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AmplifyChange Denmark is at the forefront globally of advocating and promoting universal access to sexual and reproductive health and rights. Since the 1994 adoption of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) Programme of Action, Denmark has been a firm supporter of the implementation of the full ICPD agenda, including issues and values that remain controversial such as access to safe abortion and young people’s access to information and services. AmplifyChange is a key strategic partner for Denmark in these efforts.
Denmark’s contribution to AmplifyChange is in support of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with particular focus on SDGs 3, 5 and 17 relating to achieving health and gender equality and mobilising additional resources through new partnerships. It is guided by the “Strategic Framework for Gender Equality, Rights and Diversity in Danish Development Corporation” and “The Promotion of Sexual and Reproductive Health andRights: Strategy for Denmark’s Support”. It is further in line with the process of conjoining Denmark’s humanitarian and development cooperation engagement.
From an administrative and resource efficiency point of view, AmplifyChange enables the donors to support civil society in the South directly, on a large scale and in a coordinated and harmonised manner.
Thematic Programme Climate Change and Sustainable Energy The Climate Resilient Rural Infrastructure Project (CRRIP) under the Thematic Programme Climate Change and Sustainable Energy has been part of the Bangladesh Country Programme 2016-2021. The objective of CRRIP was to construct and maintain climate resilient rural roads and other rural infrastructure through contracts with poor women organized in Labour Contracting Societies (LCS). The project has been co-funded by Denmark and the Government of Bangladesh (GoB).  CRRIP was implemented by the Local Government Engineering Division (LGED) of Bangladesh Government. CRRIP started project implementation in February 2017. 

In March 2018, all CRRIP project activities were suspended due to reports of irregularities.   Subsequently, in September 2018, Danida support was withdraw  and  the project was closed down.  At the same time, it was decided that a select number of Danida financed road constructions be finalised as part of the withdrawal.  Therefore, no reporting beyond 2017. "Enhanced resilience and adaptive capacity in terms of climate change as well as improved access to renewable and efficient energy".
Translation and printing of service directory booklets for the National Dialogue on violence against women and children in South Africa Translation and printing of service directory booklets for the National Dialogue on violence against women and children in South Africa
Explorer 2018 NEPCon Ghana Danida Innovation & Business Explorer (DIBE) offers financial support to Danish companies, including start-ups, that wish to investigate concrete business opportunities contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris agreement. To strengthen NEPCon’s presence in West Africa, which is one of the fastest growing consumer’s markets in the world, NEPCon wants to 
explore the opportunity to establish an office in Ghana. The project aims to strengthen the certification scheme within the forest and agricultural sector in Ghana.
Water and Livelihood programme To improve access to basic social services, expand economic opportunities, and enhance environmental management for communities hosting refugees in the target areas in Kenya.
ARTUP FESTIVAL 2016 - Greeneration The ARTUP Festival will be held in Bandung, West Java, on 28-29 October 2016. The ARTUP Festival, where artists compete and demonstrate how recyclable materials can be transformed into art pieces, and a seminar on circular economy aims:
¿To generate public awareness of waste and other environmental problems in Indonesia and enable them to share their views on the issues. 
¿To show how a circular economy approach can help reduce/eliminate the waste problem and bring about other value added to the economy. 
¿To educate public on waste life cycle and encourage them to recycle, reduce, and reuse (3R). 
¿To introduce the public to Danish experience and expertise in 3R and its circular economy.
