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IDA - Global Disability Summit (GDS) 2022 The project’s main objective is to ensure inclusion and active participation of civil society, including Organizations of Persons with Disabilities’ (OPDs), national and regional institutions and other relevant actors - especially from the Global South - in preparatory meetings, and consultations related to the Global Disability Summit (GDS) 2022. IDA will ensure representation of all regions and all disability constituencies including women with disabilities, youths with disabilities, indigenous persons with disabilities and underrepresented groups of persons with disabilities. By the end of the project, a total of 46 GDS national consultations and 2 regional consultations will have been organized whereby OPDs will discuss priorities and formulate their recommendations to the GDS. Strategic inputs and representation will be ensured through IDA’s role as a co-host in the GDS governing structure set out by the MFA. Mobilization of the disability rights movement across regions, levels and constituencies, including underrepresented groups, will be channeled to inform the GDS and their engagement will pave the way for ownership of the GDS outcomes and its follow-up mechanisms.
Europe and Central Asia Reginal Funds Support to ICRCs Europe and Central Asia region Operational Appeals- softly earmarked funds
Our Rights, Our Lives and Our Future: Comprehensive sexuality education This project will contribute to changes so that adolecent and young people in Malawi are empowered, educated, healty and resilient and have the capacity to reach their full potential through receiving good quality comprehensive sexuality education (CSE). The project aims at primary education and will focus on competence building for teachers, capasity building for government at all levels, curriculum and policy development and advocasy for CSE in Malawi.
Civil Society influence for reduced inequality in Rwanda Civil society actors supported to influence policies, mobilise people to take actions for their rights with the aim to reduce political and economic inequalities
UN JRP SAFE plus II Extension of the UN Joint Project to address cooking fuel needs, environmental degradation and food security for populations affected by the Rohinya Refugee crisis. It aims to address short, medium and longer-term challenges with activities benefitting both the refugee and the host community populations, and contributing to social cohesion.
Following the UN MPTFO operational modality, UNHCR Bangladesh (Convening Party) will implement the Project jointly with International Organisation for Migration (IOM), UN Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) and World Food Programme (WFP).
MA-Resilient Indigenous Livelihood Supporting relevant education in mother tongue curriculum. Training materials development, teacher training, networking and technical support to local education initiatives.
Mobility as first step towards inclusion Rwanda Strenghtening of physical rehabilitation services in Sub-saharan Africa. Strengthening the rights of persons with disabilities. Support ICRC partner MoveAbility for working with people with disabilities that affect movement.
ASAP! Accelerating and Strengthening the Action of RUU-PKS Project aimed at garnering public and political support for the proposed Bill on the Elimination of Sexual Violence (RUU-PKS)
FFA support to FishINTEL Norad is funding INTERPOLs FishINTEL. This incl. cooperation with The Norwegian National Advisory Group against Organized Fisheries Crime and IUU-fishing. FFA coordinates and facilitates particip. by Norwegian law enforcement agencies in INTERPOL-supported fisheries crime operations and assist dev. countries in analysing fisheries crime. They also work on a more strategic level in the FCWG (Fisheries Crime Working Group), and INTERPOL working group guiding the work of INTERPOL in this area.
Mobility, organization and youth political incidence in higher education and their own training spaces. PCN offers preuniversity courses to prepare afro-Colombian students to enter higher education, and strengthen the afro-Colombian student movement to advocate for rights to higher education. Courses to improve % of afro-Colombian students in universities, development of curriculumn and autonomous education for afro-Colombians, strenghtening of afro-Colombian student groups to improve learning enviroments, exchange with other autonomous HEI.
Spire - Sustainable development for a new generation Information activities in Norway.
Safe ,Inclusive and Responsible Sport in Zambia Strenghten sport governance and practices to deliver safe, inclusive and responsible sport and physical activities for all. 

The overall NIF project’s primary objective is to enhance opportunities for marginalized persons to benefit from and participate in sports. For to achieve this, NIF focuses on 1) To build lasting partnerships and networks to gain sustainable organizations that deliver safe, equitable and inclusive sports activities, 2) To enhance management resources in the development of inclusive and equitable partner programs with resources, and 3) Strengthened capacity of sports organizations to implement safe, equitable and inclusive sport. Emphasis is on the inclusion of women and girls, children/youth, persons with disabilities, and refugees.
Continuation of the Sahara Forest Project in Jordan The Sahara Forest Project (SFP) aims at promoting research and use of technology that can enable revegetation by production of food, desalinated water, biomass and clean electricity in desert areas.
RUSI Analysing Organised Crime – Terrorism Linkages from the Ground Up (KEN, MOZ, NGA) Developing an advanced evidence base through in-depth empirical research and making it available to inform current efforts to counter transnational organised crime and terrorism in Kenya, Mozambique and Nigeria.

