devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
A pilot project to transform the social and environmental conditions in riverine zones for equitable and sustainable urban development This project is expected to contribute to the achievement of SGD 11 – sustainable cities and communities by improving the environmental and social conditions for urban communities living in riverine zones in Hanoi. With knowledge/experiences gained and lessons learned from project implementation, it will contribute to advocating Hanoi authority to ensure social and ecological sustainability in urban development.
World Food Programme (WFP) flash appeal funding Sahel and Horn of Africa 2019-2020 Danish contribution to WFP in relation to the school feeding programme in Sahel and the Horn of Africa, 2019-2020
MS Action Aid activities in Syria and the region, 2019 The grant is awarded to the MS Action Aid project: Building hope and agency of youth for collective action in protracted crisis – Lebanon. 

The project covers the geographical area Lebanon: Beirut, Jeb Janin & Baalbek. The stated overall achievement of the project is: Building hope and agency of youth for collective action in protracted crisis is an innovative initiative in Baalbeck-Hermel and Bekaa governorates in Lebanon. MS Action Aid activities in Syria and the region 2019
Translation of templates in aid management guidelines into french The objective is to have central templates in French.
Contribution to HURIDOCS' Project on Co-creating the Future of Digital Investigations with Human Rights Defenders HURIDOCS (Human Rights Information and Documentation Services) is an NGO that helps human rights groups gather, organise and use information to create positive change in the world. Founded in 1982, HURIDOCS has developed methodologies and software tools that make it easier not only to manage collections of evidence, law and research, but also to analyze them for insights.
This project aims at a growing need for human rights defenders (HRDs) that engage in efforts to advance accountability and justice: a state-of-the-art software tool that helps them record, manage and analyse human rights violations in a way that is easily adaptable to local contexts, while protecting sensitive data on sources and victims. The need for such a tool is timely, as existing alternatives have reached their end of life, just as threats against the digital resilience of HRDs are increasing, and the amount of potential information that HRDs can leverage is growing exponentially. HURIDOCS will be to cooperate with partners on the ground in Cameroon, China, Egypt, The Gambia, Iraq, Mali, Mexico, Myanmar, North Korea, Palestine, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Turkey and Ukraine.
DSIF - Ukraine - Kremenchuk District Heating Renovation Project The overall Project objective is to maintain the life, health and environment in the Rakovka district of the city of Kremenchuk by securing reliable and affordable heating and hot-tap water.
UN Team of Experts on Rule of Law & Sexual Violence in Conflict under the Office of the SRSG on Sexual Violence in Conflict Strengthening rule of law to ensure criminal accountability for perpetrators of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) in conflict-affected developing countries
Danidas own communication activities Danida’s own information aims at raising awareness and understanding the situation in developing countries and the importance of Danish participation in international development cooperation. The framework for communication is the SDGs and overarching political priorities, including the development and humanitarian strategy “World 2030”. This appropriation supports, among other things, major thematic actions and campaign activities undertaken in the field of development policy, as well as communication activities supporting the work of the specialised offices and the efforts to strengthen interest in and commitment to development cooperation. The aim is to ensure that Danida’s partnerships are also used in thematic actions and in digital communication, so that interlocutors help spread messages and reach new audiences. Communication will be mainly digital and Danida’s presence on social media is expected to be strengthened in 2020. Danida’s own information aims at raising awareness and understanding the situation in developing countries and the importance of Danish participation in international development cooperation. 
The framework for communication is the SDGs and overarching political priorities, including the development and humanitarian strategy “World 2030”. 
This appropriation supports, among other things, major thematic actions and campaign activities undertaken in the field of development policy, as well as communication activities supporting the work of the specialised offices and the efforts to strengthen interest in and commitment to development cooperation. The aim is to ensure that Danida’s partnerships are also used in thematic actions and in digital communication, so that interlocutors help spread messages and reach new audiences. Communication will be mainly digital and Danida’s presence on social media is expected to be strengthened in 2020.
UNHCR efforts in relation to the humanitarian crisis in Syria and the region, 2019 Denmark has made extraordinary contributions to UNHCR's Syria efforts over a number of years. UNHCR provides vital support to refugees in neighboring countries as well as internally displaced persons in Syria, including in the form of physical protection, education, health, food supply, water and sanitation and shelter. UNHCR plays a crucial role for refugees wishing to return to Syria.
Reports on these activities are available from https://reporting.unhcr.org/sites/default/files/gr2019/pdf/GR2019_English_Full_lowres.pdf#_ga=2.241443522.1161942469.1621970551-1103233004.1619619467 - and 
https://reporting.unhcr.org/syria UNHCR efforts in Syria and the region 2019
COVID-19 Multi-Partner Trust Fund UN interagency funding mechanism to support low- and middle income countries to respond to the COVID-19 crisis and recover from the socio-economic shocks.


