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Improving Weather Information Management in East Africa The project aims to improve local communities’ access to weather information in the East African region. This is done through strengthening the capacity of three higher education institutions the area of weather information management, and by developing suitable technologies for increased productivity (in the agricultural, energy, water resources and construction sectors) and for safety (in the disaster management, fishing, health, mining, aviation and defense sectors).
Gap Analysis to Formulate HKC Capacity Building Programme for Pakistan Project to produce a preliminary gap-analysis study to determine requirements of a capacity building program on ship recycling in Pakistan, in accordance with the Hong Kong International Convention on Safe and Environmentally Sound Ship Recycling.
Feasibility study of waste water treatment in India phase III Phase III of feasibility study of waste water treatment plant with sludge handling in India.
Secondment of adviser to Bosnia-Herzegovina Secondment of a civilian adviser to BiH, to oversee civilian issues in security and defence sector reforms, administrative reforms of personnel management and procurement, and civilian control of armed forces.
Myanmar DCA NCA partners DCA-NCA Myanmar's Country Programme with focus on strengthening civil society, gender based violence and climate smart economic empowerment.
OfU Ghana Resource mngmt. 2015-2019 A long term program within petroleum resource management. Parallell agreement will be entered into within environment management and revenue management. This is the continuation of a first long term agreement in resource management (GHA-09/018 2010-2014).
Covid-19 related efforts in Nepal Covid-19 related efforts in Nepal with emphasis on marginalised and vulnerable groups
Rights-based rainforest solutions at scale - Indonesia Rights-based sustainable management of large, contiguous rainforest areas in Indonesia, including local sustainable management, improvement of policy and legal frameworks on forest and rights, and the engagement of commercial actors, to stop or reduce deforestation; together with civil society patners. indigenous peoples and local communities in Indonesia. Partners tentatively include INTSIA, WARSI, PUSAKA and FWI, in addition to HuMa. Rainforest Foundation Norway prioritizes women (and youth) in all their projects. Their projects are designed so as to ensure real engagement by women (and youth) in all processes and at all levels throughout project implementation, including in the more patriarchal tribal systems (to the degree possible).
NORHED II Surgery Specialities The Consolidating Training and Research in Surgery and Related Specialities project aims to strengthen the surgical training programmes in Malawi. The project will promote clinical training and research within a panel of surgical and related specialties, namely general surgery, orthopedics, neurosurgery, radiology and anesthesiology.
EUTF for the Horn of Africa Contribution to EUTFs programmes in the Horn of Africa
ILO Agreement TVET Within the ILO's Global programme for skills and lifelong learning, this agreement covers activities on a global level, a regional level and in six countries: Ethiopia, Ghana, Lebanon, Malawi, Senegal and Tanzania.The global component focuses on innovative solutions and digitisation. The regional component focuses on Africa for skills systems to become more inclusive through skills partnerships on migration and skills-based approaches to combat modern slavery. The country initiatives addresses skills mismatches and decent job creation in various sectors. Overall there is a focus on the inclusion of women and persons with disabilities.
Republic of Congo -  Fight Corruption & Forest Crime, Support Defenders Fight Corruption & Forest Crime, Support Defenders and Improve Governance
New conservation model for the Itombwe massif To develop and implement a new conservation model for the Itombwe massif (South-Kivu, DRC), based on local communities' free prior informed consent.
Integrating Aquaculture-Agriculture to Combat Food Insecurity This project is part of the Agriculture for Development portifolio (Farmer and Cooperative Organizations as Knowledge Partners)

The aim of the project is to increase the productivity and income of, and access to markets by, small-scale food producers, especially women, engaged in integrated aquaculture-agriculture sytems comprising of fish, crops, livestock and agroforestry sub-systems to combat food insecurity

The project outcomes are:
1) Increased adoption of diversified climate-resilient technologies such as IAAS
2) Increased knowledge among farmers on managing climate risks
3) Increased organization of smallholder farmers with strong input and output market linkages
4) Improved forest cover in fishery communities

The main project activities are:
1) Promote integrated fish, livestock and bio-fortified crops; integrated pond-based polyculture of tilapia and other indigenous fish species with livestock (chickens and goats); climate-smart post-harvest fish processing; and growing of orange sweet potato and nutrient-dense food. 
2) Promote reforestation and planting of native bamboo species in riparian zones and wetlands; enhanced ecosystem services benefiting from the relationship between planting trees, water table protection; fish farming, soiil fertility, etc.
3) Increase the participation of small-scale producers in off-farm value chain activities: strengthening and developing cooperatives/farmer organizations, SMEs, particularly women-led.
