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GOVERNMENT AND CIVIL SOCIETY HAVE IMPROVED CAPACITY FOR (COORDINATION, EVIDENCE G Government and civil society have improved capacity for (coordination, evidence generation and implementation of legislation )
the prevention and response to Violence against Children.
5.2 IMPACT MITIGATION EFFORTS The most vulnerable children and women, especially those affected / infected by HIV are targeted by  impact mitigation efforts.
STRENGTHEN BIRTH REGISTRATION FOR U-5 The proportion of new borns whose births are registered in the 11 hospitals and health centers increased from 44% to 80% by 2015
CAPACITY FOR DELIVERY & OF NEWBORN AND INFANT HEALTH SERVICES Health systems have improved capacity for the delivery and utilization of quality newborn and infant health services at the
facility and community levels.
2.2 SANITATION&HYGIENE (WASH) FACILITIES High quality sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities and services are available in selected schools and communities in the target
regions by 2015.
CFS IN 50% OF ALL SCHOOLS At least 50% of all primary and secondary schools nationwide, implement  at least 4 out of 7 CFS-SCCS pillars by 2015, paying
particular attention to OVC, girls and the inclusion of children with special needs.
PROGRAMME PLANNING AND MONITORING Programme effectiveness support is provided through planning and monitoring including innovations.
% OF MOTHERS PRACTISING HAND WASHING Increase from 43% to 75% mothers who have children under-5 years old in Lubombo and Shiselweni regions practising  hand washing
with soap at critical times (after cleaning their babies )
COMMUNICATIONS, ADVOCACY AND PARTNERSHIPS Communications, Advocacy and PartnershipsUNICEF staff and partners are provided tools, guidance and resources for effective
advocacy and partnerships on child rights issues with stakeholders.
1.2 INTEGRATED SRH/MNCH/HIV/TB SERVICES Health facilities in the hard to reach populations of the country are able to provide integrated SRH/MNCH/ HIV/TB services across
the continuum of care by 2015.
REDUCE SANITATION DEPRIVATION FOR CHILDR FOR DATA MIGRATION: Reduce sanitation deprivation for children in Shiselweni and Lubombo by 2014
PROGRAMME PLANNING AND MONITORING UNICEF STAFF AND PARTNERS ARE PROVIDED GUIDANCE Programme Planning and Monitoring UNICEF staff and partners are provided guidance, tools and resources to effectively plan and
monitor programmes
LEARNER SAFETY AND PROTECTION WITHIN SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT IMPROVED Support government to strengthen education sector in emergency preparedness to mitigate impact of disasters in schools.
6.4 ESSENTIAL SERVICES DEMAND INCREASED Develop advocacy and communication materials  and support  resource mobilization for  realization women's and children's rights
NER INCREASED FROM 83 TO 100% NER of primary school aged children increased from 83 to 100%  particularly OVCs, girls and children with special needs, in all
regions in the country, by 2015.
3.1 POLICIES, STANDARDS, COORDINATION Policies, standards, curriculum and coordination mechanisms for ECCDE, primary and secondary education strengthened by 2015.
CROSS-SECTORAL APPROACHES Strategies to address cross cutting issues related to child rights are developed and applied, such as DRR and operational support
for delivery of programme results.
CAPACITY FOR SOCIAL SECTOR BUDGETING & PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT National capacity is strengthened for efficient and relevant social-sector budgeting and public financial management.
% OF CHILDREN RECEIVING TREATMENT % of children receiving treatment for pneumonia (from 24% to 50%), for diarrhoea (from 24% to 50%) and for acute malnutrition
(from 50% 70%) by 2015.
SCHOOL CHILDREN HIV KNOWLEDGE INCREASED School children HIV knowledge increased in primary and secondary schools , particularly those aged 10 to 19, have increased their
comprehensive HIV/AIDS prevention knowledge from 52% to 90% through life skills education to reduce their risk and vulnerability to
HIV infection, by 2015.
