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ADRA Denmark's activities in South Sudan, 2014 The South Sudan crisis has deteriorated significantly with attacks on the civil population, massive displacement of people and with a food shortage that threatens the lives of thousands of people. The situation has left close to 1.1 million people displaced from their homes and the influx of people fleeing the conflict is overwhelming the host communities, leading to tensions between refugees and the host population, which leads to further movements. The objective for this project is improved food security and resilience for 2,500 vulnerable households with children under five, pregnant and lactating mothers. The project will distribute food packages to prevent the 2,500 vulnerable households from starving between two planting seasons, together with activities focusing more on self-reliance. Thus the project will 1) distribute food commodities 2) establish small kitchen gardens for diversified food production and increased resilience and finally, 3) distribute fishing materials/equipment for supporting a balanced diet and the possibility to sell at the local marked. With this intervention, ADRA will support both internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees and host population. The IDPs/returnees will represent between 1/3-1/2 of the target group. The target area is located in Upper Nile State, close to the Ethiopian border.
CSR-puljen 2015. DIHR.  Human rights and business for development - Innovation Partnership of responsible businesses and effective state actors. Working in partnership with businesses in Zambia the project addresses their contributions to
equitable improvement of livelihood of their workers and their dependents through of human
rights based approach.
Consultancy & Marketing Consultancy & Marketing Consultancy & Marketing Consultancy & Marketing
IHP, Ebola-crisis in Liberia, 2014 Upon request from the UN Special Representative for Ebola Response and the UN Resident Coordinator in Liberia, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) deployed a UN Disaster And Coordination (UNDAC) team to Monrovia. The aim of the UNDAC team was to support the establishment of the national coordination platform and the optimization of coordination functions, critical for a timely and efficient response to the Ebola epidemic in Monrovia. As part of the UNDAC response, Danish Emergency Management Agency (DEMA), through and in cooperation with the International Humanitarian Partnership (IHP), was requested to support the efforts of the UNDAC team. To enable establishment of an on-site operations and coordination centre (OSOCC), OCHA requested IHP to deploy a team of three IT and telecommunication (ICT) experts and two persons supporting information management (IM) and logistics. Furthermore an ICT equipment module was requested. The module needed to contain extra printing capacity in order to facilitate UNDAC information management efforts and was also required to produce larger geographical maps. The requested period of support was initially 4 weeks. The base of operation was situated in Monrovia, but with the possibility of additional travels throughout the country with the purpose of supporting monitoring and data collection efforts.
Implementation of UNWomen's Nepal country office strategic note and annual work Plan Support to UN women country strategic note
GPE replenishment conf BRX 25-26 June 2014 GPE replenishment conf BRX 25-26 June 2014 GPE replenishment conf BRX 25-26 June 2014 GPE replenishment conf BRX 25-26 June 2014
Action Aid Denmark: Building Alternatives to Extremism in Jordan and the Middle East To capacitate young men and women to be able to prevent extremism through providing them with specialized training, appropriate mobilization, spaces facilitation for civic engagement, and awareness raising in terms of culture diversity and drivers of violence
DWASA Energy Efficient Water Pumps Pilot Grundfos DK A/S has been approved a grant DKK.750.000 on 9th November 2014. The objective of Grundfos project is to establish the Danish state-of-the-art energy efficient pumps, well field management system, pump network monitoring systems at selected Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (DWASA) sites and training of relevant DWASA staffs. The project is aligned with Danida Green Growth strategy by supporting sustainable and resource efficient management of water and potentially would create exports of Danish water technology. The approval of support covers the period from November 2014 to June 2015. The project is being supported from a Danida business instrument called Business Project Development.
Contribution for Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect Contribution for Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect
Technical Advisory Office, Tunis, Tunesien (2013 -2016) Under the Danish-Arab Partnership Programme, technical advisory offices (TAO) have been established in Sana¿a (2004), Amman (2010) and Tunis (2011).
FINS: Preparatory visit to the IP active government agencies in Macedonia FINS: Preparatory visit to the IP active government agencies in Macedonia
Evaluation of the Danish Humantarian Strategy 2010-2015 The purpose of the evaluation is to evaluate the Strategy for Danish Humanitarian Action 2010-2015 in order to inform decision-making and strategic direction when formulating a new strategy for Humanitarian Action after 2015 and to document results.
