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Lancering af UNDP's Human Development Report 2014 UNDP¿s annual Human Development Report has shown to be a central instrument in putting human development and inequality on the agenda via a scientific approach to a number of development related topics. To translate a summary and key figures of the report into Danish contributes both to improving outreach to the Danish society and to support the preservation of Danish terminology in the field of development policy.
Ulandssekretariatet - Framework Agreement 2015-2017 The long-term vision and aim of the programmatic approach of the LO/FTF Council is “to eradicate poverty and support the development of a just, productive, job-rich and democratic society”. This overall goal is anchored within the framework of ILO’s ”Decent Work Agenda” (DWA). The DWA consists of four pillars with the following underlying goals:
1. Creating decent jobs – an economy that generates opportunities for investment, entrepreneurship, skills development, job creation and sustainable livelihoods.
2. Guaranteeing rights at work – to obtain recognition and respect for the rights of workers. All workers, and in particular disadvantaged or poor workers, need representation, participation, and laws that work for their interests.
3. Extending social protection – to promote both inclusion and productivity by ensuring that women and men enjoy working conditions that are safe, allow adequate free time and rest, take into account family and social values, provide for adequate compensation in case of lost or reduced income and permit access to adequate healthcare.
4. Promoting social dialogue – Involving strong and independent workers’ and employers' organisations is central to increasing productivity, avoiding disputes at work, and building cohesive societies.

The four pillars of the DWA is indeed a rights-based agenda at all levels and it does inherently contain a great number of the priorities of the Danish and international “development” agenda. In fact, the fulfilment of all four DWA pillars comes close to the above description of the obtained rights of the Danish workers today.
All the LO/FTF Council partnerships are confined within one or more of the DWA pillars.
Secondment of MLN as Political Adviser EU in Kiev Sekundment of MLN as Political Adviser EU in Kiev
Seminar on Conflict Prevention and Resolution, November 2015 Seminar on Conflict Prevention and Resolution, November 2015
Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Programme 2014-17. The 40 million DKK Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Programme 2014-2017 (REEEP) is a component under the intervention area energy efficiency (EE) and green technology of Pillar 2 of the Danish Neighbourhood programme 2013-17, which aims at promoting sustainable and inclusive economic Development in the target countries. REEP finances three engagements.
15 million DKK are allocated to an authority-to-authority cooperation between the Ukrainian Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry and the Danish Energy Agency (DEA) on energy planning methodologies and approaches carried out under the name of Center for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (CEERE).
15 million DKK fund the Neighbourhood Energy Facility (NEF) for the 2014-17 period. NEF is a grant finance instrument linked to three IFU-managed investment funds: the Investment Fund for Central and Eastern Europe (IFCEE), the Investment Fund for Developing Countries (IFU), and the Danish Climate Investment Fund (DCIF). It promotes greening of non-climate related project companies which IFU invested in and development of climate-related projects for IFU and DCIF co-finance
10 million DKK are allocated to the E5P Regional Fund (E5P-RF), a grant facility managed by EBRD, which cofinances public sector EE&RE projects in Armenia, Georgia and Moldova developed and debt-financed by EBRD, EIB, IBRD, NEFCO and NIB.
DBP Canavalia Servicios Verdes and Ellegaard AS DBP Canavalia Servicios Verdes and Ellegaard AS
Nepal Peace, Rights and Governance Programme A coordination unit for implementing some program interventions
Danske Handicaporganisationer - Frame Agreement 2015-2017 Frame agreement 2015 Danske Handicaporganisationer
Social Dialogue Facility 2015. LO/FTF and DI. Colombia. The aim of the project is to contribute to the overall goal of the Danish development assistance
to civil society, which is to: contribute to inclusive growth and decent jobs in developing
countries. The strategic objective of this project is to promote consensus in Colombia about bi- and tripartite social dialogue as key to developing a well-functioning labour market, which is a cornerstone for building a sustainable society. The
project will support and capacitate employers and employees with tools and knowledge on how
to perform and facilitate social dialogue, which will enable them to develop a more stable
working environment at enterprise level.
Danish Refugee Council activities through flexible funds, 2014-2015 Danish Refugee Council flexible funds, 2014-2015
Caritas Danmark Partnership Agreement 2015 Caritas Denmark Partnership Agreement 2015
Støtte til Det internationale center for handel og bæredygtig udvikling (ICTSD)s initiativ: The Sustainable Energy Trade Initiative (SETI) The Sustainable Energy Trade Initiative (SETI) Alliance works towards a global governance framework for trade in sustainable energy goods and services. Through its contribution to the SETI Alliance, the Danish Mission to the UN in Geneva seeks to help strengthening supporters of green trade liberalization.
SSC between DK and Mexico on strengthening primary healthcare The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Health is a peer-to-peer cooperation between the Danish ministry of Health and the mexican Federal Secretariat of Health / Secretariat of Health in the state of Tabasco. The cooperation will strengthen capacity in primary healthcare and the management of pharmaceuticals in Mexico.


