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Norway-Guyana deal
Swedish NGO funding
AMC vaccine deal
Forests and REDD
Nordic aid budgets
World Bank corruption
SEKAB biofuel affair
Danes and CDM
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Up to NOK 175m in NGO forest climate funding

The Norwegian government calls for applications for projects from civil society organisations working on issues related to forests and climate change - namely, Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD).

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Out of Nicaragua. Sweden plans exit strategy
The Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) office at the Swedish Embassy in Managua is looking for a consultant to coordinate the various elements of the Swedish Exit Project Nicaragua, set to take place over the next couple of years.
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Contract for design of green One UN building in Hanoi
The UN Development Programme (UNDP) seeks an interior designer for the “Green One UN House" in Vietnam that also supports the UN’s ambitious reform programme to achieve a One UN. The interior design of the new building should project a “modern, professional and welcoming image" and help build a common UN identity, while maximizing energy and water use efficiency.
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Evaluation of Sida Amhara rural development project
The Sida-financed Amhara Rural Development Programme has been running for more than a decade, and is currently in its third phase, focusing on improving food security. The Swedish consultancy Orgut has been involved with the programme since it was in planning stages in 1995.
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