SUPPORT TO DUE DILIGENCE PROJECT PHASE II (2016) - APPLICATION, INSTRUMENTALIZATION, AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DUE DILIGENCE FRAMEWORK SUPPORT TO DUE DILIGENCE PROJECT PHASE II (2016) - APPLICATION, INSTRUMENTALIZATION, AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DUE DILIGENCE FRAMEWORK SUPPORT TO DUE DILIGENCE PROJECT PHASE II (2016) - APPLICATION, INSTRUMENTALIZATION, AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DUE DILIGENCE FRAMEWORK SUPPORT TO DUE DILIGENCE PROJECT PHASE II (2016) - APPLICATION, INSTRUMENTALIZATION, AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DUE DILIGENCE FRAMEWORK
WWF - Frame Agreement 2015-2017 The overall development goal of WWF DK's Framework Agreement is one planet future where people live in harmony with nature. The immediate objective is that Civil Society effectively exercise their rights and are enabled to participate in influencing decisions related to sustainable use and equitable sharing of benefits from natural resources and environmental services for the long term prosperity of nature and people. WWF DK has with the Framework Agreement in 2015 been implementing work in two geographic regions - East Africa, which covered work in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique and the Greater Mekong which covered work in Vietnam and Myanmar. WWF DK has been working both at the regional, the national and the local levels. In these regions WWF DK has been working in tree sectors namely the forest sector, the seafood sector and the energy sector. Within these tree sectors WWF DK has been working with 4 areas of intervention, which is 1) Empowerment, where civil society has been empowered to influence and work with government and private sector towards sustainable use/management of natural resources in focus sectors, 2) Governance, an enabling environment for civil society engagement and social, economic and environmental sustainability in focus sectors has been created, 3) Sustainable market transformation, where partnerships between civil society, private sector and/or governments for innovative market based solutions within focus sectors have been promoted, 4) Conservation for development, where the inter-linkages between a healthy environment and human wellbeing in a local to global perspective have been promoted. The main target groups and beneficiaries under the Framework Agreement are: CSOs and networks, community groups and small scale producer groups, the private sector including processors, buyers, retailers, suppliers and investors and the governance institutions at local, national, regional and international level.
Inclusive financial services in Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina (EFSE) (2014-2019) The private sectors in Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) are dominated by micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) with poor access to financial services which undermines their ability to grow and generate much needed jobs and income. The limited interest and ability of the financial sectors to extend financial services to MSMEs are caused by a number of factors including restricted access to refinancing on the commercial markets (especially after the financial crisis), inadequate knowledge about the MSME sector and inadequate management capacity in the banks and micro-finance institutions. The support to EFSE will address these constraints by two components: (1) credit lines for additional MSME lending by micro-finance institutions and banks (Partner Lending Institutions; PLIs) and (2) capacity development of the financial sectors by strengthening the sectors ability to sustainably serve MSMEs, improve corporate social responsibility as well as the general framework conditions.
Expansion of the Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine in light of the Geneva Statement on Ukraine. Gennem et yderligere bidrag til OSCEs monitoreringsmission, er det fortsat projektets formål at bidrage til en reduktion af spændinger i Ukraine samt fremme af fred, stabilitet og sikkerhed herunder overvåge og evt. bistå i overholdelsen af OSCEs principper og forpligtelser. Missionen, hvis mandat dækker hele Ukraine, forventes med den ekstra deployering at bestå af 500 internationale observatører. Opgaverne for missionen består bl.a. af: informationsindsamling og afrapportering om sikkerhedssituationen i deployeringsområderne, afrapportering om konkrete hændelser, overvågning af menneskerettigheder, etablering af kontakt med lokale, regionale og nationale myndigheder, civilsamfund, etniske og religiøse grupper m.fl. og facilitering af dialog i lokalområder.
Promotion of workplace cooperation in the readymade garments (RMG) The focus will be to work in areas of workplace cooperation, building the trust and mutual gains for both workers and employers and that of effective dispute resolutions within the RMG sector. Furthering Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work programme
Police Advisor to East African Standby Force The purpose of the programme is to contribute to the stabilisation of the Horn of Africa in order to provide a context for wider development
DAI 2016 Institut for Menneskerettigheder (IMR) In addition to the overall programme objectives, the 2015 DIHR programme had four specific objectives:

