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["Oversikt over alle avtaler kodet som B022 eller B03 (inkl. B031-B033), forvaltet av UD - Oslo og Norad over UDs budsjett (ekskl. HUM). 2021-2025. Millioner kroner - sortert etter avtalepartner"]
["Group of Agreement Partner","Agreement partner","Agreement number","Agreement title","Form of assistance (code)","Form of assistance","Recipient country","Target area","DAC Main sector (code+name)","DAC Sub sector (code+name)",2021,2022,2023,2024,2025,"2021-2025","Description of agreement"]
["FN-systemet","BWC Implementation Support Unit","QZA-24/0139","Advancing biosecurity and biology for peaceful purposes","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","50 - Infectious disease control",null,null,null,6,2.8685139999999998,8.8685139999999993,"The project supports activities implemented in accordance with Article X of the Biological Weapons Convention:\r\n- Fellowship in Biological Science for Peaceful Purposes and Biosecurity\r\n- Training course on pathogen detection and Biosecurity\r\n- Training course on data science for effective outbreak response\r\n- Training in microbial genomics and bioforensics\r\n\r\nThe planned effect on society (Impact) is: \r\nEnhanced capacity of laboratories from the beneficiary developing countries to harness and leverage the benefits of biological sciences and technology for peaceful purposes and biosecurity, in accordance with Articles III and X of the BWC.\r\n\r\nThe planned effects for the target group of the Project (Outcome) are:\r\nEnhanced skills, knowledge, and awareness of experts from beneficiary countries on peaceful uses of biology and biosecurity.\r\n\r\nThe main planned outputs of the Project (Outputs) are:\r\n• Knowledge and skills in biological science for peaceful purposes and biosecurity enhanced.\r\n• Scientific and technological information exchange for the use of bacteriological (biological) agents and toxins for peaceful purposes promoted.\r\n• Information and project knowledge management promoted."]
["FN-systemet","CERF - Central Emergency Response Fund","QZA-18/0191","CERF (Central Emergency Response Fund) 2018-2021","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",465,null,null,null,null,465,"Norwegian contribution to Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) 2018-2021"]
["FN-systemet","CERF - Central Emergency Response Fund","QZA-21/0236","CERF (Central Emergency Response Fund) 2022-2025","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",null,480,505,450,470,1905,"Norwegian contribution to Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) 2022-2025"]
["FN-systemet","COVID-19 MPTF - COVID-19 Response and Recovery Multi-Partner Trust Fund","QZA-20/0096","UN Secretary General's Covid-19 Response and Recovery Fund","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",50,null,null,null,null,50,"The multi partner  fund aims at reducing human, economic, and social suffering caused by the Covid-19 pandemic in the most vulnerable countries, with UN agencies as implementing partners. It operates at the nexus of humanitarian, recovery and development action to tacle the health emergency; focus on the social impact, and the economic response and recovery; and help countries recover better. "]
["FN-systemet","EOSG - Executive Office of the Secretary-General","MUL-22/0016","Support to excutive office of the Secretary General on Our Common Agenda","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,18,18,null,-8.8048890000000005E-2,35.911951109999997,"The projects is to provide support to the executive office of the secretary general of the UN to enhance the concretisations of the proposals within and implementation of \"Our Common Agenda\". The support is a continuation of previous Norwegian support to the EOSG on the reform agenda and its implementation. "]
["FN-systemet","EOSG - Executive Office of the Secretary-General","MUL-24/0020","EOSG - A United Nations Fit for the Future: Towards Effective Implementation of the Pact for the Future, Spearheading Our Common Agenda","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,null,9.3919999999999995,null,9.3919999999999995,"Impact: Achieving the Secretary-General’s vision for a multilateralism better suited to the challenges of an interconnected world – including the implementation of the Pact for the Future, the Global Digital Compact, and the Declaration on Future Generations, as well as improved global governance arrangements that ensure an inclusive, effective, and accountable multilateral system capable of tackling both present and future global issues.\r\n\r\nOutcome 1: Forge resilient global cooperation and a renewed sense of international solidarity, by streamlining the Secretary-General’s support for delivering on the Pact for the Future and the vision of Our Common Agenda. This includes steering work on key action items and flagship initiatives, such as UN 2.0 and the Secretary-General’s scientific advisory board, alongside furnishing periodic progress updates. \r\n\r\nOutcome 2: Strengthen efforts to prevent and resolve conflicts through the New Agenda for Peace and the commitments made in the Pact for the Future, including through the UN Charter’s provisions for mediation, the Secretary-General’s good offices as well as by leveraging the Secretary-General’s Call to Action for Human Rights which emphasizes the importance of the full range of human rights for conflict prevention and sustainable peace. This includes supporting a review on the future of all forms of UN peace operations, providing strategic recommendations and lessons learned, developing protocols for convening and operationalizing emergency platforms, and placing human rights at the center of the work of the United Nations and in the implementation of the Pact.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","EOSG - Executive Office of the Secretary-General","QZA-25/0038","EOSG-Empowering Multilateral Action to deliver on thePact for the Future-2025-2028","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,null,null,3.1915,3.1915,"Impact: The Pact for the Future sets a bold vision for a more inclusive and responsive multilateral system. This project turns that vision into action, boosting institutional readiness, adapting the existing peace and security tools to respond to new and emerging threats, and embedding human rights and the rule of law at the heart of UN efforts. By driving system-wide coordination, data-driven and human rights-based decision-making, informed by greater use of anticipatory planning and strategic foresight, it enhances the UN’s agility, coherence, and impact, equipping the system to meet today’s challenges and anticipate tomorrow’s, including within the framework of the UN80 initiative.\r\n\r\nOutcomes: \r\n\r\n1: Strengthen institutional readiness to further implement the Pact for the Future, including at the country and regional levels, through enhanced advisory capacity, strategic system-wide coordination, and targeted high-level engagement by the Secretary-General. This work supports governance reforms, advances UN 2.0 priorities, ensures system-wide implementation of  the Secretary-General’s Call to Action for Human Rights, and builds sustained momentum and accountability toward the Pact for the Future implementation review at the UNGA’s 83rd Session in 2028.\r\n\r\n2:  Strengthen EOSG capacity to drive the implementation of the Pact for the Future, with a particular focus on its international peace and security pillar, including in relation to the Pact-mandated review on the future of all forms of peace operations, the strengthening of the use of the Secretary-General’s good offices, and the enhancement of data-driven prevention work, while ensuring that related peace and security efforts integrate human rights at all levels.\r\n\r\n3: Strengthen the UN80 initiative as a multi-phase, system-wide reform effort to align the UN with today’s and tomorrow’s challenges by enhancing institutional agility and coordination, while fostering inclusive Member State engagement,..."]
["FN-systemet","FAO - Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations","QZA-19/0158","FAO The Flexible Multi-Partner Mechanism (FMM)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","20 - Agricultural development",46,20,null,null,-12.10179027,53.898209729999998,"The funds will support FAO's Flexible Multi-partner meachnisms with softearmarking to two main programmes: Resilience and Sustainable Food Systems and climate Action in Agriculture."]
["FN-systemet","FAO - Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations","QZA-22/0162","FAO Special Fund for Emergency and Rehabilitation (SFERA)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","10 - Agricultural policy and administrative management",null,100,330,null,-4.8280363800000003,425.17196361999999,"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."]
["FN-systemet","FAO - Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations","QZA-22/0164","Benefit Sharing Fund - ITPGRFA - FAO","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","82 - Agricultural research",null,30,null,10,null,40,"The Benefit-sharing Fund (BSF) of the Plant Treaty is an essential element of the Funding Strategy and of the Multilateral System of Access and Benefit-sharing. The Fund is the operational mechanism for receiving, utilizing and sharing the monetary benefits arising from Multilateral System, as specified in Article 19.3.f of the Treaty.\r\nThe primary beneficiaries of the Benefit-sharing Fund are farmers, especially in developing countries, and countries with economies in transition, who conserve and sustainably utilize plant genetic resources for food and agriculture, as stated in Art. 13.3 of the International Treaty.\r\nAll projects funded will demonstrate the benefits that plant genetic resources brings to farmers, with a special emphasis on support to on-farm/in situ management, farmer-to-farmer exchanges, local seed value chains, and a better flow of PGRFA from ex-situ collections to farmers and back. The three main outputs of the Results Framework are: \r\nOutput 1: Adapted PGRFA managed or improved with farmers’ participation \r\nOutput 2: Enhanced local value chains improve the production and consumption of adapted PGRFA \r\nOutput 3: Mechanisms strengthened to enhance the sharing of PGRFA, data and knowledge on innovations for PGRFA management\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","FAO - Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations","QZA-22/0180","FAO Flexible Voluntary Contributions  (FVC)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","10 - Agricultural policy and administrative management",null,136,44,null,null,180,"FAO Flexible Voluntray Contribution is a mechanism for flexible funding to FAO for fullfillment of FAO strategic framework 2022-2031. \r\nThe impact goal: More efficient, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable agri-food systems for better production, better nutrition, better environment, and better life, leaving no one behind. \r\nExpected outcome of the contribution: Sufficient flexible pooled financial resources available from multi-partners to strengthen key priorities within the FAO’s strategic framework to achieving relevant functional and strategic objectives and contribute to SDGs targets. \r\nThe Theory of Change (ToC)  is fully aligned with FAO’s Strategic Framework 2022-31. The FVC programmes, and subprogrammes will be aligned and contribute to results-chain of the 20 Programme Priority Areas (PPAs). However, the FVC Subprogrammes are not equivalent to the PPAs. The FVC’s results-chain will be directly aligned to the Four Betters and PPAs results-chain. \r\n"]
["FN-systemet","FAO - Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations","QZA-23/0064","Genebank Support Art 15","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","61 - Food crop production",null,null,10,10,10,30,"The main goal of this fund is to support Article 15 Genebanks of the Treaty for Plant Genetic Resources housed in the FAO. This project will support three of the article 15 genebanks namely ICRAF in Kenya, World Veg in Tanzania and Icrisat in India. The three genebanks in question support the conservation and development of genetic material (seeds) which are specifically  relevant for and often from ODA countries. The collections in the Genbanks are used by many research institutions - not least CGIAR and African National Agricultural research centers (NARS) - for ODA countries.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","FAO - Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations","RAF-18/0016","Fall Army Worm","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","South of Sahara Regional","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","92 - Plant and post-harvest protection and pest control",null,null,null,null,-0.79975280000000004,-0.79975280000000004,"Support to manage Fall Armyworm attacs in Africa and streghten national response systems."]
["FN-systemet","FAO - Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations","RAF-18/0049","FAO/WHO Codex Trust Fund ","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Africa Regional","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","73 - Food safety and quality",null,null,-1.3138464000000001,null,null,-1.3138464000000001,"Support to developing countries to build strong, and sustainable national capacity to engage in the Codex Alimentarius Commission where the international food safety standards are established. "]
["FN-systemet","FAO - Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations","UGA-22/0003","Building climate resilience for food and nutrition security of smallholder farming households in Katakwi and Kaberamaido districts (Teso sub region)","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Uganda","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","20 - Agricultural development",null,null,null,15,null,15,"Increased Food Security in Teso region - 2 districts: Kaberamaido and Katakwi. Focus on women, nutrition, increased food security, improved nutirion, access to markets, climate smart agriculture"]
["FN-systemet","Global Compact Trust Fund","RAF-23/0031","Softly earmarked support to UN Global Compact Africa Strategy 2023","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Africa Regional","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",null,null,1,null,null,1,"Softly earmarked support to UN Global Compact's Africa Strategy (2024-2025), with a specific focus on ocean sectors (Ocean Stewardship Centres in African countries, nature-based solutions, just transition, policy roadmaps for ocean plans, and business plans). "]
["FN-systemet","IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency","QZA-17/0201","Norwegian contribution to IAEA, Technical Cooperation Fund 2017-2019","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",6.6123006000000002,6.6589329299999998,6.7925434899999999,7.19677042,7.5435487300000004,34.804096170000001,"Norwegian contribution to IAEA, Technical Cooperation Fund 2017-2019. ODA related fund"]
["FN-systemet","IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency","UKR-23/0008","IAEA Technical support and assistance to Ukraine in nuclear safety and security","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Ukraine","Environment and energy","235 - Nuclear energy electric power plants","10 - Nuclear energy electric power plants and nuclear safety",null,null,100,null,null,100,"Strengthen the administrative and inspection capacities of Ukraine authorities to: \r\n• Reduce the risk of serious accidents and pollution from nuclear facilities.\r\n• Prevent nuclear and other radioactive materials from falling into the wrong hands.\r\n• Regain regulatory control off and rebuilding nuclear power plants under Russian occupation.\r\n• Mapping and control of nuclear waste"]
["FN-systemet","IFAD - International Fund for Agricultural Development","NER-17/0004","FARMS - Facility for Refugees, Migrants, Forced Displacement and Rural S","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Niger","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","72 - Household food security programmes ",null,null,null,null,-6.8484421600000003,-6.8484421600000003,"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.  "]
["FN-systemet","IFAD - International Fund for Agricultural Development","QZA-19/0183","IFAD Support to programs on nutrition","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","20 - Agricultural development",null,11.513999999999999,7.1859999999999999,null,null,18.7,"The project will support 7-10 agricultural development projects supported from IFAD core funding under IFAD11 - with the goal to increase the nutrtion sensitivity of the projects. The project is in line with the Noregian action plan for sustainable food systems in the foriegn and development policy 2019-2023. Countries involved are Benin, Burkina Faso, Malawi, SaoTome and Principe, Sudan and Zimbabwe. "]
["FN-systemet","IFAD - International Fund for Agricultural Development","QZA-22/0181","IFAD  ASAP+","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","South of Sahara Regional","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","20 - Agricultural development",null,100,null,null,null,100,"ASAP+ is a Trust Fund set up to design programmes that support IFADs Programme on Loans and Grants (Polg). ASAP+ will support climate adaptation for small scale food producers in Low and Middle income countries. It will also contribute to climate mitigation in cases where a win-win outcome can be achieved. ASAP+ is a multi donor fund with the ambition to raise USD 500 million. The goal are to achieve climate adaptation among 10 million small scale food producers. Partcipation of women, youth and indigenous people will be prioritized.The impact goal for ASAP+ is that small-scale producers and landless poor rural households are more resilient to climate change and embark on low emissions development pathways\r\nThe intendet outcomes are\r\n1.\tIncreased resilience of vulnerable households to the impacts of climate change on their food security and nutrition, focusing particularly on rural women, youth, indigenous peoples \r\n2.\tReduced emissions from win-win interventions with significant development benefits, particularly for food insecure and marginalized groups\r\nThe Norwegian contribution is earmerked for countries in Sub-Sahara Africa."]
["FN-systemet","IFAD - International Fund for Agricultural Development","QZA-23/0079","IFAD Crisis Response Initiative (CRI)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","72 - Household food security programmes ",null,null,300,null,null,300,"The fund shall support food security in low income countries suffering from effects from the war in Ukraine.Overall goal of CRI is to protect the development gains and livelihood of poor rural households and producers while reinforcing their resilience to the Ukraine war crisis in countries worse affected and already suffering from shocks. Development Results:\r\nMinimise impacts of Ukraine war crisis on livelihoods, resilience and food security of IFAD’s target group, and maintain progress towards IFAD12 Impact Targets. The Norwegian support will be implemented in Malawi, Central African Republic, Niger, Uganda, Mosambique, Burundi, Afghanistan and Somalia \r\n\r\n "]
["FN-systemet","IFAD - International Fund for Agricultural Development","RAF-23/0072","IFAD - Indigenous Peoples Assistance facility (IPAF)","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Africa Regional","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","71 - Food security policy and administrative management",null,null,30,null,null,30,"This grant will support IPAF's seventh call for proposals for indigenous peoples' organizations, with the aim of strengthening capacity and access to finance. The project also aims to strengthen and increase the number of regional partners in Sub-Saharan Africa, with a focus on building capacity among women-led organizations. Climate resilience and gender equality are among the key themes for the call for proposals."]
["FN-systemet","ILO - International Labour Organisation","MUL-20/0024","Alliance 8.7 Accelerator Lab to Combat Modern Slavery","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","70 - Labour Rights",16,16,9.84,null,null,41.84,"The project aims at reducing the prevalence and the scope of modern slavery in the fisheries sector in Ghana, South Africa and Indonesia. The project will further accelerate the efforts towards the achievement of SDG 8.7 by governments, businesses and employers’ organisations, workers’ organisations and civil society organisations supporting persons vulnerable to recruitment into modern slavery.\r\n\r\nThe project will cover the start-up of the Alliance 8.7 Accelerator Lab to Combat Modern Slavery, and its operation during the first three years. The project proposes an integrated approach that expands the knowledge base and consolidates the evidence on successful experiences in addressing modern slavery to provide guidance to policy and intervention design. The establishment of the Accelerator Lab will enhance the catalysing function of Alliance 8.7, accelerating governments’ and organisations’ engagement, coordinating action, maximising partnerships, drive innovation and leverage resources to progress towards achievement of SDG 8.7. The Accelerator Lab will focus on the fishing supply chain, where the risk of modern slavery is particularly high and where cooperation across actors in indispensable given the complex cross border nature of this supply chain. The ILO estimates that more than 40 million people worldwide are victims of modern slavery, and women and girls are disproportionately affected accounting for 71 percent of the overall total. The ILO project will therefore apply a gender sensitive approach, in particular when addressing the issue of recruitment of fishing workers. By the end of the project, the Accelerator Lab will aim to show how to scale up solutions in the fisheries sector and collect evidence for the adoption of this experience to other sectors."]
["FN-systemet","ILO - International Labour Organisation","QZA-17/0123","ILO SCORE phase III","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","321 - Industry","30 - Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development",null,-5.6094286899999997,null,null,null,-5.6094286899999997,"Assist governments, industry associations and trade unions to develop export and domestic industrial sectors, focus on competitiveness and decent work in SMEs. Its main intervention is practical training and in-factory consulting program that improves productivity and working conditions and helps them to participate in global supply chains. Activities in China, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Ghana, Ethiopia, Tunisia, Colombia, Peru and Bolivia. Continuation of phase I and II. "]
["FN-systemet","ILO - International Labour Organisation","QZA-18/0067","ILO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2018-2019","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","20 - Employment creation",-3.4869450299999998,null,null,null,null,-3.4869450299999998,"Support to the implementation of ILO's Programme and budget 2018-2020 through the Regular Budget Supplementary Acoount and earmarked support to  Outcome 1 More and better jobs for inclusive growth and improved youth employment prospects, focussing on skills education."]
["FN-systemet","ILO - International Labour Organisation","QZA-20/0098","ILO Agreement TVET","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Education","113 - Secondary education","30 - Vocational training",30,null,null,-0.74741402999999995,null,29.252585969999998,"Within the ILO's Global programme for skills and lifelong learning, this agreement covers activities on a global level, a regional level and in six countries: Ethiopia, Ghana, Lebanon, Malawi, Senegal and Tanzania.The global component focuses on innovative solutions and digitisation. The regional component focuses on Africa for skills systems to become more inclusive through skills partnerships on migration and skills-based approaches to combat modern slavery. The country initiatives addresses skills mismatches and decent job creation in various sectors. Overall there is a focus on the inclusion of women and persons with disabilities."]
["FN-systemet","ILO - International Labour Organisation","QZA-22/0217","ILO: Norway Contribution to P&B, Outcome 5 (2022-2023)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Education","113 - Secondary education","30 - Vocational training",null,20,20,null,-1.62977339,38.370226610000003,"Thematic support to ILOs Programme and Budget 2022-23, Oucome 5: Skills and lifelong learning to facilitate access to and transitions in the labour market."]
["FN-systemet","ILO - International Labour Organisation","QZA-22/0245","ILO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-23","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","70 - Labour Rights",null,30,20,-1.3942693399999999,null,48.605730659999999,"Support to the implementation of ILO's Programme and budget 2022-2023 through the Regular Budget Supplementary Acoount and mildly earmarked support to Outcome 1: Strong tripartite constitutents and influential and inclusive social dialogue and Outcome 6: Gender equality and equal opportunities and treatment in the world of work."]
["FN-systemet","ILO - International Labour Organisation","QZA-23/0179","ILO Programme Cooperation Agreement (Support to RBSA) 2024-2025","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","70 - Labour Rights",null,null,20,30,null,50,"Support to the implementation of ILO's Programme and budget 2022-2023 through the Regular Budget Supplementary Acoount (RBSA).\r\n\r\nThe RBSA has 3 strategic thematic areas: \r\n•\tTransitions from the informal to the formal economy\r\n•\tGender equality and inclusion\r\n•\tJust transitions towards environmentally sustainable economies and societies\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","ILO - International Labour Organisation","QZA-24/0087","ILO Global Programme on Skills and Life Long Learning 2025-2026","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Education","113 - Secondary education","30 - Vocational training",null,null,null,20,20,40,"Norad's contribution through a multi-donor pooled funding mechanism as strategic support to the ILO Global Skills Programme to achieve output 3.2 of the ILO Programme & Budget 2024-25. The goal of the programme is to empower women, men, enterprises and communities to participate and benefit from high- quality, market-relevant, inclusive, lifelong learning, that enables: (a) individual transitions to and between decent jobs; (b) productivity and competitiveness of enterprises in a fast-evolving environment; (c) green and digital transitions and (d) inclusive and peaceful societies. \r\n\r\nDirect beneficiaries are those that benefit from skills development interventions provided by Global Skills Programme for improved labour market outcomes; 40 per cent of direct beneficiaries will be women and 10 per cent persons with disabilities. Comprehensive efforts will be directed to make the skills training programmes inclusive through the adaptation of the training venue, equipment, time schedule, curricula and training tools, assessments, peers’ and instructors’ attitudes – as well as targeted support to both women, vulnerable groups and persons with disabilities.\r\nThe Global Skills Programme will also strive to increase the share of women and persons with disabilities among recipients.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","IMO - International Maritime Organisation","QZA-19/0079","Green Voyage 2050","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",14.5,null,null,null,null,14.5,"IMO-Norway GreenVoyage-2050 will support the international climate action and sustainable oceans agenda via supporting developing countries, especially SIDS and LDCs, in meeting their commitments towards relevant climate change and energy efficiency goals, for international shipping, through supporting the IMO Initial GHG strategy. "]
["FN-systemet","IMO - International Maritime Organisation","QZA-21/0280","Hfu - IMO TEST Biofouling","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",7.6681800000000004,12.003392,1.560575,7.9815170000000002,11.786336,41,"The “Accelerating Transfer of Environmentally sound Technologies through demonstration pilots to reduce biofouling and related emissions” (TEST Biofouling). Project will assist developing countries to build their knowledge on control and management of biofouling and showcase effective approaches to biofouling management and the mitigation of environmental risks associated with the transfer of Invasive Aquatic Species (IAS) through biofouling by means of demonstration projects at both regional and country level. Invasive aquatic species (IAS) is a major threat to marine and coastal biodiversity. Improving biofouling management can also enhance ships’ energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ships. The project also includes a Gender Action Plan with three key objectives: 1: Gender equality as a business case in the maritime sector. 2: Qualitative gender data gathered and analyzed. 3: Monitoring and delivery of IMO project-specific gender related activities. "]
["FN-systemet","IMO - International Maritime Organisation","QZA-23/0159","Green Voyage Phase 2","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",null,null,null,30,22.622519,52.622518999999997,"GreenVoyage2050 is a global programme supporting developing countries to reduce emissions from ships, in line with the 2023 IMO GHG Strategy.\r\n\r\nPhase 1 was launched in May 2019 and ran until December 2023, delivering activities to support the development of legal and policy frameworks for reducing emissions from ships in various partnering countries, and scoping out potential pilot projects, through the GreenVoyage2050 Accelerator, to demonstrate energy efficiency technologies and undertaking feasibility studies for their implementation.\r\n\r\nPhase 2 began in January 2024, running until December 2030, building upon the foundation laid by Phase 1, and plans to scale up implementation of activities, with a focus on delivering pilot projects and technology demonstrations, and the establishment of a financial mechanism to support developing countries to access financing for technology uptake."]
["FN-systemet","IOC-UNESCO - Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO","QZA-22/0067","Financial assistance to the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","82 - Environmental research",null,13,10,10,15,48,"5 million NOK (38% of the contribution) to the General Account of the Multi-Donor Special Account for the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) to support to capacity development activities of IOC in priority programmatic areas of science, services and ocean management applications, with particular focus on:\r\n-\tIOC tsunami ready community recognition program in Small Island Developing States and;\r\n-\tCapacity Development in Ocean Best Practices Pilot in the Caribbean with the goal of adopting and adapting best practices to regions of limited infrastructure to suit their capabilities and regional context, while maintaining, as much as possible, the interoperability across regions and countries using similar methods.\r\n\r\n8 million NOK (62% of the contribution) to the sub-account dedicated to the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (the Decade) 2021-2030 to support:\r\n-\tOcean professionals in Least Developed Countries and Small Island Developing States by developing skills required to co-design and co-deliver ocean science in the context of the Decade and catalyze their involvement in the development of new Decade Actions, and their engagement in regional and national and coordination, structures based on agreed regional and national priorities.\r\n-\tInitial activities to conceptualize a new Ocean Decade programme to follow up the main recommendation from the High-Level Panel for a Sustainable Ocean Economy to sustainably manage 100% of the ocean area under national jurisdiction, guided by Sustainable Ocean Plans, by 2025.\r\n-\tSupport the Decade Coordination Unit through hiring of science officer. (This solution was decided upon after being unsuccessful in attracting candidates at IMR for a secondment at IOC Decade Coordination Unit in Paris- There were no interested researchers at IMR, we tried for almost 2 years). \r\n"]
["FN-systemet","IOM - International Organisation for Migration","MOZ-21/0017","IOM 2021 MOZAMBIQUE CRISIS RESPONSE PLAN","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Mozambique","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","90 - Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility",5,null,null,null,null,5,"Support to the IOM 2021 Mozambuique crisis response plan"]
["FN-systemet","IOM - International Organisation for Migration","MUL-21/0012","2021 annual contribution to the Intergovernmental Consultations on Migration, Asylum and Refugees","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","90 - Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility",1.094724,null,null,null,null,1.094724,"2021 annual contribution to the Intergovernmental Consultations on Migration, Asylum and Refugees"]
["FN-systemet","IOM - International Organisation for Migration","MUL-23/0007","Annual contribution to IGC - Intergovernmental Consultation on Migration","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","90 - Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility",null,null,1.4144399999999999,1.4273400000000001,null,2.84178,"Annual contribution to the Intergovernmental Consultations on Migration, Asylum and Refugees. The secretariate is hosted by IOM. "]
["FN-systemet","IOM - International Organisation for Migration","QRS-25/0001","Enhancing Protection of Vulnerable Migrants in Central Asia","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Central Asia Regional","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","90 - Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility",null,null,null,null,7.5369999999999999,7.5369999999999999,"Support to IOM Strategy for Europe and Central Asia engagement on protection of migrants from violence, exploitation and abuse in Central Asia. \r\nOutcome 1. Vulnerable migrants, including unaccompanied children and victims of trafficking, are able to access and benefit from protection-related services that support their rights and dignity\r\nOutcome 2. Governments and civil society stakeholders provide gender and child sensitive protection and assistance to vulnerable migrants\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","IOM - International Organisation for Migration","QZA-22/0010","Annual Contribution to the Intergovernmental Consultations (IGC) for 2022","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","90 - Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility",null,1.1724479999999999,null,null,null,1.1724479999999999,"Annual membership contribution to the Intergovernmental Consultations (IGC) for 2022."]
["FN-systemet","ITU - International Telecommunication Union","QZA-20/0168","Boosting digital skills through Digital Tranformation Centres","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Education","113 - Secondary education","30 - Vocational training",10,10,null,null,null,20,"The Digital Transformation Centres (DTC) Initiative has the objective of supporting countries develop digital skills at basic and intermediate levels, particularly in the underserved communities. While a major focus of the project is to support the DTC activities in Ghana, it will also support the rolling out of the Initiative at large during its pilot phase (covering nine countries) and leading into the second phase (expanding the number of countries). Per 2023 there are DTCs in the following countries: Dominican Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Ghana, Indonesia, Ivory Coast, Morocco, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Rwanda, Uganda and Zambia.\r\n\r\nThe project targets people at the bottom of the social pyramid who need basic digital skills in order to participate in the digital economy, to use digital tools and to access digital services. It also targets young men and women wishing to enhance their basic and intermediate digital skills as well as young entrepreneurs in need of digital and other skills to develop their businesses and become competitive in the emerging digital economy.\r\n \r\nA critical outcome is that at least 30 % of all people trained by a DTC must be female. This was designed to address the growing gender digital divide and to increase women’s participation in the digital economy."]
["FN-systemet","Joint SDG Fund - Joint Sustainable Development Goals Fund","QZA-18/0311","UN-Reform Joint Fund for the 2030 Agenda","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",20,null,null,null,null,20,"Joint Fund for the 2030 Agenda"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","AFG-10/0006","UNDP: Law and Order Trust Fund (LOTFA)  (Successor phase)","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Afghanistan","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","30 - Legal and judicial development",null,-1.0911120000000001,-3.7263796899999999,null,null,-4.8174916899999998,"Law and Order Trust Fund for Afghanistan for support to civilian security sector.  Continuation of AFG-09/028.\r\nThis phase consists of two Projects;\r\n1)  the Support to Payroll Management Project (SPM) providing full MOIA payroll management by December 2016. \r\n2) developing national capacity (MOIA and Police Development) for self-sustained reform and improvement of the MOIA as an institution, and the police services as instruments for citizen safety and maintenance of rule of law."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","AFG-20/0006","Law and Order Trust Fund (LOTFA)","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Afghanistan","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","30 - Legal and judicial development",-10.538526920000001,null,null,-26.7071088,null,-37.245635720000003,"The Law and Order Trust Fund for Afghanistan is a multi partner trust fund covering the entire rule of lew chain. This grant is earmarked for the Support to Payroll Management Project (SPM). SPM is a financing mechanism for paying out salaries to the Afghan police and prison personnel. SPM is responsible for the systems and procedures related to payroll management and has a component for building capacity in Ministry of Internal Affairs (MOIA) related to payroll management, institutional reform and professionalization of the police.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","AFG-21/0013","UNDP STFA Special Trust Fund for Afghanistan","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Afghanistan","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",175,133,50,null,null,358,"STFA finances programmes supporting basic services, livelihoods and community resilience that complement humanitarian efforts by helping households, communities, and the private sector cope with the adverse effects of the crisis that followed Taliban’s takeover in August 2021."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","QZA-13/0583","Joint Programme for Rural Women's Economic Empowerment","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","20 - Agricultural development",30,30,18,12,35,125,"The UN Joint Programme “Accelerating Progress Towards Rural Women’s Economic Empowerment” (JP RWEE) is being implemented by FAO, IFAD, UN Women and WFP in Nepal, Niger, the Pacific Islands, Tanzania, Tunisia and Rwanda. The programme takes a holistic approach to address the multi-faceted barriers to women’s economic empowerment, implementing diverse programme strategies that take into account intersecting forms of discrimination faced by rural women.  \r\n\r\nThe first phase of the programme was implemented between October 2014 to June 2021 in Ethiopia, Guatemala, Kyrgyzstan, Liberia, Nepal, Niger and Rwanda. A second phase of the programme was started in 2022 in Nepal, Niger, the Pacific Islands, Tanzania, Tunisia and Rwanda. The partnership seeks to tackle the barriers to gender equality and women’s economic empowerment through holistic and integrated interventions, encompassing social, economic and political domains of empowerment. The programme aims to secure rural women’s livelihoods, rights and resilience in order to improve nutrition and food security and contribute to equitable and sustainable food systems; increase women’s incomes and access to decent work; increase rural women’s participation and leadership in rural communities and institutions; and strengthen gender responsive policy environments. Critical to the interventions is the role of local and national governments and other stakeholders. In addition to the four outcome areas, two cross-cutting lenses are introduced in the second phase, to deepen and strengthen the impact of the programme: (i) a gender transformative lens to address historically unequal power dynamics and discriminatory social norms and contribute to positive transformative and structural change at household, organization and national policy levels; and (ii) a resilience lens to enable rural women and their households to anticipate, adapt and respond to climate change, hazards and other shocks, while minimising environmental impacts."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","QZA-17/0316","Trust Fund to Support CGPCS","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Somalia","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,null,-1.03428852,null,-1.03428852,"Trust Fund to Support Initiatives of States Countering Piracy Off the Coast of Somalia (Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia, CGPCS)"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","QZA-18/0300","Women, Peace and Humanitarian Fund","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","70 - Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions",32.5,19.8,30,31.75,41.3,155.35,"The WPHF was established through Security Council Resolution 2242 (in 2015) as a response to the underfunding of civil society’s work on WPS. The WPHF has the following three main functions: 1) Breaking down silos between humanitarian, peace, security and development finance, 2) addressing structural funding gaps for women’s participation and 3) improving policy coherence and coordination through grants to women's organisations"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","QZA-19/0091","Support to Elsie fund for unformed women in peaceoperations","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",4.2300000000000004,4.2300000000000004,1.76,null,null,10.220000000000001,"Support to Elsie fund to increase the share of women working as \"individual police\" in peace operations."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","QZA-19/0351","UNSDG Human Rights Mainstreaming Mechanism","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",10,null,null,null,null,10,"The purpose is to institutionalise the mainstreaming of human rights, including gender equality and women's empowerment - into UN operatioanl activities for development by strenghtening system wide coherence, collaboration and support for UNRCs and the UNCTs on human rights mainstreaming."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","QZA-20/0185","Migration Multi Partner Trust Fund (GCM) 2019-2022","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","90 - Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility",18,null,null,null,null,18,"Migration MPTF - UN's multi partner fund for the UN migration platform (GCM) 2019-2022 - start up fund. The Norwegian contribution is earmarked to thematic areas 2 and 3: Protection of vulnerable migrants and Work against illegal migration."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","QZA-21/0041","UN Partnership on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Multi Partner Trust Fund. ","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",10,null,24,20,10,64,"Support for joint projects between UN Agencies, Civil Society Organisations, Organisations for Persons with Disabilities and government. Main countries are Nepal, Bangladesh, Armenia, Ukraine, Moldova, The Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Rwanda, Sierra Leona, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Colombia and Guatemala."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","QZA-21/0219","UN Action against sexual violence in conflict","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","80 - Ending violence against women and girls",7,7,7,7,7,35,"Support to UN Action Against Sexual Violence in Conflict Multi-Partner Trust Fund/UN Action MPTF"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","QZA-21/0315","UNDP CSM UN Joint programme Conflict and Security Mechanism ","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",null,null,9,3,6,18,"Support to the Climate ans security mechanism established by UNDPPA, UNDP and UNEP. The project will enhance the UN's capacity to address climate-related security risks. Continuation of previous agreement: QZA-19/0217 but now with MPTFO as pass through mechanism for the four UN institutions.  "]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","QZA-22/0078","UN Development Group Human Rights Mainstreaming Mechanism","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",null,15,15,null,null,30,"Support to the UN Development Group Human Rigths Mainstreaming Trust Fund"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","QZA-22/0233","Systematic Observing Financing Facility (SOFF) Phase 1","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",null,25,50,50,175.374,300.37400000000002,"The SOFF was created to address the long-standing problem of missing weather and climate observations from Least Developed Countries and Small Island Developing States. It will strengthen the international response to climate change by filling the data gaps that limit our understanding of the climate."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","QZA-23/0164","Internal Displacement Solutions Fund (IDSF)","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","10 - Social Protection",null,null,50,null,20,70,"Leaving no one behind - The Internal Displacement Solution Fund (IDSF) was established through a MoU by UNDP and UNHCR to support the Secretary General's Action Agenda on Internal Displacement,launched in 2022 as a reponse to the report of the UN High Level Panel on IDPs. The Secretary General Special Adviser on Solutions to Internal Displacement in 2023 is chairing the IDSF. \r\nThe UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office is the Administrative Agent for the IDSF. (Reference also QZA-23/0167) The fund is supporting UN Joint Programs under the supervision of the UN Resident Coordinator’s offices in these pilot countries: Central African Republic, Chad, Colombia, Ethiopia, Iraq, Mozambique, Nigeria, Somalia, Vanuatu, and Yemen."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","RAF-21/0050","Climate Security Mechanism - Climate Security Adviser","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Africa Regional","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",3,null,null,null,null,3,"Strengthen the capacity of UN missions to assess emerging and current risks to peace and security issues relating to climate and environmental change and lead to integration of climate risk considerations into analysis, plans, strategies and policies of UN missions"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","RAF-24/0005","Global Fund for Coral Reefs - protecting coral reefs from plastic pollution","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",null,null,null,null,20,20,"The Global Fund for Coral Reefs was launched in 2020, and is a blended financing mechanism, The fund's objective is to enhance the resilience of costal reef ecosystems, communities and economies by unlocking new public and private resources. The GFCR’s resilience-focused portfolio deploys catalytic grants and investments to implement market-based solutions that address the causes of ecosystem stress and degradation across 20+ developing nations."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","RER-19/0003","The Western Balkans SALW control roadmap, Multi-partner Trust Fund","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Europe Regional","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","40 - Reintegration and SALW control",5,5,5,null,null,15,"The Western Balkans Small Arms and Light Weapons  (SALW) Control Roadmap Multi-Partner Trust Fund is set up to support the implementation of the Roadmap for a sustainable solution to the illegal possession, misuse and trafficking of Small Arms and Light Weapons and their ammunition in the Western Balkans by 2024 (the Roadmap)."]
