Complementarity with other Danish programmes and policies Sample Clauses

Complementarity with other Danish programmes and policies. For Denmark, the RDPP phase II presents an opportunity to follow-through on two stated government priorities: migration, instability and terrorism; and security in the neighbourhood region (Government of Denmark Foreign and Security Policy Strategy 2017-2018). Denmark has an overall interest in containing irregular migration, improving stability and thereby conditions for durable solutions. Stability and security serves Danish commercial interests as well as the development outcomes pursued through Danish development cooperation. Denmark also attaches importance to operationalising the New Way of Working (NWOW) agenda, as outlined in the so-called Copenhagen New Way of Working Outcome Note (June 2017), i.e. working in the humanitarian-development nexus. The World 2030, Denmark’s Strategy for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Action (2017), prioritises: 1) promoting peace, security and protection, 2) putting migration high on the development agenda, 3) promoting inclusive, sustainable growth, and 4) promoting human rights, democracy and gender equality. Improved livelihoods, education and employment opportunities, as well as youths are cross-cutting issues, enabling vulnerable communities to pursue a life in safety and dignity. Denmark will strengthen the coherence between humanitarian responses and development cooperation, and in doing so promote increased use of flexible procedures that facilitate adjustments of aid programmes to respond to changes in the local operational environment. Within those priorities, RDPP is strategically situated as a flexible programme aiming to work in the humanitarian-development nexus and addressing longer-term needs of communities affected by forced displacement. There are at this point three programmes for RDPP to regularly share lessons and build synergies with. The Danish Arab Partnership Programme (XXXX) 2017-21 is of particular interest, as there are complementarities with the two thematic programmes of XXXX – governance and economic opportunities (and gender equality) – with those of RDPP (geographically both programmes include Jordan. The coordination office for XXXX in Amman coordinates closely with RDPP in the region, as has been the case in phase I. The same applies to the Syria – Iraq Regional Stabilization Programme (2016-2018), supporting ISIL-liberated areas in Iraq and opposition-controlled areas in Syria. The complementarity of and synergies between RDPP and the Regional Stabilisation Programme is co...
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