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DB Explorer 2017 - Fasterholt 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. Uganda has served as a pilot country for Fasterholt Maskinfabrik, as the landscape in Uganda is very hilly, Fasterholt Maskinfabrik has developed a new type of brake in order to make the irrigation trailers more suitable for the market. The project in Uganda has highlighted that the African markets is ready for the benefits of Danish technology and expertise to assist the region with developing better crop production, food safety and mitigating the consequences of climate change. The company is now in contact with African Lease & Trade Ltd. As well as Engsol Ltd. with the purpose of setting up a company in Uganda, which they hope to function as a hub for further expansion into the EAC market. Fasterholt Maskinfabrik is interested in marketing and selling Danish designed climate smart irrigation machines to Uganda. With this business project, Fasterholt Maskinfabrik wished to provide access to modern irrigation technologies and water harvesting methods and help small, medium and largescale farmers to better adapt to climate change – adding value not only to the environmental field but also to food security.
Green Climate Fund Private Sector Advisory Group Meeting 6.-7.12.17 Green Climate Fund Private Sector Advisory Group Meeting 6.-7.12.17
Danish Family Planning Association (DFPA) Strategic Partnership Agreement 2018-2021 Sex og Samfund Lot CIV strategic partnership 2018
Country Programme 2016 - 2020 / Unallocated and other Unallocated Funds across the entire Country Programme. Cost of monitoring, reviews, audits, and formulation and cost of programme coordinator
Chain.Strategic Sector Cooperation on 'Food Safety in the Pork Value in 'Food. Denmark II Strategic sector cooperation on food safety in the pork value chain Denmark/Vietnam
Danish Membership of U4 from 2017 until 2021 In supporting U4 with continued membership, Danida is supporting generation and dissemination of knowledge of corruption and illicit financial flows. The membership allows Danida to draw on the expertise of U4 staff and resources.

Since 2003 the U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre has studied how corruption threatens development outcomes. Together with global research networks and practitioners, it pursues emerging topics and
advance the anti-corruption field. It is a unique multi-donor partnership under the Christian Michelsen Institute in Bergen, Norway and is hailed as one of the leading resource centres with regard to the topic of fighting corruption, and provides assistance and services to both members, developing countries and donors. U4 supplements Danish governance
programmes in partner countries among others by providing anti-corruption trainings. As a member of U4, Danida also benefits from privileged access to the U4 knowledge and resources among others through their helpdesk and to the network and expertise of other U4 members such as Australia, Finland, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK. The membership fee of 222,000 Euro per year is equivalent to core funding and the work plan and budget are based on
U4’s overall organisation strategy. 
Annual reports can be found here:
https://www.u4.no/assets/u4-annual-report-2020 Danish membership of U4, an anti-corruption resource center, which provides MFA staff and partners with access to workshops, online trainings, expert answers, resources and helpdesk on anti-corruption.
Danish Refugee Council - Christmas Calendar 2018 - Supporting a positive future for Syrian children Danish Refugee Council - Christmas Calendar 2018 - Supporting a positive future for Syrian Children
ERRIN. Returnees from Denmark to Iraq KRG. 2017-2020. ERRIN. Returnees from Denmark to Iraq KRG. 2017-2020.
IOM assistance of unaccompanied children Assistance and protection of unaccompanied and separated children in Morocco
Portfolio analysis of key Danish Human Rights interventions Portfolio analysis of key Danish Human Rights interventions
DMDP, Heifer, Kenyan Dairy Market Systems DMDP, Heifer, Kenyan Dairy Market Systems DMDP, Heifer, Kenyan Dairy Market Systems DMDP, Heifer, Kenyan Dairy Market Systems
Save the Children activities in Yemen 2018 Save the Children activities in Yemen 2018
Northern Uganda Resilience Initiative (NURI) Programme for Development in Refugee Areas UPSIDE is a private sector development programme the objective of which is sustainable and inclusive economic growth. The objective of UPSIDE will be pursued through three development engagements with three corresponding outcomes.
Core Support to Women Study Center (WSC) in Jerusalem (2019-2021) reinforce accountability and human rights/IHL adherence of duty bearers and to strengthen the voice and participation of CSOs, representing rights holders, in democratic processes - moving towards a more pluralistic and open Palestinian Society
DMDP 2016 – GAIN Access to Better Dairy Market based solutions for economic growth and improved food and nutritional security of children and women.
ICRW Partnership 2018-2020 ICRW will conduct research, coalition-building and targeted policy dialogues to advance a more nuanced approach to women¿s economic empowerment in various multilateral forums. Outreach will be an important part of the project.
Institutional Support to the Acholi Religious Leaders Peace Initiative To create a conducive environment for sustainable peace and development in Northern Uganda’
Output 1. ARLPI has contributed to solving conflicts in a non-violent way 
Outout 2. Community members (women and men) and peace committees have been assisted to mitigate conflict situations in a non-violence and promote reconciliation.
Supporting Vietnamese Ministry of Health in enhancing primary healthcare The 5-day visit will primarily be focused on meetings/discussion with Danish Ministry of Health on the following relevant topics for primary healthcare;
1.	Primary care and family doctor networks:
2.	Price and reimbursement of drugs
3.	Visits to a family doctor clinic and Danish innovative drug producers. 

