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Strategic Research Institute Initiatives The Strategic Institute Initiatives shall contribute to economic growth and welfare in ODA-countries. This will be achieved with more systematic linking and communication of research-based knowledge on poverty-related topics by the research institutes Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI), Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), Chr. Michelsen institute (CMI) and Fridtjof Nansen Institute (FNI), with the aim of being used by decision makers, special target groups and the public.
Ffu - Fisheries Intelligence and MCS support in West Africa phase III The overall objective is strengthened governance and increased compliance with national and international laws related to fisheries operations in West Africa, contributing to the conservation and optimum use of living marine resources.
In the Gulf of Guinea, Illegal fishing accounts for a significant share of the catches and therefore affect jobs creation and contribute to poverty increase in fishing communities which are responding in various ways to the impacts of illegal fishing and declining fish stocks. Through the Fisheries Committee for the West Central Gulf of Guinea (FCWC), the countries of Liberia, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Benin, and Nigeria, work to ensure a sustainable development of the fisheries resources in the FCWC Convention Area. The project proposal builds on the foundations and progress made to date under previous phase to specifically meet these objectives:
Outcome 1 - FCWC Member States are cooperating and effectively acting to reduce illegal fishing and associated crimes at the national, regional, and international level
Outcome 2 – The FCWC is effectively achieving its mandate to promote cooperation among its Member States to ensure the conservation and optimum use of their living marine resources
WILPF WPS COLOMBIA WILPFS country programme in Colombia - Work with women and young victims of multiple forms of gender, social and armed violence on knowledge management, psychosocial and legal support, sustainable activism, peace building and defence of women's human rights, political advocacy
OPT Gaza - Health Emergencies Program Support to WHO Health Emergency Program OPT - Gaza conflict
Building justice and peace through SUSTAINABLE PLANET in Tanzania MEANINGFUL WORK will empower youth to secure financial stability & create economic justice in the society by engaging in economic justice advocacy to reduce corruption & change economic policies to promote human dignity. The primary target group is marginalised youth (age 13-30) some of which will be members in savings groups. The saving groups will also receive training in entrepreneurship and business skills.
Ukraine - Strategic Partenrships Norwegian Red Cross Support to Ukraine crisis. Strategic Partenrships Norwegian Red Cross
Protection from IEDs Sahel Protection of the civilians from Improvised Explosive Devices in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger.
TZ: Many Hands Make Light Work: Eliminate slavery in child domestic work Impact: Children involved in child domestic work are free from abuse and exploitation and have their rights respected, enabling them to lead full and independent lives.

Main activities include: Income-generating activities (IGA) for vulnerable families, awareness raising for guardians, training of employers, psychosocial and legal support to abused Child Domestic Workers (CDWs), establishment and meetings of Child Protection Committees, work with teachers, training for duty-bearers etc.
ILO Programme Cooperation Agreement (Support to RBSA) 2024-2025 Support to the implementation of ILO's Programme and budget 2022-2023 through the Regular Budget Supplementary Acoount (RBSA).

The RBSA has 3 strategic thematic areas: 
•	Transitions from the informal to the formal economy
•	Gender equality and inclusion
•	Just transitions towards environmentally sustainable economies and societies
Gender Justice and Strengthening Women's Rights LWF's work to ensure equal participation of women and men in church and society, including advocacy efforts at CSW and continuing the implementation of LWF's gender justice policy. Important, as many LWF member churches have less than equitable participation of women and men. There is emphasis on learning across the communion, both inter-regionally and within regions.
DCPSF - Darfur Community Peace and Stability Fund Darfur Community Peace and Stability Fund is a fund aimed at strengthening the local, traditional conflict resolution mechanisms in Darfur.
NORCAP - Access to clean energy and support to sutainable humanitarian response Deployment of international experts to support climate services and energy in emergencies in Africa south of Sahara and Ukraine. The experts will support a variety of institutions and organizations working on weather forcast and climate services in humanitarian settings like refugee camps. Through institutional capacity buliding this program wil also contribute to climate adaptation. One of the programs, The Accelerator Program, will  focus on female energy experts. NORCAP is experiencing a rapidly increasing demand for energy advisory services in refugee camps and areas of displacement.
Civil participation in reconciliation and peaceful co-existence This project aims to provide and prepare appropriate and conducive space or ground for social cohesion and peaceful coexistence through the promotion of solidarity and tolerance by engagement of stakeholders and rights-holders in action plans for peace.