1. NHRIs are established and in practice recognized by governmental structures, civil society, and the international community as independent catalysts to promote, protect, and fulfil human rights.

2. Government human rights focal points influence the level of protection and inclusion of human rights in public policy.

3. Civil society organisations have consolidated and applied their understanding of human rights, and coordinate for effective public participation in human rights promotion and protection.

4. Actors in the Middle East, North Africa and Denmark are engaged in dialogue and academic cooperation on human rights issues of common interest, and the public is informed about issues and progress.

The DIHR DAPP programme has remained on track towards this objective during 2015 with achieved outcomes in all components of the regional/cross-cutting project. This has included public debates,
research exchange visits, regional training courses, and the continued development of the MENA DE.MA Programme on Democratic Governance, Human Rights and Democracy with the European Inter-University Centre and universities in Lebanon, Morocco and Palestine.
WFP activities in relation to the conflict in Syria WFP's efforts in Syria and the region is only funded 44 per cent and 49 per cent respectively. WFP has in a letter dated 18 September requested donor countries, including Denmark, for additional financial resources for food intervention in Syria and neighboring countries. Additional 352 million USD are needed for the rest of the year. Due to insufficient funding, WFP has already reduced food rations in Syria by 40 per cent, and from November, they also have to reduce the distribution in Lebanon by 20-30 per cent., while refugees outside the camps in Jordan will have their aid cut with more than 50 per cent. At the same time WFP suspend the distribution of food in camps in Turkey. The consequences will include increased food insecurity, further population movements and a growing trend of child labor and early marriage. A Danish contribution to WFP's regional efforts, however, will help to reduce such problems.
Convention Against Torture Initiative (CTI) The CTI-project is an intergovernmental cross-regional initiative launched in 2014 by Chile, Denmark, Fiji (from 2019), Ghana, Indonesia and Morocco. The strategic objective is to achieve enhanced implementation of the Convention against Torture by 2024. The immediate objectives are: 1) to identify challenges and barriers to implementation of the UNCAT in developing countries and 2) to address these obstacles through inter-state capacity building, assistance and dialogue. Denmark's funding covers the costs of the administrative management of the CTI-project and the implementation of activities related to developing countries.
BPD: Dantherm A/S The growth of mobile telecommunications in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda has resulted in reaching an overall subscriber base of 70.98 million accounting for about 58% of the population of the three countries. Mobile network coverage across the region stands at an overall 80% of inhabited population and close to 50% of land area. A further growth is expected in the years to come. 

In order to tap into this growing market, Dantherm wish to explore how its energy efficient cooling solutions can contribute towards lowering the energy usage in the telecom industry.

