devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Forging a Greener Peace in the Hirshabelle State of Somalia International Organization for Migration (IOM), the Berghof Foundation, and the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) that will pilot a climate change collaborative engagement under the Peace and Stabilisation Programme Phase IV (PSP HOA IV).  

The Danish support is part of the support provided through the Peace and Stabilisation Fund as part of the Peace and Stabilisation Programme for the Horn of Africa 2023-26 under its thematic priority on Political Stability – Outcome 1: “Political settlements in Somalia at federal, state and local level, in the Somali region of Ethiopia and targeted regional cross border areas are more inclusive and stable”. 

The project’s nexus-spanning design incorporates priorities developed within the Strategy for Denmark’s Engagement with the International Organization for Migration, jointly drafted by the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and IOM to cover the period 2023-2026. Significantly, the project foregrounds Priority Area 4: Addressing the linkage between climate change and irregular migration and forced displacement. The ability to appropriately target these complex linkages is enhanced by the partnership between IOM, UNEP, and the Berghof Foundation – three of the only actors engaged in localized, ground-level climate security action in Somalia.
Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) - Corruption Free Seaports and Trade Corridors Strengthened Public-Private Sector Collective Action to improve integrity in seaports and broader trade corridors
Niger - Adaptability reserve, M&E Adaptability reserve, Monitoring and Evaluation of the Niger Strategic Country Programme 2023-2027
UNICEF humanitarian action in Ukraine 2022 This allocation of 25 million DKK to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) contributes to meeting the objectives of the Ukraine Flash Appeal  for 2022, which points to 18 million people in need of assistance and calls for 1,1 billion USD for 3 months (March-May) in response to the escalated humanitarian crisis UNICEF is now scaling-up its humanitarian operation and hence seeking 66.4 million USD to provide access to basic services including water and sanitation, immunization and health care, schooling and learning, psychosocial support, and emergency cash assistance for up to 7.5 million children.

This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of UNICEF’s response in Ukraine and hence seeking 66.4 million USD to provide access to basic services including water and sanitation, immunization and health care, schooling and learning, psychosocial support, and emergency cash assistance for up to 7.5 million children.

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.unicef.org/research-and-reports This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of UNICEF’s response in Ukraine and hence seeking 66.4 million USD to provide access to basic services including water and sanitation, immunization and health care, schooling and learning, psychosocial support, and emergency cash assistance for up to 7.5 million children.
Programming Danish support to the World Bank Trust Fund “Food Systems 2030" The consultant(s) will assist programming of Danish support to the World Bank Trust Fund “Food Systems 2030”
New Democracy Fund Phase II An independent, diverse, resilient, and responsive civil society in the ENC promoting a culture of democracy and human rights by engaging in regional networking and peer-to-peer exchange of experiences amongst civil society actors in the ENC and Danish CSOs working with youth, media, culture, labour market, green transition, and gender.
SSC Framework Programme with City of Aarhus 2023-2026 The framework program is guided by Danish government policies, in particular the Strategy for Development Cooperation and the Global Climate Action Strategy. The program focuses on just green transition with a focus on climate responsive urban water management, targeting areas where City of Aarhus based on its core competencies can contribute to important positive change within areas that are prioritized by local partners.
 
Building on lessons and results from phase 1 projects – in Ghana, South Africa and India – and responding to specific challenges, priorities and demand in each of the three countries, the program will mobilise the core competencies of City of Aarhus to contribute to climate adaptation and resilience in cities through climate responsive urban water management. The overall long-term objective of the FP is to promote a socially just, inclusive and green transition and contribute to sustainable growth and resilient development for people in partner countries through Strategic Sector Cooperation in the area of urban water management and resilience. 

The immediate objective of the framework programme is: 
Strengthen framework conditions and institutional capacity of partner authorities to promote climate adaptation and resilience in cities through comprehensive urban water management by building on Danish expertise and solutions with a focus on water related challenges.
We Are! Climate Justice Campaign in Nigeria To build a pan-African creative and cultural voice on climate change in the run-up to COP27, raising the profile and salience of key issues of resonance to African publics, including situating community experiences of adaptation and locally grounded visions for a low-carbon, climate-resilient future.

To engage local communities in climate action in an accessible and understandable manner through bottom-up campaigns.