["FN-systemet","Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol","MUL-20/0019","General agreement Montreal Protocol 2020-2024","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",0.24289709000000001,0.20420986999999999,0.20150999999999999,0.26658799999999999,null,0.91520496000000007,"General agreement Montreal Protocol 2020-2024. The Montreal Protocol is an international treaty designed to protect the ozone layer by phasing out the production of numerous substances that are responsible for ozone depletion. The Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer is the landmark multilateral environmental agreement that regulates the production and consumption of nearly 100 man-made chemicals referred to as ozone depleting substances (ODS). The Protocol was adopted on 15 September 1987."]
["FN-systemet","Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol","MUL-20/0028","Multilateral Fund for the Montreal Protocol","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",18.194535999999999,18.194535999999999,21.429727,null,null,57.818798999999999,"Annual contribution to the Ozone Fund under the Montreal Protocol"]
["FN-systemet","Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol","MUL-21/0013","Multilateral Fund for the Montreal Protocol ","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",null,null,null,20.843588,20.843588,41.687176000000001,"Annual contribution to the Multilateral Fund under the Montreal Protocol"]
["FN-systemet","OHCHR – UN High Commissioner for Human Rights","QZA-17/0353","Framework agreement, support to OHCHR 2018 - 2021","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",104.7,null,null,null,null,104.7,"Support to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights"]
["FN-systemet","OHCHR – UN High Commissioner for Human Rights","QZA-22/0072","Support to OHCHR 2022-23","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","50 - Democratic participation and civil society",null,98.5,98.5,null,null,197,"Program Cooperation Agreement. Support to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights"]
["FN-systemet","OHCHR – UN High Commissioner for Human Rights","QZA-24/0042-1","Earmarked support to OHCHR 2024-2025","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",null,null,null,8,8,16,"Support to OHCHR’s work on ensuring human rights compliance of the Multinational Security Support Mission in Haiti. This will include monitoring, investigation and reporting of human rights violations, including sexual exploitation and abuse. and implementation of the UN Human Rights Due Diligence Policy on UN support to non-UN security forces. In addition, the support will include support to human rights actors within Haitian civil society and local communities for them to monitor, verify and document allegations of human rights violations and allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse related to the MSS mission.\nSupport to the UN Voluntary Fund for Indigenous Peoples, which will enable the participation of Indigenous Peoples in UN processes by providing grants.  These grants aim to help representatives of indigenous communities and organizations to participate in UN mechanisms and processes most relevant to indigenous issues.\nSupport to the UN Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture. The fund awards hundreds of grants to civil society organizations worldwide to deliver medical, psychological, legal, social and other assistance to the victims of torture. The voluntary contributions that the Fund receives, mostly from Member States, contribute to rehabilitation, reparation, empowerment and access to remedies for nearly 50,000 torture survivors each year. The Fund’s grantees provide direct services to torture survivors in situations of particular vulnerability including: children, youth, persons deprived of liberty, persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples, migrants including asylum seekers, refugees, internally displaced persons, LGBTI persons, people tortured in detention, victims of enforced disappearances, and victims of sexual violence in armed conflict, among others."]
["FN-systemet","OHCHR – UN High Commissioner for Human Rights","QZA-24/0042-3","Earmarked support to OHCHR 2025 - Civil Society","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","50 - Democratic participation and civil society",null,null,null,null,22.5,22.5,"Support to OHCHR’s work on civil society in the field."]
["FN-systemet","OHCHR – UN High Commissioner for Human Rights","UKR-25/0027","OHCHR - Human Rights Monitoring Mission to Ukraine (HRMMU) - 2025-28","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",null,null,null,null,10,10,"The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission to Ukraine (HRMMU) has been deployed since 2014 to monitor and protect the human rights of women, men, girls and boys across all of Ukraine, including territory occupied by the Russian Federation. \r\n\r\nThe mission works to ensure that human rights concerns are integrated into UN and partner plans (humanitarian response, recovery/reconstruction, conflict management), and are taken up by relevant international actors in a timely manner. Accountability and protection are supported through HRMMU’s evidence base, leading to investigations, prosecutorial guidance/policy change, judicial reliance on findings, and improved treatment/conditions for POWs and detainees.\r\n\r\nHRMMU will enhance monitoring of vulnerable groups to ensure that the differential impacts of the conflict are understood and addressed. Special attention to women, children, older persons, persons with disabilities, and religious and ethnic minorities will inform targeted protection strategies and contribute to more inclusive recovery planning. \r\n\r\nThe major focus of the HRMMU work is aimed at documentation of violations and advocacy related to the promotion of economic, social, and cultural rights with focus on needs of women, older persons, persons with disabilities, minorities, and children. HRMMU will also pay special attention to the rights of women and persons in especially vulnerable situations or facing discrimination, such as people living in isolated communities near the front line, persons with disabilities, and minority groups, as these groups have been disproportionally affected by the conflict. HRMMU also documents and verifies allegations of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV). One of the activities under the project is the publication of a report on the human rights situation in Ukraine with attention to conflict-related and gender-based violations. \r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UN - United Nations","QZA-14/0391","Post-2015 Facilitation - UNSG's Office","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,null,-0.54359413000000001,null,-0.54359413000000001,"Support to the UN Secretary General's Special Advisor Amina Mohammed's office to provide the United Nations leadership and coherence in developing and building consensus around a development framework for post-2015, ensuring that multiple efforts and contributions from various stakeholders build on each other and converge to support one consensus agenda.  The Norwegian contribution is part of pooled funding to ensure that the office has the necessary staffing and operational budgets."]
["FN-systemet","UN - United Nations","QZA-19/0153","SDG Advoccates and the SDG Strategy Hub","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",6,null,null,null,null,6,"The project is implemented with the UN Office of Partnerships represetning the UN.  The project centers around the prioritites of the SDG Advocates - in particular the priorities of the Co-Chairs of the SDG Advocates.  Cooperation will focus on the key SDG moments in the global south, building UNOP's communication capacity, operationalizing and scaling up the SDG Strategy and Action Hub and joint advocacy.   "]
["FN-systemet","UN DOS - Department of Operational Support","QZA-16/0293","UN Trust fund in support of victims of sexual exploitation and abuse","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",1.5,1,null,null,null,2.5,"Norwegian support to the UN Trust fund in support of victims of sexual exploitation and abuse."]
["FN-systemet","UN Peacebuilding Fund (Window Two)","QZA-20/0068","UN Peacebuilding Fund 2020-24","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",81.27,100,111.998,98.245249000000001,100,491.51324899999997,"The United Nations Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) is the UN’s primary instrument dedicated to sustaining peace and preventing violent conflict. Managed by the Peacebuilding Support Office within the Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs, the PBF offers rapid and flexible support to nationally led efforts that strengthen social cohesion, political dialogue, and institutional resilience.\r\nThe PBF’s 2020–2026 Strategy, extended through 2026, aligns with the Pact for the Future and New Agenda for Peace, focusing on four interconnected thematic pillars enabling integrated peacebuilding across political, social, and environmental dimensions:\r\n\r\nThe first pillar, Women, Peace, and Security, supports initiatives advancing gender equality and women's leadership in peace processes, transitional justice, and local governance, implementing Security Council Resolution 1325 commitments.\r\nThe second, Youth, Peace, and Security, promotes youth engagement as peacebuilders through mediation, civic participation, and reconciliation, linking peacebuilding to education, economic empowerment, and livelihoods. The 2025 thematic review highlights youth roles in climate peace and security.\r\nThe third pillar, Cross-Border and Regional Cooperation, fosters dialogue and collaboration where instability transcends borders, addressing shared challenges like climate fragility, displacement, and natural resource competition.\r\nLastly, a newer focus on national prevention strategies aids governments in developing policies to identify and mitigate conflict risks early, encouraging integrated plans combining early warning, inclusion, and institutional reform.\r\n\r\nAcross all pillars, the PBF prioritizes context-sensitive, inclusive, and adaptive approaches rooted in local partnerships. It closely collaborates with civil society, especially women’s and youth-led organizations, and uses its Peacebuilding Impact Hub to capture lessons and scale effective models."]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","AFG-23/0011","UN Women Afganistan Country Programme 2023 - 2025  ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Afghanistan","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","70 - Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions",null,null,40,30,null,70,"The UN Women's Country Programme is foccused on the four following pillars: Women’s Economic Empowerment; Ending Violence Against Women and Girls; Women, Peace and Security and Humanitarian Action; Normative and Coordination Functions to Advance Gender Equality, and Women’s Empowerment. The goal is to acheive four main outcomes by the end of the strategic period - 2023 - 2025: \r\n1. More people in Afghanistan, particularly the most marginalized, will be able to equitably access essential services that meet minimum quality standards.\r\n2. More people in Afghanistan, notably women and vulnerable groups, will benefit from an increasingly inclusive economy, with greater equality of economic opportunities, jobs, more resilient livelihoods, strengthened food value chains, and improved natural resources management.\r\n3. More people in Afghanistan can participate in an increasingly socially cohesive, gender equal, and inclusive society, where the rule of law and human rights are progressively upheld, and more people can participate in governance and decision-making.\r\n4. Tthe UN system in Afghanistan, Member States and regional organizations effectively contribute to progress on gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls in Afghanistan\r\n\r\nIn line with the principle of Leave No One Behind UN Women will use evidence, consultation and analysis to identify and address the needs of the most marginalized, especially female-headed households, youth, ethnic and religious minorities, women who use drugs, women in prisons and other forms of institutional settings for at risk and vulnerable women, people living with disabilities, and others. \r\n\r\n "]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","QZA-22/0244","UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women - UNTFEVAW - 2022-2024","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","80 - Ending violence against women and girls",null,15,30,15,15,75,"This is a multi-partner trust fund managed by UN Women on behalf of the whole of UN. It is the only multilateral trust fund across the UN with a specialised mechanism for call for proposals for capacity building for civil society/women’s organisations/women’s rights organisations/women-led organisations in their ability to prevent violence against women and girls, improve access to cross sectoral services for survivors of violence, and to support effective implementation of laws and policies of relevance for ending violence against women and children.\r\n\r\nThe result hierarchy for the new Strategic Plan is:  Impact (tier 1): «More women and girls, especially the most marginalised and those experiencing intersecting forms of discrimination, can exercise their human right to live a life free from all forms of violence”. Thematic outcome 1 (tier 2): “Improved prevention of VAW/G through changes in behaviours, practices and attitudes”; Thematic outcome 2 (tier 2): “Improved access for women and girls to essential, specialist, safe and adequate multisectoral services”; Thematic outcome 3 (tier 2): “Increased effectiveness of legislation, policies, national action plans and accountability systems to prevent and end VAW/G”."]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","QZA-22/0249","Strategic partnership framework - SPF - 2022/23","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","70 - Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions",null,3.4359999999999999,5.5,9.5,10,28.436,"The SPF III framework is about sending out specialists to strengthen UN Women’s capacity on national, regional and global level, and to assist with gender advisers to other entities. Outcome 1.1: More Women of all ages fully participate and lead in political processes and institutions. Integrated policy advice and high-level advocacy to advancing the normative agenda on women’s participation in public life. Outcome 1.2 Gender responsive national laws, policies and budgets are developed and implemented at all levels by gender-responsive institutions. Outcome 3.1 More commitments on women, peace and security are implemented by Member States and the UN system, and more gender equality advocates influence peace and security processes.\r\n\r\nTarget groups are actors on global, regional, national and sub-national level. They are  female political candidates and peacebuilders, female leaders in all their variety, the most marginalised (incl. LGBTI+ persons, indigenous, young women, women with African background, migrants, women with disabilities, women with lower education and low income, women in rural areas), boys and men, member states and governments, including political institutions, parties, parliaments, peacebuilding institutions and Security Council. \r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","QZA-23/0124","The Women, Peace and Security and Humanitarian Action (WPS-HA) Compact","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,2.2000000000000002,2.25,null,4.45,"The objective of the project is to take concerted action through a global Compact on Women, Peace and Security and gender-responsive Humanitarian Action in five years by establishing a voluntary monitoring and accountability process, strengthening coordination across existing WPS and HA mechanisms, and promoting financing for and visibility of the WPS-HA agenda.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","QZA-25/0176-1","UN Women Afghanistan Strategic Note - 2025-2027","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Afghanistan","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","70 - Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions",null,null,null,null,30,30,"Support to UN Women Afghanistan Strategic Note (SN) 2025-2027\r\n\r\nThe impact of the support is operationalised through 4 thematic result areas:  \r\n\r\n  1) Women's leadership and participation in decision-making processes\r\n  2) Women's economic participation and rights in resilient and robus economies \r\n  3) Women and girls live a life free from all kinds of violence, including GBV, SGBV, harmful practices \r\n  4) Women, peace and security and humanitaran response.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","QZA-25/0176-2","UN Women Syria Strategic Note - 2025-2029","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Syria","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","70 - Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions",null,null,null,null,3,3,"Support to UN Women Syria Strategic Note 2025-2029.\r\n\r\nThe impact of the support is operationalised through 4 thematic result areas:  \r\n\r\n  1) Women's leadership and participation in decision-making processes\r\n  2) Women's economic participation and rights in resilient and robus economies \r\n  3) Women and girls live a life free from all kinds of violence, including GBV, SGBV, harmful practices \r\n  4) Women, peace and security and humanitaran response."]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","UGA-20/0009","Women lead and benefit from inclusive peace and security in Uganda","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Uganda","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,null,null,12.25,12.25,"Women lead and benefit from inclusive peace and security in Uganda - WPS Phase II\r\nImplementation of Uganda's National Action Plan (NAP) for UNSCR 1325, in close partnership with UN Women. \r\nThe proposed project aims to focus on the priority outcomes and medium-term outcomes of Uganda's NAP III for the next four years, building on the results of the first phase of the project.\r\nBy 2026, the WPS Project Phase II will achieve the following desired Outcomes: \r\nOutcome 1: By 2026, Women participation in enhancing social cohesion and reducing interethnic conflicts increased \r\nOutcome 2: Increased participation of women in reduction of violent extremism\r\nOutcome 3: By 2026, Women, including young women participate in preventing and mitigating natural and human made disasters \r\nOutcome 4: Systems and structures for the implementation and coordination of the NAP III strengthened\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","UKR-24/0041","UN Women Ukraine - Strategic Note 2025-2027","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","70 - Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions",null,null,null,null,7.5,7.5,"Since the Russian Federation’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Ukraine has faced a severe humanitarian crisis marked by widespread death and displacement, over USD 152 billion in direct damage, and major setbacks to progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).\n \r\n\r\n\nWomen are disproportionately affected by Russia’s systematic attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure, including health, education, and energy services. Their rights are violated daily, while accountability remains limited. Women make up the majority of refugees, returnees, and internally displaced persons. At the same time, the needs of women and girls continue to grow as financial and human resources become increasingly strained.\nDuring 2025–2029, UN Women Ukraine will work to ensure that women and men, girls and boys, and their communities benefit from gender-responsive recovery, sustainable development, transitional justice, and humanitarian assistance that protects access to rights and essential services. Guided by its triple mandate, context analysis, lessons learned, and comparative advantages, UN Women will advance gender equality and women’s empowerment across the Humanitarian–Development–Peace (HDP) nexus. \r\n\r\nThe Strategic Note contributes to two outcomes of the UN Cooperation Framework 2025–2029, five UN Women Strategic Plan outcomes, and at least six global gender equality accelerators.\n \nThe Strategic Note is informed by consultations with national and regional government partners, the private sector, women’s rights organizations, UN entities, donors, and development partners, as well as ongoing engagement with women’s groups facing multiple forms of discrimination.\n \n\r\n\r\nNorway will support the implementation of UN Women Ukraine’s Strategic Note through a two-year agreement."]
["FN-systemet","UNCDF - UN Capital Development Fund","QZA-19/0287","BUILD Fund- UNCDF","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","321 - Industry","30 - Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development",9,null,null,null,null,9,"TA Facility in connection with the UNCDF BUILD fund, to promote SME lending in LDC countries. Norad to support the TA facility together with SIDA and other donors"]
["FN-systemet","UNDESA - United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs","QZA-18/0124","UN Tax","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",null,null,-19.078036319999999,null,null,-19.078036319999999,"Support to strengthening the UN Tax comittee and its secretariat to allow for improved capacity and representation of developing countries "]
["FN-systemet","UNDESA - United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs","QZA-19/0273","Commission on IFF (tax)","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",null,null,-10.18707895,null,null,-10.18707895,"Support to implementing the UN High level panel of financial integrity of the PGA and ECOSOC president (launch 2020). The support aims to reduce loss of public income in ODA countries in order to strengthen funding of sustainable development. "]
["FN-systemet","UNDESA - United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs","QZA-21/0343","UN Tax Committee Phase 2","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",15,20,15,10,null,60,"In this second phase of the support to the UN Tax Committee there will be more focus on tax in the space of the SDGs as well as more customized products to LDCs and LLDCs. The main goals of the program are:\r\n1)\tContinue to bring about a more inclusive, strategic and effective approach of the work of the Committee on tax issues, including emerging and pressing topics in this area, affecting developing countries; \r\n2)\tStrengthen the capacity of these countries, upon their request, to develop more efficient and effective tax systems that will result in an increase of their domestic resource mobilization and adoption of fiscal policies in line with the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs."]
["FN-systemet","UNDESA - United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs","QZA-25/0141","UNDESA - Providing Strategic Support on Financing Issues","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",null,null,null,null,25,25,"The planned effect on society (Impact) is:\r\n\r\n•\tDeliver a more inclusive, equitable, and effective international tax system aligned with sustainable development (Impact 1).\r\n•\tStrengthen the capacity of developing countries for domestic public resource mobilization (Impact 2).\r\n•\tFacilitate national economic and financial systems that mobilize resources for sustainable development and foster systemic reforms in the international financial and economic architecture (Impact 3).\r\n\r\n3.\tThe planned effects for the target group (Outcome) are:\r\n\r\n•\tOutcome 1.1: Establish a universal, inclusive platform for international tax cooperation and governance, with norms better adapted to developing country needs and supporting domestic resource mobilization.\r\n•\tOutcome 1.2: The UN Tax Committee is better equipped to enhance international tax cooperation and deliver policy and practical guidance responsive to developing country priorities.\r\n•\tOutcome 1.3: Effective participation of developing countries and inputs by their expert staff contribute to a Framework Convention aligned with their needs, priorities, and capacities.\r\n•\tOutcome 2.1: Meaningful engagement and informed participation of LDCs, LLDCs, and SIDS in international tax cooperation fora lead to norms better suited to developing country needs.\r\n•\tOutcome 2.2: Assisted developing countries develop/enhance efficient and effective tax systems that support national priorities and increase domestic resource mobilization aligned with the SDGs.\r\n•\tOutcome 3: Delegates and officials have a strong evidence base for international policy commitments and norm setting on financing topics.\r\n•\tOutcome 4.1: Enhanced intergovernmental and multistakeholder engagement with FfD at global, regional, and national levels leads to more coherent follow-up to the Sevilla Commitment.\r\n•\tOutcome 4.2: National-level coordination and capacity to implement the Sevilla Commitment are strengthened; coherence among ministries and partners improves for e"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","ARM-23/0002","UNDP Armenia Refugee Crisis - Resilience for All","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Armenia","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","90 - Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility",null,null,25,18,17,60,"Strengthening national capacities for enhanced resilience and greater opportunities for refugees and host communities to overcome current and emerging challenges in Armenia. \r\nPart of UN Refugee REsponse Plan RRP. UNDP Strategic Objectives:\r\n\r\n•\tEmergency response and stabilization (Months 1-12)\r\n•\tSustaining core government functions and services (Months 1-36)\r\n•\tInclusive, equitable and green economic growth (Months 3-36)\r\n•\tSocial cohesion (Months 6-36)\r\n\r\nActivities include restoring livelihoods, jobs, entrepreneurship, and businesses, with a focus on youth and women, and advancing the agency of youth, women and people living with disabilities through inclusive processes and empowerment."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","HTI-23/0001","UNDP Haiti Justice Program on Sexual and Gender Based Violence","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Haiti","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","30 - Legal and judicial development",null,null,10,null,null,10,"UNDP Program to Support Justice and Combat Impunity in Haiti (PAJLI). Specific project to prevent sexual gender-based violence (GBV), and facilitate the investigation, prosecutions, and adjudication of SGBV cases."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","MDA-25/0001-1","Energy Vulnerability Reduction Fund","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Moldova","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","10 - Energy policy and administrative management",null,null,null,null,100,100,"The purpose of the intervention is to support the implementation of the Moldovan Government's Energy Vulnerability Reduction Fund (EVRF) during the 2024-2025 heating season, as to address the energy vulnerability of people in Moldova. As a result, at least 120,000 households, deemed as eligible for energy compensations during the 2024-2025 heating season by the Moldovan Government, will benefit from financial support via the EVRF. The compensation is calculated individually based on household income, size and composition, and type of primary heating source (gas, electricity, thermal energy or solid fuel). The EVRF  promotes energy savings by compensating for 80% of the average household's consumption. \r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","MEU-11/0079","UNDP Elections and Transitional Governance Egypt. Tunisia and Libya","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","North of Sahara Regional","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","52 - Legislatures and political parties",-1.4980828399999999,null,null,null,null,-1.4980828399999999,"50% of the contribution will be earmarked for supporting elections in Egypt. The funds will be distributed through  UNDP project in the country: “Strengthening National Capacity for Credible Elections”.\r\n\r\nb)\tFor the remaining 50% of the contribution, priority will be given to programmes and projects in Tunisia and Libya. In the case of Tunisia, particular prominence will be given to the areas of Support for the Democratic Process as well as Access to Justice, Security and Human Rights. As for Libya, the emphasis will be on transitional governance"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","NER-23/0001","Regional Stabilisation Facility for Lake Chad Basin","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Niger","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","50 - Democratic participation and civil society",null,null,1.1433469999999999,null,null,1.1433469999999999,"The Facility’s overall objective is to improve the social contract in insurgency-affected areas of the Lake Chad Basin through the following pillars: community security and justice systems established and operational in selected locations; essential social services infrastructure constructed and/or rehabilitated, functional, and accessible; Targeted households provided with livelihood opportunities.  "]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","QZA-18/0127","Support to Oslo Governance Centre 2018-21","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",15,10,null,-0.28362274999999998,null,24.716377250000001,"Support to Oslo Governance Centre"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","QZA-19/0148","SDG Impact - Making private capital work for SDG","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Economic infrastructure and services","250 - Business and other services","10 - Business Policy and Administration",8.1335200000000007,5.2097699999999998,16,8,null,37.343289999999996,"SDG Impact aims to map progress and investment opportunities supporting the SDGs in developing countries, and to mainstream and drive investor interest and capital to discrete social or environmental outcomes aligned with the SDGs. Central objectives are to promote investor interest in opportunities for investment in developing countries that have significant positive impact and progress towards gender and environmental goals. "]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","QZA-19/0217","Strengthening til UN's capacity to address climate-related security risk","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",3,null,null,null,null,3,"Support to the Climate ans security mechanism established by UNDPPA, UNDP and UNEP. The project will enhance the UN's capacity to address climate-related security risks."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","QZA-19/0355","AOSIS UNFCCC Support Programme","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",6,6,-0.36792799999999998,null,null,11.632072000000001,"Build institutional capacity of the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) and its members to engage effectively in the major global development processes within UN, the implementation of the 2030 Agenda and the follow up of the Paris agreement on climate change"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","QZA-20/0192","Joint UNDP/DPPA Program - National Capacitities on Conflict Prevention","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",7,7,7,null,null,21,"UNDP and the DPA collaborate on the development and implementation of conflict prevention initiatives in the field through the Joint UNDP-DPA Programme on Building National Capacities for Conflict Prevention. The Programme  strengthens conflict prevention capacities at national and local levels, and supports national architectures for peace, mediation, and dialogue. The Programme deploys Peace and Development advisers in UN country teams in 35-40 country settings. "]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","QZA-21/0208","BIOFIN agreement 2023-2026","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","30 - Bio-diversity",null,null,55,10,76.412999999999997,141.41300000000001,"The Biodiversity Finance Initiative (BIOFIN) Phase II (2018 – 2027) acts as a global knowledge network and supports countries to implement National Biodiversity Finance Plans and finance solutions to achieve tangible finance results. The BIOFIN program include actions to (1) help reduce or redirect resources causing harm to biodiversity, (2) generate additional resources or (3) enhance the effectiveness of resource use, and (4) prevent future costs. BIOFIN is tailored to accelerate the implementation of the CBD Global Biodiversity Framework, contributing to multiple targets.\r\n\r\nCountries supported in this agreement: Bhutan, Brazil, Cambodia, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ethiopia, Gabon, Indonesia, India, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Nepal, Peru, Tanzania, Uganda, Vietnam\r\n\r\nGlobal activites aslo include:\r\n- Guidance for achieving GBF Target 15\r\n- A new e-learning module on biodiversity finance solutions\r\n- Gender mainstreaming: BIOFIN will scale up its focus on promoting gender equality and include more guidance on integrating gender into biodiversity finance solutions. This will be reported on.\r\n\r\nMany of the financial solutions also have a positive impact for climate adaptation and mitigation and there is an increased  focus on integrating climate in general in the biodiversity finance plans. BIFOFIN will report on climate through one mitigation-indicator and one adaptation-indicators.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","QZA-22/0077","Tripartite Partnership Supporting National HR Institutions 2022-24","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",null,5,5,15,null,25,"TriPartite Partnership to Support National Human Rights Institutions  "]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","QZA-22/0086","UNDP Biodiversity SDG 14 and 15 – Equator Initiative: 3","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","30 - Bio-diversity",null,10,10,10,10,40,"Equator Initiative and national plans for SDG 14 and 15 in relation to biodiversity"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","QZA-24/0023","Joint UNDP-DPPA Program on Building National Capacities for Conflict Prevention","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,null,7,8,15,"Supporting UN country teams and regional offices with dedicated, highly trained Peace and Conflict Advisers (PDAs), enabling them to better support countries' capabilities to prevent conflict and further peacebuilding in developing countries. As part of the programme, targeted UN advocacy, capacity strenghtening and/or dialogue with national stakeholdes seeks to enhance opportunitites for women and youth to engage in and influence conflict prevention and sustaining peace efforts. "]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","RER-23/0018-1","UNDP Coordination of Mine-Actions Sub-Cluster ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","50 - Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war",null,null,5,null,null,5,"UNDP coordinates Mine Action Area of Responsibility (MA AoR) in Ukraine. The goal is to better coordinate and prioritize mine acton activities to save more lives and faciliate the safe delivery of life-saving assistance by other humanitarian actors active in providing food, health, education, shelter, water or protection programmes and enable early recovery. The overall objective of the MA AoR is to provide a platform to discuss and harmonize activities aimed at reducing and if possible. eliminating the treats posed by the use and presence of explosive haxards to civilians. The Norwegain contribution covers expected output 6 - \"Increased collaboration wih humanitarian, peace, stabilizationm development and environmen actors\" - which has gender marker 2."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","RER-23/0018-2","UNDP Coordination of Mine-Action","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","50 - Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war",null,null,null,5,null,5,"UNDP coordinates Mine Action Area of Responsibility (MA AoR) in Ukraine. The goal is to better coordinate and prioritize mine acton activities to save more lives and faciliate the safe delivery of life-saving assistance by other humanitarian actors active in providing food, health, education, shelter, water or protection programmes and enable early recovery. The overall objective of the MA AoR is to provide a platform to discuss and harmonize activities aimed at reducing and if possible. eliminating the treats posed by the use and presence of explosive haxards to civilians. The Norwegain contribution covers expected output 6 - \"Increased collaboration wih humanitarian, peace, stabilizationm development and environmen actors\" - which has gender marker 2."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","UKR-22/0013","UNDP Thematic support to energy","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","10 - Energy policy and administrative management",null,53,50,null,null,103,"The first phase of reconstruction efforts under the UNDP Resilience Building and Recovery Programme will focus on the restoration of essential utility services, including water and sanitation, solid waste management, and heating and energy supply. \r\n\r\nUNDP is working on 3 parallel streams on the Energy Crisis: \r\n• Stream 1: Energy Sector Assessment:  supporting the Government of Ukraine and national partners for carrying out quantification of macro-economic impact of the Russian aggression. \r\n• Stream 2: Provision of Emergency Equipment and support to urgent infrastructure repair for affected communities/regions: UNDP has been also providing emergency response through the immediate procurement and quick repair of generators, diesel oil, and other mobile energy items \r\n• Stream 3: System procurement for mid- and long-term rehabilitation of the energy infrastructure.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","UKR-24/0014","UNDP - Green Energy Recovery Programme in Ukraine","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Environment and energy","234 - Hybrid energy electric power plants","10 - Hybrid energy electric power plants",null,null,null,120,null,120,"The project, supported by Norad and UNDP, focuses on the critical repair and enhancement of Ukraine's energy infrastructure, particularly in Kharkiv. This includes designing emergency power supplies and procuring small gas turbines, gas engines, and solar panels to ensure the functionality of critical infrastructure. UNDP will provide extensive installation support and training for local actors, covering installation procedures, maintenance protocols, and troubleshooting techniques. Additionally, tailored training programs for local authorities will enhance their capacities in energy management, data management, analytical skills, and strategic planning. An awareness campaign will be launched to promote energy conservation and efficiency in the affected areas. Furthermore, an energy cluster will be established to coordinate emergency response efforts and mobilize resources for both immediate and long-term reconstruction. The overall goal is to ensure access to energy for the population in the target areas, significantly improving access to basic services such as heating, electricity, and water supply, especially for vulnerable groups including internally displaced persons and women."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","UKR-24/0016","UNDP - Green Recovery Programme - Crisis Response for Maneuverable Energy Generation Capacity","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Environment and energy","234 - Hybrid energy electric power plants","10 - Hybrid energy electric power plants",null,null,null,1000,null,1000,"The project, supported by Norad and UNDP, focuses on the critical repair of energy infrastructure in Ukraine, with a special emphasis on maneuverable energy generation capacity. It aims to achieve this by procuring and installing hybrid gas engines that can operate on both renewable fuel and natural gas for critical infrastructure, providing training for maintenance and efficient energy management, strengthening women's leadership in the energy sector, and coordinating energy sector initiatives at the sub-national level. The goal is to ensure access to energy for up to 370,000 people in the target areas"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","UKR-25/0010","UNDP - RELIABLE ACCESS TO ENERGY IN UKRAINE (2025-2027)","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Ukraine","Environment and energy","234 - Hybrid energy electric power plants","10 - Hybrid energy electric power plants",null,null,null,null,998.5,998.5,"Ukraine’s energy infrastructure has suffered catastrophic damage due to ongoing military aggression, leaving hospitals, schools, and entire cities vulnerable to power and heating outages. More than half of generation capacity was lost. In response, UNDP and Norway are investing over $193 million USD in the rapid deployment of 148 MW and installation of additional 108 MW co-generation units, solar systems, and energy storage solutions across high-need regions such as Kyiv, Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, Odesa, and Zaporizhzhia oblasts.\r\nThese interventions will:\r\n•\tRestore and secure heating and water supply for over 4 million people, including vulnerable populations in frontline cities;\r\n•\tSupport hospitals and water utilities with solar and backup battery systems to maintain life-saving services during outages, brining 20 MW of renewable energy over 3 years and reducing CO2 emission by 20%;\r\n•\tImprove energy efficiency in wastewater infrastructure to lower municipal costs by 40% and saving 100,000 tCO2e annually;\r\n•\tEstablish decentralized, flexible power systems to better withstand future attacks or disruptions.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","UKR-25/0017","UNDP - ACCELERATING THE GREEN TRANSITION IN UKRAINE","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","10 - Energy policy and administrative management",null,null,null,null,1.5,1.5,"This UNDP initiative under the Green Energy Recovery Programme focuses on strengthening Ukraine’s capacity for a green transition. It supports regulatory reforms to unlock investments in decentralized, sustainable energy and advocates for a competitive heat market by enabling third-party access and unbundling monopolistic structures. The project also promotes financial empowerment of women-led green businesses through tailored financial instruments and partnerships with national development platforms.Together, these efforts aim to foster inclusive, resilient, and market-driven energy reform in Ukraine."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","YEM-23/0003","Peace Support Facility for Yemen III","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Yemen","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,15,3.88,null,18.88,"Support to Peace Support Facility (PSF) in Yemen. The PSF aims to build public support for the peace process by achieving concrete and rapid improvement in people’s lives in areas identified by the UN Special Envoy. The intent is to demonstrate alternatives to conflict, create local demand for peace, build confidence, and motivate parties to fully engage in the Special Envoy's peace process. "]
["FN-systemet","UNDPPA - UN Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs","QZA-20/0290","Support to UN DPPA Multi-Year Appeal 2020-2022","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",30,30,0.2,null,null,60.2,"Support to the United Nations Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (UN DPPA) Multi-Year Appeal 2020-2022"]
["FN-systemet","UNDPPA - UN Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs","QZA-23/0103","Support to UN DPPA Multi-Year Appeal 2023-2026","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,30,30,30,90,"The DPPA Multi-Year Appeal (MYA) 2023–2026 is the Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs’ main voluntary funding mechanism to support conflict prevention, mediation, and peacebuilding efforts worldwide. It outlines how DPPA seeks Member States’ financial contributions to sustain and expand its operations in preventing violent conflict and building durable peace. \r\n\r\nThrough the MYA, the DPPA supplements its regular UN budget to fund flexible, rapid-response initiatives such as:\r\n• Strengthening preventive diplomacy and mediation;\r\n• Supporting UN political and peacekeeping missions;\r\n• Providing analysis and early warning capacities;\r\n• Enabling partnerships with regional organizations and civil society;\r\n• Advancing youth, women, and inclusive participation in peace processes.\r\n\r\nStructured around four thematic funding windows—Rapid Response, Women, Peace and Security, Technology and Innovation, and Local Peace Initiatives—the Appeal sustains fields operations through i.e., special political missions support special envoys and strengthens analytical and early warning capacities. About 70 percent of MYA funds are unearmarked, ensuring operational agility and responsiveness to emerging crises."]
["FN-systemet","UNDRR - United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction","QZA-20/0073","UNDRR Work Programme 2021-2022 ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","60 - Disaster Risk Reduction",25,null,null,null,null,25,"Softly earmarked support for ODA-eligible activities of UNDRR's work programme 2021-2022, in support of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction. "]
["FN-systemet","UNDRR - United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction","QZA-21/0200","UNDRR Strategic Framework and Work Programme 2022-2025","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","60 - Disaster Risk Reduction",null,30,30,30,30,120,"Softly earmarked support for ODA-eligible activities of UNDRR's work program 2022-2025, in support of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction. UNDRR’s strategy for the agreement period has four accelerators, one of them integrating the DRR agenda with the climate agenda. UNDRR plans to work closely within the adaptation field with e.g. climate-risk informed development. Disability inclusive DRR is also an important part of UNDRR’s strategy. UNDRR plans to fully comply with the UN Disability Inclusion Strategy requirements within the context of implementing the  Sendai Framework."]
["FN-systemet","UNEP - UN Environment Programme","QZA-18/0352","UNEP Programme Cooperation Agreement","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",90,null,null,null,-0.24523441000000001,89.754765590000005,"Continued support to the United Nations Environment Programme under the Framework Agreement between Norway and UNEP."]
["FN-systemet","UNEP - UN Environment Programme","QZA-18/0352-1","Contribution to UNEPs work on marine plastic litter and micro plastics","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","20 - Biosphere protection",30,null,null,null,null,30,"Contribution to UNEPs work on marine plastic litter and micro plastics"]
["FN-systemet","UNEP - UN Environment Programme","QZA-21/0197-1","UNEP Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025 - Softly earmarked","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",null,90,30,30,30,180,"Norad's softly earmarked support to UNEP Medium-Term Strategy 2022-2025. In 2022, we allocate 30 mill. NOK in support to Climate Stability Fund, 30 mill. in support to Living in Harmony with Nature Fund and 30 mill. in support to Towards a Pollution-Free Planet Fund. In 2023, we allocate 30 mill. NOK in support to Towards a Pollution-Free Planet Fund."]
["FN-systemet","UNEP - UN Environment Programme","QZA-21/0197-2","UNEP Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025 - Softly earmarked","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","20 - Biosphere protection",null,20.374161000000001,null,null,null,20.374161000000001,"Norad support to UNEP Medium-Term Strategy 2022-2025. Additional contribution to UNEP's ocean related work within their Medium Term Strategy 2022-2025 through the Nature Fund. The support will focus on blue economy, blue carbon, ecosystem restoration, the land-sea nexus and environmental aspects of deep seabed mining."]
["FN-systemet","UNEP - UN Environment Programme","QZA-23/0037","Support to the CBD work on Digital sequence information on genetic resources (DSI)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",null,null,10,10,null,20,"The project supports the formal process on genetic resources (DSI) decided by the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) Conference of the Parties (COP). Especially Goal C of the Global Biodiversity Framework Agreement (GBF), which underlines the urgency to increase equitable benefit-sharing arising from the utilization of genetic resources, digital sequence information on genetic resources (DSI), and traditional knowledge associated with genetic resources. From a development perspective, there are high positive socio-economic and societal impacts that benefit-sharing can create. The developing countries are highly invested in the DSI process and the fair sharing of benefits (ABS) of the resources generated. This is also true for the IPLCs and vulnerable groups and the need to protect traditional knowledge associated with genetic resources and receiving the monetary and non-monetary benefits from it. The negotiated end-result (a global fund and a multilateral mechanism for DSI) will provide funds for developing countries and IPLCs to support their implementation of the Kunming Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework."]