CAPACITY OF PARENTS,CAREGIVERS IMPROVED Capacity of parents and caregivers to provide integrated quality Early Child Development (ECD) (early stimulation, learning, safety, care and nutrition)
strengthened
INCREASED % OF INFANTS INITIATED ON ART Increased % of infants initiated on ART re initiated on Antiretroviral (ARV) in infancy increased from 30% to 60% by 2015.
REDUCED SANITATION DEPRIVATION Reduced sanitation deprivation for children from 42% to 32% in Lubombo region and from 21% to 15% in Shiselweni region by 2014
STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY  RESOURCE MOBILIZATION PARTNERSHIPS Programme effectiveness support is provided through advocacy, strategic communication and social and behaviour change
initiatives
Supporting the expansion of physician anaesthetist training to the Copperbelt Province of Zambia This activity relates to the use of the closing grant installment of a project developed to support a new physician anaesthetist training programme in the Copperbelt province of Zambia and to build training opportunities and links between this programme the other Zambian physician anaesthesia training programme in Lusaka.
Supporting the expansion of physician anaesthetist training to the Copperbelt Province of Zambia This project has been developed to support a new physician anaesthetist training programme in the Copperbelt province of Zambia.  This project focuses on building training opportunities and links between this and the other Zambian physician anaesthesia training programme in Lusaka, and by stregthening both programmes with education support including for training programme directors.
Evaluation of the Danish support to Civil Society The evaluation serves the dual purpose of accountability and learning. To this end, it will assess and document the results achieved by the Danish Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) through their partnerships with CSO’s in the global south and stimulate joint learning in the MFA and its civil society partners
Denmark's contribution to WHO COVID-19 SPRP The contribution is given towards the activities of WHO's Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan (SPRP) and its ODA eligible activities. SPRP outlines the public health measures that the international community stands ready to provide to support all countries to prepare for and respond to COVID-19. Denmark's contribution will be used primarily for countries listed under Levels 1-3 of WHO’s SPRP Country Preparedness and Response Status for COVID-19 (version 9 April 2020), with the exemption of Cook Island.
Danida Travel and Information grants - Information grant 2018 Development Cooperation Awareness Grant
IOM. Enhanced capacity of immigration's fraud detection units, passport enrolment centres, regional offices and border post in Somalia. 2021-2023. Contribute to improving the operational capacity of Somali immigration authorities for better immigration and border management.
DIBE. Explorer 2019 Tutee 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. Expected results: 
1. Design of the mutual services and business models
2. Intergration of Tutee services into the Univariety platform
3. Identification of other collaboration opportunities
4. A signed collaboration agreement
5. Investigate IT outsourcing opportunities for Tutee in India Make Tutee’s affordable education technology focused on tutoring and admission to universities available to students in India
WFP - Anticipatory Trust Fund - 2019-2020 Danish contribution to WFP in relation to the Anticipatory Trust Fund, 2019-2020.
Contribution to UNDP's thematic funding windows 2018-2022 The Funding Window on Governance, Peacebuilding, Crisis and Resilience (GPCR) aims to strengthen good governance processes and institutions that enable inclusive participation, ensure equal access to quality services; build societies in which all people benefit from peace, justice, and security; and strengthen risk-informed development and the resilience of people, communities and countries to anticipate, prevent, and recover from disasters, conflicts and shocks and stresses. 