The study visit is expected to have the following outputs:
•	Inspiration for Vietnamese leading decision makers in healthcare, especially in primary healthcare
•	Experience sharing from Danish best practices within this particular area for Vietnam to adapt to Vietnamese context.
Bidrag til OSCE's SMM 2018-2019 Bidrag til OSCE's SMM 2018-2019 Bidrag til OSCE's SMM 2018-2019 Bidrag til OSCE's SMM 2018-2019
Strategic Sector Cooperation: Food - Kenya, Improved Food Safety, Quality and Value Addition in the Dairy and Horticulture Sectors, Phase II The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Food is a peer-to-peer cooperation between the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration and the Kenyan Ministry of Agriculture Livestock, Fisheries and Irrigation. The cooperation will strengthen Kenya’s food quality control system through a national change of paradigm from control of food to control of food business operators. 
A Strategic Sector Cooperation (SSC) is a partnership aiming at improving sector framework conditions in a partner country. The initiative is a flexible and adaptive instrument for exchanging experiences, learning and capacity building, which builds on a consolidated strong relationship and trust between the involved authorities. The commitment to finance the Danish authorities’ participation is sequenced in phases; an inception phase of approximately one year resulting in a project document; followed by phase one, two and –if need be – a phase three during which the cooperation is deepened and developed. All SSC partnerships are supported by a sector advisor at the embassy, who impel progress and stir the partnership in the direction agreed upon.

Annually, the SSC projects deliver a report on project progress and results achieved. Progress on selected outputs are displayed in openaid. The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Food aims to improve the Kenyan food control system in the entire value chain, involving compliance of food business operators and risk assessment for the benefit of human health and increased export potentials by:

-	Strengthening the national food safety control system in Kenya; 
-	Improving the feed and dairy regulation and food safety control in the dairy sector; 
-	Raising awareness on how to control pesticide residues in horticulture and improve plant health raised
-	Securing efficient use of laboratories and reliability of results.
Danish Church Aid activities in South Sudan/Ethiopia, 2016 Danish Church Aid activities in Ethiopia 2016
IPPF: Earmarked funding for Reproductive Health Uganda Reproductive Health Uganda is a member association of IPPF and is delivering sexual and reproductive health and rights information and services to people in the most vulnerable situations such as refugees, host communities, youth and sex workers.
Gulf of Guinea Maritime Security Programme, 2019-2021 Gulf of Guinea Maritime Security Programme, 2019-2021 Gulf of Guinea Maritime Security Programme, 2019-2021 Gulf of Guinea Maritime Security Programme, 2019-2021
Save the Children activities in Afghanistan 2018-2020 Save the Children activities in Afghanistan 2018-2020
Techvelopment 2018 The adviser will assist in developing initiatives, concepts and methodologies for improved effectiveness and efficiency in Development Corporation, specifically in the area of adopting innovative approaches and new technologies. This includes support to programmes and projects in partner countries and organisations.
Netherlands MFA RDPP Horn of Africa, 2016-2019 MFA Netherlands - Regional Development and Protection Programme for the Horn of Africa, 2016-2019
Syrien-Irak 2019-2021. UNDP IRP (2021 - 30762) IRP is an engagement under the Peace- and Stabilisations Programmes thematic focus area TA-A) Peacebulding and Justice

