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Mobilizing deforestation free coffee markets in the US Solidaridad North America will be jointly responsible for market activities in the USA in close coordination with Solidaridad Europe and with the inputs from Solidaridad Colombia.
Management of forests in national parks Establish a program for adequate management of forests in protected areas in Montenegro.  Set up a Forest Management Program for a 10-year period.
NLM-Rayitu and Dawe Serar Community Livelihood Improvement Project(RDCL) Communities are trained in early warning systems and contingency planning to become resilient to drought.
NDC Partnership - core support Support to the NDC Partnership. Strenghtening the capacity of signatories to the Paris Agreement to enhance their NDCs and to implement activities necessary to fulfil the ambitions of their NDC.

The NDC Partnership assists developing countries in achieving and strengthening their nationally determined contribution (NDC) goals. The partnership identifies the countries' needs and assists them in finding funding to meet them. Norway's support goes to implementing the partnership's work program for 2021-25. NDC-P is a collaboration between the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the World Resources Institute (WRI) and the United Nations Office for Project Management (UNOPS). NDC-P currently has over 190 members, both countries and development actors.
SP - MEDA - Access to supply chain finance for SMEs in East Africa Support for expansion of SME supply chain financing in East Africa. Strategic partnership MEDA and FACM
Clean Cooking in Slum Communities Promotion of clean cooking for the urban poor in cities mainly in Sub-Saharan Africa and  build the resilience of communities and contribute to improved health and climate change mitigation.
CARICOM Fisheries Statistics Training of CARICOM fisheries authorities in collecting and processing catch data.
Food Security and Rural Development - DRC Enhancing institutional and human capacity of local partners to engage in advocacy to influence policy. Participants are vulnerable rural smallholder households (men and women), with a special focus on women, youth and people with disabilities.
NCA TZ Food Security Reduce Hunger (FSRH) Nansen Project For planning, coordination, implementation and monitoring of the Project in collaboration with government and local communities
UN Trust Fund for Peace and Security in Mali Support to projects under the UN Trust Fund for Peace and Security in Mali, managed by MINUSMA in Mali.
FA-Sustainable Integrated Development, Western Uganda The project will seek to strengthen local capacity to sustainably manage water, hygiene, sanitation, food security and economic empowerment interventions in the four subcounties of Kiryandongo district by 2023, establish strong alliances with WASH, FFS, VSLA groups, partners and NGOS/CBOs to advocate, lobby and influence government to adopt policies that address households beyond basic needs, and enable others learn from project’s good practices.
Local media space for a quality and balanced information on reforms The goal of the project is to ensure effective coverage, support the discussion and overcoming existing obstacles in implementing reforms at the regional level, obtaining reliable information to overcome public distrust by establishing a systematic, professional, multilateral dialogue between journalists, government and civil society.
Istanbul Art-Strengthening the LGBTI Rights Project with a focus on LGBTI rights, elderly LGBTI, HIV+ persons and Istanbul Pride.
Inclusive Higher Education for Women and Youth Higher intercultural education for indigenous youth and women in the Bolivian highlands.
SGBV and SRH response in Yemen Prevention and response to sexual and gender based violence, and sexual and reproductive health response in humanitrian settings. In line with 2023 UNFPA Humanitarian Response in Yemen and Global Humanitarian Appeal 2023
Indonesia Country Programme FPP Indonesia Country Programme, partially implemented by local partners. The project will seek to address direct and underlying deforestation drivers and reduce land- use change emissions linked to industrial agriculture and extractive industries. FPP and partners will contribute to this objective through the collection of local evidence, the completion of gap analyses, and the use of redress mechanisms coupled with focused advocacy and sharing of supply chain reform proposals and best practice
Nepal- Breaking down barriers to post abortion care/safe abortion Breaking down barriers to post abortion care/safe abortion in Nepal
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Tanzania, South Africa. The project works towards youth leadership, through building a network of previous participants across the world and engaging new volunteers in the development of the future of the exchange program, in addition to continuing our work in Tanzania and South Africa
