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DMDP 2018 – Accelerating the Competitiveness and Inclusiveness of the Mung Bean Value Chain in Myanmar The ACTIOM project in Myanmar is led by ICCO Cooperation, in partnership with Evers Special, DEAR Myanmar and World Vegetable Center, and will contribute to the achievement of SDG 8 by developing a clear pathway for smallholder farmers to gainfully engage in the mung bean value chain by creating market-driven and sustainable inclusive growth in the local community. This objective is supported by the business case of Evers Specials B.V. which sources raw mung beans from Myanmar to process into sprouts in their factory in the Netherlands. More specifically, the ACTIOM project will aim for two key results: 1) increased smallholder farm income through increased productivity and production of safe, quality mung beans, and 2) more inclusive business practices and Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) in the value chain. The beneficiaries are 5,000 farmers, of which 1,500 women and 750 youth.
The Danida Market Development Partnerships programme (DMDP) is designed to support commercially oriented partnerships for sustainable market development in developing countries. In addition to reporting on individually determined outputs and outcomes, all DMDP projects report on five key programme indicators. These five indicators are the same for the whole project portfolio, enabling strategic and programme level monitoring, and aggregation of results.
At the programme level, three key outcomes which are related to three of the five key programme indicators, have been chosen for results reporting: Outcome 1: Increased employment (decent jobs) for women, men and youth. Outcome 2: Increased income opportunities from improved market linkages. Outcome 3: Additional capital raised (investment leverage). To enhance the gainful participation of smallholder farmers through market-driven and sustainable inclusive growth in the mung bean value chain of Myanmar
Partnering for Green Growth and the Global Goals 2030 (P4G) The commitment covers two aspects of the Danish support for P4G: a) the establishment of a coordination hub anchored in WRI and b) a P4G partnership fund
Partnership Atlantic Council 2018-2021 To foster civil society involvement and human rights-aligned approaches in developing countries to the development of tech governance frameworks
SSC Inception Phase, Danish Energy Agency - Wind Energy, Egypt SSC Inception Phase, Danish Energy Agency - Wind Energy, Egypt
DMDP 2018 – From Waste to Value: Tapping the market for recycled plastic in Kenya The challenges related to plastic waste are expected to grow exponentially, exacerbating environmental pollution and climate change. The Waste-to-Value project contributes to tackling this challenge whilst improving livelihoods for men, women and youth in Kwale, Mombasa, Kilifi and Lamu counties on the coast of Kenya. The project is implemented by the partnership consortium of WWF, Plastix, Jil Plastics, Mr Green Africca and PETCO. Building on strong experience in commercial plastic value chains in Kenya, the project will create income opportunities in plastic collection and decent jobs in sorting and processing (including opportunities for women and youth – SDG 8). The commercial objective is to turn plastic waste, otherwise discarded in the natural environment, into a valuable commodity. The project will contribute to developing an effective value chain for recycled plastic by connecting collectors, sorters and processing to appropriated and high-end innovative plastic recycling expertise, technology and facilitate access to market on the Kenyan coast.
The Danida Market Development Partnerships programme (DMDP) is designed to support commercially oriented partnerships for sustainable market development in developing countries. In addition to reporting on individually determined outputs and outcomes, all DMDP projects report on five key programme indicators. These five indicators are the same for the whole project portfolio, enabling strategic and programme level monitoring, and aggregation of results.
