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Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment Program (GEWEP) III - Niger Vulnerable women and girls (of whom 310 000 will be direct participants) in Niger are economically, socially and politically empowered.  Increase knowledge of SRHR and training of health staff on SRHR service provision, and tranform norms relating to gender-based violence. The GEWEP program advocate for changes in legislation, public programs or government budget which are positive to resilience level of the impact groups, in addition to specific resilience interventions aimed to increase resilience of the impact groups at the household level such as food security and the sustainable management of resources to adapt to climate change.
Community Sport Development in Lusaka Using sport and recreation to strengthen and build safe and active communities through advocacy, good governance and capacity development in the empowerment and leadership development of women, youth and persons with disabilities.
Economic and social empowerment of persons with disabilities in Malawi Economic and social empowerment of persons with disabilities in Malawi by increased knowledge, participation in We Can Manage groups and access to credit.
Civil Society influence for reduced inequality in MENA region Civil society actors supported to influence policies, mobilise people to take actions for their rights with the aim to reduce political and economic inequalities
Risk mapping South department UNDP Improved technical competence to local decision makers in risk reduction in the South department and a developed risk mapping for use of institutions and local actors.
Africa Energy Transition  - Kenya The programme aims to drive a just transition from coal and charcoal to renewable energy and clean cooking solutions in three African countries, by:
• Addressing national policy and regulatory frameworks for energy
• Accelerating regional cross-border trade in renewable energy on and off grid
• Facilitating the divestment of African and Chinese financial institutions from coal fired power plants and increasing financial flows to renewable energy, including women-led renewable energy enterprise
NHRF - Support to the Norw. Human Rights Fund 2022-25 The NHRF provides direct support to small, grassroots organizations in selected development countries that mobilize on the ground for the respect and promotion of human rights for marginalized and vulnerable groups, including gender equality.The NHRF supports local groups for victims of human rights violations and affected communities that take the lead in their own struggle for rights, as well as professional human rights advocates. They support local initiatives for protection of human rights defenders. They also have a few select strategic partnerships with global mechanism that work with human rights defenders.
NORHED II Impl. simulation-based education in Malawi and Tanzania The project will implement simulation-based education of nurses and midwives in Malawi and Tanzania in order to strengthen the quality of education and research as well as improve access to to edcation of much needed health personell  with a focus on ethics, compassion and respect for the patients. This is in support of identifid national needs and priorities.
Core funding CMI 2021 Core funding of Norwegian research institute Chr. Michelsen Institute channeled through the Ministry of Education and Research in line with established practice in the Norwegian research system.
Capacity building of oversight actors in Lebanon Capacity building of oversight actors in Lebanon
NLM-Clean and Safe Environment Project – CASE Construction of incinerator and supply of waste collection equipment
Ukraine - NORCAP strategic partnership Secondments to UN and national/local  goverrnment in cash response, child protection and other protection measures (incl. gender based) , education in emergencies, camp and shelter management  and refugee management for refugees and internally displaced
FAO Special Fund for Emergency and Rehabilitation (SFERA) This is an unearmerked contribution to FAO special funds for emergency and reabilitation (SFERA), with the geographical limitations that it shall be used in ODA countries outside Europe. The goal of the contribution is to contribute to improved timeliness, predictability and flexibility of FAO interventions in crisis context and thereby contribute to reach 60 million food insecure people in crisis context with life-saving agricultural emergency support. Crisis context is defined as situations of conflict, climate related extreme weather, such as flood and drought, and earthquakes. SFERA has a separate sub-programme on Anticipatory action.
Sinograin III Sinograin III builds on the achievements and experiences of the Sinograin I and Sinograin II projects, aiming to contribute to the UN SDGs by widely implementing precision agriculture technologies and application of “waste-to-value” biochar products to achieve sustainable food production with minimized GHG emission, improve soil fertility and promote green growth/zero waste in modern agriculture in China. The project will be implemented by NIBIO.
Equitable Access to Quality Physical Rehabilitation Improved access to physical rehabilitation services for people with diabilities, including survivors of cluster munitions and landmines.
Digital Launchpad for African SMEs to access Global markets This project proposes to support 3000 Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda and Ghana with a comprehensive package of digital tools and expertise (Digital LaunchPad) to significantly enhance their competitiveness and access global markets. Importantly, 50% of the SMEs will either be owned or led by women. Project is forecasted to create 11,000 new jobs by helping these SMEs generate higher revenues.