["FN-systemet","UNESCO - UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation","QZA-18/0376","UNESCO- Comprehensive sexuality education (CSE)","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","30 - Family planning",20,70,null,null,null,90,"Support to Comprehensive Sexuality Education in support of UNESCOs strategy on Education for Health and Wellbeing. Comprehensive Sexuality Education prepares young people for a safe and fulfilling life. It enables them to make informed decisions about relationships and sexuality, and to better protect themselves against gender-based violence, early and unintended pregnancies, HIV and other sexually transmitted infections"]
["FN-systemet","UNESCO - UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation","QZA-20/0067","Program cooperation agreement with UNESCO, cultural rights and freedom of speech","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",44,null,null,null,null,44,"Program cooperation agreement, PCA, in the field of culture, communication and information.\r\nWorld Heritage in Africa: 25 mill NOK, connected to UNESCO's 1972-convention (World Heritage-protection)\r\nHeritage Emergency Fund, HEF, NOK 6 mill to activities under all 6 UNESCO culture conventions.\r\nAshberg Fund, support to artistic freedom, NOK 6 mill  connected to UNESCO's 2005-convension, protection and promotion of cultural diversity. NOK 10 million to the program under the program for communication & information.\r\nUNESCO has gender equality as on of their priorities. \r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNESCO - UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation","QZA-20/0095-1","UNESCO Education sector support","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Education","111 - Education, level unspecified","10 - Education policy and administrative management",100.6,null,null,null,null,100.6,"Softly earmarked funding to the Education Sector, including Higher Education under ER4 and the UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS). Also support to Global Education Monitoring Report (GEM Report), International Teacher Task Force and an E -learning course on Internal Quality Assurance implemented by the International Institute for Educational Planning (IIEP)"]
["FN-systemet","UNESCO - UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation","QZA-20/0095-2","Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO (IOC-UNESCO)","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","82 - Research/scientific institutions",10,null,null,null,null,10,"Support to the UN Decade of Ocean Science and capacity development within ocean research. IOC support science-informed policies for reduced vulnerability to ocean hazards, for the global conservation and sustainable use of oceans, seas and marine resources, and increased resilience and adaptation to climate change, developed and implemented by Member States, towards the realization of the 2030 Agenda.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNESCO - UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation","QZA-22/0120-1","UNESCO Education sector support","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Education","111 - Education, level unspecified","10 - Education policy and administrative management",null,44.9,95,190,null,329.9,"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. "]
["FN-systemet","UNESCO - UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation","QZA-22/0120-2","UNESCO Comprehensive Sexuality Education CSE 2023-2025","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","30 - Family planning",null,null,65,70,60,195,"UNESCO Comprehensive Sexuality Education CSE 2023-2025. Support to Unesco strategy on education for health and well-beeing with special focus that all learners are empowered by good quality, gender-transformative, compehensive sexuality education that includes HIV, life skills, family and rights."]
["FN-systemet","UNESCO - UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation","QZA-22/0155","UNESCO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025 CI and CLT","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",null,50,50,50,50,200,"Support toUNESCO's Medium Term Strategy in the specific areas of culture, communication and information. UNESCO's program for the period 2022-2025 has a general focus on Africa, and the funds this agreement contribuites to are targeting ODA-eligable countries. Gender equality is a global priority. The impact of the climate emergency on culture will also be addressed and the role of culture in climate change mitigation and adaptation will be strengthened.\r\n\r\nStrategic Objective 3: Build inclusive, just and peaceful societies by promoting freedom of expression, cultural diversity, education for global citizenship, and protecting the heritage. \r\n\r\nCulture Sector (Major Programme IV) \r\nOutcome 5: Enhance the protection and promotion of the diversity of heritage and cultural expressions.\r\n\r\nCommunication and information (Major Programme V) \r\nOutcome 6: Promote freedom of expression and the right to information\r\nOutcome 8: Foster knowledge sharing and skills development in the digital age\r\nOutcome 9: Develop ethical standars, norms and frameworks for action to meet the challenges of innovative technologies and digital transformation\r\n\r\n "]
["FN-systemet","UNFPA - UN Population Fund","QZA-13/0526","Commission on Lfe Saving Commodities","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","20 - Reproductive health care",-0.97319118999999998,null,null,null,null,-0.97319118999999998,"Implementation of the recommendations from the UN Commission on Life Saving Commodities for Women and Children"]
["FN-systemet","UNFPA - UN Population Fund","QZA-19/0239","UNFPA/UNICEF FGM fond 2019-2021 (fase 3)","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","South of Sahara Regional","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","80 - Ending violence against women and girls",50,null,null,null,null,50,"The UNFPA-Unicef joint programme on eliminating female genital mutilation (FGM) is s being implemented in 16 African countries: Burkina Faso, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Guinea, Guinea- Bissau, Kenya, Mali, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, Somalia, Sudan and Uganda. Three additional countries are affiliated with the programme: Yemen, Indonesia and Tanzania. "]
["FN-systemet","UNFPA - UN Population Fund","QZA-20/0135","FGM Joint programme 2022-2023","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","80 - Ending violence against women and girls",null,30,12,null,null,42,"The UNFPA-Unicef Joint Programme on eliminating female genital mutilation (FGM) is s being implemented in 17 African countries: Burkina Faso, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Guinea, Guinea- Bissau, Kenya, Mali, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, Somalia, Sudan, Uganda and Yemen. Two additional countries are affiliated with the programme: Indonesia and Tanzania. The programme’s main areas of focus are: \r\n•\tStrengthening the countries’ systems and implementation of policies and legislation related to eliminating female genital mutilation; \r\n•\tChanging social norms with emphasis on strengthening the rights and opportunities of girls and women;\r\n•\tImproving access to appropriate, quality and systemic services for female genital mutilation prevention, protection and care for girls and women; \r\n•\tStrengthening the countries’ capacity to generate and use evidence and data for policymaking."]
["FN-systemet","UNFPA - UN Population Fund","QZA-20/0223","UNFPA Supplies Phase III 2021-2023","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","30 - Family planning",87,108,66,77,105,443,"The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) launched UNFPA Supplies in 2007 - a multi-donor thematic trust fund managed by UNFPA - to support country-driven actions to: ensure a secure, steady and reliable supply of quality reproductive health commodities - contraceptives, male and female condoms, and maternal health medicines -; improve their access and use by strengthening national health systems and services; and ensure Family Planning is afforded a higher level of priority in national strategies, programmes, plans and budgets. The UNFPA Supplies programme is supporting actions in 56 low income countries in Asia and the Pacific, Middle East, Latin America/Caribbean and Africa. The Programme has demonstrated capacity to deliver results, and is a key partner in major global initiatives addressing reproductive and maternal health. This is the third phase of the partnership and changes build on mid-term evaluation from preceeding phase. The new phase takes a stronger country focus by pushing domestic resource mobilisation in an effort to improve sustainability. Norway has supported UNFPA also in 2014-2015, and 2018-2020.\r\n\r\nExpected outcome targets include: a contribution of one third of all new contraceptive users reached within the FP2020 initiative as well as a 1.25 percentage point annual increase in the modern contraceptive prevalence rate (mCPR) among all women – including young women and those in the lowest wealth quintiles - in the 46 target countries. The Programme aims to strengthen national capacity and systems, including in-country supply chains."]
["FN-systemet","UNFPA - UN Population Fund","QZA-24/0121","UNICEF-UNFPA Joint Programme to End FGM 2024-2026","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","80 - Ending violence against women and girls",null,null,null,22.821999999999999,22,44.822000000000003,"The UNFPA-Unicef Joint Programme on eliminating female genital mutilation (FGM) is s being implemented in 17 African countries: Burkina Faso, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Guinea, Guinea- Bissau, Kenya, Mali, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, Somalia, Sudan, Uganda and Yemen. Two additional countries are affiliated with the programme: Indonesia and Tanzania. The programme’s main areas of focus are: \r\n•\tStrengthening the countries’ systems and implementation of policies and legislation related to eliminating female genital mutilation; \r\n•\tChanging social norms with emphasis on strengthening the rights and opportunities of girls and women;\r\n•\tImproving access to appropriate, quality and systemic services for female genital mutilation prevention, protection and care for girls and women; \r\n•\tStrengthening the countries’ capacity to generate and use evidence and data for policymaking."]
["FN-systemet","UNFPA - UN Population Fund","QZA-25/0180","UNFPA CSE out of School Phase III","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","30 - Family planning",null,null,null,null,22,22,"Norad (establishing donor) supported UNFPA's Global Programme on Out-of-school Comprehencive Sexuality Eeducation (CSE) Phase I during 2018-2021 and Phase II during 2022-2024. In Phase II the program expanded to inclyde 12 countries ( Colombia, Ethiopia, The Philippines, Ghana, Indonesia, Iran, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Malawi, Moldova, Tunisia and Palestine).\r\n\r\nUNFPA has applied for Norwegian continued support for Phase III 2025-2028 (november 2024). Norad has decided to support the first year implementation during Q4  in 2025-2026 and will review availiable funding phaseIII. UNFPA submitted a concept note outlining changes.\r\n\r\nThe programme has three pillars/outcomes that are the same for phase I and II:  \r\n\r\nOverall goal: To empower and equip adolescents and young people from specific groups left behind with information and skills through out-of-school CSE, so that they can make informed choices about their SRHR and well-being\r\nOutcome 1: The Out-of-School Guidance is rolled out at the regional level and adapted to the local contexts in the countries\r\nOutcome 2: Participatory, relevant and contextualized programming on out-of-school CSE established and tested.\r\nOutcome 3: Documentation and dissemination of strategic information, lessons learned and best practices.\r\nPhase III will reinforce the regional scope by adopting a broader implementation approach, directly supporting UNFPA Regional Offices and fostering cross-regional collaboration and knowledge exchange.\r\n\r\nUNFPA is transitioning toward a CSE Coordination Mechanism, referred to as the UNFPA Global Initiative for Advancing CSE, which will consolidate Norad’s contribution with other CSE global program\r\n\r\nThe target groups will be the same as in theprevious phases: Adolescents and young people, returned migrants, refugees, indigenous young people, young people with disabilities, young female sex workers, LGBTQI+ people, young people at risk of HIV, young people living with HIV, and young people in detention. "]
["FN-systemet","UNHCR - UN Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees","QZA-18/0302-25","Protection","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","In donor costs and unspecified","998 - Unallocated/unspecified","10 - Sectors not specified",10,null,null,null,null,10,"Protection"]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","QZA-19/0274","UNFPA-UNICEF Global Programme to End Child Marriage Phase II ","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","80 - Ending violence against women and girls",60,70,50,null,null,180,"UNFPA-UNICEF Global Programme to End Child Marriage.\r\n\r\nImplmented in the following countries: in East and Southern Africa: Ethiopia, Mozambique, Uganda and Zambia; in the Middle East and North Africa: Yemen; in West and Central Africa: Burkina Faso, Ghana, Niger and Sierra Leone; and in South Asia: Bangladesh, India and Nepal.\r\n\r\nGOAL: The primary goal of the Global Programme is to contribute significantly to the realization of SDG target 5.3, directly in the twelve Global Programme countries and indirectly in other countries influenced by the Global Programme methodology, data and influence. The Global Programme aims to support governments and civil society partners, including women’s groups and youth-led groups, to accelerate action to end child marriage. At the heart of the theory of change is an adolescent girl-centred approach that aims to empower the individual adolescent girl to make decisions about when and whom to marry, within a web of support that involves her family, the community, society and public structures, institutions, systems and services."]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","QZA-20/0102-1","UNICEF Global thematic fund for education","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Education","112 - Basic education","20 - Primary education",428.68799999999999,null,null,null,null,428.68799999999999,"Softly earmarked thematic support for education through UNICEF's thematic funding pool at global level. Girls and boys, in particular the most marginalised and those afected by humanitarian situations, are provided with inclusive and equitable education and learning opportunities."]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","QZA-20/0239","UNICEF-Norway Disability Partnership","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",null,null,-1.14889493,null,null,-1.14889493,"This is a strategic, cross-cutting support to strengthening UNICEF’s work on including persons with disabilities across UNICEF’s strategic plan. The aim of the programme is to reach more persons with disabilities, strengthen and expand programming for persons with disabilities in the implementation of UNICEFs strategic plan for the period 2018-2021."]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","QZA-21/0063","UNICEF Disability Partnership new/extension","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",72.489999999999995,2.5099999999999998,null,null,null,75,"This is a strategic, cross-cutting support to strengthening UNICEF’s work on including persons with disabilities across UNICEF’s strategic plan. The aim of the programme is to reach more persons with disabilities, strengthen and expand programming for persons with disabilities in the implementation of UNICEFs strategic plan for the period 2018-2021. Continuation of UNICEF Norway Disability Partnership (QZA-20/0239). Focus on sub-Saharan Africa. Main countries are Ghana, Senegal, Kenya, Madagascar, Rwanda, Zambia and Uganda."]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","QZA-21/0360","ACT-A 2022 contribution - UNICEF HAC covid-19 response ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","64 - COVID-19 control",450,null,null,null,null,450,"ACT-A is a global partnership aiming to develop enhance manufacture, procure and deliver vital tools to respond to the global covid crisis - and to ensure equitable access and use of these tools in low income countries.\r\n\r\nUnicef is a key procurement and logistics support to all 4 pillars of the ACT--A (Vx, Tx, Dx and the Health Systems Response Connector)  Unicef is also a key player on the ground - supporting governments to plan a covid response and to implement national programmes of action."]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","QZA-22/0148-1","UNICEF Global Thematic Fund for Education 2022-2025","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Education","112 - Basic education","20 - Primary education",null,273.85700000000003,70,90,90,523.85699999999997,"Softly earmarked thematic support for education through UNICEF's thematic funding pool at global level. Girls and boys, in particular the most marginalised and those afected by humanitarian situations, are provided with inclusive and equitable education and learning opportunities."]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","QZA-22/0165","Unicef PCA 2023-25 Thematic Fund for Nutrition","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","South of Sahara Regional","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","40 - Basic nutrition",null,null,30,30,30,90,"Buidling on collaboration with UNICEF through the project \"Better Diets for Better Growth (2018-2022), Norway is from 2023 initiating support to UNICEFs thematic fund for nutrition. The support is heavily earmarked to the focus countries in the Norwegian food security strategy, Ghana, Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania and South Sudan, and to two of UNICEFs working areas in nutrition; early childhood prevention and adolescence, reaching especially girls and young women. Children with disabilities will also be targeted."]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","QZA-24/0057","Unicef/UNFPA Global Program to end child marriage","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","80 - Ending violence against women and girls",null,null,null,28,28,56,"Support to Unicef/Unpfa joint program to end child marriage, implemented in Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Ghana, India, Mozambique, Nepal, Niger, Sierra Leone, Uganda, Yemen and Zambia.\r\n\r\nThe UNFPA-UNICEF Global Programme to End Child Marriage (the Global Programme) was designed as a 15-year programme (2016–2030) to contribute to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) target 5.3, which aims to eliminate all harmful practices, including child marriage. The Global Programme targets adolescent girls (ages 10–19) at risk of child marriage or already in union. The programme promotes the rights of adolescent girls to avert marriage and pregnancy, and enables \r\nthem to achieve their aspirations through education and alternative pathways. The Global Programme supports shifts in attitudes within households, empowers adolescent girls to direct their own futures, and strengthens the services that allow them to do so, including sexual and reproductive health and social protection programmes. It also addresses the underlying conditions that sustain child marriage, advocating for laws and policies that protect girls’ rights while highlighting the importance of using robust data and evidence to inform such policies."]
["FN-systemet","UNIDO - UN Industrial Development Organisation","QZA-19/0216","The Private Financing Advisory Network (PFAN) 2019-2022","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","10 - Energy policy and administrative management",5,5,5,null,-0.89186262000000005,14.108137380000001,"The Private Financing Advisory Network (PFAN) identifies clean energy projects at an early stage and provides mentoring for development of a business plan, investment pitch, and growth strategy, significantly enhancing the possibility of financial closure."]
["FN-systemet","UNITAID","QZA-18/0375-1","Covid-19 contribution to Unitaid","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","64 - COVID-19 control",140,null,null,null,null,140,"Norway’s Covid-19 contribution to Unitaid is to finance the implementation of Unitaid’s investment case – focusing on the therapeutic and diagnostic pillars - related to the Covid-19 global response led by ACT-A."]
["FN-systemet","UNITAR - UN Institute for Training and Research","QZA-21/0184","UNITAR 2021 Fellowship programme in peacemaking and preventive diplomacy","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",5,null,null,null,null,5,"The Fellowship Programme in Peacemaking and Preventive Diplomacy is the only programme within the UN system to provide training in preventive diplomacy and peacemaking. The Programme provides advanced training to mid and senior-level female and male officials and staff from the substantive departments, agencies and peace missions of the United Nations, from regional organizations, and senior and mid-level diplomats from Foreign Ministries. Thirty-five to forty female and male senior and mid-level Fellows will be carefully selected to participate."]
["FN-systemet","UNITAR - UN Institute for Training and Research","QZA-22/0134","UNITAR Fellowship Programme in Peacemaking and Preventive Diplomacy ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,2,null,null,null,2,"The Fellowship Programme in Peacemaking and Preventive Diplomacy is the only programme within the UN system to provide training in preventive diplomacy and peacemaking. The Programme provides advanced training to mid and senior-level female and male officials and staff from the substantive departments, agencies and peace missions of the United Nations, from regional organizations, and senior and mid-level diplomats from Foreign Ministries. Thirty-five to forty female and male senior and mid-level Fellows will be carefully selected to participate."]
["FN-systemet","UNITAR - UN Institute for Training and Research","QZA-23/0020","UNITAR 2023 Fellowship Programme support","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,3.5,null,null,3.5,"The Fellowship Programme in Peacemaking and Preventive Diplomacy is a unique programme within the UN system to provide training in preventive diplomacy and peacemaking. The Programme provides advanced training to mid and senior-level female and male officials and staff from the substantive departments, agencies and peace missions of the United Nations, from regional organizations, and senior and mid-level diplomats from Foreign Ministries"]
["FN-systemet","UNITAR - UN Institute for Training and Research","QZA-24/0029","UNITAR Fellowship Programme in Peacemaking and Preventive Diplomacy","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,null,3.5,6,9.5,"Support to the UNITAR Fellowship Programme in Peacemaking and Preventive Diplomacy. The Fellowship Programme will offer advanced training in conflict analysis, negotiation and mediation to female and male international and national civil servants to deepen knowledge and strengthen skills in these areas. The programme will be based on the latest knowledge, with the primary focus on preventing and resolving international disputes through the United Nations. The strengthening of women's participation in peace processes are highly prioritised."]
["FN-systemet","UNOCHA - UN Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs","QZA-18/0177-35","Office of the Special Adviser on Solutions to Internal Displacement","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","90 - Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility",null,2.5,null,null,null,2.5,"Support for the Office of the Special Adviser on Solutions to Internal Displacement"]
["FN-systemet","UNODA - UN Office for Disarmament Affairs","QZA-24/0010-1","EWIPA - Implementation and follow-up","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,null,1.4,2.46,3.86,"Sponsorship programme for participants to the EWIPA conference in Oslo April 2024, from ODA eligible countries. Website and administration. "]
["FN-systemet","UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime","IRN-19/0002","Support to UNODC country programme for Iran ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Iran","Health and social services","123 - Non-communicable diseases (NCDs)","30 - Control of harmful use of alcohol and drugs",1.6950000000000001,null,null,null,null,1.6950000000000001,"Support to the UNODC country programme, with an emphasis on drug control and support to civil society organisations"]
["FN-systemet","UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime","QZA-16/0010","UNODC - Annual contribution 2016","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","30 - Legal and judicial development",null,null,null,-4.5846264899999998,null,-4.5846264899999998,"UNODC Annual Contribution 2016"]
["FN-systemet","UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime","QZA-17/0178","UNODC - Annual contribution 2017","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","30 - Legal and judicial development",null,null,null,-4.6234382099999998,null,-4.6234382099999998,"UNODC - Annual Contribution"]
["FN-systemet","UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime","QZA-18/0152","UNODC - Strategic response to counter-cybercrime capacity building ","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","30 - Legal and judicial development",3.5948000000000002,null,null,-0.79603274000000002,null,2.79876726,"The need for a strategic response, the specific challenges of SE Asia and West Africa. Using UNODC staff with the knowledge, skills and experience to counter cybercrime through capacity-building. This approach gives a longer-term, sustainable response than simply conducting stand-alone training events. "]
["FN-systemet","UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime","QZA-18/0218","Annual Voluntary Contribution UNODC","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","30 - Legal and judicial development",19,null,-7.7475940400000001,null,null,11.252405960000001,"Annual Voluntary Contribution to UNODC. The planned effect on society is increased capacity of member states to fulfil their obligations under the drug control treaties, as well as the UNTOC, UNCAC and international legal instruments to prevent terrorism."]
["FN-systemet","UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime","QZA-21/0308","UNODC's Strategic Framework 2023-2026","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","13 - Anti-corruption organisations and institutions ",null,null,19,21.5,22.5,63,"Voluntary contribution towards UNODC's Stratergy 2021-2026 with soft thematic earmarking. Thematic areas that will be supported: Cybercrime, Money Laundering, Proceeds of Crime and the Financing of Terrorism, Preventing and countering Terrorism, Crime prevention and Criminal Justice and Maritime crime."]
["FN-systemet","UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime","QZA-22/0226-1","UNCAC  Implementation II Open Ownership","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",null,15,19.5,15,15,64.5,"Support to Open Ownership will include activities such as: \r\n- Evidence based advocacy to shape international Beneficial Ownership Transparency (BOT) commitments in foras such as those related to  the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC).\r\n-Work with government and non-government actors to monitor and advocate for effective implementation of international commitmets to BOT made in various foras.\r\n-Strengthening of research for the best use of insights and evidence\r\n- Create and provide as public goods open source technologies to link and use beneficial ownership data that are fit for the increasing range of use cases for this data\r\n- Context specific support for effective BOT reforms. \r\n- Build capacity to engage in intergovernmental negotiations linked to UNCAC. -Economic Crime; investing in proven anti-corruption measures. – Tax; bring together anti-corruption authorities, tax authorities and other stakeholders to facilitate peer learning on existing information sharing practices. – Professional service providers; technical assistance to mitigating risks of corruption. -Whistle-blower protection\r\nAlthough furthering gender equality is not the main objective of BOT reforms, it can be classified as a significant objective in some countries. In countries looking to leverage BO information to support gender equality, Open Ownership advises governments on how they can more effectively implement and monitor policies that advance gender equality using BO data. Gender is considered as a cross cutting issue throughout programme design, delivery and evaluation.\r\n\r\nSupported countries:  Botswana, Zambia, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Madagascar, Senegal, DRC, Chad, Cote d’Ivoire, Eswatini, Kenya, Malawi, Mauritius, Namibia, Nigeria, Tanzania, Somalia, South Africa, Ghana, Uganda, Tanzania, Fiji, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Kiribati, Vietnam, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Brazil, Grenada, Ecuador, El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico, Paraguay, Chile and Palestine."]
["FN-systemet","UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime","QZA-22/0226-2","UNCAC implementation globally UNODC","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","13 - Anti-corruption organisations and institutions ",null,27,24.5,37,35,123.5,"Support through United Nations office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) for the implementation of commitments in the UN Convention against corruption (UNCAC)  to the Global Anti-corruption Programme for accelerating implementation of UNCAC. This also include support to partners such as Stolen Asset Recovery Initiative (StAR) which is a collaboration between World Bank and UNODC, Open Ownership for activities related to Beneficial Ownership Transparency (registries), and Open Contracting Partnership for activities related to transparent and effective public procurement. \r\n\r\nThrough the support technical assistance is provided, and knowledge products developed and used.  UNODC will also provide training and advisory services based upon request from countries. Regional hubs will be used for a flexible approach.  \r\n\r\nThe fight against corruption is ultimately about fairness and trust because the impact of corruption on society is a distortion in real policy outcomes against the intended policy outcomes the public trusts governments to deliver. Among the most pressing challenges of our time are equity and sustainability. Equity - including gender equality - is entirely about fairness and the trust that every member of society has a fair chance to improve their social and economic opportunities and wellbeing. When public procurement markets are distorted through corruption, disadvantaged groups are those most directly impacted. This affects citizens from two main perspectives -  suppliers bidding on tenders and citizens receiving public services. Sustainability and the fight against climate change requires all of us to completely change how we consume and buy things -- including governments who are the world’s biggest spenders. From reducing plastics  to new markets for green energy to prioritizing suppliers with lower carbon footprints to building green infrastructure to natural disaster preparedness the challenge of making public procurement as sustainable as possible is vast."]
["FN-systemet","UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime","UKR-25/0023","UNODC Preventing and combatting corruption in Ukraine's recovery efforts","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Ukraine","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","13 - Anti-corruption organisations and institutions ",null,null,null,null,27,27,"Impact: ANti-corruption authorities, policymakers, law enforcement officials and non-state actors collectively prevent and combat corruption effectively in Ukraine, thereby building resilience in Ukraine's recovery efforts in line with UNCAC \r\nOutcome 1: Integrity systems are strengthened in line with UNCAC\r\nOutcome 2: Anti-corruption practitioners and other stakeholders apply their capacities to prevent and counter corruption\r\nOutcome 3: Enhancing coordination, integration and oversight in Ukraine’s recovery and reconstruction\r\nOutput 3.1 Coordination, integration and oversight\r\n\r\nMain beneficiaries: State Agency for Restoration and Infrastructure Development (Reconstruction) of Ukraine (SARDI), National Anti-corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU), National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP), National Social Service Agency, and Ministry of Education.\r\nGender is mainstreamed in the project.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNOG - United Nations Office at Geneva","QZA-21/0022","Humanitarian disarmament, protection of civilians and development 2021","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","50 - Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war",1.04717551,-2.0078399999999999E-3,null,null,null,1.0451676699999999,"2021 assessed contributions for international meeting costs, voluntary contributions to sponsorship programs and secretariats of multilateral humanitarian disarmament conventions (mentioned below), and other initiatives to coordinate and implement survey and clearance and victim assistance activities in developing countries contaminated by anti-personnelmines, cluster muntiions and other explosive remnants of war which impede social and economic development.\r\n\r\n1. The Ottawa Convention / The Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Treaty.\r\n2. The Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM)\r\n3. The Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons or CCW / The Inhumane Weapons Convention.\r\n4. The Arms Trade Treaty (ATT)\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNOG - United Nations Office at Geneva","QZA-22/0202","The Convention on Cluster Munitions - CCM","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","50 - Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war",null,0.16142861999999999,0.13103255999999999,0.28696842,0.17620707999999999,0.75563667999999995,"Norway's contributions to the CCM's annual budgets and voluntary contrubutions to the CCM trust fund. The main objective is capacity building of developing countries’ capability to comply with the convention, for the protection of civilians from the harm from weapons in armed conflicts."]
["FN-systemet","UNOG - United Nations Office at Geneva","QZA-22/0204","The Convention on Anti-personnel Landmines - APLC","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","50 - Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war",null,0.46259763999999998,0.5,2.2999999999999998,0.5,3.7625976400000001,"Norway's contributions to the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines and on their Destruction - APLC. Contributions to annual budgets and voluntary contrubutions to the APLC trust fund. The main objective is capacity building of developing countries’ capability to comply with the convention, for the protection of civilians from the harm from weapons in armed conflicts."]
["FN-systemet","UNOG - United Nations Office at Geneva","QZA-22/0205","The Arms Trade Treaty - ATT","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","50 - Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war",null,0.59304778999999996,0.75,4.9547790000000001E-2,2.1073190099999999,3.4999145899999999,"Norway's contributions to the Arms Trade Treaty - ATT. Contributions to annual budgets and voluntary contrubutions to the ATT Voluntary Trust Fund for capacity building of developing countries to comply with the treaty, for the protection of civilians from the harm from weapons.   "]
["FN-systemet","UNOPS - UN Office for Project Services","QZA-16/0275","Enhanced Integrated Framework 2016 - 2020","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","331 - Trade policy and regulations and trade-related adjustments","10 - Trade policy and administrative management",30,15,15,null,5,65,"EIF’s purpose is, through a unique global partnership, to support LDCs to use trade as a tool for economic growth and poverty reduction. EIF empowers LDCs to identify where trade can form an integral part of national development strategies and assists them to leverage AfT."]
["FN-systemet","UNOPS - UN Office for Project Services","QZA-20/0213","NDC Partnership - core support","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",10,14,19,21,21,85,"Support to the NDC Partnership. Strenghtening the capacity of signatories to the Paris Agreement to enhance their NDCs and to implement activities necessary to fulfil the ambitions of their NDC.\r\n\r\nThe NDC Partnership assists developing countries in achieving and strengthening their nationally determined contribution (NDC) goals. The partnership identifies the countries' needs and assists them in finding funding to meet them. Norway's support goes to implementing the partnership's work program for 2021-25. NDC-P is a collaboration between the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the World Resources Institute (WRI) and the United Nations Office for Project Management (UNOPS). NDC-P currently has over 190 members, both countries and development actors."]