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.

In order to prepare a phase 2 of the SSC cooperation, phase 1 has been extended to 2021. The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Health aims to strengthen primary healthcare in Mexico by supporting the Federal Secretariat of Health in Mexico in the implementation of the Comprehensive Healthcare Model by: 

- Strengthening capacity in primary healthcare 
-Strengthening the management of pharmaceuticals at national level.
Launch of the CHS and the Outcome of the SCHR Certification Review 2014 Conference on Standards and Certification.

The Core Humanitarian Standard on Quality and Accountability (CHS) is the result of a 12-month, three stage consultation facilitated by HAP International, People In Aid and the Sphere Project, during which many hundreds of individuals and organizations rigorously analysed the content of the CHS and tested it at headquarters and field level.
Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR) track III, 2015 Det overordnede formål med den danske støtte til GFDRR er at fremme indarbejdelsen af katastrofeforebyggelse og klimatilpasning i nationale planlægningsinstrumenter og at fremme national kapacitetsopbygning på området.

Bevillingen til track III går specifikt til GFDRR's indsats til styrkelse af behovsvurderinger og hurtig genopbyning i samarbejde med specialister fra FN og EU.
WFP's activities in relation to the conflict in Syria, 2015 Rising fuel costs, drought, international sanctions and destroyed food production causes low food security in many parts of Syria. According to WFP 9,8 mio. people live in food insecurity. WFP aims at delivering food assistance to 4,5 mio. people inside Syria + 2.1 mio. people living in neighbouring states. WFP has targeted its work to refugees with critical needs through the application of a range of criteria selecting recipients. WFP has already had to reduce its planned food assistance to Turkey due to limited financing.
Conference on Social Innovation for the Future Conference on Social Innovation for the Future
EBRD-Ukraine Stabilisation and Sustainable Growth Multi-Donor Account (MDA). From 2014 to 2015, Denmark provides DKK 4,5 million in financial support to the EBRD-administered Ukraine Stabilisation and Sustainable Growth Multi-Donor Account. The fond aimes to promote the long-term basis for sustainable growth through initiatives designed to stabilise Ukraine¿s war-torn economy. This includes support for technical assistance, investment loans, incentive payments and first-loan guarantees across five areas: the banking sector, energy efficiency, improved infrastructure, private sector growth, and enhancing conditions for foreign direct investments.
Danish Church Aid Humanitarian Partnership Agreement 2016 Danish Church Aid (Folkekirkens Noedhjaelp) Partnership Agreement 2016
Mission East activities through flexible funds, 2014-2015 Mission East activities through flexible funds, 2014-2015
Somalia Country Programme Thematic Programme 2: Economic Growth Somalia Country Programme TP2: Economic Growth, support to Livestock sector, promoting investment markets and resilience
DAI 2015 SNE Sekundering DG NEAR Bryssel Sekundering af national ekspert til EU-kommissionen (DG NEAR), Bruxelles, 2016-2017
(IFES)Printing of Polling Officer Manuals in Myanmar Two main goals for this proposed project: 1) strengthen the capacity of Myanmar's Union Election Commission (UEC) to deliver a technically sound and transparent 2015 election process through the printing of updated polling officer manuals for all of Myanmar's polling stations; and 2) improve electoral stakeholders¿ ability to observe, report on and contribute to the electoral process through access to the polling officer manuals. Indicators are 1: Accuracy of the polling manual is verified, 2. Number of polling station manuals printed and delivered to the UEC headquarters prior to the election, and 3. Number of polling station manuals printed for non-UEC electoral stakeholders prior to the election.
Danish Youth Council (DUF) Pool Grant 2017 Danish Youth Council Pool Schemes 2017
Core Humanitarian Standard Alliance - Core activities, 2016-2019 Core Humanitarian Standard Alliance - Core activities 2016-2017
Særlig aftale mellem UM og BRS 2015 Economic and welfare development through special agreement between MFA and BRS (Beredskabsstyrelsen)
DAI 2016 EuroMed Rights Support to EuroMed Rights through the DAPP 2016 programme
Support to Tanzania Media Women Association (TAMWA) The Governance and Rights Programme 2016-21 will contribute to the promotion of democracy, good governance, rule of law and respect for human rights with a special focus on women. 
 The theory of change  for the programme is based on the assumption that democratic, transparent and accountable governance where women’s rights are equal to men’s provides the most fertile ground for economic development and eradication of poverty and inequality. Strengthening of demand-side governance will contribute to stronger institutional checks and balances, empower citizens, and enhance the potential impact of Danish support provided to Government. In the short-term, change is expected in terms of a stronger and more vocal civil society, increasingly demanding transparency and responsive governance from duty bearers, as well as an increased access to justice for women and men. A particular change is expected in terms of increased awareness of and respect for women’s rights.
Save the Children Denmark support to Syria and Iraq, 2014 Save the Children Denmark support to Syria and Iraq 2014
OECD-DAC: Peer Review 2016 OECD-DAC: Peer Review 2016 OECD-DAC: Peer Review 2016 OECD-DAC: Peer Review 2016
Inclusive financial services in Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina (EFSE) The private sectors in Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) are dominated by micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) with poor access to financial services which undermines their ability to grow and generate much needed jobs and income. The limited interest and ability of the financial sectors to extend financial services to MSMEs are caused by a number of factors including restricted access to refinancing on the commercial markets (especially after the financial crisis), inadequate knowledge about the MSME sector and inadequate management capacity in the banks and micro-finance institutions. The support to EFSE will address these constraints by two components: (1) credit lines for additional MSME lending by micro-finance institutions and banks (Partner Lending Institutions; PLIs) and (2) capacity development of the financial sectors by strengthening the sectors ability to sustainably serve MSMEs, improve corporate social responsibility as well as the general framework condition
Climate Change and Environmental Sector Programme Support Phase III The programme addresses three major sustainability challenges in Mozambique: the impacts of climate change affecting rural and urban areas, environmental and natural resource management, and rapidly growing urbanization. The three Development Engagements support duty bearers and rights-holders at central and local levels to work with these issues. This includes the consolidation of the environmental and climate change framework through the Ministry of Environment and mainstreaming into key sectors, support to climate change resilience, urban management and democratic governance through a joint municipal development programme, and support to a civil society support mechanism promoting social transparency in natural resource management, environmental protection and climate change. As a transition programme, focus is on consolidation of achievements of the previous sector support and preparing a for a Green Growth theme in the upcoming Country Programme.
CERF contribution 2015-2018 Rapid Response Window:
At least two thirds of CERF allocations are intended for disbursement through its Rapid Response window (RR). Allocations from this window promote early response to humanitarian needs by funding critical, life-saving humanitarian activities in the initial stages of a new humanitarian crises or in the case of a significant deterioration of an existing emergency.

