devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
ResCom: Community resilience in the agrosilvopastoral sector in Burkina Faso The overall objective of the project is to “contribute to developing and strengthening community resilience within agropastoral households, including those of IDPs, in the regions of Boucle du Mouhoun and Nord.”. This objective will contribute to the achievement of the following Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): SDG1 (no poverty), SDG2 (zero hunger), SDG8 (decent employment), SDG10 (reduced inequalities), SDG13 (fight against climate change) , SDG17 (partnership for the global goals).
Bolstering Health Systems and Security in LMICs – motivated by COVID-19 The partnership aims to provide real-time analysis, evidence-based solutions, and actionable recommendations to help policymakers and other stakeholders mitigate the impact of COVID-19 in LMICs and prepare for future global pandemics. The partnership will focus on three cross-cutting and overarching objectives:
a) Advancing a more resilient global health system and fit-for-purpose preparedness and response infrastructure for LMICs:
b) Strengthening global health supply chains and promoting sustainable models for global health innovation and access to make markets work better for the poor in LMICs
c) Advancing an effective and coordinated international response to economic challenges in LMICs
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Danish experts to the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)
United Nations International Children's Fund (UNICEF) flash appeal funding Ethiopia incl. Tigray 2021 Humanitarian assistance in response to UNICEF's flash appeal for Ethiopia incl. Tigray in 2021.
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) flash appeal funding Turkey Cross-Border fund 2020 Danish contribution to OCHA Turkey Cross-Border Fund 2020
UNDP Sudan HF 2019-2020 Danish contribution to UNDP Sudan Humanitarian Fund. The grant supports the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Sudan, amongst them three separate crisis in three different parts of the country and the presence of 1 mio. refugees from South Sudan and Eritrea.  

Due to its nature as a response to a humanitarian appeal operational results are general and highly aggregated and the MFA contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner.  Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://www.undp.org/results Danish contribution to UNDP Sudan Humanitarian Fund, 2019-2020
Global Commission on Adaptation The overall objective of the Danish support to the Global Commission on Adaptation is to make the human and economic case for accelerating, integrating and scaling climate change adaptation in public and private planning and investments in developing countries.
United Nations International Children's Fund (UNICEF) flash appeal funding Yemen 2021 Humanitarian assistance in response to UNICEF flash appeal for Yemen in 2021.
Telling the Real Story Information Campaign Objective of the information campaign is two-fold; a) Awareness raising activities in the Horn of Africa and Sudan on the risks of onward irregular movement and, b) Provide information on available services in countries of first asylum and opportunities for regular movement, when available.
UNDP Afghanistan HF 2021 Meeting the objectives of the Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2018-2021, updated in January 2021, that points to 18.4 million people in need and calls for 1.3 billion USD to reach 15.7 million people.

Due to its nature as a response to a humanitarian appeal operational results are general and highly aggregated and the MFA contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner.  Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://annualreport.undp.org/ Meeting the objectives of the Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2018-2021, updated in January 2021, that points to 18.4 million people in need and calls for 1.3 billion USD to reach 15.7 million people.
International Council of Voluntary Agencies (ICVA) annual contribution 2019 Contribution to ICVA 2019
CHS Alliance core contributions, since 2020 Denmark has actively supported the development of the Core Humanitarian Standard (CHS) and the establishment of CHS Alliance in order to ensure high humanitarian standards and accountability in the humanitarian sector.

CHSA is responsible for the maintenance and the dissemination of the Core Humanitarian Standard (CHS). The CHSA has 157 members (220 organisations) who align with the CHS. The CHSA has played an active role in relation to the PSEAH agenda and ensured that PSEAH save guarding mechanisms are included in the CHS. The work of CHAS is an important element of Danish quality assurance of partners and accountability to affected populations.

The partner’s results description and results frameworks are global, general, and highly aggregated and the MFA core contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner. Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://www.chsalliance.org/about/ Danish contribution to the core activities of the Core Humanitarian Standard Alliance, since 2020
Support to Overseas Development Institute (ODI), 2021-2024 HPG overall aim is to inform and inspire principled humanitarian policy and practice and enhance the effectiveness of humanitarian action in saving lives and alleviating suffering. This is achieved through the Integrated Programme (IP), a two-year rolling body of independent research and policy engagement, which examines critical issues facing humanitarian policy and practice.
Danish Church Aid - NGO call Lebanon - 2021-2023 Danish Church Aid - NGO call Lebanon - 2021-2023 - To promote well-being, resilience and social cohesion among host and refugee populations, specifically children and youth, in Tyre in South Lebanon.
Regional Programme on Climate Change, Conflict, Displacement and Irregular Migration in Sahel: Preparation support The objective of the assignment is to prepare the required supporting documentation for the program document for the new four-year programme. 

