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Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment Program (GEWEP) III - Rwanda Vulnerable women and girls (of whom 173 000 will be direct participants) in the Southern Province in Rwanda are economically, socially and politically empowered. Increase knowledge of SRHR and training of health staff on SRHR service provision, and tranform norms relating to gender-based violence.
PRIO Bundle Agreement 2021-2023 The overarching goal/ impact of the project is to enhance understanding of current conflicts and to strengthen the capacity of stakeholders and peacemakingactors to prevent, mitigate and resolve armed conflicts. The project supports research on Conflict Trends, Gender Peace and Security, and peace processes in different geographic and thematic areas.
Earmarked support for Ukraina through Norwegian Centre for Human Rights agreement Earmarked support to the first year of a three year project proposal on Ukraine by the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights. Capacity building for the Ukraine Office of the Prosecutor to ensure that they conduct effective and reliable investigations in the follow-up of war crimes, and that the methods they employ are in line with human rights.
Naushawng Community School To strengthen democracy and community development in Northern Myanmar and contribute to the country’s democratic transition, peace building and sustainable development through training; education; advocacy; research and policy development analysis. The project supports study programs, scholarships to students from marginalized groups, as well as strengthening networks on intercultural education.
East Africa Sustainable Finance Programme - Kenya This innovative programme aims at supporting local civil society organisations to lobby for transparency of financial flows related to environmental degradation in East Africa and lobby at national level to ensure ESG (environmental Social Governance) standards are in place and respected by investors, as well as ensuring that development project (e.g. extractives) are regulated in three WWF priority landscapes.
Women's economic participation and rights in Ethiopia With professional help, all group businesses of existing WHAE local units will be revised and new feasible business ideas for grassroots women will be developed. Furthermore, in order to succeed with the empowerment of grassroots women, working towards the economic independence of WHAE as an organization will also be a focus area.
CSSC Fighting Inequality For Social Justice The overall objective is to strengthen the capacity of civil society actors and space to foster human rights and dignity and empower people to actively participate in the development and implementation of public policies and development plans.
Increase the use of the Accountability Framework initiative (AFi) to reduce deforestation In phase 1, the Rainforest Alliance received support to develop the AFi framework to assess the deforestation risk in priority value chains (originating in rainforest countries). Now, in phase 2, the  Alliance has received support to increase the use of the AFi framework.
ACT Forum and Working The Giant Support Waking the Giant initiative which is the work of ACT Tanzania forum in addressing Sustainable Development Goals. NOK 250.000 is earmarked for Waking The Giant Tanzania - Churches engagement in SDGs 3,4,5,10,16.
Civil Society influence for reduced inequality in Myanmar Civil society actors supported to influence policies, mobilise people to take actions for their rights with the aim to reduce political and economic inequalities
Mercy Ships: Partnering for Transformational Change - Strengthening Liberia's Surgical Health System 2021-2023 Mercy Ships Norway’s works to make a concentrated impact in Liberia by strategically focusing on strengthening the health system, specifically improving the availability, accessibility and quality of its surgical system by introducing best practice such as safe instrument use, safe anesthesia administration, readiness of vital equipment for a sterile and safe surgical environment, best practice care in the post-operative environment, and through training and mentoring of health workers in surgery, nursing care, and anesthesia. The project aims to improve maternal and neonatal health outcomes in Liberia, and it has a specific focus on safer anesthesia provision and resuscitation practices for neonatal and obstetric surgical patients.
Blue Door Fund Prevention of unintended pregnancies and unsafe abortions through the promotion of sexual and reproductive health and rights. The Blue Door fund (BDF) collects unrestricted investments to MSI from a variety of donors, including but not limited to Norad, DFID, Danida, and Global Affairs Canada (GAC), into one central mechanism. Main countries are Nigeria and Uganda.
DDRA Strengthen Civil Society North &South Kordofan Strengthening civil society in North and South Kordofan
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Ethiopia, Kenya. Name: Global Entrepreneurs Exchange Programme 3 (GEEP3)

Content: The project will continue to inspire and empower young entrepreneurs in Norway,
Ethiopia, and Kenya with a mind-set to think big enough to launch their entrepreneurship ideas
in international markets and to become integral members of the global entrepreneurship
ecosystem. GEEP-3 will provide them with an access to international business support
infrastructure, skills, services, markets, networks, and finance in project Partner countries.
Africa - NORCAP secondments Africa - secondments. NORCAP (Norwegian Capacity Standby Roster). Secondment of personell on short notice to the United Nation and other organisations strengthening their capacity to efficiently protect lives and livelihood of affected populations in crisis. The grant recipient shall be familiar with UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on women, peace and security and implement the project in a way that promotes the intentions of the resolution in the best possible way.
Global Health Preparedness Programme Phase II of GHPP - Support to improve capacity to prevent, detect and respond to public health events of national and international concern by reaching International Health Regulation (IHR) standards. Initially targeting Ghana, Moldova, Malawi and Palestine
Roots of Health - multiyear agreement The Project’s expected effects on society are reduction in adolescent unplanned pregnancy
and reduction in HIV infections.
UiB: Funding European Congress Tropical Diseases (ECTMIH) 2021 Funding for the 12th European Congress on Tropical Medicine and International Health  2021 (ECTMIH)
Support for Lebanon's national social safety net The support targets poor and vulnerable Lebanese communities  to alleviate poverty and reduce social tensions. The project supports the national social safety net (National Poverty Targeting Programme NPTP), including by ensuring that women and girls benefit equally with men and boys from the social safety net.