Underfunded Emergencies Window:
Up to one third of CERF's allocations are intended for underfunded emergencies through its Underfunded Emergencies window (UFE). These allocations are made in two rounds during the year, and they allow partners to carry out life-saving activities in places where humanitarian responses are severely underfunded.
Vedvarende Energi - Rammebevilling 2015-2017 Vedvarende Energi - Rammebevilling 2015-2017 Vedvarende Energi - Rammebevilling 2015-2017 Vedvarende Energi - Rammebevilling 2015-2017
Study on Innovative Financing Vehicles and Impact Investing The purpose of this study was to provide a better basis for future Danida engagement in impact investing by analysing how development objectives can be achieved through impact investment funds, and what role donors can play to leverage private Funding for impact investing for development.
A Civil Peace Project_ current Justice Africa The civil peace project works to ensure sustainable peace and reform processes in South Sudan that are internally driven and people orriented
Danske Handicaporganisationer - Frame Agreement 2015-2017 Danske Handicaporganisationer Framework Agreement 2017
Inclusive financial services in Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina (EFSE) (2014-2019) Danish engagement with the European Fund for Southeast Europe (EFSE)
MSF Partnership Agreement 2015 MSF Partnership Agreement 2015 MSF Partnership Agreement 2015 MSF Partnership Agreement 2015
Social Dialogue Facility 2015. Ulandssekretariatet/DI. Social Dialogue in East Africa The strategic objective of this project is to build consensus in the East African region about biand
tripartite social dialogue as a key strategy to stable and well-functioning labour markets and
a cornerstone for building sustainable societies based on inclusive economic growth and decent work. 
In order to reach this objective, it is important to build the capacity of social partners to play an
active role as institutional players and contribute to peaceful, well-functioning and sustainable
labour markets at regional and national levels within the EAC. Here, focus will be to promote
how bi-partite collaboration can contribute to tripartite social dialogue as well as how collective/
local agreements and codes of good conduct can positively contribute to both job-rich and
economic growth strategies within the EAC.
Red Cross Denmark support to Syria and Lebanon, 2014 The project will assist 82,613 people affected by the Syria crisis in Syria and Lebanon and enhance the capacity of Syrian Arab Red Crescent (PRCS) and Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) in Syria as well as Lebanese Red Cross (LRC) in Lebanon. In Syria, emergency and primary health care services will be provided to 46,513 persons while SARC and PRCS will assisted in decentralizing their response. By supporting two SARC clinics in Rural Damascus, health care services are ensured in areas where the public health care system has ceased functioning. This includes two clinics in Jeyroud and Sahnaya, A third clinic is planned in Tal Mneen. Three hospitals and two clinics run by PRCS will also be supported in Damascus, Homs and Aleppo, serving Palestinian refugees. Insulin will be provided for 9,000 insulin-dependent diabetics through SARC health care facilities in all 14 governorates. SARC¿s capacity to provide relief and humanitarian assistance will be sustained and enhanced by SARC HQ, two SARC branches in Rural Damascus and Deir ez-Zour and six sub-branches in four governorates. In Lebanon, emergency medical services will be provided to 19,200 Syrian refugees and vulnerable Lebanese in the Bekaa valley, which has the highest number of refugees in Lebanon, as well as in conflict-affected areas of Tripoli. The programme also supports the emergency services¿ ability to respond following outbreak of violence and conflict. In this way, the project ensures humanitarian access in the most conflict-affected areas. Primary health care services will be provided to 16,900 Syrian refugees and vulnerable Lebanese through a mobile medical unit in the rural environs of Tripoli as well as through a health centre in the most impoverished area of Tripoli. The primary health care provided through the mobile clinic and the health centre includes maternal and paediatric health care and offers health awareness sessions.
DAI Cairo Sekundering 2014 Secondment of 'cost-free' national expert Mrs. Karen Louise Andersen to the Delegation of the European Union to Cairo.
MSME Facility for MENA (IFC) Micro, Small and Medium-Enterprise Technical Assistance Facility for Middle East and North Africa
Forsvarsministeriet - RO-RO-skibet til støtte for FN's Ebola indsats The aim of the project was for Denmark to offer one RORO (Roll-on Roll-off) vessel for the disposition of the UN for transportation of necessary and needed equipment for the campaign against Ebola in West Africa (UNMEER).