At the programme level, three key outcomes which are related to three of the five key programme indicators, have been chosen for results reporting: Outcome 1: Increased employment (decent jobs) for women, men and youth. Outcome 2: Increased income opportunities from improved market linkages. Outcome 3: Additional capital raised (investment leverage). The development objective is to improve livelihoods for men, women and youth in Kwale, Mombasa, Kilifi and Lamu counties on the coast of Kenya by creating 250 job in plastic sorting (70% youth), and 50 decent jobs in plastic processing (50% women), as well as 500 people with increased income opportunity in plastic collection (300) and plastic related social enterprises (200) (SDG 8.3, 8.5, 8.6 & 8.8), as well as reduce the environmental impacts from plastic waste (SDG 8.4). The commercial objective is to turn plastic waste otherwise discarded in the natural environment into a valuable commodity by developing an effective value chain for recycled plastic, connecting collectors, sorters and processing to high-end and innovative plastic recycling expertise and technology (SDG 8.1, 8.2).
Human Rights for Ukraine - UNDP The main goal of this cooperation is to promote human rights and their effective protection with the support of the National Human Rights Institution, i.e. the Human Rights Ombudsperson’s Office. The engagement covers all Ukraine, including remote areas, and aims to build capacities of civil society organisations (CSOs) focusing on defending human rights, as well as supporting duty-bearers for the prevention of violations and the promotion human rights. There is a specific focus on context-related issues, in particular protracted economic hardship, large-scale governance reform and the consequences of conflict.
DMDP, Heifer, Kenyan Dairy Market Systems Increase milk production and productivity in Kenyan dairy value chain
Smart Cities study tour to Copenhagen and Aarhus with South African delegation Smart Cities study tour to Copenhagen and Aarhus with South African delegation Smart Cities study tour to Copenhagen and Aarhus with South African delegation Smart Cities study tour to Copenhagen and Aarhus with South African delegation
Joint Investigation in Tigray: Ethiopian Human Rights Commision and OHCHR Contribution to OHCHR budget part of the joint human rights investigation in the Tigray region, Ethiopia, conducted together with the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC). The investigation commenced in May 2021 and Denmark will support from June to December 2021. The Danish contribution will also include support to accountability instruments after the joint investigation is completed.
International seminar on evaluation of blended finance an elaboration of Issues Paper International seminar on evaluation of blended finance an elaboration of Issues Paper International seminar on evaluation of blended finance an elaboration of Issues Paper International seminar on evaluation of blended finance an elaboration of Issues Paper
Support to an Inclusive and Effective National Dialogue Process in Ethiopia (September 2022- August 2025) Contribute towards laying down the critical foundations and institutional prerequisites for effective, peaceful, and constructive dialogue in Ethiopia.
Opportunities for refugees and host-communities in Ethiopia (2018-2020) CRRF (UNHCR) To contribute to the implementation of the pledges under the Comprehensive Refugee Response Frame-work (CRRF) for Ethiopia.
Seminar for sekunderede i Ukraine og Georgien Seminar for sekunderede i Ukraine og Georgien Seminar for sekunderede i Ukraine og Georgien Seminar for sekunderede i Ukraine og Georgien
Strategic Sector Cooperation phase 2. Danish Energy Agency. China. Off-shore Wind Sino-Danish Offshore Wind Cooperation ("Quality Offshore Wind"), Phase 2
Netherlands MFA RDPP Horn of Africa, 2016-2019 The project aims at achieving three purposes;