1.	Food Assistance to Vulnerable Lebanese Populations through the National Poverty Targeting Programme.
2.	School Meals Programme to Vulnerable school-aged children enrolled in basic education in public schools.

NPTP: More than four thousand vulnerable Lebanese households receive monthly cash assistance in US to cover basic needs. 
School Meals: Approximately 35,000 Lebanese and non-Lebanese children aged 5-14 years old receive delivery of nutritious in-school snacks or in-school prepared cold meals 

All regions, including Beirut, Mount Lebanon, North Lebanon, South Lebanon and Bekaa areas.
NCA/SC Towards total abandonment of all forms of FGM and child marriage Contribute to an end to all forms of FGM and CEFM in the intervention areas by 2024
Mine action in Somalia The risks from landmines, cluster munitions and other explosive weapons are reduced to a level where civilians can live in safety and development is not constrained.
Changemaker - Increasing knowledge, strengthening engagement and discussion amongst youths Changemaker - Increasing knowledge, strengthening engagement and discussion amongst youths about the structural reasons for global poverty and injustice. Information activities in Norway.
UiO-Education Development in west Arsi zone (EDIWAZ) Education assessment, training teachers and school management, increasing quality and learning outcome, and removing hindrances to education, especially for girls. Increasing the local partners capacity to do development work.
POD Norwegian Participation in International Police Operations 2022 Norwegian police participation in international police operations 2022 accodring to priorities agreed betwwen the MFA, the Ministry of Justice and the Police Directorate. Emphasis is placed on recruiting female police officers, and all the projects and missions involved receive a special focus to follow up on the 1325 agenda. Results are reported to the Norwegian Strategic plan to follow up on Women, Peace and Development.
MA-Empowering communities for resource governance and community dev’t Communities network together to excercise their rights and ownership to land and natural resource management; CF communities apply to local authorities and relevant government departments for recognition of their internal rule and regulations.
Leadership Exploration And Development Project Leadership training for students to equip them to advocate for sexual and reproductive rights and academic fredoom through sexual harrassment policies and prevention in HEI; sensitisation on sexual harrassment of policy makers. Students, teachers will receive training in SRHR-methodology, research on SRHR; trainings of student leaders and unions in SRHR; engaging regional partners on implementation of SDG4 and SRHR, mainstreaming of gender issues in student unions. At the core of SAIHs work are the SDGs and the principle of leaving no-one behind. The programme focuses on groups that have historically been oppressed because they are indigenous, afro-descendants or other ethnic minorities, women, LGBTQIA+, live with disabilities, or come from lower socioeconomic backgrounds.
International Advocacy Network  – strengthening human rights in Brazil The project aims to strengthen and disseminate the International Advocacy Network (RAI) in Brazil. RAI is a network coordinated by the Institute for Development and Human Rights (IDDH) that aims to increase the number of human rights defenders and strengthen civic space in Brazil through training, articulation and advocacy in international human rights mechanisms of the United Nations.
  Expected results:
1. Strengthening, dissemination and expansion of RAI;
2. Organization of international incidences by RAI;
3. Wide dissemination of information on international advocacy and HD
Fighting inequality and promoting decent work in Eswatini Capactiy developent of trade unionists in Eswatini and support to organising, collective bargaining and social dialogue, gender equality and labour and union rights.
Removing barriers, improving access to SRHR - Guatemala This project is part of the SRHR-programme and works for a better access to safe abortion and other sexual and reproductive health and rights for indigenous and marginalized women and girls in Guatemala. It comprises legal and medical counselling, capacity building for service providers, awareness raising, and advocacy and litigation to ease the restrictions on SRHR. It also strengthens our partners.
Administration costs Administration costs. Costs for MFA and Norad for services by DFØ for assistance regarding financial management and salaries.
Peace and Governance Woman Project in Kidal-ASSADDEC The project aims to build inclusive structures and interconnected networks of women in Kidal region.
East Africa Sustainable Finance Programme - MOZ This innovative programme aims at supporting local civil society organisations to lobby for transparency of financial flows related to environmental degradation in East Africa and lobby at national level to ensure ESG (environmental Social Governance) standards are in place and respected by investors, as well as ensuring that development project (e.g. extractives) are regulated in three WWF priority landscapes.
Response to health emergency in Lebanon Emegrency medical supplies in response to explosion i Beirut
