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Frameagreement 2020_2024 Measures that support the improvement of legal frameworks, constitutions, laws and regulations; legislative and constitutional drafting and review; legal reform; integration of formal and informal
Geneva Call earmarked funding Colombia Earmarked funding for the Geneva call engagement in Colombia with non-state armed  actors on specific thematic IHL and IHRL-related “Deeds of commitment” to protect civilians. The portfolio includes the ban on anti-personnel mines and cooperation in mine action, the protection of children from the effects of armed conflict, the prohibition of sexual violence in situations of armed conflict and towards the elimination of gender discrimination, the protection of cultural heritage in armed conflict
UNRWA Programme budget 2021 Norwegian core contribution to UNRWA's programme budget for 2021
Promorion of Quality Journalism - ARIJ the intervention objective is to develop a sustainable ecosystem in the region of investigative reporting by promoting accountable, quality and verified journalistic information within the Arab region for free independent media.
Nexus Initiative on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Phase 2 (2022-2024) The Objective of the Nexus Initiative is to help drive more progressive norm-setting on SRHR in UN fora and in doing so, build global momentum and pressure to advance SRHR outcomes around the world. It encourages governments to strengthen their commitment to, and increase the effectiveness of, their support to SRHR in UN fora. The primary outcomes of the Nexus Initiative are i) that UN normsetting on SRHR in New York and Geneva is more progressive, and ii) that a wider range of governments from all regions are consistently supportive of progressive SRHR language in UN forums, and fewer are opposed. 

Nexus has a secretariat supported by likemeinded SRHR countries and provide coordination among national states in the UN space.
Support to the Institutional Strategic Plan of CEJIL Mesoamerica 2019-22 Institutional support to the strategic plan of CEJIL on defence and promotion of human rights through the effective use of the Inter American System for Protection of Human Rights. CEJIL works on the following four lines of action: 1) legal defence; 2) empowering human rights defenders and other key actors; 3) strengthening of the Inter-American System; 4) distribution of knowledge.
TEC Strengthening Interfaith Relations For Peace and Social Justice The overall objective is to strengthen the capacity of civil society actors and space to foster human rights and dignity and empower people to actively participate in the development and implementation of public policies and development plans.
Rights based REDD+ Brazil Outcome 1: The international climate regime for land-use and forests includes a rights-based approach and provisions to protect natural ecosystems
•	Outcome 2: Indigenous peoples and other forest-dependent communities enjoy greater respect for their land rights and are recognised for their sustainable management and protection of the rainforest.
Implementing partners: ISA and RCA
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The exchange of participants between Nepal and Vietnam will contribute to improving the maternal health of poor rural women in Nepal and for Vietnam, reproductive health improvements for female factory workers and preventing HIV transmission among men having sex with men and care and support for people living with HIV. Nepal and Vietnam.
Trust-building in the Sahel The objective of this project is to strengthen and re-establish contact,  to restore trust between the justice system, the security forces (both national / local and the Joint Force) , and populations , to prevent associations with terrorist and criminal groups, and to facilitate the involvement of the population in the fight against these groups.
Equal rights and equal opportunities LGBTI people The overall aim of this project is to substantially contribute to LGBTI people in developing countries being protected from violence and being fully included in society, with equal access to education, employment, health, housing and political participation.
WILPF - WPS - Kurdistan/Iraq programme 2022-2025 WILPFs country programme in Kurdistan/Iraq - Supporting feminist movement in Kurdistan region of Iraq. 
Asuda train entities of government entities and victims of (S)GBV on the Yazidi survivors Law and the new law on the restriction of the use and spread of small arms
CGDS Rwanda The project prupose is to support the establishment of the first post graduate gender program in Rwanda, and ensure the program is set up with international standards, including competitive entry and reasonably sized cohort.The project aims to create 40 research dissertations on significant gender and related culture and development issues in Rwanda, and enable research and development experts to better serve women in Rwanda and eventually in the Great Lakes Region
Support to the Extraordinary Chambers of the Courts of Cambodia 2012 Support to the Extraordinary Chambers of the Courts of Cambodia
Understanding and Advocacy for Democracy and Peace in Venezuela Phase 3 The project aims to strengthen the socio-political action of civil society in Venezuela, and thus advance the process of democratic re-institutionalization and the transformation of the conflict in Venezuela through peaceful means.
Global - Improving Petroleum Governance CSOs and EI affected communities influence host governments and extractives/oil & gas companies to change policies and pratices to benefit citizens.
