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Scaling up a socialised model of domestic waste and plastics management Building on the success of earlier UNDP project "Socialised Domestic Waste Management Programme" implemented by the city of Hoi An in 2010-2012, this project replicates and expands this approach in other cities of Vietnam. Specifically, this project will target and scale up the model of waste management across five sites: Ha Long Bay, Quy Nhon Bay, Binh Thuan (Mui Ne) , Binh Duong, and Da Lat over the 2.5 years (2019-2021).
PhD-programme in Mathematical and Statistical Sciences PhD-programme in Mathematical and Statistical Sciences at Hawassa University
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange This project will seek to understand how to best support youth from poor communities and provide academic and business training that prepares them for gainful employment and/or future academic study. The common goal for DEYI-K and Inkululeko is to ensure beneficiaries gain leadership skills, have an opportunity to use those skills to demonstrate improved resilience in solving unemployment problems through well defined project activities such as use of digital skills, agribusiness, community engagement, employability, entrepreneurship skills and literacy programs as shown in the indicators below.


The thematic area for this project is youth empowerment and education/entrepreneurship. Their target is youth with a marginalized background, focusing on improving youth’s educational and employment opportunities.
Women Leaders and Defenders Prevention and Protection Programme II The project seeks to improve protection and prevention mechanisms for women human rights defenders and peace builders in four Colombian regions (Antioquia, Cauca, Chocó and Nariño); and to achieve socioeconomic reincorporation of women peace [agreement] signatories [former FARC combatants]. This will be accomplished through (1) the implementation of prevention and protection strategies of women leaders, human rights defenders and women peace signatories in coordination with territorial and national entities; (2) the committment of public entities to the prevention and protection agenda for women human rights leaders and defenders and to Colombia's fist National Action Plan 1325; and (3) the exchange of experiences of women peacebuilders among territories and peers to strengthen their associative capacities.
Democratic Voice of Burma media support The Project's overall objective is to provide solidify trustworthy news dissemination to the society and strengthen DVB’s editorial security, in order to guarantee access to timely facts for millions of people across Burma and beyond.
The project is proactively worked to ensure programming focuses on women, gender equality and margalised groups, both in content and in increasing number of female reporters and employees as well as representing people from all ethnic groups in Myanmar.
Health Sector Joint Fund 2020-2024 health sector agreement. sector approch through the Health Service Joint Fund.to support The Minirties own pland. Funding are handle by an fiscal agent
TJN- I - Empowering Research and Journalism on Illicit Financial Flows The project focuses on accelerating policy progress the African continent. Specific locations for operations will be confirmed when contracts are implemented, however communications hubs will be located in Francophone Africa (possibly Senegal), and in Arabic-speaking North Africa (ideally Tunisia); while the lead researcher is likely to be highly mobile, and will cover the region but initially focus on: Botswana, Gambia, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia, Mauritius, Seychelles, South Africa and Tanzan
Human Rights Small Scale Grants 2020 This is an umbrella for the complete Human Rights Small Scale Fund for 2018 and 2019  at the Embassy in Jakarta. The fund features grants to several projects and partners.
KRF Inclusive poilitical parties in Kenya Contributing to responsive and inclusive political parties in Kenya. This program will also strengthen the capacity to participate in political processes specifically for women, youth and persons with disabilities. Outcome 1: Decision making processes within political parties are more inclusive and democratic. Outcome 2: Marginalized groups are better
represented in political processes in Kenya, including persons with disabilities (PWDs).
Professional Development of Female Engineers Professional Development of Female Engineers.
WAN-IFRA Strengthening independent media programme 2023-2026 The Overall Goal of the Supporting Independent Media programme is to promote safe, financially healthy, gender inclusive, and trustworhty media organisations in selected ODA-eligible countries in Africa and Asia. Outcomes: Media partners apply strategies to protect staff against safety threats; Media partners apply techniques to protect staff from sexual harassment; Media partners apply business strategies and best practice; Women journalists and other vulnerable groups progress in their career to more senior professional roles; Media partners apply gender equality, diversity and inclusion strategies and best practice.
NASFAM Strategic Development Programme III (2012 - 2017) Nasfam is the largest independent, smallholder-owned membership organisation in malawi. It has about 108,000 members organised in 43 associations. The core business of NASFAM is to promote farming as a business. 

In this connection NASFAM’s SDP III will be guided by three major strategic directions: These include, a) Association-Directed, Area-Focused Economic Growth, b) Smallholder-Led Solutions to Livelihood Challenges, and c) Market and Business Development Linkages.
Threads of Resilience: Stories of Labour and Survival among Syrian Refugees Women in Jordan The project objective is to produce a book in English (the researcher will translate it into Arabic) covering the plight of Syrian refugee women who arrived in Jordan in 2011 by tracing their livelihood status and issues relating to economic participation in Jordan. The author will interview several Syrian refugee women to learn more about employment challenges and the impact of their economic participation in the Jordanian labour market.   