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Through the exchange of health personell, the partners will work on improvement of leadership, ensure better use of medical technical equipment, improve the capacity of anaesthesia and neurosurgery, improve intensive care and neurosurgical care services, and improved care of paediatric surgical patients at the partner hospitals.
FOKUS Secretariat Secretarial costs,  inkluding salaries, office costs and costs of participation in international networks
Sunphase: Solar powered cooking off grid Sunphase has developed an improved cook-stove technology. A feasibility study will investigate the massmarket potential in Kenya, Ghana, Zambia, and a refugee camp in Lebanon, as well as the commercial viability for local stove production in Kenya.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Bangladesh, Myanmar (Burma), Nepal. The project works to improve treatment and inclusion of people with leprosy and other disabilities. The partners will do so through improving their research capacity, working with local communities/groups, improving their online remotes services and focusing on social integration directly with patients.
(ASAP!) Phase II - Accelerating and Strengthening the Action of UU TPKS The project's expected effect(s) on society is imroved access to justice for victims of gender-based violence (and their families) in Indonesia after the enactment of the UU TPKS (the Law on Sexual Violence Crimes). The expected effects for the target groups are a) drafted regulations of UU TPKS (presidential regulations, presidential decrees, and ministerial regulations), b) strengthened capacity of relevant law enforcers and paralegals in handling the anti-sexual violence cases with victim-rights perspectives and approaches, c) increased public awareness on the implementation, practicality, and impact of UU TPKS.
Children’s rights - Cambodia Focus on the monitoring of child rights including improving state capacity to monitor and report to the UN Committe on the Rights of the Child; strengthening of national systems and building awareness and capacity of civil society to promote and defend child rights. Other Partners: Cambodia Children and Youth Movement for Children Rights (CCYMCR), Phnom Srey Organization for Development (PSOD), Budget Working Group (BWG)
ECFR MENA Programme 2018-2020 Support to European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR)'s Middle East and North Africa Programme. The Programme aims to support the democratic momentum in the region post-2011, transform conflict and security debates to de-escalate crises and where possible drive peace-building solutions. ECFR seeks to advance conflict reduction and resolution through research on the complexity and diversity of underlying causes of violent conflict. ECFR’s efforts towards peace-building and development in MENA are undertaken in close collaboration with policy networks and institutes throughout the region.
Norfund Grant Facility 2023 Norfund Grant Facility 2023 (Business support facility). Gender equality is a goal in many of the projects.
UN Ocean Conference - Youth and Innovation Forum This project aims to secure global representation in the Youth and Innovation Forum organized on the margins of the UN Ocean Conference in Lisbon. The Forum will be both a celebration of science and innovation, as well as an opportunity for youth representatives to get together and collectively agree on key messages to be conveyed at the UN Ocean Conference’s Interactive Dialogues. The Forum will include a 24-hour beach Hackathon, “The Ocean Innovathon”, with student teams from around the world. It will also include a mentoring component and discussion on messages regarding each of the themes of the Interactive Dialogues
Forest for People People for Forest - Indonesia RFN with its partners will monitor and give input to selected national policies, mainly the forest moratorium, NDC implementation and the Indonesian Environment Fund. They will also collaborate with national and subnational authorities to support enabling policies for rights-based rainforest management. RFN will also develop a pilot project targeting banks and investors in order to incentivizebusinesses to halt deforestation. Improved national policies to strengthen protection of rainforests and biodiversity management
Support to Government`s Lean Season Response 2022/2023 Approximately 3.8 million in acute food insecurity and in need of food assistance for 2-5 months. The deterioration in food security is attributed to climate-related shocks, high staple food prices and economic decline. The deterioration in food security is attributed to climate-related shocks, high staple food prices and economic decline. The climate-related shocks were characterised by late onset and early cessation of rainfall coupled with localised dry spells and flooding induced by tropical storms. This resulted in low crop production. The maize prices are generally higher than the past five-year average. Furthermore, a 25 percent devaluation of the Malawi Kwacha contributed to inflation. This, coupled with impact of the Ukraine crisis that has disrupted the global supply chain, has exerted further pressure on prices of essential items including fertilizers, fuel and wheat products.  A high proportion of the population will start depleting their food stocks from October 2022; this may be exacerbated by reduced casual labour opportunities and negative coping strategies for households. The food gap analysis varies from district to district and cities, but assistance is required as early as November 2022 for periods of three to five months. 