Close the Gap: Sufficient, Competent and Motivated Nurses and Midwives The Norwegian Nurses Organisation (NNO/NSF) aims to create democratic, accountable, inclusive and sustainable organisations for nurses and midwives in four countries in Africa; NOMN in Malawi, RNMU in Rwanda, TANNA in Tanzania and ZINA in Zimbawe. Cooperation with NOMN in Malawi (NONM) goes back to 2006, and will be phased out between 2024 and 2026. TANNA/Tanzania and ZINA/Zimbabwe are new partner as of 2024.The aim is to build the organisational and financial capacty of the partners, to be effective watchdog and advocate for nurses and midwives and solution provider for their governments, contributing to a stronger and more resilient health system to deliver Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and good health for all. NNO will evaluate the projects in the four countries.
Ghana OfD support to Ghana through NEA. Framework agreement between the Norwegian Environment Agency and Norad regarding enviornmental management of the petroleum sector.
Nafasi Art Space - Core support to Strategic Plan 2016-2020 Core support to Nafasi Art Space for implementation of their Strategic Plan 2016-2020.
Impact: Protection and strengthening of cultural rights in Tanzania.
Outcomes: Increased independent art production and presentation. 
Increased education and exchange between Tanzanian artist and the local,regional and international art world.
Increased visibility for contemporary art in Tanzania. 
A sustainable and independent art institution drives innovation and excellence in the Tanzanian art sector.
Nor Ukr Professional adaptation integration into the state system The objective of the project is the integration of the model of professional retraining and social adaptation of veterans, carried out by the Ukraine-Norway project in the period 2003-2019, into the state system. This involves coordination with Ukrainian ministeries, especially Ministry of Veterans Affairs.
WHO- PNIPH - Mother and child health Assistance in developing a National Institute for Public Health in Palestine (PNIPH). The project is intended to upgrade the professional and physical capacity of about 400 primary health care clinics in West Bank and Gaza Strip by the development and installation of Mother and Child Health e registry . This registry system includes different modules related to mother and child care during pregnancy and after delivery.
Support to Labour Inspectorate: Ministry of Labour, Employment etc Improvement of work conditions and enhanced possibility to exercise rights arising from employment relationship for persons whose informal work has been turned into registered work, in line with the laws of the Republic of Serbia. This objective shall be achieved through realization of project activities that include interactive contact between citizens and Labour Inspectorate, through education of business entities and citizens and promotion of zero-tolerance principle for informal work.
NMS-Living for a better story This project draws on the experiences from a previous project in Cairo, and aims at empowering vulnerable women and men in five cities across the upper Nile area in Egypt.
Collaboration with USAID in Peru The development objective of the Pro-Bosques Project is to conserve biodiversity and ecosystem services in the Peruvian Amazon Basin through strengthening forest sector governance and sustainable management of forest resources;
Global South Sudan Crisis Global South - Response to the humanitarian consequences of the Ukraine war in Sudan
Empowerment of women and youth in marginalised neighbourhoods of Fes and capacity building for  grassroots CSOs Empowerment of women and youth in marginalised neighbourhoods in Fes. Protect women from violence.
Legal knowledge on women's rights reinforced through complementary legal literacy classes. Enhancement of women's and youth's economic independence
Raise men's awareness of women's rights.
Niger, UNICEF thematic fund for education Support to UNICEF country thematic fund for education, Niger. Girls and boys, in particular the most marginalised and those afected by humanitarian situations, are provided with inclusive and equitable education and learning opportunities.
Supporting reconciliation and trust-building in Somalia Supporting reconciliation and trust-building in Somalia.
Norm Change through Economic Empowerment of Women (NCEEW) The Project will aim at addressing negative dominant social norms and practices to ensure that the rights of both women and girls are realised and upheld and have access to gender equitable services in Mansa and Chifunabuli districts of Luapula Province.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Children with hard of hearing. Early intervention for education and social life in Malawi and Norway.
Mtama FSRH Nansen project The project is responding to food security and reduction of hunger in vulnerable communities. It also promotes youth employment and income generative activities through micro investing in horticulture and poultry keeping, as well as value addition. The project promotes nutrition education, producing nutritious crop varieties and preparation of a nutritious diet for communities affected by drought.

