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Cooperation with Research Council - Ongoing The purpose of this cooperation was to support welfare and augment economic development in India by facilitating collaboration between some of the world’s best research and education institutions in Norway and India and generating scientific knowledge.
Opportunity in Diversity, the Norwegian Government Strategy for cooperation between Norway and India (2009) underlined the importance of research for achieving political, economic and societal objectives.
Cashew Subsector Devel. Program - Northern Mozambique (ConnectCaju 2) creation of  sustainable jobs, increased incomes and economic growth along the cashew value chain through (i) improved farmer services, (ii) inclusion of service providers and (iii) Improved capacity of the regulators (INCAJU)
Enhancing Diciplinary and Reward Procedures for Prisoners in Turkey Support to enhancing the disciplinary and reward procedures for prisoners in Türkiye.
Education in Abyei - Strengthening Government Ownership A pilot to test government ownership in Education using the Abyei model; gain donor buy- in and present to donors as a success to be replicated for the whole country by the various education donors in South Sudan.
Endorsement and impl.  Safe School Declaration - West and Central Africa Support for the endorsement and implementation of the Safe Schools Declaration in Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Liberia, Mali, Niger and Sierra Leone.
Humanitarian Innovation Program (HIP Norway) 2022-25 MFA delegates the administration of HIP Norway to Innovation Norway. HIP Norway gives grants to develop, test and scale new technological solutions that can conribute to better and more efficient humanitarian response in ODA-eligible countries. It shall connect the needs and competencies of the humanitarian sector with technological capabilieties offered by entrepreneurs and companies and establish partnerships with private sector.
Driving REDD+ consensus though national policy implementation - SADS Operational REDD+ pilot project in Wonegizi PPA and the wider landscape, and national REDD+ policies are in place that enable climate finance at different levels. The Liberian experience contributes to global learning and development of international policy agreements.

National level and REDD+ pilot in Wonegizi PPA and wider landscape of Zorzor District, Lofa County.
Refugees in Norway Refugees in Norway, reimbursed over 3700.03. Treatment of Medevac-patients from Ukraine in Norway, where this post covers the extra costs for Norwegian regional health services for treating these patients.
Provincial and Local Governance Support Program (PLGSP) Sub-National Governance Programme in a no. of municipalities after implementation of federalism in line with the new constitution. The programme aims is to improve local governance for effective service delivery, local development and citizen empowerment. The PLGSP will contribute to gender equality through implementing targeted activities as well as mainstreaming gender equality in its programming.
Ensuring global south civil society input to EU regulations on forest risk commodities Project component focusing on ensuring that EU regulates forest risk commodity (FRC) supply chains, creating opportunities for deforestation-free production, respecting IPLC rights
Educating and Engaging Children in Climate and Environmental SDGs Information activities in Norway.
UNFPA Son Preference The programme seeks to contribute towards the impact goal of reducing gender discrimination that results in gender-biased sex selection, imbalanced sex ratios and the undervaluing of girls and women in Bangladesh, Nepal and Vietnam. Targets SDG5 and target 5.3. A cross-border study involving Nepal, Bangladesh and India will be conducted to understand potential diffusion of harmful practices across borders.
Parliamentary Support Project phase II The overall goal of the project is to support the implementation of the constitutionally mandated federal system in Nepal. The work of the project will be divided between the two levels of parliamentary institutions – the federal parliament (HoR and NA) and the provincial assemblies) – with specific interventions for each, based on the baseline capacity of staff and MPs and what is realistic, achievable and feasible during the coming term of each parliament. To that end, the project will support the Federal Parliament and the seven provincial assemblies to fulfil their mandates such as: law making, monitoring of the laws and government programmes to ensure they are being effectively implemented.

To achieve the goal of the project, it will seek to achieve the following key outputs:

Output 1: Federal Parliament & Provincial Assemblies have enhanced capacity to scrutinize draft laws and to monitor implementation of legislation
Output 2: Federal Parliament & Provincial Assemblies have enhanced capacity to conduct oversight of government spending, polices, and programmes
Output 3: Federal Parliament and Provincial Assemblies have the practices and/or resources in place to promote GESI/LNOB and human rights principles
Output 4: Federal Parliament & PAs have established routine constituent engagement as part of their decision-making processes
NMS-Malagasy Integrated Rural Development Program (phase II) Enable the rural population in Church and society to organise themselves in order to be capable of own economic and social development.
Implementation of the Oslo and Lausanne Action Plans Strengthening the role of civil society in the implementation of the Oslo and Lausanne Action Plan. Universalization and implementation of the Mine Ban Convention and Convention on Cluster Munitions. Advocacy, monitoring and assistance to survivors.
Ukraine - Humanitarian respons In 2022, 40 mill NOK was earmarked UN Appeal Ukraina and 15 mill. NOK was earmarked refugee response plan. In 2023, 25 mill. NOK was earmarked UN Appeal Ukraina and 40 mill. Kakhovka Dam.