1) To ensure that refugees are protected and have improved access to basic rights and services. 
2) To improve education, livelihood and employment opportunities and integrated and durable basic services delivery for the host populations and refugees. 
3) To strengthen capacity of local and central authorities to develop and implement an integrated approach towards refugees, host communities and mixed migration.
Red Cross Denmark activities in South Sudan, 2016 The immediate objective of the project was to provide vulnerable population groups in hard to reach areas with emergency food assistance.
UNDP - Sustainable Democratic Union Parishad Project To strengthen the capacity of local governments and other stakeholders to foster participatory local development and service delivery for the SDGs
Publish What You Pay 2017 The overall objective of the development cooperation is to support PWYP’s efforts in advocating for transparency, accountability and good governance in the extractive sector. The Danish grant provides core support to PWYP’s 2017 proposal ‘Extracting The Truth’ which targets three key areas:
 
•To strengthen membership engagement and alignment with PWYP’s global strategic goals.
•To initiate, develop and nurture strategic partnerships to enhance PWYP’s impact.
•To consolidate PWYP’s international brand and visibility.
 The below outcome and output indicators, however, are selected from PWYP’s 2017 Organisational Programme of Work.
Support for the Jordan Health Fund for Refugees (JHFR) 2019-2020 The overall objective of the Jordan Health Fund for Refugees (JHFR) is to support the joint efforts of the Government of Jordan and the international community to provide Syrian refugees with access to primary and secondary health care services in Ministry of Health facilities at the same price as uninsured Jordanians.
Core Contribution IAVI 2018-2021 IAVI’s mission is to create the conditions for a world without AIDS through the discovery of an AIDS vaccine which can be effective throughout the world. It is a leading organisation in the field of AIDS vaccine research and development working to expedite the identification of a preventive AIDS vaccine through public-private partnerships.
The core of the organisation’s mandate is to ensure that a future preventive AIDS vaccine will be effective and available throughout the world, thus also for people in the South who are not a priority for the for-profit pharmaceutical industry. The organisation works with key populations such as male and female sex workers, men who have sex with men, and other vulnerable groups to ensure their participation in a plan for the distribution and uptake of a future vaccine.
Contribution IPM 2017-2020 The overall mission of IPM is founded on a rights based approach to global health efforts and to work towards the development of microbicides which can help women to protect their own health. IPM has a triple mandate:
 -  to develop antiretroviral (ARV)-based, safe, effective and affordable microbicides which can be used by women to protect themselves against HIV infection; -  to make these products available as soon as possible where the need is the most urgent; and
 -  to advocate for awareness about microbicides as a key to control the spread of HIV.
Trademark East Africa - Improving the Enabling Environment for Agriculture and the Private Sector Phase II The objective of UPSIDE is to contribute to sustainable and inclusive economic growth. TMEA will contribute to this by means of increased trade through reduced barriers to trade and business competitiveness.
Forward Thinking. Bridging the gap: creating spaces for dialogue between young Tunisians and the political establishment To strengthen the democratic process in Tunisia by increasing the capacity of the next generation of Tunisian political leaders and activists and by increasing the representativeness of the political establishment to youth issues and concerns.

Impact will be determined through surveys of participants’ attitudes and actions over the course of the project and through reviewing national and international media polling data.
ICRW Partnership 2018-2020 The development objective is to undertake research and inform targeted policy dialogues on a comprehensive and rights-based approach to Women’s Economic Empowerment.  The goal is to expand the discussion to include a rights-based approach to women’s economic empowerment, including important parallel investments in health, education and social protection as critical enablers for WEE. This allows ICRW to resurface women’s rights as a platform for WEE.

Achieving gender equality is an imperative that cannot be sidestepped. Never has this been more important as women’s rights are being attacked, funding for global access to reproductive health care services reduced and hard-won progress on gender equality reversed in many countries around the world. Persistent gaps remain in women’s rights and status, their ability to work, their ability to meet care needs, to defend against entrenched levels of violence and limited freedom to make their own choices. Reducing gender inequalities requires smart and sustained investment in policies and approaches that have proven impact in dismantling obstacles to women’s rights and empowerment. 

Yet, adopting a frame of gender equality and women’s rights is unlikely to be persuasive to the institutions most in need of change at this moment. ICRW proposes to conduct policy research and develop targeted advocacy efforts in coalition with other INGOs and partners to highlight how WEE is multiplied and magnified where concurrent and parallel investments are made in women’s rights to health, education and social protection as well as other key rights to property, identification documents, information and assets, that enhance their economic potential and reach. ICRW will also incorporate these messages into a curated suite of briefings and strategic guidance to officials in the Danish Government to use in their engagements in Washington.