In the first call for proposals, the COVID-19 MPTF is open to 46 Least Developed Countries (LDCs), Lower Middle-Income Countries and selected Small Island Developing States (SIDS). These countries are not covered by the COVID-19 Global Humanitarian Response Plan. There will be addiitonal calls to follow.
Identification and formulation of a new Climate Partnerships and Private Sector Support Programme for the periode 2022-2025 As the funding to the current DMDP programme has come to an end, DMFA is preparing a new four-year programme. The new programme is expected to build on the experiences and lessons learned from the DMDP programme but also be adjusted to ensure stronger impact, especially in the fields of green growth and transition and contributing to engage private actors in meeting the SDGs’.

The overall objectives of the assignment are: 
•	To assist GDK in completing a participatory programme identification phase with emphasis on analysing existing achievements, scoping and consideration of alternative or new modalities to the DMDP programme, strategic alignment and involvement of relevant stakeholders from the resource base. 
•	To draft the Programme Document (multiple versions) including all relevant supporting documentation (as mentioned below) ready for approval by the Minister for Development Cooperation
Review of Phase 2 of cultural project in Mali The objective of the review is to assess the project’s achievements and take stock of the progress made in terms of the results framework as set out in the development engagement document in order to benefit from lessons learned on relevance, fitness, effectiveness, efficiency and sustainability when providing strategic and operational recommendations for a possible next phase.
Financial contribution to Active Learning Network for Accountability and Performance in Humanitarian Action 2019-2020 Supporting ALNAP to fulfil its strategic objectives of improving the quality and performance of humanitarian action through strengthening the humanitarian evidence base

Annual contribution to ALNAP - Active Learning Network on Accountability and Performance, which funds part of the 2019-2020 ALNAP work plan, covering April 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020.
The strategic focus areas for ALNAP in this period are: 1) Creating a high-quality evidence base through evaluations; 2) Using evidence for analysis  and 3) improvements to humanitarian system performance.
Screening and reviewing of funding proposals in the Green Climate Fund Support the process of ensuring a stronger engagement of the joint (NL/DK/LX) board seat regarding funding proposals, leading to strategic influence on the development and approval of projects. The specific objectives of the consultancy will be to support due diligence in the process of reviewing funding proposal as well as a lead to increased understanding of the GCF portfolio especially around elements considered a priority in the Danish organisation strategy for GCF
Appraisal of the NDC-P Programme The overall objective of the appraisal is a final quality assurance check of the underlying documentation and of the design of the proposed new phase of Danish support to Nationally Determined Contributions -Partnership 2020-22. Particularly, to assess if the quality and feasibility of the programme design, procedures for risk management 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.
Consultancy support to tender process - three evaluations Consultancy support to tender process - three evaluations
OCHA Ethiopia HF 2021-2022 This allocation for the Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund contributes to meeting the objectives of the 2021 Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan as well as the 2021 Northern Ethiopia Response Plan.

Pls follow this link for reporting on the Humanitarian Funds: 