Focus Wash, Child protection, psycososial response, humanitarian respons
Syria Humanitarian Fund Support for Syria humanitarian Fund (SHF).
Gender is mainstreamed in OCHAs activitives including in the pooled funds.
UNFPA - Gender Based Violence and Civil Society Board UNFPA Brazil  - Civil Society Board in North-East Brazil to respond to Gender Based Violence.
Maps for sustainable development The main project goal is to supply maps for a wide range of usage, including good land management, land use planning, public works and completion of the cadaster. Base map is a key component to the National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI), which Moldova wants to establish to meet the requirements of the EU Inspire directive. Last, but not least, local authorities will benefit from getting access to up-to-date base maps.
Support to Judicial Reform in the Western Balkans II The Western Balkan regional project provides a knowledge exchange and information sharing platform to explore regional and cross-country perspectives, know-how and the best prctice in the field of judicial reforms.
Development Economics Research and Capacity Building The support is the second phase of the development objective of the programme: Scaling up Research and Capacity Building on Improved Development Policy in Mozambique, is to support inclusive growth that substaintially improves the living standards of the majority of the Mozambican population. UN WIDER will work with two national institutions, the Ministry of Economics and Finance and the University Eduardo Mondlane will participate in implementing a joint programme of work,
Peaceful Families and Communities Project Objective: Enhancing youth capacities and energies to counter domestic violence and advocate for enacting the anti-domestic violence law through work to increase gender-sensitive family and community peace in Iraq
Proactive for Acceptance and Equality A project to empower LGBTIQ persons and allies to be agents of change for the LGBTIQ community. 
The target group is:  Young Politicians, LGBTIQ activists, LBTQ women and LGBTIQ employees
Research Council DST Agreement No. III The goal of this agreement is to promote research cooperation between Norway and India.
Seeds of good living (Waküpe ko´wannötok denapök) CIR and local communities in ten regions in the northern Amazonian state of Roraima strengthened in the defense of their collective rights and implementing sustainable practices and strategies for economic autonomy, territorial management and protection. Expected outcomes include politically active indigenous regions organizing themselves and liaising in search for sustainability solutions in their territories; indigenous regions strengthened and, through collaborative efforts, implementing their regional plans spearheaded by the action of regional leaders and councils, emphasizing indigenous women's plans and empowerment of young people; and indigenous organization strengthened in their organizational, administrative and political dimensions.
Eradicating violence against women and girls - Kenya These interventions are part of Programme 1 and particularly address the increased risk of gender-based violence that women and girls in Kenya experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. The interventions are implemented by MICONTRAP-KENYA.
Strengthening of Social Org. capabilities to promote their dev. agendas The activities outlined in the proposal will strengthen the implementation of the peace agreement in Colombia, women's participation in the development of peace agendas and other negotiation processes in several colombian regions
Support for Sustainable Peace in South Sudan, GBV & WASH The programme aims to address deep rooted conflicts, gender inequalities and improve access to water and sanitation in a holistic manner to achieve sustainable peace within a safe environment
Tropical Diseases Research (TDR) Support to Tropical Diseases Research (TDR) and capacity building for research
Strengthening civil society a) Build capacity of civil society organisations including religious actors on advocacy & lobby strategies to push Government authorities to improve meeting community needs b) Strengthen CSOs on social accountability and management of natural resources
Building justice and peace through GENDER EQUALITY in Palestine Through GENDER EQUALITY young Palestinian women (age 13-35) will be empowered to stand up for their rights and take part in decision making at a local, national and international level. Through awareness and advocacy campaigns young women will attain tools to challenge the Palestinian patriarchal society and fight Sexual Gender Based Violence. Safe spaces will be used to give young women a place to meet and share their own experiences in a supportive environment.
Sustainable Training and Education Programme STEP Graduates of vocational schools and universities at selected locations increasingly find employment in growth sectors.
