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Contribution to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) 2020-2024 The Danish engagement with IUCN has the overarching purpose of supporting IUCN’s Programme 2021-24 in realising its call to action by all IUCN’s Members, scientific network and Secretariat to mobilise collectively on delivering a clear and demonstrable contribution to the SDGs, the post-2020 global biodiversity framework and the Paris Agreement in developing countries.

Following this purpose, the objective of the development cooperation is support to IUCN’s global thematic and regional programmes to achieve their intended results for people, land, water, oceans, and climate, especially on climate adaptation, improved access to water resources, gender equality, and rights and inclusion of indigenous peoples
Democratic Consolidation and Enhanced Local Governance in Ghana The objective of the development cooperation is to facilitate constitutional amendments that will reform Ghana’s hybrid local government system and consolidate democratic stability, peace and security in the Fourth Republic.
add. grant to study on main trends in Danish multilateral development assistance The objective of the assignment is to provide inputs for planned evaluative work regarding Danish multilateral development cooperation that over time will support strategy considerations in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The study will comprise trends in explicit formulated policies and strategies, commitments and disbursements, applied instruments and modalities, and in the approach to policy dialogue and monitoring. The focus will be on the last decade (< 10 years). The study will serve as input for an evaluability study later in 2020.
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) flash appeal funding Syria and neighbouring countries 2021 Meeting the objectives of UNHCR’s efforts under the UNHCR co-led Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) and Syria Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP). Efforts are concentrated on protection, health, monitoring refugee and IDP needs, basic needs and essential services, and livelihoods. 
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic there is an increased need for mitigating efforts for the most vulnerable including refugees, internally displaced, and host communities. The contribution will support UNHCR’s coordination of humanitarian support and protection activities for Syrian refugees in neighbouring countries and UNHCR’s substantial and important protection activities for internally displaced within Syria.
Cooking for Employment Training for Refugees Provide employment opportunities to refugee and Egyptian youth through equipping them with skills and knowledge to work in restaurant kitchens and in the F&B sector.
World Food Programme (WFP) flash appeal funding COVID-19 2020 Danish contribution to WFP's share of the COVID-19 Global Humanitarian Response Plan 2020
Danish Refugee Council: Access to Alternative Enery Sources and Pomoting Environmental Conservation in Refugee Camps and Host Communities in Kigoma. The main objective of the Business Sector Programme Support is to increase employment and income opportunities for farmers and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through green inclusive growth. This project will contribute to this by enhancing afforestation in refugee hosting areas and improve wellbeing of refugees and host community members through increased access to and use of alternative energy sources and capacity building on environmental conservation.
Beyond Oil and Gas Alliance (BOGA) Secretariat To support developing (ODA recipient) countries with commercially extractable oil and gas reserves in transitioning away from oil and gas exploration and production, which would enable BOGA Membership.
Clean Cooking in Schools in Rwanda - World Bank Energy Sector Management Assistance Program Develop project document for Proposed Danish support to the World Bank Rwanda - Energy Access and Quality Improvement Project
Denmark’s core contribution to the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT) 2021-2022 The Danish grant is a core contribution OMCT in 2021-2022 in support of the activities and programmatic goals of the organisation as outlined in the OMCT’s Strategic Plan 2021-2024 (Strategy 2024). The project covers all five complementary priorities of the OMCT Strategy 2024, implemented with the SOS-Torture Network and other anti-torture actors and initiatives: 1) Public engagement: winning back global resolve on the absolute prohibition, 2) Accountability: winning justice for victims, and pushing back on impunity, 3) Pushing for reforms and universal systems; 4) Protection of those in situations of vulnerability, and 5) Protection of Human Rights Defenders and the right to defend. 
The project focuses on human rights and torture prevention. The key objective is to advance toward the eradication of torture worldwide, by strengthening the growth, sustainability, cooperation, and impact of the global civil society anti-torture movement.
Support for the UN Youth Strategy Secretariat and Youth Focal Points Support for the UN Youth Strategy Secretariat and Youth Focal Points
Support for United Nations Children's Fund Supply Division COVID-19 equipment and extra storage Increased warehouse capacity in UNICEF Supply Division’s warehouse in Copenhagen in order to meet rising demands for effective storage and distribution of supplies in support of COVID-19 response and vaccination efforts. The additional storage space will allow for storage of pallets to store PPE, syringes and disposal boxes, oxygen concentrators and other key supplies.
De-escalating tension in the Azov Sea and Cross-Contact Line Initiatives Using the expertise of CHD the project Azov Sea and Cross-Contact Line Initiatives will aim to de-escalate tension in the Azov Sea through mechanisms of peaceful maritime cooperation and to establish cross-contact line initiatives.
