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Support to Energy Efficiency and Sustainable Energy in Georgia The objective of development engagement 1 is: “Energy Efficiency Building Codes are developed and introduced with the aim of gradual enforcement in Georgia; labelling of energy efficiency levels on products are enforced and in line with European standards; national monitoring and reporting on end-users energy consumption is reformed and in line with EUROSTAT methodologies and legislation on integration of renewable energy into national power system is introduced”.
Save the Children activities in Syria, 2015 Save the Children activities in Syria, 2015
UNICEF efforts in relation to the crisis in Gaza, 2014 Det overordnede formål med den danske støtte til UNICEF er at bidrage til nødhjælpsindsatsen i Gaza i kølvandet på den kritiske humanitære situation efter 50-dages konflikten. UNICEF støtter bl.a. skolegang for børn i offentlige skoler, herunder reparation af skoler samt tilvejebringelse af skoleudstyr og psykosocial hjælp.
Sector Budget Support to Economic Management and Fiscal Governance The Thematic Programme will address income poverty, income distribution through taxes, non-income poverty, governance and rights. High-level policy dialogue and integrated key sector and thematic performance indicators are included.
Support to UN-OHRLLS for the establishment of the Small Island Developing States Global Business Network and Website Strengthen capacity development of SIDS stakeholders to engage with the private sector and enhance opportunities to build partnerships that can support SIDS to achieve SDG 14 and the overall objectives of the SAMOA Pathway.
Emergency Pool - DMR-U 2014 Emergency Pool - DMR-U 2014 Emergency Pool - DMR-U 2014 Emergency Pool - DMR-U 2014
SIGAP Unallocated funds This funds are to address new and relevant developments, respond to events and possibilities affecting changes in Indonesia and the region, a.o. funds for ASEAN human rights framework, HRRC and DIHR.
ADRA Denmark efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2016 ADRA Denmark efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2016 ADRA Denmark efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2016 ADRA Denmark efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2016
LGA TA Accountant General Financial reporting Accountant General Financial reporting The support is a bridging grant between the current phase of PFM Reform support, ending mid 2015, and the forthcoming PFMR Development Engagement under the Governance Thematic Programme, part of the Kenya Country Programme 2016-2020. 

The project shall ensure that Financial Statements are made as per legal requirements of the Constitution and the PFM Act. The financial year 2013/2014 meant a landmark achievement in this regard as it was done for the first time. This was done through above-mentioned DANIDA support. 

The means to achieve this is a three year capacity development project that builds of Technical Assistance Consultancy Services provided by an auditing company. The design is such that on the one hand the service provider delivers training as well as it on the other hand ensures that the output as such, the financial statements, are delivered until the adequate capacity is established within the Accountant General¿s Department. 

Consolidated and quality financial statements are also an important and positive factor with regards to the external audit made by the Office of the Auditor General. Hence there is strong element of contributing to accountability 

The rationale and justification for this one-off grant is hence to build on and sustain the momentum gained through the current PFM support. The forthcoming Public Financial Management Reform Development Engagement should ensure results on an effect level as well as sustainability.
Core support to Community Rehabilitation Support will be provided to the GoT's Health Sector Strategic Plan IV through a common donor fund complemented by earmarked support to Public-Private Partnership. The principles for support are reduction of poverty and inequity.
CSR-puljen 2015. DIHR.  Human rights and business for development - Innovation Partnership of responsible businesses and effective state actors. Working in partnership with businesses in Zambia the project addresses their contributions to equitable improvement of livelihood of their workers and their dependents through of human
rights based approach. The project develops guidance based on the creating shared value
model, the due diligence approach of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human
Rights, and the AAAQ toolbox and 3600 livelihood approach, developed by DIHR to guide
stakeholders through practical steps towards the progressive realization of rights. The project
is innovative as it builds the operational link between international principles and policy
agendas and business-led work with rights in Zambia, as well as the balance between business
responsibility to reduce adverse impact and the capacity of businesses to contribute to human
rights through promotion of sustainable development.
Secondment of DL as International Relations Officer SNE EU Vienna Secondment of DL as International Relations Officer SNE EU Vienna
Nepal Peace, Rights and Governance Programme: Advisers Two international advisers for the effective implementation of the program.
Support to Kenya Association of Manufacturers Kenya Climate Envelope 2015:  Green Growth and employment 2016-2020
Seminar on Conflict Prevention and Resolution, November 2015 Seminar on Conflict Prevention and Resolution, November 2015 Seminar on Conflict Prevention and Resolution, November 2015 Seminar on Conflict Prevention and Resolution, November 2015
Højniveaumøde om tøj- og tekstilproduktion in Bangladesh Højniveaumøde om tøj- og tekstilproduktion in Bangladesh
Danish Refugee Council efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2016 Danish Refugee Council efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2016 Danish Refugee Council efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2016 Danish Refugee Council efforts in relation to the crisis in Syria, 2016
Secondment of SS as SNE to EEAS, Belgien Seconment of Sigurd Schmidt as SNE to FUT'en, Belgium
3GF 2016 3GF's mission is to explore and demonstrate how better collaboration among leading businesses, investors, key public institutions and experts can effectively drive market penetration and realise the potential for long-term inclusive green growth.
displacement solutionsInitiative (DSI) conference in Copenhagen, 2014 MFA during 2nd to 3rd April 2014 hosted Displacement Solutions Initiative (DSI) Roundtable II in its capacity as one of four presidents of DSI. DSI has besides Denmark also UNHCR, Colombians and one INGO as co-chairs.

