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Regional Programme on Climate Change, Conflict, Displacement and Irregular Migration in Sahel: Preparation support The overall goal of the new initiative is to strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to avoid, minimize or address the effects of climate change in fragile situations, including as a driver or threat multiplier of fragility, conflict, displacement and irregular migration. The programme will add a long-term climate change perspective to current and immediate challenges of conflict, displacement and migration, whether related to droughts, floods or lack of viable livelihoods. The programme will, inter alia, seek to support preventive and local solutions to problems reinforced by climate change in areas with particularly affected local populations, including refugees and internally displaced along with vulnerable local communities.
IMR - Danish Institute for Human Rights 2021-2025 Establishment of long-term partnerships with duty bearers, business networks, multilateral organisations and rights holders to promote and protect human rights, rule of law, access to justice, good governance and responsible business.
International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) - membership fee IATI Strategic Plan 2020-2025 sets out three mutually reinforcing objectives for the initiative over the next five years. These are improving the quality of IATI data that is published; promoting the use of data by development and humanitarian actors; and strengthening IATI’s data Standard and reinvigorating its community of publishers and members. These objectives are crucial in helping IATI achieve its vision: that transparent, good quality information on development resources and results is available and used by all stakeholder groups to help achieve sustainable development outcomes.
Population Council: Contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals by Investing in Adolescent Girls and Young Women The project contributes to the achievement of the SDG5 with an overall strategic goal of promotion of gender equality through its twofold thematic objective: 
i)	Through evidence based research to get a better understanding on what programmes and polices related to AGYW have the biggest influence on population dynamics and the interface with climate change. 
ii)	And to improve understanding on interface between climate change, AGYW and population dynamics.
Earmarked contribution to the United Nations Indigenous Fellowship Programme 2020-2021 The Indigenous Fellowship Programme (IFP) is a comprehensive human rights training programme that was established by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) in the context of the first International Decade of the World's Indigenous Peoples (1995-2004). The programme aims to build the capacity and expertise of indigenous representatives on the UN human rights system and mechanisms dealing with human rights in general and indigenous issues in particular, so they are in a better position to protect and promote the rights of their communities. The IFP is held annually and fellows from the programme are trained together during 4 to 5 weeks in Geneva. The date of the training programme usually coincides with the annual meeting of the UN Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, thus allowing the fellows to participate more actively in international advocacy while participating in the Programme. In 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual Fellowship Programme held in Geneva was cancelled and redesigned into a country-based programme with former Fellows posted as “Senior Fellows” in OHCHR country and regional offices, UN Country Teams (UNCTs) or UN Peacekeeping Operations.
Demoracy and Good Governance Asessment Provide options and overall recommendations that can inform strategic thinking on strengthening and adapting future Danish support in the area of democracy and good governance.
Danmission COVID-19 Emergency Pool project Capacity building religious leaders and volunteers, Kargawe Diocese (KAD/ELCT) 2020 The goal of the project is capacity building of religious education in several Tanzanian communities. The religious education will foster growth in local communities as it is targeted the establishment of small businesses, micro-loan opportunities, small child care institutions and knowledge of how to manage conflicts through dialogue.

Capacity building for establishing small businesses and micro-loan companies.

Education in book keeping, childcare needs and rights, and rights of marginalized groups

Capacity building of religious institutions.