UNDP/Niger: Adressing the root causes of migration. addressing root causes of migration and displacement: 
- create stability, improve living conditions, prevent conflicts; jobs, socio-economic opportunities, access to health care,  education, markets, dialogue mechanisms
Global Citizen Women and Youth Empowerment Event 2018 Global Citizen Women and Youth Empowerment Event 2018
Danish Stabilisation and Peace Seminar 2016 Danish Stabilisation and Peace Seminar 2016
Reporting on Religion in Asia Reporting on Religion in Asia Reporting on Religion in Asia Reporting on Religion in Asia
IOM. Afghan returneees from Denmark 2017. To contribute to the sustainable and dignified reintegration of Afghans returning voluntarily from Denmark
ECRF - Protection of minorities in Egypt and introducing cultural diversity ECRF - Protection of minorities in Egypt and introducing cultural diversity ECRF - Protection of minorities in Egypt and introducing cultural diversity ECRF - Protection of minorities in Egypt and introducing cultural diversity
DMDP 2018 – Pushti Ambassador Partnership – creating jobs for female micro-entrepreneurs in Bangladesh The project “Pushti Ambassadors Partnership – Creating jobs for female entrepreneurs in Bangladesh” will contribute to women’ economic empowerment and improved nutrition in rural Bangladesh. The project is a partnership between Arla Foods, who will provide affordable dairy products to help grow the income of rural female micro-entrepreneurs and micro-entrepreneur network partner iSocial who run networks of rural female micro-entrepreneurs, BoPInc, who is an expert on BoP marketing and distribution, and DNet who will implement the recruitment and training program of iSocial. The development objective is to create 200 decent jobs and income opportunities for 5,000 female micro-entrepreneurs in rural areas over the life of the project. The project will extend rural distribution networks using innovative tools with the ambition to scale up to around 22,000 women by 2030, and serve as a model for economic empowerment through increased income opportunities in Bangladesh and beyond. Arla’s objective in this project is to increase access to affordable nutrition by reaching 1,25 million rural consumers over the life of the project. In parallel, Arla is committed to develop the local dairy value chain leading to off-take milk from local dairy farmers. Malnutrition challenges will be addressed through improved access to safe and nutritious food in a strategic combination with behavioural change campaigns.
The Danida Market Development Partnerships programme (DMDP) is designed to support commercially oriented partnerships for sustainable market development in developing countries. In addition to reporting on individually determined outputs and outcomes, all DMDP projects report on five key programme indicators. These five indicators are the same for the whole project portfolio, enabling strategic and programme level monitoring, and aggregation of results.
At the programme level, three key outcomes which are related to three of the five key programme indicators, have been chos Create income opportunities for 5000 female micro-entrepreneurs in Bangladesh by developing a sustainable sales network targeting low-income consumers
FLOW: Capacity building for water use and conservation FLOW: Capacity building for water use and conservation FLOW: Capacity building for water use and conservation FLOW: Capacity building for water use and conservation
¿Exploring the use of Safe Delivery App for decreasing Maternal Mortality in Dodoma Region, Tanzania¿ ¿Exploring the use of Safe Delivery App for decreasing Maternal Mortality in Dodoma Region, Tanzania¿ ¿Exploring the use of Safe Delivery App for decreasing Maternal Mortality in Dodoma Region, Tanzania¿ ¿Exploring the use of Safe Delivery App for decreasing Maternal Mortality in Dodoma Region, Tanzania¿
OCHA CBHF for Myanmar, 2016-2017 OCHA CBHF for Myanmar, 2016-2017 OCHA CBHF for Myanmar, 2016-2017 OCHA CBHF for Myanmar, 2016-2017
DB Explorer 2017 - Fasterholt Fasterholt Maskinfabrik is interested in marketing and selling Danish designed climate smart irrigation machines to Uganda. With this business project, Fasterholt Maskinfabrik wished to  provide access to modern irrigation technologies and water harvesting methods and help small, medium and largescale farmers to better adapt to climate change – adding value not only to the environmental field but also to food security.
DI Improving the public-private Water provision SA DI Improving the public-private Water provision SA DI Improving the public-private Water provision SA DI Improving the public-private Water provision SA
Secondment of Aske Nørby Bonde and Stine Lassen for the EEAS, Turkey Division To second a National Expert for the EEAS Turkey division.
