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Ministerial meeting on Somalia 2014 The New Deal outlines a contract between the Federal Government of Somalia and the Somali people. The real test of the New Deal process for Somalia, and the vision of the New Deal Compact for Somalia are to build a sovereign, secure, democratic, united and federal Somalia.

The two-day HLPF Copenhagen will draw upon the content of the 2014 New Deal Annual Progress Report for Somalia, which will be co-authored by the Federal Government of Somalia and development partners, and presented in Copenhagen. 

The HLPF Copenhagen will keep Somalia high on the international community's agenda and will reaffirm all Somalis commitments towards the final steps of the Somali state formation democratic process. 

The overall goal of the HLPF Copenhagen is to maintain the constructive momentum towards a secure, stable and developed Somalia. The HLPF Copenhagen will review progress, take stock of achievements, identify challenges, and agree how to jointly address them. There will be a particular focus on Vision 2016; achieving progress against federalism, including the formation of interim administrations; finalizing and adopting the Federal Constitution, and preparations for national elections in 2016.

The HLPF Copenhagen will be chaired by His Excellency, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, President of Somalia and co-chaired by the United Nations. Participants will comprise one Somali delegation, including Parliamentarians, selected line ministries, regional representatives, civil society, and the international community including the United Nations, World Bank, African Development Bank, African Union, League of Arab States, IGAD, OIC and bilateral partners.
Improvement of Hazardous Wast Management Improvement of Hazardous Wast Management
Support to the Electoral Process of Ethiopia UNDP The main objective of this project is to support Ethiopia to conduct credible and transparent elections, which reflects the will of the people. The project seeks to contribute to outcome 10 of the United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF): i.e. ¿by 2015, national and sub-national actors utilize improved mechanisms that promote inclusiveness, participation, transparency, accountability and responsiveness in national development processes¿. The project supports pillar three of the UNDAF (Governance and capacity development), which is aligned to GTP¿s goals on governance
International Services for Human Rights (ISHR): core contributions The objective of the development cooperation is to improve the situation of the human rights defenders and safeguard the civil society space, and consequently amplify their impact and improve the international human rights situation overall, and specifically in relation to gender equality and sexual and reproductive health and rights. These are among the main strategic priorities as outlined in The World 2030.
Cooperation agreement with European Centre for Development Policy Management Cooperation agreement with ECDPM providing core contribution as well as special services deliveries to Denmark, from 2015-2017.
OSCE's Special Monitoring Mission in Ukraine 2016-2017. OSCE's Special Monitoring Mission in Ukraine 2016-2017
Technical Advisory Office i Amman, Jordan. As part of the Danis-Arab Partnership Programm, DAPP, technical advisory offices (TAO) have been established in Sana¿a (2004), Amman (2010) and Tunis (2011).
CERF contribution 2014 The CERF, the UN Central Emergency Fund, was established in 2006 as part of the efforts to make the UN system better able to respond quickly in emergency humanitarian crises and to provide assistance to crises that are chronically under-funded. UN-OCHA, which coordinates the international relief, manages the fund, which is financed solely by voluntary contributions, which consists of two windows; a "rapid response" and one for "underfunded emergencies". UN target the CERF to have at least 450 million USD available for emergencies every year, and preferably more. In 2014. Denmark supported the CERF with 150 million. DKK, out of which 50 mio. DKK constituted an extraordinary grant (beyond the 2014 National Finance Bill)
EU-delegated partnership on support to Legal Service Facility The Governance and Rights Programme 2016-21 will contribute to the promotion of democracy, good governance, rule of law and respect for human rights with a special focus on women. 
 The theory of change  for the programme is based on the assumption that democratic, transparent and accountable governance where women’s rights are equal to men’s provides the most fertile ground for economic development and eradication of poverty and inequality. Strengthening of demand-side governance will contribute to stronger institutional checks and balances, empower citizens, and enhance the potential impact of Danish support provided to Government. In the short-term, change is expected in terms of a stronger and more vocal civil society, increasingly demanding transparency and responsive governance from duty bearers, as well as an increased access to justice for women and men. A particular change is expected in terms of increased awareness of and respect for women’s rights.
Udarbejdelse af Strategi for integration af nationale mindretal i Moldova. Strategy for integratin of minorities in Moldova
Overseas Development Institute (ODI) Core support 2017-2018 ODI's Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG) is a central think tank which influences the development of the international humanitarian assistance - both strategically and operationally. They have acquired this position through the development of a range of research programmes on, for example, the development of the humanitarian system, humanitarian access and protection, forced displacement, migration and urbanisation, livelihoods and food security in complex crises, and the challenges involved with generating stronger linkages between humanitarian assistance and development assistance.
Support to Good Governance in Indonesia (SIGAP) 2014-2018 The overall objective for the Program 2014-2017 is: to support key Indonesian stakeholders in further consolidating and developing Indonesian democracy and governance. The total budget is DKK 60 million divided into two main clusters of the program and a small pool of unallocated funds: 