The GPCR Funding Window further aims to enable integrated approaches to address the root causes of crises and fragility, effectively support the response to and recovery from crises, and prevent their occurrence.
Consultancy on enhanced results reporting project Process Consultancy for the Start-up Phase of an Enhanced Results Reporting System. The purpose of the assignment is to arrive at a clearer definition of the proposed enhanced results reporting system.
Review  of International Rehabilitation Centre for Torture Victims (IRCT) 2021 The objective of the review is to provide input to the MFA in relation to the decision making on future support for anti-torture.

The review will focus on the progress in relation to the findings and recommendations of the most recent review, taking also into account the 2019-2021 grant agreement, consultations and meetings held between MFA and IRCT. The objective of the review is to provide input to the MFA in relation to the decision making on future support for anti-torture.
Danish Refugee Council - NGO call Sahel - 2020-2023 Grant awarded to the Danish Refugee Council for the project: SHIFT: Supporting Host communities and IDPs to Facilitate sustainable Transition towards inclusive solutions in the period 2021-2023.

The objective of the overall project is to Promote long-term inclusive solutions for displaced populations and host communities in Liptako-Gourma across the humanitarian-development-peace nexus. Danish Refugee Council - NGO call Sahel - 2020-2023 - This project will promote long-term inclusive solutions for displaced populations and host communities in Liptako-Gourma across the humanitarian-development-peace nexus.
Danish Red Cross (DRC) and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding COVID-19 2020 Danish contribution to IFRC's appeal related to the corona virus outbreak 2020
WFP Sahel and Horn of Africa 2019-2020 Danish contribution to WFP in relation to the school feeding programme in Sahel and the Horn of Africa, 2019-2020
FFU Windows 1 and 2 2019 further information at: https://dfcentre.com/research/ Development research projects undertaken in selected Danida priority countries and in selected growth and transition countries
Adaptability Reserve Adaptability Reserve for the Strategic Framework Programme Burkina Faso, 2021-2025
Xcutting study sustainable growth and employment Cross-cutting study of the Danish support to sustainable growth and employment.
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Flash funding Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights in humanitarian crises 2019 Danish contribution to UNFPA in relation to the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in humanitarian crises, 2020-2022.
World Food Programme (WFP) flash appeal funding South Sudan 2019 WFP efforts in South Sudan 2019
Oplysningsbevilling - Rejsestipendier 2016 Oplysningsbevilling - Rejsestipendier 2016 Oplysningsbevilling - Rejsestipendier 2016 Oplysningsbevilling - Rejsestipendier 2016
Engagement initiative for the Strategic Partners 2022-25 / Fælles engagementsinitiativ / SPA 22-25 Danes’ support for international development cooperation has increased for the first time in several years.  However, challenges remain regarding the public’s perception of development cooperation and understanding of issues in developing countries. 
In order to maintain the high level of commitment to the international development cooperation, awareness raising and public engagement remain a priority - also in the future development policy strategy.
The objective of this project is to identify and develop a new common engagement initiative - together with the strategic partners - with the aim to inform an engage a broarder range of the Danish public in international development cooperation and SDGs.
Formulation: Danish support to IDH 2021 Formulation: Danish support to Sustainable Trade initiative (IDH) implementing their multi year plan Catalyzing Private Sector Solutions for the Sustainable Development Goals (2021).

The objective of this assignment is to assist the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with preparation of a project (grant) to support market transformation by creating sustainable industries and value chains through new business models to improve livelihoods of small holder farmers and workers and mitigate and adapt to climate change through support to IDH.

The formulation consultant will report directly to the Project Manager in the Department for Green Diplomacy (GDI) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and assist with preparation of inputs for internal discussions, as well as writing, reviewing and revising project documentation.
Empowering Individuals in India to Create a Brighter Future (LittleBigHelp COVID-19 Emergency Pool) Empowering individuals in India to create a brighter future in India - LittleBigHelp