The assignment is the third and final phase of a project preparation of a new initiative with a budget of DKK 800 million. The assignment will build on a mapping report prepared in 2020 (first phase), and a subsequent identification report and concept note prepared in early 2021 (second phase). It will also take into account comments submitted by the Danida Programme Committee on 20 May 2021. 

The consultant will dialogue with the partners who have been proposed for the separate engagements under the programme to finalise the needed supporting documentation. Based on the consultations the consultant will prepare the actual annexes/supporting documentation needed to finalise the formulation of the new programme, which will make it ready for implementation.
Appraisal DEA Indonesia Appraisal of the Proposed Danish Energy Partnership Programme in Indonesia under the Danish Climate Envelope 2020-2022
Support to Identify Potential Areas for Offshore Mari-culture Development in Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam Overall objective: 

This pilot project is to provide scientific base for planning and facilitating the sustainable development of large-scale mariculture in Quang Ninh. Lessons shall be drawn for other provinces and sub-regions where industrial mariculture is still at the early stage.

Specific objectives:

•	Provide an overall map of Quang Ninh seawater with clear descriptions of potential areas which are suitable for developing offshore mariculture;
•	Provide a detailed assessment of the water carrying capacity in the selected areas (pilot site) for setting up industrial/large scale marine fish farms;
•	Develop a roadmap/strategy for the development of large-scale mariculture in Quang Ninh;
•	Draw the lessons for further application to develop sustainable industrial mariculture in other provinces/sub-regions.
Support for UNFPA’s humanitarian action in Burkina Faso Support to UNFPA Humanitarian Response - Core Support 2020-2022
Accountability Lab SA Overall, the project will contribute to the knowledge and capacity development of the South African National Prosecuting Agency. The project activities will set the foundation for its future actions in order to achieve the results set out in their Medium Term Strategic Framework and Annual Performance Plans. More specifically, the project will support the NPA have a better understanding of the services needed by victims of crime and will have an increased understanding of how to effect structural, operational and behavioural change within the organisation.
Ukraine Local Empowerment, Accountability and Development Programme Phase II (ULEAD II) The overall objective of Ukraine Local Empowerment Accountability and Development programme phase II (U-LEAD II) is to contribute to further advancement of multilevel governance in Ukraine, which is transparent, accountable and responsive to the needs of the population. 