Outcome 1: to increase understanding of the socio-economic challenges faced by Syrian refugee women in Jordan with regards to entering the labour market.

Outputs: 
- Desk review report about Syrian Refugees in Jordan with a focus on understanding the socio-economic challenges/labour market challenges faced by Syrian refugee women.
- Analysis report on key socio-economic challenges faced by Syrian refugee women.

Activities: 
- Conduct a comprehensive desk review on the history of Syrian Refugees in Jordan, mainly focusing on Syrian Refugee Women-Headed Households in Jordan  . (The researcher will have a short summary of this topic)  
- Conduct Interviews with international organizations, key experts, and local entities supporting Syrian refugee women in Jordan.
- Consolidate and analyse the data from the desk review and interviews to identify Syrian women's labour market participation, economic opportunities, and obstacles. 

Outcome 2: to increase awareness of the economic contributions and potential of Syrian refugee women in Jordan.

Output: document case studies, success stories, and entrepreneurial initiatives of Sy
NORHED II Environmental Risk management The main objective of the Environmental RIsk Management Under ExTremes and Uncertainty-MERIT - project is to strengthen capacities of targeted south universities so to provide high quality education, research and outreach in the field of environmental risk and extremes that meet labour market demands, supports sustainable national socio-economic development and achievement of Sustainable Development Goals. MERIT is a partnership of five universities; Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Norway), Makerere University (Uganda), Uganda Marty’s University (Uganda), University of Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) and Haramaya University (Ethiopia). The regional level project responds to knowledge and capacity gaps with respect to environmental risk, increasing extremes and uncertainty linked to climate change and changing demographic and socio-economic conditions. The fundamental challenge which MERIT partnership seeks to address is to identify sustainable development paths for communities and ecosystems under increasing environmental risk, uncertainties and extremes. Our intended development impact is to provide East African countries with co-created new knowledge and tools that helps in propelling the resilience agenda and realization of the UN SDGs and Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (2015-2030). Our actions over a six-year period are central to NORHED II and include (i) training at postdoctoral, doctoral and masters level (ii) curriculum improvement (iii) infrastructure improvements (iv) creation of knowledge and policy products (v) initiate and carry out high quality research (vi) creation of knowledge hubs and centres (vii) initiate targeted efforts to integrate gender perspectives in research and education (viii) development of digital resilience tools. Our research will focus on unravelling complexities to provide the best possible scientific evidence and solutions to policy and practise for enhancing resilience.
Protection of the Amazon through a regional approach Advocate for better regional area planning in the Amazon, safeguards for investments as well as the defence of local human rights defendors.
Local Ownership of Democracy:Transparent Governance on Local Level The project aims to encourage local governments to initiate changes to enhance democracy, thus taking ownership of democratisation rather than waiting for guidance from the central government.
Women's economic participation and rights in Colombia This project promotes women's human rights in business operations in Colombia making use of the digitial tool SheDil. SheDil supports businesses in delivering on the gender dimensions of the SDGs.
Children are protected - Ethiopia Strengthening child protection systems and support work to strengthen response and prevention services as well as systems and mechanisms at local, regional and national levels. Engage with local civil society to advocate for improved national policies and legal measures. Other partners: Ministry of Women and Children Affairs (MoWCA), Mahbere Hiwot for Social Development (MHSD), Busca Hamer Integrated Community Development Action/BHICDA
JPO Siv Skarbøvik, M&E, Abuja, Nigeria, UNDP 2nd year reassignment from HR to Monitoring & Evaluation, for Ms. Siv Skarbøvik, Abuja, Nigeria, UNDP
UN Partnership to promote the Rights of Persons with Disabilities MDTF Contribution to the UN Partnership to promote the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Multi-Donor Trust Fund (UNPRPD MDTF
Global - Tackling illicit financial flows The project seeks to further progress the global movement to curb illicit financial flows that are funding conflict, instability,
human rights abuses and environmental degradation.
Enchancing capacity on gender mainstreaming Enhacing capacity on gender mainstreaming
Turkey Earthquake Response Appeal Turkey response after earthquake, Humanitarian Action for Children (HA) Appeals 2023
IMS International Media Support 2020-2023 independent media produce and distribute reliable and relevant information that contributes to free expression as well as peaceful and democratic development, with the following outcomes: (1)  Enhanced safety of journalists; (2) enhancing access to information and strengthening of independent media; (3) rapid response interventions in support of local media actors affected by crises or conflict; (4) gender-sensitive and evidence-based strategic and organisational development; (5) disinformation on freedom of religion or believe is countered and voices relevantly represented and covered through public-interest content; (6) The public in the MENA region has access to a wider range of news, information, and analysis reflecting a plurality of views and it can claim and exercise its right to freedom of expression more fully.
Mobility as first step towards inclusion Zambia Strenghtening of physical rehabilitation services in Sub-saharan Africa. Strengthening the rights of persons with disabilities. Support ICRC partner MoveAbility for working with people with disabilities that affect movement
OfD Benin - Planning of petroleum safety activities Benin planning phase. Planning of petroleum safety activities for the OfD program in Benin
Country program Malawi- Connect, Defend, Act! Joining Forces to Expand Civic Space The project will support Civil Society Actors in Malawi in their efforts to defend and expand civic space.