ACP 2018-2020, Thematic Programme 1, Good Governance, Anti-Corruption and Strengthening Human Rights The objective of TP1 is to Contribute to strengthening state institutions at national and sub-national levels to embed the social contract between duty bearers and rights holders and counter corruption in order to end the culture of impunity. This will be done through multilateral and bilateral mechanisms and will be assessed against the following indicators
Evaluation of the Investment Fund for developing Countries  (IFU) In view of the continued central role of IFU in Danish development cooperation, the Evaluation Department of the MFA (EVAL) commissions this independent evaluation. The evaluation will serve both learning and accountability purposes.
Danida Adviser and Preparation of New CP 2023-2027 Danida Adviser and Preparation oft thew new country programme DK-Niger 2023-2027
ACP 2018-2020 Thematic Programme 2 Agriculture and Private Sector Development support private sector led engagements in priority agriculture value chains to stimulate creation of job opportunities for men and women including young people  in rural economies, and support linkages between farmers, processors, traders and exporters
Climate Resilient Forest Livelihoods: Climate Resilient Green Economy Facility Climate Resilient Forest Livelihoods programme in Kaffa Biospehere in support of the Ethipopian Climate Resilient Green Economy strategy (CRGE)
Appraisal of Support to the UNDP Governance and Democracy Participation Programme, Thematic Program of the Danish Country Program for Ethiopia (2018-2022) Appraisal of Support to the UNDP Governance and Democracy Participation Programme, Thematic Program of the Danish Country Program for Ethiopia (2018-2022)
Secondment of political adviser to the EU Delegation Kiev Secondment of political advisor to EU Delegation Kiev
Global Equality Fund (GEF) - Phase III The Global Equality Fund is a public-private partnership that supports innovative and impactful civil society programs that promote and protect the human rights of LGBTI people around the world. The GEF’s global reach is significant with extensive local networks supporting civil society organizations and human rights defenders in more than 90 countries. Drawing its strength from the support and partnership of a diverse international coalition of dedicated governments, businesses and foundations, the GEF amplifies local LGBTI voices and movements committed to creating an environment in which human rights and equality are fully embraced and enjoyed by all.

The Danish funding has been granted to the Art & Global Health Center (ArtGlo) in Malawi. ArtGlo engages health care workers and people training as health workers at training institutions in an interactive workshop program in order to directly impact the quality of services and treatment provided to minority groups, including LGBTI people.
Strategic Sector Cooperation Sustainable Urban Development, Copenhagen - Beijing Strategic technical cooperation between the municipality of Copenhagen and Beijing City Council in relation to sustainable urban development, climate adaptation and sewage water treatment.
Building Stronger Universities III (BSU III) 2017-2021 BSU III was granted for 4 years starting in October 2017, with a total budget of DKK 90 million. It consolidates the results from phase II, and focuses on fewer thematic science areas. It also adds emphasis on the capacity of the Southern universities to perform outreach, engage with a variety of stakeholders and encourage uptake of research results relevant to growth and development. The key principle of Southern leader- and ownership of the partnerships has been maintained.  BSU III will contribute to i) improved quality of university education within the thematic areas leading graduates to obtain relevant employment or self-employment, ii) more and better quality research from the participating African universities feeding into the global knowledge base particularly relevant to sustainable development in Africa; and iii) specific uptake and use of applied research by societal actors, including private and public sector actors in the three countries. Implementation and monitoring of the BSU programme is delegated to Danida Fellowship Centre (DFC).
Support to the West Bank Protection Consortium (2016-2020) Consolidation of effective, legitimate and resilient local government institutions and processes that serve the entire population, and helps to support a Palestinian presence in Area C consistent with the two-state solution.
Startup-Link: Innovation in the Service of Peace Startup-Link: Innovation in the Service of Peace
Sikasso Regional Council - Capacity Building To improve Democratic and Inclusive Governance through the strengthening of citizens participation and improved public services at local level.
