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      <narrative>Project funding: SI Creative Force Agenda 2030  - Eastern Europe</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektstöd: SI Creative Force - EU:s Östra Partnerskap</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI Creative Force is a funding programme for international projects. Eligable for support are Swedish organisations and their partners in the target countries who work through media or the arts to strengthen democracy, human rights and freedom of expression. SI Creative Force was discontinued in 2022, and therefore no new call for applications was made in 2023 or 2024.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Force är ett projektstöd för internationella projekt. Berättigade till stöd är svenska organisationer och deras samarbetspartners i målländerna som arbetar för att stärka demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och yttrandefrihet genom media eller kultur. SI Creative Force fasades ut 2022 varför ingen ny utlysning av programmet gjordes under 2023 och 2024. SI Creative Force avslutas under 2024 genom slutrapportering av kvarvarande projekt.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI Creative Force aims to strengthen the capacity among stakeholders within civil society to drive development and change focusing on democracy, human rights, the rule of law and gender equality. The target group for the projects is change agents and advocacy leaders in partner countries active in culture or media to strengthen democracy, human rights and freedom of expression.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Force syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos aktörer inom civilsamhället, att driva utveckling och förändring med fokus på demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter, rättsstatens principer samt jämställdhet. Målgruppen för projekten är förändringsaktörer och opinionsbildare i partnerländer som arbetar med kultur eller media för att stärka demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och yttrandefrihet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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        <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 453 78 00</telephone>
      <email>si@si.se</email>
      <website>www.si.se</website>
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        <narrative>Slottsbacken 10, Box 7434. 103 91 Stockholm</narrative>
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      <narrative>Moldova (the Republic of)</narrative>
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        <narrative>Results achieved</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Uppnådda resultat</narrative>
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        <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Force Östeuropa avslutas under 2024. Åtta projekt har slutrapporterat under året. I de narrativa slutrapporterna där projektägarna självskattar måluppfyllelse, uppger Samtliga projekt uppger att erfarenheterna tas vidare enligt indikator 1 samt att de uppsatta projektmålen uppfyllts (100%) enligt indikator 2.</narrative>
        <narrative>SI Creative Force Eastern Europe closed in 2024. Eight projects have submitted final reports during the year. In the narrative final reports where the project owners self-assess goal fulfillment, all projects state that the experiences are passed on according to indicator 1 and that the set project goals have been met (100%) according to indicator 2.</narrative>
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          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
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          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>Project funding: SI Creative Force Agenda 2030  - Eastern Europe</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektstöd: SI Creative Force - EU:s Östra Partnerskap</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>SI Creative Force is a funding programme for international projects. Eligable for support are Swedish organisations and their partners in the target countries who work through media or the arts to strengthen democracy, human rights and freedom of expression. SI Creative Force was discontinued in 2022, and therefore no new call for applications was made in 2023 or 2024.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Force är ett projektstöd för internationella projekt. Berättigade till stöd är svenska organisationer och deras samarbetspartners i målländerna som arbetar för att stärka demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och yttrandefrihet genom media eller kultur. SI Creative Force fasades ut 2022 varför ingen ny utlysning av programmet gjordes under 2023 och 2024. SI Creative Force avslutas under 2024 genom slutrapportering av kvarvarande projekt.</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>SI Creative Force aims to strengthen the capacity among stakeholders within civil society to drive development and change focusing on democracy, human rights, the rule of law and gender equality. The target group for the projects is change agents and advocacy leaders in partner countries active in culture or media to strengthen democracy, human rights and freedom of expression.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Force syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos aktörer inom civilsamhället, att driva utveckling och förändring med fokus på demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter, rättsstatens principer samt jämställdhet. Målgruppen för projekten är förändringsaktörer och opinionsbildare i partnerländer som arbetar med kultur eller media för att stärka demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och yttrandefrihet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Donor country-based NGO</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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      <narrative>Donor country-based NGO</narrative>