["FN-systemet","UNOPS - UN Office for Project Services","QZA-25/0152","Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) Trust Fund 2025-2031","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","331 - Trade policy and regulations and trade-related adjustments","10 - Trade policy and administrative management",null,null,null,null,8.5820000000000007,8.5820000000000007,"Contribution to the Enhanced Integrated Framework Trust Fund (EIF) Phase Three. EIF’s purpose is, through a unique global partnership, to support LDCs to use trade as a tool for economic growth and poverty reduction. EIF empowers LDCs to identify where trade can form an integral part of national development strategies and assists them to leverage Aid for Trade (AfT). "]
["FN-systemet","UNU - UN University","QZA-18/0419","Managing Exits from Armed Conflikt (MEAC)","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","40 - Reintegration and SALW control",null,3,null,null,null,3,"Improved processes for facilitating the exit of combatants and associated children from conflict, including sustainable returns to productive civilian lives"]
["FN-systemet","UNU - UN University","QZA-20/0242","Finance Against Slavery and Trafficking (FAST)","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",7.5,7,7.2,null,null,21.7,"The FAST project aims to reduce modern slavery by leveraging the financial sector for global economic system change. The objective is disruption of business reliance on modern slavery. The aim of the project is reduced risk of modern slavery through incorporation of modern slavery risks into financial sector regulation and practice. "]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","HTI-23/0003","Home-grown school feeding programme","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Haiti","Education","112 - Basic education","50 - School feeding",null,null,20,null,null,20,"Food insecurity in Haiti is at record levels, with 4,9 million people facing acute food insecurity. Through the distribution of school meals, the project will provide immediate assistance to school aged children in food insecure areas of Haiti that have been impacted by the latest complex crisis in the country, while also contributing to strengthening the local food systems. The planned effects for the target group are to reach 8150 school aged children with a daily meal for 80 school days across appx. 40 schools in Haiti’s Great South, while providing “Vita Mamba” snacks to 20.000 children in the West department. The project also aims to provide locally sources products and improve the quality and quantity of local peanut production in the North East department and capacity strengthening of smallholder farmers. The target of the project is to aim to have at least 51% women smallholder farmers members in the agricultural production organizations. Capacity strengthening activities include the promotion of gender sensitive material, promotion of equal access to credit, as well as direct access to technical knowledge to women to promote equal access to markets."]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","QZA-18/0209","Farm To Market Alliance","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","91 - Agricultural services",40.016697000000001,79.940625510000004,null,null,null,119.95732251000001,"Support to Farm to Market Alliance. A consortion of public and private partners with the vision and goal to make markets work better for 1,5 million smallolder farmers by 2022. Funds are channeled though World Food Programme"]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","QZA-20/0184","WFP Support to the 2021 Food Systems Summit (FSS)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","71 - Food security policy and administrative management",null,-10.269158539999999,null,null,null,-10.269158539999999,"Support to the UN Food Systems Summit (FSS) in 2021. The support will be channeled through a trust fund established in WFP.\r\nThe Summit design is made up of five action tracks:\r\n\r\n1) Ensuring access to safe and nutritious food for all\n\n \n\n\t\r\n2) Shifting to sustainable consumption patterns\n\n \n\n\t\r\n3) Boosting nature-positive production at scale\n\n \n\n\t\r\n4) Advancing equitable livelihoods\n\n \n\n\t\r\n5) Building resilience to vulnerabilities, shocks and stress \n\n "]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","QZA-22/0125-37","Support to IPC via Analysis of food security trust fund","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","71 - Food security policy and administrative management",null,null,null,10,4,14,"Support to the development of The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) analyses."]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","RAF-23/0024","A Sub-Sahara Africa Multi-Country Climate Resilience Programme for Food Security ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","South of Sahara Regional","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","93 - Agricultural financial services",null,null,300,null,null,300,"Providing climate protection and targeted resilience building to over 2.7 million people across 12 countries  in the Sub-Sahara region under the 3 pillars of i) scaling up disaster risk financing, ii) transforming the food systems through home-grown school meals and clean cooking, and iii) supporting smallholder farmers to build production and livelihood resilience. Gender equality and women’s empowerment is a significant objective and there will be conducted a gender analysis. The twelve countries are Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Niger, South Sudan, Somalia and Mauritania."]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","RAF-23/0061-1","Farm to Market Alliance - Tanzania","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Tanzania","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","91 - Agricultural services",null,null,6.5,19.75,13.25,39.5,"Support to Farm to Market Alliance operations in Tanzania\r\n\r\nImpact:\r\n\r\nIncreased SHF incomes and resilience , especially for women and youth \r\n\r\nAgricultural value chains are more inclusive, viable, for all actors and climate smart \r\n\r\nOutcome \r\n\r\nFarmer Service Centers are commercially sustainable, efficient, credible, well connected and a trusted partner across the value chain \r\n\r\nProducts and services effectively and efficiently aggregated by FSC \r\n\r\nBuyers/off takers have increased access to quality aggregated produce at higher volumes more efficiently \r\n\r\nIncreased Small holder farmers productivity through adoption of Climate Smart Agriculture   \r\n\r\nTarget group \r\n\r\nSmall holder farmers in Tanzania and Kenya (reached through the farmer service centers). \r\n\r\nIn Tanzania, Farm Africa and Nafaka Kilimo are implementing partners and New Zealand is co-donor. The Alliance members are Yara, Syngenta, Bayer, Agra, Rabobank and WFP. \r\nThis is the second funding cycle cupported by Norad. "]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","RAF-23/0061-2","Farm to Market Alliance - Kenya","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Kenya","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","91 - Agricultural services",null,null,6,17.75,11.75,35.5,"Support to Farm to Market alliance operationsin Kenya\r\n\r\nImpact: \r\n\r\nIncreased SHF incomes and resilience , especially for women and youth \r\n\r\nAgricultural value chains are more inclusive, viable, for all actors and climate smart \r\n\r\nOutcome \r\n\r\nFarmer Service Centers are commercially sustainable, efficient, credible, well connected and a trusted partner across the value chain \r\n\r\nProducts and services effectively and efficiently aggregated by FSC \r\n\r\nBuyers/off takers have increased access to quality aggregated produce at higher volumes more efficiently \r\n\r\nIncreased Small holder farmers productivity through adoption of Climate Smart Agriculture   \r\n\r\nTarget group \r\n\r\nSmall holder farmers in Tanzania and Kenya (reached through the farmer service centers). \r\n\r\nIn Kenya Cereal Growers Association is the main implementing partner and New Zealand and Mastercard Foundation are co-donors. The Alliance members are Yara, Syngenta, Bayer, Agra, Rabobank and WFP. \r\nThis is the second funding cycle cupported by Norad. "]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","RAF-23/0063","WFP Scaling up Anticipatory Action phase II","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","South of Sahara Regional","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","71 - Food security policy and administrative management",null,null,103.32,112.7,51.8,267.82,"The World Food Programme (WFP) has been implementing the “Multi-Country Programme (MCP) for Scaling-up drought anticipatory actions for food security in Africa” (MCP-AA4FS) in Madagascar, Mozambique, Niger and Zimbabwe with support from the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD) since 2020. The proposed interventions build on the achievements of the MCP-AA4FS phase I implemented in Madagascar, Mozambique, Niger and Zimbabwe, by further strengthening existing capacities at national and local levels to deliver anticipatory actions (AAs) ahead of climate shocks and expanding the programme to Burkina Faso, Malawi and Tanzania. While the previous phase was focused on drought only, this next phase will also include other hazards such as floods and cyclones. As part of the programme, WFP commits to continuing to generate rigorous evidence on AA for multiple hazards and contexts, which will contribute to stronger programme design, institutionalization and scale up of this innovative approach. WFP will carry out gender role analyzes in all country contexts with the aim that the intervention should meet the needs of women, men, girls and boys to an equal extent, and contribute to increased equality."]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","RER-23/0016-2","WFP - Demining and land rehabilitation","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","50 - Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war",null,null,50,20,null,70,"WFP, FAO, the Government and the Fondation Suisse de Deminage are working to clear mines from farm land and small plots, and thereby help restore rural livelihoods, boost agricultural production, and phase out the need for food assistance among thousands of families. The initial phase of the project is in the Kharkiv region.\r\n\r\nThe project focuses on rural families and small-holder farmers (less than 300 ha) living in Kharkiv, Mykolaiv and Kherson oblasts who are no longer cultivating their lands because of suspected or confirmed contamination. These food actors are key as small-scale farmers constitute 75% of the food producing labour-force in Ukraine. They grow 85% of the vegetables; 83% of fruits & berries eaten in the country; and produce 70% of milk drunk by Ukrainians. \r\n\r\nThe joint WFP-FAO project focuses on food security and the food economy of Ukraine, with a demining component. It has the following approach:  \r\n•\tPhase 1: Utilising the State Agrarian Registry, they will identify, prioritise & then map potentially contaminated, formally productive land - aided by analysis of data from remote sensing & through the analysis of records of conflict events.\r\n•\tPhase 2: Mine Action teams will survey to cancel land free from contamination first, & then to release land through technical survey and clearance activities, prioritising plots that can be quickly returned to productive use with minimal clearance work.\r\n•\tPhase 3: Soil assessments will be done to determine if there is any contamination by pollutants left behind. Simultaneously, we will survey small farmers & rural families to determine what the type of support they need to restart agricultural production. \r\n\r\nWFP ensure social and environmental safeguards are in place to ensure programmes do no harm. Protection, conflict-sensitive, gender-based and disability analyses, incl sex-, disability- and age-disaggr data help sustainable and empowering support."]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-1","WHO PCA B1 - Universal Health Coverage (UHC): Core Funds","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","121 - Health, general","10 - Health policy and administrative management",25.500001000000001,null,null,null,null,25.500001000000001,"Core funds to advance WHO's work towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC)"]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-10","WHO PCA 1.4 - More effective and efficient WHO:  Global Action Plan ","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","121 - Health, general","10 - Health policy and administrative management",12.135864,null,null,null,null,12.135864,"Funds towards the implementation of the Global Action Plan (GAP SDG3) to improve cordination and efficiency in global health and between significant actors in the global health architecture."]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-11","WHO PCA: Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (AHPSR)","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","121 - Health, general","82 - Medical research",3,null,null,null,null,3,"WHO PCA: Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (AHPSR)"]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-12","Human Reproduction Program (HRP) Core Funds","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","10 - Population policy and administrative management",7.5,null,null,null,null,7.5,"Human Reproduction Program (HRP) Core Funds"]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-13","Female Genital Mutulation (FGM)","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","80 - Ending violence against women and girls",5,null,null,null,null,5,"Support towards WHO's work to prevent Female Genital Mutulation (FGM)"]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-14","Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI)","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","50 - Infectious disease control",50,null,null,null,null,50,"Support to the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI)"]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-15","Tropical Diseases Research (TDR)","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","121 - Health, general","82 - Medical research",3,null,null,null,null,3,"Support to Tropical Diseases Research (TDR) and capacity building for research"]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-16","Partnership for Maternal Neonatal and Child Health (PMNCH)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","20 - Reproductive health care",7,null,null,null,null,7,"Core funds towards the Partnership for Maternal Neonatal and Child Health (PMNCH) who work in the area of reproductive health and safe motherhood"]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-17","Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) Secretariat","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","123 - Non-communicable diseases (NCDs)","20 - Tobacco use control",2,null,null,null,null,2,"Support to the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) Secretariat"]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-19","WHO PCA NCD strategy","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","123 - Non-communicable diseases (NCDs)","10 - NCDs control, general",119.5,null,null,null,null,119.5,"Funds specfically towards WHO's work on NCDs, treatment, control and prevention"]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-22","WHO PCA 1.4 More effective and efficient WHO - Gender equity","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","121 - Health, general","10 - Health policy and administrative management",1.1706529999999999,null,null,null,null,1.1706529999999999,"Allocation towards WHOs work on gender equity"]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-23","WHO PCA 1.4 More effective and efficient WHO - core funds","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","121 - Health, general","10 - Health policy and administrative management",4.1934820000000004,null,null,null,null,4.1934820000000004,"General support for pillar 4 in GPW13"]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-24","WHO PCA B3 - B3 - Health and Well-being: Technical packages risk factors","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","123 - Non-communicable diseases (NCDs)","10 - NCDs control, general",17.5,null,null,null,null,17.5,"Technical packages to address risk factors (NCD)"]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-4","WHO PCA B1 - UHC: Alliance for Anti Corruption in a Covid-19 context","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","121 - Health, general","10 - Health policy and administrative management",8,null,null,null,null,8,"Support to the Anti-corruption, transparency and accountability (ACTA) alliance to work on corruption and fraud prevention in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic."]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-20/0276-7","WHO PCA B3 - Health and well being core funds","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","123 - Non-communicable diseases (NCDs)","50 - Other prevention and treatment of NCDs",25.5,null,null,null,null,25.5,"Core funds towards WHO's work on Health and well being, health promotion and risk factor reduction. "]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-22/0153-10","3: TDR (Tropical Diseases Research - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","121 - Health, general","82 - Medical research",null,3,3,3,3,12,"Core support to TDR, the Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases, is a global programme of scientific collaboration that helps facilitate, support and influence efforts to combat diseases of poverty                      "]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-22/0153-11","3: FCTC (Framework Convention on Tobacco Control Secretariat) - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","123 - Non-communicable diseases (NCDs)","20 - Tobacco use control",null,2,2,2,2,8,"Core support to FCTC secretariat with caveat that it should be used to implement in ODA countries.            "]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-22/0153-12","3: FCTC 2030 - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","123 - Non-communicable diseases (NCDs)","20 - Tobacco use control",null,11.5,11.5,9.5,9.5,42,"The FCTC 2030 project will support low- and middle-income countries to further their work in tobacco control and implementation of the WHO FCTC."]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-22/0153-13","3: PMNCH (Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","20 - Reproductive health care",null,7,7,null,null,14,"Core support to PMNCH which is the world’s largest alliance for women’s, children’s and adolescents’ health and well-being, with +1,300 partner organizations working together through 10 constituency groups: partner governments, donors and foundations, NGOs, adolescent and youth groups, private sector organizations, health professional associations, academic and research institutions, global financing mechanisms, inter-governmental organizations, and UN agencies. "]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-22/0153-14","NCD Flagship Programme - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","123 - Non-communicable diseases (NCDs)","10 - NCDs control, general",null,108,73,null,null,181,"Norway’s targeted softly earmarked support to WHO’s NCD programmes in LMICs; Ghana, Nepal, India, Myanmar and Ethiopia."]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-22/0153-2","2.1: B1-UHC - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","121 - Health, general","10 - Health policy and administrative management",null,28,28,77,77,210,"Strengthen health systems to increase qualtiy and access to prevantable and curative health services in low- and middle-income countries."]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-22/0153-4","2.3: Health and well-being - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","123 - Non-communicable diseases (NCDs)","50 - Other prevention and treatment of NCDs",null,16,16,20,20,72,"General support to WHO’s work on prevention of risk factors for NCDs and health promotion in low- and middle-income countries."]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-22/0153-5","2.4: More effective and efficient WHO - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","121 - Health, general","10 - Health policy and administrative management",null,4,4,null,null,8,"Support to the Work of WHO coordinating and leadership function in global health including the SDG3 action plan."]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-22/0153-6","2.5: Polio transition - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","50 - Infectious disease control",null,30,30,null,null,60,"Support to WHO’s work on Polio transition. Transition aims to sustain, and where needed repurpose, the network and infrastructure set up to eradicate polio to strengthen broader health priorities, especially essential immunization, disease detection, and emergency preparedness and response.\r\nThe World Health Organization (WHO) is supporting Member States to transition their polio assets to strengthen public health systems to advance primary healthcare towards universal health coverage and to strengthen global health security.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-22/0153-7","3: AHPSR - Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","121 - Health, general","82 - Medical research",null,3,23,20,20,66,"General support to the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (a hosted partnership) that promotes the generation and use of health policy and systems research as a means to strengthen the health systems of LMICs. High share of female led research is a strategic objective and is reported on routinely."]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-22/0153-8","3: HRP (Human Reproduction Programme) - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","10 - Population policy and administrative management",null,9,29,20,20,78,"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.\r\n\r\nHRP 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.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-22/0153-9","3: HRP Female Genital Mutilation - WHO Programme Cooperation Agreement 2022-2025","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","80 - Ending violence against women and girls",null,5,5,null,null,10,"Support to WHO’s (HRP) work to eliminate female genital mutilation (FGM) in low- and middle-income countries."]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","QZA-24/0147","PMNCH - Safeguarding gains and accelerating progress on SRHR","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","20 - Reproductive health care",null,null,null,12.5,12.5,25,"The Partnership for Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health (PMNCH) is advancing efforts to safeguard and accelerate progress on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) through an integrated advocacy approach. With a focus on women, children, and adolescents, the project aims to address challenges posed by anti-rights movements, insufficient funding, and policy gaps that threaten years of progress. PMNCH’s work aligns with the SDGs and leverages its extensive network of global, regional, and national partners.\r\n\r\nMain Objectives\r\nThe project’s overarching impact includes improving SRHR outcomes, reducing maternal and child morbidity and mortality, and enhancing adolescent well-being. To achieve this, the project focuses on three key advocacy outcomes:\r\n1.\tContaining opposition to SRHR, supporting progressive policies, and countering misinformation.\r\n2.\tIncreasing domestic and donor financing for SRHR interventions and commodities.\r\n3.\tMainstreaming SRHR within national, regional, and global health systems, including Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and Primary Health Care (PHC).\r\n\r\nMain Activities and Workstreams\r\nPMNCH’s work is organized into four interconnected workstreams, each tailored to achieve the desired advocacy outcomes.\r\n1.\tImplementing Advocacy for Accountability (CAAPs)\r\n2.\tGlobal-South Led Global Leaders Network (GLN)\r\n3.\tCreating and Empowering a Coalition of SRHR Advocates\r\n4.\tWorking with the African Union (AU)\r\n\r\nThe project primarily targets women, children, and adolescents, especially in low- and middle-income countries. It also engages local and national governments, youth-led organizations, and civil society actors, as well as global and regional political leaders, particularly from the Global South.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","WTO - World Trade Organisation","QZA-20/0152","Support for STDF 2021-2024","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","331 - Trade policy and regulations and trade-related adjustments","10 - Trade policy and administrative management",12,13,12,4,null,41,"Support to Standards and Trade Development Facility in the period 2021-2024. The Standards and Trade Development Facility (STDF) is a global partnership to facilitate safe trade, contributing to sustainable economic growth, poverty reduction and food security. It promotes improved food safety, animal and plant health capacity in developing countries."]
["FN-systemet","WTO - World Trade Organisation","QZA-23/0045","WTO Fisheries Funding Mechanism Trust Fund 2023-2025 ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","313 - Fishing","10 - Fishing policy and administrative management",null,null,6,null,null,6,"This trust fund is being established to support the targeted implementation of new fisheries subsidies disciplines by eligible developing country and least developed country (LDC) WTO Members by providing them with technical assistance and capacity building support.\r\n\r\nThe key deliverable is a successful implementation of the fisheries subsidies disciplines. This will be done through the integration by Members of fisheries-related elements into their fisheries subsidies policies and practices, and the notification and reporting of the information related to the subsidies and the fisheries-related elements to the WTO. The TACB provided will also assist beneficiary Members to have strengthened fisheries management to meet the specific requirements of the Agreement.\r\n\r\nIt is aimed principally at countering the harm that subsidies can cause to the sustainability of fish stocks. As such, the disciplines require Members, when providing fisheries subsidies, to take into account in various ways information and considerations related to the sustainability of the fisheries in question."]
["EU","EC - European Commission","UKR-25/0031","EU Ukraine Investment Framework - pillar 2","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Ukraine","Environment and energy","236 - Heating, cooling and energy distribution","40 - Retail gas distribution",null,null,null,null,1500,1500,"The funding from Norway is being channelled through the EU’s Ukraine Investment Framework (UIF), which seeks to mobilise public and private investments for the recovery and reconstruction of Ukraine following the destruction caused by Russia’s war of aggression. The UIF is a part of the Ukraine Facility, the EU’s dedicated instrument for providing civilian support to Ukraine. This is the first time Ukraine will be receiving support from Norway directly through this instrument.\r\n\r\nThe funding is earmarked for emergency gas purchases for the heating season 2025/2026  to replace the production losses stemming from the attacks on Ukraine's gas production facilities. The European Commission will use the European Investment Bank as the implementing partner of this support."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","LBN-14/0035","Lebanon Syria Crisis MDTF Phase 2","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Lebanon","Education","112 - Basic education","20 - Primary education",null,-3.57131116,null,null,null,-3.57131116,"Support education"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-17/0049","WBG. New Umbrella Facility for Supporting the Trade Agenda","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","331 - Trade policy and regulations and trade-related adjustments","10 - Trade policy and administrative management",20,20,null,-2.58398803,null,37.41601197,"Assisting developing countries in using trade to expand sources of sustainable incomes is essential to reduce poverty and boosting economic growth. Economic integration through trade is central to any development strategy. NOK 6 million of the contribution will be earmarked for the Trade Facilitation Support Programme. "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-17/0310","PPIAF - Climate Change Trust Fund for Infrastructure","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",9,null,null,null,null,9,"PPIAF - Climate Change Trust Fund for Infrastructure -  managed by The World Bank"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-17/0410","CGAP","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Economic infrastructure and services","240 - Banking and financial services","40 - Informal/semi-formal financial  intermediaries",4.6666670000000003,4.6666660000000002,16,8,5.3330000000000002,38.666332999999995,"CGAP is a global partnership of more than 30 leading development organizations that works to advance the lives of poor people through financial inclusion. Using action-oriented research, CGAP tests and shares knowledge intended to help build inclusive and responsible financial systems that move people out of poverty, protect their economic gains and advance broader development goals. CGAP's main goal is to improve access to finance for marginalized groups, where the main focus is on access to credit for women."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-18/0050","Support to PROFISH and PROBLUE","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","313 - Fishing","20 - Fishery development",80,50,46,38.700000000000003,19.709800000000001,234.40979999999999,"Support from Norad (Fish for Development) to Window 1: Sustainable fisheries management"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-18/0084","State and Peacebuilding Fund - Addendum","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",-34.124903000000003,null,null,null,null,-34.124903000000003,"Support to state and peacebuilding. "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-18/0164","Human Rights, Inclusion and Empowerment Trust FUND (HRIE-TF)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",10,10,10,15,5,50,"Support toHuman Rights, Inclusion and Empowerment Trust FUND (HRIE-TF)."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-18/0197","Global Tax Program","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",63.000346,30,40,30.844000000000001,25.795999999999999,189.64034599999999,"The development objective of the Global Tax Program is to strengthen tax systems of developing countries by facilitating the design and implementation of evidence-based tax systems. Intermediate objectives are greater participation of developing countries in the development of global tax systems, improved understanding of the requirements to improve the performance of country based tax institutions, and strengthening the application of research and knowledge development for improved performance\r\n\r\nCountry specific engagement: Somalia, Ethiopia, Niger, Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan,Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and other countries.\r\n"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-19/0176","WBG Joint Capital Markets Program (J-CAP)","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Economic infrastructure and services","240 - Banking and financial services","10 - Financial policy and administrative management",14.5,null,null,null,null,14.5,"WBG’s Joint Capital Markets Program (J-CAP) is a new initiative led by IFC as a World Bank Group (WBG) joint\r\ninitiative and coordinated by a dedicated cross-WBG secretariat. The programme objective is to help countries crowd-in new investments and sustainably finance for implementation of key development programs."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-21/0273","Competitiveness for Jobs and Economic Transformation - C-JET","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","321 - Industry","30 - Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development",10,null,null,null,null,10,"The Competitiveness for Jobs & Economic Transformation (C-JET) Umbrella Trust Fund is a global partnership facility that helps foster the economic transformation needed to enable better\r\njobs for more women and men, sustainably and at scale. It will focus on the enabling conditions and programs that promote the entry and growth of competitive firms and sectors as drivers of better jobs.\r\nAs a global program with significant regional concentration, wherever possible, C-JET will prioritize low-income and fragile countries, particularly within development partners’ priority regions. This focus is aligned with C-JET’s objective of supporting sustainable economic development and job creation as the primary pathway out of poverty."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-21/0274","Reserves Advisory & Management Partnership (RAMP)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Economic infrastructure and services","240 - Banking and financial services","20 - Monetary institutions",9,null,null,null,null,9,"Capacity building program for central banks and other public sector institutions in IDA eligible countries and fragile and conflict-affected states. The development objective is to strengthen the investment management capacities and capabilities of the institutions, so they may efficiently and effectively manage public assets."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-21/0362","State and Peacebuilding Fund - 2.0","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",34.124903000000003,null,null,null,null,34.124903000000003,"Support to state and peacebuilding. "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-22/0110","Social Protection Response Umbrella Trust Fund","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","10 - Social Protection",null,null,50,25,25,100,"The Social Protection Response (SPR) Trust Fund acts as a catalyst to expand coverage of adaptive social protection and labor programs that foster equity, resilience and opportunity. Through partnerships, it supports global and country policy dialogue, builds capacity and strengthens delivery systems, and informs national reforms and investments to achieve impact at scale.\r\nThe SPR Trust Fund supports policies and investments aligned with World Bank priorities—adaptive social protection, labor reform, pension systems, and digital service delivery. It operates through dedicated thematic windows, a cross-cutting partnership window, and flexible country-specific windows, each guided by a clear mission and tailored objectives.\r\nThe support from Norway has an expressed preference for activities under the thematic window on food and nutrition security.\r\n"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-22/0220","World Bank: The Pandemic Fund (a financial intermediary fund, seed funding 2022)","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","121 - Health, general","10 - Health policy and administrative management",null,50,60,null,null,110,"The Pandemic Fund builds on recommendations put forth by the G20 commissioned High Level Independent Panel on Financing the Global Commons for Pandemic Preparedness and Response and the WHO commissioned Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response. These two panels recommended the establishment of a new fund that would finance capacities and fill gaps within pandemic preparedness and response (PPR) at global, regional and national levels. Countries being eligible for IDA, IDA Blend or IBRD qualify for support. The fund is set up as a financial intermediary fund (FIF) at the World Bank, with the secretariat also hosted by the World Bank but with strong technical support from WHO. While the fund will provide support to global and regional levels, the prime beneficiaries will be national governments and ultimately the population in those countries. \r\n\r\nMore specifically, the Pandemic Fund aims to:\r\n1) Strengthen country-level pandemic PPR capacity\r\n2) Build regionbal and global capacity\r\n3) Support technical assistance, analytics, learning and convening\r\n\r\nAs a FIF, the fund must work through implementing entitites to support these levels. Multilateral development banks, including the World Bank, UN organisations and The Global Fund, Gavi and CEPI are accredited as possible implementing entities. \r\n\r\nThe Norwegian support at this stage amounts to NOK 50 million and intended to serve as seed funding for the establishment of the fund and its initial operationalisation. "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-23/0007","Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability Initiative PEFA Phase VI","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","11 - Public finance management",null,null,5,9.9991669999999999,null,14.999167,"The PEFA program provides a framework for assessing and reporting on the strengths and weaknesses of public financial management (PFM) using quantitative indicators to measure performance. PEFA assessments at country level is used by most of the governments in partner countries as an important input to design and monitor PFM-reforms (tax and revenue administrations, fiscal and expenditure management and oversight functions). The Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability (PEFA) program was initiated in 2001 by seven international development partners: The European Commission, International Monetary Fund, World Bank, and the governments of France, Norway, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. The agreement is to support a phase VI of the initiative. \r\n\r\nCountry reviews: Kenya, Nepal, Uganda, Angola, Mozambique (sub-nationals), Moldova (3 sub-nationals), and planned for Palestina, Colombia, Indonesia, DR Kongo, Somalia, Ethiopia, Niger and more."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-23/0040","Climate Resilience and Early Warning Systems (CREWS)","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",null,null,50,25,75,150,"CREWS is a trust fund with The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (the World Bank) as trustee. Decisions on allocations of funds within the CREWS Initiative are taken by a Steering Committee where all contributors to the CREWS Trust Fund are represented as decision making members. To support the work of the Steering Committee it is established a secretariat that is accountable to the Steering Committee for the performance of its functions. The CREWS Secretariat is hosted by WMO in Geneva under WMO management and applicable policies and procedures. As of today there are three implementing partners of the CREWS Initiative: World Bank/GFDRR, WMO and UNDRR. Other organizations may serve as an implementing partner of the CREWS Initiative upon approval of the Steering Committee in accordance with the accreditation scheme established by the Steering Committee in consultation with the Trustee.\r\n\r\nThe Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems (CREWS) Initiative aims to provide additional financing to Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and Small Islands Developing States (SIDS) that are most vulnerable to the impact of climate and weather extreme events to reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity.\r\n\r\nThe overall objective of the CREWS Initiative is to support efforts of LDCs and SIDS countries to significantly increase the provision of weather and climate services and the capacity to generate and communicate effective, impact-based, multi-hazards, gender-informed, early warning systems to protect lives, livelihoods, and assets.\r\n\r\nCREWs has established a significant gender management document maintaining its accountability on gender.\r\n"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","QZA-25/0188","GCFF - Global Concessional Financing Facility","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","50 - Multisector aid for basic social services",null,null,null,null,11.270718,11.270718,"The Global Concessional Financing Facility (GCFF) is a fund that provides support to middle-income countries hosting large numbers of refugees, enabling them to access concessional loans under terms that are broadly comparable to those available to the poorest countries through IDA. The projects support the integration of refugees as well as assistance to host communities. The fund was originally established to support Jordan and Lebanon in their response to refugees from Syria. The World Bank administers the fund as a Financing Intermediary Facility (FIF). Countries borrow money for projects implemented by the World Bank/IBRD or by one of the regional development banks: ADB, IDB, IsDB, EBRD, and EIB.\r\n\r\nThe GCFF is now a global mechanism that covers several middle-income countries receiving large refugee inflows, among them Colombia and Ecuador, which host large numbers of refugees from Venezuela; Costa Rica from Nicaragua; Moldova from Ukraine; and Armenia from Azerbaijan. These countries are represented in the fund’s governing board together with the donors. The United Nations participates as an observer."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","RAF-16/0025","Partnership Agreement  2016-2018","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",1.9,2.5,null,null,null,4.4000000000000004,"The overall aim of the partnership agreement is to promote development outcomes of policy and resource allocation decisions of GEF and its  partner countries through enhancement of the quality and use of evaluation undertaken by GEF in the IBRD. The grant has been made for World Bank's financial year 2016, ending June 2017. Continued grants will be subject to availability of funds for technical cooperation in the coming years. "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","UKR-22/0012","Ukraine Relief, Recovery, Reconstruction and Reform Trust Fund (URTF) ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,1000,2135,3525,2640,9300,"The Multi-Donor Trust Fund for Ukraine Relief, Recovery, Reconstruction and Reform is to provide a coordinated financing mechanism to assist the Government of Ukraine to: (a) sustain its administrative and service delivery capacity and conduct relief efforts; and (b) plan and implement Ukraine’s recovery and resilient reconstruction."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IDA - HIPC","MUL-19/0004","The HIPC initiative. IDA 19 . Debt Relief.","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",53.84,54,null,null,null,107.84,"Norwegian compensation under IDA19 period. Ordinary HIPC contribution. "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IDA - HIPC","MUL-21/0017","The HIPC initiative. IDA 20 . Debt Relief.","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",null,null,18.12,18.12,18.170000000000002,54.410000000000004,"Norwegian compensation under IDA20 period. Ordinary HIPC contribution. "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IDA - International Development Association","QZA-23/0133","IDA 20 - Crises Responce Facility CRW+","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,400,null,null,400,"Contribution to IDA Crises Facility, Crises Response Window plus. Link to IDA20 "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IDA - International Development Association","UKR-23/0005","IDA Crisis Facility SPUR","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,1000,null,null,1000,"World Bank IDA has set up a Special IDA Program for Ukraine Recovery and Crisis Response SPUR - special window for Ukraine and Molodva under the IDA crisis facility as a mechanism to direct contributions to enable the leveraging of IDA balance sheet and thereby increase financing available for Ukraine. The intention is to fund framework projects approved under the World Bank Ukraine Relief, Recovery, Reconstruction and Reform Trust Fund. \r\n\r\n"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IFC - International Finance Corporation","QZA-13/0571","The Donor Committee for Enterprise Development","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","321 - Industry","30 - Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development",0.36463499999999999,null,1.456005,null,0.462868,2.2835079999999999,"Annual financial support of activities undertaken by the Donor Committee for Enterprise Development  (www.enterprise-development.net) with minimum USD 30.000 p.a.."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IFC - International Finance Corporation","QZA-14/0612","InfoDev","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","321 - Industry","30 - Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development",null,null,null,-4.7135992,null,-4.7135992,"InfoDev is an initiative run in cooperation by the IFC and the World Bank. InfoDev is set-up as a global and multi-donor program with the overall goal of supporting growth oriented entrepreneurs and enterprises, through provision and support to innovation and financing, cooperation and networking, mentoring, investors and technology development. Agreement is for core-support to infoDev's programme"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IFC - International Finance Corporation","QZA-19/0090","Africa Fragility Initiative","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Economic infrastructure and services","250 - Business and other services","30 - Business development services",40,null,null,null,null,40,"Africa Fragility Initiative is a multi-donor trust fund, the objective of which is to enable the growth and development of more responsible private sector opportunities across 32 African fragile and conflict-affected countries where the cost of doing business is high and where numerous operational challenges inhibit private activity. Specifically, the initiative will:\r\no\tIncrease the number of local and regional investment ready sponsors by addressing client and sponsor preparation gaps.\r\no\tAddress knowledge gaps with regard to market challenges and opportunities in African fragile and conflict-affected countries.\r\no\tMainstream the application of the fragility lens (conflict sensitivity and gender inclusion) into IFC investment and advisory operations."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IFC - International Finance Corporation","QZA-19/0177","WBG - Women, Business and the Law","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","South of Sahara Regional","Economic infrastructure and services","250 - Business and other services","10 - Business Policy and Administration",8.5,null,null,null,null,8.5,"The objective of the program is to provide advice and technical support to encourage governments to guarantee the full and equal participation of women in the economy. The program aims to achieve this goal by working with client governments in the design of gender-neutral laws in line with the market failures described above, as well as on their implementation and dissemination. The program focus on (select) countries in Sub-Sahara Africa, \r\n"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IFC - International Finance Corporation","QZA-19/0178","Sourcing2Equal - Creating markets for women entrepreneurs","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Economic infrastructure and services","250 - Business and other services","40 - Responsible Business Conduct",1.6,null,null,null,null,1.6,"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 "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IFC - International Finance Corporation","QZA-21/0215","Support to Facility for Investment Climate Advisory Services (FIAS)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","321 - Industry","30 - Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development",10,null,null,null,null,10,"FIAS aims to become a key source of support in enabling the development goals of the IFC 3.0 Creating Markets Upstream Agenda and building the private sector’s potential in IFC’s client countries. FIAS will do this over the next five years through a program supported by two strategic pillars—Improve the Business Environment and Expand Market Opportunities and Increase Firm-Level Competitiveness— and by developing advisory programs tailored to the specific needs of countries and regions. This will include the mutually supportive role of both client-facing and global knowledge development projects and the cross-cutting work planned under the Gender and Inclusion, Green Competitiveness, and Digitalization thematic areas. "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IFC - International Finance Corporation","RAF-21/0015","IFC - Youth Employment and Skills Program","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Africa Regional","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","20 - Employment creation",10,null,null,null,null,10,"The main activity in YESP is to identify weaknesses and gaps in the transition between graduation and entering the labor market. This analysis is done through the use of the «employability tool». The tool is centered around the improvement of the framework conditions related to education and recruitment to working life, by proposing a number of specific follow-up measures for the educational institutions, which in turn will ensure that students receive an education that is both relevant and in demand by employers. In other words, the measure creates secure jobs for graduate students. The right job for the right person also means higher wages, better working conditions, and more equality. This contributes to a more efficient, and more productive business community, which in turn creates growth, tax revenues, and more jobs."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IFC - International Finance Corporation","UKR-24/0025","IFC Economic Resilience Action (ERA) Programme for Ukraine","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,null,250,null,250,"The Economic Resilience Action (ERA) will provide a framework for IFC to address the private sector financing needs during \r\nRussia's invasion of Ukraine and prepare for the reconstruction phase. IFC blends own funds with contribution from donors such as Norway as levers to reduce investment risk, thereby enabling more investments to critically important sectors of Ukaine's economy. NOK 50 million are earmarked to renewable energy projects in the Ukraine."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","MIGA - Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency","QZA-21/0020","MIGA – Renewable Energy Catalyst Trust Fund","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","232 - Energy generation, renewable sources","10 - Energy generation, renewable sources – multiple technologies",100,175,null,75,90,440,"The Renewable Energy Catalyst Trust Fund (RECTF) is a multidonor trust fund established by The Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) in collaboration with Norad to provide mainly first loss captial to underpin MIGA's political risk guarantees for renewable energy projects in ODA eligible countries. Norad's partnership with MIGA is one of three building blocks of the Norwegian renewables guarantee initiative, which the Norwegian government announced in 2019. Its aim is to spur more investments into small and medium sized renewable enery projects in developing countries, with a particular focus on least developed countries and the Sub-Saharan Africa. Guarantees do so by de-riskking a project by ensuring the cash flow from the offtaker/soveregin, thereby inducing positive investments decisions from equity or debt investors. The main function of the RECTF is to lower the guarantee premium or make the guarantees available in higher-risk environments and for smaller investors. Additionally, parts of the Norwegian funding may be used to promote projects or make the guarantees more relevant through instruments such as a liquidity facility, technical assistance and coverage for local investors. This initiative addresses the need for more affordable, accessible and relevant guarantees for renewable energy projects. It contributes to universal energy access, job creation and by extension reduced GHG emissions and poverty reduction."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","MIGA - Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency","UKR-23/0023","MIGA - Support to Ukraine’s Reconstruction and Economy Trust Fund (SURE)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Economic infrastructure and services","240 - Banking and financial services","30 - Formal sector financial intermediaries",null,null,240,null,null,240,"MIGA's \"Support to Ukriane's Reconstruction and Economy Trust Fund\" (SURE TF) is part of the wider World Bank Group response to supporting Ukraine. With the help of funds contributed to SURE TF, MIGA can expand its suite of products to reduce the risk for investors and private sector at large in operating in Ukraine during the conflict and preparing for when reconstruction may commence. As a mechanism to provide war insurance cover, it aims to reduce risk for investors in continuing to operate in and with Ukraine as well as to prepare for the reconstruction."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","AFG-22/0009-1","Un-earmarked support to ARTF","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Afghanistan","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,57,118,null,null,175,"Un-earmarked support to Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund and its programmes within health, education,  food security and livelihoods, all with a a particular focus on gender equality."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","MDA-22/0001","MDTF Moldova Development Policy Program","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Moldova","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,150,null,null,null,150,"The proposed Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) will provide co-financing under the series of DPOs to support the Government's program. The MDTF will allow donor contributions to be received and co-financing grant support provided over the course of this DPO series. The DPO's objectives are to (i) mitigate the impact of the war in Ukraine on refugees and households; and (ii) build resilience and enhance competitiveness to reduce vulnerabilities to future shocks. The first DPO in the series of two operations will support Moldova's efforts to respond to unprecedented challenges, while maintaining momentum on the long-term agenda of building resilience and enhancing competitiveness. Additional grant to alleviate energy crisis."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","MDA-23/0001","Moldova World Bank M-GROW TF program","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Moldova","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,100,60,20,180,"Moldova Growth, Resilience and Opportunities for Well-Being Trust Fund Program (M-GROW TF Program)\r\n\r\nA coordinated financing and support mechanism to assist the Government of Moldova to make critical investments and strengthen institutions towards the country’s green, resilient, and inclusive development and regional integration in Europe. Under Pillar 1 – Critical Project Investment, M-GROW will provide financing, as well as narrowly targeted technical assistance and capacity building, to support the Moldovan Government's key investment projects in line with the CPF pipeline. Under Pillar 2 – Institutional Strengthening, M-GROW will support development policy financing, as well as deeper technical assistance and capacity building, to support the Government’s policy and institutional reform agenda, toward implementing well-funded, coherent, and coordinated advances to enhance Moldova’s readiness for EU membership.\r\n\r\nThe program will integrate key priorities such as resilience, climate change, gender, and inclusion. It will also feature green investments across several sectors and will include a Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR) early in the program to deepen advice, advocacy, and related public and private sector interventions. The WB will continue to monitor existing gender gaps and the risks of emerging gender issues, especially those related to recent crises. Building on the actions outlined in the Moldova Gender and Social Inclusion Platform developed by the WB, it aims to address critical gender gaps and support the inclusion of vulnerable and marginal social groups through identification of sustainable and people-centered approaches to development in Moldova."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","MEU-16/0025","Global Concessional Facility","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Middle East Regional","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","50 - Multisector aid for basic social services",100,null,null,null,null,100,"Support to Lebanon and Jordan for hosting Syrian refugees"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","MUL-19/0007","Digital Development Partnership (DDP)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Economic infrastructure and services","220 - Communications","40 - Information and communication technology (ICT)",20,null,null,null,null,20,"The objective of the Trust Fund is to help operationalize the World Development Report 2016 on Digital Dividends and to offer a partnership platform for digital innovation and development financing.