To build public opinion and awareness of African-led, low-carbon climate solutions and development pathways that can create thriving and resilient communities in the lead up to COP27
South Africa Towards 2024: Building Sustainable Coalition Governments The project focuses on entrenching Good Governance in South Africa by equipping political actors with the tools required for building and maintain a healthy coalition- building culture. The country faces the prospect of its first coalition at national at next year’s election. The project will achieve this through identifying legislative impediments to coalitions and creating inter party platforms for political actors to build rapport.
UN Women Multilateral Partnership Agreement 2023-2025 Denmark provides core contribution to UN Women under the Multilateral Partnership Agreement 2023-2025. The Agreement aligns with UN Women's Strategic Plan 2022-2025 and identifies four areas of priority for Danish support: 
o	Global norms, policies and standards on gender equality, incl. the SRHR agenda
o	Women’s voice, leadership, agency and economic empowerment
o	Women, Peace and Security
o	Organisational effectiveness contributing to UN reform and curbing corruption

As the United Nation’s entity dedicated to gender equality, UN Women, works to achieve the empowerment of all women and girls and the full enjoyment of their human rights. This is done through their unique triple mandate: 1) Co-promote coordination across the UN system to enhance accountability and results for gender equality and women’s empowerment; 2) support UN Member States to strengthen global norms and standards for gender equality and women’s empowerment; and; 3) undertake operational activities, including supporting Member States in developing and implementing gender-responsive laws, policies and strategies.
Iraq Social Cohesion Programme (ISCP) Support for Social Cohesion in Iraq is a five-year programme launched in January 2020 to promote stronger, peaceful and more cohesive communities in all areas of Iraq. Built on integrating the success and lessons learned from social cohesion projects and interventions implemented since 2017, the programme takes a multi-faceted approach to address institutional frameworks, local mechanisms, capacity development, university curriculums, inter-group and state-citizen relations, and conflict-sensitive responses. Activities aim to facilitate locally-driven solutions and support the integration of conflict sensitivity and social cohesion into Iraq’s governance, stabilization, and development agendas.
IOM. With Youth II - Enhanced Protection and Health Assistance for Migrants in Vulnerable Situations in Algeria. 2024-2025. The objective is to improve the protection and well-being of unaccompanied and separated migrant children and young migrants (up to 25 years of age) in Algeria by providing quality health services and assisted voluntary return and reintegration.
Reconstruction and Development Assistance to Afghanistan - DACAAR Address fundamental poverty problems in rural Afghanistan. Activities in four different areas: 1) Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, 2) Natural ResourceManagement, 3) Small Scale Enterprise Development and 4) Womens empowerment.
Caritas - Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 This project forms part of the Strategic Partnership 2022-2025 between MFA and the Danish civil society organisations. 

It aims to implement the priorities from the Danish development strategy, “The World We Share,” through dynamic and mutually reinforcing partnerships with independent Danish organisations on shared priorities, namely democratic values and human rights, fragile contexts and displacement, and climate and green solutions.

Strategic Partnerships receive one grant with funding for both development assistance and for humanitarian emergencies (listed here as separate engagements).

