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2018/21 CIVUG Caritas Uganda In Uganda, Caritas Denmark has worked with five local partners since 2001 with MFA funding. The engagement during 2018-2021 amounts to DKK 36.8 million and will enhance sustainable rural development, through strengthening farmers’ associations and advocacy at national level. This will be facilitated through a network of Ugandan CBOs/NGOs, led by Caritas Uganda, supported by Caritas Denmark. In the years to come, with a humanitarian-development nexus approach more emphasis will be placed on climate change mitigation to reduce the effect on rural livelihoods and threat to the development of farmers associations. Interventions will strengthen the resilience of local communities in cooperation with relevant local authorities, including ensuring the participation of civil society in local development planning. The growing number of unemployed youth is a cause for concern in Uganda, as they tend to migrate to the urban city centres where they become part of the growing number of urban poor. Caritas Denmark and partners will apply innovative ways of including youth in economic development based on previous pilot activities and evidence-based information gathered from target group feedback. The retention of youth in rural areas is key for the labour intensive sustainable agricultural practices required to adapt to the changing climate.
2018/21 CIVUG UE-03-2016 Community Integrated Development Initiatives (CIDI Soroti) In Uganda, Caritas Denmark has worked with five local partners since 2001 with MFA funding. The engagement during 2018-2021 amounts to DKK 36.8 million and will enhance sustainable rural development, through strengthening farmers’ associations and advocacy at national level. This will be facilitated through a network of Ugandan CBOs/NGOs, led by Caritas Uganda, supported by Caritas Denmark. In the years to come, with a humanitarian-development nexus approach more emphasis will be placed on climate change mitigation to reduce the effect on rural livelihoods and threat to the development of farmers associations. Interventions will strengthen the resilience of local communities in cooperation with relevant local authorities, including ensuring the participation of civil society in local development planning. The growing number of unemployed youth is a cause for concern in Uganda, as they tend to migrate to the urban city centres where they become part of the growing number of urban poor. Caritas Denmark and partners will apply innovative ways of including youth in economic development based on previous pilot activities and evidence-based information gathered from target group feedback. The retention of youth in rural areas is key for the labour intensive sustainable agricultural practices required to adapt to the changing climate.
2018/21 HUMBA Management Cost In cooperation with Caritas Bangladesh, Caritas Denmark is providing humanitarian aid to some of the most vulnerable Rohingya refugees in Kutupalong Camp, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.
2018/21 CIVADM Danish Cost Working with selected Sustainable Development Goals, support and accompany partners in the south to work with the rural poor focusing on self-sustainable smallholder farmers’ organisations, promoting access to basic services and social justice, while simultaneously addressing root causes of poverty such as climate change and injustice through national level advocacy.
2022-25 HUM Burkina Faso Overall objective of the country engagement:
Internally displaced people and vulnerable host communities affected by the multidimensional 
crisis in Boucle du Mouhoun and Northern region of Burkina Faso have improved their socio economic resilience in more conflict resistant communities.

The long-term changes (outcomes) of the country engagement 2022-2025: 
1. Vulnerable and internally displaced children and young people have access to safe 
environments (recreational centres) fostering improved mental well-being and reintegration 
into the school system or technical training.
2. Social cohesion of crisis affected communities have improved through community-led and 
representative committees for dialogue and peace facilitating rights awareness raising 
and issue of ID documents to IDPs, and young ambassadors for peace mitigating the risk of 
radicalisation.
3. The essential needs, mainly food security, of newly arrived IDPs and vulnerable host 
communities have been addressed in exacerbated crisis through a locally managed 
humanitarian flex fund.