Dialogue training for conflict management.
Municipal Development Program MDP IV The development objective is to “enhance the capacity of municipalities in the West Bank and Gaza towards accountable, sustainable and resilient service delivery to citizens including vulnerable groups (men, women and youth)”. This is aligned with the vision and mission of MDLF and the objective outlined in the MDP IV concept note.
African Water Facility: Improving access to climate resilient safe water supply and sanitation services in the Sahel and Horn of Africa A better life for people in four countries in the Sahel and Horn of Africa from improved access to water supply and sanitation services and enhanced climate resilience through WASH sector interventions
Danish experts in international organisations Danish experts to the United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF)
Danish Red Cross (DRC) and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) flash appeal funding Mali 2019 Danish Red Cross/ICRC efforts in Mali 2019
Core support to International Crisis Group 2020-2022 Support Crisis Group’s research, analysis, policy formulation and advocacy efforts that complement and reinforce efforts of national governments, including Denmark, the EU, the UN, other regional and international organisations, as well as wider stakeholders to conflict, including opinion makers and peace actors to prevent or resolve conflicts and build a lasting peace.
Media and Elections in Lebanon (2021 - 40081) Supporting a free and fair legislative election coverage, by ensuring a levelled playing field and ethical media coverage of all the forces involved, allowing citizens to make informed choices.
Women's Refugee Commission (WRC) Call to Action Partnership meeting 2021 The WRC will provide support for the annual meeting. The goal of the annual meeting is to advance work of the Call to Action by addressing the way GBV is addressed in humanitarian action.
This includes contracting a third party to provide and run a digital platform as well as provide translation (at least French, Arabic, English) and captioning during the
meeting, The WRC will support the Danish Call to Action leadership in the following areas
? Registration and communication, including setup of registration, hosting of event page, pre-event technical support to registrants.
? Event platform and hosting, including set up of event platform, event hosting management during sessions, design and management of polling and interactivity platforms, backup event platforms, pre-event technical support, sound checks and in-meeting support
? Recording and follow-up communications, including event evaluation form.
? Accessibility: Interpretation, including coordination and management of spoken interpretation (at least between English, French and Arabic)
? Accessibility: Caption, including coordination and management of closed captioning.
Save the Children -NGO call Lebanon - 2021-2022 Save the Children -NGO call Lebanon - 2021-2022 - Male and female youth with and without disabilities from refugee and Lebanese host communities have increased capacity to absorb shock, adapt to financial and psychosocial stressors, and to proactively transform civil society.
Creating Safer Communities in Tripoli 2021-2022 To enhance the safety and wellbeing of IDPs returning to Tripoli by removing and disposing of explosive remnants of war, providing explosive ordnance risk education and psychosocial support, thereby contributing to regeneration and stability.
Danmission COVID-19 Emergency Pool project  Capacity building of employees and volunteers, Mwanza (ELVD/ELCT) 2020 The goal of the project is to educate new religious leaders and capacity building of volunteers in order to improve the educational system in Tanzanian communities.

Establishing an education platform for the exchange of curricula, mutual reflection and evaluation.

Capacity building for teachers and education environment in four different education institutions.

Enable possibility for dialogue regarding rights of marginalized groups.
Support to implementation of African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) through United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) The overall objective of the Danish support to AfCFTA is to enhance economic integration in Africa by achieving progress towards an inclusive and sustainable African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).

The specific objective of the development engagement with UNECA is to contribute to negotiations and to enhance the capacity of member states and RECs to develop and implement policies and programmes in the areas of intra-African trade with clear green ambitions, and create an environment conducive to attracting investments through enhanced competition policies.
Contribution to UNFPA's out-of-school CSE project This programme aimed to operationalize and contextualize the recently released International Technical
Guidance on out of school CSE and support the implementation of out of school national programmes.
The programme has a regional component that will ensure an overall oversight of the intervention,
alignment of the national components with global and regional strategy for out of school CSE,
harmonization of the monitoring framework and evidence generation and dissemination from the
programme.

Marginalized and vulnerable adolescents and young people, in particular young women and girls, have increased access to quality CSE in Burkina Faso, Niger and Chad
WITNESS development project Using Video and Technology to protect and promote Human Rights in Africa 2020-2022 WITNESS - Using Video and Technology to Protect and Promote Human Rights in Africa, 2021-2022 -
•	Increase knowledge and capacity of critical grassroots actors across Africa (e.g. vulnerable communies, rights defenders, activists, journalists) to utilize video and technology to combat discrimination and exclusion, hold the powerful to account, and inform decision-making on issues that affect them in their communities
•	Enhance responsiveness and action by systems-level actors (e.g. technology companies, lawyers, investigators, international justice stakeholders) to the needs and rights of marginalized groups across Africa when developing platforms, products, laws, and policies related civic space and digital resilience
MEAL - Burkina Faso 2021-2025 The MEAL-team (MEAL expert + communications expert) supports the Embassy in implementing and operating a MEAL system covering the 2021-2025 Burkina Faso bilateral programme and capable of producing and valorizing reliable and sufficient data for the needs of program management, accountability and communication of results to interested audiences - taking into account the volatile and difficult security situation as well as the requirements of the DDD approach in terms of adaptability and learning.
BILATERAL PROGRAMME 2021 - 2025 / SO2 CREATION OF GREEN, SUSTAINABLE, INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DECENT JOBS Increased sustainable and inclusive economic growth through smart agribusiness value chains development, which generates decent jobs. Increased green jobs and sustainable Income opportunities in the agribusiness sector for Palestinian Youth.
Ombudsman DK-RI and DHF: Exchange of Experience on Accessibility and Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities The objective of the project is for the Ombudsman of the Republic of Indonesia (ORI) to improve its services to be inclusive and accessible for persons with disabilities.

The project is a joint collaboration between The Ombudsman of the Republic of Indonesia (ORI), the Danish Parliamentary Ombudsman (DPO) and the Danish Association of the Physically Disabled (DHF).

