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The Convention on Anti-personnel Landmines - APLC Norway's contributions to the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines and on their Destruction - APLC. Contributions to annual budgets and voluntary contrubutions to the APLC trust fund. The main objective is capacity building of developing countries’ capability to comply with the convention, for the protection of civilians from the harm from weapons in armed conflicts.
ICIJ Traning and Capacity Building ICIJ's training program seeks to enhance the capacity of journalists in the Midle East and Asia, to investigate and expose IFFs, illegal offshore activities and corruption.
YOUTH IN ACTION  – Arts and Culture in Preventing Violent Extremism Increased participation of vulnerable youth in public life by establishing inclusive and enabling youth friendly environments and access to quality cultural and arts activities in Jordan.
Natural resource Governance ZCC Building and strengthening the capacities of interfaith committees and affected communities both local, provincial and national level through policy research, analysis, policy briefs, advocacy and training
Grant Agreement with Kystverket (2018-2022) The goal of the OfD Programme in Myanmar is to contribute to the sustainable management of petroleum resources which safeguards the environment and the needs for present and future generations in Myanmar.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Tuko Pamoja is an exchange project that gives youths the possibility to develop their entrepreneurial and technical skills in music, dance, circus and visual arts. The project develop and strengthen cultural education as well as increase the quality of teaching in music, dance and circus. Further, develop and strengthen the already existing networks in the local communities and outreach programs in Norway, Mozambique and Brasil
UNICEF Catalytic funding to support the Education Services Joint Fund Catalytic funding to support the Education Services Joint Fund. The government needs capacity building and technical assistance in the implementation of activities through the Education Services Joint Fund (ESJF). Support to the Technical Implementation Consultant and also to the Fiduciary agent is part of this agreement. Norways contribution to the ESJF needs for it to have the right implact to be supported by technical staff to help improve the capacity of government, at national, regional and local level to be able to improve the education system in Malawi. Agreement involves technical support to Malawi government on inclusive education, teacher contiuous professional development and evidence based policy development.
The New Humanitarian Core Activities 2019-2021 The New Humanitarian’s mission is to put quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world. Its work contributes to more effective / accountable humanitarian action to improve the lives of those affected by crises by: 
I.	Informing decision-makers and practitioners in the humanitarian and related sectors 
II.	Providing accountability and transparency 
III.	Raising awareness among wider audiences
Training and upskilling - agricultural sector education in Myanmar The program, led by Yara Myanmar, aims at training Yaras employees so that they in turn can train small-farm holders in the correct use of fertilizers and fertile land to increase crop yields. The program aims at strengthening knowledge in light of food security and climate risk issues in Myanmar.
Frameagreement 2020_2024 Sign  language training - preparation for school - inclusive education
The Women, Peace and Security and Humanitarian Action (WPS-HA) Compact The objective of the project is to take concerted action through a global Compact on Women, Peace and Security and gender-responsive Humanitarian Action in five years by establishing a voluntary monitoring and accountability process, strengthening coordination across existing WPS and HA mechanisms, and promoting financing for and visibility of the WPS-HA agenda.
Inclusion of afro-colombian students in higher education PCN offers preuniversity courses to prepare afro-Colombian students to enter higher education, and strengthen the afro-Colombian student movement to advocate for rights to higher education.
IGAD Peace and Security Strategy 2021-2025 Support to the implementation of IGAD's Peace and Security Strategy for 2021-2025
Peacebuilding and stabilisation in South Sudan A dialogue meeting-/seminar series to promote peace and stability in South Sudan
Decent work and just transition in the private sector in Tunisia Capactiy developent of trade unionists in Tunisia and support to organising, collective bargaining and social dialogue, gender equality and labour and union rights.
CHN Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Education policy and administrative management. Empowering young people through vocational training, job placement and entrepreneurical coaching. Other partner: Christian Aid
Scaling up a socialised model of domestic waste and plastics management - Phase II DWP5C Phase 2 builds on, deepens, and scales up the intervention’s achievements, lessons and good practices obtained over the course of the implementation of Phase 1. It also utilises the results of the UNDP RIM-2020 survey, the rapid impact assessment conducted with Women’s Unions, and the informal sector research conducted in Da Nang.
The project’s outcome 1 is “sustainable pilot models of waste management that improve livelihoods of waste workers (with a focus on women informal workers (IWW))”. The Output 1.1 is “Series of Interventions to empower IWW, and strengthen their resilience to withstand shocks, including the impacts of COVID-19 implemented”.
Food security in Palestine Vulnerable populations protected against hunger and malnutrition.
Partnerships for food security and livelihoods - Uganda The project aims to increase food and nutrition security for small-scale food producers and their communities in Uganda.  The long-term impact is to strengthen climate-resilient local food systems by putting small-scale producers at the center and allowing for the widespread use and consumption of locally adapted crops and varieties (including neglected and underutilized food plants), and promoting self-sufficiency.