The original project and calculations were based on sailing of one RORO with cargo from Accra, Ghana to other ports in West Africa (Conakry, Freetown and Monrovia) with no information of cargo type and size and FIOS terms was accepted by UN. 

At a later stage, UN asked for the possibility to load cargo from Port of Sudan and possible further cargo from Israel and Brindisi, Italy and the transport was planned to include discharging in Cameroun. This cargo consisted of both vehicles for UNMEER and 244 prefabs for the UN¿s mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA). 

During the planning phase, Denmark entered into a dialogue with the UK for additional cargo for the Ebola-struck areas in West Africa based on a request from the UK. The first sailing schedule when BRITANNIA SEAWAYS was activated on October 16th 2014 was as follows:

2014:
26. October			Departure Immingham, 	UK
27. October		 	Rotterdam		Bunkring
1. November		Gibraltar		Passage of Strait
9. November 	Port Sudan
15. November	 Brindisi 
20. November		Las Palmas Bunkering, crew change
24. November 	Conakry, Guinea 
25. November 	Freetown, SL 
26. November 	Monrovia, Liberia 
30. November 	Doula, Cameroun 
13. December 	Esbjerg 

Further to this, the cargo for MINUSCA was diverted to Accra, Ghana instead of Douala, Cameroun. As the vessel was offered for UNMEER and UN declined to obtain the additional costs for the diversion to Accr
Støtte til OSCE valgindsatser forud for Ukraine præsidentvalg Developing Election Training Capacity and Enhancing Voter Awareness
Contribution to the Convention Against Torture Initiative (CTI) 2019 Denmark's core contribution to the Convention Against Torture Initiative in 2019
(Carter Center) Transition Monitoring in Support of 2015 Elections The purpose of this project, Phase Two of the Carter Center's presence in Myanmar, is to improve the electoral process and the political transition process in Myanmar through field-based monitoring and public reporting on key conditions for a fair electoral process, including: freedom of expression; freedom of association; voting rights; and impartial, effective election management bodies. The project will provide field-level information in support of international and domestic election observer groups and organizations con-ducting technical election assistance projects. This project expands and continues an exist-ing project (Phase1).
DMR-U - Renoverings- og forsendelsesbevillingen 2015-2018 DMRU GTS pool scheems 2018
DAI 2015 Kvinderådet Strategic Partnership Agreement with the objective to combat and prevent violence against women in Egypt, Tunisia, Morrocco and regionally.