ASEAN-Norway Business, Policy and Stakeholder Engagement on Circular Economy and Smart Cities Solutions Delegation from ASEAN Smart Cities Network, ASEAN Working Group on Chemicals and Waste and othere relevant actors in the circular economyc and smart cities sphere in ASEAN to attend a series of policy activities, business exchange and matchmaking activities with a delegation of Norwegian companies and actors at the margin of Ecocosperity in Singapore. The project is established to match predefined projects from ASCN with core competencies from the Nordics. The delegation from the Nordics will include companies with solutions related to circular economy. The purpose of the project will be to introduce and present projects and problem statements from the selected cities in ASEAN, to create a unique opportunity for the participants to exchange insights, learn about interesting Nordic solutions, establish contact with potential business partners and solution providers, as well as participating in site-visits to waste-handling facilities in Singapore.
TRANSFORM - Inception phase Sustainable Food Systems for Rural Agriculture Transformation and Resilience (TRANSFORM) – Inception Phase 
Overall Objective: To strengthen local food systems in selected Extension Planning Areas (EPAs) of five of Malawi's districts and to demonstrate a sustainable improvement of food and nutrition security, resilience to climate change and income among agriculture-dependent rural households.
Re-integration of Child Soldier Phase II RE-integration of child soldiers and protection
The Global Environment Facility - GEF 7 The Global Environment Facility (GEF) was established as the funding mechanism for three Rio conventions. It is an international partnership of 183 countries, international institutions, civil society organizations and the private sector that addresses global environmental issues within the fields of Climate change, Biodiversity, Land degradation, International Waters, and Chemicals and Waste. The World Bank is the trustee for the GEF. This agreement covers the 7th replenishment of the GEF.
UNICEF Disability Partnership new/extension This is a strategic, cross-cutting support to strengthening UNICEF’s work on including persons with disabilities across UNICEF’s strategic plan. The aim of the programme is to reach more persons with disabilities, strengthen and expand programming for persons with disabilities in the implementation of UNICEFs strategic plan for the period 2018-2021. Continuation of UNICEF Norway Disability Partnership (QZA-20/0239). Focus on sub-Saharan Africa. Main countries are Ghana, Senegal, Kenya, Madagascar, Rwanda, Zambia and Uganda.
Restoration and requalification Old Quelimane Cathedral The aim is to contribute to restauration of the old Quelimane Cathedral, which is an old historical and heritage building at risk of decay. The premises will be used for cutlure activities, tourism, and social development of youths. Citizens of Quelimane including civil society, municipal autorities, local government, the Church and diaspora have joined forces to restore the site and the building, which is source of cultural identy and self pride.
EOSG EWEC 2017 - 2018 Support for EOSGs contgribution and leadership of the Every Woman Every Child (EWEC)-initiative. EOSGs main contribution to the collaboration is to provide leadership, strategic overview and high level profiling and participation including the High Level Steering Group for EWEC.
SCREAM-Sustaining Conservation and Restoration of the Eastern Arc Mountains This project aims at enhancing the Eastern Arc Mountains to Provide Sufficient Quantity and Optimal Quality of Ecosystem Services including mitigating and adapting against climate change impacts. The project will also assist women and disadvantage groups in the project area with alternative livelihood activities including horticulture, livestock keeping, beekeeping and energy cooking stoves.
APX Systems Academy Phase 2 APX Systems Academy ICT Training Programme over 3 years from mid 2018 to mid 2021 in Sri Lanka
Reduciong Chinese contribution to global warming influence energy policy to reduce emissions from China. A central focus of the agreement is to influence Chinese involvement in fisheries and infrastructure investment in selected African countries through components both in China and in African countries.
Children are protected - Malawi Programme activities to transform social, cultural and gender norms for reduction of violence against children, including child marriage and teenage pregnancy, also with a focus on returning married girls and teenage mothers to school. Other partners: CASDO, Livingstonia Synod, WOLREC, Malawi Health Equity Network (MHEN),
Meeting Urgens Needs for Child Protection and Education in Yemen Meeting Urgens Needs for Child Protection and Education in Yemen. Child protection and education in emergencies
Education Cannot Wait (ECW) Education Cannot Wait (ECW) is a global fund dedicated to education in emergencies. The aim of ECW is to help reposition education as a priority on the humanitarian agenda as well as to contribute to longer term solutions  in order to ensure quality education for children and youth affected by emergenices and protracted crisis. Improved access, quality, continuity, protection, equity (including support for children and youth with disability) and gender equality are planned education outcomes.