Youth Participation Training Programme Youth Participation Training Programme Youth Participation Training Programme Youth Participation Training Programme
India - Strategic Sector Cooperation on Water - Inception Phase Inception project. Strategic Sector Cooperation on Water between Denmark and India
blueMoon - Agri-Tech Incubation and Innovation Lab 2018-2021 Transformation of agriculture and related agri-business in Ethiopia through enhancing blueMoon’s innovation reach and ability to apply a digital lens to all incubated startups in its program.
Climate Resilient Forest Livelihoods - Social Inclusion Advisor: Global Green Growth Institute It is of high importance to take targeted measures to ensure full inclusion of all community segments in participatory forest management and enterprise development, and to avoid exclusion. Moreover, for the long-term conservation of forests and related livelihood opportunities and ecosystem services, it is crucial to address the root causes of deforestation resulting from the increasing pressure on forest resources in Ethiopia. The objective of engaging a Social Inclusion and Gender Advisor is to enable EFCCC to fully integrate these social concerns in its work vis-à-vis policy-making, regulations, and technical support, for sub-national government and guidelines development, monitoring and inclusion in enterprise and livelihood opportunities.
DIIS udredningsarbejde om udviklingsfinansiering This study has the objective of analysing and documenting experiences and trends within financing for development, which is an instrument used more and more often these past years. The study will analyse the progress within different types of instruments for development financing. Furthermore, there will be a particular focus on the progress of OECD/DAC-reporting of ODA and the possibilities of co-financing ODA with new types of financing.
Strategic Sector Cooperation on Statistics in Morocco - budget for formulation of Phase I Strategic Sector Cooperation on Statistics Between Denmark and Morocco, Phase I

The Strategic Sector Cooperation on statistics is a peer-to-peer cooperation between Statistics Denmark and the Moroccan national statistical body. The Strategic Sector Cooperation on statistics aims at improving the framework conditions of the Moroccan statistical authorities in general and improve a sustainable source of data and statistics in Morocco. Taking a strong stand in the experiences and regulations (e.g. quality principles) that Statistics Denmark bases its organization on this Strategic Sector Cooperation will contribute to improve the framework conditions of the Moroccan national statistical body.
Oxfam IBIS Lot CIV strategic partnership 2018-2021 - Civil society organisations and alliances are strengthened to claim and exercise the universal right to quality
education and lifelong learning opportunities. This empowers poor and marginalised children, youth and adults to become active citizens, enabling political, economic, and social change.
- Civil society organisations and alliances – particularly those involving women, youth and indigenous people –
gain the power and legitimacy to hold governments to account. This leads to more sustainable development,
improving economic and social justice.
- Civil society – particularly women and youth – effectively engage in policy development and implementation of peacebuilding at national, regional and global level. This makes peace processes more inclusive and sustainable, and helps to prevent violent conflict and violent extremism.
- Girls, boys, women and men affected by crisis gain basic life skills, knowledge and capacities to enhance their
rights leading to increased resilience through coordinated, community-led response.
Decentralisation and Law Enforcement Reforms: Transformative approaches to Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment (UN Women). The objectives of the project will be achieved by piloting innovative local models of participatory gender-responsive planning and budgeting and GBV prevention and response that will inform and, to the extent possible, be institutionalised in national policy on decentralisation and law enforcement reforms. The project will apply the Community Mobilization for Empowerment methodology that has been successfully piloted in Ukraine. The results of the gender-responsive pilots in Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts will inform policy-making for potential institutionalisation and replication across the country. 
 
The project will build on the multi-stakeholder partnership established through previous efforts of UN Women with the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Donetsk and Luhansk oblast administrations, women’s groups and community groups at the local level. Ministry of Regional Development, Construction and Housing and Communal Services will be another key government partner of the project in Ukraine. The project will be implemented in close coordination with UN and other international development partners, in particular the ones working on decentralization reform (USAID Dobre project and U-lead).