Cluster 1: Transparency and Accountability
The immediate objective: to further strengthen and deepen the anti-corruption movement in Indonesia. The program supports key anti-corruption organisations: Transparency International Indonesia and Indonesia Corruption Watch with a proven will and capacity to advocate for implementation of anti-corruption measures and engagement of the public, private sector, government and media. This also includes support for the capacity building of both organizations. 

Cluster 2: Non-discrimination, Tolerance and Civic Values
The immediate objective: to strengthen the capacity and commitment of society, state and law enforcement agencies to uphold human rights, peace and tolerance in Indonesia and the region through collaborative action.
This cluster is implemented by Asia Foundation known for its reputation in promoting non-discrimination and civic values. The program also supports Institute for Peace and Development to contribute to exchange of experiences on democracy and state building between Indonesia a other ASEAN countries. Finally, this cluster supports the law enforcement training facility JCLEC that has been working to improve the capacity of the police and other law enforcement agencies to enforce the law while respecting human rights and civic values, including through cross-sectorial and regional cooperation. 

A limited amount of unallocated funds is available to give the opportunity to provide strategic and flexible support for shorter-term activities.
Mexico. Strategic Sector Cooperation in Health. Phase I SSC between Denmark and Mexico on strengthening primary healthcare level in Mexico in light of the shared challenge in Denmark and Mexico of a growing burden of non-communicable diseases
DBP LuckyBoySunday I/S and Coralia Textiles DBP LuckyBoySunday I/S and Coralia Textiles
Frame agreement with Vedvarende Energi 2014 Frame agreement 2014with Vedvarende Energi
SIDS Global Business Network (2023-2024) The objective is to strengthen capacity development og SIDS stakeholders to engage with the private sector and enhance opportunities to build partnerships that can support SIDS to achieve SDG14. The project will support knowledge-sharing and network opportunities to establish cross-sectoral, public-private partnerships through the convening of the fourth SIDS Global Business Network forum in 2024 and convening a preparatory process for the SIDS Global Business Network forum starting in 2023.
Support to Education for Tibetans-in-Exile in India Phase III The project is designed to support the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) and Department of Education (DOE) in Dharamsala, India in implementing the Basic Education Policy (BEP), which aims at developing a system of education having Tibetan traditional education as the core and modern education as its essential co-partner. During this third phase, the program supports activities related to 1) capacity building for teacher development and education, 2) development of curriculum and teaching-learning materials, 3) terminology standardization, 4) institutional and infrastructure development, 5) improved use of information technology, 6) scholarship support to increase the number of students for further studies, and 7) support to Centre for teacher education. The achievements of the project will be monitored using the indicators identified in the Project Document and the LFA-Matrix. Annual monitoring visits will be completed each year.
UN-Habitat's Jordan Affordable Housing Programme, 2014 The project aims to provide 30,000 refugees and vulnerable Jordanian families access to affordable housing. The dwellings will be built over a period of three years and made available to the vulnerable through market mechanisms.