The UNDP’s IRP aims to support the National Reconciliation Commission at the national level in Iraq while simultaneously establishing Local Peace Committees (LPCs) at the local level to support community-based reconciliation. LPCs serve as a venue to develop civic-driven agendas for reconciliation, including early warning, conflict resolution, transitional justice and development prioritisation. It is focusing on including women and youth.
Support to a Covid-19 Recovery Programme through UNDP (2019-2022) 1)Reform and Development of Markets, Value Chains and Producers' Organizations.2) Integrated Market Development Programme across the occupied Palestinian territory (Phase III). Provide support to Selected value chains, (high value fruits, veg. and dairy)
Desk formulation of TP 2 Agribusiness and Private Sector Development  for Country Programme 2018- Desk formulation of TP 2 Agribusiness and Private Sector Development  for Country Programme 2018-
Syria - Iraq Regional Stabilisation Programme (2016-2018) Support ongoing operations for survey, marking and removal of explosive hazards from habitable sections and civilian critical infrastructure in Raqqah as well as for the development of Syrian local civilian mine action capacity.
Participation in the World Food Summit Participation in the World Food Summit Participation in the World Food Summit Participation in the World Food Summit
Scoping and process assistance for an evaluation of Denmarks action plan for implementation of UN Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) EVAL intends to employ scoping and process assistance in connection with the preparation and carrying out of an evaluation of Denmark's action plan for the implementation of the UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on women, peace and security. The consultants will be involved in the design of the evaluation as well as in quality assurance in the course of work, notably in connection with draft reports. Analysis of reports and studies dealing with national actions plans for the UNSCR 1325 as well as scoping evaluation questions and determining the appropriate methods for the evaluation will be the main activities to be undertaken.
UN-OCHA - Danish contribution to the Yemen Humanitarian Fund - 2018-2019 "The YHF is a multi-donor country-based pooled fund (CBPF) established in early 2015 to support the timely allocation of donor resources to a wide range of humanitarian partners operational in Yemen with the aim of addressing the most urgent humanitarian needs and provide life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable people. 

The YHF funds activities that have been prioritized as the most urgent and strategic to address critical humanitarian needs in the country in close alignment with the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP); and funds interventions in support of immediate response to the sudden onset crises or at the time of rapidly deteriorating humanitarian conditions in the country. "
(WWF) World Wildlife Day 2018: Concert for Wildlife (WWF) World Wildlife Day 2018: Concert for Wildlife (WWF) World Wildlife Day 2018: Concert for Wildlife (WWF) World Wildlife Day 2018: Concert for Wildlife
Contribution to United Nations Mine Action Service 2020 Mine action enables and facilitates humanitarian action from protection to early recovery
Mine action enables peace operations to deploy and operate in complex explosive threat environments in order to facilitate early peace building. Denmark will focus on the civilian dimension of this priority.

UNMAS’s capacity to deliver mine action services in fragile states contributes to Danish priorities such as migration, instability and peace as outlined in Denmark’s strategy for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Action (2017-21), the Danish Foreign and Security Policy Strategy (2017-18) as well as international commitments.     

