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UNEP 2019-2021 UNEP is the leading global environmental authority that sets the global environmental agenda, promotes the coherent implementation of the environmental dimension of sustainable development within the United Nations system, and serves as an authoritative advocate for the global environment. UNEP's Annual Report 2019 is available at https://www.unep.org/resources/annual-report/letter-executive-director-2019-review   UNEP's Annual Report 2020 is available at https://www.unep.org/resources/annual-report/letter-executive-director-2020-review   UNEP's Programme of Work 2020-2021 is available at https://wedocs.unep.org/bitstream/handle/20.500.11822/28411/UNEP_PoW_Budget_2020-2021_Final.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y   UNEP's Programme of Work 2018-2019 is available at https://wedocs.unep.org/bitstream/handle/20.500.11822/7707/-Proposed_programme_of_work_and_budget_for_the_biennium_2018%e2%80%922019_Report_of_the_Executive_Director-2016PoW_2018-2019_as_approved_by_UNEA_.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y Contribution to UNEP, core and earmarked
Private Agriculture Sector Support - Bridging Grant The overall goal of this project is to promote the concept of IGG for environmental and social sustainability in the agricultural sector. 

The objective is to accelerate the level of productive investments among agribusiness entrepreneurs that promotes IGG. 

PASS will achieve this goal through three main work streams: 
1.	The IGG concept will be mainstreamed into all operations and PASS will continue to focus on improving social and environmental performance.
2.	PASS will build its capacity to influence change among clients, partner banks and other key stakeholders.  
3.	PASS products and services  will be compliant with social and environmental legislation and PASS aims, through its products and services, to go beyond "do no harm" by identifying and integrating relevant IGG opportunities.
Food and Agriculture organization of the United Nations (FAO) flash appeal funding Horn of Africa COVID-19 2020 Danish contribution to FAO for COVID-19 and desert locust related actions in Horn of Africa, 2020.
Syrien-Irak 2019-2021. Blumont. To improve shelter, WASH, and other conditions for IDPs and Refugees in Northeast Syria
Taskforcen for civile bidrag i internationale sundhedskriser The task force is tasked with handling international requests for help to developing countries in relation to international health crisis. The help can consist of for example protective equipment, health care equipment, medicine (including vaccines) and the deployment of healthcare professionals. Denmark receives ongoing requests on assistance, either bilaterally or through the EU and NATO Civil Protection Mechanisms as well as through the UN.
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) flash appeal funding COVID-19 2020 Danish contribution to UNFPA's share of the Global Humanitarian Response Plan 2020
Audit of the Burkina Faso Country Programme 2021-2025 Audit of the Burkina Faso Country Programme 2021-2025 with an independent audit firm.
Preparatory study for CSO evaluation The overall objective is to prepare studies and analyses of relevance for the evaluation of Danish development support for civil society organisations to be carried out 2020-2023. The exact issue to be addressed will be identified in a dialogue between DIIS, the MoFA and relevant CSOs. Possible issues include shrinking space for CSOs, contribution to democratization processes and involvement of women in Danish priority countries.
ENHANCING BORDER MANAGEMENT CAPACITIES IN TUNISIA TO STRENGTHEN BORDER SECURITY AND RESPOND TO IRREGULAR MIGRATION - THE CENTRAL MEDITERRANEAN ROUTE Enhancing the Tunisian authorities’ border management capacities to counter irregular migration in a rights-based manner.
Layout of Evaluation Policy for Danish Development Cooperation 2020 The evaluation policy from 2016 was updated to reflect recent changes in the organisational structure of the evaluation function, updated evaluation criteria from OECD/DAC and other minor changes in the evaluation practice. The evaluation policy needs to be made public to ensure transparency of the evaluation function
Support to NGO Ifakara Health Institute The project is a scale up in the use of Safe Delivery App (SDA) in Tanzania. This project will complement Government of Tanzania’s efforts to improve skills and knowledge of health care workers in order to provide good quality of health care services to mothers and new-born babies. Ifakara Health Institute will coordinate with regional health directors in order to secure ownership at local level. The SDA is a job aid that provides necessary competences for a respectful, evidence-based Basic Emergency Maternal, Obstetric and Neonatal Care (BEMONC) for women in labour that adheres to WHO and national guidelines.
Cool Coalition Overall, the Cool Coalition’s aim is that government and industry take, or firmly commit to taking, action to meet demands for cooling in a comprehensive manner, which is linked to the nationally determined contributions (NDC’s) enhancement and – implementation and are in line with the Paris Agreement, SDG 7 as well as the Kigali Amendment. The Danish funding solely focuses on developing country government and industry with significant presence in developing countries. Cool Coalition is established as a platform that brings together actors from government, cities, international organisations, businesses, finance and academic institutions and civil society to facilitate joint action, knowledge exchange, technical assistance and advocacy.