ECW has has made allocations to the following countries in the period 2020-2022: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Colombia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ecuador, Ethiopia, Greece, Haiti, Iraq, Kenya, Lebanon, Libya, Malawi, Mali, Moldova, Mozambique, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peru, Sahel Regional, Somalia, South America Regional, South Sudan, Palestine, Sudan, Syria, Tanzania, Uganda, Ukraine, Venezuela, Yemen, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
SAI-Strengthening human rights education and advocacy in Myanmar EQMM works to empower the people of Myanmar through human rights education to engage in social transformation and promote a culture of human rights
Care Norge - New Connections for the Global Goals Information activities in Norway.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Improving disease surveillance at community level and enhancing capacity in outbreak detection. Improve health management information systems in the private and public health sector. Uganda and Rwanda.
HI-TRAIN: Health Informatics Training and Research in East Africa The project will strengthen research and educational programs (Master and PhD) in health informatics at University of Moi, Kenya and Makerere University, Uganda.
NCS for NDCs - Indonesia The project aims to increase the contribution of emissions reductions from the land sector to achieving the Paris Agreement goals by mobilising a stronger set of NCS initiatives and contributions through updated NDCs in the coming years. The project is part of a programme with three components; globally, in China, Indonesia and Colombia
COPAIBAS - Community, Protected Areas and IPs in the Amazon and Cerrado The project aims to increase and diversify the effort to combat deforestation in the Cerrado and the Amazon by supporting the estabslishment and management of protected areas in the Cerrado, supporting community and indigenous projects in the Cerrado and the Amazon, and strengthen the coordination and communication of civil society in their efforts to combat deforestation.
Strengthening Research Capacity and deepening democracy in Chin state To promote and strengthen research in the social sciences and humanities to support the development of a democratic society in Myanmar. The project supports educational programs, research activities, as well as advocacy trainings and anti-corruption work in Chin State.
Battling Misinformation and Promoting Rights and Freedoms in Jordan Through Media Literacy The project came in response to the recent COVID-19 pandemic which highlighted the urgent need for iindividuals  to have access to verifaction and fact-checking skills as well as the importance of access to information and  freedoms of press and expression. It is within the action plan of the National Media and Information Literacy (MIL) Initiative was adopted by the Jordanian government in 2019. Jordan Media Institue is the implementing arm of the initiative which includes a component to engage Civil Society Organizations. It will be implemented in coordination with the Minister of Culture whose office is handling the portfolio on behalf of the government.
NOR-Ne pars pas en mer The project providing education through trainings and model farming for the development of the agricultural community of Tomora, to increase crops and to preserve the environment.
Legacy Landscapes Fund This agreement will support the Legacy Landscapes Fund in protecting natural places, preserve the ecological functions of the protected areas as well as their buffer zones, and closing the funding gap for biodiversity conservation in the Global South. Effectively managed conservation areas are seen as one of the most important instruments for preserving biodiversity, contribute to climate adaptation and mitigation and to reducing the risk of zoonoses. Grantees of the foundation are NGOs in partnership with national conservation authorities/custodians of land as well as indigenous and local communities. The foundation brings together public and private contributions.
Somali women towards economic empowerment and transformation Somali women, including women from marginalised groups, are able to take part in and benefit from business activities and the formal and informal labour markets, in Somaliland, Puntland and South-Central Somalia.
Participation of NIBR  in No. 89 International Forum on China Reform by CIRD This agreement is to cover the travel costs of Trine Monica Myrvold, Institute for Urban and Regional Research (NIBR), for participation in No. 89 International Forum on China Reform: "China in Comprehensively Deepening Reform & Opening-up and the World" organized by China Institute for Reform and Development (CIRD), Haikou, Hainan.
FIAS FIAS aims to facilitate investment climate reforms in developing countries to foster open, productive, and competitive markets and unlock sustainable private investments in sectors that contribute to growth and poverty reduction.
Protection of civilians against explosive weapons: BiH and Kosovo Protection of civilians against explosive weapons, Kosovo and Bosnia-Hercegovina. Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war, and thus release land for safe and productive use.
Removing Barriers, Improving Access to Women’s and Girls’ SRHR . Guat. The main objective is to improve access to safe abortion and other sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for women, girls and LBT+ (Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender+). The programme encompasses community mobilisation, awareness raising and training; provision of, contraception, counselling, and safe abortion services; capacity building for health personnel; comprehensive sexuality education; and strengthened advocacy efforts and litigation to remove SRHR restrictions.
School Education Sector program support 2022- 2025 Support to the Nepal government School Sector Ecudation Programme 2022-2025. 

Vision: To fulfil the aspiration of a ‘prosperous Nepal and happy Nepali’ through economic and social transformation of Nepal by preparing capable, creative, and value-oriented citizens.
Mission: To develop a capable, well-governed, accountable, and competitive public school education system that is able to ensure citizens’ right to acquire relevant and quality education comparable to international standards.

Objectives:
To ensure equitable access to and participation to quality pre-primary, basic- and secondary education for all children, especially those who are socially and economically disadvantaged, children from marginalized groups and children with disabilities.
To enhance the quality and relevance of overall school education, ensuring minimum learning achievements  for each child.
To make all citizens literate with basic functional skills and expand opportunities for continuing education and lifelong learning.
To ensure effectiveness of education service delivery by promoting good governance across the system, strengthening intergovernmental coordination and collaboration, and developing institutional capacities of all institutions and individuals involved in the delivery of school education.