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Peru Country Programme Peru Country Programme costs, partially implemented by 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.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project aims to strenghten the rights and well-being of persons with disabilities (PwDs)in Nepal and Bangladesh, with a particular focus upon inclusive education in schools for PwDs  and securing appropriate health care for PwDs. Participating countries: Nepal and Bangladesh.
Women’s rights and gender justice upheld by movement for feminist peace Women’s rights and gender justice are upheld by preserving and growing the movement for feminist peace. 
Outcomes:
-	Feminist spaces and agendas are sustained and developed in MENA
-	Women’s meaningful participation in decision-making and peacebuilding processes is strengthened in MENA
-	Root causes of conflict are addressed and member states and multilateral actors are held to account in MENA
-	Enhanced implementation of WPS agenda through empowered women, engendered political spaces and.
Strengthening the indigenous organizations for the protection and environmental managament of indigenous lands Strengthening of the actions, articulations and political incidence of indigenous organisations/peoples in the protection and environmental managament of indigenous lands and the defense of indigenous rights. Direct beneficiaries include CGY, Warã, Wyty Cate, UNIVAJA, theTerena Council and APOINME. Advocacy and communication carried out by CTI are also deliverables of the project.
IFFIm Gavi  2021 - 2030 IFFIm issues vaccine bonds in the capital markets and repay these bonds with long-term donor pledges. IFFIm will frontload longterm pledges made by the Norwegian Government to Gavi's strategic mandate.
Ethiopia Interfaith Initiative 4 Forest Conservation & Climate Action - NICFI 2021-25 The project will build on a pilot project to conserve church forests supported by the Norwegian embassy in Ethiopia. The project aims to contriibute to rehabilitation and conservation of 28 750 hectares of forest, reach up to 21 million people to follow laws protecting forests through awareness and mobilisation campaigns and directly benefit 95 000 people dependent on forests. This will be done by applying the church forest methodology developed in the pilot, drawing lessons from six Ethiopian Orthodox churches and further strengthening the Ethiopia Interfaith Climate Platform (EICP) established in the pilot and ensure this is functioning and advocating for change in, and implementation of climate and forest policies and strategies. 

Main outcomes are:

1. Sacred forests are included into Ethiopian forest legislation and policies
2. Faith leaders and faith communities have mobilised communities to respect and follow the theological rationale and government policy for forest protection 
3. Forests are conserved, and green corridors are established
4. Communities have improved livelihoods without adding pressure on the forest resources
5. Project lessons and learnings shared and practiced at local and global 

The project will have an interreligious approach and work together with the following local implementing partners: 

• The Ethiopian Orthodox Church Development and Inter Church Aid Commission (EOC-DICAC)
• The Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus Development and Social Services Commission (EECMY DASSC)
• Ethiopian Muslims’ Relief and Development Association (EMRDA)

In addition, The World Agroforestry Center (ICRAF) will be a resource partner. 

The project will also work to increase women's participation in local and national decision-making structures and ensure equal participation of women in emergency task forces and in climate resilient assessments. Community disaster risk management plans will be made and regularly updated.
Mozambique - Improving Petroleum Governance CSOs and EI affected communities influence host governments and extractives/oil & gas companies to change policies and pratices to benefit citizens in Mozambique.
Syria - Education in emergencies, WASH and early recovery projects With emphasis on education in emergencies (EiE), WASH and early recovery projects
Support to UN Emergency Appeal for Response to COVID-19 and its impact This UN coordinated emergency appeal calls for $316.4 million to respond to the immediate COVID-19 public health response and the most urgent needs generated by the secondary consequences caused by the COVID-19 outbreak for the most vulnerable Ugandans. The appeal prioritizes the most urgent interventions to be carried out in Uganda in the next six months (April to September 2020) in support of the Government-led response to COVID-19. Complementing the Government of Uganda and the Ministry of Health’s response, the appeal focuses on: 1) the immediate public health response to COVID-19, and 2) response to the secondary impacts of the pandemic on vulnerable Ugandans, including children, the elderly, women, people living with disabilities, people living with HIV, refugees, migrants, and those displaced by natural disasters. 