MINUSCA (Den Centralafrikanske Rep.) FNs Fredsbev.org. UNDPKO pålignet bidrag, 15% Missionen blev oprettet af FN's Sikkerhedsrådsresolution 2149 (2014) og skulle erstatte den Afrikanske Unions mission (MISCA). Missionen har til formål at sikre fred og stabilitet i CAR.
Advancing Climate and Sustainability Policies for Developing Countries The Brookings Institution will to undertake a series of research and dialogue activities within two work streams, both with a focus on research that supports the development of developing countries: 1) Climate, Nature and Sustainable Development, and 2) Delivering on the Sustainable Development Goals. Brookings will inform key stakeholders and decision-makers through rigorous, independent analysis of the issues and provide practical recommendations for meeting global development policy challenges and the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies
Konference om SRSR i humanitære kriser, København den 29. oktober 2019 Konference om SRSR i humanitære kriser, København den 29. oktober 2019
Explorer 2019 TRECO A/S Increasing industrial capacity in Vietnam focusing on product value-adding and recycling
Mali Sustainable Urban Water Programme 1. In response to the effects of climate change leading to increasing rarefication of available
water resources, secure and develop the water resources for the cities of Kayes, Sikasso
and Koutiala through enhanced protection of existing boreholes, introduction of new
technologies to reduce CO2 emissions, and exploration and operation of new boreholes
to supply the cities.
2. Strengthen the resilience, health and living conditions of the populations in urban and
peri-urban areas confronted with the effects of climate changes through enhancing
coverage and reliability of the public water supply and an equitable distribution of
drinking water, in particular to the poorer segments of the population.
DMDP 2020 – Integrated Grain Handling Project for rural communities in Uganda The grain sub-sector is considered a strategic area in the Uganda’s socio-economic transformation. This is due to the fact that grains are grown countrywide, creating opportunities for Ugandans through the entire value chain, from the supply of quality inputs for farming up to the final product in the market. This value chain also encourages women to play a significant role in the production of grains. The sector is however, currently facing challenges such as inadequate supply following lower production, volatile agricultural commodity prices and inadequate storage facilities causing food waste. Further, the vast majority of farms in Uganda are today made up of smallholders who are dependent on middlemen buying the crop immediately after harvest, leaving the farmer with few or no options for negotiating the price.
Access2innovation and key commercial partner BM Silo, will in partnership with ENGSKO Ktd., Gl. Buurholt Ltd. and AG-Ploutos, introduce commercially viable “grain hubs” to farming communities in Uganda. The Integrated Grain Handling Project will improve the quality of grain handling, drying and storage in an effort to minimalise post-harvest losses.
The Danida Market Development Partnerships programme (DMDP) is designed to support commercially oriented partnerships for sustainable market development in developing countries. In addition to reporting on individually determined outputs and outcomes, all DMDP projects report on five key programme indicators. These five indicators are the same for the whole project portfolio, enabling strategic and programme level monitoring, and aggregation of results.
At the programme level, three key outcomes which are related to three of the five key programme indicators, have been chosen for results reporting: Outcome 1: Increased employment (decent jobs) for women, men and youth. Outcome 2: Increased income opportunities from improved market linkages. Outcome 3: Additional capital raised (investment leverage). The development objectives of the project are to improve livelihood in rural areas in Uganda by 1) creating employment opportunities within the grain sector especially for women and youth 2) by reducing food-waste within the grain sector and 3) increase yield of cereals. The supporting commercial objective is to create a number of village-based, commercially viable “grain hubs” by introducing and combining Danish technologies within grain handling, storage and milling with focus on affordable and flexible solutions, and it will further include payment solutions for improving access to credit and finance.
Advisory Services to The Agricultural Sector. Small and medium-sized economic operators in agriculture are experiencing inclusive growth in terms of turnover and job creation.
International Aid Transparency Initiative, Membership Fee The International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) maintains the Open Datastandard, designed to serve as the common, digital reporting-standard for all participants in the International Development Cooperation.  Enhancing the Transparency of development cooperation, publishing current and forwardlooking data, was identified as a prerequisite for Aid Effectiveness at the High Level Forum in Busan.
International Rescue Committee (IRC) humanitarian project Northeast Syria (NES) 2021-2022 The project will provide life-saving and life-improving health activities, and conflict-affected adults and children in Northeast Syria are protected from and treated for the consequences of communicable and non-communicable diseases.
The New Humanitarian annual contribution 2019-2020 Contribution to The New Humantarian 2019-2020
Assessment and scoring of proposals under the NGO Call for Syria and Afghanistan The objective of the assignment is to score all proposals and provide an overview of incoming proposals in order for the MFA Assessment Committee to recommend how the proposals should be prioritised.