Norsk PEN and International PEN. International work 2016 – 2019. Enhancing freedom of expression and protection of those who use the free word and are threatened
Energy access and climate policy in Togo From the perspective of communities in Togo, to facilitate access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all (SDG 7) and an ambitious national implementation of the Paris Agreement on climate change
Contributing to peaceful coexistence in Ethiopia The project focuses on grassroots peacebuilding addressing intercommunal violence in hotspots in Ethiopia. An important aim of the project is to build on religious actors (women, men, and youth) and local human resources (women, men and youth) in the conflict contexts to enable and support them in promoting social cohesion and reconciliation in their own conflict contexts. The overall goal is that community members in conflict affected areas in Ethiopia enjoy peaceful coexistence and intercommunal collaboration.
Technical support from GIZ to the Amazon Fund in BNDES Co-financing of technical support to The Amazon Fund in BNDES
SUPPORTING ENERGY SECTOR REFORM IN UKRAINE The planned effect of the project on the society is that effectice reforms in Ukraine's energy sector promote its efficiency for advancing  the sector's attractivness, competivitiness and development.Planned outcomes are reviewed architecture and governance of the energy sector, enhanced government capacity to carry out the SOE sector reform in line with international standards, improved competition practices in the energy sector and strengthened anti-corruption measures.
The Oil for Development Programme Phase 3 Lebanon The goal of the Programme is to ensure sustainable management of petroleum resources and hence contribute to reduction of poverty. To achieve these results, the OfD Programme provides capacity development to the Lebanese Petroleum Administration (LPA) and to other relevant stakeholders in Lebanon, notably the Ministry of Finance (MoF) and the Ministry of Environment (MoE). The parliament, civil society and the media also receive support.
MLSA - Justice Monitoring: Promoting Fair Trial Rights and  freedom of expression MLSA seeks to promote the right to free and fair trials, with the overarching goal of promoting judicial independence and safeguaring the right to freedom of expression.
beyond the Grid Fund for Afrca (BGFA) Over 600 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa live today without access to electricity. The Beyond the Grid Fund for Africa (BGFA) aims to reduce this gap by stimulating and accelerating the emergency of new business models to incentivise the private sector to offer affordable and clean energy access at scale to people living in rural and peri-urban areas. The BGFA programme aims at actively promoting, incentivising and transferring best practices regarding gender equality in BGFA target countries. BGFA does this through requiring awardees (energy service providers) to offer equal opportunities for men and women

Beyond the Grid Fund for Africa forms part of the ‘Power Africa’ initiative launched by former President Barack Obama and contributes to the Sustainable Development Goal 7 as well as the Paris Agreement on Climate. The planned period of implementation is in total six years. The BGFA programme aims, with so far four funding rounds, to establish up to 1.45 million energy connections by 2028, benefiting more than 6.5 million people in Burkina Faso, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Liberia, Mozambique, Uganda and Zambia
International Humanitarian Fact Finding Commission Mandatory membership contribution according to article 90, para 7 of protocol I Addtional to the Geneva Conventions of 1949
EWIPA - Implementation and follow-up Sponsorship programme for participants to the EWIPA conference in Oslo April 2024, from ODA eligible countries. Website and administration.
NUPI research on the strengthening of UN peace operations Research project on improving the effectiveness of UN peace operations in laying the foundations for sustainable peace, concentrated on three thematic clusters (1. Overarching trends, 2. Increased capacity for analysis, planning, performance, and adaption, 3. Un policing, transnational organized crime, and violent extremism) and one crosscutting cluster on gender, youth, climate security etc.
Africa Fertilizer and soil health summit 2024 Support to the AU summit on Fertilizer and Soil health
Geneva Call Response in Ukraine The programme’s main foci are: (i) building the capacity of local CSOs and armed entities to increase space to discuss humanitarian norms; (ii) raising awareness on IHL focusing on the protection of children among communities, activists, and fighters; and (iii) influencing decision-makers and armed entities commanders in favour of better civilian protection through advocacy instruments.

Geneva Call seeks to integrate a gender perspective in all its activities and at all stages of its project cycle. Geneva Call is committed to gender-sensitive programming integrating gender analysis; and to consulting, involving and engaging women and men wherever possible in its activities and promoting their full participation. Sexual and gender-based violence is particularly concerning in Ukraine. Programmatic responses therefore consider the special vulnerabilities of women and girls and children.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project is about increasing knowledge, including stakeholders awareness and young researchers capacity by strengthening NORCE and UFSC research on global food systems, the use of biotechnology to food production and how such systems adhere to domestic and international food and biodiversity treaties. The expected impact of this project is to have policy and regulatory biosafety framework in place for new gene-edited organisms aligned with the UN Sustainability Goals
STRENGHTENING MAYA ART “CHOWEN PATAN SAMAJ” Continuation of the support to RIAKUX and Sotzil Jay in Guatemala. Promotion and development of Mayan and indigenous culture and arts.
Peace Process Related Expenses 2023 Peace process related expenses for Philippines.