Outcomes are:
1) Local biodiversity management
2) Local value chains of agrobiodiverse products
3) Innovative Farmer-Researcher partnerships
4) Collaborative environment for policy change

Main activites include:
1) Research agendas on PPB/crop diversity and local food plants/nutrition; increased capacities for PPB, utilization of LFPs, and agroecological crop management; improved seed storage; strong dissemination linkages to create insterest in/market for PPB and nutrition work, and to stimulate demand for marketing.
2) Production and dissemination of high-quality seed of local adapted varieties; increased capacities for food production and value creation/addition; improved local value chains of agrobiodiverse products; strengthened market linkages among value chain actors; increased market access for farmers organizations.
3) New ways of famer-researcher collaboration; increased capacitites for farmer-managed seed and food systems research; successful co-created innovations.
4) Increased influence through evidence-based advocacy; policy reforms proposed; increased capacities for policy influencing. 

Resources will be allocated toward mobilizing, supporting and engaging women’s leadership roles in food production, processing and marketing to empower women as key actors in food production and address the economic and legislative barriers they face. Power dynamics and paradigms will be targeted, including active work on policy change related to women’s access to land.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Bangladesh, Nepal. Both in Bangladesh and Nepal, the perception of people with disabilities are largely negative, especially in rural areas. To increase quality of life for this group, the partners work to promote disability inclusive societies. They focus on disability inclusive education, advocacy and responsible media coverage in both countries.
NCA Norad Darfur Operational Civil Society Civil society and GBV programme in Darfur states
CMI The project is  to provide substantive expertise as a “trusted partner” for the further development of ceasefire monitoring activities and capacity-building. This expertise is provided through the experience of CMI Senior Advisers. The work undertaken in the framework of the project is based on a joint assessment of current needs.
Food Security for Smallholder Farmers The prject will focus on working with RHs to achieve food security, increase their income and build resilience to climate change effects.
Unused funds Unused/returned funds from Strategic Partenrships Norwegian Red Cross
Capacity building and communication, 1-year agreement Contribute to increased autonomy for indigenous associations in the management of their projects in the states of MT and AM, and increased political influence. 7 indigenous associations are contemplated: Federação dos Povos e Organizações Indígenas do Mato Grosso (Fepoimt), Organização das Mulheres Indígenas Takiná, Associação Indígena Kolimace (Kolimace), Associação Thutalinansu, Associação do Povo Deni do Rio Xeruã (Aspodex), Associação Indígena do Povo das Águas (AIPA), Associação dos Produtores Indígenas da Terra Caititu (APITC). Out of the 7 indigenous associations receiving capacity-building through this project, 2 are formed by indigenous women. The gender aspect is a explicit component also in the other 5 associations.
Women's uplift - Gender Empowerment The project will work specifically with women and girls in the slums of Bangalore and Hyderabad to raise awareness of their rights and prevent gender-based discrimination and violence. It will build capacity in the slums so the women can address issues of violence and alcohol in the communities and help survivors of violence to access support services. It will also work with government departments and agencies to enable communities’ access to food security and other government welfare schemes.
Emergency Health services in Lebanon Provision of life-saving health services and capacity building for vulnerable populations including refugees and host-community.
SP - Woord en Daad - Bee a Champion The project’s long-term goal is to create a competitive and inclusive apiculture sector in Uganda in which smallholder producers, processors and service providers collaborate effectively to increase productivity and efficiency leading to improved revenues and an increase in jobs and incomes.