At present approximately 25 % of the base stations in the three countries is off-grid. A majority of these are powered by DG battery power or simple diesel generators. The reason herefore being that there is a need to lower the energy usage at the level of the base stations to utilise available green power alternatives such as solar energy. Introducing Dantherm¿s various alternatives for cooling could potentially lead to significant energy savings.
Support to Kosovo Food and Veterinary Laboratory - KS 14 IB AG 01 Support to Kosovo Food and Veterinary Laboratory - KS 14 IB AG 01
Nepal Peace, Rights and Governance Programme: Running Cost Expenses Unallocated fund for addressing related emerging issues
CODESRIA 2015-2016 Support to Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa's strategic plan for 2012-2016
Support to Citizens for Peace and Justice - Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue To strengthen the technical capacity of the leadership and secretariat of the Citizens for Peace and Justice to ensure that South Sudan¿s civil society can maintain sustained and high quality engagement with the IGAD-led peace process.
Sustainable and equitable improvement of access to drinking water Water and sanitation thematic programme will support the sector through sector budget support, direct support to the Ministry of Water, as well as a number of CSOs.
Støtte til OSCE's særlige monitoreringsmission. Support to OSCE's special monitoring mission.
DRC for ICRC - Appel for Mali, 2015-2016 DRC for ICRC - Appel for Mali, 2015-2016 DRC for ICRC - Appel for Mali, 2015-2016 DRC for ICRC - Appel for Mali, 2015-2016
Support to the African Development Banks Multi-Donor Trust Fund for Transition, Phase 2 (Souk Attanmia) The purpose of the fund is to support countries in transition by assigning AfDB with fast and flexible tools to meet the needs of the member countries in the region undergoing deep institutional changes. 

The fund is established in the context of the rapid development in the North African countries to support the initiated reforms and institutional
processes of change. 

The target groups of the fund are public institutions, civil society groups including NGOs and business organisations as well as deprtments within AfDB working with I) strengthened governance, II) economic and social inclusion, III) job creation, IV) private sector led economic Growth, and V) increased global and regional integration. 