Contribution to EIP/EFSD With a strong focus on job creation in Africa, the objective is to help achieve the purpose of the EIP/EFSD by leveraging investments and increase access to financing in order to foster sustainable and inclusive economic and social development, and contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals, including by addressing the challenge of climate change and the socioeconomic root causes of migration.
OCHA Sahel Fund with focus on Niger, 2021 Meeting the objectives of the Niger Humanitarian Response Plan issued in February 2021 that points to 3.8 million people in need and calls for 523 million USD to reach two million people with humanitarian assistance and thus contribute to meeting the significant humanitarian needs in the country.

Due to its nature as a response to a humanitarian appeal operational results are general and highly aggregated and the MFA contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner.  Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://www.unocha.org/research-and-reports Meeting the objectives of the Niger Humanitarian Response Plan issued in February 2021 that points to 3.8 million people in need and calls for 523 million USD to reach two million people with humanitarian assistance and thus contribute to meeting the significant humanitarian needs in the country.
Community Led Adaptation for Climate Resilience and Green Income Opportunities in Ethiopia The overall objective is to improve the resilience of rural communities in Ethiopia to the impacts of climate change and to enhance income generation from sustainable, resilient livelihoods, jobs and enterprises. The project provides support for community led integrated watershed management for increased climate resilience, which combines livelihoods opportunities with the sustainable management of natural resources from farm to landscape level.
Peace building and reconciliation through artistic citizenship for young artists To strengthen the capacity of Malian art institutions and to build and support young Malian artists into fulfilling their potential as change agents for peace.
United Nations Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNISFA) The mandate of UNISFA include the following objectives: 
 
Strengthen the capacity of the Abyei Police Service (APS) by providing support, including the training of personnel, and coordinate with the APS on matters of law and order.
Monitor and verify the redeployment of armed forces from the Abyei Area in accordance with the 20 June 2011 Agreement;
Participate in relevant Abyei Area bodies as stipulated in the Agreement;
Provide de-mining assistance and technical advice;
Facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid and free movement of humanitarian personnel in coordination with relevant Abyei Area bodies;
When requested and in cooperation with the APS, provide security for oil infrastructure in the Abyei Administrative Area (AAA).
Evaluation of the Danish collaboration with multilateral organisations in partner countries The evaluation is ongoing. When completed mid 2022 the evaluation report will be available at https://um.dk/en/danida-en/results/eval/eval_reports/?start=2&sc_lang=en The main objective of the evaluation is to provide lessons learned for future use of the multi-bi instrument in Danish development assistance.
Fagkonsulent to udbud af Monitoreering og Evalueringsopgave The aim of the assignment is to provide technical assistance required in order to enable the Tender Committee to carry out the tender in accordance with the Danida Procurement Guidelines.
Advisers for the Sustainable Trade Initiative Danish experts to the sustainable trade initiative (IDH)
Studies and reviews of Water and Sanitation Programme The support will contribute to significantly increase access to clean water and sanitation and to improve water resources management to strengthen resilience and improve the livelihood of the population. The support will give priority to further refine mechanisms related to solving water related conflicts and to develop water related climate change adaptation measures.
Program support to communication activities in relation to Danmarks Indsamlingen The grant supports the production of awareness building TV, radio and digital content for Danish Broard Cooperation (DR) in relation the annual fundraising event "Danmarks Indsamling" Support to programs and content DRs Danmarks Indsamlingen
Advisory support to Syria’s neighborhood Lebanon and Jordan Under the general direction of the Department for Migration, Stabilization and Fragility (MNS) at the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon, the adviser shall assist in developing and managing partnerships in Lebanon and Jordan related to the Syria crisis. This includes engaging in the strategic development of the international response to the Syria crisis through promoting a coherent approach and synergies across the humanitarian response, development assistance and peace building initiatives. The adviser shall thus participate in relevant coordination bodies, prepare analyses and report on contextual opportunities, risks and challenges, provide technical advice to partners, communicate and follow-up with partners. 
The adviser is to support in particular a number of partnerships with e.g. civil society organisations; Agence Française de Dévelopement (AFD) and UNHCR in Lebanon, and Jordan Health Fund for Refugees (JHFR), a multi-donor account in Jordan set up to support the inclusion of refugees in the National Health Service. 
The adviser will be located in Beirut with frequent travel expected to Amman, Jordan.
Mid-term Review of Partnering for Green Growth and the Global Goals  – Global The mid-term review will assess the overall P4G initiative and - to the extent possible - the partnership projects supported with regard to their possible contribution to achieving the SDGs and the Paris Agreement.