The goal of the development project is to empower vulnerable women and children financially and socially and empowering them for a brighter future. 
The grant is given to the organisation due to their application to the COVID-19 Emergency Pool (Nødpulje) in order for the organisation to continue their skills development activities in India. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, planned development activities is in risk of closure, which would negatively affect results. COVID-19 Compensation for LittleBigHelp for their activities in India, which they have not been able to raise funds for in 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions. The activities are now in danger of shutting down. The grant is under Nødpuljen til lukningstruede aktiviteter i udviklingslandene.
India - Strategic Sector Cooperation on Intellectual Property Rights – Phase I Strategic Sector Cooperation between Denmark and India on Intellectual Property Rights, phase I
Danish Red Cross (DRC) and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding DR Congo 2019 DRC/IFRC efforts in relation to the ebola crisis in DR Congo 2019
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) flash appeal funding Ethiopia 2021 Meeting the objectives of the 2021 Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 1.68 billion USD.
Supporting Indonesia in Developing a National Circular Economy Strategy The objective of the development cooperation is to conduct an analysis of economic, environmental and social potential of introducing Circular Economy in vital growth sectors of the Indonesian economy, including its impact on economic growth, job creation, natural resources and greenhouse gas emissions.
2021 - 39229 UNMISS (Sydsudan) FNs Fredsbev.org. The Security Council extended the UNMISS mandate until 15 March 2024 by Resolution 2677 (2023)  It also emphasized that the Mission should continue advancing its three-year strategic vision defined in resolution 2567 (2021) to prevent a return to civil war, build durable peace and support inclusive, accountable governance as well as free, fair and peaceful elections in accordance with the Revitalized Peace Agreement.

Under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, UNMISS is therefore authorized to use all necessary means to implement its mandate which includes:

(a) Protection of civilians:

(b) Creating conditions conducive to the delivery of humanitarian assistance:

(c) Supporting the Implementation of the Revitalised Agreement and the Peace Process:

(d) Monitoring, investigating, and reporting on violations of humanitarian and human rights law:
Sahel Adaptive Social Protection Programme (COVID-19) The Sahel Adaptive Social Protection Program (SASPP) is a multi-donor Trust Fund (MDTF) supporting Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, and Senegal in strengthening adaptive social protection (ASP) systems to help build resilience of households to climate shocks. In 2020 the Sahel was hit hard by the social and economic shock triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, which reinforces existing vulnerabilities and undermines coping capacities. In line with its strategic agenda of strengthening ASP systems, the SASPP has expanded its programming to support countries in leveraging their ASP systems to protect poor and vulnerable households from the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. The objective of this World Bank Trust Fund is to increase access to effective adaptive social protection systems for poor and vulnerable populations in the Sahel.
CEPI core contribution 2020 Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations - CEPI - is not-for-profit and works to ensure a fair access to vaccines, surmountable prices and availability in areas that are most affected by new and emerging diseases – in particular low income countries. CEPI works in close partnership with WHO and the World Bank and has become one of the lead actors on vaccine development – both in regards to preparedness, but also to response and immediate needs such as the COVID-19 pandemic – and has the institutional expertise, networks, and agility to move rapidly.
Core Contribution to the World Organization Against Torture (OMCT) 2019-2020 The support is Denmark's core contribution to OMCT in 2019-2020.
High Risk - High Impact Investment in Africa. Capital contribution to IFU The purpose of this contribution is to enhance IFU’s investments in lower income African countries. The country focus will be complemented with a high-impact focus in order to priorities investments which are expected to generate high development outcomes closely related to the SDGs in local economies, but where the expected risk-adjusted return would be lower than what IFU can normally accept. This additional contribution under the 2021 Finance Act shall be used for climate investments. In addition to that, the HRHI will contribute to the generation of decent jobs, in particular for women and youth, bottom-of the pyramid, smallholder agriculture, access to affordable and clean energy, and MSME. The blended concessional finance initiative will be integrated into IFU’s governance structure, and will be managed according to current policies and strategies. 