The goal of the initiative is to find the solution to permanent displacements and innovation in terms of handling displaced persons at the earliest possible stage.

The conference aims to agree on a further operationalization of DSI as an inclusive global partnership. Will the conference be prepared a mission and vision statement for DSI with a view to adopting them and work on a plan for future impact on policies and strategies of the development actor.
Kriminalforsorgen - Improved Prisoners' Rights through Alternatives to Prison Punishment in Morocco (Phase II). The engagement will focus on improved prisoners rights through alternatives to prison punishment.
DAI 2015 Center for Kultur og Udvikling Communication about the Danish-Arab Partnership Programme to both Danish and Arab media.
CSR Facility 2015: DanWatch. Retten til mad The project 'The right to food' targets the supply chains of global food production The strategic objective of the project is to improve working conditions, human rights and the environment in low-income countries. Danwatch aims to communicate knowledge about challenges in the global food production. Investigative journalism will contribute to a qualified public debate regarding companies' and investors' business conduct and responsibility throughout the value chain and thus engage the industry and investors in responsible production and on-going dialogue.
Secondment of SS as SNE to EEAS, Belgien Secondment of SS as SNE to EEAS, Belgien
FINS: Support to Institutional Strengthning of Authorities for Implementation of the EU Acquis for Food, Safety, Vetenary and Phytosanitary Policy FINS: Support to Institutional Strengthning of Authorities for Implementation of the EU Acquis for Food, Safety, Vetenary and Phytosanitary Policy
Support to the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) This grant will support ATAF¿s strategic work to promote efficient and effective tax administrations in Africa in order to improve the living standards of the people of Africa. ATAF works to improve the capacity of African tax administrations to achieve their revenue objectives, advance the role of taxation in African governance and state-building, provide a voice for African tax administrations in international tax collaboration as well as develop and support partnerships between African countries and development partners. The grant will provide core support to ATAF from 2015-2017 with 1.5 million DKK annually, i.e. a total core grant of 4.5 million DKK. In 2015, the Danish support will enable ATAF to initiate work on trade mispricing, the main facilitator of illicit financial flows (IFFs).
MERAP - Middle East Regional Agri. Prog. This project aims at promoting peace and dialogue through cooperation in agricultural development.
Extraordinary Danish contribution to OCHA's Emergency Response Fund for Palestine, 2014 Extraordinary Danish contribution to OCHA's ERF for Palestine, 2014
Preventing/protecting children and young women from sexual abuse Preventing/protecting children and young women from sexual abuse Preventing/protecting children and young women from sexual abuse Preventing/protecting children and young women from sexual abuse
Support to the Third Review Confernce of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban treaty (3RC) Support to the Third Review Confernce of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban treaty (3RC) Support to the Third Review Confernce of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban treaty (3RC) Support to the Third Review Confernce of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban treaty (3RC)
Seminar on the 25th anniversary of ILO Convention No.169 The ILO Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention (No.169), adopted in 1989, is an unprecedented and visionary instrument seeking to ensure that indigenous peoples enjoy human rights without discrimination, exercise control over their own development and participate in decision-making processes that affect their lives.
On the occasion of its 25th Anniversary, the ILO Office in Geneva, the Permanent Mission of Denmark the Permanent Mission of Mexico, the University of Lucerne and the International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs will organise an international seminar titled "Enabling rights-based development for Indigenous and tribal peoples - learning from 25 years' experience of ILO Convention No.169". The seminar will bring together more than 100 participants of ratifying and non-ratifying States.
The concrete outputs of the seminar will be:
- a short summary of discussions presenting key lessons drawn from 25 years' experience of the Convention No.169
- a knowledge-sharing publication on the contribution of Convention No.169 to rights-based and self-determined development for indigenous peoples (by IWGIA and the University of Lucerne).
TAO Tunis 16/17. Tillægsbevilling TAO works to facilitate the cooperation between Danish and Tunisian partners and assists as needed in order to secure successful implementation of projects and to further strengthen Tunisian-Danish dialogue. It identifies new cooperation opportunities and partners and contributes to the development of new interventions. TAO also works to ensure that the Danish contribution is coordinated and in synergy with the contribution of other donors and that it contributes to relevant sectors in the Tunisian society. TAO has the administrative responsibility of interventions in Tunisia financed under the Direct Democratization Assistance modality including the preparation of project assessments and project agreements and the approval of  reporting, no-cost extensions etc.