\r\nActivities:\r\n1) Data and indicators; 2) Digital economy enabling environment; 3) Internet access for all; 4) Digital government; 5) Mainstreaming digital innovation  "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","QZA-13/0660","DMF II Debt Management Facility 2014-2018","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","42 - Macroeconomic policy",null,-0.93784407999999997,null,null,null,-0.93784407999999997,"The facility would have the specific objective of: \r\n(i) scaling-up the application of the DeMPA program, \r\n(ii) designing debt management reform programs based on DeMPA results, "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","QZA-15/0006","REACH Multi Donor Trust Fund RBF Education World Bank","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Education","112 - Basic education","20 - Primary education",null,null,-7.3592062699999996,null,null,-7.3592062699999996,"Results in Education for All Children (REACH) seeks to help countries strengthen their education services by focusing programs and initiatives on results, with the ultimate goal of boosting learning outcomes especially among the most vulnerable populations. Established in 2015, the World Bank program funds results-based financing projects and provides technical support and advice on results-based financing in education to other World Bank teams and development partners. One of its main goals is to contribute to the evidence base around results-based financing in education, gathering data and knowledge that can be used to develop better education programs and policies, with the goal of boosting education outcomes. REACH is funded by Norway, USA and Germany."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","QZA-15/0236","Jobs-Umbrella ","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","20 - Employment creation",-1.8476092,null,null,null,null,-1.8476092,"\r\nThe objective of the Trust Fund is to: (i) support the design and implementation of the World Bank Group’s emerging jobs strategy, which aims to support client countries to design comprehensive, integrated and high impact jobs strategies for all relevant sectors; and (ii) advance global knowledge on the most effective policies and actions for sustainable jobs, especially for the most vulnerable groups\r\n"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","QZA-18/0154","Inclusive Education Initiative","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Education","111 - Education, level unspecified","10 - Education policy and administrative management",20,null,null,null,null,20,"With a particular focus on children with disability, the initiative will: (i) enhance stakeholder capacity and service delivery at country level to ensure that inclusive education is a core part of the national education planning process and implemented in an evidence-based manner; (ii) broker knowledge and partnerships at global and country levels; and (iii) support innovation and catalytic interventions for transformative impact at the systems level"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","QZA-19/0106","EGPS-2 World Bank trust fund","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","322 - Mineral resources/ mining","10 - Mineral/mining policy and administrative management",5,10,9.4056552199999999,10,null,34.40565522,"EGPS (Extractive Global Programmatic Support) is a World Bank multi-donor trust fund supported by Canada, UK, EU, Norway and six other states, The main component is to support implementation of EITI (Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative). The objective for EGPS is to support to authorities in regulation of the petroleum and mining industry, particulary related to transparency. The annual budget is approximately USD 10 million and Norways contribution approximately 10%.   "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","QZA-19/0182","DMF III Debt Management Facility 2019-2021","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","42 - Macroeconomic policy",8,null,null,null,null,8,"The facility will have the specific objective of:\r\nStrenghten debt management to reduce debt related vulnerabilities and imrpove debt transparency. \r\nProvide customized advice  on sovereign debt management through the design and application of analytical tools\r\nProvision of tailored services and implementation support, training and webinars "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","QZA-20/0038","Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) - Core Support 2021 - 2024","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","10 - Energy policy and administrative management",null,200,100,89.4,null,389.4,"Core support to Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAPs)  new 4 years business plan 2021-2024 assisting low and middle-income countries reduce poverty and boost growth through sustainable energy solutions. The agreement also has some earmarking of funds for the Accelerating Regional Energy Project MDTF (AREP). ESMAP has built considerable momentum for closing gender gaps through its global Gender and Energy Program, which includes six regional gender programs. \r\nBy late 2023 the main reciepient countries have been Dominica, South Africa, India, Pakistan, Tunisia, Vietnam, Ethiopia, China, Kyrgyz Republic, Nigeria, Ukraine and Iraq."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","QZA-20/0303-1","Global Financing Facility 2021 - 25","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","20 - Basic health care",600,600,600,250,175,2225,"Core support to GFF\r\nNorad support includes:\r\n- NOK 1.8 billion in grant support to GFF for 2021-2023\r\n- Soft earmark within this NOK 100 million in matching grants to “Innovation to Scale” initiative, provided no other donor will do so. Additional allocation may be made.\r\n- Soft earmark funds within the grant to cover the 2% diff. betw. the total GFF and UNICEF fees (5%+ 7%) and the approved fee by Laerdal Found. (10%)\r\nEnsuring universal access to sexual and reprod. health and rigths is core.\r\n\r\nBy late 2023 the GFF supports 36 low and lower-middle income countries with catalytic financing and technical?assistance to develop and implement prioritized national health plans to scale up access to affordable, quality care for women, children and adolescents: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Côte d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guatemala, Guinea, Haiti, Indonesia, Kenya, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mozambique, Myanmar, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Uganda, Vietnam, Zambia, Zimbabwe."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","QZA-21/0223","G2Px (Digitizing Government to Person Payments) support on country implementation of social safety nets","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","10 - Social Protection",63.730000000000004,19,28.03,null,null,110.76,"The ID4D trust fund supports countries to build out foundational digital identity systems and the G2Px trust fund window specifically supports uses cases enabling government to person payments. This is of high importance for public service delivery, social safety nets, and for the borad inclusion of marginalized groups and to ensure gender equality."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","QZA-25/0066","Strengthening Development Impact through Evidence-Based Learning - DIF","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","82 - Research/scientific institutions",null,null,null,null,4.9000000000000004,4.9000000000000004,"This agreement supports the Development Impact Fund (DIF) Umbrella Facility, a Multi-Donor Trust Fund in the World Bank aimed at increasing the impact of development finance by generating and applying rigorous and actionable research across development sectors at the global, national, and local levels.\r\nDIF seeks to promote the widespread use of science in policy making, foster ownership in the generation and adoption of evidence, and transition from financial reporting to reporting the causal impact of development finance.\r\nDIF aims to operate on the following guiding principles:\r\n• Enable countries to adopt analytically advanced digital management tools and conduct policy trials to help prioritize investments and inform programmatic choices.\r\n• Embrace coproduction between the government and its partners to expand local capacities for evidence-based policy making and generate contextually relevant solutions.\r\n• Expand knowledge financing and promote knowledge diffusion through country, sector, and global collaborations.\r\n\r\nDIF addresses the problem of limited, unevenly distributed evidence for policymaking, aiming to enhance the impact of development programs. The core activities encompass: (1) Curation and production of multi-sector data to understand constraints and develop and evaluate potential solutions; (2) Rigorous Impact Evaluations to drive evidence-based policy organized in country/region/sector programs; and (3) Capacity building for evidence-based policymaking through coproduction with/and training of the government counterparts to leverage evidence.\r\n\r\nDIF's research programs are organized into four main thematic pillars: People (education, gender, social protection), Planet (climate change, environment and natural resources, water), Proseprity (private sector, governance, public finance, trade) and Infrastructure (digital, energy, transport). "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","RAF-18/0047","Think Africa Partnership (TAP)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Africa Regional","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","20 - Employment creation",20,null,20,60.177,38,138.17699999999999,"The Think Africa Partnership (TAP) is a multi-partner fund administered by the World Bank Africa region. Its objectives are to promote economic transformation across Africa by supporting African policy-makers to make better use of evidence and knowledge. The contribution from Norad will support a new work programme called Strategic Partnerships for Private Sector Development and Growth (SP4PG). The African Center for Economic Transformation (ACET) in Ghana will be the key implementing partner.  In 2024, an amendment with explicit focus on women’s economic rights and opportunities in selected sub-Saharan African contexts, with project implementation 2024-2026 (Total budget NOK 126 177 000) was added to the agreement. Project implementors for this amendment are Word Bank Group units Africa Gender Innovation Lab (Africa GIL) and Women, Business and the Law (WBL). The 2024-2026 WEE project partnership with Africa GIL and WBL will contribute to TAP 2023 outcome-level pillars 1 (“Amplify the knowledge base and support African talent development”) and 3 (“Building the bridge to policy impact”), with a focus to strengthen TAP outcomes with specific targets relating to identification of gender gaps and constraints to women’s empowerment in GIL and WBL’s advisory and knowledge distribution activities to advance women’s economic rights and opportunities in Africa and improve the African knowledge ecosystem."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","RAS-23/0002","Fund for responding to loss and damage (FRLD)","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,null,277.42250000000001,null,277.42250000000001,"The Fund for responding to loss and damage (FRLD) is a financial intermediary fund (FIF) supporting developing countries to address economic and non-economic losses and damages from climate change related natural hazards and slow onset events. The World Bank serves as the Trustee and there will be multiple implementing organisations. FRLD will partly support preparedness measures in building resilience and capacities that reduce climate related risks, exposure and vulnerabilites, and will partly respond directly to inevitable losses and damages from such events."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","UKR-22/0003","Budget Support Ukraine 2022","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Multisector and other","510 - General budget support","10 - General budget support",null,300,null,null,null,300,"Budget Support to Ukraine 2022 through the Multi-Donor Trust Fund for Co-financing of the Ukraine Second Economic Recovery Development Policy Program."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","AFDB - African Development Bank","RAF-08/070","Congo Basin Forest Fund","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Middle Africa regional","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",-38.767154390000002,null,-6.5578599999999998,null,null,-45.32501439,"The purpose of the commitment is to provide funding for projects to slow down deforestation, by developing the capacity of peoples and institutions in the Congo Basin countries to manage their forest and alleviating poverty by helping the local communities to get appropriate & sustainable  livehoods that are consistent with the conservation of forests. It supposes the commitment of the Congo Basin states to establish & implement holistic national strategies for the preservation of their forest\r\n"]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","AFDB - African Development Bank","RAF-12/0070","Grant Compensation Clause. African Development Fund","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Africa Regional","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",18.750495000000001,20.738758000000001,null,null,null,39.489253000000005,"Grant Compensation Clause. African Development Bank"]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","AFDB - African Development Bank","RAF-18/0046","Sustainable Energy Fund Africa (SEFA) Phase II","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Africa Regional","Environment and energy","232 - Energy generation, renewable sources","10 - Energy generation, renewable sources – multiple technologies",50,53.826000000000001,null,132.619145,70,306.44514500000002,"Phase II of support to SEFA. SEFA is a multi-donor trust fund (special fund) administered by the African Development Bank. SEFA supports medium-scale and small renewable energy and energy-efficiency projects developed by the private sector. SEFA offers technical assistance at different stages in the project development cycle as well as concessional financing."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","AFDB - African Development Bank","RAF-21/0029","Grant Compensation African Development Fund (ADF 16)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Africa Regional","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,28.888759,30.584126999999999,37.998207999999998,97.471093999999994,"Grant Compensation Clause African Development Fund "]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","AFDB - African Development Bank","RAF-22/0029","African Fertilizer Financing Mechanism_African Emergency Food Production Facility","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Africa Regional","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","50 - Agricultural inputs",null,86,null,6,8,100,"The African Union has established the African Fertilizer Financing Mechanism (AFFM) under the African Development Bank (AfDB) through the Abuja Declaration on Fertilizer for the African Green Revolution. As a response to the 2022 food crisis AfDB has applied for funds to AFFM under its African Emergency Food Production Facility (AEFPF). Under the AFFM credit guarantees will be offered to fertilizer suppliers, fertilizer value chains will be strengthened, and extension services provided. The overall objective is to increase availability of fertilizer and usage by smallholder farmers.  \r\n"]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","AFDB - African Development Bank","RAF-23/0040","Support to Africa Disaster Risk Financing Program (ADRiFi)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Africa Regional","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","60 - Disaster Risk Reduction",null,null,35,25,10,70,"ADRiFi is the African Development Bank’s flagship initiative and vehicle for promoting climate and disaster risk finance instruments. The overarching goal of ADRiFi is to enhance the resilience and response to climate shocks in African countries by improving management of climate risks. The MDTF has two pillars: capacity-building and premium financing. Funding to ADRiFi is a follow-up of the Norwegian climate adaptation strategy. ADRiFi has at least one outcome focusing on gender equality and women’s empowerment."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","AFDF - African Development Fund","RAF-24/0008","Climate Action Window (CAW) in the African Development Fund (ADF)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Africa Regional","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",null,null,null,null,50,50,"Core funding to Climate Action Window (CAW) in the African Development Fund (ADF), the soft window of the African Development Bank (AfDB). CAW provides grant finance to all countries that are eligible for support from the African Development Fund, to enhance access to climate finance beyond the existing efforts of the Bank in allocating 40% of its resources to Climate Action. The CAW is structured around three sub-windows: adaptation, mitigation, and technical assistance (TA). The aspirational allocation of funding between these sub-windows is 75% for adaptation, 15% for mitigation, and 10% for TA. Norway supports the adaptation subwindow. CAW Projects are drawn from existing ADF pipelines, national climate plans, Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), or co-developed with partners and other Bank Group initiatives through competitive calls. Projects must demonstrate host country ownership and significant co-financing potential as the goal of the CAW is to leverage up to three times its resource pool. All projects financed by the CAW must align with the Paris Agreement (“Paris-aligned”) for carbon neutral pathways and climate resilient development outcomes. Projects should originate from one or more of six CAW priority sectors, namely: (i) agriculture, food security and nutrition; (ii) water security and sanitation; (iii) climate information, early warning, and disaster risk management; (iv) transport and infrastructure; (v) energy access and renewable energy; and (vi) green finance. "]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","CEB - Council of Europe Development Bank","RER-12/0019","Regional Refugee Housing Project in the Western Balkans","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Europe Regional","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","40 - Low-cost housing",null,null,null,-4.5832371900000002,null,-4.5832371900000002,"Support to the RHP Fund for the Western Balkans"]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - ETC - Early Transition Countries Initiative","QZA-20/0080","Sustainable Infrastructure Fund – SIF","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",20,null,null,null,null,20,"Basic Infrastructur Central Asia and Eastern Partnership"]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development","ARM-24/0001","EBRD - E5P - Armenia","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Armenia","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","83 - Energy conservation and demand-side efficiency",null,null,null,10,null,10,"The Eastern Europe Energy Efficiency and Environment Partnership (E5P) was established to facilitate municipal infrastructure investments boosting energy efficiency and environmental protection in the Eastern Partnership countries, in particular aiming at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.  The Fund has been operating in Ukraine since 2010 and has by now expanded to all the EU Eastern Partnership countries of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia and Moldova. The Fund co-finances district heating and public buildings projects together with local transport, solid waste and street lighting investments. The EBRD acts as the fund manager on behalf of contributors and other IFIs.\r\n\r\nThe E5P Fund has different country windows to which donors earmark resources. This contribution is for the Armenia window."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development","MDA-23/0003","EBRD Crisis Response Special Fund ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Moldova","Environment and energy","236 - Heating, cooling and energy distribution","40 - Retail gas distribution",null,null,400,null,null,400,"Norwegian funds will be used as grants blended into a larger EBRD-funded financing package to support Moldova strengthen energy security by sourcing gas from non-Russian sources. The funds will flow through EBRD's Crisis Special Response Fund which has donor-specific windows for support to Ukraine and neighbouring and affected countries such as Moldova."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development","MDA-23/0004","EBRD - E5P - Moldova window","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Moldova","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","83 - Energy conservation and demand-side efficiency",null,null,10,30,50,90,"The E5P was established to facilitate municipal infrastructure investments boosting energy efficiency and environmental protection in the Eastern Partnership countries, in particular aiming at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.  The Fund has been operating in Ukraine since 2010 and has by now expanded to all the EU Eastern Partnership countries of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia and Moldova. The Fund co-finances district heating and public buildings projects together with local transport, solid waste and street lighting investments. The EBRD acts as the fund manager on behalf of contributors and other IFIs.\r\n\r\nThe E5P Fund has different country windows to which donors earmark resources. This contribution is for the Moldova window."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development","MDA-24/0007","EBRD - Residential Green Economy Financing Facility (GEFF) in Moldova","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Moldova","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","83 - Energy conservation and demand-side efficiency",null,null,null,35,null,35,"Support to Residential Green Economy Financing Facility (GEFF) in Moldova through High Impact Partnership on Climate Action (HIPCA). Moldova’s residential stock is severely outdated and energy inefficient. The Project will reduce energy consumption and increase energy independence from volatile and harmful fossil fuels in the country. Financing, incentive grants, first loss-risk cover (FLRC), advisory and awareness services will promote the switch to energy efficient and renewable energy technologies across the residential sector of the economy.\r\n\r\nBuilding on the existing gender gaps assessment from the previous Moldova GEFF programme, Gender experts embedded in the programme’s TA, will provide a brief assessment of pertinent gender gaps in the Moldovan residential market. On that basis, the experts will provide targeted support to PFIs to firstly, collect sex-disaggregated data on their respective current share of female beneficiaries as part of their residential programmes, and secondly, ensure they are well-equipped to implement the MoGEFF programme in a gender-responsive way. The aim is to increase the supply of green finance available to women, by specifying a minimum share of female beneficiaries for each PFI and channelling at least 20% of the Programme’s funds towards women sub-borrowers. In addition, the consultants will ensure that women are well represented among (potential) sub-borrowers benefitting from training and capacity building support."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development","RER-20/0001","EBRD - Norway Covid-19 response","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Europe Regional","Production sectors and trade","321 - Industry","30 - Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development",null,20,null,null,null,20,"Norway will participate in a “SME Work Capital Facility” as Covid-19 response on the Western Balkans. Other bilataral donors are also ready to participate by pooling their resources into a “multi-donor” fund. EBRD will most likely apply existing programmes in order to secure fast mobilisation of funds on the ground. The project will ensure badly needed working capital to SMEs in the region following the Covid 19 crisis."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development","UKR-18/0012","EBRD – UKRAINE STABILISATION AND SUSTAINABLE GROWTH MULTI-DONOR ACCOUNT","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Environment and energy","232 - Energy generation, renewable sources","10 - Energy generation, renewable sources – multiple technologies",13,null,null,null,null,13,"\r\n\r\nIn accordance with paragraph 1.04(e) of the General Conditions, it would be the Contributor’s preference for the cooperation funds to be utilised by EBRD in support of the following areas: energy sector reform and anti-corruption reform (including in the energy sector) and the Business Ombudsman activity. \r\n"]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development","UKR-22/0008","EBRD Food Security Support Ukraine","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","71 - Food security policy and administrative management",null,50,null,null,null,50,"Support to food production in Ukraine following Russia's war of aggression"]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development","UKR-22/0011","Ukraine support to gas purchase through EBRD","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Environment and energy","236 - Heating, cooling and energy distribution","40 - Retail gas distribution",null,2000,635,null,2000,4635,"Emergency grant support to Ukraine for purchasing gas though the EBRD Crisis Response Special Fund"]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development","UKR-23/0006","EBRD Power sector support UkrEnergo","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Environment and energy","236 - Heating, cooling and energy distribution","30 - Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids)",null,null,865,200,null,1065,"EBRD Crisis Response Special Fund - immediate support to electricity sector. The contribution goes towards supporing UkrEnergo to fund necessary costs to ensure the continued operation of transmission lines, including to undertake necessary emergency repairs and maintenance. A portion of the funds is available to service payment obligations to producers of renewable energy for the power they provide. "]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development","UKR-23/0024","EBRD Ukraine Recovery and Reconstruction Guarantee","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Production sectors and trade","331 - Trade policy and regulations and trade-related adjustments","20 - Trade facilitation",null,null,60,null,null,60,"A  public-private partnership composed of Ukrianian authoroties, insurance broker companies and EBRD has composed a scheme to reduce the insurance costs of ship traffic on the Danube and the Black Sea, carrying cargo (predominantly grains and other agricultural products). Norwegian funding co-finance the Ukrainian financing of a risk cover to be used as security to provide necessary insurances to foster incresed exports."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development","UKR-23/0028","EBRD - E5P - Ukraine window","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Ukraine","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","83 - Energy conservation and demand-side efficiency",null,null,30,30,null,60,"The E5P was established to facilitate municipal infrastructure investments boosting energy efficiency and environmental protection in the Eastern Partnership countries, in particular aiming at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.  The Fund has been operating in Ukraine since 2010 and has by now expanded to all the EU Eastern Partnership countries of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia and Moldova. The Fund co-finances district heating and public buildings projects together with local transport, solid waste and street lighting investments. The EBRD acts as the fund manager on behalf of contributors and other IFIs.\r\n\r\nThe E5P Fund has different country windows to which donors earmark resources. This contribution is for the Ukraine window."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development","UKR-24/0030","EBRD - Ukrnafta Emergency Distributed Generation Support ","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Ukraine","Environment and energy","233 - Energy generation, non-renewable sources","40 - Natural gas-fired electric power plants",null,null,null,280,null,280,"Support through EBRD Crisis Response Special Fund (‘CRSF’) sub-account window. The objectives of this funding are to support “Ukraine’s energy security as well as securing the livelihood of the Ukrainian population” (“target group”), with electricity and heat. With these funds, Ukrnafta plans to install up to 100 MW of smaller, distributed and flexible gas-fired generation assets."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - European Western Balkans Joint Trust Fund","RER-12/0075","EBRD. New Norway cooperation Fund","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,null,-6.5338642900000004,null,-6.5338642900000004,"Replenishment of new Norway  Cooperation Fund for use by EBRD"]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - European Western Balkans Joint Trust Fund","RER-15/0001","European Western Balkans Joint Fund","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",30,30,null,30,30,120,"WBIF is an instrument to support and facilitate socioeconomic development and EU accession in the Western Balkans."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","EBRD - technical co-operation and special funds","QZA-21/0242","EBRD E5P Eastern European Energy Efficiency and Environment Partnership","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","83 - Energy conservation and demand-side efficiency",40,52.454999999999998,20,null,null,112.455,"The E5P was established to facilitate municipal infrastructure investments boosting energy efficiency and environmental protection in the Eastern Partnership countries, in particular aiming at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.  The Fund has been operating in Ukraine since 2010 and has by now expanded to all the EU Eastern Partnership countries of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia and Moldova. The Fund co-finances district heating and public buildings projects together with local transport, solid waste and street lighting investments. The E5P resources are close to EUR 235 million. The EBRD acts as the fund manager on behalf of contributors and other IFIs."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","IDB - Inter-American Development Bank","RAM-13/0014","IDB Transparency Trust Fund","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","America Regional","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","13 - Anti-corruption organisations and institutions ",5,null,null,null,null,5,"The Fund will strengthen member countries ongoing anticorruption efforts in order to enhance governance in the region through:\r\n- Enhanced access to information\r\n- Enhanced participatory Mechanisms\r\n- Enhanced monitoring Mechanisms\r"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","Adaptation Fund","QZA-21/0284","Adaptation Fund 2021- 2024","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",70,90,118.83,21.17,null,300,"Multiyear agreement with the World Bank for support to the Adaptation Fund (2021-2024). The fund is an official financial mechanism under the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement and funds climate adaptation projects in vulnerable countries. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","ALSF - African Legal Support Facility","RAF-13/0022","African Legal Support Facility ","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Africa Regional","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","30 - Legal and judicial development",10,5.6,null,null,null,15.6,"Support to finance the 2013-2014 work program of ALSF, with the goal of enhancing African member countries legal capacity to litigate and negotiate fair deals.   "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","ATI - African Trade Insurance Agency","RAF-20/0014","SUPPORT TO THE AFRICAN TRADE INSURANCE AGENCY’S REGIONAL LIQUIDITY SUPPORT FACILITY (RLSF) AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SECTOR INITIATIVES","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Africa Regional","Environment and energy","232 - Energy generation, renewable sources","10 - Energy generation, renewable sources – multiple technologies",null,4,15,17.2,26.4,62.6,"Funding for provision of first loss capital to back liquidity gurantees issued by African trade Insurance Agency to mobilize  investments into renewable projects"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","CGIAR - Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research","QZA-16/0155","CGIAR","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",100,125,271.619213,65.880786999999998,271.47300000000001,833.97299999999996,"The Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research, CGIAR, research is dedicated to reducing rural poverty, increasing food security, improving human health and nutrition, and ensuring more sustainable management of natural resources. It is carried out by 15 Centers, that are members of the CGIAR Consortium, in close collaboration with hundreds of partner organizations, including national and regional research institutes, civil society organizations, academia, and the private sector."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","Council of Europe","ARM-23/0001","Council of Europe Action Plan Armenia","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Armenia","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","50 - Democratic participation and civil society",null,null,11,7,7,25,"Support to  Council of Europe Action Plan for Armenia 2023-26. Promoting Human Rights, the Rule of Law and Democracy."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","Council of Europe","GEO-23/0004","Council of Europe Action Plan Georgia 2024-2027","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Georgia","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","50 - Democratic participation and civil society",null,null,null,null,2,2,"Support to  Council of Europe Action Plan for Georgia 2024-27. Promoting Human Rights, the Rule of Law and Democracy. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","Council of Europe","MDA-23/0002","Council of Europe Moldova Action Plan ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Moldova","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","50 - Democratic participation and civil society",null,null,null,8,null,8,"Support to  Council of Europe Action Plan for Moldova 2021-2024. Promoting Human Rights, the Rule of Law and Democracy. Transversal dimensions such as gender equality, gender mainstreaming, and civil society's participation are key components of the Council of Europe's human rights approach in Moldova. The intervention is based on a gender analysis that has informed the intervention design. Outcome 3 includes objectives explicitly addressing participation and inclusion of women in democratic decision-making, and also includes indicators disaggregated by gender."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","Council of Europe","MDA-25/0004","Council of Europe Action Plan for the Republic of Moldova 2025-2028 ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Moldova","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","10 - Public sector policy and administrative management",null,null,null,null,10,10,"The CoE Action Plan for Moldova 2025-2028 is a strategic programming instrument that aims to bring Moldova’s legislation, institutions and practice further into line with European standards in the areas of human rights, democracy and the rule of law. The Action Plan is intended to support the country’s efforts to honor its obligations as a Council of Europe member state and will be implemented as part of the Reykjavik Principles for Democracy whereby members states recommitted to “work together to protect and promote the three fundamental, interdependent and inalienable principles of democracy, rule of law, and human rights, as enshrined in the Statute of the Council of Europe and in the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms”. The overall aim for impact is a more inclusive, just, democratic, and resilient society with enhanced legislative and institutional practices that will bring the Republic of Moldova in line with European Standards on human rights, rule of law, and democracy.\r\n\r\nThe Action Plan also aims to enhance national legislation, policies, and knowledge on advancing social justice, good health, and a sustainable environment and protecting related human rights. Furthermore, the Action Plan will strengthen the fight against women and domestic violence, discrimination, hatred, racism, and intolerance, and protecting the rights of vulnerable groups, including women, children, people with disabilities, Roma minority, LGBTI persons, and migrants.\r\n\r\nKey target groups include public officials, members of Parliament, Office of People’s Advocate, the Prosecutor’s Office, the Office of Government’s Agent, judiciary, prosecutorial and law enforcement authorities, legal professionals, CSOs, healthcare professionals, business entities, human rights defenders, media, and journalists. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","Council of Europe","NAF-18/0001","CoE. Neighbourhood partnership with Tunisia and Morocco","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","North of Sahara Regional","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",10.3504,null,null,-3.1149276000000001,null,7.2354724000000008,"Contribute to reinforcing human rights, rule of law and democracy in Morocco and Tunisia by providing continued support to the on-going processes of democratic reforms based on demand-driven approach."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","Council of Europe","TUN-22/0001","Neighbourhood Partnership with Tunisia 2022-2025","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Tunisia","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",null,7,7,7,7,28,"Neighbourhood Partnership with Tunisia 2022-2025. The program has three main focus areas; (1) human rights, including capacity building in the government sector, (2) equality and human dignity; including combating violence against women/domestic violence, and preventing children from exploitation, (3) guaranteeing social rights through promoting the rule of law, and securing independent institutions."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","Council of Europe","UKR-23/0010","Council of Europe Ukraine Action Plan 2023-2026","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","30 - Legal and judicial development",null,null,20,10,13,43,"The Council of Europe Action Plan for Ukraine “Resilience, Recovery and Reconstruction” 2023-2026 has been prepared in close consultation with the Ukrainian authorities, as a response to the determination and resolve of Ukraine’s authorities and people to engage in rebuilding the country. The proposed measures, based on Council of Europe standards, are aimed at accompanying the reconstruction process and economic recovery in Ukraine with support to strengthen the resilience of Ukrainian public institutions, to enhance democratic governance and the rule of law and to protect citizens’ fundamental rights. The intervention is based on a gender analysis that has informed the intervention design. Several outcomes include objectives explicitly addressing women and gender equality, and also includes indicators disaggregated by gender, degree to which new/adjusted policies are gender sensitive and degree to which women’s organizations have been reached and strengthened."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","Energy Community Secretariat","UKR-24/0033","Energy Community - Support to power, electricity and heat production","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Environment and energy","234 - Hybrid energy electric power plants","10 - Hybrid energy electric power plants",null,null,null,300,null,300,"This project aims to scale up support to the energy sector in Ukraine. This will deliver results in electricity generation and heat production in Ukraine. The funds will be used for the purchase of one gas turbine as a first step. The recipient of the equipment will also ensure the construction of a so-called second-cycle for utilizing heat. The Energy Community Secretariat (EnCS) is suggested as the implementing partner for the procurement of the equipment, which will be part of the Ukraine Energy Support Fund (UESF). The project will help stabilize the energy supply in the Dnipro region, heavily affected by the war, by constructing a modern 125 MW Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plant to provide both electricity and heating to nearby areas. The gas turbine units are hydrogen-compatible (up to 75% H2 compatibility, with a roadmap for 100% by 2025), ensuring the plant’s future adaptability to renewable energy sources."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","Energy Community Secretariat","UKR-25/0009","Energy Community - critical repair of energy infrastructure in Ukraine","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Environment and energy","234 - Hybrid energy electric power plants","10 - Hybrid energy electric power plants",null,null,null,null,500,500,"Norway is committed to supporting Ukraine's energy recovery through the Ukraine Energy Support Fund, focusing on urgent needs and long-term resilience. Key actions include procuring and deploying essential energy infrastructure like gas turbines, transformers, and decentralized solutions, alongside repairing damaged systems and implementing protective measures. The 2025 strategy emphasizes developing green energy and decentralized production, including a national plan for repairing power plants and gas infrastructure. Norway's support aims to strengthen Ukraine's energy security, increase generation capacity, enhance grid stability, and expand decentralized renewable energy use. Critical infrastructure delivery includes modular gas compressor units, mobile cogeneration units, and solar systems for hospitals, supported with training and maintenance. The Fund seeks unrestricted support for flexibility in addressing evolving needs, prioritizing interventions like reinforcing grid stability and supporting renewable solutions. Despite a EUR 225 million financing gap, reforms aim to improve procurement efficiency and transparency, with major donors collectively enhancing the Fund's capability to address urgent energy needs amidst geopolitical threats."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","Eurocontrol - The European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation","UKR-23/0004","Support to Ukraine and Moldova through Eurocontrol","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Economic infrastructure and services","210 - Transport and storage","50 - Air transport",null,null,6.9099993299999998,7.0661379999999996,6.15843338,20.134570709999998,"Eurocontrol voluntary funds for Ukraine and Moldova to compensate for loss of income from aviation control services resulting from closed air space due to the Russian invation. The fund splits the funding 93.75 % to Ukraine and 6.25 % to Moldova.\r\nThe Ministry of Transport has the spending authority on this agreement. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GAFSP - Global Agriculture and Food Security Program","QZA-20/0046","WB: GAFSP 2 - Global Agriculture and Food Security Programme","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","20 - Agricultural development",142.43899999999999,57.561,94.509,null,null,294.50900000000001,"The Global Agriculture & Food Security Program (GAFSP) is a Financial Intermediary Fund (FIF), administered by the World Bank. The Fund was created in the wake of pledges made by the G8 at the L’Aquilia Summit in 2009, with the objective to address food security. Since its inception, GAFSP has launched four Calls for Proposals and provided grant financing totaling $1.4+ billion to 41 countries impacting 10.4 million people "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GAVI - Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization","QZA-20/0206","Gavi COVAX AMC Covid-19","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","64 - COVID-19 control",500,null,null,null,null,500,"Support to Gavi for the purpose of supporting the COVAX AMC which is set up to promote equitable access to vaccines against Covid-19 for 92 eligible economies (LICs/LMICs) through Official Development Assistance funding from donors, as well as through support from private foundations and organizations. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GAVI - Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization","QZA-21/0252-1","Gavi Contribution Agreement 2021-2025","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",1221.973,1163.2139999999999,1069.7529999999999,1404.085,1190.9749999999999,6050,"Core contributrion to Gavi 2021 - 2025. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GCERF - The Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund","SAF-21/0005","GCERF Enhanced Resilience to Violent Extremism (Sahel & Littoral States) ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","South of Sahara Regional","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,20.246642000000001,14.813723,26.924674,61.985039,"Fund replenishment, or core support with a soft geographic earmarking to the Sahel region, relevant West-African coastal states, and the Horn of Africa. GCERF’s Sahel programme is the point of departure, with the G5 Sahel countries and so-called ‘littoral states’ as the main beneficiaries. The Sahel programme focuses on the Liptako-Gourma region (“Fuseau Centre”) and is in the process to expanding it to other parts of the G5 countries: “Fuseau Ouest” (Mali-Mauritania border) and the “Fuseau Est” (Niger-Chad border). G5 Sahel consists of Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania and Niger. Ghana, Benin, Togo, Ivory Coast, and Nigeria fall into the category of so-called littoral states. The Norwegian grant will mainly be utilised in Mauritania, Chad, Ghana and Niger. Overall objective (impact): The emergence of resilient communities against violent extremism in the most vulnerable communities. \r\n\r\nTarget Groups: \r\n-\tGroup 1: Internally and externally displaced young men and women living in host communities in rural areas. \r\n-\tGroup 2: Bereaved households due to extremist, self-defence militias, or government forces operations. \r\n-\tGroup 3: Local authority actors, including customary chiefs and religious leaders to enable existing structures to build sustainable pockets of peace.\r\n\r\nAll GCERF projects have a gender equality cross-cutting theme to ensure a conflict sensitive and inclusive response. In addition, each grantee benefits from tailored trainings for example on gender sensitive programming."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GCF - Green Climate Fund","MUL-19/0010","Green Climate Fund Trust Fund 2020-2023","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",629.84,820.16,650,null,null,2100,"Norwegian Contribution to the Green Climate Fund, with funds from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, for 2020-2023."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GCF - Green Climate Fund","MUL-21/0014","Green Climate Fund Trust Fund 2024-2027","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",null,null,null,737.35199999999998,685.87900000000002,1423.231,"Norwegian Contribution to the Green Climate Fund"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GEF - Global Environment Facility","QZA-18/0048","The Global Environment Facility - GEF 7","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",130,null,null,null,null,130,"The Global Environment Facility (GEF) was established as the funding mechanism for three Rio conventions. It is an international partnership of 183 countries, international institutions, civil society organizations and the private sector that addresses global environmental issues within the fields of Climate change, Biodiversity, Land degradation, International Waters, and Chemicals and Waste. The World Bank is the trustee for the GEF. This agreement covers the 7th replenishment of the GEF."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GEF - Global Environment Facility","QZA-21/0203","The Global Environment Facility - GEF 8","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",null,195,195,195,195,780,"The Global Environment Facility (GEF) was established as the funding mechanism for the three Rio conventions. In addition it is the funding mechanism for the Stockholm and Minamata conventions. The GEF is an international partnership of 184 countries, international institutions, civil society organizations, indigenous groups, and the private sector that addresses global environmental issues within the fields of climate change, biological diversity, land degradation, chemicals and waste, and international waters. The World Bank is the trustee of the GEF. This agreement covers the 8th replenishment period (2022-2026). "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GEF - Global Environment Facility","QZA-24/0143","Global Biodiversity Framework Fund (GBFF)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","30 - Bio-diversity",null,null,null,150,null,150,"The Global Biodiversity Framework Fund was established in June 2023 as a result of a decision taken by the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biologial Diversity (CBD) in December 2022 (COP15). The GBFF is established as a trust fund in the GEF family of funds and provides funding to developing countries to deliver on the Kunming Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. Norway pledged support to the fund at COP16 in October 2024. The GBFF supports biodiversity projects which also have co-benefits in terms of climate change adaptation, climate mitigation, and environment more in general. The GEF has a policy and guidelines on gender equality and has a mandatory structure that requires all projects, including GBFF projects to include a gender analysis."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GEF - LDCF - Least Developed Countries Trust Fund","RAF-23/0010","Least Developed Countries Fund - LDCF","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",null,null,100,null,null,100,"The LDCF was established in response to guidance received from the seventh Conference of the Parties (COP 7) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in 2001. It is a fund established under the Global Environment Facility and focuses on climate adaptation in least developed countries. LDCF has a strategy for 2022-2026. For this strategy period (GEF-8), LDCF has four thematic priorities: 1) Agriculture, food security, and health; 2) Water; 3) Nature-based solutions; and 4) Early Warning and Climate Information Systems. The support is to be provided for the last three years of the strategic period. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GFATM - Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria","MUL-16/0022","The Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",756.68200000000002,800,null,null,null,1556.682,"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."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GFATM - Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria","MUL-16/0022-1","The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria – additional funds to COVID-19 Response Mechanism (C19RM)","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",440,null,null,null,null,440,"This agreement is in support of The Global Fund’s COVID-19 Response Mechanism and their contribution to ACT-A. The mechanism supports countries in responding to COVID-19, mitigating the impact on programs to fight HIV, TB and malaria, and initiating urgent improvements in health and community systems."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GFATM - Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria","MUL-23/0005","Global Fund to fight AIDS,Tuberculosis and Malaria 2023-2025","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",null,null,426,787,787,2000,"Multi-year contribution to The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria for a total of NOK 2 billion for the period 2023-2025.\r\n\r\nThe Global Fund is a worldwide partnership to defeat HIV, TB and malaria and ensure a healthier, safer, more equitable future for all. They raise and invest more than USD 5 billion a year to fight the three diseases, challenge the injustice that fuels them, and strengthen health systems and pandemic preparedness in more than 100 of the hardest hit countries."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GFDRR - Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery","QZA-20/0077","GFDRR. Multiannual contribution","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","60 - Disaster Risk Reduction",45,30,30,30,30,165,"The Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR) is a global partnership that helps developing countries better understand and reduce their vulnerability to natural hazards and climate change. GFDRR contributes to the implementation of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction by helping countries to integrate disaster risk management and climate change adaptation into development strategies and investment programs and recover from disasters quickly and effectively."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","GPE - Global Partnership for Education","QZA-11/1032","Global Partnership for Education (GPE) Fund","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Education","112 - Basic education","20 - Primary education",826,281,313.39999999999998,286.96253000000002,216.33747,1923.7,"GPE supports low- and low-middle income countries, with the aim of ensuring a quality education for every child. GPE mobilizes partnerships and investments that transform education systems in developing countries, leaving no one behind. Its goal is to accelerate access, learning outcomes and gender equality through equitable, inclusive and resilient education systems fit for the 21st century."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IDEA - International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance","QZA-19/0225-2","Int. IDEA. Program support","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","50 - Democratic participation and civil society",17.5,7.5,null,null,null,25,"Programme-support to Int. IDEA's core activites as set out in Annex A to the Agreement and  the Annual Programme and Budget approved by the Council of Member States"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IEA - International Energy Agency","QZA-21/0272","IEA Special report on sub-Saharan Africa’s energy outlook","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","South of Sahara Regional","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","10 - Energy policy and administrative management",5,null,null,null,null,5,"Support to the development of a Special report on sub-Saharan Africa’s energy outlook will provide knowledge on the how Africa can secure an energy tranisiton that both enables universal access to energy by 2030 (SDG7) as well as an energy supply aligned with a climate neutral future (SDG13). Household energy and effects for women is a focus area, and the report will have disaggregated data on gender.\r\n\r\n"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IEA - International Energy Agency","QZA-24/0083","IEA Clean Energy Transitions Programme (CETP) ","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","10 - Energy policy and administrative management",null,null,null,null,10,10,"Norad supports the IEA’s Clean Energy Transitions Programme, which works to strengthen the capacity of developing and middle-income countries to implement their energy transition plans. The programme’s activities include data and analytical work, technical cooperation, policy advice, training, and strategic political dialogue. It has an increasing focus on capacity building to help countries develop frameworks that facilitate energy transition while improving the lives and welfare of their populations. \nThe overarching goal of the programme is to increase access to energy, both in light of the SDGs and the target of net zero emissions by 2050. It aims to build capacity within governments in over 20 selected countries globally, with a particular focus on countries in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA).\n\r\nThe main activities in the new phase (2025–2029) are structured around three pillars:\n\n Access to clean energy, including efforts to promote clean cooking solutions in SSA.\n Improved coordination of multilateral support to SSA.\n Making data, analyses, and reports available to support countries in decision-making related to energy transition processes.\n\n\r\nThe pillars (initiatives) have the following sub-goals:\n\n \r\n1) Regional cooperation to increase access to clean cooking energy in Africa, especially through the development of national strategies and policy work for clean cookstoves.