The appeal targets at risk communities across Uganda under five core themes: 1) Life-Saving Health Services, including the immediate COVID-19 public health response; 2) Food Security, Livelihoods and Nutrition; 3) Social Protection and Life-Saving Essential Services; 4) Refugees and Displacement; and 5) Immediate Economic Support & Digital Innovation.
Under each theme, the Appeal presents two sets of time-bound interventions, as follows: 1. The most urgently required immediate interventions for the public health emergency and impacts from COVID-19 in next eight weeks are prioritized and highlighted; 2. These are placed alongside priority interventions that will tackle long-term public health interventions aimed at containment of COVID-19 and address the impacts of the containment measures over the next six months.
The appeal targets 12.8 million people in need.
NMS/NLM – Leadership capacity building project Create capable and steward leaders with commitment
UN Interim Security Force (UNISFA) ODA coefficient of Norwegian contribution to UNISFA
Children are protected - South Sudan Strengthening child protection systems and support work to strengthen response and prevention services as well as systems and mechanisms at local, regional and national levels. Engage with local civil society to advocate for improved national policies and legal measures. Other Partners: Action for Children Development Foundation – South Sudan(ACDF-SS), Smile Again Africa Development Organization (SAADO), The Organization for Children Harmony (TOCH)
BURN. Vocational Training for a new Manufacturing Facility in Ghana Norad's support is covering travel costs and first four months of team salaries for a new cookstove manufacturing facility in Ghana. Facility managers will spend a month in Kenya training under their Kenyan counterparts. Their Kenyan counterparts and management staff will  travel to Ghana
Gabon - Fight Corruption & Forest Crime, Support Defenders and Improve G Fight Corruption & Forest Crime, Support Defenders and Improve Governance
GW Promoting domestic resource mobilisation for a just energy transition DRC The economic transition from fossil fuels to renewables must not place undue burden on, or unjustly affect, those least responsiblefor the climate crisis. While we must scale up clean energy such as solar and wind power to avoid climate-breakdown, Global South countries where large deposits of lithium, cobalt, and copper are located, must also benefit from this process. To address the problem, Global Witness (GW) will work in partnership with civil society network, Publish What You Pay (PWYP), to convene, strategize, and campaign to expose unfair models of extraction that inhibit DRM, investigate harmful and illicit practices, and address barriers to countries benefiting from the renewable energy transition, while supporting strong governance and a robust civil society enabling environment in those target jurisdictions. 
The project’s objectives are to strengthen Global South civil society and its Northern networks to advance global equity by achieving responsible, transparent management of critical minerals resource wealth to optimise DRM, in the context of the energy transition. Target groups include communities affected by: human and environmental harms from irresponsible extractive industries; the suppression of DRM due to poor governance and illicit financial flows; and climate change impacts.
A South-South CSO alliance will be developed to engage on these issues in collaboration with PWYP and their national chapters
working with communities on critical mineral and energy transition issues in the DRC, 
A complementary South-North CSO/NGO alliance will be built, supporting the participation of Global South CSOs in leadingadvocacy within international fora and networks.
GW and partner investigations will ground South-North advocacy at the national and international levels. They will expose how exploitative and abusive economic models prevent Global South countries from equitably benefitting from the transition to a green economy
Enhancing Quality and Inclusive Education The objective of the project is to improve minimum proficiency level in reading for children in lower primary Grade 4, and to increase access and retention of girls and children with disabilities previously out of school.