https://www.unocha.org/our-work/humanitarian-financing/country-based-pooled-funds-cbpf?gclid=Cj0KCQjwma6TBhDIARIsAOKuANx-9z9_ToIRCq2dGPRXGcr49q4l8zM_8oDlxO9lUsiXd37gy75g7u0aAnlJEALw_wcB Meeting the objectives of the 2021 Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan as well as the targeted 2021 Northern Ethiopia Response Plan.
Air Border Data Systems in Nigeria. 2020-2022. Contribute to the Government of Nigeria enhancing border security and travel facilitation through centralized data architecture with the MIDAS platform and inter-agency cooperation.
Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA 2.0) The Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA) is a multi-donor Special Fund managed by the African Development Bank. It provides catalytic finance to unlock private sector investments in renewable energy and energy efficiency. SEFA offers technical assistance and concessional finance instruments to remove market barriers, build a more robust pipeline of projects and improve the risk-return profile of individual investments. The Fund’s overarching goal is to contribute to universal access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy services for all in Africa, in line with the New Deal on Energy for Africa and Sustainable Development Goal 7.
SEFA was established in 2011 in partnership with the government of Denmark and is today receiving funding from eight other donors. 
For results, see the annual reports through the link: https://www.afdb.org/en/documents/sefa-annual-report-2020 The objective of SEFA 2 is to contribute to giving all people in Africa access to sustainable, stable and cheap energy, as well as prevent further greenhouse gas emissions from the energy sector.
Danida auxiliary activities concerning the Magasinet 360 KOM understøtter større tematiske indsatser og kampagneaktiviteter, som iværksættes på det udviklingspolitiske område. Kommunikationsindsatsen understøtter fagkontorernes arbejde og indsatsen for at styrke interessen for og engagement i udviklingssamarbejdet i den danske befolkning. Kampagneaktiviteterne vil primært være digitale, bla. vil der være fokus på videoer og infografikker. Verdensmålene er gennemgående fokuspunkt i kommunikationen. Det tilstræbes, at Danida's partnerskaber også udnyttes ifm. tematiske indsatser og i den digitale kommunikation, så samarbejdspartnere er med til at sprede budskaber og nå nye målgrupper.
Kommunikationen via Danidas digitale platforme styrkes løbende, ligesom synergimulighederne imellem optimeres. Det forventes, at der i løbet af 2020 åbnes 1-2 nye Danida SoMe-platforme. Udgifter ifm. de sociale medieplatforme kan være bl.a. udgifter til annoncering, produktion af infografikker, korte videoer og øvrigt visuelt materiale m.v.
Brookings Partnership 2019-2021 The Brookings Institution plans to undertake a series of research and dialogue activities on the implementation of the SDGs in developing countries the financing for development agenda, and the challenges and prospects for multilateral cooperation. 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.
The Embassy will base the actual support on progress attained in the implementation of the engagement as described in the documentation provided by the grantee. Progress will be measured through the Brookings Institution’s monitoring framework. For reporting purposes to Embassy, the following objective, key outcome and outputs have been selected from the grantee monitoring framework to document progress.
Children as Human Rights Defenders SCSA The main outputs achieved from the 'Child Human Rights Defenders' project were the following:
1. Children participating in the project were trained on UN Charter for the Rights of the Child, the ACRWC, the South African Constitution and campaigning.
2. Participant children were mentored and can show they understand how to execute campaigns that are successful.Therefore, giving children the tools for engaging in their community and country.
3.  A successful rally for children's rights was actioned in the Alexandra township community.
4. Materials were developed for sharing with peers; topics included children and their human rights.
5. Radio shows were held for disseminating information about how to engage the public and other children about human rights.

More sustainable, long-term outputs include:
1. Launch of the "Amplifiers"¨
2. Engagement of children with department of justice and  constitutional development officials - in order for the children's voices to be represented in advancing South African democracy. The proposed project seeks to show that interventions over longer periods of time are needed to ensure that children and youth are empowered, have access to platforms and are able to engage with their peers, duty bearers and relevant stakeholders in the promotion and protection of human rights. This is in line with the “Declaration on the Right and Responsibility of Individuals, Groups and Organs of Society to Promote and Protect Universally Recognized Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms” – frequently abbreviated to “The Declaration on human rights defenders”. The project will seek to engage SCSA’s current and Alumni children’s networks to address knowledge gaps relating to the Constitution (Chapter 2), Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), United Nations Convention on the Right of the Child (UNCRC) and the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACRWC) amongst their peers. This will ensure that children  can claim their rights and also exercise their right to defend human rights. They will not only be enabled but also empowered to do so. 

Through education and capacitation of advocacy tools, a generation of children in areas of South Africa will claim their rights and also exercise their right to defend human rights. They will not only be enabled but also empowered to do so. They will also enjoy their rights without encountering hindrances of them and without unnecessary or unjust restrictions.  The project has the overall objective that children make submissions to human rights institutions to claim their child (human) rights.
Danish support to Rights-Based Border Management in the Silk Routes Countries (RBM-Silk Routes) Overall Objective:
To implement sustainable, rights-based, border management practices in Iraq and Pakistan towards increasing border management and security and reducing irregular migration.
TEDx Johannesburg Salon 2019 theme: Sustainability TEDx Johannesburg Salon 2019 theme: Sustainability TEDx Johannesburg Salon 2019 theme: Sustainability TEDx Johannesburg Salon 2019 theme: Sustainability
Contribution to the Danish Institute for Human Rights project "Responsible Business Conduct in Sub-Saharan Africa" The project focuses on promoting and implementing responsible business conduct and the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights in the Sub-Saharan African region, with a specific focus on national implementation in Ethiopia and Tanzania, and on the human rights implications of the energy and digital transitions.
Stakeholder workshops - strategic frames In the process of formulating strategic frameworks for the Danish engagement in Bangladesh, Myanmar and Afghanistan respectively, Danish stakeholder interests will be mapped in order to inform the choices made about the Danish engagement. 