Overall, by creating a competitive and inclusive honey sector, the project works towards the goal to lower poverty levels (SDG 1: End poverty in all its forms everywhere) and towards new opportunities for employment by lowering the entry levels to start beekeeping as a business (SDG 8: Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all). Beekeeping enhances pollination and honey is a nutritious food product, both contributing to SDG 2 (End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture). Beekeeping is a climate smart practice, and a rich biodiversity is necessary for good quality honey. Beekeeping requires conservation of bee species, tree resources and enrichment of flowering plants for pollination. This contributes to climate change mitigation (SDG 13) and a sustainable use of natural resources (SDG 15). The project focusses on gender equality as a cross-cutting issue (SDG 5) aiming at least 50% of participants as women.
Humanitarian assistance for refugee populations in Syria Increased resilience for vulnerable refugee populations
RAF Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Democratic participation and civil society, participatory development.Other partners: Programme for Christian-Muslim Relations in Africa (to start 2024), The Salvation Army International Development Services / Africa Zone.
Peace and Governance Woman Project in Kidal The project aims to build inclusive structures and interconnected networks of women in 16 municipalities in the Kidal region.
Serbestiyet- Breaking echo chambers, non-partisan news making and mitigating polarization in Turkish audience The aim of this project is to provide with accountable and high-quality journalism, through non-partisan news making and mitigating polarization in the Turkish audience
SRV Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Employment creation. Addresses the adverse effects of climate change by equipping vulnerable people in the Mekong delta with knowledge and skills to cope with climate change. This is achieved by building capacity and knowledge; providing access to stable income; and promoting equal opportunities.
Together for inclusion- Norway Increase access to micro finance, savings and loans groups for persons with disabilities, particularly in rural areas
Protecting Children in Armed Conflict Support to IFRC Appeal: Protecting Children in Armed Conflict
RMFB Rights of Minorities of Faith and Belief in Myanmar Political and religious actors of different faiths are actively engaged in joint action to create, reform and implement freedom of religion and belief (FoRB) that is respected and protected in Myanmar.
Frameagreement 2020_2024 Rehabilitation training  - independent daily living skills, mobility and orientation etc.
Tenure Facility 2023-2025 Core funding to the Tenure Facility. The Tenure Facility supports projects in low- and medium-income countries by facilitating the implementation and improvement of government policies that strengthen IPLC land and forest rights and gender equality in collective land rights, both directly and by providing tools and approaches and influencing other funders, government agencies, NGOs, private companies, and practitioners.

The Tenure Facility places IPLC at the heart of the projects it funds with the principal aim of improving their rights over forests and lands in tropical forest countries. Where IPLC have secure tenure and better capacity to govern their territories and administer their resources there is reduced deforestation, better forest cover, and lower carbon emissions and biodiversity loss.

The Tenure Facility also contributes to the design and implementation of policies for sustainable forest and land use in tropical forest countries and jurisdictions and the transparency and accountability of entities with land governance responsibilities (including IPLC organisations and their government agency partners). It strengthens these entities’ capacity for supervision, oversight, and surveillance, and increases the clarity and coherence of the regulatory functions and responsibilities of the various parties.

Main countries for support are Colombia, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Ecuador, Guyana, Indonesia, Liberia og Peru.
Food Security and Rural Development - DRC Households in target communities have achieved food security and improved nutrition. Increasing target group’s knowledge of nutrition and balanced diet; supporting innovative post-harvest practices of the target group;  training and promoting sustainable environmental practices and climate-smart agriculture; support farmers access to Home Grown School Feeding programs. Participants are vulnerable rural smallholder households (men and women), with a special focus on women, youth and people with disabilities.
Support to Education and Awareness - Explosives Hazards UNICEF Iraq - Support to Education and Awareness- Raising on Explosives Hazards: Explosive Remnants of Wa(ERW), Mines and Improved Explosive Devises (IED)
Eastern Europe Energy Efficiency and Environment Partnership - contribution to Ukraine Norway’s contribution to projects in Ukraine under the Eastern Europe Energy Efficiency and Environment Partnership (E5P) managed by the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). The E5P fund aims at encouraging municipal investments in energy efficiency and environmental projects in the Eastern Partnership region.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project will contribute towards the development of young health workers and youth. Young members of staff and volunteers will be capacitated on SRHR issues and general health issues affecting youth in target communities while also contributing towards building their organizations' expertise in these areas. Participating countries: Nepal, Myanmar and Bangladesh.
Scatec Solar feasibility study Segou PV Plant Mali Feasibility study of Segou solar power plant in Mali
Global South The Syria Crisis Global South - Response to the humanitarian consequences of the Ukraine war
Dialogues through Informal Space for Peacebuilding in Myanmar (DISP) This project intends to promote participation of diverse stakeholders and concerns in peacebuilding. The project forms part of the Embassy’s support to implementation of Peace, Reconciliation and Democratization. Gender equality is one of the focus areas of the project, with the outcomes:  the enabling environment for the implementation of the WPS agenda and the integration of gender equality in humanitarian, peace and development frameworks, programming and policies is strengthened, and the participation and leadership of women in decision-making and political processes across the humanitarian, peace and development nexus is increased.
Three Million Reasons -Alcohol as an obstacle to development Three Million Reasons - Knowledge about alcohol as an obstacle to development
Ending Illegal Deforestation - Vietnam Ending Illegal Deforestation, Forest Conflict and the Associated Mekong Timber Trade - Vietnam component.
EBRD E5P Eastern European Energy Efficiency and Environment Partnership The E5P was established to facilitate municipal infrastructure investments boosting energy efficiency and environmental protection in the Eastern Partnership countries, in particular aiming at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.  The Fund has been operating in Ukraine since 2010 and has by now expanded to all the EU Eastern Partnership countries of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia and Moldova. The Fund co-finances district heating and public buildings projects together with local transport, solid waste and street lighting investments. The E5P resources are close to EUR 235 million. The EBRD acts as the fund manager on behalf of contributors and other IFIs.
NORAD Food Security Programme DRC Establish fish ponds and train participants in management of fish ponds as a measure to diversify income sources.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Tanzania, Uganda. Their idea is related to climate change and the need of creating sustainable livelihoods/more income generating sources that do not have a negative impact on the environment (TEG is in the Morogoro region close to the Uluguru mountain area in Tanzania, and ACOYDE in the Mbarara district South-West in Uganda). Economic skilling for women and youth which is in line with environmental conservation is the main objective of the project. TEG wants specifically to learn how to use banana fibres and banana stems (surplus from banana production- a huge income source in Tanzania) to make quality and income generating handicrafts, which ACOYDE have a lot of experience through their social enterprise CHACHA Banana Fiber Project. The teaching program ACOYDE provide for youth and women through the enterprise are constantly helping a huge amount of youth and women in Uganda with 
income from handicrafts. Participants will exchange crafting skills and teaching skills, as well as help developing organisational capacity. In general, they wish to increase knowledge and abilities related to ecological income generating sources. ACOYDE would like to learn more about running ecotourism project as a source of income, which TEG has a lot of experience from. They will also learn about forest conservation, and the use of storytelling to teach communities on climate change and how to engage in eco-tourism as a way of creating income as well as protecting nature.
NLM-Creation Three communities on North Sumatera will strengthen their ability to organize.
Global Thematic Fund for Health Covid-19 Support to Covid-19 through Unicefs global thematic fund for health