ICRW’s monitoring framework will be informed by their theory of change and will track key outputs a
Oversættelse af årsrapporten for Danmarks Samtænkte Freds- og Stabiliseringsindsatser 2017 Oversættelse af årsrapporten for Danmarks Samtænkte Freds- og Stabiliseringsindsatser 2017
Evaluation of the Danish engagement in Mozambique 1992-2016 Commission of an independant evaluation of Danish engagement in Mozambique 1992-2016: results and partnership in the transition from fragility to resilience
Use of Country Programme Real Time Evaluations - Lessons learned Study The study will capture Danish and international experiences on the use of RTEs to follow development assistance interventions with the main objective to improve the documentation of results on outcome and impact level. The study will take departure in the 2014 approach paper prepared by the Evaluation Department and will study the four Danish pilot RTEs to give recommendations for further application (if any). The study will be published as an Evaluation Study.
(UTH) Global Nation: Fostering Fresh Thinking on History, Peace, Reconciliation, and Development in Myanmar Fostering fresh thinking on Myanmar’s options for peace, reconciliation, and development by introducing Myanmar public to more critical and connected views of Myanmar and global history
DanChurchAid activities in Rakhine, Myanmar 2018 the objective of the grant is to support humanitarian needs, focusing on protection interventions for refugees and host communities.
Explorer 2017 Kruger Lebanon Danida Innovation & Business Explorer (DIBE) offers financial support to Danish companies, including start-ups, that wish to investigate concrete business opportunities contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris agreement. The purpose of the project is to develop a 2MW waste-to-energy plant in Tripoli and for an
association of municipalities in Chouf.
Enhancement of Framework Conditions for Entrepreneurship (EPEC) Private sector programme in Mali
Peace and Stabilisation Respons (PSR)  administration 2017 Peace and Stabilisation Respons (PSR). Activities administrated by NIRAS 2017.
Danish Refugee Council activities in Sudan, 2016 Danish Refugee Council activities in Sudan, 2016 Danish Refugee Council activities in Sudan, 2016 Danish Refugee Council activities in Sudan, 2016
Health Expenses,  Agreement with Implementing Partner "Forende Gruppeliv" 2018 - Completed To cover health-related expenditures of international advisers
Support to ARAZI Land Bank database of State & Public Land established and functional, 50% of estimated total land needs for returnees and IDPs in four provinces of highest return/displacement (25,500 jeribs /5,100 ha) surveyed, cleared through Tasifya process and made available for allocation to returnees & IDPs
IOM-Building Resilience of Returning Migrants Objective: Contribute to the durable reintegration of returning migrants and build the resilience of communities that are particularly vulnerable to irregular migration by sea
Support to International Energy Agency (IEA): Energy Efficiency in Emerging Economies (E4) Phase II The International Energy Agency (IEA) is an autonomous organisation within the framework of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), which works to ensure reliable, affordable and clean energy for its 29 member countries, 6 association countries and beyond. The IEA has expertise covering the full spectrum of energy issues and advocates policies with energy efficiency at the centre of the energy system. 

•High quality data for development of energy efficiency indicators in end-use sectors at national, regional and local levels across all six target emerging economies;
•Significant knowledge of the potential role of energy efficiency in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs); significant number of technical government staff trained on energy modelling;
•Improved design of at least three existing or new national or regional energy efficiency policies; strengthened implementation of at least three existing or new national or regional energy efficiency policies;
•Strengthened knowledge and uptake of the use of digitalisation for policy design, implementation and evaluation; development of technology roadmaps.
•Energy efficiency is highly relevant for SDG7 “Affordable and Clean Energy” and SDG13 “Climate Action”;
•Unlocking energy efficiency is key to obtaining the longterm goals of the Paris Climate Agreement;
•The largest developing economies constitutes the gravity in future energy demand;
•Denmark is leading energy efficiency within the OECD and home to leading Energy efficiency technology suppliers; increasing the Energy efficiency markets benefit growth and job creation.

Preliminary annual report 2020 at: 
https://filkassen.statens-it.dk/u/84vTHvwL0wrhi9MJ/E4 Phase 2 Final Report_30_06_2021 DRAFT.docx?l Reduced Green house gas emissions in 6 target countries progressing low-carbon transformation of their energy systems through energy efficiency improvements.