The grant will support three outputs: development guidelines how to provide inclusive service, increased knowledge within ORI on how to improve complaint handling for persons with disabilities, and a comparative report. These three outputs will be reached through 3 workshops, 1 training, and 1 comparative study.
Support to UNITAD for the Project Leading From Behind: Enhancing Investigative and Forensic Capacity in Iraq under Syria-Iraq Programme 2019-2021 Objective
Appraisal of the Proposed India-Denmark Energy Partnership Programme (INDEP) Appraisal of the Proposed India-Denmark Energy Partnership Programme (INDEP) Appraisal of the Proposed India-Denmark Energy Partnership Programme (INDEP) Appraisal of the Proposed India-Denmark Energy Partnership Programme (INDEP)
UNICEF's efforts in Yemen 2021 UNICEF's humanitarian efforts in Yemen - 35 million : UNICEF's humanitarian appeal for 2021 is DKK 576.9 million. USD and includes efforts in relation to food safety, health, water, sanitation, education and protection. UNICEF's program in Yemen is this year planned for i.a. to include the treatment of 290,000 children who are severely malnourished, vaccination of 5.5 million children against polio, as well as efforts against gender-based violence for 6.1 million women and children. 


https://www.unicef.org/reports Meeting the objectives of the 2021 Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan that points to humanitarian needs amounting to 3.85 billion USD.
Legal Opinion on Business Partnership Programme Vietnam - C1634- phase 2 The purpose of the project is to implement a partnership concerning manufacturing of biomass briquettes from waste bark, branches and roots of melaleuca, acacia, eucalyptus, etc. The purpose of the activities under the implementation phase is to enable the partner companies to establish a sustainable business cooperation and to use waste products to create jobs.

The expected result is to set up a briquetting facility and production line  in Vietnam. The Danish partner will conduct a high degree of technology transfer to Vietnamese partner. Community Social responsibility achievement is also expected result of project such as job creation, sustainable forest management environment protection, etc.

This grant covers the cost for further legal assistance from local lawyer to prepare the notice of crime along with the documentation  (C case 1634)
Communications and advocacy Communications and advocacy activities under the bilateral programme
Development research projects 2019-2024 Development research projects undertaken in selected Danida priority countries and in selected growth and transition countries
Support for IDEAS Global Assembly 2019 Support for IDEAS Global Assembly 2019 Support for IDEAS Global Assembly 2019 Support for IDEAS Global Assembly 2019
Study on Acess to Water in Africa The objective of the assignment is to provide updated knowledge on experiences with providing development support for access to clean water in Africa. The study will take stock with respect to knowledge input of relevance for the Government’s 4 years plan to provide clean water for people in Africa, as well as serve as input for future evaluative work. The study will look into existing documentation (evaluations, relevant synthesis papers etc.) and will have special focus on the experiences and lessons learned from Danish interventions and the involvement of the Danish knowledge base. Special attention will be given to the poverty and health focus of interventions and rural water supply and water resource management, including nature based solutions (NbS) and new technology.
Let’s fight superbugs: Operationalization of existing knowledge on Antimicrobial resistance containment To build the awareness and skills of staff, so the institutions is better positioned to build client demand and finance country-level action to address Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR).

Building an AMR lens into World Bank analytical and operational work requires an enabling environment. This is created by raising awareness, developing skillsets and changing mind-sets among key stakeholders, both externally on the demand side with clients, and internally including WB staff and WB management, especially at the country level. The project sets out to build this enabling environment through 1) Establishing a set of core AMR sensitive intervention areas, 2) Develop tools, training and materials to support Bank staff and management in accelerating policy dialogue in the core AMR sensitive intervention areas, 3) Continued presence in international forums to build client demand and awareness and 4) Deep engagement in selected countries to build demand and capitalize on opportunities.
Support for Global Evaluation Initiative (GEI) To improve monitoring and evaluation frameworks, capacity, and use in supported developing countries for improved evidence-informed policy making.