\n\r\n2) Measures to increase investments that can trigger larger and more sustainable efforts to improve energy access.\n\r\n3) Sector-specific guidance on financing, increased knowledge of carbon credits, and opportunities to expand the use of carbon credits as financing in the cookstove sector. A strengthened framework for carbon financing will help increase the likelihood of private investment.\r\n4) \nGovernance: strengthening institutions in 20+ countries, and building capacity within public administration so that countries are able to meet their own energy transition goals.\r\n"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IEA - International Energy Agency","RAF-22/0047","IEA Sub-Saharan African Country Energy Analyses","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Eastern Africa, regional","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","10 - Energy policy and administrative management",null,2.5,null,2.5,null,5,"Support to the development of country energy transition analyses will provide knowledge on the how the selected countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, Uganda and Mozambique, can secure an energy transition that both enables universal access to energy by 2030 (SDG7) as well as an energy supply aligned with a climate neutral future (SDG13). Household energy access is a focus area, and the report will have policy recommendations for improving access and attracting increased private investment."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IFFIm - International Finance Facility for Immunisation","QZA-18/0264","IFFim Frontload for CEPI","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","50 - Infectious disease control",120,120,120,120,120,600,"IFFIm issues Vaccine Bonds in the capital markets and repay these bonds with long-term donor pledges. IFFIm will frontload pledges made by the Norwegian Government to CEPI in 2021-2025, for the use in the years 2019-2021. CEPI is a partnership of public, private and humanitarian org. The Coalition will fund/stimulate development of vaccines against selected diseases with potential for becoming major epidemics. \r\n"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IFFIm - International Finance Facility for Immunisation","QZA-20/0051","IFFIm Gavi  2021 - 2030","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",null,100,360,450,515,1425,"IFFIm issues vaccine bonds in the capital markets and repay these bonds with long-term donor pledges. IFFIm will frontload longterm pledges made by the Norwegian Government to Gavi's strategic mandate."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IFFIm - International Finance Facility for Immunisation","QZA-20/0091","IFFIm frontloading for CEPI og Covid-19 ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","64 - COVID-19 control",176,180,180,180,180,896,"IFFIm issues Covid19 Vaccine Bonds in the capital markets and repay these bonds with long-term donor pledges. IFFIm will frontload pledges made by the Norwegian Government to CEPI in 2021-2030, for the use in the years 2020-2021. CEPI is a partnership of public, private and humanitarian organizations. The Coalition will fund/stimulate development of vaccines against Covid19, and will work with partners to ensure equitable access to these vaccines. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IFFIm - International Finance Facility for Immunisation","QZA-20/0305","Covid-19 - IFFIm for COVAX AMC 2021-2030","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","64 - COVID-19 control",99.5,100,100,100,100,499.5,"IFFIm issues vaccine bonds in the capital markets and repay these bonds with long-term donor pledges. IFFIm will frontload longterm pledges made by the Norwegian Government to the Covax AMC."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IMF - International Monetary Fund","QZA-13/0438","Anti-Money Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorism, 2. Progr","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","13 - Anti-corruption organisations and institutions ",-0.60289893999999999,null,-0.36359167999999997,null,null,-0.96649061999999997,"Robust AML/CFT controls are a necessary condition for countries to be fully integrated into the global financial system; improving worldwide compliance with AML/CFT standards benefits the entire international financial system.The strategic objective is increased effectiveness of AML/CFT frameworks, both at national level and between countries.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IMF - International Monetary Fund","QZA-18/0174","Revenue mobilization trust fund ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",11,null,null,null,null,11,"The RMTF will promote revenue mobilization in support of sustainable development, and it will provide\r\ntechnical assistance for a select group of countries to achieve this. The expected outcomes are enhanced\r\nrevenue performance, improved tax policy design, high-quality tax legislations and regulations, more effective tax\r\nadministrations, more robust tax administration organizational structure, increased transparency, integrity, and\r\naccountability of the tax systems."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IMF - International Monetary Fund","QZA-19/0054","TADAT - Tax Administration Diagnostic Assessment Tool","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",2,2,null,2,null,6,"A tool to assess and diagnose different aspects of a tax administration.\r\n"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IMF - International Monetary Fund","QZA-19/0065","Support to IMF’s Regional Center of Technical Assistance of Central America, Panama and DR","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Caribbean & Central America, regional","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",6,null,null,6,null,12,"Support to IMF’s Regional Center of Technical Assistance of Central America, Panama and Dominican Republic (CAPTAC-DR)."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IMF - International Monetary Fund","QZA-19/0103","Support IMF D4D TF 2019 - 2021","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","62 - Statistical capacity building",3,3,3.5,null,null,9.5,"Putting more and better data in the hands of decision-makers to enhance evidence-based macroeconomic policies and support the achivement of the SDGs.  Focus:  Strenghten national statistical systems to cope with a more challenging national and international policy environment, promote transparency and accountability, and offer efficient solutions to capacity development. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IMF - International Monetary Fund","QZA-19/0210","Support to IMF technical assistance on tax issues","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",20,13.6,null,null,null,33.6,"The IMF promotes revenue mobilization in support of sustainable development, and it provides\r\ntechnical assistance for a select group of countries to achieve this. The expected outcomes are enhanced\r\nrevenue performance, improved tax policy design, high-quality tax legislations and regulations, more effective tax\r\nadministrations, more robust tax administration organizational structure, increased transparency, integrity, and\r\naccountability of the tax systems."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IMF - International Monetary Fund","QZA-23/0143","IMF Global Public Finance Partnership - GPFP","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",null,null,null,null,25,25,"The Revenue and Public Finance - initiative will promote revenue mobilization and capacity development of public finance systems  in support of sustainable development. It will provide technical assistance for a select group of countries and global knowledge to achieve this. The expected outcomes are enhanced revenue outcomes and better use of public finance in partner countries. This is a new Umbrella trust fund that merges current revenue trust funds (RMTF and TADAT) and revenues from natural rescources (MNRW) and IMF programs on public expenditure and public finance management. The Revenue areas will be the main area and will cover around 2/3 of the TF. Totally 60 countries supported, among them Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IMF - International Monetary Fund","QZA-25/0144-1","AFRITACs and ATI - IMF umbrella agreement","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Africa Regional","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",null,null,null,null,22.599999996999998,22.599999996999998,"The IMF promotes revenue mobilization in support of sustainable development, and it provides technical assistance for a select group of countries to achieve this. The expected outcomes are enhanced revenue performance, improved tax policy design, high-quality tax legislations and regulations, more effective tax administrations, more robust tax administration organizational structure, increased transparency, integrity, and accountability of the tax systems.\r\n\r\nFor the African Regional Technical Assistance Centres (AFRITACs), including African Training Institute (ATI), there is one joint result framework (same as for EU) that includes capacity development on public finance management, revenue administration, financial supervision and regulation, real sector macroeconomic statistics, real sector macro fiscal policies and inclusive growth and structural policies. The latter has specific goals related to climate change and gender. The logframe includes concrete objectives and outcome goals on gender equality. For instance that budget allocation systems and tools are in place for tracking and disclosing allocations for gender equality and women’s empowerment."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IMF - International Monetary Fund","QZA-25/0144-3","D4D module 5 climate  - IMF umbrella agreement","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",null,null,null,null,9.9999999989999999,9.9999999989999999,"D4D focus on climate finance: \r\n\r\nMODULE 5: Objective 5.1: Strengthen compilation and dissemination of select macro-relevant environmental and climate change statistics. \r\nOutcome 5.1: A new data set has been compiled and disseminated internally and/or to the public. \r\nIndicator 1: A new vintage of Air Emissions and/or Energy and/or Other Environmental Accounts is developed and disseminated internally and/or to the public for at least ten countries, with a clear data governance policy established. \r\nIndicator 2: A new vintage of physical and/or transition risk indicators is developed and disseminated internally and/or to the public for at least ten countries, with a clear data governance policy established. \r\nIndicator 3: A new vintage of climate expenditures, subsidies and/or finance is developed and disseminated internally and/or to the public for at least ten countries, with a clear data governance policy established. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IMF - PRGT - Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust","QZA-22/0131","IMF Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust Fund ","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",null,null,43.3,43.3,43.4,130,"The grant will enable the IMF to provide subsidised loans to eligible low-income countries.The subsidies will be funded by the PRG Trust Fund. The purpose of the lending is to assist eligible low-income countries with balance of payments needs in achieving, maintaining or restoring a stable and sustainable macroeconomic position consistent with strong and durable poverty reduction and growth."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IRENA - International Renewable Energy Agency","QZA-17/0419","IRENA – Voluntary contribution","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","10 - Energy policy and administrative management",20,20,null,null,null,40,"IRENA’s mission is to play a leading role in the ongoing transformation of the global energy systems as a centre of excellence for knowledge and innovation, a global voice of renewable energy, a network hub for all stakeholders and a source of advice and support for countries. IRENA’s Medium-term Strategy places particular focus on enabling policy, regulatory and technical frameworks, and business models and financing instruments."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IRENA - International Renewable Energy Agency","QZA-22/0059","Voluntary Contribution to IRENA's Work Program and Strategy 2024 - 2026","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","10 - Energy policy and administrative management",null,null,null,10,10,20,"IRENA’s mission is to play a leading role in the ongoing transformation of the global energy systems as a centre of excellence for knowledge and innovation, a global voice of renewable energy, a network hub for all stakeholders and a source of advice and support for countries. IRENA’s Medium-term Strategy places particular focus on enabling policy, regulatory and technical frameworks, and business models and financing instruments. Soft earmarked contributions where the countries supported under the activities will be ODA-eligible."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","NDF - Nordic Development Fund","RAF-21/0025","EEP - Energy and Environment Partnership Africa","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","South of Sahara Regional","Environment and energy","232 - Energy generation, renewable sources","10 - Energy generation, renewable sources – multiple technologies",null,null,50,null,null,50,"The Energy and Environment Partnership (EEP) Africa is a clean energy financing facility hosted and managed by the Nordic Development Fund (NDF) with funding from Austria, Finland, Iceland, Denmark, Swizerland and NDF. It is guided by a vision for a climate-resilient, zero-carbon future with the aim of contributing to the achievement of the Paris Agreement on climate change and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).\r\n \r\nEEP Africa provides early-stage grant and catalytic financing to innovative clean energy projects, technologies and business models in 17 countries across Southern and East Africa: Botswana, Burundi, Comoros, Eswatini, Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe.\r\n\r\nThe program aims for 41% minimum proportion of females in leadership positions among funded Grantees."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","NEFCO - Nordic Environment Finance Corporation","RAF-22/0010-1","Beyond the Grid Fund for Afrca (BGFA) ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Burkina Faso","Environment and energy","232 - Energy generation, renewable sources","31 - Solar energy for isolated grids and standalone systems",null,10.833333,null,null,null,10.833333,"Over 600 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa live today without access to electricity. The Beyond the Grid Fund for Africa (BGFA) aims to reduce this gap by stimulating and accelerating the emergency of new business models to incentivise the private sector to offer affordable and clean energy access at scale to people living in rural and peri-urban areas. The BGFA programme aims at actively promoting, incentivising and transferring best practices regarding gender equality in BGFA target countries. BGFA does this through requiring awardees (energy service providers) to offer equal opportunities for men and women\r\n\r\nBeyond the Grid Fund for Africa forms part of the ‘Power Africa’ initiative launched by former President Barack Obama and contributes to the Sustainable Development Goal 7 as well as the Paris Agreement on Climate. The planned period of implementation is in total six years. The BGFA programme aims, with so far four funding rounds, to establish up to 1.45 million energy connections by 2028, benefiting more than 6.5 million people in Burkina Faso, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Liberia, Mozambique, Uganda and Zambia"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","NEFCO - Nordic Environment Finance Corporation","RAF-22/0010-2","Beyond the Grid Fund for Africa - Zambia ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Zambia","Environment and energy","232 - Energy generation, renewable sources","31 - Solar energy for isolated grids and standalone systems",null,54.166666999999997,20,null,null,74.16666699999999,"Over 600 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa live today without access to electricity. The Beyond the Grid Fund for Africa (BGFA) aims to reduce this gap by stimulating and accelerating the emergency of new business models to incentivise the private sector to offer affordable and clean energy access at scale to people living in rural and peri-urban areas. The BGFA programme aims at actively promoting, incentivising and transferring best practices regarding gender equality in BGFA target countries. BGFA does this through requiring awardees (energy service providers) to offer equal opportunities for men and women\r\n\r\nBeyond the Grid Fund for Africa forms part of the ‘Power Africa’ initiative launched by former President Barack Obama and contributes to the Sustainable Development Goal 7 as well as the Paris Agreement on Climate. The planned period of implementation is in total six years. The BGFA programme aims, with so far four funding rounds, to establish up to 1.45 million energy connections by 2028, benefiting more than 6.5 million people in Burkina Faso, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Liberia, Mozambique, Uganda and Zambia"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","NEFCO - Nordic Environment Finance Corporation","RAF-23/0025","Modern Cooking Facility for Africa (MCFA)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","South of Sahara Regional","Production sectors and trade","321 - Industry","74 - Clean cooking appliances manufacturing",null,null,50,null,null,50,"The Modern Cooking Facility for Africa (MCFA) is an innovative instrument established and managed by Nefco, the Nordic Environment Finance Cooperation, which seeks to develop new, sustainable and commercially viable markets for the clean cooking sector. MCFA will contribute to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 7 on access to modern, affordable and clean energy access by financially incentivising private companies to develop and sell clean cooking technologies to consumers. \r\n\r\nThe objective of MCFA is to enable and incentivise private companies to distribute up to 739,000 modern and clean cooking solutions across six target countries, providing clean cooking access to up to 3.7 million Africans. This objective is based on the first call for proposals and round of funding to cookstove service providers. A second funding round will be launched late 2023, and the targets for the program will be updated according to the new contracts with selected service providers. \r\n\r\nIncreasing access to cleaner and more sustainable cooking sollutions, such as sustainably produced bioethanol, bio-LPG, biogas, electric cooking solutions and solid biofuels from sustainable sources, e.g. pellets and briquettes will not only provide energy access, but also help reduce CO2 emissions through reduced deforestation, and improve indoor air quality and reduce respiratory diseases especially for women and children.\r\n\r\nMCFA is financed by Sweden, Norway and the European Union, and targets the markets in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi. \r\n\r\n\r\n "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","NEFCO - Nordic Environment Finance Corporation","UKR-22/0009","NEFCO - Green Recovery Programme for Ukraine","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Environment and energy","231 - Energy Policy","10 - Energy policy and administrative management",null,30,100,50,150,330,"The objective of the Fund is solely and exclusively to fund activities in support of sustainable rehabilitation and rebuilding the infrastructure destroyed or damaged as a result of the Russian war in Ukraine to ensure that Ukraine is built back better and greener in accordance with Annex 1 hereto. \r\n\r\nThe expected outcomes of the Contribution are:\r\nEnhanced capacity and capability of Ukrainian municipalities to plan and implement green recovery measures;\r\nShort-term repair, maintenance, and upgrade of municipal infrastructure, including restoration of public service buildings and rebuilding of medium-sized utilities and facilities;\r\nImproved access to basic municipal services for internally displaced people;\r\nRestoration and upgrade of social infrastructure.\r\n"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","MDA-25/0003","OECD-Moldova Action Plan 2024-2027","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Moldova","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","10 - Public sector policy and administrative management",null,null,null,null,4.5352259999999998,4.5352259999999998,"Support to OECD Moldova Action Plan with a focus on a study regarding the regulation of State Owned Enterprises "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","MUL-23/0001","Voluntary Contribution to the OECD DCD-DAC Programme of Work and Budget (PWB)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,null,2.9,null,2.9,"Voluntary Contribution to the OECD DCD-DAC is the Norwegian annual contribution to the Programme of Work and Budget (PWB), first for the periode 2023-2024 and then for the periode 2025-2026. The objective with the volutary contribution is to support knowledge-based cooperation between donors on development policy, with emphasis on DAC's core areas. The OECD/DAC has a central role in the international development policy as a forum of many of the largest providers of aid. Its core activities include monitoring Official Development Assistance (ODA), setting development co-operation standards, providing guidance on policy approaches, and conducting regular peer reviews of its members. Norway is an active participant in the DAC committee and its subsidiary bodies. \r\n\r\nThe expected results of the Programme is that the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is improved, and progress is made in inclusive and sustainable economic development, the advancement of equalities within and among countries, poverty eradication, and improvement of living standards in developing countries. The expected effects of the Programme is that development co-operation policies are more evidence-based, coherent, and effective, and that DAC members and all development co-operation stakeholders use improved policies, systems, capacities, finance, and partnerships."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","QZA-17/0151","OECD Mainstreaming development into the OECD work on taxation","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",12,null,null,null,null,12,"Grant agreement to support the OECD Center for Tax Policy and Administration work with developing countries, including the Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) Inclusive Framework, the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes, and the work on Tax and Crime."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","QZA-18/0136","Support to Paris21 2018","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","62 - Statistical capacity building",2,null,null,null,null,2,"Core support to the Paris21 Secretariat's Programme of Work and Budget 2018/2019"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","QZA-19/0099","OECD Voluntary Support to Anti-Corr and Good Governance","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","13 - Anti-corruption organisations and institutions ",2.2000000000000002,4.3,null,null,null,6.5,"Support to OECD fior activities  to GovNet, Anti-Corruption TaskTeam and the Working Group on Bribery in Business Transactions.  The Norwegian funding will be used for studies and research, dialogue  and meetings with stakeholders in order to collect new knowledge and best practice, for the  development of global and accetable principles, guidelines and approaches to solutions within the various working areas supported with particular relevance for developing countries \r\n"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","QZA-19/0346","OECD Anti-Corruption,Anti-bribery,IFF ","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","13 - Anti-corruption organisations and institutions ",null,null,4.8467900000000004,4.8467900000000004,3.8064200000000001,13.5,"Support to GovNet/Anti-Corruption Task Team PWB Budget and work plan 2021-2022 (and after that the next PWB) covering work related to anti-corruption and illicit financial flows. The Norwegian funding will be used for studies and research, dialogue  and meetings with stakeholders in order to collect new knowledge and best practice, for the  development of global and accetable principles, guidelines and approaches to solutions within the various working areas supported with particular relevance for developing countries,\r\n\r\nThe activities naims to foster accountable, inclusive and effective institutions, model integrity in development co-operation, and better identify and address the underlining linkages between IFFs and development. In the PWB 2021-2022 biennium, the ACTT has committed to (i) support the OECD-DAC in the fulfilment of its obligations to monitor and report on the implementation and continued relevance of the OECD Council Recommendation for Development Co-operation Actors on Managing the Risks of Corruption, and (ii) further recent efforts to develop a substantial body of work on IFFs and development. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","QZA-22/0037","OECD DAC Voluntary Contribution 2022","B022","Core contributions to global funds","Multilateral ","Multilateral","910 - Administration costs/multilateral","10 - Multilateral",null,6.5,null,null,null,6.5,"OECD DAC Conribution 2022, ref. Allocation Letter from MFA 25.01.22 is the Norwegian annual contribution to the Programme of Work and Budget (PWB) for the periode 2021-2022, including support to projects and activities both at DAC and at other departments and units at the OECD, to contribute to the development of better policies and practices in the international development cooperation."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","QZA-22/0243","Mainstreaming of Development in CTPA - Phase 2 & Ukraine Tax Programme","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",null,23,23,21,13,80,"The program consists of a “mainstreaming component” and a “Ukraine component”. The purpose of the mainstreaming program is to integrate the development aspect into all of OECD’s tax work. The overarching high-level objective is more effective domestic resource mobilization to support the sustainable development goals. The Ukraine program is responding to the challenges arising from the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The Ukrainian authorities approached the OECD and the Global Forum to seek support. The program has the overarching objective to support Ukraine in adapting its tax system to address the challenges of the conflict and begin preparing for post-conflict international economic integration."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","QZA-22/0247","MOPAN Contribution Agreement - Multilateral Org Performance Assessment Network","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","In donor costs and unspecified","998 - Unallocated/unspecified","10 - Sectors not specified",null,null,2.5,null,null,2.5,"Annual contribution to the Multilateral Organisation Performace Assessment Network (MOPAN)  for 2024 which is disbursed in advance of each year as  per the MoU between OECD as Secretariat for MOPAN and the MOPAN members. \r\nMOPAN conducts assessments of multilateral organizations, develops solid methodology for assessing various aspects of these organizations, and facilitates learning in order to promote increased effectiveness. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","QZA-24/0054","MOPAN Contribution Agreement 2024-2025","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","In donor costs and unspecified","998 - Unallocated/unspecified","10 - Sectors not specified",null,null,null,3.3617569999999999,3.3232406999999999,6.6849977000000003,"Annual contributions to MOPAN according to MOU between Norway and OECD. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","QZA-25/0108","Voluntary Contribution to the International Forum on TOSSD (IFT)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","62 - Statistical capacity building",null,null,null,null,1.2,1.2,"Voluntary Contribution to the International Forum on Total Official Support for Sustainable Developemnt (TOSSD), ITF. \r\n\r\nTotal Official Support for Sustainable Development (TOSSD) is an international standard for measuring the full array of resources to promote the sustainable development of developing countries. It is designed to monitor all official resources flowing into developing countries for their sustainable development, but also private resources mobilised through official means. It also measures contributions to International Public Goods. The IFT aims to maintain and improve the TOSSD statistical standard, collect and analyse TOSSD data, continuously improve their quality, and promote TOSSD and the use of TOSSD data within governments and internationally. The Norwegian contribution goes towards supporting the priorities defined in the IFT's 2025-2026 Budget and Work Plan and will be pooled in one single fund along with the contributions from other IFT Members."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","QZA-25/0139","Voluntary contribution to OECD/DAC PWB 2025-2026","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,null,null,6.5,6.5,"Voluntary Contribution to the OECD DCD-DAC is the Norwegian annual contribution to the Programme of Work and Budget (PWB), for the periode 2025-2026. The objective with the volutary contribution is to support knowledge-based cooperation between donors on development policy, with emphasis on DAC's core areas. The OECD/DAC has a central role in the international development policy as a forum of many of the largest providers of aid. Its core activities include monitoring Official Development Assistance (ODA), setting development co-operation standards, providing guidance on policy approaches, and conducting regular peer reviews of its members. Norway is an active participant in the DAC committee and its subsidiary bodies. \r\n\r\nThe expected results of the Programme is that the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is improved, and progress is made in inclusive and sustainable economic development, the advancement of equalities within and among countries, poverty eradication, and improvement of living standards in developing countries. The expected effects of the Programme is that development co-operation policies are more evidence-based, coherent, and effective, and that DAC members and all development co-operation stakeholders use improved policies, systems, capacities, finance, and partnerships."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","UKR-23/0007","OECD Country Programme for Ukraine","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","10 - Public sector policy and administrative management",null,null,12.5,12.5,12.5,37.5,"The overall objecive of OECD's country programme for Ukraine is to support \"the reconstruction and recovery of Ukraine in line with Ukraine's own priorities\". The point of departure for the country programme, is Ukraine's official request for accession to the OECD and the OECD Council's recgnition of Ukraine as a prospective member. The country programme is a partnership \"with a view to both Ukraine's recovery and its EU adn OECD accession ambition\". \r\n\r\nThe expected outcomes for the four year country programme for Ukraine are as follows:\r\n- enhanced access to international best practice and exchange of experiences via greater participation in OECD bodies\r\n- tailor-made reviews and peer learning\r\n- improved quality of policy eforms in line with OECD standards\r\n- further anchoring of long-term reforms, including via adherence to selected OECD legal instruments\r\n- enhanced network of international experts and peers, and\r\n- stronger links with the OECD community.  \r\nThe OECD champion gender equality and has developed legal instruments to provide a framwork for policy action. Ukraine aims to adhere to these instruments and the programme includes capacity-building activitites to improve gender equality."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","UKR-24/0012","International Transport Forum ITF CIG4U Common Interest Group for Ukraine","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Ukraine","Economic infrastructure and services","210 - Transport and storage","10 - Transport policy and administrative management",null,null,null,3.0205440000000001,null,3.0205440000000001,"The International Transport Forum at the OECD is an intergovernmental organisation with 60 member countries. It acts as a think tank for transport policy and organises the Annual Summit of transport ministers. ITF is the only global body that covers all transport modes. The ITF is administratively integrated with the OECD, yet politically autonomous.\r\n\r\n“Common Interest Group for Ukraine” (CIG4U), funded by Canada, Lithuania and Sweden, will work on two pillars:\r\n\r\nCo-ordinate support for Ukraine’s immediate transport-related material needs:\r\nThe CIG4U will act as a platform to exchange information about the transport and infrastructure needs identified as urgent by the Ukrainian government, e. g., immediate repairs, replacement material or other actions to ensure the functioning and safety of Ukraine’s transport systems.\r\n\r\nThe group will co-ordinate support for addressing these needs within the international transport community, including national stakeholders and the private sector. The co-ordination mechanism will meet at least monthly to review Ukraine’s current needs and identify how they can be best addressed, and by whom.\r\n\r\nProvide analytical support for the longer-term rebuilding of Ukraine’s transport links:\r\nThe group will initiate reviews of different transport modes and areas of Ukraine’s transport sector. The aim is to provide the Ukrainian government with recommended policy pathways and strategic infrastructure plans, including the identification of core corridors and infrastructure for connecting Ukraine to its future trading partners.\r\n\r\nAround 20 projects have been identified and will now be prioritised by Ukraine. The first project, funded by Canada and carried out by the ITF Secretariat, will identify pathways to sustainability for Ukraine's road and rail freight sectors.\r\n\r\nWithin the framework of the International Transport Forum, Common Interest Groups are a format in which groups of member countries work together on topics of mutual interest"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development","UKR-25/0025","OECD Ukraine Tax Capacity Building Programme","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Ukraine","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","14 - Domestic Revenue Mobilisation",null,null,null,null,10,10,"Impact: Support for Ukraine in adapting its tax system to address the challenges of the Russian war of aggression and in beginning to prepare for post-conflict internation economic integration. Components:                                        \r\n1. Comprehensive implementation of BEPS (Base Erosion and Profit Shifting) recommendation\r\n2. Motivating voluntary tax compliance for MNEs (MultiNational Enterprises), and other taxpayers in Ukraine\r\n3. Tax implication for displaced population and enhancing compliance strategies for high-net worth individuals\r\n4. Enhancing capacities of Ukraine in tackling the tax crimes and offences\r\n5. Consolidation of the tax transparency standards to promote taxpayers’ compliance and enhance domestic resource mobilisation"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OECD Development Centre","QZA-23/0176","Support to FATF-Style Regional Bodies (FSRBs) in preparing for Mutual Evaluations","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","13 - Anti-corruption organisations and institutions ",null,null,1.5,null,null,1.5,"As a member of FATF Norway is expected to provide financial and technical support to FSRBs (FATF-Style Regional Bodies). The support is provided through the FATF secretariat, hosted by the OECD.                                                The grant is counted as Norwegian support to the 4th round of Mutual Evaluations, and will contribute to the implementation of Strategic Priority 1 of FATF work plan; Strenghten the Global Network. The expected effect(s) on society are two-fold. On one hand, by improving the quality of FSRB MERs, the project will empower national authorities of ODA countries’ members of FSRBs, to strengthen their legal and institutional frameworks against money-laundering, and terrorist and proliferation financing and improve their effectiveness in the fight against financial crimes, by providing them with clear guidance and recommendations. On the other, the project will have a positive impact on development in ODA countries, by contributing to their financial integrity and curbing illicit financial flows. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","OSCE - Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe","QZA-22/0137","Cooperation with OSCE on Extra Budgetary Funding ","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Global Unspecified","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","50 - Democratic participation and civil society",null,22,22,27.77037164,34.5,106.27037164000001,"Coperation agreement with the OSCE on Extrabudgetary funding of OSCE activities, including in the independent institustions and the different OSCE representations in OSCE-states. The contribution will only be used on ODA-eligable activities and countries. The agreement contains thematic and geographical prioritizations."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","WMU - World Maritime University","QZA-20/0191","World Maritime University Fellowship Programme","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Global Unspecified","Education","114 - Post-secondary education","20 - Higher education",6.74563472,3.70791381,6.2416349999999996,null,null,16.695183529999998,"To build the capacity of private sector in developing countries, specifically by contributing to develop the global maritime governance and the maritime sector in their countries. Candidates from Norway's prioritised list of developing countries are identified and nominated from their country, provided they meet the University’s entry requirements. Candidates who complete and graduate from the MSc programmel return to their nominated employer and become the high-level cadre of decision makers with expertise to strengthen and assist their country's maritime and ocean sectors."]
["Grand Total",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,10101.810318640002,12131.532479270001,15127.79937674,13832.011522500001,15380.980015796002,66574.133712945972]

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["Oversikt over alle avtaler kodet som B022 eller B03 (inkl. B031-B033), forvaltet av UD - ambassader over UDs budsjett, inkl. humanitær assistanse. 2021-2025. Millioner kroner - sortert fra høyest til lavest utbetaling i perioden"]
["Group of Agreement Partner code2","Agreement partner","Recipient country","Agreement number","Agreement title","Form of assistance (code)","Form of assistance","Target area","DAC Main sector (code+name)","DAC Sub sector (code+name)",2021,2022,2023,2024,2025,"2021-2025","Description of agreement"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Palestine","PAL-20/0025","World Bank - Palestinian Umbrella for Resilience Support to the Economy (PURSE)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","510 - General budget support","10 - General budget support",207,170,333,null,null,710,"Budget support to the PA for year 2021 to be channelled through the World Bank - Palestinian Umbrella for Resilience Support to the Economy (PURSE). Gender equality is mainstreamed across the different components of PURSE."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Somalia","SOM-20/0010","UN Somalia Joint Fund (SJF)","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","12 - Decentralisation and support to subnational government",75,100,160,75,129.609714,539.60971399999994,"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. \r\nFor 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.\r\nJPLG 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. \r\nHuman 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. \r\nEnablers 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). \r\nPROSCAL: Response to the UN Security Council resolution 2036 (2012) that seeks international cooperation to ban illegal exports of Charcoal from Somalia. \r\nInclusive Politics Pillar: advance in the Somali State-building agenda.\r\n"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Somalia","SOM-20/0001","WB Multi Partner Fund 2022-2024","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,93,106.417,100.583,65,365,"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.\r\nThe 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. \r\nThe 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.\r\nThe 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."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Colombia","COL-15/0026","UN Post-conflict Multi-Partner Trust Fund for Colombia","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",85.480194949999998,87.36578200000001,47.906345000000002,59.015000000000001,30,309.76732195,"The United Nations Multi-Donor Fund for Sustaining Peace in Colombia, is a tripartite mechanism composed of the Government of Colombia, the United Nations and international cooperation, which aims to articulate the investments of countries supporting peace in Colombia with national priorities, in their efforts to implement the \"Final Agreement for the Termination of the Conflict and the Construction of a Stable and Lasting Peace\" signed between the Government of Colombia and the FARC-EP, in 2016, and new peace initiatives undertaken by the national Government."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","ASDB - Asian Development Bank","Nepal","NPL-18/0008","ADB PTDSSP  with major focus on energy access in Province 2 of Nepal","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Environment and energy","236 - Heating, cooling and energy distribution","30 - Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids)",70.599999999999994,63.341999999999999,91.62,62,15.333716000000001,302.89571599999999,"South Asia Subregional Economic Cooperation - Power Transmission and Distribution System Strengthening Project (SASEC -PTDSSP). The main objective is to upgrade substation capacity to allow more hydropower (environmental friendly energy) into the grid and to have better access to clean energy and reduce imports of coal electricity. The project includes a measurable Gender Action Plan."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Malawi","MWI-19/0021","UN Joint Program for Girls Education phase III, Learning for all in Malawi: ensuring the realization of girls and boys learning in Malawi","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Education","112 - Basic education","20 - Primary education",89,94,95,null,null,278,".UN Joint Program for Girls Education phase III, Learning for all in Malawi: ensuring the realization of girls’ and boys’ rights to quality, inclusive and equitable education and life skills. (JPGE III). The Joint Programme for Girls Education phase 3 is a multi-sectoral programme that aims to ensure that school aged girls, boys and adolescents, especially the most vulnerable, benefit from quality education, thus improving their life opportunities. The programme is a continuation of the Joint Programme for Girls Education (JPGE) phase 1 (2014-2017) and phase 2 (2018-2020). The JPGE is a UN joint programme that involves UNICEF, UNFPA and WFP, with the Resident Coordinator office in a coordinating role. The programme involves the following sectors: education, health (Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR)) and nutrition (school meals). The programme has a 4-year timeframe with a budget of 320 million NOK. The Norwegian Embassy in Lilongwe is the only donor to the programme. "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IDA - International Development Association","Eastern Africa, regional","SAF-07/019","TRUST FUND - REGIONAL TRANSMISSION INVESTMENTS","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Environment and energy","236 - Heating, cooling and energy distribution","30 - Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids)",null,80,126.312,null,null,206.31200000000001,"Support to a  World Bank Trust Fund for Transmission Investments in Mozambique and Malawi with Regional Significance.  \r\n\r\nThe trust fund shall finance the following Projects: \r\n\r"]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","Congo, Dem. Rep.","COD-21/0008","WFP-FAO DRC Resilience Programme ","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","71 - Food security policy and administrative management",25,40.185000000000002,69.814999999999998,35,30,200,"This agreement is the third phase of a joint WFP-FAO Resilience project which adopts an holistic approach to contribute to lasting and sustainable food security in the Tanganyika Provicince in the DRC. The agreement is between the Norwegian Embassy in Kinshasa and WFP, whereas the latter has an MOU with FAO regarding the division of labour.\r\n\r\nIt aims to strengthen the resilience of fragile communities, with the following goals:\r\n1. Reducing food insecurity and poverty and malnutrition help build resilience and promote social cohesion. The joint resilience-building programme supports smallholder farmers and vulnerable communities achieve food security and better nutrition to enable them respond to shocks and have better sanitation.\r\n2. The provision of food assistance and capacity building to crisis affected populations enables communities to grow their own food and diversify their incomes. Through the support of the programme, affected populations are able to join hands to diversify their livelihoods through farmer organizations.\r\n3. Empowering women contributes to breaking the vicious cycle of violence against them. The joint resilience approach gives women the necessary tools to manage better their family’s dietary requirements, resources and take active role in the management of farmer organizations.\r\n4. The joint resilience programme provides an integrated support to vulnerable communities and contributes to social cohesion and peace. By combining resilience with WASH and nutrition support, communities derive multiple benefits, leading to consolidation of peace.\r\n5. The joint resilience programme continue amidst Covid-19 as building the resilience of vulnerable populations to shocks is key for a sustainable response to the pandemic. The strong anchor the resilience programme has in targeted communities is leveraged to pass on messages on Covid-19 preventive measures, mitigate rumours and stigma against the survivors and affected populations."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","Mozambique","MOZ-17/0011","Energia para todos: A Multi-donor trust fund for electricity access","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Environment and energy","236 - Heating, cooling and energy distribution","30 - Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids)",29,23.896833000000001,25,80,30,187.89683300000002,"Support to increased access to electricity through a Multi Donor Trust Fund administered by the World Bank. The program is aligned with the new national electrification strategy aiming at universal access to electricity by 2030. Only about 30 percent of the population have access to electricity in Mozambique. Energy for all (Sustainable Development goal 7) is a priority for the Norwegian Government. The project has a strong gender equality component and plan to improve women's empowerment."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","South Sudan","SSD-19/0002","RSRTF - Reconciliation, Stabilization, Resilience Trust Fund","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",50,65,42.8,null,null,157.80000000000001,"This is a Multi-Partner Trust Fund for Reconciliation, Stabilization, Resilience in South Sudan. It provides strategic financing to integrated programmes that together lessen the destructive drivers of conflict in South Sudan and ultimately develop a more self-reliant and peaceful communities.  The fund focuses on achieving a durable intra-and inter-community reconciliation and foster stable enviorments where communities can engage in constructive resilience activities. "]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Tanzania","TAN-21/0012","UNRCO - Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework - One UN Fund","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,40,70,40,null,150,"UNRCO - Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework - One UN Fund\r\nThe principle aim of the Multi-Partner Trust Fund is to contribute to the five-year United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework 2022-2027 (UNSDCF) overall impact on the reduction of multidimensional poverty in Tanzania through a transformative inclusive, sustainable economic transformation and growth. Central to the framework as a whole is enabling the UN Country-Team to act and deliver as one in Tanzania, delivering on UN reform at the country-level and enhancing inter-agency cooperation.\r\n\r\nThe UNSDCF covers all 17 SDG's, although only 10 can be listed in PTA. The 10 selected are representative for the aims of the UNSDCF. "]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Iraq","IRQ-20/0003","Funding Facility for Stabilization (UNDP)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","50 - Multisector aid for basic social services",70,70,null,null,null,140,"Funding Facility for Stabilization - FFS/IRAQ 2020"]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","Lebanon","LBN-20/0001","UNICEF Lebanon crisis response","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","50 - Multisector aid for basic social services",77.994,60.006,null,null,null,138,"Well being, Education in Emergency, YBLN, adapted TVET  and related  health for all vulnerable childrenand Youth affected by the Syrian Crisis  in Lebanon"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Afghanistan","AFG-24/0011","Afghanistan Resilience Trust Fund (ARTF) 2024 - 2026","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,null,50,75.5,125.5,"Support to Afghanistan Resilience Trust Fund, including programmes for food security, livelihoods, education and health services. The Afghanistan Resilience Trust Fund (ARTF) is a multi-donor trust fund that coordinates international aid to improve the lives of Afghans. It’s administered by the World Bank and currently supported by 32 donor partners."]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","Mozambique","MOZ-21/0014","Support to UNICEF in Northern Mozambique","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","10 - Social Protection",null,20,40,30,19.563078999999998,109.563079,"Support to UNICEF program support in northern provinces of Mozambique targetting communities and group of individuals affected by attacks and insurgency. One of the outputs of the program is to ensure access to safe, inclusive, and enabling learning environment, by equipting learning spaces with gender-segregated WASH facilities and distribute essential learning supplies (school-in-a-box, school and individual hygiene kits including COVID-19 personal protective equipment, Menstrual Hygiene Management kits, and assistive devices for children with disability)."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Somalia","SOM-20/0006","SHF Somalia Humanitarian Fund 2020 -","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Emergency assistance","720 - Emergency Response","10 - Material relief assistance and services",33.799999999999997,75,null,null,null,108.8,"Main objective: Support life-saving and life-sustaining assistance to the most vulnerable groups, based on the most urgent humanitarian needs as defined in the HRP or in response to sudden onset emergency needs. Further, SHF focuses on famine prevention, ensuring the centrality of protection in all interventions and the support for local partners by striving to channel at least 40% of funding through local partners. "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","Palestine","PAL-16/0053","Addendum II  to the Partnership for Development Multi Donors Trust Fund","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",30.385000000000002,38.393000000000001,30,10,null,108.77800000000001,"Support to the World Bank Infrastructure Multidonor Trust fund focusing on water, energy and urban sectors"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Afghanistan","AFG-21/0013","UNDP STFA Special Trust Fund for Afghanistan","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,null,60,42,102,"STFA finances programmes supporting basic services, livelihoods and community resilience that complement humanitarian efforts by helping households, communities, and the private sector cope with the adverse effects of the crisis that followed Taliban’s takeover in August 2021."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Somalia","SOM-17/0005","WB Multi Partner Fund 2018-2020","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",100,null,null,null,null,100,"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."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Jordan","JOR-21/0009","Jordan Growth Multi-Donor Trust Fund","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",45,null,25,null,20,90,"The Growth MDTF is designed to provide a Five-Year holistic support for the Government of Jordan (GoJ) to implement the five-year reform matrix, that was developed at the London conference in 2019. The main objective of the reforms is to achieve sustainable economic growth and jobs creation. \r\n- Sound governance and economic management\r\n- Increased private sector growth and competitiveness\r\n- Improved labour markets and social safety nets\r\n- Improved efficiency and effectiveness in transportation, water, and energy sectors \r\n"]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","Madagascar","MAG-23/0001","Building Resilience for climate change adaptation and combating hunger in south eastern Madagascar","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","81 - Agricultural education and training",null,null,30.727204,27.446825,27.413143999999999,85.587173000000007,"The overall objective of the project is the strengthened resilience to climate shocks of vulnerable individuals, households, communities, and systems in targeted communities. The project will strengthen food and nutrition security and provide communities, including schoolchildren, with safe, diverse, and nutritious food produced locally from smallholder' farmers. \r\n\r\nMain activities:\r\n- Productivity support for smallholder farmers\r\n- Financial inclusion package impl. with savings and crop index insurance system for smallholder farmers\r\n- Support and train vulnerable hh to diversify livelihoods with non-farm activities\r\n- Set up food processing units to increase availability of nutrient-rich and safe foods and impl. a social marketing plan \r\n- Impl. a large-scale social marketing strategy to support demand of high nutrition dense food\r\n- Support existing safety nets programmes using cash-based modality with smallholder farmers and processing units’ food production\r\n- Impl. a large-scale social behaviour change strategy to support adherence to nutrition, WASH best practices and climate-adapted practices\r\n\r\nIntended outcomes: \r\n1: Targ. smallholder farmers and vulnerable hh have improved and diversified livelihoods\r\n2: Targ. communities and schoolchildren have an improved and adequate nutritious food intake/practices\r\n3: Targ. communities have effective and long-lasting utilization of quality basic social services and diversified, nutritious diets\r\n\r\nIntended outputs:\r\n1.1: Smallholder farmers have improved and stabilized production capacities\r\n1.2: Vulnerable hh have diversified livelihoods\r\n2.1: Targeted communities and children have access and use of nutritious foods/ practices\r\n3.1: Communities and vulnerable hh have an improved access and use of inclusive, quality, gender-sensitive basic social services\r\n\r\nWFP, in collaboration with UNICEF as main delivery partner, will provide support in the South-East part of Madagascar (districs Mananjary and Manakara)."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Palestine","PAL-24/0012","UNDP - Development & Emergency Programme in Palestine","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,null,44.5,40.5,85,"This agreement is signed to cover two projects with UNDP as implementing partner:\r\n1) The Debris Management project aims to address the severe impacts of the debris crisis in Gaza through a risk-managed approach to debris removal, recycling, and disposal. The project will benefit over 750,000 individuals by reducing health and safety risks, restoring access to essential services, and supporting long-term recovery and reconstruction.\r\n\r\n2) Solar units for water wells in the West Bank aims to integrate a 1.8 MW solar PV system and energy efficiency measures at 15 water wells in the West Bank to enhance operational sustainability, reduce electricity costs, and support sustainable water production."]