Change Agents for Peace progrmme (CAPP) The project will contribute to peaceful, socially cohesive communiites where nonviolent methods and solutions have been adopted as an integral part of life. A network of more than 3000 communty -based peacebuilders in Great Lakes region in Africa ( eastern DR Congo, Burundi and Rwanda) will be established.
JPO Lars Onsager Stordal UNHABITAT JPO Lars Onsager Stordal UN-HABITAT Nairobi, Kenya.   First year assignment USD 122 998,66
ILO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-23 Support to the implementation of ILO's Programme and budget 2022-2023 through the Regular Budget Supplementary Acoount and mildly earmarked support to Outcome 1: Strong tripartite constitutents and influential and inclusive social dialogue and Outcome 6: Gender equality and equal opportunities and treatment in the world of work.
Congo-Basin - Transparency and legality in timber sector Increased compliance with laws by operators placing timber on the supply chain ( Cameroon and the Republic of Congo). Increased compliance with legislation is essential to protect biodiversity and reduce emissions in the timber sector.
Vietnam - Fight Corruption & Forest Crime, Support Defenders and Improve Fight Corruption & Forest Crime, Support Defenders and Improve Governance
IASC Protection Policy Review Financial support to the Project Review of the IASC Protection Policy.
Access Support Unit (ASU) Support to UNOPS Access Support Unit (ASU) in order to improve access of staff and movement of goods in and out of Gaza, so as to relieve the humanitarian crisis, promote economic growth and reduce drivers of the conflict.
Decision Support for Universal Health Coverage Follow on for the global Priorities 2020 programme. This programme aims to work with a network of international universities and local domestic institutions to build country level capacity for applying ethical and economic analysis to establish rational priorities in health care at country level and within domestic resource constraints, as effective priority setting is at the heart of effective health sector reform. Countries involved are Ethiopia, Ghana, Tanzania, Zanzibar, Malawi, Nepal og India.
Strenghtening movement coordination and cooperation (SMCC) Strenghtening movement coordination and cooperation (SMCC)
Implementing UNSCR 1325 through the media The project aims at: Increased participation of women in and strengthened gender perspective on conflict resolution, peacebuilding and post-conflict reconstruction processes.  Media reports more frequently and in a more gender and conflict sensitive way on conflict-related issues. Women, in particular from excluded groups and/or conflict-affected areas, participate to a higher extent in the public debate on issues related to conflict and peacebuilding
Food security and climate resilience in Syria Promoting imporved food security and climate resilient livelihoods through civil society. MASRRAT organization develops and builds skills for (small farmers, youth and women) in rural areas.
Children’s rights - Guatemala 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: Asociación de Investigación, Desarrollo y Educación Integral -IDEI-, Red niño-niña, Instituto Centroamericano de Estudios Fiscales -ICEFI-
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project delivered advocacy and rights training to young people living with disabilities in Malawi, Zimbabwe, Kenya and Tanzania (Zanzibar).
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Bangladesh, Nepal. The project, 'Promoting Dalit Rights through Mutual Learning' aims to promote the human rights of Dalits and marginalised 
communities collectively in Nepal and Bangladesh by mutually sharing and learning  between the partner organizations.
Developing solutions for closing the yield gap in smallholder oil palm p Global Yield Gap Atlas Phase II, Developing solutions for closing the yiled gap in smallholder oil palm plantation in Indonesia. The objective is to increase oil palm yield in smallholders plantation, and forest and peatlands are protected from further conversion into oil palm plantation.
UNDP Core Contribution 2022-2025 This is the Core Support to UN Development Programme. Core support is the pillar of Norway's support to UNDP's support to the world's poorest countries countries to eradicate poverty and inequality, attain sustainable development and strengthen resilience to criss - and achieve the goals of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Malawi CBID program Persons with disabilities benefit from improved wheelchair services and other related services and opportunities
SWA Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Reproductive health care. Aawareness raising activities and education related to teenage pregnancies.
IMS International Media Support 2016 -2019 Strengthen media sector and access to information. Capacity building and Safety of journalists. IMS works with gender equality and women's rights in an integrated manner as part of their organisational development and organisational strategy. Gender equality is a cross cutting issue through all six pilars of the agreement in addition to a stand-alone pilar.
Network of Local Governments II The overall objective is to support and enable citizen participation in public and political decision-making, to lead to the creation of responsive, accountable and transparent institutions that can deliver quality-level services. 

Outcome 1: Increased participation of Jordanian vulnerable groups in the electoral, political, democratic space and decision-making processes.
Outcome 2 :Strengthened coordination between central, local governments and communities for inclusive and participatory 
Outcome 3: Enhanced access to quality health and psycho-social care, including residential homes and shelters for vulnerable groups.