The expected per household transfer value is estimated at USD 24 (MWK 25,000)/month

The Malawi vulnerability assessment committee (MVAC) integrated food security phase classification (IPC) analysis for the 2022/2023 lean season shows that 3.8 million people in Malawi (20 percent of the population) are expected to face high levels of acute food insecurity (IPC Phase 3), between October 2022 and March 2023. This is substantially higher than the 1.6 million in the 2021/2022 lean season. The number of districts classified in crisis (IPC Phase 3) is has increased from six to 21, including the four cities.
Food Security, Economic Growth, and Climate resilience in Somaliland Increased food security and nutrition, climate change adaptation, and business development and entrepreneurship among the rural poor. Advocacy on climate change and food security issues.
OfU Ghana Environment 2015-2019 A long term program with petroleum related envioronment management. Paralell agreements will be entered into in resource management and revenue management. Several Norwegian institutions will be involved. This is the second long term agreement on environment (former GHA-10/0010, 2010-2014).
Emergency support to Lebanon Syrian refugees Support to UNRWAs emerncy appeal to Syrian refugees, basic needs. The gender perspective is incorporated in the results framework and reflected in reporting.
Religious dialogue The proposed programme seeks to: a) provide inclusive, gender inclusive inter-faith community-based structures to promote social cohesion and peaceful coexistence between divided communities; and b) enhance national level inclusive interfaith peace dialogue. The programme is envisioned with a rationale to build and strengthen local peace structures in diverse communities that are experiencing and emerging from conflict.
Myanmar - Fight Corruption & Forest Crime, Support Defenders and Improve Fight Corruption & Forest Crime, Support Defenders and Improve Governance
NORAD Food Security Programme DRC Build resilience in rural communities in the DRC through improving soil fertility and adapt climate mitigation measures.
NOR-Covid-19 Hospital Support Secure the running of two Hospitals in Nepal, so that they can provide adequate treatment to Covid-19 patients, and free or subsidised treatment to patients in need.
Support to Elsie fund for unformed women in peaceoperations Support to Elsie fund to increase the share of women working as "individual police" in peace operations.
All-Female Pre-SAAT Training for Anglophone Police Officers Project Support to UN Police Division to increase deployment of female police officers. All-Female Selection, Assistance and Assesment Team (SAAT)
WOLA – Supporting Colombia Peace, a Solution to the Venezuela Crisis, and Cuba Engagement The project aims to support the implementation of the peace agreement in Colombia, contribute to a negotiated solution to the crisis in Venezuela, and prevent tension and resolve conflict in the relation between the U.S. and Cuba.
Stronger Youth Wings for a Stronger Democracy The main types of activity in this initiative will be capacity-building seminars and study trips for members of the partner organization. As per project plans, one capacity building seminar per year. One Study trip will be arranged in Norway, and one local seminar will be arranged between the local partner and KrFU in the partner country.
ZCC - National Dialogue Project Outcome: Consensus based framework built towards a transformative national dialogue process in Zimbabwe.
Support to the 2018 Population and Housing Census in Malawi Support to training of enumerators to conduct the 2018 population and housing census. The National Statistical Office of Malawi will conduct the training, supported by UNFPA. The Norwegian contribution will cover the training of around 2000 enumerators, out of a total need of some 30000 enumerators and supervisors.
Mainstreaming Biodiversity & Ecosystem Service Values in Policy Making The purpose of the project is to mainstream biodiversity into policymaking and planning at county level through economic valuation, tool and approach development for mainstreaming and capacity building.
Scatec Solar PV and Wind Framework. Feasibility studies Feasibility studies for large scale solar and wind projects in the Phillipines, Colombia and Egypt.
Support to transitional justice and human rights mechanisms To contribute to the protection of human right defenders and social leaders that are at high risk in Colombia,
Lebanon UNRWA - Support to Palestinian Refugees from Syria (PRS) 2020 Support to Palestinian Refugees from Syria (PRS) in Lebanon. Syria Regional Crisis Emergency Appeal 2020. Gender is a strategic element in the program, based on a gender analysis. The gender perspective is incorporated in the results framework and reflected in reporting.
LO: Social Partners for Decent Work (2023-2025) Impact: Workers and their families benefit from a well organised labour market characterised by high employment rates, decent wages and safe working environment in Ghana, Tunisia, Colombia and Vietnam.

Outcome 1: Social partners have jointly influenced national policies in line with the decent work agenda
Outcome 2: The climate for social dialogue has been improved in the focus countries
The project aims to contribute to increasing the rate of women participating in the work force in partner countries. LO/NHO will facilitate the transfer of knowledge on gender equality and key ILO gender equality conventions to inform social dialogue.

The direct target group is the sister organisations of LO and NHO (representative employers and workers’ organisations) in the focus countries (Vietnam, Tunisia, Ghana and Colombia). The project aims to contribute to increasing the rate of women participating in the work force in partner countries. LO/NHO will facilitate the transfer of knowledge on gender equality and key ILO gender equality conventions to inform social dialogue.