["FN-systemet","UNFPA - UN Population Fund","Ethiopia","ETH-13/0020","Rights based approach to adolescents and youth development- Phase II and III","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","40 - STD control including HIV/AIDS",15.5,15,15,15,15,75.5,"Joint programme for fighting HIV/AIDS in Ethiopia through UNICEF and UNFPA country offices"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Bangladesh","BGD-20/0002","UN JRP SAFE plus II","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Emergency assistance","720 - Emergency Response","10 - Material relief assistance and services",null,null,30,25,20,75,"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.\r\nFollowing 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)."]
["FN-systemet","UNFPA - UN Population Fund","South Sudan","SSD-18/0005","Sustaining Delivery of Reproductive health and gender-Based Violence","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","20 - Reproductive health care",35.473340999999998,40,null,null,-1.0423102099999999,74.431030790000008,"The provision of life-saving reproductive and maternal health services is critical for the affected displaced and host communities, many of whom lack access. To address these challenges, UNFPA has been supporting provision of life-saving reproductive, maternal and GBV services as well as building some components of the health systems such as human resources for health through training of midwives. "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Malawi","MWI-22/0001","Agricultural Commercialization and Resilience Enhancement Project (AGCOM 2.0)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","10 - Agricultural policy and administrative management",null,null,24,21,26.5,71.5,"Component 1: (Re-) Building Resilient Agricultural Production Capacity. This component will finance strengthening research services, expanding the capacity of pivotal institutions, and promoting policy reforms regarding agricultural commercialization and climate resilience. This includes: (i) agricultural research, development, and innovation; and (ii) Land demarcation and registration. The Project will scale up and sustain adjudication, demarcation, and registration of land parcels.\r\nComponent 2: Supporting the Sustainable Development of Natural Resources for Resilient Agricultural Landscapes. This component will finance the construction of medium-to-large scale irrigation schemes and technical assistance for the management of their catchment areas according to the Irrigation Master Plan. It will strengthen the capacity of irrigation service providers responsible for the management and maintenance of irrigation infrastructures and water delivery to final users through the provision of technical assistance, goods, works, and training. Part of the grant will also coordinate efforts to strengthen institutions, build their capacity, review and update relevant policies and strategies, consolidate the different working manuals and guidelines, support the WUAs with refresher training, and provide the much-needed technical backstopping for WUAs.\r\nComponent 3: Getting to the Market. This component aims to improve physical and economic access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food by improving agrifood producers’ access to domestic and international markets and enhancing marketing infrastructure. The interventions to scale up and upgrade the inclusive value chain approach are broken down into two subcomponents: (i) building and strengthening farmer organizations; (ii) supporting productive alliances; and (iii) supporting last-mile infrastructure. It will provide technical assistance, including scaling up through measures such as merging cooperatives or building secondary c"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Kenya","KEN-22/0003","SDG Multi-Partner Trust Fund Kenya","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,8,35,12,15,70,"Strengthen UN capacity to deliver as one and enhance the work towards achieving the SDGs"]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","South Sudan","SSD-23/0006","Girls Empowerment through Access to Education","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Education","112 - Basic education","20 - Primary education",null,null,30,40,null,70,"Support to protection of girls and their access to education and mental health."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Ethiopia","ETH-24/0003","Strengthen Ethiopia's Adaptive Safety Net Programme (PSNP 5)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","30 - Agricultural land resources",null,null,null,68,null,68,"The support goes to the government initiated Productive Safety Net Programme phase 5 (PSNP5) being implemented in collaboration between the World Bank and more than 10 development partners. The objective of the programme is to enhance service delivery of Ethiopia’s adaptive rural safety net to improve the well-being of extremely poor and vulnerable households in drought prone communities.\r\n\r\nThis phase of support will build on experiences and lessons learned from early phases of implementation and will seek to make key enhancements to the program under three components:\r\n\r\n• Comp. 1 focuses on the delivery of safety net operations for core program beneficiaries. It includes: the delivery of core transfers to public work (PW) and PDS beneficiaries; the implementation of the PW subprojects by which most beneficiaries earn their safety net benefits; services for children between 1 and 5 years old, and mothers; and complementary livelihood services to enable PSNP beneficiaries to enhance and diversify their incomes.\r\n\r\n• Comp. 2 will (a) support the Government to expand the geographic coverage of PSNP in additional drought-prone woredas and (b) enhance PSNP capacity to function as an integrated shock responsive social safety net, building on the GoE’s recent decision to consolidate the operations management of humanitarian food assistance and PSNP under the FSCD in the MoA.\r\n\r\n• Comp. 3 relates to the modernization of systems, capacity development, and overall management of the PSNP. It includes activities focused on strengthening service delivery and the Government institutions’ ability to manage all aspects of program implementation.\r\n\r\nBuilding on the successes of previous phases of support PSNP5 actively seeks to address the gender gaps in Ethiopia on female labor market participation, access to transactional accounts, agriculture productivity, and entrepreneurship."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","AU - African Union","Africa Regional","RAF-17/0069","Norway-AU strategic partnership framework agreement","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",20.638907,null,24.999047999999998,19.799997999999999,null,65.437952999999993,"A framework agreement to support the impementation of African Union Agenda 2063 and its Medium Term Plan in the areas of Peace and Security, Sustainable Development and Job Creation, Democracy and Governance and Institutional Capacity Building. including gender strategy and mainstreaming programs."]
["FN-systemet","ILO - International Labour Organisation","Jordan","JOR-20/0004","ILO Employment (Emergency Unemployment and Employment Stabilization Fund) - Covid-19","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","20 - Employment creation",null,40,25,null,null,65,"The emergency unemployment and employment stabilization fund (EUESF) will be set up and managed within the Social Security Corporation. The project management is by the tripartite SSC Board according to SSC internal rules and regulations and utilizing all existing monitoring, reporting, oversight and control mechanisms and systems in place in the SSC. The EUESF will receive funding from donors either directly or through an Employment Recovery Fund, the ILO will administer that.  As an innovative instrument, the ERF will support the efforts of the Ministry and of the Social Security Corporation to implement the Employment Recovery Strategy of the Government of Jordan.  \r\n\r\nThe ultimate aim is that the National social protection systems achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable.\r\n\r\nThe projects’ main objectives are: \r\n-\tExtend income protection to vulnerable workers otherwise not covered in the COVID and post COVID context. \r\n-\tCombine the support of emergency response measures with the development of appropriate and financially sustainable participation mechanisms to encourage the target group to participate in social security on a more permanent basis. \r\n-\tFormalize a segment of workers that are now predominantly working in the informal sector. \r\n-\tCover a large share of workers in vulnerable categories with unemployment insurance and other core social security benefits."]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","Lebanon","LBN-22/0002","Support for Lebanon's national social safety net","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","72 - Household food security programmes ",null,64.994,null,null,null,64.994,"The support targets poor and vulnerable Lebanese communities  to alleviate poverty and reduce social tensions. The project supports the national social safety net (National Poverty Targeting Programme NPTP), including by ensuring that women and girls benefit equally with men and boys from the social safety net.\r\n\r\n1.\tFood Assistance to Vulnerable Lebanese Populations through the National Poverty Targeting Programme.\r\n2.\tSchool Meals Programme to Vulnerable school-aged children enrolled in basic education in public schools.\r\n\r\nNPTP: More than four thousand vulnerable Lebanese households receive monthly cash assistance in US to cover basic needs. \r\nSchool Meals: Approximately 35,000 Lebanese and non-Lebanese children aged 5-14 years old receive delivery of nutritious in-school snacks or in-school prepared cold meals \r\n\r\nAll regions, including Beirut, Mount Lebanon, North Lebanon, South Lebanon and Bekaa areas.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","Lebanon","LBN-23/0010","Support for Lebanon's national social safety net","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","72 - Household food security programmes ",null,null,61,null,null,61,"The support targets poor and vulnerable Lebanese communities  to alleviate poverty and reduce social tensions. The project supports the national social safety net (National Poverty Targeting Programme NPTP), including by ensuring that women and girls benefit equally with men and boys from the social safety net.\r\n\r\n1.\tFood Assistance to Vulnerable Lebanese Populations through the National Poverty Targeting Programme.\r\n2.\tSchool Meals Programme to Vulnerable school-aged children enrolled in basic education in public schools.\r\n\r\nNPTP: More than75,000 vulnerable Lebanese households receive monthly cash assistance in US to cover basic needs. \r\nSchool Meals: Approximately 90,000 Lebanese and non-Lebanese children aged 5-14 years old receive delivery of nutritious in-school snacks or in-school prepared cold meals \r\n\r\nAll regions, including Beirut, Mount Lebanon, North Lebanon, South Lebanon and Bekaa areas.\r\n"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Sudan","SDN-20/0004","Sudan Transition and Recovery Support (STARS)","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",61,null,null,null,null,61,"Sudan Transition and Recovery Support (STARS) is a Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDTF). The aim is to improve access to basic services and food security of selected communities in Sudan. "]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","Ethiopia","ETH-13/0003","Rights based approach to adolescents and youth development- Phase II and III","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","40 - STD control including HIV/AIDS",0.8,15,15,15,15,60.8,"Joint programme for fighting HIV/AIDS in Ethiopia through UNICEF and UNFPA country offices"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Bangladesh","BGD-18/0002","UN Joint Project for SAFE Access to Fuel and Energy in Cox'sBazar","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Emergency assistance","720 - Emergency Response","10 - Material relief assistance and services",40,20,null,null,null,60,"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.\r\nInternational Organization for Migration (IOM) will execute the Project, in cooperation with UN Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) and World Food Programme (WFP)."]
["FN-systemet","FAO - Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations","South Sudan","SSD-17/0007","FAO, Emergency Livelihood Response Programme ","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Emergency assistance","720 - Emergency Response","40 - Emergency food assistance",61,-3.1386892,null,null,null,57.861310799999998,"FAO's quick intervention to provide time-critical livelihood support to 3.3 million crisis-affected, displaced and food - insecure people in South Sudan affected by the ongoing conflict. The programme is targeting vulnerable food insecure and displaced people, with a focus on those who have not been absorbed by host communities, and who have congregated in rural areas. Assistance will also be provided to host communities receiving the displaced. "]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","Madagascar","MAG-14/0004","Education for all  2015 - 2018","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Education","112 - Basic education","20 - Primary education",47.234999999999999,10.320544999999999,null,null,null,57.555544999999995,"Joint programme between UNICEF, WFP and ILO on strengthening the education sector at primary level, through ensuring quality of teacher materials, teachers training, building of  cyclone proof classrooms and school cantine programmes. "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Ethiopia","ETH-23/0003","Ethiopia Education Transformation Operation for Learning (ETOL) - Sector Support","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Education","112 - Basic education","20 - Primary education",null,null,null,26,31,57,"Sectorial support to Ethiopia Education Transformation Plan. Gender-specific needs and responses will be addressed in the programme together with efforts to include childern with disabilities through making school spaces and facilities accessible, Inclusive Education Resource Centers etc."]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","Lebanon","LBN-19/0015","Stabilisation support to Lebanon 2020","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","50 - Multisector aid for basic social services",56.695889999999999,null,null,null,null,56.695889999999999,"Stabilisation support to target poor and vulnerable Lebanese communities  for projects aiming at  alleviate poverty and reduce social tensions. The project supports the national social safety net (National Poverty Targeting Programme NPTP), including by ensuring that women and girls benefit equally with men and boys from the social safety net."]
["FN-systemet","UNFPA - UN Population Fund","South Sudan","SSD-23/0005","Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in South Sudan","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","20 - Reproductive health care",null,null,15,40,null,55,"Country Programme 4, Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, (SRHR - CPD 4), 2023-2025\r\n\r\nThe provision of life-saving reproductive and maternal health services is critical for the affected displaced and host communities, many of whom lack access. To address these challenges, UNFPA has been supporting provision of life-saving reproductive, maternal and GBV services as well as building some components of the health systems such as human resources for health through training of midwives."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Ethiopia","ETH-15/0011","Long-term support to the multi-donor General Education Quality Improvement for Equity Project in Ethiopia","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Education","112 - Basic education","20 - Primary education",32,22,null,null,null,54,"The General Education Quality Improvement Project for Equity aims to assist the Government in Ethiopia to improve internal efficiency, equitable access, and quality in general education."]
["FN-systemet","UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime","Mozambique","MOZ-19/0007","UNODC Engagement in Mozambique","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","13 - Anti-corruption organisations and institutions ",6,10,13,13,10.6,52.6,"Support to UNODCs engagement in Mozambique against  corruption, drug trafficing and terrorism"]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","Malawi","MWI-20/0005","UNICEF Catalytic funding to support the Education Services Joint Fund","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Education","111 - Education, level unspecified","10 - Education policy and administrative management",10,15,13.089397999999999,11.910602000000001,1.1000000000000001,51.1,"Catalytic funding to support the Education Services Joint Fund (ESJF). The ESJF is a critical aspect of the Ministry of Education, UNICEF and RNE partnership which directly contributes to the National Education Sector Investment Plan (NESIP) priority on improving governance and management. Through the Fiduciary Agent, UNICEF and RNE will contribute to MoE capacity building in financial management, procurement and programme implementation, key functions to deliver on the NESIP. The Fiduciary Agent and UNICEF complement each other in the provision of the necessary capacity required by the MoE, with the former focusing on finance and procurement and the latter on overall management and program implementation. The agreement further supports the Malawi government on inclusive education focusing on children with disabilities, improving opportunities for continuous professional development of teachers and evidence-based policy development."]
["FN-systemet","UNFPA - UN Population Fund","Madagascar","MAG-21/0004","Improved access to SRHR for  youth in Madagascar","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","30 - Family planning",null,15,15,20.8,null,50.8,"Contribution to improving access to sexual and reproductive health and rights for youth in Madagascar through UNFPA's 8th country program, outcome 2 on Adolescents and Youth for a period of 3 years, 2022 to 2025"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Ethiopia","ETH-24/0005","Support to the National Demobilisation and Reintegration Programme ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","40 - Reintegration and SALW control",null,null,null,30,20,50,"The project aims to support the National Demobilization and Reintegration Programme (NDRP) of the National Rehabilitation Commission (NRC) to demobilizing and reintegrating ex-combatants with the overarching goal of increasing security and stability in post-conflict situations so that recovery and development can begin. The NDRP will be implemented in Afar, Amhara, Benishangul, Gambella, Southwest and Southern regions of Ethiopia with an estimated number of beneficiaries being approximately 371,971 ex-combatants (there is a possibility of this figure being revised if a peace agreement is concluded for the Oromia region with the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA), and if negotiations in Amhara reach a conclusion with regards to the ongoing conflict). There are multiple development partners supporting the programme and the funds will be channeled through a UNDP basket fund. \r\n\r\nThe first phase of the project aims to demobilize 75,000 ex-combatants out of which an estimated 40,000 will be women, persons with disability and children associated with armed groups. Moreover, the project has an output aimed at supporting women and persons with disabilities needing MHPSS, SGBV-related and/or rehabilitation support."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Ethiopia","ETH-25/0005","Productive Safety Net Program 6","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","30 - Agricultural land resources",null,null,null,null,50,50,"The support goes to the government initiated Productive Safety Net Program phase 6 (PSNP6)  implemented in collaboration between the World Bank, Gates foundation and 11 development partners. The program is one of the governments flagship programs that respond not only to chronic food inseurity among Ethiopias poor, but also to shorter term shocs. It is the largest and one of the longest running publics works programs in Africa launched in 2005. Focusing on rural areas, the program has expanded over the years  to cover approximately eight million beneficiaries. The goal is to reduce poverty and build resilience of extreme poor rural households through a multi-faced approach. PSNP6 has 4 components with a cross-cutting focus on gender, climate, fragility and digital response:\r\n \r\n? Promote inclusive growth through access too jobs and livelihoods: The aim of this component is to provide time-bound economic and livelihood opportunities for work-able households, while promoting increased productivity. Special attention to the share of jobs for women and youth.\r\n? Build resilience by ensuring access to essential social services and promoting behavioral change: This component will amongst other  finance short-term employment for extremely poor households in public works activities designed to enhance impact on sustainable agriculture and long-term conservation.\r\n? Resilience building to cope with shocks: This component will provide temporary cash transfers to populations affected by shocks, including climatic and conflict. Support will strengthen the nexus between shock-responsive safety nets and resilience building initiatives. The project will proactively integrate climate shock mitigation measures within PSNP public works and linking affected households to other critical services, for example emergency seed support.\r\n? Project Management, Monitoring and Evaluation and Institutional Capacity Building\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNOCHA - UN Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs","Sudan","SDN-24/0011","Food production support in hard-to-reach conflict affected areas","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","61 - Food crop production",null,null,null,48,null,48,"The project aims to increase food production in hard-to-reach conflict affected areas to combat food insecurity, malnutrition and famine in Sudan. "]
["FN-systemet","UNFPA - UN Population Fund","Congo, Dem. Rep.","COD-22/0002","UNFPA country program ( support for SRHR and Youth)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","20 - Reproductive health care",null,16.95,5.5,10,14.441000000000001,46.891000000000005,"Overall goal for UNFPA Country Programme will be implemented 2020-2024 and this support is for Outcome 1 on Sexual and reproductive health, and outcome 2 on adolescents and youth to ensure that youth are empowered and can advocate for their rights including improving their bodily autonomy. The programme will be implemented in close collaboration with the Congolese Government, civil society, and private-sector partners at national and subnational levels, with a geographic and programmatic focus. "]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","Lebanon","LBN-23/0023","Support to Lebanon Social Safety Net","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","50 - Multisector aid for basic social services",null,null,null,46.8,null,46.8,"Overall objective is increased resilience of the most economically vulnerable population in Lebanon. The project seeks to foster Government of Lebanon's capacity to provide lifeline social assistance to the most vulnerable families through tailored capacity strengthening for Government stakeholders and the provision of school meals. Specifically, the support will deliver on the two outcomes below: \r\n\r\nOutcome 1: National institutions in Lebanon have increased capacity to manage social safety nets and other programmes by 2025. The government's social safety nets target only vulnerable Lebanese. \r\n\r\nOutcome 2: Vulnerable school-age girls and boys in targeted schools receive a daily nutrition-sesnsitive school-meal, contributing to decreasing dropout, increasing attendance, and learning and improving their nutritional intake. This program is for lebanse and syrian children. \r\n\r\nBoth programmes are gender sensitive and includes women and girls (based on gender analysis). The programs are sensitive to other dimensions of vulnerability such as food security, disability, nutrition and/or categorical (lifecycle approach).\r\n\r\nTarget group: \r\n- Vulnerable and poor Lebanese households that meet the targeting criteria of NPTP (NSSN)\r\n- Ministry of Social Affairs and the Government of Lebanon. \r\n- 130 000 Lebanese and refugee children aged 5-14 years old receive nutritious school snack or in-school prepared cold meals. \r\n\r\nAll regions, including Beirut, Mount Lebanon, North Lebanon, South Lebanon and Bekaa areas.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Mali","MLI-20/0003","Support to Reforms and Elections in Mali (PAREM)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","51 - Elections",30,10,5,null,null,45,"Contribution to basket fund aiming at accompanying the transition process toward the organization of democratic elections, including governance reforms."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","RJMEC - Reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission","South Sudan","SSD-20/0003","Support to RJMEC 2020-2023","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","10 - Security system management and reform",5.7,8,16.182183999999999,8.1091280000000001,5.5549900000000001,43.546301999999997,"Support to RJMEC 2020-2023."]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","Pakistan","PAK-21/0010","Building long-term resilience of flood-affected communities - Food security Interventions in Sindh Province","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","72 - Household food security programmes ",null,13.4,10,10,10,43.4,"The overall goals of the project are to address both, a) the immediate life-saving food and other essential needs of flood-affected households, and b) to provide longer-term support to disaster-prone communities, in districts of Sindh province, enabling them to enhance their resilience to future climatic risks and environmental degradation. This approach aims to improve food security and establish sustainable livelihoods. In its first year, the project will target communities of district Ghotki and Badin, primarily focusing on achieving the immediate food needs of the most vulnerable flood-affected households through unconditional cash assistance. In the subsequent three years, the project will strive to enhance the drought resilience of vulnerable households & small-scale farmers of district Qambar Shahdat Kot & Jacobabad, by providing training and creating relevant community assets, thereby diversifying livelihoods, and increasing crop and livestock production."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Malawi","MWI-22/0004-1","Climate resilient livelihoods - World Bank MDTF","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","72 - Household food security programmes ",null,null,5,17,21,43,"Improve household resilience to climate shocks (boost hh level incomes and food security) and reduce HHs exposure to climate change risks.\r\n\r\nThe Climate smart enhanced public works programme (CS-EPW) aims to provide temporarily work opportunities for ultra-poor households with labour capacity, focusing on creation of community assets at a prescribed wage rate. The program will target 520 000 households across 35 local authorities (LA). Each LA will prioritize 10 micro-catchments and hotspots, employing a maximum of 500 participant households within a catchment area exceeding 300 hectares. Additional micro-catchments and hotspots will be identified based on the number of participants allocated to each LA. Prioritized projects include land resource conservation, afforestation, forest regeneration, environmental and sanitation initiatives, and sustainable livelihoods.\r\n\r\nThe overall objective of CS-EPWP is to contribute to the overall objective of the SSRLP through the creation of visible, durable, and quality assets within micro catchments and proving cash-for-work that will assist to improve household level incomes and food security and reduce household exposure to risks associated with climate change using landscape restoration activities to build resilience.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Ghana","GHA-23/0002","West Africa Food System Resilience Program (FSRP) Phase 2 - Ghana Tomato Value Chain","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","61 - Food crop production",null,null,30,11.73,null,41.730000000000004,"The overall objective of FSRP is to increase preparedness against food insecurity and improve the resilience of food systems in West Africa, including Ghana. Phase 2 will overall benefit 300,000 farming families in Ghana. The Norwegian bilateral contribution will strengthen the tomato value chain in Ghana and increase production to meet the supply gap. The Norwegian support will benefit approximately 1,500 tomato producers directly. They will benefit in terms of productivity gains, income increase, and enhanced climate resilience. The project will actively encourage participation of women and promote gender-sensitive technologies. Beneficiaries would include at least 40% women."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Malawi","MWI-22/0004-2","Social safety nets - World Bank MDTF","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","520 - Developmental food aid / Food security assistance","10 - Food assistance",null,null,21,10,10,41,"The Government of Malawi`s core safety net programmes are targeting all 28 districts, but only reaches 10% of the poorest population.  This multi-donor trust fund will provide additional financing into their core programmes, strengthen and enhance these. The MDTF will serve as a mechanism for pooling development partners` funding for the Malawi social cash transfer programme (SCTP) and bring under one single instrument the current separate arrangements for funding different districts under different funding modalities and arrangements. The project is structured to co-finance and scale up existing components and activities in line with the Government of Malawi`s strategic vision for an integrated social protection program. This includes redefining safety net program`s coverage thresholds, making changes to beneficiary targeting approaches, strengthening harmonized delivery systems, and redefining adequacy of safety net benefit levels and complementary shock-responsive approaches. The programme seeks to address land degradation, biodiversity loss and impacts of climate change through interventions such as land conservation, afforestation, natural regeneration and promotion of sustainable livelihoods in selected catchment areas.\r\n\r\nThe beneficiaries are the ultra-poor and labour-constrained households, and the ultra-poor with labour availability. The project paper talks about scaling up regular SCTP from 123 000 to 258 000 HH. For emergency cash-transfers the total target is 300 000 HH in rural areas and 105 000 HH in urban areas. \r\n\r\nWith the fluidity of the MDTF, these numbers are expected to be reviewed in May 2024 during the midterm review to incorporate the additional support and how that impacts the results framework/deliverables.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Tanzania","TAN-15/0018","One UN programme (UNDAP II)","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",40,null,null,null,null,40,"One UN Programme (UNDAP II)"]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","South Sudan","SSD-25/0009","UNICEF Protection","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","10 - Social Protection",null,null,null,null,40,40,"The support to UNICEF will focus on three areas.\r\nOutcome 1. Professionalization of the Child Protection Workforce - this will foucs on certificate courses in social work for 300 students, recrutiment of 10 case maangement mentors and partnersning with 4 organisations working on disability and inclusion providing case management for 500 children\r\nOutcome 2. Preventing, mitigating and responding to Gender Based Violence - focusing on technical expertise to GBV intergration, and supporting women-led organisations as leads on norms and cultural change\r\nOutcome 3. Children and youth in dangerous lives transformative Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) and education programme. TVET support to 500 out of school youth to support effective livelihoods for former child soldiers and other youth in dangerous lives\r\n\r\nThis support will also include implementation of monitoring and reporting mechanism on Grave Child Rights Violations\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNOPS - UN Office for Project Services","Myanmar","MMR-21/0005","Access to Health ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","20 - Basic health care",11.861499,20,8.1385009999999998,null,null,40,"Access to Health Fund focuses on the most under-served and vulnerable populations under a rights-based approach, bringing services to where they are most needed and concentrating attention on conflict-affected areas with the main purpose to improve health equity in Myanmar. At least 50% IDPs, Refugees and host communities are benefited from the Fund’s health assistance. "]
["FN-systemet","UNFPA - UN Population Fund","Mozambique","MOZ-21/0008","Right to a decent life for women in  North Mozambique ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","20 - Reproductive health care",null,5.3,13.4,11.3,7.3,37.299999999999997,"Securing the rights of women to safe and decent lives including SRHR, specifically aiming at IDPs, hosting communities and returnees. "]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","Uganda","UGA-20/0009","Women lead and benefit from inclusive peace and security in Uganda","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,12.25,12.25,12.25,null,36.75,"Women lead and benefit from inclusive peace and security in Uganda - WPS Phase II\r\nImplementation of Uganda's National Action Plan (NAP) for UNSCR 1325, in close partnership with UN Women. \r\nThe proposed project aims to focus on the priority outcomes and medium-term outcomes of Uganda's NAP III for the next four years, building on the results of the first phase of the project.\r\nBy 2026, the WPS Project Phase II will achieve the following desired Outcomes: \r\nOutcome 1: By 2026, Women participation in enhancing social cohesion and reducing interethnic conflicts increased \r\nOutcome 2: Increased participation of women in reduction of violent extremism\r\nOutcome 3: By 2026, Women, including young women participate in preventing and mitigating natural and human made disasters \r\nOutcome 4: Systems and structures for the implementation and coordination of the NAP III strengthened\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","Ethiopia","ETH-18/0012","Support to UN Women","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","70 - Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions",4,8,8,8,8,36,"Support to UN Women's strategic Note 2017-2020."]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","South Sudan","SSD-20/0001","UNICEF -Education","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Education","111 - Education, level unspecified","10 - Education policy and administrative management",30,5,null,null,null,35,"Support to UNICEF's country programme for Education in South Sudan 2020-2021"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Mozambique","MOZ-18/0025","PREFER Domestic Revenue Mobilization and Public Financial Managment ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","11 - Public finance management",null,4,7,11.25,11.25,33.5,"\r\n World Bank Multi Donor Trust Fund for results based support to Mozambique covering  \r\n1 Domestic Resource Mobilization\r\n2. Treasury Managment and Budget Execution\r\n3. Fiscal Decentralisation and PFM at Subnational Level\r\n4. Transparency and Accountability"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Palestine","PAL-19/0028","UNDP - Path to Economic Recovery","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","20 - Employment creation",35,null,null,-2.0656504099999999,null,32.934349589999997,"provision cash for work to youth, marginalized and women living inthe Gaza strip"]
["FN-systemet","UNOPS - UN Office for Project Services","Myanmar","MMR-24/0003","The Livelihoods and Food and Security Fund (LIFT) II","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","72 - Household food security programmes ",null,null,null,22.135000000000002,10.598000000000001,32.733000000000004,"The planned effect on society (Impact) is ”to strengthen the food security and livelihoods of poor and vulnerable groups to recover from and to withstand variable shocks and stressors.” which is the purpose of LIFT.\r\n\r\nThe planned effects for the target group of the Programme (Outcome) are:     \r\n- Nutritional status of vulnerable households improved, with emphasis on women and children\r\n- To contribute to sustaining or increasing improved and gender-responsive livelihood strategies\r\n- Increase community resilience by supporting gender-responsive and inclusive risk management, social protection, and social cohesion\r\n\r\nThe main planned outputs of the Programme (Outputs) are:\r\n- Food system actors are supported to sustainably increase food production\r\n- People are supported to improve their physical, social and financial access to food\r\n- People are supported to adopt improved nutrition and WASH practices and behaviours through nutrition-related services and SBCC\r\n- People are supported to start or improve their enterprises or employment opportunities\r\n- People are supported with access to inclusive social protection, protection and safe migration services\r\n- Local actors' capacity to support locally-led systems is strengthened\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","FAO - Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations","Uganda","UGA-22/0003","Building climate resilience for food and nutrition security of smallholder farming households in Katakwi and Kaberamaido districts (Teso sub region)","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","20 - Agricultural development",null,18,14,null,null,32,"Increased Food Security in Teso region - 2 districts: Kaberamaido and Katakwi. Focus on women, nutrition, increased food security, improved nutirion, access to markets, climate smart agriculture"]
["FN-systemet","UNOPS - UN Office for Project Services","Myanmar","MMR-23/0005","Joint Peace Fund Strategy from 2023","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,12,10,10,32,"The JPF is a multi-donor trust fund aiming to mitigate the impact of armed conflict in Myanmar and to engage in processes that contribute to an inclusive, long-term, and peaceful conflict resolution. It has established a broad portfolio of projects which reflect the JPF's holistic approach to supporting peace in Myanma. This includes projects aimed at empowering women and gender-diverse persons to advance meaningful and equitable participation in conflict prevention; peace negotiations; peacebuilding; and post-conflict reconstruction and governance."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Myanmar","MMR-23/0007","Area-based Support to Strengthen Resilience in Myanmar","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","10 - Social Protection",null,null,18,10,2,30,"The proposed project aims to accompany communities from crisis to recovery, building on experience and lessons learned by both Enabling Community Recovery and Resilience (ENCORE) and Rakhine Triple Nexus (RTN). The project will be implemented through ENCORE and RTN , and cover Rakhine State, Kachin State, Shan State, Mon State, Kayin State, Bago Region, Mandalay Region, Thanintharyi Region and Magway Region.The project has been designed to include a multi-layered and cross-sectoral intervention that aims to strengthen the capacity of individuals, households, community and civil society groups to prepare, respond and cope with future stresses, but also quickly reduce the caseload of humanitarian agencies, preventing inter-generational poverty and significantly reducing the number and the impact of future humanitarian crises. The project aims to strengthen and empower civil society, community structures, women and youth groups to amplify the voices of vulnerable communities and promote social cohesion and inclusive development. "]
["FN-systemet","UNOPS - UN Office for Project Services","Myanmar","MMR-24/0002","Access to Health Fund phase II","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","20 - Basic health care",null,null,null,18,12,30,"The access to Health fund focuses on the most under-served populations, and under a rights-based approach, brings improved health outcomes for vulnerable populations in conflict-affected areas and increased social cohesion. One aim of the fund is to extend access to sexual and reproductive health services and information, and to ensure the realization of related rights and autonomy for vulnerable populations, with a particular focus on youth and people from hard-to-reach areas."]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","Mozambique","MOZ-21/0004","WFP-Livelihood and school feeding provision in Cabo Delgado","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","61 - Food crop production",30,null,null,null,null,30,"Provision of livelihood opportunities for youth and women, and school feeding to displaced and host communities children in Cabo Delgado Province, Northen Mozambique "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","Palestine","PAL-25/0014","ASPIRE III ","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Environment and energy","236 - Heating, cooling and energy distribution","30 - Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids)",null,null,null,null,30,30,"The Project supports Phase 3 of the ASPIRE Multiphase Approach to transform the West Bank and Gaza energy sector by improving grid performance, diversifying resources, and encouraging private investment to reduce implementation risks. ASPIRE III (July 2025–December 2028) focuses on critical West Bank investments and possible rehabilitation in Gaza, building on strengthened institutional capacity and lessons such as flexible design, streamlined procurement, and robust monitoring to enhance impact and maintain stakeholder trust. The program is organized into four components: grid infrastructure upgrades and a PETL SCADA system (US$28M), scaling distributed solar PV and demand-side energy efficiency (US$14M), technical assistance and implementation support (US$6M), and a contingent emergency response mechanism using uncommitted funds if needed. PENRA, supported by the PMU, will implement all phases with each phase carrying its own PDO and aligned results framework to ensure adaptive, transparent, and sustained progress in the region’s energy sector. Funding will be channeled through the PFRD Trust Fund (PFRD TF)."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Sudan","SDN-21/0007","Sudan Multi-Partner Trust Fund (MPTF)","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",7,20.3,null,null,null,27.3,"The Sudan MPTF aims to ensure an integrated UN approach to peacemaking and peacebuilding in Sudan. \r\nOutcome 1: ‘Hotspot’ communities in Sudan are stabilized and experience decreased levels of violence. \r\nOutcome 2: Sudan has a legitimate and inclusive infrastructure for peace.\r\nOutcome 3: Political processes, peacemaking and implementation of peace agreements advance progress towards a peaceful and democratic transition. "]
["FN-systemet","FAO - Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations","Somalia","SOM-23/0003","FAO Somalia Country Programme","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","72 - Household food security programmes ",null,null,25,null,-0.82296899999999995,24.177030999999999,"The project intends to contribute to safeguarding the livelihoods of the most affected, most at risk vulnerable households in Middle Shabelle and Jubaland States of Somalia. It seeks to help mitigate the impact of the drought and help affected communities in rebuilding their lives while also cushioning them against recurrent shocks. The proposed project will contribute to the overall achievement of FAO’s Country Partnership Framework (CPF). Norway’s intended financial contribution will be softly earmarked to outcomes 2 and outcome 3 of the CPF detailed below.\r\n\r\nOutcomes: \r\no\tOutcome one: Natural resources are sustainably managed and binding constraints addressed in key productive sector value chains, leading to productivity gains, increased value addition and enhanced opportunities for decent work.  \r\no\tOutcome two: The number of people impacted by climate change, natural disasters, and environmental degradation is reduced.   \r\n"]
["FN-systemet","OHCHR – UN High Commissioner for Human Rights","Guatemala","GTM-22/0005","OHCHR response to human rights situation in Guatemala ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",null,7,7,7,null,21,"Support to OHCHR’s work in response to the deterioration of the human rights situation in Guatemala "]
["FN-systemet","UNHCR - UN Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees","Egypt","EGT-24/0001","Enhancing protection in Egypt's Sudan refugee response","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Health and social services","160 - Other social infrastructure and services","50 - Multisector aid for basic social services",null,null,null,21,null,21,"Softly earmarked contributions to UNHCR Sudan Response in Egypt "]
["FN-systemet","UNOPS - UN Office for Project Services","Mozambique","MOZ-20/0001","Implementation of the Maputo Accord for Peace and Reconciliation","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",10,null,5,5,null,20,"Basket Fund for the Peace Process in Mozambique"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Malawi","MWI-12/0016","Agriculture Sector Wide Approach - Support Project","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","10 - Agricultural policy and administrative management",20,null,null,null,null,20,"Goal: To improve the effectiveness of investments aimed at food security and sustainable agricultural growth, and strengthen the natural resource base in agricultural lands, through a doubling of the area under sustainable land management as a basis for securing ecosystem services and sustainable agricultural productivity."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","AU - African Union","Africa Regional","RAF-24/0032","Norway- AU strategic partnership agreement II","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,null,null,20,20,"The goal of the Agreement is to further strengthen and expand the strategic cooperation between the Partners, as well as practical cooperation within fields of common interest.\r\nThe objective of the Strategic Partnership is to contribute towards the objectives of the African Union Strategic Plan Document for 2024-2028, guiding the Second Ten Year Implementation Plan 2024-2033 (STYIP) of Agenda 2063.\r\nThe project will support the AU to achieve Agenda 2063 goals, its Second Ten-Year Implementation Plan (STYIP), and the AU Strategic Plan Document 2024-2028 as a successor to the previous project, which was carried out between 2018 and 2025 under the agreement RFA-17/0069 that supported Agenda 2063 and its First Ten-Year Implementation Plan (FTYIP). The project focuses on thematic areas that are priorities of Agenda 2063, including women, youth, peace and security, climate resilience, the blue economy, girls' education, and sustainable economic growth. \r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Libya","LBY-22/0001","Strenghtening Local Peacebuilding and Resilience in the South of Libya","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,5,8,6,null,19,"Strenghtening Local Peacebuilding and Resilience in the South of Libya"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Malawi","MWI-17/0010","UNDP Malawi Innovation Challenge Fund","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Production sectors and trade","311 - Agriculture","93 - Agricultural financial services",9.3000000000000007,8.5,null,null,null,17.8,"Support to an agribusiness window of the Malawi Innovation Challenge Fund (MICF). The purpose of the MICF is to support established firms in Malawi to implement innovative projects with positive developmental effects. Support is provided through matching grants of between 100,000 and 500,000 USD.\r\n"]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Nepal","NPL-10/0047","Strengtheningr Public Financial Management in Nepal (WB)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","11 - Public finance management",null,null,10,null,6,16,"This a multi donor trust fund managed by the World Bank to strengthen public financial management in Nepal. The project works with Ministry of Finance, Office of the Auditor General, Financial Comptroller General Office and Public Procurement Management Office to improve the overall public financial management system including better planning, book keeping, accounting, auditing and reporting."]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IGAD - Intergovernmental Authority on Development","Africa Regional","RAF-20/0021","IGAD Peace and Security Strategy 2021-2025","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,4,4,4,4,16,"Support to the implementation of IGAD's Peace and Security Strategy for 2021-2025"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Congo, Dem. Rep.","COD-17/0002","DRC Humanitarian Fund","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Emergency assistance","720 - Emergency Response","10 - Material relief assistance and services",10,5,null,null,null,15,"DRC Humanitarian Fund"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Ethiopia","ETH-22/0004","Support to an Inclusive and Effective National Dialogue in Ethiopia","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","50 - Democratic participation and civil society",null,null,5,6,4,15,"The project's objective is to contribute towards the foundational and institutional prerequisites for an effective and constructive national dialogue process in Ethiopia. The implementing partner is the Ethiopian National Dialogue Commission (ENDC) established by Parliament in 2021 under Proclamation 1265/2021. Support was requested by the Government of Ethiopia for UNDP to channel donor contributions through a basket fund. Support is towards the capacity building of ENDC as an independent, trusted and empowered institution as well as the timely roll-out of an inclusive, participatory, transparent and gender-sensitive national dialogue process. The project's interventions such as discussion platforms and sessions wil include the voices of all groups including women, youth, internally displaced people, people with disabilities and other disadvantaged groups from all regions as a key feature for a credible and inclusive process."]