Denmark has supported U-LEAD Phase I since 2016 and the second phase provides continued instrumental support to decentralisation and local government reform.
Consultancy support to tender process 2021 - 3 evaluations The tender process consultant will assist ELK in the tendering of the following assignments: an evaluation of the Peace and Stabilisation Fund (PSF), including three case studies; an evaluation of the Danida business sector programmes; an evaluation of gender equality in Danish development cooperation.
Voluntary Contribution to the OECD Development Co-Operation Directorate 2021-2022 To contribute to the implementation of the OECD DAC’s Work Programme with a view to strengthening evidence, collective learning, policy guidance and monitoring of ODA for influencing 1) a sustainable recovery from COVID-19; 2) the implementation of climate and environment objectives; and 3) Peer reviews
Strengthening the Sphere of Protection for Victims of Trafficking and Vulnerable Migrants in Egypt II This project aims to contribute to the Egyptian government efforts to reduce vulnerabilities of migrants and victims of trafficking through enhanced migration management for fair and efficient practices that address the protection needs of migrants in Egypt and at the borders.
BRAC Migration phase II 2019-2022 Project started in late 2019 so there was no targets set for 2019. Objective 1 To raise awareness at community level on returnee reintegration and pitfalls of irregular migration;
Objective 2 To contribute to and strengthen local/national institutional support necessary for returnee socio-economic reintegration;
Objective 3 To ensure reintegration of returnees including psychosocial, economic (through skill training and in-kind support) as well as social support;
Roadmap for Cooperation between EASO and Egypt The objective(s) of the development cooperation among the parties is to contribute to the enhancement of the protection space for asylum seekers and refugees in Egypt in line with CEAS and EU standards.
Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance - Uganda - Wakiso West Water Supply and Sanitation Project The project’s overall objective is “to improve the quality of life, health and livelihoods of people as well as the environment in Wakiso West and Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area (GKMA) by securing access to water and sanitation, which is recognised as a human right”. Wakiso West - an area to the south and south-west of GKMA - sees strong population growth the coming years, with demands for water and sanitation services on a steep rise, and its infrastructure insufficient to meet even current levels of demand. The project helps address these needs by construction of a 62,500 m3/day Water Treatment Plant (WTP), water intake from Lake Victoria, installation of the main and secondary system of water pipes, and construction of a 400 m3/day Faecal Sludge Treatment Plant. It also includes a 2.95 MW capacity Solar energy-plant to cover parts of the electricity needs of the WTP, STP, and pumping stations. The total project budget is DKK 1362 million, and DSIF provides a mixed credit in an amount of DKK 1072 million with 50% concessionality. The appropriation on the Development Assistance Budget is DKK 669 million, including budget margin.
Contract Formulation C40 Cities Climate Action Implementation The objective of this assignment is to assist the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with preparation of a programme to support the acceleration of inclusive climate action in developing countries (2020-2024)
Overseas Developmnet Institute for HPG, 2019-2020 Support to Overseas Development Institute (ODI) for the Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG): Integrated programme, 2019-2021 "Inclusivity and invisibility in humanitarian action"
Contribution to the OECD DAC Programme of Work and Budget (PWB) 2021-22 To contribute to the implementation of the OECD DAC’s Work Programme 2021-2022 with a view to strengthening evidence, collective learning, policy guidance and monitoring of ODA.
Layout mobility Evaluation Policy for Danish Development Cooperation 2020 extended Danish The evaluation policy from 2016 was updated to reflect recent changes in the organisational structure of the evaluation function, updated evaluation criteria from OECD/DAC and other minor changes in the evaluation practice. The evaluation policy needs to be made public to ensure transparency of the evaluation function
Access Now digital modstandskraft 2020-2022 Danish contribution to Acces Now in relation to strengthening the digital resilience of civil society in developing countries, 2020-2022.
Contributing to a coherent and coordinated UN support for migration management. 2020-2021. The objective of the engagement is to i) supporting the UN system in contributing to a coherent and coordinated migration management, focusing on building capacities at country level and breaking down silos in the UN cooperation on migration; and ii) contributing to the overall Danish efforts to reduce irregular migration and make existing migration more safe, orderly and regular.
Promoting Inclusive Green Entrepreneurship in the Kibale, Itwara and Matiri Forest Landscape in Western Uganda Uganda has an economy that largely depends on the natural resource base for growth, but the
country is still highly vulnerable to climatic changes, particularly affecting the large proportion
(60%) of the population that depends on (rainfed) agriculture for their livelihood. The objective
of the proposal is to revitalise rural communities and increase their resilience to climate and other
external shocks through a nature-based model for green job creation, innovation and
entrepreneurship that protects and restores land and ecosystem services. The proposal
simultaneously targets issues of land and forest degradation and poverty. Together with
population growth - up to 3.6% in Western Uganda - this is part of a vicious, self-reinforcing
circle, which also leads to increased carbon emissions and reduced resilience of rural communities
to climate change. Generally, agricultural productivity is low making it difficult to sustain a
growing (young and increasingly unemployed) population, market access limited, value addition
low to non-existing, and part of the solution - improved skills and knowledge - is not readily
available. Rural communities and low-income population groups are largely denied access to
formal vocational training at vocational training institutions due to high fees, accompanying costs
(accommodation, buying food, lost labour at home), gender (women alone away from home),
combined with long training periods.
Explorer 2019 The Fish Export Industry in Bangladesh is becoming more and more important for the country’s economy resulting in growing demand for investments. Through Kølemadsen’s previous and current market involvement, they have been able to secure an acceptable market position with potential for further development. Therefore, they have decided to engage in a new market strategy regarding Bangladesh exploring the possibilities for a more permanent establishment on the market in form of a service workshop.
Review of Updated Results Management Framework and Screening of Project Proposals in Relation to the DK Board Seat in the Green Climate Fund Review of updated results management framework and screening of project proposals in relation to the DK board seat in the Green Climate Fund
Review af IWGIA The overall objective of the review is to assess IWGIA's organizational capacity in delivering results according to its own institutional strategy (2017-2020). Specific objectives are to: Assess IWGIA's organizational capacity with a view to achieve agreed results in accordance with relevant documents; assess IWGIA's follow-up on the recommendations from the 2013 and 2016 review; assess the relevance of IWGIA's work given the rise of vocal organizations amongst indigenous peoples themselves and the evolving international architecture on the rights of indigenous peoples
CARE - NGO Call Afghanistan 2022-2023 Crisis-affected, vulnerable, and at-risk populations will have access to lifesaving humanitarian services, enabling them to meet basic needs, mitigate risks, and build self-reliance and resilience to cope with shocks and stresses.
FAO Covid-19 Horn of Africa 2020 Contribution to FAO for COVID-19and desert locust-related actions in the Horn of Africa, 2020.