RAF Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Ending violence against women and girls. Other partners: Programme for Christian-Muslim Relations in Africa (to start 2024), The Salvation Army International Development Services / Africa Zone. Ending violence against women and girls
UNDP Coordination of Mine-Action UNDP coordinates Mine Action Area of Responsibility (MA AoR) in Ukraine. The goal is to better coordinate and prioritize mine acton activities to save more lives and faciliate the safe delivery of life-saving assistance by other humanitarian actors active in providing food, health, education, shelter, water or protection programmes and enable early recovery. The overall objective of the MA AoR is to provide a platform to discuss and harmonize activities aimed at reducing and if possible. eliminating the treats posed by the use and presence of explosive haxards to civilians. The Norwegain contribution covers expected output 6 - "Increased collaboration wih humanitarian, peace, stabilizationm development and environmen actors" - which has gender marker 2.
Rucanzogera Hydro Power Plant- access road and distribution line Malthe Winje is applying for grant support to finance project related infrastructure in connection with the Rucanzgera hydro power project in Rwanda - access road and distribution line for grid connection.
Rights, Action and Accountability - Gender Justice: South Africa Support to civil society organisations in South Africa. To consolidate and build community mobilisation model to amplify the call for gender justice and accelerated action towards the prevention and elimination of violence against women and girls.
IECA FBCA in Quilengues and Luanda Climate change adaptation in Quilengues and Luanda
Support to Tensions Reduction in Lebanon through improved Enviromental Support and Solar Energy Outcome 1: Strengthened stabilization and green recovery to reduce vulnerabilities and environmental risks.
Output 1.1: Solutions scaled up for sustainable management of natural resources, including sustainable commodities and green and inclusive value chains.
Activity 1: Supporting municipalities & partners on environmental approaches to reduce tensions
Sub-Activity 1.1. Greening of the LCRP Activities
Sub-Activity 1.2. Mainstreaming of Circular Economy Principles in Environmental Response
Sub-Activity 1.3. Supporting Municipalities in Addressing Environmental Challenges

Activity 2: Reducing tensions through renewable energy projects
Sub-Activity 2.1: Analysis of the Energy Sector on Tension
Sub-Activity 2.2: Implementation of Sustainable Energy Solutions
SDG Advoccates and the SDG Strategy Hub The project is implemented with the UN Office of Partnerships represetning the UN.  The project centers around the prioritites of the SDG Advocates - in particular the priorities of the Co-Chairs of the SDG Advocates.  Cooperation will focus on the key SDG moments in the global south, building UNOP's communication capacity, operationalizing and scaling up the SDG Strategy and Action Hub and joint advocacy.
IFAD Food from small-scale aquaculture The project will support small-scale aquaculture in Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique
Enhancing capacity in preventing violent extremisim and radicalisation The Project’s expected effects on society in Georgia is that all forms of violent extremism and radicalization is prevented as well as increased resilience against those phenomena.
The intended target groups are the government, the media, the academia and local communities
Children learn and are safe - Colombia In partnership with civil society, academia and Government, the program will seek to support  children to learn and to be safe at school. Focus will be on the most marginalised groups of children (girls, children with disabilities,etc). This will include policy development, advocacy, teacher training amongst others. Other partners: Fundación Saldarriaga Choncha, Corpoeducación, La Escuela Normal María Inmaculada, Universidad Nacional- Arauca, Convivencia Productiva, El Arte de Vivir
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The Solidarity Exchange for the Environment and Development (SEED) project will enable the exchange of young people to improve their knowledge about climate justice in practice, as well as their capacity to influence policymakers and communicate their knowledge to youth in Norway and Malawi. The project will also increase awareness and knowledge of climate justice in NfYD and Spire which again will be disseminated further to the respective target audiences and groups.
ANFREL- Elections Support 2018-2020 To consolidate the burgeoning democracy of Myanmar
Brookings Institution 2023- 2024 The Project Activities of the Brookings Institution aim to comprehensively contribute to informing a broad spectrum of stakeholders, providing independent, reliable research and analysis, as well as ideas and recommendations, in order to develop solutions that support the rules-based international order for global peace and security. Project Activities will deliver policy relevant research on the Middle East and North Africa, South Asia and Sub-Sahara Africa, as well as on energy, environment, and climate policy, that will be made available to stakeholders, policy experts and the public.
Venezuela - Regional humanitarian response Regional humanitarian response to Venezuela
URBAN CRISIS RESPONSE provide standard basic infrastructure services to vulnerable refugees in urban areas
Shifting the world to deforestation-free biofuels policy - Indonesia The objective is that fuel mandates and subsidies do not create a large, new market for deforestation-based palm oil in Indonesia.
ITC International Trade Center - Core contribution 2020 - 2022 The overall objective is increased competiveness and export from small and medium-sized enterprises in developing countries. ITC has a strong focus on the private sector. Priority countries are Sub-Saharan Africa and the least developed countries.
Safe and responsible sports program in Zimbabwe Strenghten sport as a tool in building safe and active communities.