["FN-systemet","UNFPA - UN Population Fund","India","IND-22/0013","UNFPA - Support to the 10th Country Programme ","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","80 - Ending violence against women and girls",null,null,7,5,3,15,"Support to UNFPA India 10th Country Program, soft earmarked output 1, 2 and 3. \r\nThe main objective of the UNFPAs 10th Country programme (CP10) is to support national efforts in achieving universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights and to promote gender equality. CP 10 will stimulate efforts to end preventable maternal deaths, unmet need for family planning, and gender-based violence and harmful practices, including in humanitarian situations."]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","Congo, Dem. Rep.","COD-23/0002","Women, Peace and Security Agenda in DRC- SN outcome 4","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","70 - Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions",null,null,null,7,7.5,14.5,"Strengthening Coordination and Implementation of the Women, Peace and Security agenda in DRC."]
["FN-systemet","UNOPS - UN Office for Project Services","Palestine","PAL-22/0030","Access Support Unit (ASU)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,14.5,null,-3.4070000000000003E-2,14.46593,"Support to UNOPS Access Support Unit (ASU) in order to improve access of staff and movement of goods in and out of Gaza, so as to relieve the humanitarian crisis, promote economic growth and reduce drivers of the conflict."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Malawi","MWI-16/0007","UNDP - National Registration and Identification System (NRIS)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","10 - Public sector policy and administrative management",10,4,null,null,null,14,"The project is for the design, establishment and management of biometric  systems, infrastructure and eqipment for the national civic register and identity cards."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Guatemala","GTM-16/0004","The Maya Programme III Phase (2019-2022)","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",12,null,null,null,null,12,"The third phase of the Maya Program (2019-2022) seeks to consolidate the human rights based approach, and the results obtained in the previous phases. The focus will be on structural changes, in order to promote the construction of a multicultural, democratic and legal state. Given the serious situation of discrimination and exclusion of indigenous peoples and women, efforts will focus on increasing the participation of indigenous peoples and women in different decision-making spaces. "]
["FN-systemet","UN - United Nations","South of Sahara Regional","SAF-19/0005","Great Lakes- Trust Fund UN Special Envoy for Great Lakes","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,9.5,2.5,null,null,12,"Support for the implementation of the Peace, Security and Cooperation Framework for the Dem. Rep. of the Congo and the region through Trust Fund in Support of the Office of the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for the Great lakes Region. Non-earmarked contribution. The contribution will be used to support interventions in particularly the following areas; human rights/judicial cooperation, gender equality, economic integration/private sector development and civil society cooperation."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Sri Lanka","LKA-22/0001","UNDP Sri Lanka’s Flagship Portfolio on SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","10 - Public sector policy and administrative management",null,null,4,4,4,12,"UNDP Sri Lanka’s Flagship Portfolio on SDG16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions brings together inclusive governance and peacebuilding work under one umbrella. The Portfolio is implemented by UNDP as part of its Country Programme and the United Nations Sustainable Development Framework and enables the provision of cohesive and integrated support to the Government of Sri Lanka. This includes improving the effectiveness, responsiveness, and accountability of key institutions to deliver people-centered services; promoting inclusive, and participatory decision-making processes; and strengthening peace and reconciliation. Specifically, the portfolio contributes to the achievement of SDG 16+ targets, thus also enabling achievement of all SDGs. Strengthening Gender Equality is central to the work. The portfolio intervenes across four inter-related thematic pillars:\r\n\r\n- Voice and Representation\r\n- Rights and Justice\r\n- Strong and Efficient Institutions\r\n- Social Cohesion"]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","IDEA - International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance","Africa Regional","RAF-21/0033","Strengthening early response and conflict prevention capacities of AUC ","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",3,2,3.5615431200000001,4,-0.89496942999999995,11.66657369,"The overall goal or impact objective of the proposed project is to contribute to reducing the risk of conflict escalation in countries at risk of political violence in Africa. This impact objective is in line with the third and seventh priorities of the New African Union Commission - which are to (i) Silence the Guns in Africa and (ii) to stimulate African proactive action on the obvious determining factors of crisis in AU members States such as disrespect of constitutionalism, rule of law and exclusion. The project is also in line with the following interlinked aspirations of AU Agenda 2063.\r\n-Aspiration 3: An Africa of good governance, democracy, respect for human rights, justice, and the rule of law.\r\n-Aspiration 4: A peaceful and secure Africa.\r\n-Aspiration 6: An Africa, whose development is people-driven, relying on the potential of African people, especially its women and youth, and caring for children.\r\nFurthermore, the project aims to contribute to Sustainable Development Goal 16 which is about promoting peace, justice and strong institutions at all levels. By involving women in political processes and peace processes the project will also to some extent contribute to SDG target 5.5 (which is about ensuring women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision making in political, economic, and public life) and UN resolution 1325.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Ethiopia","ETH-16/0026","Governance and Democratic Participation Programme ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","50 - Democratic participation and civil society",11.5,null,null,null,null,11.5,"The Governance and Democratic Participation Programme (GDPP) is a five-year, multi-stakeholder programme managed by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and implemented by 11 institutions of the Government of Ethiopia (GoE). The main objective of the programme is to support Ethiopia sustain reform efforts towards enhancing institutional capacities and frameworks for strengthening good governance and deepening democratic participation."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Congo, Dem. Rep.","COD-16/0002","Stabilisation Coherence Fund (SCF)-Addendum","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",10,null,null,null,null,10,"Support to the implementation of the International Security and Stabiliszation Strategy (ISSSS) in the DRC for stabilization of the east."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Syria","SYR-22/0002","UN Joint Programme 2.0 in Syria","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Emergency assistance","730 - Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation","10 - Immediate post-emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation",null,null,null,null,10,10,"The project is a joint programme with six participating UN organisations (PUNO’s): FAO, UNDP, UNFPA, UN Habitat, UNICEF and WFP.\r\n\r\nThe overall goal of the project is that the local socio-economic situation is improved, inequalities reduced, and urban-rural linkages strengthened in a sustainable manner. \r\n\r\nThe project outcomes are: \r\n1.\tWomen, men, girls and boys have more equitable basic services, such as electricity, water, education and health care. \r\n2.\tWomen, men, including youth have enhanced sustainable food systems and livelihood opportunities. \r\n3.\tTrust, cohesion, and cross-cleavage cooperation between local communities is enhanced. \r\n\r\nThe project has an area-based approach and will start with the population in Aleppo which is home to about 4.2 million Syrians. \r\nNorway att MFA has previously supported the first phase of the Programme (UNJP 1.0). \r\n\r\nFAO is at the forefront of work towards sustainable agriculture by promoting protection and sustainable use of natural resources while meeting society’s growing needs for decent and resilient livelihoods.\r\nUNDP is a leading agency with its in-house capacity in conflict sensitivity. In addition, UNDP has extensive experience in programming to support access to livelihoods and basic services across Syria.\r\nUNFPA works extensively to achieve gender equality through gender mainstreaming and gender equality programming. UNFPA also supports women empowerment interventions.\r\nUN Habitat’s work around area-based planning offers a useful framework for local actors, local communities, local leaders etc. to develop plans through participatory, inclusive, and bottom-up processes.\r\nUNICEF works to ensure and support the protection of children’s rights, including equitable access for girls, boys, and young people to basic services.\r\nWFP works with its expertise and demonstrated capacity, in close coordination with FAO++, in developing value chains on key agriculture commodities for livelihoods and economic recovery.\r\n\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Congo, Dem. Rep.","COD-22/0004","UNDP: Support Project for electoral cycle (PACE)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","51 - Elections",null,7,3,null,null,10,"The overall goal of this project is to contribute to a transparent, inclusive, and peaceful electoral process by supporting the institutions in charge of election management, conflict arbitration and electoral process security, enhancing inclusion and participation and reducing the risk of violence. The project provides targeted and strategic UN support to CENI and other stakeholders (such as political parties, civil society, and religious leaders) in the electoral process to address gaps in transparency, inclusion, and responsible leadership for credible elections. Through its governance, the project will also aim to identify tensions and prevent their escalation, encourage consultation and dialogue."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Malawi","MWI-21/0001","UNDP Malawi Electoral Support Project (MESP) 2022-2025","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","51 - Elections",null,null,4.5,3.827,1.673,10,"Basket fund to support election cycle and democratic governance in Malawi"]
["FN-systemet","UNOPS - UN Office for Project Services","Palestine","PAL-25/0006","ASU - Core Support to Access Support Unit (ASU)","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,null,null,10,10,"Overall Outcome:\r\nExpedited movements of UN Personnel (both humanitarian and non-humanitarian), NGOs, diplomats and donors – including cross-border movements - through enhanced coordination with national and regional authorities to ease bureaucratic and administrative access impediments to the implementation of humanitarian, development and recovery programmes across the OPT.\r\nStrengthened evidence base and stakeholder awareness on bureaucratic and administrative access impediments through regular production and dissemination of analytical reports and briefi ngs to relevant stakeholders. The ASU is an inter-agency project under the overall leadership of the UN Deputy Special Coordinator (DSC) / Resident Coordinator (RC) / Humanitarian Coordinator (HC), working with UNSCO and UNOCHA, and administered by UNOPS. The ASU reports to the OPT DSC/RCHC through OCHA and RCO (the ASU Projective Executive).\r\n\r\nOutcome 1. UN agencies, NGOs and the diplomatic corps (Member States and donors) receive coordinated technical support for the movement of staff in accordance with humanitarian principles, international law, to better direct assistance to the civilian population, including for women, girls, and groups in vulnerable positions.\r\nOutcome 2. Bureaucratic and administrative restrictions to humanitarian space, including gender-based, are addressed through coordinated negotiation eff orts and related analyses are made publicly available to support the humanitarian community’s advocacy eff orts with regards to access of the civilian population to basic service provision.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","WFP - World Food Programme","Haiti","HTI-23/0003","Home-grown school feeding programme","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Education","112 - Basic education","50 - School feeding",null,null,null,null,10,10,"Food insecurity in Haiti is at record levels, with 4,9 million people facing acute food insecurity. Through the distribution of school meals, the project will provide immediate assistance to school aged children in food insecure areas of Haiti that have been impacted by the latest complex crisis in the country, while also contributing to strengthening the local food systems. The planned effects for the target group are to reach 8150 school aged children with a daily meal for 80 school days across appx. 40 schools in Haiti’s Great South, while providing “Vita Mamba” snacks to 20.000 children in the West department. The project also aims to provide locally sources products and improve the quality and quantity of local peanut production in the North East department and capacity strengthening of smallholder farmers. The target of the project is to aim to have at least 51% women smallholder farmers members in the agricultural production organizations. Capacity strengthening activities include the promotion of gender sensitive material, promotion of equal access to credit, as well as direct access to technical knowledge to women to promote equal access to markets."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Colombia","COL-21/0010","GCFF Colombia - Regional response venezuelan refugees and migrants","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","90 - Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility",10,null,null,null,null,10,"The objective of this operation is to support the Government of Colombia’s strategy of ensuring social and economic integration of Venezuelan migrants in host areas. The proposed programme includes a range of inclusive migratory and service delivery policies and instruments. The legal basis for these policies and instruments is for the most part already in place, but the operation will support the Government of Colombia in the implementation of these."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","South Sudan","SSD-21/0007","MDTTF","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","10 - Public sector policy and administrative management",null,10,null,null,null,10,"The objective of the WB MDTTF is to boost capacity building in key economic institutions and promote an enabling environment for reforms."]
["FN-systemet","UNOPS - UN Office for Project Services","Iraq","IRQ-21/0001","UNAMI Operational Election Support","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","51 - Elections",10,-3.15329E-3,null,null,null,9.9968467099999998,"The primary objective of this project is to enhance the credibility and transparency of Iraq’s electoral process in full accordance with relevant national legal and policy frameworks. The project comes as a direct result of the new UNAMI mandate (SCR 2576) adopted on May 27, 2021, asking UNAMI to monitor the Iraqi elections on October 10, 2021. UNOPS will provide UNAMI with operational support in the field of human resources, security support in close coordination with UNDSS in Iraq, logistics and procurement for the deployment of the UN teams and the launch of the UN strategic messaging campaign, pursuant to SCR 2576, and in compliance with UN procedures, rules and regulations. "]
["FN-systemet","ILO - International Labour Organisation","Madagascar","MAG-22/0001","Cyclone response  - rebuilding of schools","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Education","112 - Basic education","20 - Primary education",null,10,null,-3.2387590000000001E-2,null,9.9676124099999992,"Contribution to the national cyclone response for education sector through ILO’s emergency project  of rebuilding destroyed school infrastructures in the most hit areas to ensure continuity of education for school children deprived of classes. The rebuilding of disability-sensitive 22 schools will provide training and employment for local youth with strict observance of gender parity according to ILO regulations on recruitment. The support is intended to have a catalytic effect for mobilising more funding to the disaster response."]
["Regionale utviklingsbanker","ASDB - Asian Development Bank","Nepal","NPL-11/0045","SASEC, Power System Expansion Project-Transmission line-Nepal","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Environment and energy","236 - Heating, cooling and energy distribution","30 - Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids)",null,7.767487,1.9616020000000001,null,null,9.7290890000000001,"SASEC, South Asian Subregional Economic Cooperation, Power System Expansion Project-Transmission line-Nepal. The main component of the Project is Power Transmission and Capacity building. The project has a significant component of distribution of electricity, which can provide more than 350.000 persons access. There is also a mini grid component. Rural electrification will  provide electricity to 30.000 households. Capacity development is also included."]
["FN-systemet","UNMISS - United Nations Mission in South Sudan","South Sudan","SSD-23/0019","ADVANCING ACCOUNTABILITY FOR SGBV-CRSV CRIMES","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","30 - Legal and judicial development",null,null,3,6.2406639999999998,null,9.2406639999999989,"Accountability for SGBV-CRSV crimes in South Sudan."]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","Palestine","PAL-18/0030","UN Women - Implementation of WPS agenda in Palestine","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","70 - Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions",7.08,2,null,null,null,9.08,"Advancing the Women, Peace and Security agenda in Palestine"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Haiti","HTI-17/0004","Risk mapping South department UNDP","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","60 - Disaster Risk Reduction",9,null,null,null,null,9,"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. "]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Sri Lanka","LKA-20/0007","UNDP- Phase II of SDG16 Peace, Justice and Strong institutions 2021-2022 ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","10 - Public sector policy and administrative management",4.5,4,null,null,null,8.5,"This is the recalibrated project of United Nations Development Programme’s (UNDP) Flagship Portfolio on SDG16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions. It aims to strengthen the ability of key institutions to address governance deficits and deliver people-centric services as well as build the space, capacity and trust for excluded and vulnerable groups to participate and provide inputs to policy- and decision-making, as a contribution to sustainable peace and inclusive socio-economic development in Sri Lanka. Some of the activities include support to women's participation in politics, and work on combatting gender-based violence"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Philippines","PHI-20/0016","UN Joint Human Rights Programme Philippines 2021","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",2.3513169999999999,5,1,null,null,8.3513169999999999,"The UN Joint Programme is expected to increase the extent to which the human rights of people in the Philippines are protected. It is expected to increase the capacity and knowledge of duty bearers to promote, protect and fulfill human rights. It is expected to strengthen accountability for human rights violations and abuses, increasing trust in institutions and adherence to rule of law. The UN Joint Programme is expected to promote a more inclusive participation by rights-holders including different civil society groups towards a broader environment in which human rights are respected and protected, and in which they can conduct peaceful and legitimate human rights activities without fear of repercussions."]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Lebanon","LBN-21/0002","Third Party Monitoring of COVID-19 Vaccination","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","64 - COVID-19 control",8.2851099999999995,null,null,null,null,8.2851099999999995,"Third party monitoring of covid-19 vaccination programme to ensure safe, effective and equitable vaccine deployment. "]
["FN-systemet","WHO - World Health Organization","India","IND-20/0001","The Novel Cornoavirus Disease (COVID-19) WHO Joint Reponse Plan India","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","64 - COVID-19 control",8,null,null,null,null,8,"Support India’s preparedness and response operations to contain the COVID-19 outbreak in India, halt the local spread and mitigate impact of the outbreak. Cooperation among health partners to facilitate strategic planning with oranisational leadership and accountability in a framework for effective partnerships in alignement with India's Ministry of Health’s Cluster Containment and Mitigation Plans. Technical guidance and facilitation of linkages among stakeholders."]
["FN-systemet","UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime","Mali","SAF-25/0001","Integrated Approach to Stability in Mali through improved access to justice and security and community recovery  ","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","30 - Legal and judicial development",null,null,null,null,7.5,7.5,"The project aims to address the lack of trust in state institutions and justice systems and lack of social cohesion through targeted interventions towards victims of violent extremism and towards public services. Local counterparts include a diverse number of national agents and units working on counterterrorism and organised crime, investigation, and prevention of violent extremism. \r\n\r\nAt institutional level beneficiaries include justice and security actors, such as prosecutors, judges, law enforcement officers, but also police and gendarmerie. At the local and community level targeted groups include local governance structures and traditional and religious leaders. At the individual level, victims of violent extremism and terrorism as well as IDPs will be targeted. Women, youth and children will be prioritised.\r\n\r\nActivities are divided between the three implementing organisations, UNODC (lead), IOM and UNDP."]
["FN-systemet","UNFPA - UN Population Fund","India","IND-21/0005","UNFPA - Support to the 9th Country Programme ","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","80 - Ending violence against women and girls",3,4,null,null,null,7,"“Thematic support at country level (Type A support)” towards Outcome 1 and Outcome 2 of UNFPA India’s Country Programme (DP/FPA/CPD/IND/9)\r\nThe main objective of the programme is to support national efforts in achieving universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights, including family planning, and to promote gender equality and rights, including leverageing national programmes to support the Government in addressing harmful practices."]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","Madagascar","MAG-19/0003","UNICEF Education Thematic Funding Window","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Education","112 - Basic education","20 - Primary education",6.56,null,null,null,null,6.56,"UNICEF'S thematic fund for education is a pooled funding mechanism to support UNICEF Strategic Plan 2018-2021 rleated to Goal Area 2 focuses on improving learning\r\noutcomes for children. It has three working areas:\r\n- Equitable access to quality education\r\n- Learning outcomes\r\n- Skills development "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","World Bank","Middle East Regional","LBN-19/0001","Mashreq Gender Facility","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","70 - Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions",6.5,null,null,null,null,6.5,"The Marshreq Gender Facility will provide technical assistance to Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq  to enhance women's economic opportunities as a catalyst towards more inclusive, sustainable, and peaceful societies, where economic growth benefits all. Through collaboration with the private sector, civil society and development partners, the Facility will support government-led efforts, country level priorities and strategic regional activities."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Ethiopia","ETH-22/0005","DPG Phase VI: Support to National development plans","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","10 - Public sector policy and administrative management",null,2,2,2,null,6,"Support to DPG (Development Partners Group) Phase 6. The DPG was established in 2001, initially as the Development Assistance Group (DAG), and comprises 30 bilateral and multilateral partners. The DPG was established to foster and catalyse policy dialogue and to coordinate and harmonize development partners' support for the Government of Ethiopia's preparation, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the national development plan and the SDGs."]
["FN-systemet","UNRCO - United Nations Resident Coordinators Office - local office","Tanzania","TAN-25/0002","A Partnership for Results: Empowering RCO and Strengthening UN Coordination in Tanzania","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","In donor costs and unspecified","998 - Unallocated/unspecified","10 - Sectors not specified",null,null,null,null,6,6,"Localization and Strategic Coordination - Enhance the RCO’s capacity to provide high-level and area-based development coordination, promoting vertical and horizontal coherence and generating replicable models, UN Efficiency – Strengthen coordination across UN operations and business innovations to achieve efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and environmental sustainability under the UN Efficiency Agenda, Results Reporting and Development Communications – Strengthen system-wide results reporting, ensuring transparency, accountability, and clear visibility of UN contributions to Tanzania’s development priorities."]
["FN-systemet","FAO - Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations","Morocco","MAR-20/0003","Capacity building in aquaculture in Morocco, Phase 2","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Production sectors and trade","313 - Fishing","81 - Fishery education and training",3.5,2.1,null,null,null,5.6,"Capacity building in aquaculture in Morocco. Cooperation with Netherlands."]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Nepal","NPL-24/0005","Accompanying the Transitional Justice process in Nepal – Kickstart (2025-2026)","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,null,null,5,5,"Agreement with the UN Multi Partner Trust Fund Office to support the transitional justice process in Nepal to the Commissions for Truth and Reconciliation (TRC) and of Investigation on Enforced Disappeared Persons (CIEDP) and victims.\r\n\r\nImpact: National institutions implement a comprehensive transitional justice program that adheres to international standards and fulfill the victims’ rights to truth, justice, reparations and guarantees of non-recurrence through support to TJ Institutions\r\n\r\nOutcomes\r\n1.\tEnhanced capacity of office bearers and staff in the two commissions on issues such as transitional justice principles in order to effectively perform their mandates\r\n2.\tImproved quality of the strategic plan, internal procedures and guidelines, including issues such as archiving, data protection, case management of the two commissions\r\n3.\tBetter access to fact-based analysis of gaps in adherence to international best practices on transitional justice and protection of human rights are used by a range of stakeholders to inform policies and actions to address those gaps. \r\n4.\tImproved monitoring the implementation of the TJ agenda\r\n5.\tEnhanced participation of victims and civil society: Victims participation in the transitional justice process is supported so that they can demand and access their rights.\r\n\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UN - United Nations","Myanmar","MMR-20/0011","Support to the Mandate Implementation of Special Envoy of the Secretary General on Myanmar","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","50 - Democratic participation and civil society",null,2,null,null,3,5,"Support to the Trust Fund of the UN Special Envoy for Myanmar, to strenghten her office's capacity to engage on sensitive issues in Myanmar. "]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","India","IND-21/0019","UNICEF Protection of children in urban context  ","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","60 - Human rights",4.95,null,null,-2.7901499999999999E-3,null,4.9472098500000001,"Transformative action for the protection of children in urban context - strengthening child protection systems in partnership with GoI, 17 states and multi-sectoral stakeholders, with a particular focus on female street children, who were additionally vulnerable due to the pandemic."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Libya","LBY-16/0002","Stabilisation Facility for Libya","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",5,null,null,-0.19761205000000001,null,4.80238795,"Immediate stabilization initiative to supper the Government of National Accord to build legitimacy among libyan population."]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","Malawi","MWI-25/0009","UN Women -The Chief Kachindamoto Fund- Ending Child Marriages and Promoting Girls’ Education in Malawi Programme ","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","80 - Ending violence against women and girls",null,null,null,null,4,4,"The Ending Child Marriages and Promoting Girls Education Programme in Malawi, under  the Chief Kachindamoto Fund (CKF) brings together bold cultural leadership, direct support for girls, and community-led transformation in a way that surpasses traditional, short-term project models. Its dual focus targets the most entrenched drivers of child marriage—limited opportunities for girls and harmful social norms—through a dedicated pooled fund rooted in cultural authority, girls’ empowerment, and community ownership.\r\n\r\nComponent 1: The Chief Kachindamoto Fund (CKF) is a grant-making mechanism to catalyze change and end child marriages in Malawi. The CKF supports initiatives that empower traditional leaders to champion gender equality by celebrating positive cultural practices and eliminating harmful ones.\r\n\r\nComponent 2: Gender mainstreaming across social sectors."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Malawi","MWI-24/0012","Inclusive Digital Transformation for Malawi (IDT4M)","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","10 - Public sector policy and administrative management",null,null,null,null,4,4,"Initiative targets a holistic digital transformation agenda that integrates Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) with Digital Identity to guarantee legal identity for all, promote good governance, and address the gender divide by increasing digital literacy and inclusion. It emphasizes a whole-of-society approach, including government, private sector, and civil society, to foster economic growth and inclusivity."]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","Colombia","COL-15/0031","Support to UN Women and Women´s NGO involved in peace initiatives","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","70 - Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions",3.9074200000000001,null,null,null,null,3.9074200000000001,"Support to UN Women and other NGOs through UN Women involved in peace building actions and the implementation of Resolution 1325 "]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","Tanzania","TAN-19/0012","UNICEF Demographic Health Survey - Micronutrient component","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Health and social services","122 - Basic health","40 - Basic nutrition",3,null,null,null,null,3,"Demographic and Health Survey Tanzania 2020/21 nutrition component\r\nBasket funding through UNICEF co-financed by USAID, Canada, Irish Aid,DFID and Nutrition International. Survey implemented by ICF, National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) and Tanzania Food and Nutrition Center (TFNC). The Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) will include a nutrition component which will provide input to future planning on support to the National Multi-sectoral Nutrition Action Plan (NMNAP). Nutrition sensitive agriculture and education on nutrition are important aspects of this multisectoral plan."]
["FN-systemet","UNRCO - United Nations Resident Coordinators Office - local office","Ethiopia","ETH-23/0002","DELIVERING TOGETHER IN SUPPORT OF THE 2030 AGENDA IN ETHIOPIA\t          ","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,2,1,null,3,"Support to One UN reform in Ethiopia. The programme aims at strengthening the implementation of UN Delivering As One. Specific objectives: strenghtening the One UN approcah to 1) Humanitarian-Development-Peace (HDP) nexus, resilience and climate action and 2) leaving no one behind."]
["FN-systemet","UNOPS - UN Office for Project Services","Palestine","PAL-20/0020","UNOPS - UN Access Coordination Unit","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",3,null,null,-2.6201740000000001E-2,null,2.9737982600000001,"Support to UNOPS Access Coordination Unit (ACU)"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Ghana","GHA-22/0010","UN Peacekeeping Ministerial 2023","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,2.4252799999999999,-2.792296E-2,null,2.3973570399999997,"Small scale grant to support Ghana in hosting the UN Peacekeeping Ministerial 2023. UNDP is responsible for coordinating the funds from donor partners in a multi-partner fund. "]
["Andre multilaterale organisasjoner","RCC - Regional Cooperation Council","Europe Regional","RER-11/0059","Regional Cooperation Council RCC Sarajevo, support to operational budget","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",0.37259199999999998,0.37013054000000001,0.43119299999999999,0.44559873,0.57194957999999996,2.1914638499999999,"Support to RCCs operational Budget 2011"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Ethiopia","ETH-12/0016","Support to Delivering as One Agenda in Ethiopia","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","In donor costs and unspecified","998 - Unallocated/unspecified","10 - Sectors not specified",2,null,null,null,null,2,"Support to One UN reform in Ethiopia. The programme aims at strengthening the implementation of UN Delivering As One, to imrove the efficiency and effectiveness of the UN system in meeting internationally agreed development goals in Ethiopia.\r\n\r"]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Ethiopia","ETH-13/0026","DAG General Pooled fund ","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","10 - Public sector policy and administrative management",2,null,null,null,null,2,"Norway participates in the DAG group and in the financing of the poolerd activities for implementation of GTP  and MDGs in Ethiopia. The funding includes administrative costs and activities."]
["FN-systemet","UN Women","India","IND-24/0021","Gender Responsive Governance - support to UN Women Strategic Note 2023-2027","B033","Contributions to single-donor funding mechanisms and contributions earmarked for a specific funding window or geographical location","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","151 - Government and civil society, general","70 - Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions",null,null,null,1,0.6,1.6,"The grant is “Thematic support at country level (Type A support) towards UN Women India Country office’s Strategic Note 2023 to 2027 (SN 2023-27) Outcome 2. \r\n\r\nImpact: Women and girls in India will benefit from decent work and economic opportunities and increased economic, social and political autonomy, live lives free from violence and discrimination and lead and participate equally in political leadership and public life and benefit from gender responsive institutions with enhanced resilience to disasters. \r\n\r\nMain objective of SN 2023-27 is aligned with the UNSDCF 2023-27 and focuses on gender responsive governance, women’s economic empowerment, and ending violence against women. It commits to supporting India’s women-led development, including economic empowerment, bridging the gender digital divide, and driving gender-inclusive climate action. \r\n"]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","Philippines","PHI-21/0009","Adolescents, Youth and Peace in Maguindanao - UNICEF","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Education","112 - Basic education","31 - Basic life skills for youth",1.3996170000000001,null,null,null,null,1.3996170000000001,"This project addresses some of the main drivers of conflict in Maguindanao and its successful implementation will make an important contribution to the overall Bangsamoro peace process in Mindanao. The objective is to support alternative learning services and to Increase the protection and life skills of adolescents and young people in the region. "]
["FN-systemet","UNOPS - UN Office for Project Services","Myanmar","MMR-16/0020","Norway's Contribution to Joint Peace Fund","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,1,null,null,null,1,"The Peace Support Gruop (PSG) is working to create a joint peace fund to fund for peace building activities in Myanmar. The Government of Myanmar and at least 16 armed ethnic groups are currently negotiating for a Nationwide Ceasefire Accord,  and in response to the peace effort the internatinoal community has promised to provide financial, technial and advisory support towards the peace process.  Norway as the first foreign country to engage in Myanmar peace process."]
["FN-systemet","UNDP - UN Development Programme","Pakistan","PAK-23/0008","Women’s Voices in Sentinel Communities of the Border Region","B032","Contributions to multi-donor//single-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",null,null,0.65,null,null,0.65,"The project aims at enhancing women-led mitigation and prevention of inter-communal conflicts along the Afghanistan-Pakistan bordering communities.\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","ECA - Economic Commission for Africa","Africa Regional","RAF-15/0067","Support to UNECA 2016 - 2017","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Multisector and other","430 - Other multisector","10 - Multisector aid",null,null,null,-1.13254762,null,-1.13254762,"Support to UNECA's Programme Budget 2016 - 2017. Joint Financing Arrangement with Denmark, Sweden; South-Korea and UK. Earmarked support to the sub-programmes covering the areas of Macroeconomic Policy, Regional Integration and Trade, Statistics, Gender and Women in Development, Social Development Policy."]
["FN-systemet","UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime","Indonesia","INS-18/0004","Strengthening Criminal Justice Response to Forest Crime in Indonesia","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",null,null,null,-1.17181504,null,-1.17181504,"In a 3-year program, UNODC is assisting Indonesian authorities to prevent and combat forest crime and to prevent and combat the corruption that contributes to these crimes.The main partner on the Indonesian side is the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, represented by the Directorate General for Law Enforcement. The program builds on two previous projects, and will assist four targeted provinces (East Kalimantan, Papua, South Sumatra and West Papua) in their efforts to combat forest crimes. "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","Ethiopia","ETH-13/0009","REDD+ Phase I","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",null,null,null,null,-1.7500023300000001,-1.7500023300000001,"Support to Ethiopias REDD+ Phase I. "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IBRD - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development","Palestine","PAL-19/0040","PA Direct Budget Support 2020","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Multisector and other","510 - General budget support","10 - General budget support",-2.164936,null,null,null,null,-2.164936,"Norwegian direct bugdet support to the Palestinian Authorities in 2020."]
["FN-systemet","FAO - Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations","South Sudan","SSD-14/0013","Emergency Livelihood Response Programme in South Sudan (ELRP)","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Emergency assistance","720 - Emergency Response","40 - Emergency food assistance",-2.3525957100000001,null,null,null,null,-2.3525957100000001,"FAO's quick intervention to provide time-critical livelihood support to 3.3 million crisis-affected, displaced and food - insecure people in South Sudan affected by the ongoing conflict. The programme is targeting vulnerable food insecure and displaced people, with a focus on those who have not been absorbed by host communities, and who have congregated in rural areas. Assistance will also be provided to host communities receiving the displaced. "]
["FN-systemet","UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund","Pakistan","PAK-06/015","Norwegian Pakistan Partnership Inititative","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Health and social services","130 - Population policies/programmes and reproductive health","20 - Reproductive health care",null,-2.7217352699999999,null,null,null,-2.7217352699999999,"MDG 4 and 5"]
["FN-systemet","ECA - Economic Commission for Africa","Africa Regional","RAF-14/0079","Support to ACPC 2015 - 2017","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Environment and energy","410 - General environmental protection","10 - Environmental policy and administrative management",-2.7498999999999998,null,null,null,null,-2.7498999999999998,"Support to African Climate Policy Center under UNECA "]
["Verdensbankgruppen","IFC - International Finance Corporation","Sri Lanka","LKA-16/0006","Supporting Low Carbon Energy Sector Transition in Sri Lanka","B03","Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by implementing partners ","Environment and energy","232 - Energy generation, renewable sources","10 - Energy generation, renewable sources – multiple technologies",null,null,-2.78346457,null,null,-2.78346457,"The purpose of the project is to develop the energy sector in Sri Lanka. \r\n\r\nImpact: Improve mix of environmentally friendly energy sources\r\nOutcome: Increased solar energy generation in Sri Lanka\r\n"]
["FN-systemet","MPTF Office - Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office","Mali","MLI-17/0005","UN Trust Fund for Peace and Security in Mali","B031","Contributions to multi-donor//multi-entity funding mechanisms","Governance, civil society and conflict prevention","152 - Conflict prevention and resolution, peace and security","20 - Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution",23.520568000000001,null,null,-64.541642159999995,null,-41.021074159999998,"Support to projects under the UN Trust Fund for Peace and Security in Mali, managed by MINUSMA in Mali."]
["Grand Total",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,1785.1031375499999,1632.4270642800004,1908.9876935499999,1309.7635100700002,1027.3982181600002,7663.6796236099981]