Focus will be on SMEs in the Export sector with a particular focus on the following sectors:

Agriculture / Agri-business exporters (tea, coffee, flowers, leather, etc).
Fishery and Aquaculture exporters
Travel & Tourism sector (post-COVID-19 re-build efforts)
Small scale grant - 15270112 (2023) Chapter post 152.70.112.  Disbursements made by embassies without PTA.
Ma'an, The Jordan Valley Resiliency Program 2022-2025 Extends MFA support to Jordan Valley through a new phase that combines suppoorting community resilience with women empowerment. The project supports the Palestinian Communities' resilience in Jordan Valley, an area of geopolitical complexity and economic hardship. This project includes two primary outcomes; 1- Strengthening the physical and professional capacities of the essential services addressing mainly children, especially schools and health clinics. The project also aims at supporting the local communities with interventions to support children's resilience through extracurricular activities. 2- Provide selected women with financial and technical support to initiate and establish small businesses.
Sport for Positive Life Styles Using sport and recreation to strengthen and build safe and active communities through education and capacity development in the empowerment, leadership development and participation of youth, girls and women, and persons with disabilities in urban communities throughout Zambia. The partners are training youth in sexual reproductive health. 

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.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange This exchange programme seeks to increase access to high-quality digital basic education and demand-driven TVET (technical and vocational education and training) courses leading to jobs for youth in Bangladesh. Typical jobs are jobs related to practical skills, such as motor bike repair, mobile repair, hair dressing, sewing etc. A Light  Learning Platform and digital content within basic education and skills training will be developed.
Policy programme on forest peoples within extractive reserves To strengthen the territorial rights and the sustainable management of forest peoples living withing extractive reserves
Women and Girls free from GBV-EAM Create a favourale and enducive environment where women and girls are protected from sexual and gender-based violence and supported for a secured and safe living using a faith-based approach. It will target 3000 marginalized women and girls.
Scatec Release Africa - PV and Battery storage. Feasibility studies Scatec has developed a containarized movable solution to power rural areas, and offers solar and battery power towards financial weak utilities, minigrids and NGOs. This project includes support to:
- feasibility studies for the countries Chad, Benin, Liberia, Guinea, Mauretania and Congo Brazzaville, 
- infrastructure/transmission lines (maximum 3,5 mill NOK) as part of the pilot project (feasibility phase) in either Chad or Benin
Bilateral programmme with Serbia Bilateral cooperation with Serbia. Individual projects will be granted after agreed procedures of call for proposals and joint assessment.