UNU-WIDER DRM Programme The overall objective of the program is improved tax systems, strengthened domestic capacity for revenue collection, and increased tax revenues in developing countries. This is pursued by enhancing the capacity to analyse, design, and implement multiple aspects of policies around the themes of domestic resource mobilization. The increased capacity will better enable governments and local actors to adopt, implement, and strengthen policies, practices and institutions to promote socially inclusive growth and development in line with their development path. More specifically, the program plans to produce i) a body of high quality, policy relevant research and analysis on the six DRM workstreams, freely available globally; ii) strengthened capacity of researchers and technical government officers in LICs and MICs to undertake research and policy analysis related to DRM; and iii) tailored knowledge products from the DRM programme for diverse groups, communicated through the right channels, plus strengthened partnerships and knowledge networks to connect research and policy for action at multiple scales.
The target audiences are policymakers, development partners, and researchers.
Strengthening Civil Societies Project 2021 Leveraging Faith in Strengtherning Civil Societies 2021
Protection of Vulnerable Migrants in Central Asia Protection of Vulnerable Migrants with Special Emphasis on Empowering Women in the Context of Migration in Central Asia. Regional project for Central Asia is a continuation of current IOM interventions on counter-trafficking and protecting vulnerable migrants and communities. The proposed project aims to
contribute to the protection of migrants and increase the resilience of vulnerable migrants, especially women, in Central Asia, in the context of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
AMAN - Securing Rights, Ensuring Community Resilience The project will contribute to the Norwegian Initiative for Climate and Forests' outcome 2: Improved rights and livelihoods for indigenous peoples and local communities in tropical forest countries. Aliansi Masyarakat Adat Nusantara, the Indigenous Peoples Alliance of Indonesia, will be supported to achieve the following outcomes: 
Outcome 1: Village governments more supportive on Indigenous Peoples' rights.
Outcome 2: Indigenous peoples produce with improved production systems, added value and a fair and sustainable distribution system accepted by the market.
Outcome 3: Indigenous youth are actively maintaining Indigenous culture and traditions
Outcome 4: AMAN has improved its organizational capacity at headquarter, regional and local level to serve Indigenous communities and are able to implement the program.
Child Rights Protection & Promotion in Puttalam The project targets 1500 families in two Divisions with many child violation cases. Poverty, alcoholism, low educational level, gender stereotyping and adverse cultural practices cause underreported violence. The project will improve child protection and promoting child rights for a sound childhood. Strengthening Child Clubs, awareness raising, capacitating Rural Child Monitoring Committees and other entities will create community driven platforms advocating child rights and better childhoods.
GFI Increasing DRM by Promoting Corporate, Natural Resource and Professional Integrity Belize Media Inistitute of the Caribbean (MIC)  will design multi-session trainings for journalists and civil society on investigating corruption and IFFs. The trainings will include cross-cutting topics such as
“Understanding Beneficial Ownership and the Impact on Anti Money Laundering (AMT) /Combating the Financing of Terrorism(CFT) and “Exploitation of Natural Rsources—Loopholes Which Allow for Corrupt Practices,” as well as topics directed to journalists, such as “The Storyboard for Corruption Stories” and “Digital Security for Journalists.” In addition, they will create a network to encourage information sharing along with establishing a preliminary database of resources and sources for journalists that complete the training program. As part of the planning for the training sessions, they will contribute to the design and production of policy resources for improving corporate and land ownership as well as professional integrity. MIC will also take part in stakeholder engagement.

Friends for Conservation and Development ( FCD) works to  increase DRM through greater natural resource and trade integrity. This will marry FCD’s expertise on conservation and natural resources with GFI’s expertise on integrity, transparency, and IFFs. FCD will leverage their on-the-ground presence, they manage Belize’s largest national park, past research of issues such as illegal logging and wildlife trafficking, and strong relationship with the government and civil society. FCD has taken the lead on selecting the research areas and will lead on project design and implementation. They will i lending their expertise on
natural resources to the design of policy resources and engagement
Political dialouge Costs related to facilitation and other support to the peace process in Colombia
SAAF Core Support 2017-2020 Safe Abortion Action Fund is a mulit-donor funding mechanism which supports in-country intiiatives for increasing access to safe abortion services. They provide small flexible grants to local NGOs to do policy advocacy, innovations in service delivery and research. SAAF focuses on the needs of the most marginalised and vulnerable girls and women, within a comprehensive package of sexual and reproductive health.
Guatemala Red Cross health and National Society Development. Capacity building of Guatemala Red Cross branches to increase sustainability and independency; improved financial management, development of system for Project planning, monitoring, evaluation and reporting.  Development and implementaiton of fundraising strategy.
Decent Work in Tunisia Capacity development of trade unionists in Tunisia in organising, collective bargaining and social dialogue, and gender equality