The Youth Bureau - development project Youth Democracy Festival of Denmark (Ungdommens folkemøde) Danida på Ungdommens Folkemøde på Hjul 2020 - aftale med Ungdomsbureauet.
Evaluation of Danida support to Private Sector Development An independent evaluation of Denmark’s support to improving the framework conditions for PSD in the Global South with the aim:
-To document and analyse the relevance, coherence, effectiveness (focusing on outcomes/impact), efficiency (including value for money), sustainability of the Danish support for improving the framework conditions for PSD from 2008-2021. This includes the support channelled through the four bilateral country programmes, Danish NGO partners as well as the support channelled through core support to multilateral partners and where relevant, other global or regional initiatives that may have played a conducive role for the improvement of the framework conditions in the four countries.
-On the basis of the lessons learned, to prepare recommendations for relevant Danish programmes and initiatives already in place as well as the future Danish support for improving the framework conditions for PSD
Social Safety Nets for Vulnerable Households To contribute to the protection of vulnerable households in informal settlements against the secondary economic and social impact of COVID-19.
European commission spending on Kenya Climate Investment Centre MESPT: Greening the value chains
WB: Environmental/Climate governance
TMEA: Green regional trade
KCIC: Supporting climate technologies and related innovative business models
Denmark-UNDP Strategic Partnership elements 2018-2022 Here is a link to UNDP's homepage where there is a wealth of information including annual reports on results etc.:  https://www.undp.org/results UNDP’s vision is to help countries achieve sustainable development by eradicating poverty in all its forms and dimensions, accelerating structural transformations for sustainable development and building resilience to crises and shocks.

The key priorities for Denmark’s strategic support to UNDP in 2018-2022 are to enable the organisation to deliver development responses in crisis contexts and regions characterised by fragility, as well as critical support to democratic governance and peacebuilding processes, including in countries of particular priority for Denmark, and to pursue organisational effectiveness in its operations at all levels and maximize development impact through innovation and fit for purpose staffing.
Consultancy Contract - Strategic Sector Cooperation Communication The purpose of the consultancy is to strengthen communication by and about the Strategic Sector Cooperation.  The assignment will be conducted from the 1st of august 2021 to the 19th of November 2021 and will contain:
a) A toolbox in communication for sector advisors and the authority project leader;
b) Best practices focusing on the three overall outcomes in MYNSAM 2.0 (Capacity building, climate diplomacy and private sector engagement);
c) A narrative on the Strategic Sector Cooperations’ contribution to green transition, hereunder the input of the Energy, Environmental, food and maritime sectors to climate diplomacy.
Danida contract mapping other donors practice concerning partnership with civil society Kortlægning for Udenrigsministeriet af andre donorers praksis i partnerskaber med civilsamfundet
Supporting the implementation and further strengthening of Turkey’s National Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration mechanism (N-AVRR) – PILLAR 2 The overall objective is to contribute to voluntary, dignified and sustainable return of irregular migrants from Turkey to main countries of origin, through support for the operationalization and further strengthening of the newly established national assisted voluntary return mechanism in Turkey.
Brookings Institution Partnership 2021-2024 Less than ten years remain for the global community to mobilize the support needed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This task is going to be difficult, as it is now evident that the rate of global poverty reduction has slowed down to almost half its pace just a few years ago. The objective of this grant is to provide independent policy research and analysis for developing countries on achieving the SDGs and mitigating climate change in the next ten years. 

The Brookings Institution will to undertake a series of research and dialogue activities within two work streams, both with a focus on research that supports the development of developing countries: 1) Climate, Nature and Sustainable Development, and 2) Delivering on the Sustainable Development Goals. Brookings will inform key stakeholders and decision-makers through rigorous, independent analysis of the issues and provide practical recommendations for meeting global development policy challenges and the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies.
Twinning Agreement between ICHR and DIHR This engagement is a Twinning Agreement between ICHR and DIHR. Denmark is one of the main donors to the Independent commission of Human Rights providing the organization with core support. This twinning is funded by Denmark to provide capacity building to ICHR.
Danish Red Cross (DRC) and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding Myanmar 2019 Danisk Red Cross/ICRC efforts in Myanmar 2019
Danish Energy Programme III Bridging Partnership DEPP integration of SSC coordinator etc.
Support for United Nations Children's Fund's Access to COVID-19 Tools Accelerator UNICEF’s ACT-A Supply Financing Fund will be supported with DKK 30 million in order to; support the procurement of 50-100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines, the procurement of 500 million syringes, 10,000 refrigerators, and freight and in-country delivery costs for receiving countries. The grant has been earmarked within the Geographic Priorities sub-category of the Immunization Category (Category I), prioritized towards supporting those AMC92 eligible countries which are located in Africa.