In 2020, unused 767.040 NOK were reprogrammed and used for project:  Response to Covid-19 crisis in Serbia implemented by UNDP with Ministry of Interior as the final beneficiary. This consists of procurement of materials and supplies urgently needed to suppress transmission, stop the pandemic and support to counter Covid-19 crisis to the Government of Serbia.
Support to Human Rights House Foundation 2019-21 Grant agreement between the MFA and HRHF regarding core support to the part of HRHFs activities that are ODA-relevant, based on HRHFs strategy 2019-23
Explorative efforts for political accompaniment Explorative efforts for political accompaniment
Ghana - Improving Petroleum Governance CSOs and EI affected communities influence host governments and extractives/oil & gas companies to change policies and pratices to benefit citizens in Ghana
Human rights education in Vietnam This project aims to raise awaress and enhance knowledge on human rights of youth, civil society as well as disabled people in Vietnam
NMS-Conflict awareness project (CAP) The Conflict Awareness Project (CAP) has the main goal of developing strategies and tools with NMS’s partners in three African countries concerning how to prevent and handle conflicts. The main goal is to increase the churches’ resilience in contexts affected by conflict, hence it has an element of democratic participation and strengthening civil society.
ERRADA Strengthening civil society activities in white nile Strengthening civil society activities in white nile
KN - Together for the sustainable development goals Information activities in Norway.
RFUS Protecting forests through protecting rights in Guyana Other partners include: Forest Peoples Programme (FPP) and South Central Peoples Development Association (SCPDA). The project aims to improve government policies and decision making on indigenous lands, forests, climate protection, safeguards and civic participation in Guyana through the engagement of civil society and reliable tenure data.
LEIP HR & Environmental Protection Program 2018-2021 The project is a project aimed at providing knowledge, comprehension and skills of judges and prosecutors to protect human rights and environment, and to provide resources and knowledge for improved legal analysis in the human rights and environment sectors.
Child Protection Call for Support Support to ICRCs Call for Support to Address the Multi-faceted needs of children suffering the effects of armed conflict (2023)
Supporting Syrian Women WAB Norway's contribution will make it possible for UN Women to assist Syrian women to participate in the political process in finding a solution to the conflict in Syria (Women's Advisory Board. UN Women will also to give Syrian women the skills and capacity to engage in conflictt resolution in Syria.
BS-church based literacy for Hadiyaa women Hadiya women in the Southern Nation, Nationalities and Peoples region of Ethiopia will through literacy be empowered
OPIAC - Colombia Support to OPIAC for capacity-building for indigenous peoples' leaders in the Colombian Amazon
Core support for Human Rights and Democracy in Eastern Europe and Central Asia ODA Support to Human Rights and Democracy Eastern Europe and Central Asia (ODA eligible countries)
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project aims to strengthen competence in traumatology and emergency care for staff at Haukeland University Hospital in Norway and Kamuzu Central Hospital in Malawi, enhance competence of Malawian health personnel in the fields of radiology and physiotherapy, and strengthen the competence in trauma care at Mukhari Academic Hospital and Sefako Makgatho Health Sciencies University in South Africa. Malawi and South Africa.
WB Multi Partner Fund 2022-2024 The main objective of the multidonor fund is to provide a platform for coordinated financing for the sustainable reconstruction and development of Somalia, with a focus on core state functions and socio-economic recovery.
The MPF serves several key functions as a complement to IDA financing. It provides a mechanism for development partners to easily channel ODA through country systems in Somalia, either as co-financing for IDA investments or new investments projects, which may later be scaled up by IDA. It helps reduce fragmentation, by enabling development partners to pool resources. Moreover, co-financing of IDA investments helps the portfolio achieve greater economies of scale and impact at scale through country systems. Pilot investments in core areas of focus such as climate change and women empowerment/gender equality are envisioned. 
The MPF-financed policy dialogue and knowledge work is designed to inform the portfolio and advance CPF objectives in a way that serves a broader group of stakeholders. Knowledge products are intended to serve as public goods, helping inform sectoral and thematic discussions with implications beyond the immediate portfolio. Similarly, platforms for policy dialogue are designed to advance national discussions of critical importance for Somalia to achieve its development goals. Enhanced focus on climate change adaptation and mitigation will feature prominently.
The World Bank’s risk exposure is increasing in Somalia, with significant implications for current operations and the operational pipeline. The MPF helps teams go above and beyond standard Bank procedures on risk management. With MPF support, the Bank is able to implement a more ambitious, strategic and coordinated approach to risk management. The enhanced approach has three thematic areas: 1) environmental, social and security risk management (ESSRM); 2) fiduciary risk and project management; and 3) enhanced FCV support.
SAAF Core Contribution 2023-2027 Safe Abortion Action Fund (SAAF)  is multi-donor fund supporting grassroot civil society organisations advocating for the right to safe abortion and improved SRHR on different levels. The subgrants focus on safe abortions and access to reproductive health care, including family planning. Young girls and women with disabilities are at a great disadvantage when it comes to matters of sexuality and abortion. Due to the intersectionality of their gender and their disability, girls and women with disabilities can find themselves unable to make decisions about their own bodies. SAAF embeds the perspective of intersectionality and includes girls and women living with disabilities among their target groups.

Supported organisations are found in the following countries: Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Nepal, Thailand, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sao Tome, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Domonican republic, Guatemala, Haiti, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Bosnia, Moldova , Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Turkey.
Towards an Inclusive Security Architecture The Middle East needs inclusive security structures, and an overall security structure for the region may not be realized in the short term. Yet, the project aims to focus on the essential building blocks of a cooperative security regime regardless of prevailing regional circumstances. The project aims to: 
1-	Identify threat perceptions & security challenges in the region: This is to be achieved by analyzing main drivers for regional instability and insecurity, how countries define their threats, how countries react to a threat, analyze the performance of regional alliances and why challenges/complications in the Middle East are still unresolved.
2-	Introduce main pillars (or building blocks) to be considered in a future regional security formulation: The Middle East faces grave challenges, a significant number of these challenges are of techno-strategic nature including the proliferation of missile capabilities, growing nuclear ambitions and instability in the maritime field. The "building blocks approach" discusses the main pillars of a regional security system in the Middle East region, it promotes practical solutions with a focus on maritime, missiles and nuclear capabilities.  