The implementing partner will be responsible for planning, coordination, implementation and monitoring of the Project in collaboration with government and local communities.
Our Ocean travel support Support to cover travel and accommodation to attend the Our Ocean conference in Oslo 23-24 October 2019, for minister+1 from LDCs and SIDS.
Support for Cultural Heritage projects in Central Asia Support to intangible cultural heritage projects and protection of cultural rights in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan
Preparing future teachers: Educating for Democracy and Human Rights Project to improve the quality of teacher education for future teachers in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia and Montenegro. Develop and deliver models for citizenship and human rights to support implementation of democrativ education reforms in the Western balkans.
SANOCEAN 2018 - 2023 Research cooperation between Norwergian and South African Researchers with a focus on the blue economy and operation phakisa
UNICEF: Bringing Children and Youth Back to Learning The project provides vulnerable children with education and a service package which includes protection (from GBV and other forms of violence), health and nutrition and cash support.
 
Impact: Provide quality access for 10,000 marginalized Lebanese and non-Lebanese children aged 3 to18 to an inclusive and integrated package of services that promotes their healthy development and well-being, including cash assistance.  

Outcome 1: The most marginalised boys and girls aged 3–18 years have access to quality and inclusive learning, including foundational literacy, numeracy, and transferable skills to prepare them for work and for life.
Outcome 2: More vulnerable adolescents and young women and men are empowered to optimize their well-being, engaged as agents of change and equipped with learning, foundational, vocational and employability skills and opportunities to enable their social and economic progress.
Outcome 3: Children, adolescents and women at risk are empowered and protected from all forms of violence, including GBV, PSEA and neglect
Outcome 4: The most vulnerable Lebanese new-born, children and adolescents, especially girls have equitable access to and utilization of quality health and nutrition services 
Outcome 5:The rise in multidimensional poverty and vulnerability of girls, boys and youth is slowed as a result of a more progressive policymaking environment, supported by improved resource allocation, governance and social protection coverage.
Provision of Adequate Tree Seed Portfolio (PATSPO) This is for the provision of Tree seed system by ICRAF  for restoration of degraded lands for Ethiopia  to achieve the Bonn Challenge
QZA Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Ending violence against women and girls. Engaging churches in gender responsive initiatives by mobilising own resources to eliminate all forms of violence against girls and women in church structures and communities. Experience sharing and network meetings will inspire churches to institutionalise and adopt a model of gender responsive transformation. Other partners: Det Norske Misjonsselskap.
Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in South Sudan Country Programme 4, Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, (SRHR - CPD 4), 2023-2025

The provision of life-saving reproductive and maternal health services is critical for the affected displaced and host communities, many of whom lack access. To address these challenges, UNFPA has been supporting provision of life-saving reproductive, maternal and GBV services as well as building some components of the health systems such as human resources for health through training of midwives.
The international commission on the Financing for Global Education The consultancy assignment agreement cover hosting the secretariat of the international commission for financing of global education opportunity. The main output will be a report delivered to the co-convener of the committee and the general secretary of the UN fall 2016 with recommendations on how to increase investments in quality education globally. The final report will be built from thematic reports and a consultative process of expert meeting in addition to commission meetings.
Social safety nets - World Bank MDTF The Government of Malawi`s core safety net programmes are targeting all 28 districts, but only reaches 10% of the poorest population.  This multi-donor trust fund will provide additional financing into their core programmes, strengthen and enhance these. The MDTF will serve as a mechanism for pooling development partners` funding for the Malawi social cash transfer programme (SCTP) and bring under one single instrument the current separate arrangements for funding different districts under different funding modalities and arrangements. The project is structured to co-finance and scale up existing components and activities in line with the Government of Malawi`s strategic vision for an integrated social protection program. This includes redefining safety net program`s coverage thresholds, making changes to beneficiary targeting approaches, strengthening harmonized delivery systems, and redefining adequacy of safety net benefit levels and complementary shock-responsive approaches. The programme seeks to address land degradation, biodiversity loss and impacts of climate change through interventions such as land conservation, afforestation, natural regeneration and promotion of sustainable livelihoods in selected catchment areas.

The beneficiaries are the ultra-poor and labour-constrained households, and the ultra-poor with labour availability. The project paper talks about scaling up regular SCTP from 123 000 to 258 000 HH. For emergency cash-transfers the total target is 300 000 HH in rural areas and 105 000 HH in urban areas. 

With the fluidity of the MDTF, these numbers are expected to be reviewed in May 2024 during the midterm review to incorporate the additional support and how that impacts the results framework/deliverables.
Refugee response in Chad Support to UNHCR's refugee response in Chad. Softly earmarked contributions to UNHCR activities and appeals 2023-2026.
Programme Support-Kirundo field Office As the geographical area of focusing of NCA projects in Burundi is Kirundo, the project aims to make a close administrative and technical follow up of the implementation of all projects .
Serbestiyet-Strenghtening the newsmaking capacity of Serbestiyet Strenghtening the capacity of Serbestiyet as an independent, liberal news and opinion website.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project works to improve treatment and inclusion of people with leprosy and other disabilities. The partners will do so through improving their research capacity, working with local communities/groups, improving their online remotes services and focusing on social integration directly with patients.
SEAQE Mali -Children are participating in quality relevant education Marginalised children access basic education: School management structures have improved capacity/skills to participate in local education planning, decision making, monitoring and resource mobilisation; Local education civil society stakeholders monitor, lead on, and advocate for improved education services for marginalised children; Schools provide quality relevant education to marginalised students:  Students access improved learning materials; Students learn relevant skills for life.
Advancing Kosovo's institutions, democratisation & regional cooperation The project aims advancing Kosovo through strengthened institutions, democratisation, and regional cooperation with participation from all levels of society.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The Solidarity Brigades is an exchange project between organisations in Guatemala, Brazil, Colombia and Norway all seeking to develop young leaders’ technical, organisational and political capacity on a local, national and international level to improve their work for democracy, global justice, sustainable agro-ecological production, autonomy, women and indigenous rights.  Strengthening the unity and solidarity in the struggle for global justice is one of the exchange´s expected results.
Institutional Support and Capacity Building for Weather and Climate Capacity building by MET Norway partners in Bangladesh, Vietnam, Ethiopia, Malawi and Mozambique. The recipients of the capacity development activities are the National Meteorological and Hydrological Services in the partner countries.