UNMAS’s geographical priorities are to a large extent in line with Danish priorities, including Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Libya, Mali and Somalia.
Financial support to ALNAP 2017-2018 Financial support to ALNAP 2017-2018 Financial support to ALNAP 2017-2018 Financial support to ALNAP 2017-2018
Danish Red Cross/ICRC efforts in Boko Haram affected countries Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroun 2018 Danish Red Cross/ICRC efforts in Boko Haram affected countries Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroun 2018 Danish Red Cross/ICRC efforts in Boko Haram affected countries Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroun 2018 Danish Red Cross/ICRC efforts in Boko Haram affected countries Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroun 2018
Baluran Leopard Project Baluran Leopard Project Baluran Leopard Project Baluran Leopard Project
Commercial side-effects of development assistance (Evaluation Study) Commercial side-effects of development assistance (Evaluation Study) Commercial side-effects of development assistance (Evaluation Study) Commercial side-effects of development assistance (Evaluation Study)
Support to LDC-SIDS Trust Fund Support to the Implementation of the Istanbul Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries and the Small Island Developing States Accelerated Modalities of Action (SAMOA) Pathway.
DIBE. Explorer 2018 KM Fish Machinery A/S 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. The expected results of the project will be (1) A significant strengthening of Bangladesh's fish processing industry focusing on sustainability, quality and efficiency, (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. Exploring the possibilities for a more permanent establishment of KM Fish Machinery on the market in terms of a service workshop and at a later stage part production. 