Covid is having a serious impact on children and households - causing reduced use of health services, less access to school and increased household poverty and malnutrition.  The impacts on children and women are significant.  UNICEF has a multi pronged approach to supporting countries and communities to implement covid responses.  Unicef is involved form global to local - and across key sectors.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project focuses on building competence in the field of emergency medicine and rehabilitation. In this one-year project, such capacity building is achieved through digital cooperation and networking activities. The aim is to develop a digital cooperation that will have a positive effect on the partnership also when physical exchange is again possible. South Africa and Malawi
Delivering Incentives to End Deforestation Delivering Incentives to End Deforestation:  Global Ambition, Private/Public Finance, and Zero-Deforestation Supply Chains. 
Initiative I: Global Consensus
Initiative II: Market Demand and Private Investment
Partners: CA, COICA, FT, IIASA, LSE, MCC
UNDP - National Registration and Identification System (NRIS) The project is for the design, establishment and management of biometric  systems, infrastructure and eqipment for the national civic register and identity cards.
Venezuela - Humanitarian action for children Humanitarian action for children (HAC)
Targeted support to the Climate and Land Use Alliance 2018-22 strategy In Brazil and Indonesia CLUA aims to contribute to acheiving massive emission reductions from deforestation and forest degradation. CLUA also aims to contribute to maintain and increase the role of forest carbon sinks (Natural Carbon Capture) and to contribute to a shift in protein consumption in Brazil, China and Central Africa.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange An exchange project between Norway and Malawi that works with children with hearing loss, identifying children with hearing loss to assist them with inclusion into the classroom and to everyday life. Malawi.
Climate Justice and ESCER in LAC The expected effect on society is to improve protection, defense and observance of the ESCER of at-risk populations in the LAC region in the context of the climate emergency
SWA Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Solar energy for centralised grids. Solar Training and Renewable Energy Entrepreneurship Centre for marginalised population in Eswatini to address energy deficiency and to help communities and individuals adapt to climate change, training primarily in renewable energy and enhancing highly needed energy access in their region.
ITU Digital Transformation 2023-2025 The project objective is to enhance the capacity of citizens, in particular women, youth, school children and persons with disabilities, in developing countries to fully benefit from the digital economy and society, and increase the employment opportunities of young people by strengthening their digital skills through training delivery Digital Transformation Centres (DTC's). Per 2023 there are DTCs in the following countries: Dominican Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Ghana, Indonesia, Ivory Coast, Morocco, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Rwanda, Uganda and Zambia.
Civil Society influence for reduced inequality in Guatemala Civil society actors supported to influence policies, mobilise people to take actions for their rights with the aim to reduce political, social and economic inequalities, and address environmental concerns