The Project's expected effect(s) on society is: Improved climate resilience for vulnerable populations. (Impact).

The expected effects for the target group of the Project are:
Outcome 1: Stakeholders use climate services for informed actions for Food and Agricultural Security (FAS) and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) for programs and activities for climate change adaptation and preparedness.
Outcome 2: Regional Climate Centers have improved technical solutions for the delivery of climate services.
Outcome 3: Improved seasonable climate forecasts and climate services.
Outcome 4: NMHSs (national metrological and hydrological services) have enhanced knowledge on climate data management and climate services communication to ensure efficient delivery and use.
Outcome 5: NORCAP experts have improved capacity to promote best practices in the field.
Outcome 6: Communities and stakeholders are better engaged in the co-developing adaptation solutions.

The project will mainstream women’s rights and gender equality throughout the project by including gender analysis in assessments and stocktaking.
International Hydropower Association - Protocol IHA has developed the Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Protocol (“the Protocol”) in partnership with a multi-stakeholder forum of project developers and operators, regulators, non-governmental organisations, investors and international agencies.
The Protocol is a framework for assessing the sustainability of hydropower projects at four stages of development, and promoting the continuous improvement of hydropower sustainability performance.
Protection and assistance for refugees and migrants from Venezuela Support to protection and assistance for refugees and migrants from Venezuela. Gender is a strategic element in the program, based on a gender analysis.
COVID-19 Pandemic Preparedness and Response in Mozambique Rapid Response to COVID-19 in Mozambique
Blue Justice initiaive- NFD The Blue Justice Initiative (BJI) supports the two Minister Declarations on Transnational Organized Crime in the Global Fishing Industry. Both Declarations recognise the inter-continental flow of illegal fish products, illicit money and human trafficking victims in transnational organized crime cases in the global fishing industry. The Declarations emphasise the need for all regions of the world to cooperate when investigating these criminal offences. The Blue Justice Initiative addresses the need to cooperate and build capacity to address transnational organized crime in the global fishing industry. The goal of BJI is to identify the measures needed to address transnational organised fisheries crime. Criminals seek out the most vulnerable regions of the world, typically those with limited resources to prevent and combat organised crime. An important part of the Blue Justice Initiative is therefore to support developing countries in building capacity. This agreement supports activities targeting developing countries and also salary and operating expenses for responsible staff in the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries related to these activities. The BJI is an initiative initiated by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries.
NRGI Developing capacity on extractive sector DRM amid the energy transition - Ghana The project aims at  efficiently and equitably manage the risks and opportunities of the global energy transition for domestic resource mobilisation (DRM)  from the extractive sector,
Rights based REDD+ Indonesia Outcome 1: The international climate regime for land-use and forests includes a rights-based approach and provisions to protect natural ecosystems
•	Outcome 2: Indigenous peoples and other forest-dependent communities enjoy greater respect for their land rights and are recognised for their sustainable management and protection of the rainforest.
Implementing partners: AMAN, PARADISEA,WALHI KALTENG,WARSI
A Multi Sectoral Intervention to Address  Violence against Women & Child Intended Impact of the Proposed Project: Gender-based violence against women and girls in Sri Lanka prevented and reduced through a comprehensive and all- encompassing approach to the issue through prevention, protection, and empowerment of victim survivors and punishment of perpetrators. 
Target Group: Citizens of Sri Lanka with especial focus on women, youth and Children.
Forest legality initiative on removing obstacles to implementing REDD+ The project aims at removing Transparency and Legality Obstacles to Implementing REDD+: Mobilizing New Technologies to Combat Illegal Logging and Associated Trade
ECPM Abolition of the death penalty 2020-2023 The project aims to strengthen progress towards abolition of the death penalty in Africa and the Middle East, by accompanying movements in 8 target countries.
Mail, UNICEF thematic fund for education Support to UNICEF country thematic fund for education, Mali. Girls and boys, in particular the most marginalised and those afected by humanitarian situations, are provided with inclusive and equitable education and learning opportunities.
Leveraging Faith and Strengthening Civil Society Communities, faith and civil society acgors are enabled to increase climate resilience in target area in Amhara, Oromia and Tigray regions
Strengthening the centrality of protection and protection programming The project aims to review and strengthen how NRC seeks to achieve protection. This will be achieved through the following approaches: Safe programming, Integrated programming, Advocacy and coordination and Standalone programming.