4) Increase access to climate-smart farming inputs (resilient fish seeds; strengthened fish hatchery operations; fish feeds, etc.) and markets (fresh and processed) by smallholder farmers, especially women.
5) Increase equitable provision of inclusive agricultural extension and advisory services (aquaculture, crops, livestock and forestry): strengthened capacity of informal, publi, and private stakeholders in climate-smart integrated farming systems and their value chains to scale up innovative practices.
Home-grown school feeding programme Food insecurity in Haiti is at record levels, with 4,9 million people facing acute food insecurity. Through the distribution of school meals, the project will provide immediate assistance to school aged children in food insecure areas of Haiti that have been impacted by the latest complex crisis in the country, while also contributing to strengthening the local food systems. The planned effects for the target group are to reach 8150 school aged children with a daily meal for 80 school days across appx. 40 schools in Haiti’s Great South, while providing “Vita Mamba” snacks to 20.000 children in the West department. The project also aims to provide locally sources products and improve the quality and quantity of local peanut production in the North East department and capacity strengthening of smallholder farmers. The target of the project is to aim to have at least 51% women smallholder farmers members in the agricultural production organizations. Capacity strengthening activities include the promotion of gender sensitive material, promotion of equal access to credit, as well as direct access to technical knowledge to women to promote equal access to markets.
IDH-NICFI partnership program - Global The program will facilitate long-term systemic change in chosen regions in Brazil, Indonesia and Liberia, aiming towards better incomes for farmers and communities, and a better environment through reduced deforestation and ecosystem loss. The program focuses on the supply chains of cattle (and soy) in Brazil, palm oil in Indonesia and cocoa in Liberia.
Protecting Forests, Protecting Rights The project aims to protect 3.4 million hectares of forests and ecosystems through expanded indigneous peoples' land rights in Guyana and supporting indigneous organizations and communities with strengthened leadership, territorial governance, policy and advocacy as well as their institutional and technical capacity to monitor threatened lands. The partners in Guyana include Amerindian Peoples Association, Forest Peoples Programme and South Rupununi District etc.
Humanitarian Action Overview - Venezuela Humanitarian Action Overview. Support against sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV).
UN Peacebuilding Fund 2020-24 Support to the UN Peacebuilding Fund Strategic Plan 2020-24. Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) is the UN's financial instrument of first resort to sustain peace in countries or situations at risk or affected by violent conflict. The PBF may invest with UN entities, governments, regional organizations, multilateral banks, national multi-donor trust funds or civil society organizations. The Fund works across pillars and supports integrated UN responses to fill critical gaps; respond quickly and with flexibility to peacebuilding opportunities; and catalyze processes and resources in a risk-tolerant fashion.
MA-Building Resilience Among Indigenous Bunong Women and Youth Building institutional capacity of local actors, community organizing and advocacy work.
Removing Barriers, Improving Access to Women’s and Girls’ SRHR . Eth. The direct target groups in Ethiopia are economically underprivileged women, and husbands and sons of local unit women in nine regions. These women will be organised in groups for better organisation and mobilisation be the main direct targets for health education and be agents to reach community members through community health education and campaigns. Men and boys who live in the same communities as the women will be engaged in all nine regions.
Hei Verden - Global education in primary and secondary school in Norway Information activities in Norway.
Reduce the burden of TB in Malawi The program gives support to the only TB patient organisation in the country, Paradiso TB patient trust. Paradiso and their volunteers (former TB patients) work to create awareness on TB and HIV/TB, they help find more cases of TB and support them through treatment and also after treatment completion. The program outcome is that the rights and needs of people affected by TB are met. The project focusses on the rights and needs of men, women and children affected by TB through a gender sensitive and rights based approach. TB and gender analysis are undertaken and actions adjusted according.
Building Norwegian fishfarming expertise in Rwanda Creation of jobs and income opportunities through development in of a value chain in the aqua culture sector (tilapia production) in Rwanda, based on high standards of systems and practices
NorCross contribution to stronger RCRC movement NorCross contribution to stronger RCRC movement. Support to the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement’s members (national societies) through allocations to the Disaster Relief Emergency Fund, to allow preparation for and response to small and medium-sized natural disasters, and to the International Federation of Red Cross Red Crescent (IFRC)’s preparedness and response capacity in emergencies, through positions within disaster management.
Miljøagentene - Knowledge and commitment on environment and development Information activities in Norway.