The following outcomes are expected:
-	Hold a regional dialogue session with Jordanian, Saudi, and Iranian participation.
-	Present project initial findings at the Amman Security Colloquium, this includes a youth component. 
-	Launching regional consultations on the impact of missiles on regional stability. 
-	Introducing confidence building measures and paving the way for a non-aggression pact.  
-	Launch white paper titled "set of principles for a regional security structure".
-	Produce a short video trailer on project outcomes.

In terms of the security situation in the region; the project hopes to set the basis for a sustainable regional security dialogue and launch the main components of a collective regional security system. The project aim is to propose precise measu
NORAD Food Security and Access to market Niger Increased income from diversified income sources for households
Ensuring capacity for human rights defenders to promote accountability The overall objective of the project is improved security and protection og human rights defenders. The expected outcome for the target groups of the Project are: Human rights defenders (HRDs) effectivly mitigate threats and risks when they arise; Improved accountability mechanisms on violation against HRDs; Evidence and legal cases are better documented and accessible to accountability and investigation mechanisms.
Political dialogue Costs related to the facilitation of the Colombian peace process, including external consultancy in areas such as justice, IDPs (internally displaced persons), gender and security
NORAD Food Security Zambia Community resilience to climate change through sustainable and climate robust farming practices
FARMS - Facility for Refugees, Migrants, Forced Displacement and Rural S The main objective is to contribute to sustainable food and nutrition security and resilience to crises of rural households in the specific region in Niger. The target group include several thousand refugees, displaced and returnees in the region.
ILO Contributions 2021. Development cooperation budget. Mandatory core contribution 2021. Share from development co-operation budget.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Act Now is a development program that aim to enhance youth leadership and youth participation in strengthening civil society to contribute to reduced inequalitïes within and between Nepal, Norway, Tanzania and Uganda.
Together for Inclusion- Uganda Our partner trains DPOs and CwDs on their legal rights and how to claim them
Pharmaccess - increasing access to affordable care for NCDs 2022 - 2024 Pharmaccess works to enahnce access to care and at the same time reduce out of pocket expenditure.
Pharmaccess works on basic research to appreciate actual user access behaviours and constraints - and then to define effective packages of care and financing enabled by digital solutions.

These tools are provided to national health insurance agencies to expand for scale. Countries supported: Ghana, Tanzania and Zanzibar.
From REDD agreements to REDD results - Guyana The project seeks to build consensus for REDD+ through proven results. WWF will work with tropical forest countries to implement and realize scaled emmissions reduction programs and advance the implementation of national REDD+ strategies.
Digni-administration Secretariat for 19 member organisations. Main tasks are coordination, quality assurance, competence building and financial management of funds.
STRENGHTENING RESILIENCE CAPABILITIES FOR PEACE IN THE GREAT LAKES Objectives for interventions in Eastern and Central Africa (regional approach - not specified countries).

1. To strengthen the capacities of societies to manage conflict in non-violent, non-coercive ways by assisting national actors in their efforts to develop social and political cohesion;
2. To assist the international community to play a more effective role in supporting peacebuilding efforts
Connecting Production Protection & Inclusion in selected landscapes The program will support the preparation of projects in a broad landscape context, that can help secure financing from the &Greenfund.
OSCE required contribution 2013 - ODA share OSCE Required contribution/membership fees 2013 unified budget +  Court of Conciliation and Arbitration
Ghana: Use of Revenue Consultants Design and strengthen the revenue management component of the OfD programme in specific OfD candiate and partner countries. Assignments will be awarded following mini-competition between the three consultant consortia that have entered into framework agreements with Norad. They are Vista Analyse, Menon Economics and Vidar Ovesen.
Climate Resilient WASH ASSADDEC/KIDAL Grant safe and sustainable access to WASH services and build community climate resilience in the region of KIDAL. Implemented by ASSADDEC
Strengthening of the jurisdictional capacities of the Inter-American Cou This project seeks to contribute to strengthening inter-American human rights justice, through support to the capacities and the judicial work of the Court and promote its work in the continent. It also aims to continue contributing to the alleged victims with scarce economic resources that need support to cover the costs of presentation of vital evidence in open court hearings or by affidavits (statements before a notary public).
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The main objective of the project is to improve the care of sick and premature newborns at the partner hospital in India. Through a digital education program combined with a practical learning though focus groups, the project aims to improve the service and care provided to newborns in the intensive care unit of the hospital. The project also aims to continue the management and development of the milk bank centre located at the hospital. The project has achieved very good results in the past. The aim to preserve the results achieved and to make them sustainable through the activities planned for 2022.