The project aims to strategically support relevant actors within civil society whose work actively contributes to 
civic space from the perspective of different sectors and interests, while particularly including groups who are 
marginalized within civil society, such as women, youth, LGBTIQ+ persons and others.
ADD Global - Policy advocacy on Alcohol, Drugs & Development The ADD Global programme aims to reduce harm from alcohol and drug use and improve achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including Goal 3 on health, and other goals related to gender and child rights. ADD Global will engage in WHO processes related to alcohol policy and NCDs, as well as in the global drug policy debates in the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs. FORUT will strengthen global civil society alliances such as Global Alcohol Policy Alliance and Drug Policy Futures.
QZA Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Democratic participation and civil society. Strenghten and support churches and congregations to engage in asset-based development or diaconal initiatives in local communities. Other partners: Det Norske Misjonsselskap.
Frameagreement 2020_2024 Human awareness raising, capacity building and organization strengthening of the DPO. rights advocacy
Consultant in Asia Consultant in Asia monitoring social, economic and political developments, especially those that impact on working life and the trade unions disseminating information, instructions, guidelines and relevant data to LO's partner organisations.
Enhancing Access, Quality and Sustainability of Teacher Training Enhancing Access, Quality and Sustainability of Teacher Training/Professional Development of Teachers using ICTs and Distance Delivery Modes. This is a collaboration between Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu University and OsloMet.
TA to EDM in relation to large generation and transmission projects III Technical Assistance to EDM in relation to large generatio and transmission projects in Mozambique will work to improve power generartion which will benefit in country counsumption and export and result in economic development. Specifically the programme will support the development of new investment projects and, development of agreement models and training og EDM personell.
Support to the Global Coalition against ISIL Cooperation with civilian groups to promote community engagement and peaceful participation as a positive alternative to radicalization. The civilian groups produce strategic information, which furthers a moderate view on the society and promote increased resilience in the local communities against VEOs.
CDRC Dialogue forum - Peace and Security on the Horn of Africa Support to CDRC, Centre for Dialogue, Research and Cooperation, for the period 2018-2020.
The support will include dialogue forums/seminars, support to publish CDRC's Montly Digest, and bi-annual Journal.
Gaza Sings: Young Palestine Raises Its Voice The ESNCM is a specialized music institution that works on a national level in three broad areas. A) Education through regular and community teaching programmes, and supplementary activities including orchestras and ensembles, the Palestine National Music Competition, and publication unit. B) Audience building through festivals, special music events, and a production unit including a state of the art music-recording studio. C) Investing in culture infrastructure: fully equipped branches to deliver advanced music education, the recording studio and the string instruments repair workshop and factory.

Gaza Sings contributes to safeguarding and celebrating Palestinian cultural diversity through raising the voice of young Palestine. It develops the creative capacities of children and youth, empowering them to create and disseminate artistic productions through local and international partnerships, through targeting: 
a) Empowering Gaza Music School to enhance and expand music education (770 students/yr), and foster cultural participation in Gaza (15,000 people).
b) Supporting and promoting productions by young musicians and creative professional (63 productions, 1,500 participants, 150,000 audiences in Palestine and abroad
Contingency Fund for Emergencies (CFE) Contingency Fund for Emergencies (CFE). Earmarked to ODA-eligible countries.
Frameagreement 2020_2024 Training district health professionals and community workers on early identification and referral
Lebanese Red Cross Health and National Society development Capacity building of Lebanese Red Cross' branches to increase sustainability and independency; improved financial management, development of system for Project planning, monitoring, evaluation and reporting.  Implementaiton of fundraising strategy.
TCFD Reference Scenarios for Food, Agriculture and Forest Companies The project aims to accellerate adoption of Paris Agreement-aligned corporate practices and disclosure that support the transition of Food, Agriculture and Forest Product companies through the completion of robust scenario informed assessment of climated-related risk and opportunitity.
Centre Régional Africain pour le Développement Endogène et Communautaire - Scaling Up Tax Justice Mobilising CSOs media, and parliamentarians The project aims at (impact) improved policies and laws to track and stop illicit financial outflows, enhanced fair and equitable tax revenue mobilization and strengthened social contracts in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ghana, Mozambique, Liberia, Senegal, Cameroun, and Tunisia.