CoE Norwegian fund for extrabudgetary project support Eurasia The aim of the grant is to support the implementation of Council of Europe projects which correspond to the core objective of the Beneficiary, defined as preserving and promoting Human Rights, the Rule of Law, and Democracy primarily in CIS. Projects mainly in the areas of technical cooperation and assistance, capacity-building and best practice.
Sudan Norway Academic Cooperation (SNAC) Empowered universities throughout Sudan, equipped to play a vital role in addressing current challenges
Defending Human Rights and Promoting an Agreed Solution to Jerusalem Support to joint project headed by Ir Amim working to provide information, improve human rights and hinder unilateral steps being taken in East Jerusalem
UNW- 1325 Centering Women and their Priorities in Myanmar' Peace Process The support to UNW for 2017-2019 will build upon the results achieved and lessons learned from the Norwegian supported activities in 2016-2017. The support for 2017-2019 will be incorporating a WPS agenda within a broader National Strategic Plan for the Advance of Women (NSPAW) .
Greening the agricultural Commercialization Cluster Initiative The objective of the programme is to enhance agricultural production and productivity in selected geographies and commodities to accelerte the transition of smallholder farmers from subsistence to market oriented production system, ensuring environmental sustainability and inclusiveness through tight integration of transformational deliverables. Gender and youth are among key cross cutting issues that the programme addresses.
NORDEM - Support to Issoufou-Panel (SAHEL) The Issoufou-panel was formally launched by the UN in 2022 to provide analysis of the situation in the SAHEL area and make suggestions for international presence and solutions to the complex security situation. Norway will support the panel with secondments of 3 persons and funding of some program activities. The agreement/support will end by 2023. NORDEM will be the implementing partner. The total support is 8 500 000 NOK.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange South Africa, Thailand. Feasability study to map areas for exchange of personell and collaboration for learning.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Feasibility study : Use of participatury video production with the aim of telling the stories of Somali immigrants and refugees in Kenya and Somalia
SP - A working future Uganda - Plan Norge Valuechain development project in Uganda. Project improves and develops market linkages between production and market demand in the agricultural sector in Uganda. The project also focuses on increased number of marginal youth, especially women, benefiting from market oriented value chains.
Uganda Forestry and Energy Programme This project seeks to conserve high conservation value forests and increase access to sustainable renewable energy options in the Albertine Graben to benefit people and nature in Uganda. By conserving the forests, the benefits of ecosystem services, including tourism revenue, water catchment functions and provision of energy, food, employment and income, will continue to sustain people for the future.
Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) Core support Core support to the Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) Strategi Plan 2019-2024. 3 year support to Operational Plan 2019-2021
Safer Salvage Operation This project aims to prevent a catastrophic oil spill occurring in the Red Sea and its potentially disastrous impacts. This shall be achieved by mobilising salvage assets (including a Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) and installation of a Catenary Anchor Leg Mooring (CALM) Buoy, offloading the oil from FSO Safer to the VLCC, placing an oil-spill contingency response on standby.
The Floating Storage and Offloading (FSO) vessel Safer is moored approximately 8 kilometres off the coast of Yemen and 50 kilometres northeast of the port of Hodeida. Constructed in 1976 as an oil tanker and converted in 1987 to be a floating storage facility, the vessel is single-hulled, 362 meters in length, and is believed to contain an estimated 1.148 million barrels of light crude oil. Safer has been under the de facto authorities (DFA) in Sana’a since March 2015. Production and offloading operations are suspended due to the conflict, and no maintenance operations have been undertaken for seven years. The FSO is now uninsurable, with an expired certificate of seaworthiness. The Safer’s age and lack of maintenance have deteriorated its structural integrity. The vessel is at risk of spilling oil due to leakages, an explosion from the accumulation of volatile explosion gases, or a strike from a floating sea mine. A significant spill could occur at any time, discharging up to 1,148 million barrels of its cargo of oil along Yemen’s Red Sea coastline and towards its neighbouring countries. Heavy contamination and pollution could extend as far as the Bab-El-Mandab strait, with some oil passing beyond the Gulf of Aden.
Global Tax Program The development objective of the Global Tax Program is to strengthen tax systems of developing countries by facilitating the design and implementation of evidence-based tax systems. Intermediate objectives are greater participation of developing countries in the development of global tax systems, improved understanding of the requirements to improve the performance of country based tax institutions, and strengthening the application of research and knowledge development for improved performance

Country specific engagement: Somalia, Ethiopia, Niger, Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan,Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and other countries.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe. The project aims at strengthening young civil society, especially focusing on marginalized groups such as women and LGBTI students, with capacity to demand academic freedom and equitable higher education. Documenting, reporting and sharing information about human rights violations against students and learners. Building networks for learning and exchange between young activists.