The project is implemented in the following countries Tanzania, Mozambique, Lebanon, Palestine and Ethiopia. There is an addendum for Mali for 2023.
Competitiveness for Jobs and Economic Transformation - C-JET The Competitiveness for Jobs & Economic Transformation (C-JET) Umbrella Trust Fund is a global partnership facility that helps foster the economic transformation needed to enable better
jobs for more women and men, sustainably and at scale. It will focus on the enabling conditions and programs that promote the entry and growth of competitive firms and sectors as drivers of better jobs.
As a global program with significant regional concentration, wherever possible, C-JET will prioritize low-income and fragile countries, particularly within development partners’ priority regions. This focus is aligned with C-JET’s objective of supporting sustainable economic development and job creation as the primary pathway out of poverty.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Ethiopia, Malawi. The needs the potential exchange project intends to address is to build capacity in the partner organisations on different statistical domains. Official statistics is important to deliver the evidence base for knowledge of the social and economic situation in a country and provide the foundation for evidence-based decision making, public transparency and good governance.
Security The PID aims to ensure the security as well in office as on field where the NCA's projects are implemented
Partnership for Building Resilience and Enhancing Livelihoods (BREL) Improved food security, enhanced livelihoods and resilience of conflict affected households in South Sudan
Sudan. Supporting Peaceful and Inclusive Transition in Sudan Overarching aim: Support the Transitional Government of Sudan (TGOS), other political actors, civil society constituencies, women, and youth for a peaceful and inclusive transition in the Sudan.
To achieve this objective, the program of work will deliver support activities in three primary need- and demand-driven areas: 
1.	support to the Conference of the People of Eastern Sudan (“Eastern Sudan Conference”); 
2.	support to System of Governance Conference;
3.	capacity building and other support to Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF) and other constituencies to effectively engage in transition processes.
NCA NORAD Embassy Civic education Civic education project in South Kordofan implemented by SUDO
ADRA Food Security Project The project will contribute to increasing local climate-resilient food production, local value creation and income for food producers, and a reduction in malnutrition and undernutrition as a mitigation against the effects of Ukraine crisis.
Solidaridad China Solidaridad China is responsible for engaging the Chinese market in souring deforestation free volumes from Brazil and supporting major Chinese companies on the development of sustainable sourcing policies. This would be achieved through a comprehensive engagement strategy including the creation of spaces to bring the industry together (sector platform) and providing guidance on sustainability policies and metrics for the industry to adopt.
WAN-IFRA Strenghtening independent media programme WAN-IFRA's mission is to protect the rights of journalists across the world to operate free media and provide its members with professional services to help their business prosper in a digital world and perform their crucial role in open societies. Specific trainings include applying techniques to combat sexual harassment in the work place, and in ensuring gender equality in the media sector. 
The Project will focus on three priority themes: safety of journalists, media plurality and diverse opinions and perspectives.The immediate target groups are editors, journalists and senior professionals in selected media partner organisations in Vietnam, Myanmar, The Philippines, Indonesia, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.
Pemba 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.
Culture Cooperation in NWFP Long-term Institutional Cooperation in NWFP at regional and international (Norway) levels in the field of culture, including annual festivals and other forms of performing arts.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Bangladesh, Burundi, Ghana, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Nepal, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe. The project, entitled the YESS Girls Movement (YESS - Youth Exchange South South) is a five year long programme. The first round will be virtual due to Covid-19, whilst the remaining four rounds will include physical exchange.   The project has two arm: the volunteer arm (for 18 - 25 year olds) and the professional arm (26 - 35 year old).

The volunteer arm of the exchange focuses on giving space to young women to develop leadership skills and play a meaningful role in identifying, speaking out and taking action on issues that affect them both on a national and a global level. This includes advocacy and awareness raising on e.g. gender based violence and menstrual hygiene.

In the professional arm of the project, participants will focus upon institutional capacity building of home and host organisations.
Building justice and peace through COMMUNITY WELLBEING in Tanzania COMMUNITY WELLBEING focuses on engaging youth through sports and arts. Efforts will be geared towards using sports as a tool for development to education the community on diverse human rights topics as well as safe space.  Through Safe spaces, youth and young women will be able to share their own challenges and experiences in a supportive environment.
Ukraine SGBV Support for SGBV projects. Goal: Lives saved, suffering alleviated and human dignity protected.
JPO Sara Lisa Orstavik UNDP New York JPO Sara Lisa Orstavik UNDP New York 2020 - 2024
Oxyvision - Feasibility study - Aquaculture shrimp ponds Very promising results have been obtained in an ongoing initial test of our new aeration technology in a Vietnamese fish farm. We now wish to continue with market research, partner search, pilot test and demonstration of the aeration system in shrimp pond culture. The aim is to be able to set up a distribution chain and production line for the system in the Mekong region within a 3-year period.
Green Voyage 2050 IMO-Norway GreenVoyage-2050 will support the international climate action and sustainable oceans agenda via supporting developing countries, especially SIDS and LDCs, in meeting their commitments towards relevant climate change and energy efficiency goals, for international shipping, through supporting the IMO Initial GHG strategy.
Implementing the U.N. Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy in Central Asia The Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task Force (CTIFTF), in partnership with the U.N. Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia, will convene a series of Meetings in Central Asia
FAO Specific Agreement FAO COFI -sub.-com.Aquaculture- Travel support MFA financial assistance to developing countries' participation in the FAO COFI Sub-Committee on Agriculture.
REDD Early Movers Colombia Payment for achieved policy milestones under the Joint Declaration (Colombia, Norway, UK and Germany) through the REM-partnership. The REM program promotes inclusive natural resource management, particularly at municipal/regional level, as well as strengthened institutional participation of indigenous peoples in decision-making processes. The purpose of climate adaptation is linked, among other things, to to the REM programme's measures for restoration, forestry and sustainable cattle farming.
TCRS-Fighting Inequality for Social Justice The objective of this programme is to support diverse faith actors to work together to build an inclusive society and end gender-based violence (GBV).
Frameworks for RBR in Papua Promoting judicial and political frameworks that ensure forest protection and indigenous peoples rights's to traditional territories in West Papua and Papua provinces
Additional Impl.inst: RMD Institute - International Resource Management and Development Institute, FOKER
Ethical Trade – Work on ethical trade 2017- 2020 The programme consists of 4 main components; - Due diligence on human rights, working conditions and environmental stewardship. - Promoting workers' rights through worker representation. - Local collaboration to promote human rights through worker representation. - Local collaboration to promote human rights and environmental stewardship. - Promotion and international collaboration on ethical trade The target groups are company members of IEH, suppliers, sub-suppliers and workers.
OfD Faith for participation and accountability IEBA Civic participation in municipal budgets through poverty analyses and monitoring of budget execution in Zaire.
Freedom of Movement Support to Gisha's work providing information regarding access and movement in and out of Gaza and legal assistance to Palestinians to exit and enter the Gaza strip
FAO The Flexible Multi-Partner Mechanism (FMM) The funds will support FAO's Flexible Multi-partner meachnisms with softearmarking to two main programmes: Resilience and Sustainable Food Systems and climate Action in Agriculture.
Supporting victims of torture Project objective : Enhance the protection of the victims of human rights violations and enable victims of torture (VoT) to durably reintegrate into their communities and positively contribute to the Lebanese society.