The first engagement supports the overall work of the Cool Coalition and consists of four work streams: 1) Establish a platform, “the cool hub”, 2) Collecting and developing partners tools and standardised guidelines and tracking progress on efficient, climate friendly cooling, 3) Providing advisory support activities and 4) Enhance advocacy and awareness raising material.

The second engagement is directed at the efforts that UNEP and the Cool Coalition will undertake in India to support the transition to efficient, climate friendly cooling.

Results can be found in the annual reports here: The Cool Coalition is a unified front to seize this opportunity, linking the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, the Paris Agreement on Climate. Change, and the Sustainable Development Goals. It is a coalition of proactive governments, businesses, and civil society organizations that aims to inspire ambition, identify solutions, and accelerate progress toward efficient and climate-friendly cooling.

The Cool Coalitions takes a cross-sectoral and holistic approach to reducing emissions from the cooling sector by looking at a broad range of solutions, ranging from district cooling to nature-based solutions to highly efficient and climate-friendly cooling technologies that use low- or zero GWP refrigerants.

As members of the coalition, we commit to act boldly to get the best cooling solutions adopted at scale and within a meaningful timeframe.

To that end, we will:
• Advocate: Raise awareness on efficient and climate-friendly cooling
• Collaborate: Actively participate in a community that breaks down silos and promotes cross-cutting actions for efficient and climate-friendly cooling
• Act: Help secure and/or make commitments on efficient and climate-friendly cooling

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Advisers for United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS Experts and JPO's to the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS
UNFPA COVID-19 2020 DKK 15 mio for The Population Fund (UNFPA) focuses on girls and women who are particularly vulnerable in acute humanitarian crises, and provides, among other things, protection against gender-based violence and child marriages, as well as strengthened access to health services in connection with pregnancy and childbirth, family planning and contraception. COVID-19 entails a markedly increasing need in these areas areas.
https://www.unfpa.org/publications Danish contribution to UNFPA's share of the Global Humanitarian Response Plan 2020
UNICEF Humanitarian Action in Afghanistan 2021 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of UNICEF’s updated humanitarian appeal for Afghanistan for 2021. The grant seeks to support the protection of children and women in humanitarian contexts. 

Among the planned targets for UNICEF’s 2021 programme are:
-	500,000 children admitted for treatment for severe acute malnutrition
-	858,000 children accessing educational services
-	500,000 people accessing a sufficient quantity of safe water
-	568,000 children vaccinated against measles

UNICEF's annual reports are available here: https://www.unicef.org/afghanistan/research-and-reports The objective of this project is to meet the objectives of the UNICEF 2021 updated humanitarian appeal for Afghanistan and increased humanitarian needs protection as well as needs identified in the UNICEF’s revised 2021 Humanitarian Action for Children (HAC) – Afghanistan. Among the planned targets for UNICEF’s 2021 programme are:

- 500,000 children admitted for treatment for severe acute malnutrition
- 858,000 children accessing educational services
- 500,000 people accessing a sufficient quantity of safe water
- 568,000 children vaccinated against measles
Process support and formulation of a revised Strategic Sector Cooperation In light of the priorities of the Danish Government’s new strategies, in particular the Development Policy Strategy and Global Climate Action Strategy, and to incorporate lessons learnt since 2015 a process is initiated to develop new guiding principles for the Danish Strategic Sector Collaboration. Moreover, the new Guiding Principles will also reflect the Government’s ambitious priorities for Danish Development Policy in relation to the green transition. Process support and formulation of a revised Strategic Sector Cooperation
UNIFIL (Libanon) FNs Fredsbev.org. UNDPKO pålignet bidrag, 15% The United Nations Interim Force In Lebanon is an ongoing UN mission that was established to secure Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon while allowing the Lebanese government to exercise its territorial enforcement. The mission became a reality in 1978.
The Danish Energy Transition Initiative. 2020-2025 The programme contributes to provide affordable and sustainable energy for low-income popula-tions in developing countries’, building capacity of national government administration and foster higher climate ambitions, while reducing the energy sector’s negative health impacts for sensitive groups in the population.
AIM Georgia and Ukraine: Accountability through Independent Media Key results:
The overall objective is well-informed and politically engaged public of all genders & civil society in Ukraine and Georgia hold duty-bearers to account:

1. Public interest content and Media: Independent and resilient public interest media are more viable and produce and disseminate ethical, gender-inclusive, diverse content and provide fora for constructive public debate online and offline.