(YUE) Establishment of a Bachelor Programme in Business Administration The objective of this project is to offer talented Myanmar students the opportunity to obtain an affordable and internationally accredited economics degree in Myanmar.
(Carter Center) Transition Monitoring in Support of 2015 Elections The project is expected to increase respect for electoral and political rights, promote better understanding between election administrators and civil society observers of their complementary roles, and enhance the electoral process overall.
OCHA ERF for Lebanon in relation to the conflict in Syria In the light of the still more serious developments in Syria and the escalation of needs in Syria's neighboring countries, the UN decided in July to focus the existing Regional Humanitarian Fund (which since 2012 has distributed 73,5 million USD) on activities exclusively in Syria and simultaneously create two country funds for Jordan and Lebanon. Based on the experience of the regional fund, the country fund for Lebanon will focus on providing complementary funding to primarily international and national NGOs working in the 242 areas in Lebanon classified as vulnerable or in Syria in the border area to Lebanon. Support for the fund will enable Danish participation in the fund¿s 'Advisory Board', which the Danish embassy in Beirut will charge. Support will also complement the Danish efforts during RDPP and show solidarity with the Lebanese host communities, which will also be supported by the Fund. The fund was launched in week 42, and it operates with a budget of 10 million USD the first 12 months. So far, Norway, Sweden, Germany and the UK indicated its intention to support the fund, but OCHA has not yet received specific pledges of support.
Low Carbon Transition Unit (LCTU) Previous grants to the Low Carbon Transition Unit (LCTU) of the Danish Energy Agency (DEA) expired end of June 2014. With the allocation from the Global Frame under the Climate Envelope 2014, DEAs further activities towards emerging economies are supported for the 2-year period from July 2014 to June 2016. 
The development objective of the support to the DEA is to assist developing countries with transition to low carbon economies and implementation of a new global climate agreement. The targeted outcome is that emerging economies - with focus on China, Mexico, RSA and Vietnam - are further enabled in reaching ambitious climate and energy goals through knowledge sharing and support within planning, regulation and implementation of energy efficiency and renewable energy policy in an Agency-to-Agency cooperation between Ministry of Climate, Energy and Building (MCEB)/DEA and corresponding climate and energy authorities. 
Specifically, DEA provides technical supervision and technical assistance to the 3 bilateral energy cooperation programmes in RSA, Vietnam and Mexico and technical assistance to China National Renewable Energy Centre. In addition, DEA is engaged in crosscutting work covering GHG-emissions baselines and mitigation potentials, policy toolkits, financing mechanisms and readiness of National Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs).
Cooperation agreement with European Centre for Development Policy Management Objective: 
The European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM) is an independent ‘think and do tank’ working on international cooperation and development policy in Europe and Africa. ECDPM has 70 staff members from over 25 countries worldwide who provide research, advice and practical support to policymakers, advisors and practitioners in Europe, Africa and beyond – in order to make policies work for sustainable and inclusive global development. The main areas of work include EU external affairs, peace and security, African institutions, migration, food security, economic transformation and economic diplomacy. The grant will support the main objective of ECDPM, which is to link policy and practice in European development and international cooperation and produce high quality and independent research. Furthermore ECDPM will keep DMFA informed of relevant developments within EU’s external action and development with a particular focus on the future of EU-Africa/African Union, EU-ACP Post Cotonou relations, the multi-annual financial framework (MFF) 2021-2027, security and resilience, migration (including EU’s External Investment Plan), economic and agricultural transformation, private sector development, trade and economic partnership agreements (EPAs), reform of African institutions, the European Investment Bank’s economic resilience initiative and Policy Coherence for Sustainable Development. The European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM) is an independent ‘think and do tank’ working on international cooperation and development policy in Europe and Africa. ECDPM has 70 staff members from over 25 countries worldwide who provide research, advice and practical support to policymakers, advisors and practitioners in Europe, Africa and beyond – in order to make policies work for sustainable and inclusive global development. The main areas of work include EU external affairs, peace and security, African institutions, migration, food security, economic transformation and economic diplomacy.

The grant will support the main objective of ECDPM, which is to link policy and practice in European development and international cooperation and produce high quality and independent research. 