2017 North-East India Programme Caritas Denmark’s support to India is geographically focused to the isolated region of North East India, bordering Myanmar, China, Bhutan and Bangladesh. Caritas Denmark has worked with five partners in this region since 1999. The programme has been one of the most successful support programmes of Caritas Denmark. Already in 2015, the target group fundraised more funds than those received through the programme, and therefore, Caritas Denmark is engaged in a consolidation and phasing-out process, and planning to terminate the support at the end of 2018. The programme has demonstrated a positive impact in improving the livelihoods of the rural farmer in North East India. The programme outcome and impact of the programme is considered to have reached a sustainable level. Funds for the on-going activities are now provided by various government development schemes and the partners now fundraise more from other donors than they receive from Caritas Denmark. The focus of results for the exit phase is to strengthen civil society and sustainable agricultural development, based on established community savings/loan groups. Further, to strengthen marketing of their agricultural produce through value-chain activities and the establishment of a marketing associations, which serve poor farmers in the region. At the same time, the farmers are provided access to marketing corporation established by the partners, allowing poor farmers to access both the national market as well as the international market. Theme 1: Strengthening Family Livelihoods: Immediate Objective: To strengthen joint initiatives taken by poor rural families to pursue their right to be food secure and to have sustainable livelihoods. Theme 2: Strengthening Rural Organization: Immediate Objective: To strengthen community based organizations, and emerging networks of organized rural populations in supporting local livelihoods and securing equal access to basic rights through active engagement of local decision makers. Theme 3: Strengthening Rural Development: Immediate Objective: To strengthen community based organisations’ and their CSO partners’ advocacy on a national level for an inclusive sustainable development in rural areas
2018/21 CIVMM UE-02-2016 Karuna Mission Social Solidarity (KMSS) In Myanmar, Caritas Denmark works with the local partner Karuna Mission Social Solidarity (KMSS – Caritas Myanmar) to promote sustainable agricultural development, strengthening of civil society at the community level, through organisation and training of community groups alongside advocacy promoting the rights of poor agricultural communities. During 2018-2021 Caritas Denmark will continue to work in seven areas where programme activities have been implemented since 2005, with a four-year budget of DKK 20 million. The focus during 2018-21 is to strengthen the human rights-based approach in the programme. The aim is to address issues that are affecting the rural poor farmers and their livelihood. Furthermore, Caritas Denmark will take a nexus approach in programme planning and implementation to address climate change via disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation measures as most farmers’ livelihoods are affected by changes in seasonal weather patterns and natural disasters. Caritas Denmark will work together with CAFOD in Myanmar in a strategic partnership to enhance locally led humanitarian response capacity.
2022/25 Strategic Partnership Agreement HUM A.3.a. - Programme support cost (HQ) A.3.a. - Programme support cost (HQ)
2018/21 HUM Other Activities Study in Uganda Evaluation in Chad In April 2018, Caritas Denmark was awarded a CHS certification for its humanitarian work. Costs related to maintaining our CHS certification and to publish our programme data in IATI are also covered under this activity.
2018/21 CIVUG UE-01-2018 EASTERN ARCHDIOCESAN DEVELOPMENT NETWORK (EADEN) In Uganda, Caritas Denmark has worked with five local partners since 2001 with MFA funding. The engagement during 2018-2021 amounts to DKK 36.8 million and will enhance sustainable rural development, through strengthening farmers’ associations and advocacy at national level. This will be facilitated through a network of Ugandan CBOs/NGOs, led by Caritas Uganda, supported by Caritas Denmark. In the years to come, with a humanitarian-development nexus approach more emphasis will be placed on climate change mitigation to reduce the effect on rural livelihoods and threat to the development of farmers associations. Interventions will strengthen the resilience of local communities in cooperation with relevant local authorities, including ensuring the participation of civil society in local development planning. The growing number of unemployed youth is a cause for concern in Uganda, as they tend to migrate to the urban city centres where they become part of the growing number of urban poor. Caritas Denmark and partners will apply innovative ways of including youth in economic development based on previous pilot activities and evidence-based information gathered from target group feedback. The retention of youth in rural areas is key for the labour intensive sustainable agricultural practices required to adapt to the changing climate.
2018/21 HUMTC Sudan Darfur Displacement Crisis Chad The focus of Caritas Denmark’s proposed efforts 2018-2021 in the protracted refugee situation for Sudanese refugees in Chad is improved livelihoods, local integration and capacity building of the partner with a budget of DKK 20 million over four years. The interventions are centred on the overall objective to address vulnerabilities and strengthen the self-reliance of the refugees in eastern Chad enhancing peaceful co-existence with the host population. This is done through a humanitarian-development nexus approach in the department of Dar Tama. The intervention focus on refugees from the two big refugee camps Kounongou and Milé and host populations from surrounding villages. During the coming four years, the main focus of the support to Chad will be food security, nutrition, water and sanitation, income generation and environmental protection, incl. renewable energy. As the areas of operation are situated in semi-arid lands in eastern Chad, special attention will be given to promotion of drought resistant crops and agricultural techniques, which are adapted to the conditions of the area, including climate change adaption.
2017 Danish Expenditures under the Humanitarian Partnership Agreement Administration, audit in Denmark, travels, technical programme consultancy, as well as Caritas Denmark commissioned consultancies, reviews, and evaluations.