Through this contribution from Denmark, FAO is enhancing regional capacity by purchasing an aircraft for control and surveillance operations of the Desert Locust Control Organization for Eastern Africa (DLCO-EA).
DLCO-EA is the regional pest and vector management organization established by an International Convention signed in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in 1962. Its mandate is to promote control operations and forecast techniques against upsurges and plagues of the desert locust. It provides a critical role in the fight against a locust upsurge.

Due to its nature as a response to a humanitarian appeal operational results are general and highly aggregated and the MFA contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner.  Please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://www.fao.org/corporatepage/publications/publications/en Danish contribution to FAO for COVID-19 and desert locust related actions in Horn of Africa, 2020.
Core contribution to The New Humanitarian, 2021-2023 Supporting The New Humanitarian in its work to contribute to more effective and accountable humanitarian action that improves the lives of people affected.

Denmark’s support contributes to the objective of The New Humanitarian: To contribute to more effective and accountable humanitarian action that improves the lives of people affected by (1) Informing decision-makers and practitioners in the humanitarian and related sectors; (2) Providing accountability and transparency; (3) Raising awareness among wider audiences. The New Humanitarian does this by putting independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world.

The partner’s results description and results frameworks are global, general, and highly aggregated and the MFA core contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner. Please refer to the hyperlink below. 

https://www.thenewhumanitarian.org/content/about-us Supporting The New Humanitarian in its work to contribute to more effective and accountable humanitarian action that improves the lives of people affected.
Danida Sustainable Infrastructure Finance (DSIF) - Ukraine - Kremenchuk District Heating Renovation Project The overall Project objective is to maintain the life, health and environment in the Rakovka district of the city of Kremenchuk by securing reliable and affordable heating and hot-tap water.
Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General 2021-2024 Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General 2021-2024
UNFPA efforts in Syria 2021 DKK 10 mio. for UNFPA's UNFPA’s humanitarian engagements in Syria, including in North-East and North-West Syria. UNFPA provides life-saving sexual and reproductive health services, services related to mental health and psychosocial support and works to prevent gender-based violence, including for displaced populations throughout Syria. UNFPA and its partners are present in IDP settlements as well as the al-Hol camp in North-East Syria. https://www.unfpa.org/publications Meeting the objectives of UNFPA’s humanitarian operations in Syria, including in the North-East Syria in 2021, with a funding requirement of 80.9 million USD.
Evaluation Study: Use of multilateral organisation strategies Over the last 2 years, a number of organizational strategies have been approved in the Programme Committee, prompting a discussion of the Danish engagement and influence in these organization. The elaboration of the strategies and the subsequent discussions revealed an interest in the MFA to understand better how the MFA uses the organizational strategies, their results framework and the dialogue, monitoring and reporting against these to engage with its multilateral partners. The study will focus on five organizations representing a variety of Danish priorities: WFP, UNHCR, UNFPA, UNICEF and the World Bank. The study will assess the organization strategies and their corresponding results frameworks, dialogue and reporting. In order to be representative, partners with a humanitarian mandate as well as a development mandate has been selected.
Session at Global Refugee Forum Geneva The allocation will finance professional expertise and presentations and the spotlight sessions, as well as printing of flyers summarising key conclusions from a joint UNHCR-Danish evaluation and a study commissioned by the MFA, to be disseminated at the GRF and specifically at the spotlight session to take place on December 16, 2019 at the Palais des Nations in Geneva. 

The strategic objective of the project is to disseminate evidence on what works in addressing protracted displacement in a comprehensive fashion, and tot initiate a high-level discussion on burden and responsibility sharing between donors, host government as well as international humanitarian actors and development agencies. To disseminate evidence on what works in addressing protracted displacement in a comprehensive fashion and to initiate a high level discussion on burden and responsibility sharing between donors host government as well as international humanitarian actors and development agencies.
Danish support for the work of the UN Secretary General's Climate Action Team on combatting climate change The objective of this development cooperation between the Government of Denmark and the Secretary General’s Climate Action Team is to support the teams activities targeted at ODA-eligible countries. 
The objectives of the development cooperation include:

1.	Country Engagement to advance progress on delivery of ambitious NDCs and Net Zero Strategies, with a focus on climate vulnerable countries.

2.	Continued Push on Energy Transitions-- No New Coal.

3.	Maintain pressure on public finance commitments of ODA and the US$100B commitment.