-Strengthened information systems and planning frameworks for promoting and implementing EE policies and measures;
-Policy makers and governments are enabled to identify, design, implement and evaluate priority EE policy measures;
-Priority EE policy measures form part of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).
Closing the Investment Gap in Sustainable Infrastructure (CIG) - Phase 2 (University of Maryland) The project objective is to identify innovative mechanisms of Blended Finance that can be used to dramatically scale-up investment in sustainable infrastructure projects that are aligned with national development priorities of participating governments, achieve their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement and address the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The overarching goal is to assist developing countries in becoming aid-independent.
Climate Envelope 2016: Contribution to the Clean TechnologyCentre and Network, CTCN Contribution to the Clean Technology entre and Network, CTCN
DSIF - Project Development Facility The project provide a pipeline for Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance by developing project proposals based on life-cycle cost perspective. By covering costs of development, the facility can help increase investment in infrastructure projects that are crucial for sustainable development in developing countries.
Desk study and seminar on population growth Gennem udarbejdelse af et kortere desk-studie og afholdelse af et ekspertseminar vil projektet bidrage til at fremme viden om sammenhængen mellem befolkningstilvækst og økonomisk og social udvikling i udviklingslandene med fokus på danske prioritetslande.
Danish support ICG, 2017-19 Danish support to ICG - International Crisis Group - in 2017-19
SSC on Intellectual Property Rights in India (inception phase) Strategic Sector Cooperation in Health Between Denmark and India, Phase Inception

The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Intellectual Property Rights is a peer-to-peer cooperation between the Danish Patent and Trademark Office and the Indian Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade. The objective of the Strategic Sector Cooperation is to strengthen the protection of the Intellectual Property Rights system in India for the benefit of innovation and sustainable economic growth. The cooperation on Intellectual Property Rights supports the link between solid framework conditions and the promotion of innovation,   economic growth and the green transition in India. 

The cooperation will address 1) institutional, technical and administrative capacity for Intellectual Property Rights, 2) awareness and strengthened enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights and 3) framework for commercialization of Intellectual Property Rights.
Evaluering af Oplysningsbevillingen 2011-2016 Evaluering af Oplysningsbevillingen 2011-2016 Evaluering af Oplysningsbevillingen 2011-2016 Evaluering af Oplysningsbevillingen 2011-2016
Evaluation of the Regional Development and Protection Programme Evaluation of the Regional Development and Protection Programme Evaluation of the Regional Development and Protection Programme Evaluation of the Regional Development and Protection Programme
Promotion of Intercommunity Harmony in Myanmar This project aims to improve intercommunity relations and understanding so as to help foster a more inclusive and peaceful Myanmar for all.
Civil society for enhanced democracy and human rights in Ukraine To institutionally strengthen core civil society and human rights organisations at the regional level and to raise their capacity to contribute to more inclusive, democratic and rights-based governance.
Danish Support for Conflict Prevention & Peace Forum (CPPF) 2016-2017 Danish Support for Conflict Prevention & Peace Forum (CPPF) 2016-2017
Visibility Activities for the Uganda Coutry Programme The programme costs includes funds for communication, reviews, studies, annual Country Programme Meeting and formulation of the next Country Programme.
High Value Opportunity - Brazil, Improving Effluent Treatment Efficiency, SABESP ¿ SANASA, São Paulo The objectives of the development cooperation among the parties is to contribute to the economic development of the project country with sustainability and responsibility as key elements of the project, according to the HVO-objectives in the Government Strategy on Export promotion and economic diplomacy (3.3). 

NovozymesBiological products have a significant impact on improving the sewage treatment process, thus improving the quality of the effluents which are discharged into rivers and into nature, thereby reducing the environmental impact of the effluents from industrial and domestic sewage

The MFA Department, São Paulo will base the actual support on progress attained in the implementation of the engagement. Progress will be measured through dialogue and the results frame for the project.
ADRA Denmark Strategic Partnership Agreement humanitarian funding 2018-2021 ADRA Denmark Lot HUM strategic partnership 2018