Key results:
Business plan for permanent establishment of KM Fish Machinery in Bangladesh in form of a service workshop and at a later stage part production. 
Justification for support:
The support is granted to incentivise Danish companies to contribute to sustainable growth and employment in developing countries. 
Major risks and challenges:
A major risk is that the company’s investigations do not lead to further activities that can contribute to the realisation of the SDGs, sustainable growth and employment and responsible business conduct in accordance with the principles of the UN Global Compact and the UN guiding principles for business and human rights.
Least Developed Countries Fund The LDCF is a trust fund administered by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and is part of the GEF Family of Funds. Results from initiatives financed through the LDCF are available in annual reports, presented to Council on an annual basis: https://www.thegef.org/what-we-do/topics/climate-change-adaptation#results The Danish contribution to LDCF in 2019 amounted to 150 m DKK making Denmark the 6th largest donor to the Fund. The LDCF has been successfully providing services tailored exclusively to Least Developed Countries (LDCs) which face challenging circumstances to adapt to the impacts of climate change. The LDCF remains the only fund entirely dedicated to supporting climate adaptation action in LDCs. By April 30, 2018, 51 LDCs accessed a total of $1.25 billion for 260 projects from the LDCF for the preparation and implementation of National Adaptation Programmes of Action (NAPAs) and the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) process, through project investments and enabling activities. 
The goal of the LDCF Adaptation strategy is to strengthen resilience and reduce vulnerability to the adverse impacts of climate change in developing countries, and support their efforts to enhance adaptive capacity. To achieve this goal, the strategy emphasizes three strategic objectives for the LDCF:
• Objective 1: Reduce vulnerability and increase resilience through innovation and technology transfer for climate change adaptation 
Objective 2: Mainstream climate change adaptation and resilience for systemic impact; and
• Objective 3: Foster enabling conditions for effective and integrated climate change adaptation.
Core funding to Gavi - the vaccine alliance Gavi provides life-saving vaccines to especially children in developing countries. The organisation also works with Ministries of Health in the partner countries to strengthen health systems.
Peace and Stabilisation Respons (PSR). Activites administrated by NIRAS 2018-2022 The Peace and Stabilisation Response (PSR) is and instrument that is part of Denmark’s integrated stabilisation engagements around the world. The PSR is a Danish stand-by roster comprising approximately 490 civilian experts with a wide range of competencies of relevance to international missions in support of peace and stability in fragile and conflict-affected regions, as well as to the observation of democratic elections in fragile democracies. The roster allows deploying civilian experts with relevant competencies in an agile and flexible manner, namely by maintaining experts trained and the roster up-to-date in line with demands in international stabilisation efforts.
Danish Refugee Council activities in Sudan, 2016 Danish Refugee Council activities in Sudan, 2016
Delegated Partnership with the Netherlands on Support to Democratic Governance Facility Phase II A governance programme with the objective to enhance accountability and stability and to deepen democracy and respect for human rights.
Through five development engagements, the programme will support strategically positioned state institutio
Save the Children (SCD) Strategic Partnership Agreement  Humanitarian funding 2018-2021 Save the Children Lot HUM strategic partnership 2018
Human rights and business seminar, 12 January 2018 Human rights and business seminar, 12 January 2018 Human rights and business seminar, 12 January 2018 Human rights and business seminar, 12 January 2018
Inclusive Finance and Facilitation of Agricultural Value Chains (INCLUSIF) The Project aims to increase financial inclusion for smallholders and agrifood Small and Medium Enterprises in Mali. There are two expected outcomes: (i) diversified, permanent and inclusive financial services and products are developed to benefit a large number of smallholders, including women and young people, and SMEs; and (ii) POs and SMEs develop profitable and sustainable partnerships.
Rådgivning: Deloitte og Kammeradvokaten Rådgivning: Deloitte og Kammeradvokaten Rådgivning: Deloitte og Kammeradvokaten Rådgivning: Deloitte og Kammeradvokaten
Decentralization and good governance at the local level in Georgia The objective(s) of the development cooperation among the parties is to advance decentralization and good governance at the local level through promoting nation-wide policy reform, strengthening institutional and human capacities of national and local authorities, improving local service delivery, and empowering right holders to engage in local policy making and claim their rights accordingly.
Twinning Project for Variable Renewable Power Development This project will ensure that Ministry of Electricity and Energy has the capacity to make use of the renewable energy generation potential and handle variable renewable energy in the power sector.
Support to Inter-governmental authority on development through Sahan Development of a regional strategy to counter IED's.
Fund supporting Drivers of Change - Fund (Project Financing) Promote a more peaceful and resilient society with respect for human rights
Africa Programme for Peace Development Engagement 1.2 African Union Election Observation Unit The APP is aimed at strengthening the African Union (AU) and selected Regional Economic Communities (RECs) within the area of peace, security and democratic governance.
GAAMAC III 2018 The objective of the grant is to support the participation of development countries in the third global meeting of GAAMAC. The objective of the meeting is to share best practices on the prevention of mass atrocities crimes and in particular the development and presentation of an African manual for atrocity prevention.
Finalisation and qualty assurance of evaluations Finalisation and qualty assurance of evaluations
UNHCR's Mediterranean Route Situation Appeal, 2019 UNHCR is a key player in addressing protection challenges for refugees and migrants along the Mediterranean route. The efforts are taking place in the countries of origin and transit (Algeria, Burkina Faso, Chad, Egypt, Ethiopia, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Niger, Senegal and Sudan) and can help reduce further migration flows. Activities include information campaigns on risks and realistic outcomes of the journey, strengthening local authorities 'capacity to deal with migration and protection, assistance for migrants' voluntary return and refugee integration in host communities and resettlement, desert rescue operations, protection of unaccompanied children, assistance to victims of gender-based violence, surveillance of detention centers in Libya and the evacuation of vulnerable refugees from Libya to Niger in order to further resettlement.  Reports on these activities are available from https://reporting.unhcr.org/sites/default/files/gr2019/pdf/GR2019_English_Full_lowres.pdf#_ga=2.241443522.1161942469.1621970551-1103233004.1619619467 UNHCR Mediterranean Route Appeal 2019
Danish Red Cross/ICRC efforts in Boko Haram affected countries Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroun 2018 Danish Red Cross efforts in Boko Haram affected countries 2018
Formulation consultant Ethiopia country programme 2018-2022 - Seefar The consultant will help formulate part of the thematic programme for governance and human rights