2018/21 CIVUG UE-01-2018 Community Integrated Development Initiatives (CIDI) In Uganda, Caritas Denmark has worked with five local partners since 2001 with MFA funding. The engagement during 2018-2021 amounts to DKK 36.8 million and will enhance sustainable rural development, through strengthening farmers’ associations and advocacy at national level. This will be facilitated through a network of Ugandan CBOs/NGOs, led by Caritas Uganda, supported by Caritas Denmark. In the years to come, with a humanitarian-development nexus approach more emphasis will be placed on climate change mitigation to reduce the effect on rural livelihoods and threat to the development of farmers associations. Interventions will strengthen the resilience of local communities in cooperation with relevant local authorities, including ensuring the participation of civil society in local development planning. The growing number of unemployed youth is a cause for concern in Uganda, as they tend to migrate to the urban city centres where they become part of the growing number of urban poor. Caritas Denmark and partners will apply innovative ways of including youth in economic development based on previous pilot activities and evidence-based information gathered from target group feedback. The retention of youth in rural areas is key for the labour intensive sustainable agricultural practices required to adapt to the changing climate.
2018/21 HUMUG Management Cost Caritas Denmark will during 2018-2021 scale-up its support amounting to DKK 9 million to Caritas Uganda for the provision of humanitarian response to the regional South Sudan displacement crises, which has seen more than 1 million refugees taking refuge in the Northern parts of Uganda. Caritas Denmark has worked for over 15 years with Caritas Uganda within its development portfolio. In 2017, the cooperation was expanded to include humanitarian activities within the agricultural sector in Northern Uganda with the grant of DKK 3.5 million from the MFA Call for Proposal for the South Sudan crisis. With ongoing conflict and increasing displacement from South Sudan into Uganda, Caritas Denmark will continue to provide livelihood support for vulnerable refugees and host populations. At the same time strengthening the capacity of Caritas Uganda and relevant implementing dioceses to be at the forefront of the humanitarian response in Northern Uganda. The aim of this is to enable an effective and efficient humanitarian response, which recognises and allows for a prominent role for local and national actors. Caritas Denmark will promote durable solutions for the South Sudanese refugees to ensure their dignity and ability to cater for their families. Caritas Uganda will in close collaboration with the Government of Uganda, the UN and NGOs provide agricultural tools and training for the newly arrived refugees. To prevent conflict over scarce resources in the region, host communities will also be included in the project activities.
2018/21 CIVMM UE-05-2016 Karuna Mission Social Solidarity (KMSS) Caritas Denmark, in cooperation with KMSS Taungngu, provides education support to primary schools in and around Thandaunggyi Township, Kayah, state, Myanmar. Approx. 2.300 children from approx. 38 schools will receive support in the form of school kits (uniforms, backpacks, sandals, raincoat, pens, paper, etc), school benches and tables, and support for the start-up of school gardens.
2017 Myanmar Programme In Myanmar, Caritas Denmark works with the local partner Karuna Mission Solidarity Services (KMSS) to further sustainable agricultural development, strengthening of civil society at the community level as well as advocacy promoting the rights of poor agricultural communities through organisation and training of community groups. During 2017-2021 Caritas Denmark will continue to work in seven dioceses, where programme activities have been implemented since 2005. The focus for the period will be to strengthen the human rights-based approach in the programme. The aim is to address the rights issues that are affecting the rural poor farmers and their livelihood such as the politically sensitive land rights issue. Further, Caritas Denmark will take a stronger approach in programme design and planning to address climate change through disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation measures as most farmers’ livelihoods in Myanmar are affected by altered seasonal changes in weather and natural occurrences/disasters not previously experienced. This will be undertaken in a nexus of development-humanitarian interventions. Theme 1: Strengthening Family Livelihoods: Immediate Objective: To strengthen joint initiatives taken by poor rural families to pursue their right to be food secure and to have sustainable livelihoods. Theme 2: Strengthening Rural Organization: Immediate Objective: To strengthen community based organizations, and emerging networks of organized rural populations in supporting local livelihoods and securing equal access to basic rights through active engagement of local decision makers. Theme 3: Strengthening Rural Development: Immediate Objective: To strengthen community based organizations’ and their CSO partners’ advocacy on a national level for an inclusive sustainable development in rural areas.