WFP efforts in relation to the newly-arrived refugees in Bangladesh, 2017-2018 WFP efforts in relation to the newly-arrived refugees in Bangladesh, 2017
Strategic Sector Cooperation on Health in China (Phase I) The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Health is a peer-to-peer cooperation between the Danish Medicines Agency and China National Medical Administration. Through the cooperation, China National Medical Administration will improve its healthcare management in order to achieve better quality and more cost-efficient healthcare solutions. 


A Strategic Sector Cooperation (SSC) is a partnership aiming at improving sector framework conditions in a partner country. The initiative is a flexible and adaptive instrument for exchanging experiences, learning and capacity building, which builds on a consolidated strong relationship and trust between the involved authorities. The commitment to finance the Danish authorities’ participation is sequenced in phases; an inception phase of approximately one year resulting in a project document; followed by phase one, two and –if need be – a phase three during which the cooperation is deepened and developed. All SSC partnerships are supported by a sector advisor at the embassy, who impel progress and stir the partnership in the direction agreed upon.

Annually, the SSC projects deliver a report on project progress and results achieved. Progress on selected outputs are displayed in openaid. The Strategic Sector Cooperation on Health aims to support increased access to health care through effective management of healthcare systems in China by:

-Strengthening collaboration on regulatory development and policy exchange within the area of medicines and medical devices.
-Supporting the implementation of the Chinese health reform through sharing of knowledge and best practices from the Danish healthcare system.
PEM Consult Concept note and programme formulation - multiple PEM Consult Concept note and programme formulation - multiple PEM Consult Concept note and programme formulation - multiple PEM Consult Concept note and programme formulation - multiple
Review of Development Research Funding "Windows 2" - Growth and Transition Review of Development Research Funding "Windows 2" - Growth and Transition
UN-OCHA CBHF for Iraq, 2106-2017 CBHF’erne er væsentlige kanaler for finansiering til akutte og underfinansierede aktiviteter, der
prioriteres af FN’s humanitære koordinator. Danmark har gennem flere år støttet disse fonde, idet de
har dokumenteret deres værdi som et effektivt redskab i FN’s overordnede ledelse og koordination af
humanitære indsatser. Fondene finansierer såvel FN-organisationer som NGO-partnere, herunder også danske
Secondment of WBP as policy officer for Ukraine desk (EAST.2) Secondment of WBP as policy officer for Ukraine desk (EAST.2) Secondment of WBP as policy officer for Ukraine desk (EAST.2) Secondment of WBP as policy officer for Ukraine desk (EAST.2)
Building Stronger Universities, Phase III 2017-2021 extended 2023 Building Stronger Universities Phase 3 aims at increasing the capacity of six universities in Tanzania, Ghana and Uganda in terms of their teaching research and outreach and supporting collaboration between African universities and Danish universities
UNGA-event, Prevent Violent Extremism UNGA-event, Prevent Violent Extremism UNGA-event, Prevent Violent Extremism UNGA-event, Prevent Violent Extremism
Review and Capacity Assessment of Mission East Review and Capacity Assessment of Mission East
PSP 3 Law and Order Trust Fund for Afghanistan (LOTFA) 2018-2021 The Strategic Objectives are organized according to the four established ‘Thematic Windows’, i.e. 1) Security, 2) Justice, 3) Anti- Corruption and 4) MOIA Payroll.

Meeting the financial requirements of MOIA Payroll will remain the primary priority of the Fund
Seconded National Experts - Danish-Arab Partnership Programme 2017-2022 The new phase of DAPP (Danish-Arab Partnership Programme) 2017-2021 
- focus on 4 prioritized countries Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Morocco.
Committed to
Youth, Innovation, DEDI, TAO, SNE, public diplomacy/communication, M&E + Reviews
Ulandssekretariatet Lot LAB strategic partnerskab 2018-2021 The overall objective of the engagement is to promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all.
World Bank - State- and Peace-building Fund TF072722 GPFD World Bank SPF TF072722 GPFD 2018-2020
Appraisal of Somalia Country Programme, 2019-23 Appraisal of Somalia Country Programme, 2019-23