Outcome 1) Capacity of civil society organizations in the targeted countries strengthened to advocate for and engage citizens on tax justice, Domestic Resource Mobilisation (DRM), track and stop illicit financial lows (IFFs).

Outcome 2) Capacity of media organizations in the targeted countries strengthened, to publish stories on tax justice, DRM and IFFs. 

Outcome 3) Capacity of national caucuses of the African Parliamentary Network on Illicit Financial Flows and Taxation (APNIFFT) reinforced. Member of Parliament (MPs) equipped with technical skills to monitor and design supportive policies for equitable taxation to improve DRM, track and stop IFFs.

To enhance expertise on gender equality, particularly the gender dimension of tax justice, TJN-A’s member organisations include feminist organisations and TJN-A collaborates with regional and global women’s organisations such as Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET) and the Association for Women’s Rights in Development (AWID).
Al-Shabaka: Palestinian Policy Analysis The Project’s expected effect on society is to strengthen and centre Palestinian-led analysis in policy discourse. Some of the expected effects for the target group of the Project are to foster the capabilities of Palestinian policy analysts, widen the outreach of policy analysis, encourage analysts through fellowship program and centre Palestinian analysis within diplomatic circles and global policymaking.
Jouhouzia 2: safeguarding cultural heritage in crisis situation Impact: contribute to cultural property protection through building the capacity and enabling the Lebanese authorities and professionals responsible for heritage safeguarding.
Outcome 1: LAF and ministry of culture are provided with knowledge, skills and resources on Cultural Emergency Response for heritage safeguarding. Outcome 2: Hands on support and coaching to Lebanese authorities to document heritage situation in times of crisis for better safeguarding.Outcome 3: Exchange of knowledge and information on regional and international level in relation to Cultural Emergency Response and the fight against the illicit trafficking of cultural properties.
TRF Expose the Flows. Working together to curb illicit financial flows from Ghana The projects main objectives are:
Journalists have increased motivation and ability to report on Illicit Financial Flows (IFF)
Newsrooms have increased motivation and capacity to report on IFF.
Relevant stakeholders (including civil society, governments and revenue authorities) have increased knowledge on IFFs in Africa, and an increase motivation or ability to act to reduce IFFs/publish content on this.

Target group is journalists and other media professionals like editors in Africa.
FFD Myanmar -Norway Cooperation in the Fisheries and Aquaculture The project intends to support the long-term goal, in which fisheries and the aquaculture sector becomes a contributing factor in a sustainable socio-economic development in Myanmar. The project will contribute significantly for accelerating sustainable management of off-shore marine fisheries and development of marine aquaculture production in Myanmar, and capacity-building within Department of Fisheries.
PAFFREL- General Election Monitoring project 2020 Observing and Monitoring of the Parliamentary Election 2020
UN-REDD Viet Nam Phase II Programme The Programme will focus on completing the establishment of required capacities and provide technical assistance to build up the emerging REDD+ implementation framework in Viet Nam.
It will build essential capacity for REDD+ in national institutions and key stakeholder groups.
Specific Agreement SSB Fact Finding Mission Mozambique Mozambique has requested Norwegian expertise within the area of statistics regarding ocean management. As part of the development of the planned institutional cooperation under Ocean for development between Norway and Mozambique, Statistics Norway must participate in a fact-finding mission to Mozambique. The main deliverable from the fact-finding mission will be a final report which will provide insight and a basis for the possibilities of the development of an institutional collaboration between the Statistics Norway and relevant Mozambican government institutions under the Oceans for Development programme.
Support to UN DPPA Multi-Year Appeal 2020-2022 Support to the United Nations Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (UN DPPA) Multi-Year Appeal 2020-2022
NPL Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development.Microenterprises. Adaptive capacities of climate-shocked communities increased through promotion of micro enterprises. Other partners: Early Childhood Education Centre pvt. Ltd., KOSHISH National Mental Health Self-Help Organization.
Community forest and income generation in Mai Ndombe The project’s main goal is to protect the local bonobo populations (pygmy chimpanzees) through forest conservation. The project is run by Mbou Mon Tour in Bolobo (western DR Congo), and the local community Bateke. Components of the project are to expand the conservation site areas, design Simple Management Plans for the 6 CFCL (local community forest concessions), define appropriate structuration and guidance, develop eco-tourism as well as local development and income-generating projects.
Promoting participatory democracy Radio Ecclesia Institutional support to Radio Ecclesia to support independent media and access to information in Angola. Specific support for ecumenical debates on elections.
Building justice and peace through COMMUNITY WELLBEING in Uganda COMMUNITY WELLBEING will strengthen the coping mechanism of refugees (70%) and host community population (30%) in Kiryandongo/Adjumani refugee settlements through provision of psychosocial support services. Youth, particularly young women, will have access to safe spaces where they will receive services such as modern contraceptives.