The Global Evaluation Initiative (GEI) is a coalition of major development partners with the purpose of improving M&E capacities in developing countries to improvement evidence-based policy to rebuild better and reach the 2030 goals. Key partners are the WB (holding the Secretariat), UNDP, Canada, Finland, Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland and multilaterals such as IADB and IFAD. The initiative will be implemented with a first 5-years work programme 2021-2025, currently with USD 20 mill. committed for the Trust Fund (see https://www.globalevaluationinitiative.org/)
UNDP Think Big Start Small project The Think Big Start Small: Youth-led Robotics for Multi-dimensional Climate Solutions’, or in short ‘Youth Climate Robotics’, is a pilot project implemented over 6 months in 2021 by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in partnership with FEMSTEM Pty (Ltd) (hereby FEMSTEM) and Sci-Bono Discovery Centre (hereby Sci-Bono) through the support from the Embassy of Denmark in South Africa and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in South Africa.
This unique project was designed to target both the need for skills development in the digital economy as well as the need for increased environmental awareness, and the application of digital skills to contribute to solving energy (SDG 7), climate (SDG 13) and environmental (SDG 15)-related challenges. As such, the project objective has been to equip high school students and educators with practical skills and ideas to develop STEM solutions to chart sustainable climate futures. The project objective was reached by:
- Meaningful engagement of teachers and high school students on the meaning and intentions of the climate-oriented SDGs;
- Development and honing of technical and practical skills in robotics and chip technology;
- Facilitation of learning and skill development aligned with the future of work, and;
- Acknowledgment and championing of school-age youth, particularly girls from disadvantaged communities, in prize challenges, award ceremonies, as well as feature the developed solutions. The overall goal of the Think Big Start Small project proposal is to equip school students and their teachers with practical skills and ideas to develop STEMI-related solutions for sustainable climate futures. The secondary goals are to:
- Meaningfully engage teachers and school students on the meaning and intentions of the climate-oriented SDGs; 
- Develop and hone technical and practical skills in climate problem-solving using robotics and chip technology; 
- Facilitate digital learning and skill development aligned with the future of work; and 
- Deliver prize challenges, award ceremonies, as well as feature the developed climate solutions.

The work will be implemented by UNDP in South Africa, with its partners, namely a company called XinaBox (Danish innovated), through its South African company, FEMSTEM (Pty) Ltd. UNDP will also collaborate with Sci-Bono Discovery Centre, a Johannesburg-based science centre and NGO; and with UNICEF.
Evaluation Study Gender Equality and Girls and Women rights in Danish Development Co-operation The objective of the study is to provide ELK with an overview of recent approaches in promoting gender equality and women and girl’s rights within the context of development cooperation, including an overview of what has worked/not worked. Identify where the main challenges and barriers are at institutional and programmatic levels in terms of promoting gender equality within the context of Danish development cooperation. This will provide the basis for reflections on main issues to be examined through a full-scale evaluation in 2021. The study process will be used for drafting the evaluation terms of reference.
European Commission support to Agribiz programme ENHANCING THE ROLE OF KENYAN WOMEN AND YOUTH IN AGRIBUSINESS
Covid-19 Water Sector Trust Fund, Kenya Prevent and respond to health and socio-economic threats posed by covid-19 pandemic in the informal settlements, in Nairobi County.
For A Livable Hanoi: Reclaiming and Co-creating Public Space with Improved Air Quality The project aims to contribute to the expansion of public spaces and improvement of air quality through higher awareness, stronger collective voice/actions and meaningful dialogues between multi-stakeholders (government, private sector and NGO's)
Contribution to Student Energy Creating a global movement of young people from the Global South and the Global North actively contributing to energy transition by enabling over 50,000 young people to collaborate together on energy transition commitments through research, event programming, tangible projects, education, and career development. Denmark’s contribution is earmarked to programming in ODA recipient countries.
CCDMP 2021-2025: World Bank - Sahel Adaptive Social Protection Programme (SASSP) The overall objective of the SASSP second phase is to ‘support countries in strengthening their Adaptive Social Protection systems to expand coverage and reach’. This objective contributes to achieving CCDMP Outcome 3 ‘strengthened integration of climate change hazards into collective risk mitigation mechanisms in vulnerable communities and areas’, and will ultimately contribute to the overall CCDMP objective of ‘increasing the resilience of vulnerable populations to the impacts of climate change…’
‘Reach’ in this context means that anyone who needs to be reached can be reached ? it focuses on the reach of the adaptive social protection system. The SASSP change pathway is straightforward, as illustrated in the diagram below. The SASPP invests, through recipient executed activities (RETFs), in building systems (registries, payment systems, triggers, Early Warning Systems (EWS) etc.), but also in implementation of social protection programs, including cash transfers to build resilience and respond to shocks, productive inclusion, cash for work, and human capital development interventions, via government systems. In addition, it also invests in knowledge creation and sharing, and analytical work. This analytical work provides strategic directions for the work but also creates a body of evidence. 
The investments, both in terms of direct support to government programs but also to knowledge creation, target each of the four building blocks of an adaptive social protection system: (1) government and institutions, (2) programs and delivery systems, (3) data and, (4) finance. The outcome of the investment across building blocks and various thematic areas are strengthened systems. Strengthened systems can expand their coverage and their reach; they can scale up or down as needed.