Outcome 1 : Victims of Torture and their relatives have increased access to rehabilitation and legal services at the bar association in Tripoli 
Outcome 2 : A Human Rights Monitoring Center within the Tripoli Bar Association is established   

Target Group: the target group is every person in Lebanon who can be classified as victim of torture as defined in the “Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment”)
Life in Lulu Project Series VII & VIII - Non-Violent Conflict Resolution and Independence of Media Support to BBC Media Action’s Life in Lulu project will advance peaceful coexistence, tolerance and stability in South Sudan.
WCO -Anti-corruption and integrity promotion (A-CIP) program for customs A programme to improve governance and integrity in customs for selected WCO member countries, which, in turn, will improve revenue collection for domestic resource mobilization as well as improve the business environment for cross-border trade. The following countries are or have been involved in the bilateral component of the programme: Nepal, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Tanzania, Ghana, Liberia, Mali, Sierra Leone, Tunisia, Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire, Gabon, Niger, Jordan Palestine, Afghanistan and Lebanon.
Oxfam IBIS - Fair recovery - Strengthened civil society and media for fiscal justice Regional Putting African governments on a path to a fair recovery will require governments, regional and international actors to redouble their efforts to strengthen progressive and gender sensitive tax collection, while at the same time reversing the plans for austerity, halt the debt crisis, and put an end to harmful Illicit Financial Flows that all conspire to undermine public budgets and weaken the link between increased tax and development outcomes. The project will strengthen the capacity of civil society and investigative journalists to push for fiscal justice, putting the financing of the SDGs and a strengthened social contract at its heart. The programme will focus on three countries – Ghana, Uganda and Kenya. In addition, the programme will seek to influence regional economic communities, the African Union, and global institutions and donor countries to create the conditions that will support African governments to pursue fiscal justice in response to the crises.

Objective 1: Tax revenue and public budgets are expanded and made significantly more progressive and gender-sensitive in the target countries (Uganda, Kenya and Ghana).

Objective 2: Regional and global institutions, policies and agreements support the fulfilment of fiscal justice in African countires.
ADRA Strengthening Civil Society/Human Rights To hold the government accountable to just management of the revenues, both on a national and local level.
Expert deployment to Local Aid-Coordination Secretariat (LACS) 2019 Deployment of personnel to the Local Aid-Coordination Secretariat in Ramallah, Palestine.
Joint Action to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals Information activities in Norway.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Connect is a development program facilitating for mutual exchange for youths between four organizations: NMS (Det Norske Misjonsselskap), Movimento Encontrão and The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hong Kong. Connect has the main goal to raise young leaders that are influencing their societies in a positive way and that are working for a world without injustice and poverty. Important elements to reach this goal are to work for increased youth participation in the organizations, training of young leaders and work for an increased awareness of global challenges and being part of a global world. Norway; Madagascar, China, Brazil and South Africa
SEAQE Niger-Ed. govt authorities and head teachers have capacity built Education policies,plans and practices promote equality and inclusion: Local government has increased understanding of and commitment to equality and inclusion; Head teachers manage teachers effectively; Local education government authorities have increased their monitoring and coordination of schools.