Due to the strategic focus of the partnerships, results are reported at an aggregated level across countries and themes to show contributions to changes through case studies and crosscutting indicators. Three strategic priorities permeate across all strategic partnerships in the period. Democratic values and human rights, fragile context and displacement, and climate and green solutions are present through different approaches and varying emphasis in line with the technical capacity and the partner’s core competencies.
Danish Support to the EBRD Crisis Response Special The Grant will be crucial to cover critically needed investments in essential water infrastructure damaged as a result of the on-going war, while ensuring the introduction of energy efficient technologies and supporting efficient usage of water and electricity. The EBRD loan complemented by the Grant will support restoration of drinking water supply including modernisation of the damaged water intake and supply infrastructure in the City in line with the national standards. The urgent investments in basic infrastructure become more critical in the context of recent damages to Khahovka HPP and IDPs, the number of which is growing in the City as a result of the war.
OCHA Lebanese Humanitarian Fund, 2023 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of the Lebanon Emergency Response Plan for 2023, which calls for 200.2 million USD to reach 1.3 million people. 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 this hyperlink: Country-Based Pooled Funds | OCHA (unocha.org) This allocation is part of the Danish pledge to the Syria crisis allocating support to OCHA’s Country-Based Pooled Fund for Lebanon. The fund contributes to meeting the objectives of the Lebanon Emergency Response Plan for 2023, which calls for 200.2 million to reach 1.3 million people.
International Service for Human Rights (ISHR) The objective with the grants is through ISHR support, promote,and facilitate human rights advocay work with and within the internatational and regional human rights system and to strengthen the ability of the NGOs to put forward their visions.
Mid-term review of Danish organisation strategy for OHCHR 2019-2022 Mid-term review of Danish organisation strategy for OHCHR 2019-2022
IOM Lebanon. Strengthening the Capacity of National Border Management Agencies in Lebanon. 2024-2026. To support national efforts in strengthening national border governance capacity in Lebanon to better address migrant smuggling and irregular migration, while advancing the human rights and well-being of migrants.
Ukrainian Danish Youth House (UDYH) 2023-2026 Ungdomshus DKI og DUF The project will contribute primarily to object 1 of the Strategic Framework of ‘furthering the development of democracy and human rights’: “Youth have strengthened their ability to organise, practice and promote democratic culture and participation in Ukrainian society and are actively involved in Ukrainian-Danish exchange to increase the European cohesion among the youth”
SESD phase III Increased employability of male and female students and learners through supporting the delivery of labour market orientated education and skills training, provided mainly within the FET band.
Strengthening efforts to promote gender equality among the asylum-seeking and refugee population in Mexico UNHCR Mexico will seek to work on three main axes in the area of gender equality to (1) mitigate the risk of gender-based violence for people forced to flee and (2) ensure that all survivors have adequate and timely access to services, as well as promote the economic inclusion of women refugees and asylum-seekers through (3) support, information and follow-up about how to access public and private services, such as childcare.
Consultative Group to Assist the Poorest (CGAP) The Danish grant will support CGAP's implementation of its current strategic 5-years programme (CGAP IV - 2008 - 2013). The Danish support is provided as core funding.
Danish Red Cross/ICRC efforts in Syria, 2023-2024 This allocation contributes to meeting the objectives of ICRC operations in Syria and neighbouring countries. It will support the objectives and the implementation of the ICRC’s Syria Appeal for 2023, targeting beneficiaries in Syria. The appeal calls for CHF 171.7 million.
Danish Contribution to Ukraine Energy Support Fund The objective of the Danish contribution is to contribute to the repair and early reconstruction of the energy sector in war affected Ukraine and thereby contributing to creating a livelihood for Ukrainian citizens through the re-establishment of the necessary basic energy infrastructure and supply.
Årligt bidrag til OSCE SMM 2022-2023 Den ukrainske regering anmodede i 2014 OSCE om assistance i den aktuelle skrøbelige situation med udsendelse af en monitoreringsmission. Missionen har siden 2015 bidraget til at overvåge overholdelse og brud på Minskaftalen på daglig basis. Missionen har spillet en afgørende rolle, idet den har udgjort den eneste internationale mission, med mandat til at observere og rapportere om situationen på jorden, herunder overholdelsen af våbenhvilen. Efter den russiske invasion af Ukraine den 24. februar 24 har Missionen måtte forlade Østukraine og internationale observatører er trukket ud af landet. Rusland har ved forhandlingerne i marts 2022 nægtet af forlænge Missionens mandat. Flertallet af OSCE-deltagerstater ønsker at forlænge, og det er EU's holdning, at ’it of utmost necessity that the SMM’s important work continues and its mandate
is extended.’ Forhandlinger fortsætter således, og Missionen opretholdes i administrativt ’dvalemodus’. Dette for at opretholde missionens finansielle forpligtelser og bevare kapaciteten til, hvis konsensus opnås, at kunne genindsætte denne med kort varsel for at monitorere konflikten, at kunne agere som det internationale samfunds ”øjne og ører”.

Major Risks and Challenges: 
Den væsentligste risiko er, at krigen fortsættes/udvides og Rusland blokerer OSCE’s arbejde og mandat.
Formulation of digital democracy initiative The objective of the assignment is to complete the formulation of a new strategic framework for an initiative supporting civil society to Strengthening and Protecting Inclusive Democratic Space into a relevant, effective and efficient programme.
• The timeframe for the overall initiative/programme will be 2023-2026
• The overall financial framework for Digital Democracy Initiative activities are expected to be 50 million DKK per year 2023-2026 (200 million DKK in total).
• This initiative should build on the Danish Development Strategy, The World We Share. The objective of the assignment is to complete the formulation of a new strategic framework for an initiative supporting civil society to Strengthening and Protecting Inclusive Democratic Space into a relevant, effective and efficient programme. 
•	The timeframe for the overall initiative/programme will be 2023-2026 
•	The overall financial framework for Digital Democracy Initiative activities are expected to be 50 million DKK per year 2023-2026 (200 million DKK in total). 
•	This initiative should build on the Danish Development Strategy, The World We Share.
Nordic-plus evalueringsmøde The objective of annual meeting is to discuss evaluation functions/operations and related issues of mutual relevance, and identify and plan for collaboration projects etc.
Establishment of a Public Information Room on the Khmer Rouge period Establishment of a Public Information Room on the Khmer Rouge period Establishment of a Public Information Room on the Khmer Rouge period Establishment of a Public Information Room on the Khmer Rouge period
Danmarksindsamlingen 2024 Engagement af danskerne, herunder børn og børnefamilier, i vilkårene i udviklingslandene samt formidling af, hvordan Danmark kan bidrage til at skabe bedre rammer og fremtidsperspektiver for de mest udsatte befolkningsgrupper, ikke mindst børn, gennem deltagelse i udviklingssamarbejdet.  