Partnerships for food security and livelihoods - Africa Regional The project aims to increase food and nutrition security for small-scale food producers and their communities in Malawi, Uganda and Niger.  The long-term impact is to strengthen climate-resilient local food systems by putting small-scale producers at the center and allowing for the widespread use and consumption of locally adapted crops and varieties (including neglected and underutilized food plants), and promoting self-sufficiency.

Outcomes are:
1) Local biodiversity management
2) Local value chains of agrobiodiverse products
3) Innovative Farmer-Researcher partnerships
4) Collaborative environment for policy change

Main activites include:
1) Research agendas on PPB/crop diversity and local food plants/nutrition; increased capacities for PPB, utilization of LFPs, and agroecological crop management; improved seed storage; strong dissemination linkages to create insterest in/market for PPB and nutrition work, and to stimulate demand for marketing.
2) Production and dissemination of high-quality seed of local adapted varieties; increased capacities for food production and value creation/addition; improved local value chains of agrobiodiverse products; strengthened market linkages among value chain actors; increased market access for farmers organizations.
3) New ways of famer-researcher collaboration; increased capacitites for farmer-managed seed and food systems research; successful co-created innovations.
4) Increased influence through evidence-based advocacy; policy reforms proposed; increased capacities for policy influencing. 

Resources will be allocated toward mobilizing, supporting and engaging women’s leadership roles in food production, processing and marketing to empower women as key actors in food production and address the economic and legislative barriers they face. Power dynamics and paradigms will be targeted, including active work on policy change related to women’s access to land.
Emergency Support after flooding in Holy Trinity Peace Village (HTPV) - Kuron The overall objective of the project is to restore the two key infrastructure (bridges) on Kuron river to pre-flood conditions. Once rehabilitated, the motor bridge would allow normal activities of peace village to be resumed with access to air trip, communities, health facility, vocational training center, Schools operated by peace village and also movements of heavy trucks ferrying food supplies to Boma state.
Dialogue meeting on enhanced indigenous peoples' participation in the UN Support to global meeting of indigenous peoples in Ecuador to develop strategies for enhancing indigenous peoples participation in the UN.
Support to Ukrainian refugees in neighbouring countries WFP support to Ukrainian refugees in Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia
PEACE for Human Rights Defenders: Protect, Empower, Advocate, Connect, Support to human rights organisations and human rights defenders
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NLM-Reducing Maternal Mortality Program The project aims to reduce maternal and neonatal mortality among the target population. Thus, this project aims to support regional and local government in their work to reduce maternal deaths.
NRC/NORCAP: Supporting South Sudan Peace Process 2020-2022 (RJMEC & CTSAMVM secondments) Secondments of experts RJMEC & CTSAMVM 2020-2023
NORDEM - support to Sahel Panel Addendum The Issoufou-panel was formally launched by the UN in 2022 to provide analysis of the situation in the SAHEL area and make suggestions for international presence and solutions to the complex security situation. Norway will support the panel with secondments of 3 persons and funding of some program activities. The agreement/support will end by 2023. NORDEM will be the implementing partner. The total support is 8 870 014NOK.
NLM-Jigjiga School Capacity Improvement Project The overall development goal of the project is to improve the capacity of some schools in Jigjiga area by improving the teaching and learning environment
Support for Sustainable Peace in South Sudan: Peacebuilding The Programme aims to address deep seated conflicts, gender inequalities and improve access to water and sanitation in a holistic manner to achieve sustainable peace within a safe environment
FAO Fishery project The project aims to support about 1400 fisheries in the Gaza Strip to maintain and fix their fishing boats. Maintaining the boats will improve the fishing boats' performance, safety, and productivity so that the poor fishermen can ship in deeper fishing zones, catch more fish and generate more income. The fixed boats will also be more environmentally friendly with less emission of gases, less oil and petrol spills in the sea, and less fuel consumption. While men dominate the fishery sector, women contribute to this sector through logistics, storage, and, to a lesser extent, marketing. This project includes a social dimension while addressing the socio-economic conditions of the households to reduce the burden of economic and social stress on women. The project will ensure and monitor fishing trends to prevent overfishing and protect the Gaza Sea's marine life. December 1 2022 until Nov 30 2025.
UNOPS-   Norwegian Rakhine Fund- Sittwe General Hospital This project is the first stage of implementation of one of the series of recommendations of the Advisory Commission on Rakhine State.  Norway through the Norwegian Rakhine Fund project implemented by UNOPS has contributed to the Master Plan for the Sittwe General Hospital.   This project  through UNOPS  is mainly to support the design of Mother and Child Care Hospital and building of staff accomodation for the Sitwe General Hospital.
