans and budgets. The UNFPA Supplies programme is supporting actions in 56 low income countries in Asia and the Pacific, Middle East, Latin America/Caribbean and Africa. The Programme has demonstrated capacity to deliver results, and is a key partner in major global initiatives addressing reproductive and maternal health. This is the third phase of the partnership and changes build on mid-term evaluation from preceeding phase. The new phase takes a stronger country focus by pushing domestic resource mobilisation in an effort to improve sustainability. Norway has supported UNFPA also in 2014-2015, and 2018-2020.

Expected outcome targets include: a contribution of one third of all new contraceptive users reached within the FP2020 initiative as well as a 1.25 percentage point annual increase in the modern contraceptive prevalence rate (mCPR) among all women – including young women and those in the lowest wealth quintiles - in the 46 target countries. The Programme aims to strengthen national capacity and systems, including in-country supply chains.
Peace and Governance Woman Project in Menaka The project aims to build inclusive structures and interconnected networks of women in 16 municipalities in the Meneka Region.
NHOs Programme for Private Sector Development (2015-2019) NHOs Programme for Private Sector Development (2015-2019)
Leveraging Faith and Strengthening civil society Communities, faith and civil society actors are enabled to increase climate resilience in target area in Tigray Region
FBDS 2021-25: PlanaFlor: Green New Deal for nature-based economic recovery The objective of the project is to develop a National Strategic Plan – PlanaFlor - to guide economic recovery to promote sustainable development focused on nature-based solutions at a landscape scale.
IAEA Technical support and assistance to Ukraine in nuclear safety and security Strengthen the administrative and inspection capacities of Ukraine authorities to: 
• Reduce the risk of serious accidents and pollution from nuclear facilities.
• Prevent nuclear and other radioactive materials from falling into the wrong hands.
• Regain regulatory control off and rebuilding nuclear power plants under Russian occupation.
• Mapping and control of nuclear waste
Haiti Save lives, alleviate suffering and protect human dignity. Focus:WASH, SGBV, ASRH and protection.
Palestine Cultural Fund - phase II The PCF will support Palestinian cultural institutions and individual artists as the target group of the Fund. It is important to mention that priority will be given to funding projects implemented in Jerusalem, Area C and Gaza as priority areas for PCF. The PCF will also support the MoC in developing a database for the sector as well as enhancing its monitoring and evaluation capacity principally through the development and monitoring of the sector’s indictors.
ICV - Deforestation free cattle ranching ICV (Instituto Centro de Vida) is responsible for the implementation of livestock intensification models in the Amazon (outcome 1 jointly with GTPS). ICV manages a deforestation-free cattle ranching initiative since 2010, which promotes the adoption of Embrapa’s Good Agricultural Practices by cattle ranchers.  This project will enhance ICV tested technical package to work with livestock producers.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Through institutional capacity building of both partner organisations, the project seeks to strenghten the organisations' abilities to protect and promote human rights in Nepal and India.  The main focus of the project is to digitize their archive system, which they use to document human rights violations and monitor the human rights situation in their region, but they will also cooperate on developing gender friendly  policies , as well as share best practicies on strengthening youth participation.
Action to Strengthen Partnerships for Inclusion Resilience and Education Youth and women in communes of Tagazar, Balleyara, Dargol and Gotheye, in Tillaberi region of Niger will lead initiatives to mitigate climate change effects, awareness campaigns, climate. Community capacity will be strengthened in farming and climate-smart agriculture. School and community gardens will be established to bolster school feeding and promote new agriculture practices. CSOs will champion climate-smart practices within rural communities.