cities
education
Energy
Environment
Food and agricultural
Health
intellectual property rights
maritime
meteorology
statistics
Working environment
The educational sector cooperation aims to strengthening the relevance, quality and responsiveness of vocational education. The project will increase the skills level within the concerned industries by improving vocational training, preparing students for the demands of the job market.
Countries: Vietnam
The Danish Energy Agency share the experience of 50 years of the green transition in Denmark in peer-to-peer cooperation with energy authorities in partner countries. Our cooperation is focused on long term planning for cost efficient development of the energy sector supported by effective and efficient regulations and policy frame works. We share the best Danish experience in the areas of:
- Long term energy planning based on scenario modelling
- Integration of renewable energy in the energy system
- Conducive regulation and conditions for on-shore and off-shore wind power
- Energy efficiency in industry and buildings
- District heating
Countries: China, Brazil, Colombia, Egypt, Morocco, Türkiye
The environmental sector cooperation aims to promote a socially just, inclusive and green transition and contribute to sustainable growth and resilient development for people in partner countries in the areas of water, waste, pollution, and nature-based solutions.
Countries: Ethiopia, Kenya, Morocco, South Africa, China, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Ukraine
The food and agricultural sector cooperation aim to promote a socially just, inclusive and green transition in food production systems, and to reduce climate effects through stronger legislative frameworks and increased institutional capacity of partner authorities by:
- Addressing food loss and waste, incl. food and feed safety and hygiene.
- Promoting agroecology and organic production methods, including development of its foundation in form of a credible and effective government system for food, feed, animal health and veterinary control.
- Addressing: One Health, including AMR and animal health.
Countries: China, Bangladesh, Indonesia, India, Vietnam, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Mexico, and Ukraine.
The health sector cooperation aims to enable partner countries to increasingly ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages in three thematic areas:
- Coherent, efficient and quality healthcare services for non-communicable diseases (NCDs),
- regulation of pharmaceuticals and medical devices, and
- combatting health threats from infectious diseases and AMR.
Within these three focus areas the programme contributes to the longer-term improvement of framework conditions and increased ambitions of partner institutions in relation to SDG 3 and equitable universal access to healthcare.
Countries: Brazil, China, India, Mexico, and Vietnam
The sector cooperation on IPR aims to enhance the capacity related to protection and enforcement of IPR in the partnering countries. A well-functioning IPR infrastructure contributes to innovation and technology exchange and paves the way for more investments, leading to economic development and job creation. The cooperation focuses on three thematic areas:
- IPR protection
- IPR enforcement
- Proper utilization of the IP system among SMEs
Countries: Brazil, India and Indonesia (in a joint project with DMA)
The maritime sector cooperation aims to strengthened framework conditions conducive for green and safe shipping in three thematic areas:
- Emission reductions and pollution from the maritime sector
- Safety for ships, seafarers and fishermen
- Efficient shipping and maritime governance
Countries: Ghana, Kenya, China, India, and Indonesia.
The meteorology sector cooperation with Ghana aims at developing the capacity of Ghana Meteorological Agency to provide timely and relevant weather and climate services that serves to protect lives and livelihoods. The cooperation between Gmet and DMI:
- Develops a Climate Atlas for Ghana
- Builds a sustainable meteorology training structure
- Strengthens Gmet’s capacity to understand and act on political and stakeholder needs
Country: Ghana
The goal of the Statistics Sector Cooperation is to strengthen National Statistical Offices and, more broadly, the National Statistical System in partner countries, enhancing their capacity to consistently produce reliable and credible data. This, in turn, will provide a solid foundation for informed decision-making, efficient resource allocation, and effective intervention monitoring for decision-makers, implementers, and key development actors in partner countries. Additionally, it will ensure transparency and accountability, benefiting both policymakers and the general public.
The thematic focus areas, besides strengthening the National Statistical Offices and the National Statistical System in general, are:
- Digitalization of statistical processes
- Enhancing the capacity to use more administrative data in combination with survey data
- Improve statistical frameworks and systems to support a just green transition
Countries: Ghana, Morocco and Vietnam,
The sector cooperation on working environment aims to improve the health and safety of workers as stated in ILO’s Decent Work agenda and SDG 8 on Decent Work and Economic Growth.
Countries: Bangladesh