2. Safety: Local safety mechanisms are available to protect media workers of all genders, mitigate the risks they face and address impunity both online and offline.

3. Enabling digital environment: Media sector in Georgia and Ukraine utilise technological advances for strengthening freedom of expression and public participation of all genders.

4. Synergy with Tech for Democracy initiatives: Increased focus on digital solution that promotes human rights, enhance people’s engagement, and make democratic institutions stronger and more responsive.
Strengthening civil society engagement in the 2030 Agenda The objective of the development cooperation is to: a) to support national analysis of SDG delivery by civil society coalitions in up to 20 OECD DAC eligible countries each year; b) to engage civil society groups in awareness raising on the SDGs, including capacity building webinars and also communications and social media support.
Core Humanitarian Standard Alliance (CHS Alliance) core support 2020-2025 Danish contribution to the core activities of the Core Humanitarian Standard Alliance, since 2020
WAN-IFRA: “Strengthening Media Freedom and the Role of Media in Society Across Sub Saharan Africa 2021-2023” The grant supports the World Association of News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) project: Strengthening Media Freedom and the Role of Media in Society Across Sub Saharan Africa.

The primary objective of the project is stated as: Contribute to citizens in Sub-Saharan Africa continuing to have access to accurate, independent information and a range of diverse opinions from quality, professional media sources that help them to make informed decisions and strengthen the democratic process WAN-IFRA: “Strengthening Media Freedom and the Role of Media in Society Across Sub Saharan Africa 2021-2023” - Contribute to citizens in Sub-Saharan Africa continuing to have access to accurate, independent information and a range of diverse opinions from quality, professional media sources that help them to make informed decisions and strengthen the democratic process
Mission East - NGO call Afghanistan 2022-2023 This grant is awarded to the Mission East project: Emergency humanitarian assistance, resilience building and support to local capacities and rights-based approaches in crisis affected communities and HHs in Takhar and Badakhshan provinces of Afghanistan, and refugees in Tajikistan.

The project has the stated overall objective: to save lives, build resilience and promote the rights and wellbeing of the most vulnerable groups affected by the current crisis, including refugees, internally displaced, returnees, host communities and other highly vulnerable groups and communities. Particular attention will be paid to the rights of women and girls, minorities, and the protection of groups and communities at risk of persecution Save lives, promote wellbeing and human rights and build resilience for the most vulnerable populations affected by the Afghanistan humanitarian crisis, in Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
International Centre for Antimicrobial Resistance Solutions This grant will enable ICARS to develop and disseminate a tailored guidance document that provides best practices for gender integration in research for AMR interventions implemented in LMICs. This document is based on identified gender equality gaps related to the uptake and sustainability of AMR interventions in LMICs.
Ensure Healthy Living and Well-Being Early screening and diagnosis of diabetes for better management of the disease.
Prevention of diabetes through more healthy lifestyles (diet and physical activity).
Better treatment and management of complications from diabetes.
China - Strategic Sector Cooperation Food Sector - Phase II Strategic Sector Cooperation in the Food Sector between Denmark and China, Phase II
Technical assistance to appraisal of CTCN-partnership 2020-22 The overall objective of the appraisal is to provide quality assurance of the design and documentation of Danish support to CTCN 2020-22. Particularly, to assess if the quality and feasibility of the programme design and documentation are relevant and fit to produce the expected results in an effective, efficient and sustainable manner, and make recommendations for necessary adjustments or improvements, if needed, prior to submission to the grant authorities.
Danida conference concerning Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights 2019 Konference om SRSR i humanitære kriser, København den 29. oktober 2019
Globalt Fokus engagement-hackathon Grant to Globalt Fokus to implement a hackathon as part of a collective impact project with the new Strategic Partners of Danida.
For A Livable Hanoi: Promote public participation in protecting and expanding public spaces For A Livable Hanoi: Promote public participation in protecting and expanding public spaces
Danida conference at the Global Refugee Forum in Geneva To disseminate evidence on what works in addressing protracted displacement in a comprehensive fashion and to initiate a high level discussion on burden and responsibility sharing between donors host government as well as international humanitarian actors and development agencies.
Covid-19 Water Sector Trust Fund Prevent and respond to the health and socio-ecenomic threats posed by covid-19 pandemic in the informal settlements in Nairobi County.
Oxfam IBIS development project Reducing vulnerabilities for refugees and Lebanese host communities and strengthening Lebanese civil society 2021-2022 Oxfam IBIS - NGO call Lebanon - 2021-2022 - Increased Resilience and Social Stability of 10,200 Lebanese and refugee women, men, girls and boys affected by the multi-faceted crises in Lebanon
IOM. Support to unaccompanied refugee and migrant children in the Hellenic Republic. 2020-2022. The objective of the development cooperation is to contribute to improving the protection and durable solutions for unaccompanied refugee and migrant children who are currently in refugee and migrant camps. 