The strategic frameworks will cover all Danish interests and instruments and, as far as Denmark’s development engagement is concerned, also set out objectives and outcomes and prioritize all instruments. The strategic framework will decide which instruments to use and in which areas in order to reach its strategic objectives.
Nigeria Food safety inception phase Strategic Sector Cooperation on Livestock and Food Safety in Nigeria – inception project
Somalia - contribution to arrears clearance to IMF As a prerequisite for receiving debt relief through the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative, Somalia must clear its arrears to the International Financial Institutions. The International Financial Institutions have conditioned their contribution to the HIPC on full compensation for their cost of this,  which donors have agreed to cover. For three countries who all had large arrears to the IMF (Liberia, Somalia and Sudan), it was agreed that donors would contribute to the arrears clearance process when the countries approached the HIPC Decision Point. Denmark contributes to clearing Somalia’s arrears to IMF through a) Denmark’s share of so-called “membership contributions” in IMF and b) a bilateral grant to cover the financing gap resulting from the fact that many developing countries are not able to contribute with their “membership contributions”. 

The development objective is to support stabilization and development in Somalia through reinforcement of the financial underpinnings of the exercise of core government functions at the central and decentral level. The actual support will be based on progress achieved by Somalia in meeting the preconditions for treatment under the HIPC initiative as described above. This will be measured through the reporting of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank and by the Danish Embassy in Nairobi. For Danida’s reporting purposes the following key outcome and output indicators have been selected to document progress:  1. A credible and sufficiently realistic Poverty Reduction Strategy, as assessed by the IMF and the World Bank. 2. Satisfactory performance on the IMFs 4th Staff Monitored Program. 3. Agreements in the boards of the IMF and the World Bank that Somalia has med the conditions for the HIPC Decision and Completion Point.
OCHA Turkey Cross-Border Fund, 2020 Syria OCHA Operation in Turkey 
An estimated 2.8 million people in the northwest required humanitarian assistance in 2020. Renewed military escalations displaced almost a million people in the area in late 2019 and early 2020. Despite a March ceasefire agreement, hostilities continued to claim civilian lives throughout the year, while explosive hazards and clashes between armed groups heightened the security challenges facing civilians, including humanitarian workers. OCHA continued to coordinate the cross-bor der response into north-west Syria from Turkey. With different parts of Syria controlled by various parties to the conflict, the United Nations cross-border response was authorized to deliver aid to people in need by Security Council resolution 2165 (2014) and subsequent resolutions. 

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 Danish contribution to Turkey Cross-Border Fund, 2020
Strengthening the Global Movement Against Torture: OMCT Core and Regional Engagement 2019-2020 OMCT is a Geneva based NGO working with the promotion and protection of human rights in two key areas which coincides with Danish priorities: the fight against torture and protection of human rights defenders. 
The Danish grant is a core contribution in support of the activities and programmatic goals of the organisation as outlined in the OMCT’s Strategic Plan 2017-2020, “Strengthening the Global Movement Against Torture: OMCT Core and Regional Engagement”, in particular relating to the local, regional, and international developments in the global fight against torture, and in the promotion, protection, and defence of human rights defenders around the world. The project covers all five complementary priorities of the OMCT Strategy 2020, implemented with the SOS-Torture Network and other anti-torture actors and initiatives: 1) Compliance, 2) Accountability, 3) Protection; 4) Network excellence, and 5) Protection of Human Rights Defenders.
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.
Evaluability Assessment Study on United Nations response to Covid-19 The objective is to support a coherent System-Wide Evaluation of COVID-19 for gathering evaluative evidence on how the UN MDTF on COVIDS-19 response is contributing to reversing the challenges brought by COVID -19.
Kortlægning for Udenrigsministeriet af andre donorers praksis i partnerskaber med civilsamfundet De nuværende strategiske partnerskaber med danske civilsamfundsorganisationer løber for perioden 2018-2021. Der er 161 strategiske partnerskabsorganisationer (SPa organisationer) med aktiviteter finansieret under henholdsvis Lot CIV, Lot HUM og Lot LAB. I 2020 skal designet for den kommende strategiske partnerskabsrunde (2022-2025) udarbejdes, og ansøgningsrunden igangsættes.

Formålet med denne opgave er at udføre en overordnet kortlægning af, hvorledes 6 ligesindede donorer arbejder med civilsamfundspartnere på en række udvalgte områder. Kortlægning for Udenrigsministeriet af andre donorers praksis i partnerskaber med civilsamfundet
UNDP Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund 2019-2020 Contribution towards the UNDP Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund. 

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.undp.org/results Danish contribution to Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund, 2019-2020