The program will meet the massive shortage of affordable housing in Jordan and through an increased supply of housing contribute to the stabilization of rent prices. The program also aims to increase economic activity and generate jobs in the construction sector, which represents a significant source of informal employment for refugees.

By reducing competition for affordable housing the program also addresses a major source of conflict between host communities and refugees. By enabling Jordanians to own houses at a more attractive rate than previously possible, the program provides a tangible and positive donor contributions to Jordan.
Danida Business Explorer 2015. Uhrenholt A/S Danida Business Explorer 2015. Uhrenholt A/S Danida Business Explorer 2015. Uhrenholt A/S Danida Business Explorer 2015. Uhrenholt A/S
Save the Children efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2015-2017 Save the Children efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria 2015-2016
Core Contribution to the International Service for Human Rights (ISHR) 2020 The objective of the development cooperation is to improve the situation of the human rights defenders and safeguard the civil society space, and consequently amplify their impact and improve the international human rights situation overall, and specifically in relation to gender equality and sexual and reproductive health and rights. These are among the main strategic priorities as outlined in The World 2030.
Support to the Secretary-General's Rights Up Front Initiative Support to the Secretary-General's Rights Up Front Initiative
Strengthening Ministry of Finance Capacity to Implement CC and WEE Supports Afghan state to fulfil its obligations as a duty bearer and enhances the ability of rights holders to voice their needs and use their capacities for the promotion of accountability, transparency, inclusion and non-discrimination.
Forsvarsministeriet - RO-RO-skibet til støtte for FN's Ebola indsats Ministry of Defense UNMEER ebola activities in West Africa
ISS research on South Africa's approach on CVE ISS research on South Africa's approach on CVE
EU administration fee on administration of delegated partnership on support to Legal Service Facility The Governance and Rights Programme 2016-21 will contribute to the promotion of democracy, good governance, rule of law and respect for human rights with a special focus on women. 
 The theory of change  for the programme is based on the assumption that democratic, transparent and accountable governance where women’s rights are equal to men’s provides the most fertile ground for economic development and eradication of poverty and inequality. Strengthening of demand-side governance will contribute to stronger institutional checks and balances, empower citizens, and enhance the potential impact of Danish support provided to Government. In the short-term, change is expected in terms of a stronger and more vocal civil society, increasingly demanding transparency and responsive governance from duty bearers, as well as an increased access to justice for women and men. A particular change is expected in terms of increased awareness of and respect for women’s rights.
Ending Sexual and Gender Based Violence in Ghana The overall strategic objective of the project is to obtain a significant and sustained reduction in the incidence of sexual and gender based violence (SGBV) against women and children in Ghana. The project is perfectly in line with the Danish Strategy for Development Aid `The Right to a Better Life', which states that Denmark will "be at the forefront of international efforts to promote sexual and reproductive health and rights", the newly launched `Strategic framework for Gender Equality, Rights and Diversity in Danish Development Cooperation', where both gender-based violence and the involvement of men and boys plays central roles as well as the Denmark-Ghana Policy Paper 2014-2018 where Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights is one of three policy tracks. The focus will be on preventing violence by raising awareness of SGBV and sensitizing court personal and the media. The aim is to bring attitudinal and behavioural change at the cultural, institutional and individual levels, with a particular focus on working with men and boys. Over a one year period, this project aims to achieve the following results: Improved service delivery from the justice sector in handling sexual and gender based violence (SGBV) cases; Enhanced capacities of communities and organised men's groups to prevent and report the incidence of SGBV; Sensitize religious and traditional leaders to better understand the damaging practices and consequences of SGBV; Foster strong partnerships with the media through the demystification of SGBV for journalists and media practitioners to facilitate gender sensitive reporting.
Women Deliver activities in Denmark The aim is to support the actual executing of the conference, including rental of Bella Center, fee for local conference coordinator, mails and reception.
IFC CSR Trust Fund A strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), which governs the collaboration between Denmark and IFC, was signed in October 2010. It was agreed that the parties would cooperate within the following strategic areas: Sub-Saharan Africa, Fragile States, Environment and Climate and Gender Equality. With reference to the MOU, Denmark agreed in October 2010 to contibute mDKK 25 to fund IFC's advisory services in Zimbabwe, Somalia and South Sudan and activities within gender equality (File:73.c.95.c.4.).