Of special concern for Danish participation is the support for job creation, including the co-funding of the "Souk At-tanmia project", which is a partnership platform designed to attract and support the implementation of innovative projects from young entrepreneurs from and non-profit civil society organisations among others.
Ulandssekretariatet - Framework Agreement 2015-2017 Frame agreement 2015 Ulandssekretariatet
Verdensbankens Trustfund Libanon Recognising the various stresses experienced at the individual, community and institutional levels in Lebanon, the project aims to promote broader crisis resilience. In this context, the World Bank is pursuing a two-pronged strategy: addressing the near-term impact of the Syria conflict on service delivery and social cohesion; while supporting the country's development agenda and laying the ground for longer-term growth and job creation.
UN-OCHA World Humanitarian Summit, June 2014 UN-OCHA World Humanitarian Summit 2014
DBP Preparation Phase - Menu AS & Get Paper Industries DBP Preparation Phase - Menu AS & Get Paper Industries
GPE replenishment conf BRX 25-26 June 2014 GPE replenishment conf BRX 25-26 June 2014
Support to the operation of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine Support to the operation of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine
DAPP Midterm Review 2014 DAPP Midterm Review 2014 DAPP Midterm Review 2014 DAPP Midterm Review 2014
Lovelife - A workshop on High Risk Sexual Behaviour Lovelife - A workshop on High Risk Sexual Behaviour
Caritas Denmark support to Jordan, 2014 With 622,865 UNHCR registered Syrian refugees in Jordan by the end of 2014, the pressure on the existing public health care system in Jordan is immense. The project provides access to essential primary and secondary health care services for 2,800 Syrian refugees residing in urban centres and surrounding areas and 1,200 extremely vulnerable Jordanians in host communities in the Northern Governorates of Irbid, Mafraq, Amman, Zarqa and Balqa and in the Southern Governorates of Karak and Madaba. Primary health care services are provided to targeted beneficiaries by Caritas GPs and health staff at Caritas Centres. Referrals for necessary secondary outpatient and inpatient diagnostic and treatment services are secured through agreements between Caritas and a number of MoH approved public and charity hospitals, specialists, laboratories and pharmacies in targeted areas. In light of the disease profile of Syrian refugees where almost 30% of refugees in Jordan suffer from non-communicable diseases such as hypertension or diabetes, 140 chronic, medicine-dependent Syrian refugee patients and 60 vulnerable Jordanian patients are provided with monthly GP monitoring and medication and attend individual and group counselling sessions about their chronic illness and the nutritional and life-style changes that should be undertaken to improve the daily management of their disease. The project also addresses some of the basic household and seasonal needs of 700 extremely vulnerable Syrian refugee families in urban centres and outlying areas as well as of 300 vulnerable Jordanian families in host communities in the Northern Governorates. Each of the 1,000 families, comprising a total of 4,514 persons, have received and redeemed vouchers valued at DKK 790 per family for the purchase of home supplies, kitchen utensils, personal hygiene items and detergents. In addition each family has been provided with blankets in time to help them through the winter.
Finish Consulting Group Sweden pilot Initiative to Support Civil Society in the Global South; Capacity Development in East Africa 2015-17. Orgut - DC3174 Pilot Initiative to Support Civil Society in the Global South
Health and Refugee Support II under Health Basket Fund, Tanzania The objective of the Health Sector Program Support phase V is to improve the health and well-being of the poorest sections of the Tanzanian society by strengthening national systems to enhance the delivery of equal access to quality health services for all.
Sekondment of FSH to the OSCE-mission in Tajikistan as Head of Politico-Military Department Sekondment of FSH to the OSCE-mission in Tajikistan as Head of Politico-Military Department
Support to Citizens for Peace and Justice - Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue Throughout 2014, the IGAD-led peace process has not made significant progress. Despite several agreements, the conflict and accompanying humanitarian crisis, continues in South Sudan. The project was initiated together with the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) in June 2014. The overall objective is to contribute to a peaceful and sustainable resolution of the South Sudan crisis through provision of support to the Citizens for Peace and Justice (CPJ). This will be done through strengthening the technical capacity of the leadership and secretariat of the Citizens for Peace and Justice to ensure that South Sudan's civil society can maintain sustained and high quality engagement with the peace process and other national processes aimed at resolving the crisis in South Sudan.
Support to Constitutional Review Implementation Committee Support to Constitutional Review Implementation Committee Support to Constitutional Review Implementation Committee Support to Constitutional Review Implementation Committee
Development Initiatives - Making humanitarian financing Count, phase III, 2016-2017 Development Initiatives - Making humanitarian financing Count, phase III, 2016-2017
CARE - Christmas Calender Project 2015 -The forgotten children of Himalaya Christmas Calender Project 2015 - The forgotten children of Himalaya
SIGAP others and contingencies The funds are alloacated for monitoring evaluation, reviews, studies and contingencies at program level.
Danida Business Explorer 2015. LBB Inv. & Landbrugsmaskiner Danida Business Explorer 2015. LBB Inv. & Landbrugsmaskiner
Support to Municipal Development and Management in Gaza - SMDM Improved delivery of municipal services in Deir El-Balah, al Mussadar, Wadi El-Salqa, Wadi Gaza, Al-Mughraqa and Al Zahra municipalities in central Gaza
National Environmental Management Authority (NEMA) Inclusive greener growth with higher employment
Islamabad-2014-Company Contracts Islamabad-2014-Company Contracts Islamabad-2014-Company Contracts Islamabad-2014-Company Contracts
Financing for Development - DIIS seminar with presentation of study Financing for Development - DIIS seminar with presentation of study Financing for Development - DIIS seminar with presentation of study Financing for Development - DIIS seminar with presentation of study
Side event om "Girls' Education" i forbindelse med kvindekommissionens 60. samling ccccc
Justice Rapid Response: core contributions 2014-2018 Core contribution to Justice Rapid Response (JRR) 2017
- Geneva based, provides appropriate investigative support in cases of intl. crimes and serious HR violations
A2N: Projet de Renforcement du système d'alerte et des mécanismes de resolution des conflits dans le Sahel, ph.2 Promote social environment for dialogue between inhabitants and refugees in border area in Sahel
Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance - Ghana - Lavender Hill Sludge Treatment Project The project will provide an effective low-cost faecal sludge treatment plant at "Lavender Hill" in Accra Metropolitan Area. The project will provice an efficient and well-proven technological treatment plant solution, it addresses an apparent need, and will upgrade the negligible Waste management infrastructure existing in Accra.