Engagement of the Danish public in the challenges of developing countries and how Denmark can contribute to creating better opportunities for the most vulnerable people.
DGBP 2022. Enhancing transition to green and sustainable economic growth in Palestine DGBP 2022. Enhancing transition to green and sustainable economic growth in Palestine
Danish Broadcasting Corporation auxiliary activity Culture and Public Diplomacy Information and activities with Childrens' Christmas Calender 2018-20 Information about Danidas activities in the Development countries
Support to developing and describing comprehensive Danish approach to food and agriculture in development assistance Support, sparring and proces management in developing a comprehensive appraoch to food and agriculture in Danish development assistance
Appraisal of climate adaptation Rwanda project 2 The objective of the appraisal is to assess the relevance, quality, and feasibility of the project design and documentation, including whether they are fit to underpin project implementation and produce the expected results effectively, efficiently and sustainably. The appraisal should provide concrete and solution oriented recommendations for adjustments as needed, which will guide the finalization of the project document for the proposed support ahead of approval.
Resource Mobilisation for Development. Programme for Anti-Corruption and Domestic Resource Mobilisation,  2023 – 2026 To increase domestic resources in developing countries for investments in sustainable development
CISU Climate Change Adaptation Modality (CCAM) CISU – Civil Society in Development – is an independent association of 270+ Danish civil society organisations (CSOs). All members are, together with partners, actively engaged in development work in Asia, Africa, Latin America, or Eastern Europe - either as their main engagement or as part of their activities.

The Civil Society Fund supports interventions carried out in cooperation between Danish organisations and their partners in Asia, Africa, Latin America, or Eastern Europe and covers interventions working towards all 17 UN Development Goals. The Civil Society Fund supports cooperation between a multiplicity of actors to achieve:
• Sustainable improvements in poor people’s living conditions, participation in society, fulfilment of rights and securing of equal opportunities. 
• Strong, independent, and diversified civil societies through interventions at all levels, from organising the community to cooperating globally. 
• Strong popular participation and volunteering in Danish development cooperation in terms of Danes getting directly involved in development interventions and in the pursuit of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. 
Accordingly, the Civil Society Fund contributes to enabling poor and vulnerable groups to make their own efforts towards improving conditions which they see as important, relevant, and necessary, and which – structurally and in the longer term – help advance their lot in society at the local, national, and global level.

To learn more: https://www.cisu.dk/puljer/civilsamfundspuljen The Climate Change Adaptation Modality (CCAM) is a grant mechanism which aims to support Danish CSOs in building resilience to climate change in poor and vulnerable communities. It will function as an integrated part of the CISU Civil Society Fund (CSF).  In addition to the general CSF guidelines, specific CCAM guidelines with relevant assessment criteria (reflecting the Rio Marker on climate change adaptation) has been developed. 

The CCAM shall strive to link poverty reduction and locally led climate change adaptation and help strengthen community participation in decision-making and evidence-based advocacy for pro-poor climate change adaptationsolutions. Funded interventions need to be effective in reaching poor and climate vulnerable groups and contribute to climate resilience, reduced inequality, economic development, and where relevant promote alternative green jobs. Through the CCAM, targeted adaptation funding can tangibly contribute to the removal of barriers on behalf of civil society partners and target groups in accessing resources (capacity development, investments) and promote sustainable local solutions as well as influence in decision-making processes at local and national levels (advocacy).

All Danish CSOs (excluding CSOs with a strategic partnership agreement with the MFA) can apply for funds from CCAM for climate change adaptation activities, as long as they fulfill the criteria set out by the MFA guidelines, e.g. that they are applying with a partner from the global South.
Danida Information and Engagement Fund 2022-2026  -  'OPEN' The OpEN Fund is a fund financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, managed by CISU and the Roskilde Festival Foundation with support from DeltagerDanmark and the Why Foundation. 

The purpose of the fund is to create knowledge, attitude, and action about global development by informing and engaging people in Denmark. Projects supported by the fund can be information- or engagement projects or can be a combination of the two. 

Global development includes topics and agendas related to Danish development cooperation and the Sustainable Development Goals. The topics can be larger global issues like the climate crisis or small local stories. Common to the topics is that they are linked to countries on the OECD/DAC overview of recipients of Official Development Assistance (ODA). 
To learn more: http://openpuljen.dk/ The overall objective of the Information and Engagement Fund is to inform Danes on global issues of relevance to development cooperation and SDGs and/or engage citizens in making a difference for a more just, secure and sustainable world.
Appraisal of P4G, phase 2 Light desk appraisal of P4G, phase 2 following recommendation October 2022.
Strategic Sector Cooperation Health, Mexico phase II To strengthen primary health care, including prevention and treatment, by improving access to effective and safe medicines in Mexico.