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For more than 50 years, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has recruited and employed advisers as part of Denmark's cooperation with developing countries. The employment of advisers is an important instrument in implementing ‘The World We Share’ (MFA 2021), Denmark’s strategy for development cooperation as well as the “Africa’s century” (MFA 2024) the strategy for strengthened Danish engagement with African countries. The Assignment concerns assistance to the MFA with recruitment of sector advisers, who are recruited in close cooperation with Danish authorities and will be posted to Danish embassies, and DANIDA advisers, who are recruited in close cooperation with a national partner in a recipient country and will be working with that partner. Both types of advisers will be directly employed by the MFA. The purpose of the Assignment is to ensure efficient and timely recruitment of sector advisers and DANIDA advisers to enable that well-qualified and competent experts are assigned...

Somaliland Development Fund (SDF) Since the 1980s, Denmark has been a consistent development partner for Somaliland. In 2011, Denmark, along with the UK, Norway, and the Netherlands, established the SDF to align with Somaliland’s self-identified development priorities. Managed by an independent Fund Manager, the SDF has aimed to strengthen state capacity, enhance local ownership, and implement critical infrastructure projects. The overall purpose of this contract is to ensure the achievement of the development objectives jointly identified among the SDF3 donors. At the highest level, this includes for SDF3 to strengthen the climate resilience of vulnerable communities in Somaliland while creating increased income and job opportunities, and thereby helping to reduce poverty. The contract should also support the achievement of SDF3’s three strategic-level objectives, including: 1. Increased climate resilience in integrated water resources management and food systems to recover from or...

The Danish Energy Agency (DEA) is an agency under the Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities (MCEU). DEA manages the Danish Energy Partnership Programmes (DEPPs), which are programmes that aim to assist public authorities improve policy and regulations in support of a green transition of energy sectors in emerging economies. To date, DEPPs have been established in ten different countries, that represent large, emerging economies, whose future energy mix will have a significant impact on global CO2 emissions. DEA manages the programmes, with technical assistance (TA) provided by DEA, the Danish transmission system operator (Energinet) and a consortium of Danish specialised consultants. Additionally, a continuous in-country presence is ensured through energy counsellors at Denmark’s embassies and through the deployment of international Long-Term Advisers (LTAs) within key partner institutions. Finally, the Danish Fellowship Centre delivers technical courses. Although the...

Throughout 2023 and 2024, the Department of Migration, Peace and Stabilization (MIGSTAB) within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark went through a comprehensive learning process on the basis of which it has consolidated its migration programming from small-scale projects into four new large-scale migration programmes. This marks a shift towards larger, more strategic and inter-related migration development programmes that underpin Danish policy priorities and support comprehensive partnerships with key countries along migratory routes, including those with the EU. The new migration programmes aim to address and prevent irregular migration in a safe, orderly and rights-based manner. This entails both efforts to enhance migration governance and management in key countries along the migratory routes and strengthening the protection of people on the move. The new global and regional migration programmes that the MEAL Consultant (hereinafter “the Consultant”) will initially cover...

The procurement procedure concerns assistance with administration of DANIDA bilateral advisers directly employed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA). The purpose of the Assignment is to ensure efficient and timely administration of DANIDA bilateral advisers. The Assignment includes HR management of DANIDA bilateral advisers. The Consultant shall handle all practical issues that may arise in connection with posting of seconded DANIDA bilateral advisers, such as, but not limited to: • issuing contracts, • negotiating salary calculation with new bilateral advisers according to Danida staff rules. The salary has to be approved by MFA or embassy. • secure correct tax information to tax authorities, • obtain tax exemption for the bilateral advisers, • handle insurance issues, • obtain from the bilateral adviser his/her health screening made by a medical doctor • arrange flight tickets, • arrange moving of goods to his/her duty station, and • in case of an extension of a bilateral...