Furthermore ECDPM will keep DMFA informed of relevant developments within EU’s external action and development with a particular focus on the future of EU-Africa/African Union, EU-ACP Post Cotonou relations, the multi-annual financial framework (MFF) 2021-2027, security and resilience, migration (including EU’s External Investment Plan), economic and agricultural transformation, private sector development, trade and economic partnership agreements (EPAs), reform of African institutions, the European Investment Bank’s economic resilience initiative and Policy Coherence for Sustainable Development.
AmplifyChange side event at the Women Deliver Conference, May 2016 AmplifyChange side event at the Women Deliver Conference, May 2016
ADRA Denmark activities through flexible funds, 2014-2015 ADRA Denmark activities through flexible funds, 2014-2015 ADRA Denmark activities through flexible funds, 2014-2015 ADRA Denmark activities through flexible funds, 2014-2015
FINS/Twinning related visit at the patent & trademark authorities in Georgia FINS/Twinning related visit at the patent & trademark authorities in Georgia FINS/Twinning related visit at the patent & trademark authorities in Georgia FINS/Twinning related visit at the patent & trademark authorities in Georgia
Climate Change Adaptation and Mittigation Programme NCCI EEE Secretariat Danida Advisor: this was not a regular project. So no result reporting was required. And the payment was reimbursed in 2019. 
NCCI EEE: the project activities ended in 2017. So no result reporting was required beyond that period. Payment reimbursed in 2019. Based on Denmark's development support policy "The Right to a Better Life" and the Bangladesh Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan (BCCSAP) this climate change programme will address Bangladesh priorities in both climate change adaptation and climate change mitigation through a focus on green growth.
The programme includes three engagements:
a)Climate Change Adaptation Project with LGED, which funds upgrading of rural infrastructure in Southern Bangladesh. b) Waste to Energy Engagement with IFC, which will facilitate biogas and electricity generation from farm waste. c) Energy Efficiency Engagement with NCCI, which will promote the adoption of energy efficiency in selected industries.
SSC Prep. Vietnam, Capacity Building in food safety and food control SSC Prep. Vietnam, Capacity Building in food safety and food control SSC Prep. Vietnam, Capacity Building in food safety and food control SSC Prep. Vietnam, Capacity Building in food safety and food control
Preparation project - South Africa, Water, Science and Innovation The objective of the project is to support and develop cooperation between Danish and South African Authorities in the water sector.
WFP efforts in relation to the earthquake in Nepal, 2015 WFP efforts in relation to the earthquake in Nepal 2015
General support to International Council of Voluntary Agencies ICVA, 2016-2018 International Council of Voluntary Agencies (ICVA) will continue to be the most important spokesperson for the international NGO's in the on going policy-oriented cooperation with the UN-system on issues around humanitarian aid. ICVA also takes an active part in the WHS with a focus on the role of the NGO's in delivering an effective humanitarian assistance based on humanitarian principles.
Save The Children Tibet Basic Education Programme phase 5 The overall objective of the project is to improve the quality of education and thereby, the learning outcomes in rural primary schools in Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) with a particular focus on students falling behind in order to promote the capacity of the Tibetan people to develop and influence their own future. This phase of the project focuses on the sustainability and on institutionalising the work on learner-centred teaching methods with Lhasa Municipal Education Bureau (LMED), Prefecture Education Bureau (PEB), County Education Bureau (CEB), Lhasa Advanced Teacher Training School (LATTS) and at school level. The project is based on the accumulated results achieved and lessons learned from Save the Children’s ten years of experience in improving education in TAR in close cooperation with local partners.
Seminar "Promoting the implementation of the UN Convention against Torture and the Robben Island Guidelines: the obligation to criminalise torture" Implementation of the UN Convention against Torture
MINUSMA Trust Fund et controle citoyen. Programme de transition 2015-2016 3/3 the new engagement implementing by "Groupe de Suivi Budgétaire" aims to support the strengthening of citizen participation in the budget process and management of public finances ". It must be improved the efficiency of public spending through increased citizen participation in the budget process (planning, budgeting, implementation, monitoring and evaluation, control) at regional and local levels and in the management of public finances including the Budget of State and local authorities
Direct effect: The members of the regional and local councils, and regional and local governments formed effectively participate in the budget process.

Indicator Analysis Report produced and debated in public, which shows that participants have started to use the skills acquired

Reference Year 2015 0
Target Year 2016 5 reports (4 and 1 at the municipal level to the regional level)

Output 1: Number of members of 4 municipal councils and administration trained and able to analyze and / or advocacy and influence the budget

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Target Year 2016 80 (of 120 participants)

Output 2 - Number of Regional Council members and trained administration, can participate in the budget process and are able to analyze and / or advocacy and influence the budget

Reference Year 2015 0
2016 Target 15 (twenty participants)