The planned main products and/or services of the Project are (Outputs):
•	A detailed strategic assessment based on a review of existing literature, providing a clear up-to date picture of the existing knowledge of the TOC-terror interface, the level of local input into this evidence base and the nature of existing responses.
•	New primary research on lived experience of the TOC-terror interface and the record of existing responses, providing an enhanced evidence base and opportunity to increase local analytical capabilities.
•	Publication of findings in three Operational Papers presenting policy focused recommendations and one Occasional Paper on best-practises in bottom-up research.
•	Targeted engagement with local, national and global stakeholders through formal dialogues and a three-part launch series.

Local partners: 
Kenya: Centre for Human Rights and Policy Studies (CHRIPS)
Mozambique: Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD)   
Nigeria: Conciliation Resources (CR)
HP-Advancing for Community Transformation Project in Rukum East This project aims for basic mental health services to be available and accessible for the local people. This will be done through training of human resources that can be available in the community to provide quality basic mental health services, making the community aware and capable to identify and refer mental health problems, and through improving the health seeking behaviour for mental health and care adherence.
Advancing the IFF Agenda - Uganda Projects related to strenghtening civil society`s capacity around the issue of DRM by addressing tax evasion/trade fraud and IFFs
Madar 2019-2020 Madar produces credible and main objectives knowledge of relevance to the Palestinian and Arab audience and contributes in enhancing knoweldge on Israeli issues.
NLM-Clean and Safe Environment Project – CASE Civil society engagement for awareness raising and behavioral change
Humanitarian assistance Venezuela Lifesaving food and necessary non-food items assistance, protection and WASH in line with humanitarian principles.
NMS-Malagasy Integrated Rural Development Program (phase II) 1)Adults or youth without basic skills (in reading and writing and/or mathematics) who successfully gain literacy skills through the education offered and passed the exam. 2) The training of and cooperation with the parent associations (at the primary schools) is one of the main strategies for increasing the number of children that go to school (and decreasing the drop-out rate).
Together for inclusion- Niger 1) Support to DPOs to become strong and knowledgeable advocates and advisors on inclusive education and early childhood development, and 2) support to governments in developing projects that enables learning on how real change towards inclusive education and early childhood development can be made
Decent Work in Ghana Capacity development of trade unionists in Ghana in organising, collective bargaining and social dialogue, and gender equality
Laboremus Uganda Ltd - Emata Future of Farmer Financing - Uganda Emata is an innovative financing solution that brings affordable loans to dairy farmers in Uganda using end-to-end digital processes, data-backed risk analytics and a mobile-based distribution model. Access to affordable credit will unlock employment opportunities, increase financial inclusion, strengthen the agricultural supply value chain  and trigger domestic investment within Uganda across other agricultural value chains in East Africa.
Pilot Phase for Geothermal Energy The project aims at strengthening capacity of Indian partners, including researchers, and stakeholders for performing independent feasibility studies for harnessing geothermal energy. It will also demonstrate a pilot project utilizing geothermal energy for heating / cooling.
Heard Voices: Promoting freedom of expression practices among children, young adults & youth Promoting Freedom of Expression Practices Among Children, Young Adult and Youth. 
The project intends to enabling (360) children aged 4-6 years old and (210) parents to participate in interactive and expressive activities such as expressive storytelling & drama sessions in order to increase the kindergarten children’s understanding of their rights and be able to express themselves. Children will have access to drama workshops to express their opinions, practice their rights through drama in an enabling learning environment. Parents will be engaged in parent-child based activities to increase the kindergarten children & parents understanding of children rights to express themselves, and participate in interactive interventions with children, parents and educators in order to apply children ideas of change on the play and learning environment within Al Hekayat Kindergarten.
In addition to that, about (270) young adults aged 12 to 18 years old and (135) youth aged 19 to 30 will have access to expressive activities at NAWA through promoting young adults and youth expression of their opinions.  Through this project, NAWA will be able to empower young adults and youth, and enhance their expressive capacities through culture, arts, education and technology interventions.
Women Impacting Social Entrepreneurship This is a financial support for the project titled Women Impacting Social Entrepreneurship (WISE) that aims to leverage the work of Angels of Impact to operationalize the strengthening of an angel network and ecosystem to support a community of informed and connected women-led social enterprises in the ASEAN region.
The Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria Multi-year contribution to The Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria for a total of NOK 2 billion for the period 2017 - 2019.
Gender-based Violence IAMANEH/MOPTI Ending GBV against women and girls and granting access to Reproductive Health Services in the region of Mopti. Implemented by IAMANEH
Building resilient livelihoods in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe Building resilient livelihoods in northeast States of Adamawa, Borno and Yobe through climate change adaptation good practices and services, to sustainably improve food security for host communities, returnees and internally displaced persons.
UNESCO Education Sector support Thematic core support to the programme of work of the Education Sector (Major Programme I) supporting UNESCO’s Medium-Term Strategy 2022-2029 (41C/5) and Program and Budget for 2022-2025 (41C/4). Gender equality is one of UNESCOs global priorities and UNESCO has a major focus on gender equality in its programming by mainstreaming gender equality and the empowerment of women across the organisation’s work.
UNMPTF 2020-2024 The Somalia United Nations Multi-Partner Trust fund (UNMPTF) is one of the largest country-level pooled funds globally. Currently there are 14 Participating UN organisations implementing programmes under the fund and 11 donors, including Norway, are contributing financially to the fund. 
For 2021 and onwards, Norway has identified the following projects/processes as most relevant.  Supporting Inclusive Political continued support to JPLG (the Joint Programme on Local Governance), continued support to Human Rights Project and finally new support to the Programme for Sustainable Charcoal Reduction and Alternative Livelihoods (PROSCAL). In addition, in order safeguard risk mitigation, optimize and enable to UN to deliver on these programmes, continued support to Enablers is also recommended. Below is a brief description of the programme specific main activities and main objectives of these projects.
JPLG III: The main activities are trainings, capacity building, developing and/or revising policies and state-legislations, development of planning-, budget- and revenue-tools and guidelines and civic education. 
Human Rights Project II: Build on elements of success of the first phase (the treaty body reporting work resulting in further commitments, and human rights engagement/dialogue platforms) but at the same time have a stronger focus on working with and strengthening local institutions. 
Enablers III: The main purpose is to enable and ensure that the UN utilizes the full capacity of its peacebuilding, development, and humanitarian work through joint services (like risk management, training, gender and youth advisory). 
PROSCAL: Response to the UN Security Council resolution 2036 (2012) that seeks international cooperation to ban illegal exports of Charcoal from Somalia. 
Inclusive Politics Pillar: advance in the Somali State-building agenda.
Rights, Equality, SRHR & Adolescents in Mozambique The initiative aims to consolidate and expand on previous support initiative. The project will address inequitable gender norms to strengthen adolescents’ SRHR outcomes while improving the availability and accessibility of quality Gender Based Violence (GBV) primary and secondary prevention, Comprehensive Abortion Care (CAC), and SRHR services. The aim is to improve adolescent sexual reproductive health in Maputo, Gaza, Inhambane and Cabo Delgado provinces by increasing gender equality
Mobilizing Stakeholders for a Support System for Coastal Wetlands This project is a prelude to another proposed project on Promoting the Conservation and Sustainable Management of Key Coastal and Marine Ecosystems in the ASEAN Region, which aims to establish an information sharing platform  to harmonise access to data and information through a cooperative, intergovernmental approach.
Support to Peace in Colombia The project aims to contribute to the Peace Process by supporting the work of Peace Promoters. It seeks to facilitate the necessary conditions for the development of a work plan, within the framework of the legal and political provisions approved by the OACP (High Commissioner for Peace Office). In such way, support will be provided to the strengthening and implementation of Peace, Coexistence and Reconciliation Public Policy
Assistance to sustainable reintegration of returning migrants Assistance to sustainable reintegration og returning migrants
Sourcing2Equal - Creating markets for women entrepreneurs Sourcing2Equal aims to close access to markets gap in private procurement operations of corporate supply chains through research, firm level advise and investments that increase competiveness, drive innovation and productivity
Flexible Funds - UNICEF Humanitarian Action for Children Appeal 2023. UNICEF Humanitarian Action for Children Appeal 2023.
Alternative basic education and vocational training for children and youth in crisis Alternative basic education and vocational training are good tools to ease the living conditions for children and youth in crisis, in addition to making them able to be skilled, get an income and an improved lifesituation. Target group is young refugees and the youth in the hosting communities, mainly Shire, as well as urban areas with substantial Eritrean refugee population.
GALA- archiving LGBTQI+ history Project description: Developing and growing the GALA Queer Archive’s cultural and academic public programming. 