2018/21 CIVPRI Projects and Programme Information As the development and humanitarian organization of the Catholic Church in Denmark, Caritas Denmark finds our natural point of departure in the 45.000 Catholics in Denmark due to our close link with this population group through the churches and other Catholic institutions. The Catholics and the Catholic institutions are however not only the main basis of our popular support and our target group of our Programme Related Information (PRI) work; these are the means to reach the rest of society. Hence, they are our strategic collaboration partners in Denmark, with whom Caritas Denmark will design and implement innovative ideas to stimulate debate and enhance the public understanding of our international work and of the SDGs and their inherent challenges for the poor in the world.
2018/21 CIVMM Management Cost In Myanmar, Caritas Denmark works with the local partner Karuna Mission Social Solidarity (KMSS – Caritas Myanmar) to promote sustainable agricultural development, strengthening of civil society at the community level, through organisation and training of community groups alongside advocacy promoting the rights of poor agricultural communities. During 2018-2021 Caritas Denmark will continue to work in seven areas where programme activities have been implemented since 2005, with a four-year budget of DKK 20 million. The focus during 2018-21 is to strengthen the human rights-based approach in the programme. The aim is to address issues that are affecting the rural poor farmers and their livelihood. Furthermore, Caritas Denmark will take a nexus approach in programme planning and implementation to address climate change via disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation measures as most farmers’ livelihoods are affected by changes in seasonal weather patterns and natural disasters. Caritas Denmark will work together with CAFOD in Myanmar in a strategic partnership to enhance locally led humanitarian response capacity.
2017 Caritas Denmark funded projects/activities The Caritas Denmark funded projects and activites are integrated elements of the country programmes and crisis response programmes funded by the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and thereby adding to the same objectives and outcomes. The funding sources include Caritas Denmark collections, private contributers, the Danish Broadcast Collection etc.
2018/21 CIVUG UE-03-2016 Management Cost In Uganda, Caritas Denmark has worked with five local partners since 2001 with MFA funding. The engagement during 2018-2021 amounts to DKK 36.8 million and will enhance sustainable rural development, through strengthening farmers’ associations and advocacy at national level. This will be facilitated through a network of Ugandan CBOs/NGOs, led by Caritas Uganda, supported by Caritas Denmark. In the years to come, with a humanitarian-development nexus approach more emphasis will be placed on climate change mitigation to reduce the effect on rural livelihoods and threat to the development of farmers associations. Interventions will strengthen the resilience of local communities in cooperation with relevant local authorities, including ensuring the participation of civil society in local development planning. The growing number of unemployed youth is a cause for concern in Uganda, as they tend to migrate to the urban city centres where they become part of the growing number of urban poor. Caritas Denmark and partners will apply innovative ways of including youth in economic development based on previous pilot activities and evidence-based information gathered from target group feedback. The retention of youth in rural areas is key for the labour intensive sustainable agricultural practices required to adapt to the changing climate.
2022-25 HUM Lebanon Overall objective of the country engagement:
Enhance the abilities of refugees to access social protective services that prevent negative coping 
mechanisms resulting from the multi-faceted crises. 

The long-term changes (outcomes) of the country engagement 2022-2025: 
1. Vulnerable refugees including SGBV survivors have their basic needs met in CL Shelters through improved access to protection services in including case management and provision of emergency cash and protection.
2. SGBV women survivors are empowered during their CL Shelters residency with life-skill activities, rights awareness, and Cash for Work (CfW) opportunities to enhance livelihood  skill and introduce employment prospects.
3. Vulnerable refugees are more resilient and self-reliant due to have improved access to job placement and income generating activities (IGAs) through skills training, soft skill  trainings and awareness sessions.
4. Social cohesion is enhanced through involvement of Lebanese host community and Syrian Refugees in Local community solidarity development projects targeting both Lebanese and refugees.
5. Continued political support to meeting minimum protection standards for refugees via CL’s engagement as co-lead of the protection cluster and other working groups.
6. CL has successfully addressed all gaps mentioned in their CIMS improvement plan, incl. the 5th standard (safeguarding), and has continued to enhance CHS compliance.
2022/25 Strategic Partnership Agreement HUM The overall objective for the Lot HUM partnership engagement is: Save lives and alleviate suffering through effective
and timely needs-based assistance and accompaniment to local response initiatives in support of vulnerable persons,
households and communities impacted by conflict or natural disaster. Interventions build on and strengthen
beneficiary and partner capacities to address vulnerabilities, enhance self-reliance and strengthen resilience to future
shocks