In december 2014, Denmark and IFC signed an agreement in the context of the MOU with the intention to complement collaboration around Inclusive Green Growth. Denmark would contribute mDKK 24,2 IFC's activities wihtin a) b) Clean and Resource Efficient Growth, Resilient Growth and c)Inclusive Growth.

Furthermore, it was decided to contribute mDKK 11,0 to support an IFC's programmes within Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).
HQAI - Core support - The humanitarian standards and certifications, 2016-2019 Humanitarian Quality Assurance Initiative -  Humanitarian Standards and Certifications 2018-2019
DAI 2016. Danish Egyptian Dialogue Institute (DEDI). Support to 'Engaging to Understand Shared Challenges. DEDI 2014-2016' DEDI is through its activities continously working towards promoting mutual understanding between Denmark and Egypt. DEDI contributes to open, democratic, inclusive and cultural developments in the two countries through its projects within the fields of politics and democratization, culture as a means of participation, and media.
Strengthening international engagement on countering violent extremism ¿ meeting under UNGA 2014 Strengthening international engagement on countering violent extremism ¿ meeting under UNGA 2014 Strengthening international engagement on countering violent extremism ¿ meeting under UNGA 2014 Strengthening international engagement on countering violent extremism ¿ meeting under UNGA 2014
Støtte til UNDP New Deal Støttefacilitet Støtte til UNDP New Deal Støttefacilitet Støtte til UNDP New Deal Støttefacilitet Støtte til UNDP New Deal Støttefacilitet
EU-delegated partnership on support to Tanzania Revenue Authorities The Thematic Programme will address income poverty, income distribution through taxes, non-income poverty, governance and rights. High-level policy dialogue and integrated key sector and thematic performance indicators are included.
Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance - Ghana - Lavender Hill Sludge Treatment Project The project will provide an effective low-cost faecal sludge treatment plant at Lavender Hill, Accra. An existing pilot plant nearby has showcased the effectiveness of the suggested treatment technology and its appropriateness in a Ghanaian context.
Study of Lessons Learned from implementing Development Cooperation in Afghanistan The purpose of the study is to analyse lessons learned from implementing development cooperation in the unstable and insecure environment in Afghanistan where it was necessary with a stabilising military presence. The ambition is to obtain realistic and useful lessons with a view to future integrated efforts in fragile states.
Dui Hua 2014-2017 The aim of the programme is to promote human rights in China. It focuses in particular on persons detained for religious or political reasons, on women in prison, juvenile offenders and other detainees.
Support to Participatory Governance and Peace Budilding Somalia Country Programme TP1: Governance, support to Joint Programme on Local Governance and Decentralised Service Delivery and participatory governance and peace
Promoting Inclusiveness for Sustainable Development and Poverty Alleviation Under the project, IEA will undertake research in the following areas:
1. Winner-Takes-All (WTA) politics, which comprise a review of the powers of appointment of the President, an assessment of the Independence of the Legislature, a review of the Advisory and Oversight Roles of the Council of State, the Case for an Entrenched National Development plan, Making a case for Effective Decentralization, and a review of the Electoral Formula for Selecting leaders.
2. Assessing the Root Causes of Corruption.
3. Women as Economic Actors 
And there will be an
4. Impact Assessment of IEA¿s Research and Advocacy.