Specific objectives: 
1. Contribute to the running of shelters for 4,000 unaccompanied refugee and migrant children in existing housing facilities in the Hellenic Republic – mainly Athens Area. 
2. Contribute to the activation of the minors according to age group in activities such as care giving, schooling, sports, further education and job training.
Explorer 2020 ENGSKO 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. ENGSKO wants to introduce sustainable milling technology within low-tech markets as well as for humanitarian purposes by 1) Mapping of key pleyers and potential customers/segments within the grain milling sector, 2) Preparation of a marketing plan for entering the Tanzanian market, 3) Identification and agreement with potential Tanzanian partners and/or distributors. Sustainable and organic food solutions for small farmers, communities, internally displaced people (IDP) and refugess - Tanzania
DMDP 2020 - Organic growth: Taking Afghanistan’s certified saffron value chain to scale Premium quality organic saffron creates new farm and job income opportunities, especially for women, through a stronger export market.
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) flash appeal funding Yemen 2021 Meeting the objectives of the 2021 ICRC Yemen Appeal that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 149.4 million CHF.
Danish Fellowship Center fellowships The objective of the fellowship activities is to offer high quality opportunities for continued education and organizational capacity development for Danish funded partners, who are assessed to have potential and competences to contribute to the development in their home countries.

Since late 2016, DFC’s support to continued education has been linked with the Strategic Sector Cooperation Facility (SSCF). Thus the vast majority of the funds are allocated to capacity development targeting those partners. Only a smaller part of the fellowships are given to Danish funded partners in Danida priority countries.
Earmarked Contribution to the World Health Organization's Global Humanitarian Response Plan for COVID19 2020 The COVID-19 Global Humanitarian Response Plan (GHRP) is a comprehensive inter-agency response plan that aggregates and updates relevant existing humanitarian appeals from UN and non-UN entities, including WFP, WHO, IOM, UNDP, UN-Habitat, UNFPA, UNHCR, UNICEF and taking into consideration the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. The Plan focuses on preparedness and response to the initial immediate and urgent health and non-health needs and response to the pandemic, including to secure supply chains and humanitarian personnel mobility. 

The project will only cover WHO's activities under the GHRP.
Interfaith dialogue and ecumenical training and networking activities, MCC The grant is given to the organisation due to their application to the COVID-19 Emergency Pool (Nødpulje) in order for the organisation to continue their skills development activities in India. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, planned development activities are in risk of closure, which would negatively affect results. 

Strategic objectives:
Common platform of mutual respect, mutual acceptance, and mutual recognition upon diversity such as religion and Christian denominations will ensure the communal peace building in targeted areas. To nurture the resource persons of interfaith dialogue for multiplication of interfaith dialogue knowledge and awareness in local areas.

To strengthen ecumenical networking among the different Christian denomination in the regional level.

To promote the ecumenical spirit for enhancement of inter and intra faith dialogue.
FAO East Africa, 2019-2020 Danish contribution to FAO in relation to the Early Warning Early Action Programme, East Africa, 2019-2020
Ungdomsbureauet - Ungdommens Folkemøde på Hjul 2020 The objective of MFA/Danida participation at Ungdommens Folkemøde 2020 is to make an impact in relation to the MFA’s commitment to raise awareness and public engagement in the Danish development cooperation - in this case Danish students. The commitment is founded in the Law on International Development Cooperation and highlighted in the Development Policy Strategy “The World we Share” from 2021.
Social development for refugees and forced migrants in Egypt: Developing health and wellbeing and supporting access to long-term solutions Promote social development for refugees and forced migrants, addressing health and wellbeing needs through health grants, community health awareness, and wraparound support. The strategic objective of this project is to support social development for refugees and forced migrants by addressing health and wellbeing needs through health grants, community health awareness, and wraparound support.

This project aims to promote social development for refugees and forced migrants, addressing health and wellbeing needs through health grants, community health awareness, and wraparound support. The project will deliver three different, but complementary, interventions: - Providing 208 displaced adults and children have access to health services, through the provision of 415 heath grants - Providing 146 (70 percent of the above) additional case management support by StARS to further address health & wellbeing issues - Launching community health workshops and social media campaigns around COVID-19 awareness – prevention and response, Vaccinations, Prevention of infectious diseases and other
World Food Programme (WFP) flash appeal funding Yemen 2019 WFP efforts in Yemen 2019
Save the Children ROI IV Afghanistan 2020-2021 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.