National Alcohol Policy Implementation in Zambia The overall goal of the project is to reduce alcohol consumption and alcohol related harms in Zambia. The project will advocate for implementation of the NAP nationally and regionally and ensure a public demand for implementation from civil society. The project will also work with traditional structures through chiefs to ensure implementation of the policy. The project aims to reduce harmful effects of alcohol consumption like SGBV, HIV/AIDS, non-communicable diseases and poverty.
Reducing the burden of tuberculoses (TB) in Malawi Local implementing partners: Reach Trust and Paradiso. Focus on finding more TB cases and strengthening civil society response to the epidemic. The program is designed to provide a holistic approach to TB control and aim to secure and strengthen the involvement and the voice of organisations of former TB patients and people living with HIV, in addition to using research outcomes on disability, TB, HIV, non-communicable lung diseases to influence policy decisions.
Supporting Low Carbon Energy Sector Transition in Sri Lanka The purpose of the project is to develop the energy sector in Sri Lanka. 

Impact: Improve mix of environmentally friendly energy sources
Outcome: Increased solar energy generation in Sri Lanka
Improved healthcare for target populations in Somalia The overall objective of this project is to improve the health of people affected by conflict and climate change. This is in support of the Somali Red Crescent’ mandated role in providing facility-based health services and community-based health promotion and care. The project aims at an improved and safer access to healthcare for targeted populations.
Food security and resilience in Zimbabwe Promoting imporved food security and climate resilient livelihoods through civil society. WLZ’s vision is to advance and economically empower women through land use.
Agricultural Council of Tanzania - Agricultural Partnership phase 3 Support to smallholder farmers for increased productivity, advocacy and private sector development in agriculture
Combating modern slavery in mining sites in North and South Kivu Project to combat modern slavery in minings sites in North and South Kivu, DR Congo. All activities supported through the project are being implemented through a gender sensitive lens to directly benefit women, girls, men and vulnerable groups. In addition to girls and women, behavior change communication interventions also target men with gender sensitive messaging. Community members are of both genders to ensure messaging reaches all parts of the community. The project should therefore have a positive impact on women’s rights and gender equality. Especially: 
?	IOM’s project has a focus on assisting vulnerable women in mining areas.
?	In the workshops and trainings organized, IOM will try to ensure participation from both men and women. In the modules of the trainings and workshops, equality and women’s rights will be highlighted.
?	For the support to victims of trafficking, IOM will ensure the full participation of female beneficiaries.
Building legal foundations for sustainable forests and livelihoods Rerpucli of Congo Legal framework on Indigenous People and Local Communities rights effectively designed and implemented.
Core support to Community of Democracies Financial support to the core budget of the Community of Democracies, including a soft earmarking of funds to the civil society pillar.
Defending Artistic Freedom Defending artistic freedom through documentation & analyses, advocating, research and capacity building. Includes gender and LGBTI perspectives.
UN ECOSOC and UNESCO consultative status
Assistance to critical local needs COVID-19 COVID-19 - most essential needs to be procured as a matter of urgency to assist local authorities to combat the pandemics COVID 19
Media Voices for Inclusive Development and Reduced Inequality (MVIDRI) Media coverage of WOLREC and MEJN activities  in Makanjira and Ntchisi ensuring that rights-holders are strengthened to demand fairer distribution of country’s resources and promote zero tolerance to all forms of gender-based violence
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The objective of the Umunthu project is to equip offenders with education and skills that will enable them to be self-reliant members of society.
Neighbourhood Partnership with Tunisia 2022-2025 Neighbourhood Partnership with Tunisia 2022-2025. The program has three main focus areas; (1) human rights, including capacity building in the government sector, (2) equality and human dignity; including combating violence against women/domestic violence, and preventing children from exploitation, (3) guaranteeing social rights through promoting the rule of law, and securing independent institutions.
Genebank Support Art 15 The main goal of this fund is to support Article 15 Genebanks of the Treaty for Plant Genetic Resources housed in the FAO. This project will support three of the article 15 genebanks namely ICRAF in Kenya, World Veg in Tanzania and Icrisat in India. The three genebanks in question support the conservation and development of genetic material (seeds) which are specifically  relevant for and often from ODA countries. The collections in the Genbanks are used by many research institutions - not least CGIAR and African National Agricultural research centers (NARS) - for ODA countries.
Decent Work in Mozambique Capacity development of trade unionists in Mozambique in organising, collective bargaining and social dialogue, and gender equality