The Embassy of Denmark in Accra will base the actual support on progress attained in the implementation of the engagement as described in the documentation. Progress will be measured through the IEA¿s monitoring framework.
DSIF - Burkina Faso - National Cloud and Fibre Optic Cable (ICT) Project The project will improve access to information and communications technology (ICT), promoting inclusive and sustainable industrialisation and fostering innovation, through construction of a national cloud and fibre optic cable infrastructure. Burkina Faso has embarked on a policy of reforms aiming at the use of ICT to promote the empowerment of the citizens and economic growth. The reforms are aiming at making ICT broadly available and promote its use in society as part of a drive to combat corruption, modernise the public administration and strengthen democracy, decentralisation and the respect and fulfilment of human rights. The project includes optical fibre network at both municipal and inter-urban level as well as a government cloud platform connecting different public organisations.
A study on South Asian LDCs' market access to India A study on South Asian LDCs' market access to India A study on South Asian LDCs' market access to India A study on South Asian LDCs' market access to India
Support to the operation of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine Support to the operation of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine.
UNHCR efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2015-2018 UNHCR varetager den overordnede, meget komplekse coordination af indsatsen ift. flygtningestrømmen fra Syrien, hvilket inkluderer tæt samarbede med mere end 150 partnere. UNHCR forestår registrering af de flygtninge, der ankommer til nærområder, herunder godt 2 mio. syriske flygtninge I Egypten, Irak, Jordan og LIbanon og de knapt 2 mio. I Tyrkiet.

UNHCR støtter såvel flygtninge som de berørte lokalsamfund, der huser dem, herunder med særligt focus på de mest udsatte grupper. UNHCR er I den forbindelse bl.a. ansvarlig for administration af flygtningelejre, transport af flygtninge, uddeling af penge til dækning af flygtninges mest basale behov, monitorering af beskyttelsesrelaterede forhold, træning af myndigheder I nabolandene til Syrien på asylområdet m.m.
Workshop on Scaling-up Clean and Sustainable Energy in Africa Workshop on Scaling-up Clean and Sustainable Energy in Africa Workshop on Scaling-up Clean and Sustainable Energy in Africa Workshop on Scaling-up Clean and Sustainable Energy in Africa
UN Global Compact: Annual Local Network Forum 2014 UN Global Compact: Annual Local Network Forum 2014 UN Global Compact: Annual Local Network Forum 2014 UN Global Compact: Annual Local Network Forum 2014
Meeting with African Foreign Ministers on migration in the margins of the AU Summit 2016 Meeting with African Foreign Ministers on migration in the margins of the AU Summit 2016
10 Year Anniversary of the Arab Initiative 10 Year Anniversary of the Arab Initiative 10 Year Anniversary of the Arab Initiative 10 Year Anniversary of the Arab Initiative
Syrien-overgangsprogrammet 2015-2016 The Danish transition programme for Syria's three main purposes are 1) To promote a political solution by coordinating track I and track II initiatives in order to improve the conditions for a peaceful resolution to the conflict 2) to support stabilisation and service delivery in order to improve the population¿s access to basic services and community security, empower moderate actors and foster community resilience to extremist actors and, 3) To strengthen the role of civil society to act as a force for democratic change and inclusive peace, to support transitional justice and to promote respect for human rights.

The Danish Syria Stabilisation Programme builds on the 2014 programme, placing a greater emphasis on stabilisation measures amidst ongoing conflict, with the intention of more directly focusing on activities that can address the consequences of the conflict¿s protracted and divisive nature.
Danida Business Explorer 2015. GM Plast A/S Danida Business Explorer 2015. GM Plast A/S Danida Business Explorer 2015. GM Plast A/S Danida Business Explorer 2015. GM Plast A/S
Danish-British conference concerning stabilisation at Wilton Park 25th - 27th June 2014 Danish-British conference concerning stabilisation at Wilton Park 25th - 27th June 2014 Danish-British conference concerning stabilisation at Wilton Park 25th - 27th June 2014 Danish-British conference concerning stabilisation at Wilton Park 25th - 27th June 2014
UN Global Compact Trust Fund 2015 UN Global Compact Trust Fund 2015 UN Global Compact Trust Fund 2015 UN Global Compact Trust Fund 2015
DFC - fellowships Danish Fellowship Centre (DFC) - Funding of Fellowships in DK, 2016