Development objective: Enhanced IFU's contribution to climate investments, job creation and inclusive green growth in lower income countries in Africa. 
Immediate objectives: 
1.	Blended concessional finance initiative developed and in operation with increased volume of IFU investments in climate projects with high development outcomes in the lower income countries in Africa.
2.	Promote and accelerate IFU’s development of procedures for and experience with identifying and managing projects with high development outcomes in lower income countries in Africa.
Development Awareness Grant - Awareness Projects 2015 Development Cooperation Awareness Funds 2015
Appraisal of Programme on Climate Change, Conflict, Displacement and Irregular Migration in the Sahel 2021-2024 The  objective of the appraisal is to provide quality assurance of the Programme on Climate Change, Conflict, Displacement and Irregular Migration in Sahel 2021-2024 and its related material in accordance with the MFA Aid Management Guidelines, and to make  recommendations to the responsible unit with a view to ensuring that the programme documentation is in line with the Danida quality standards, strategies and requirements before its submission to the Council for Development Policy and the Minister for Development Cooperation for approval.
Core Contribution to the World Organization Against Torture (OMCT) 2021-2022 The Danish grant is a core contribution OMCT in 2021-2022 in support of the activities and programmatic goals of the organisation as outlined in the OMCT’s Strategic Plan 2021-2024 (Strategy 2024). 

The project covers all five complementary priorities of the OMCT Strategy 2024, implemented with the SOS-Torture Network and other anti-torture actors and initiatives: 1) Public engagement: winning back global resolve on the absolute prohibition, 2) Accountability: winning justice for victims, and pushing back on impunity, 3) Pushing for reforms and universal systems; 4) Protection of those in situations of vulnerability, and 5) Protection of Human Rights Defenders and the right to defend. 

The project focuses on human rights and torture prevention. The key objective is to advance toward the eradication of torture worldwide, by strengthening the growth, sustainability, cooperation, and impact of the global civil society anti-torture movement.
Danida Contract ADRA Denmark Review and Capacity Assessment Review and Capacity Assessment of ADRA Denmark
Friendship Group 2021-2023 To build strong and enduring cross-regional coalitions in support of SRHR at the UN that will fight for stronger normative, global frameworks on SRHR and gender equality.
Brookings Partnership 2019-2021 Research and analysis by project scholars address pressing challenges in developing countries, which are impeding achievement of the SDGs in developing countries, with a special focus on climate change as a systemic threat.
Danish support for the NDC Partnership's facilitation of ambition and implementation of NDCs in developing countries The NDC- Partnerships (NDC-P) was launched at Conference of the Parties (COP) 22 in Marrakesh in 2016 by a coalition of countries, institutions and non-state-actors. Its two overall objectives are to support countries to accelerate implementation of their NDCs and related sustainable development goals (SDGs), and to increase ambition with the view to achieving the Paris Climate Agreement goals.
Center for Kirkeligt Udviklingssamarbejde (CKU) - pool grants related to religious liberty (tros- og religionsfrihed) since 2020- With this grant, the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs support the targeted funding window for Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB). The purpose of the FoRB window is to support targeted efforts to increase respect for and protection and promotion of religious freedom. Projects financed through the FoRB window must be in agreement with and support the Danish government's strategy for FoRB.  

Center for Church-Based Development (CKU) administers the FoRB window together with the CKU Pooled Fund. As opposed to the CKU Pooled Fund the FoRB window is open to Danish civil society organisations - faith-based as well as non faith-based - who are not members of (CKU). 

Due to its nature as a pooled fund operational results are general and highly aggregated. The MFA contribution is thus reflected in the overall results reporting by the partner. For more information on the FoRB window please refer to the hyperlink below.

https://cku.dk/en/knowledge-center/freedom-of-religion-and-belief/ CKU - Pool grants concerning efforts related to religious liberty.
Strategic Sector Cooperation in Indonesia - Sustainable Island Initiative The main objective of the project is to support the development on two islands towards a green and low carbon pathway through the integration of effective solid waste management and waste-to-energy solutions.
Danida Fellowship Centre course on strenghtening policy dialogue M&E, adaptive learning, reviews, studies
Unallocated (Adaptive reserve)
M&E contract
Adaptive learning events, technical reviews and studies
Pathways to Economic Inclusion and Self-Reliance of the Refugees and Host Communities in Rwanda through Scaling up Graduation Approach To enable targeted poor and vulnerable households of refugees and host communities in Rwanda to become self-reliant and graduate out of extreme poverty by 2024.