Phase 1: October 2023 - May 2024 (where Outcomes fall under 2nd phase - Year 2 - it is indicated)
Impact, Overall Goal: GALA’s overall objective is to increase knowledge, awareness and pride in/of LGBTQ+  histories, identities and lives in Africa. Our various project streams are aimed at the general public, queer historians and researchers, academics, artists, writers, queer youth/students, activists. These groups are reached through our archive collections, library, publications and cultural and educational programming. 

Expected result 1: Library upgrade: 
The library space doubles as GALAs offices and is used for seminars, staff meetings, archive students and safe space for students. The funding would be used to upgrade the neglected facilities and increase the number of users. Phase I will concentrate on the sorting of the books and catalogizing them in a digital library system. 

Expected result 2: Archive support 
Continued collecting and preservation of queer history and life stories in South Africa, and the region.  Affirming queer lives and countering the growing anti-gender movement. Outcomes: Preservation and storage, processing new materials/archival backlog, making the archive accessible to researchers and

Expected result 3. Cultural Programming
Supporting GALA’s Cultural Programming. 

Expected result 4: Book publications:  Queer Activism in Africa volume 4
Supporting GALA’s upcoming publications, namely, the 4th and final volume of GALA’s Queer Activism in Africa anthology series, and supporting a the final stages of a similar publication focused on refugees in Africa. Outcomes: Supporting the Queer Activism in Africa anthology series, Finalising Queer African Refugee anthology.
Joint Internal Displacement Profiling Services (JIPS) Joint Internal Displacement Profiling Services (JIPS). Softly earmarked contributions to UNHCR activities and appeals 2023-2026.
MAG Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Democratic participation and civil society. Strengthening civil society, participatory development.
UNODC Accelerating UNCAC implementation globally Support to UNODC United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, is provided for the acceleration of the implementation of  UN Convention against corruption (UNCAC) globally.  There are three objectives
1) Technical assistance in support of accelrated UNCAC implementation 
2) Facilitating an integrated response to address technical assistance needs for effective and timely asset recovery 
3) Developing adequate responses to corruption involving vast quantities of assets
Inclusive higher ed. for indigenous and afro-descendant women and youth Alternative, vocational and intercultural education for indigenous youth and women in the Bolivian highlands which includes political advocacy, research production, capacity building/trainings for individuals and local organizations. The project includes protection of indigenous knowledge, traditions and history, where protection of the environment is a central component.
Movement building: Mobilising young people amid a pandemic and beyond Creating executive committees in HEI and EE branches in universities, research to support post-school youth advocating, campaigns, creation of platforms to share experiences as well as creating meeting places for students to discuss inclusion strategies.
3: HRP (Human Reproduction Programme) - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025 General support to HRP (the UNDP/UNFPA/UNICEF/WHO/World Bank Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human Reproduction) which is the main instrument within the United Nations system for research in human reproduction, bringing together policy-makers, scientists, health care providers, clinicians, consumers and community representatives to identify and address priorities for research to improve sexual and reproductive health.

HRP is based at the WHO headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. It supports and coordinates research on a global scale, synthesizes research through systematic reviews of literature, builds research capacity in low-income countries.
KEN Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution. Other partners: Blue Cross Kisumu, Scripture Mission East Africa
Removing Barriers, Improving Access to Women’s and Girls’ SRHR . Somali. In Somaliland State of Somalia, Nagaad will focus on women and girls in the three largest and most remote regions of Sanaag, Sool and Togdheer. The project will pay particular attention to marginalised groups and strengthen and engage local CBOs, state/non-state actors and health centres with trained health professionals to provide SRHR services and advocate for improved SRHR laws and policies.
YOUNG LGBTI+: Legal and Psychosocial Counselling Expanding  the Consultancy Capacity in the Fields of Legal and Psychosocial Counselling
MPE frame agreement Myanmar - OfD MPE assistance related to Oil for Development (OfD) Myanmar programme. Support to the development of policy, regulations and law making within the petroleum sector.
Knowledge Bank Course Contribution to Knowledge Bank course in institutional capacity development
Community engagement in peacebuilding and reconciliation This project aims to engage communities in peace dialogue, run awareness campaigns and work on reconciliation to bring about positive changes.
Child Rights Protection & Promotion, A Life Free from Violence The project will promote child rights, creating an environment free from violence in 4 districts. Through selected partners, civil society networks and government stakeholders will be strengthened and create a social fundament for advocacy and communication between local and national levels. This serves advocacy for child rights, case handling, and enforcing legislation. Children’s advocacy in preventing violations along with creation of a joint platform to support children is a proven strategy.