Colombia Red Cross health and National Society Development Colombia Red Cross, community based health (CBHFA) including first aid, mother newborn child health (MNCH) and disease prevention.
UNFPA - Reproductive health and GBV, Lebanon and Syria The project seeks to enhance community mobilization, engage and buy in within selected geographical areas to ensure access to quality, timely and culturally relevaant gender based violence and reproductive health services and ultimately promoting social cohesion and strengthening community resilience.
The New Normal (Normalising Queer Inclusion) The project seeks to foster an inclusive higher education and to address stigma and discrimination through safe learning initiatives, development of policies on LGBTIQ and anti bullying, teachers and students trained, human rights monitoring, financial support. Sensitisation training of SRCs, decision makers and academics.
Nuclear safety in Eastern Europe and Central Asia Delegation of grant management under The Government's Action Plan for Nuclear Safety and the Environment 2018-2022 to the Directorate for Nuclear Safety (DSA). Priority is given to activities promoting safe management of nuclear waste, training of relevant staff and improving safety measures within monitoring, testing and cyber.
Leveraging Investor Influence to Address Deforestation with a particular focus on Indonesia and Brazil The project will seek to move companies to implement their commitments for deforestation-free supply chains. This will be done by influencing the two key target groups, namely institutional investors and companies driving deforestation (palm oil, beef, soy, and cocoa to be included).
NLM-Creation Three communities on North Sumatra will be empowered to increase their household economics
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The exchange project aims at building the capacity of three civil society organizations on HIV/AIDS and SRHR through the exchange of knowledge and practices. The organizations are working in particular with improving the acess of vulnerable populations, such as transgender, disadvantages people in rurual areas, LHBTQI and youth, to integrated SRHR education, HIV testing, screening and councelling. India, Bangladesh and Cambodia.
Ending Violence against women and girls The project aims at contributing to realization of the Youth Policy through teaching girls and young women comprehensive life skills including child rights and SRHR, developing adolescent girls’ leadership skills.
UNOPS Upgrading the Palestinian Side of Kerem Shalom (KS) Crossing Upgrade of Kerem Shalom crossing, between Israel and Gaza. Assistance to the PA Border Authority.
ADRA Climate Smart Economic Empowerment Project The project intends to improve productivity, value addition and strengthened market linkages for climate adaptive crops and small livestock in the targeted communities of the Gwembe district (Southern Province) and Kawambwa district (Luapula Province).
LiL SeriesIX-X Advancing Youth Civic Engagement, including against Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) In South Sudan. The overall objective is to improve civic engagement among young people and reduce SGBV in South Sudan. Targeting youth, (both men and women) aged 15-35 and women in general ensures that the initiative focuses on key demographics that are traditionally underrepresented in decision-making processes. Additionally, the focus on inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is within the broader framework of creating an inclusive community, aimed at empowering marginalized groups in decision-making processes. The project will be implemented by BBC Media Action in partnership with 26 radio stations and 8 local civil society organisations (4 women-led and 4 youth-led) across 5 states in South Sudan. Core activities will include radio programming (drama series and skits), community outreach and social media campaigns, and strengthening capacity of 13 partner radio stations.
Translation invitation letters Akasie performed the translation of invitation letters to the Oslo Tropical Forest Forum
NORHED II Midwifery Research and Education Midwifery Research and Education Development, Palestine and Ghana. The intention is to have impact at the societal level through a better qualified and respected midwifery workforce, sustainable quality maternal and newborn health service, evidence-based policies and practice, and knowledge-empowered women.
Low Carbon Transition in China A stabile climate and a healthier environment as the main goals, this programme contributes to China’s goal to peak its greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, through pilot projects for low carbon development in cities and companies, developing methodologies and policy recommendations. The impact of the pilots is magnified as the use of our tools are spread to more cities and companies, through the networks of WWF’s many and diverse partners from government, business, academia and civil society.
Malthe Winje AS Feasibility study Phase II small hydropower East-Africa Feasbility study phase II of small hydropower projects in East-Africa. MW has indentified a project portfolio of 10 potential small hydropower projects in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, they want to develop on a BOT basis (build, own, operate, transfer) with local partners, MW has recieved Norad support to develop 3 projects to Financial Close and wants to continue with the next 5 projects to undertake technical studies, environmental studies, financial and legal due diligence in Phase II.