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      <narrative>11.4 - Strengthen efforts to protect and safeguard the world’s cultural and natural heritage.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">11.4 - Stärka insatserna för att skydda och trygga världens kultur- och naturarv.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms.</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development.</narrative>
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    <tag code="5.b" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt</narrative>
      <narrative>5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer</narrative>
      <narrative>5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
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        <narrative>Donor country-based NGO</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>Project funding: SI Creative Force Agenda 2030  - Eastern Europe</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektstöd: SI Creative Force - EU:s Östra Partnerskap</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>SI Creative Force is a funding programme for international projects. Eligable for support are Swedish organisations and their partners in the target countries who work through media or the arts to strengthen democracy, human rights and freedom of expression. SI Creative Force was discontinued in 2022, and therefore no new call for applications was made in 2023 or 2024.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Force är ett projektstöd för internationella projekt. Berättigade till stöd är svenska organisationer och deras samarbetspartners i målländerna som arbetar för att stärka demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och yttrandefrihet genom media eller kultur. SI Creative Force fasades ut 2022 varför ingen ny utlysning av programmet gjordes under 2023 och 2024. SI Creative Force avslutas under 2024 genom slutrapportering av kvarvarande projekt.</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>SI Creative Force aims to strengthen the capacity among stakeholders within civil society to drive development and change focusing on democracy, human rights, the rule of law and gender equality. The target group for the projects is change agents and advocacy leaders in partner countries active in culture or media to strengthen democracy, human rights and freedom of expression.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Force syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos aktörer inom civilsamhället, att driva utveckling och förändring med fokus på demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter, rättsstatens principer samt jämställdhet. Målgruppen för projekten är förändringsaktörer och opinionsbildare i partnerländer som arbetar med kultur eller media för att stärka demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och yttrandefrihet.</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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        <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 453 78 00</telephone>
      <email>si@si.se</email>
      <website>www.si.se</website>
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        <narrative>Slottsbacken 10, Box 7434. 103 91 Stockholm</narrative>
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      <narrative>Ukraine</narrative>
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      <narrative>Democratic participation and civil society</narrative>
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    <document-link url="https://si.se/en/projects-granted-funding/programmes/creative-force" format="text/html">
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        <narrative>Organisation web page</narrative>
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        <narrative>Results achieved</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Uppnådda resultat</narrative>
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      <description>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Force Östeuropa avslutas under 2024. Åtta projekt har slutrapporterat under året. I de narrativa slutrapporterna där projektägarna självskattar måluppfyllelse, uppger Samtliga projekt uppger att erfarenheterna tas vidare enligt indikator 1 samt att de uppsatta projektmålen uppfyllts (100%) enligt indikator 2.</narrative>
        <narrative>SI Creative Force Eastern Europe closed in 2024. Eight projects have submitted final reports during the year. In the narrative final reports where the project owners self-assess goal fulfillment, all projects state that the experiences are passed on according to indicator 1 and that the set project goals have been met (100%) according to indicator 2.</narrative>
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          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
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        <description>
          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektstöd: SI Creative Force - EU:s Östra Partnerskap</narrative>
      <narrative>Project funding: SI Creative Force Agenda 2030  - Eastern Europe</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>SI Creative Force is a funding programme for international projects. Eligable for support are Swedish organisations and their partners in the target countries who work through media or the arts to strengthen democracy, human rights and freedom of expression. SI Creative Force was discontinued in 2022, and therefore no new call for applications was made in 2023 or 2024.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Force är ett projektstöd för internationella projekt. Berättigade till stöd är svenska organisationer och deras samarbetspartners i målländerna som arbetar för att stärka demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och yttrandefrihet genom media eller kultur. SI Creative Force fasades ut 2022 varför ingen ny utlysning av programmet gjordes under 2023 och 2024. SI Creative Force avslutas under 2024 genom slutrapportering av kvarvarande projekt.</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>SI Creative Force aims to strengthen the capacity among stakeholders within civil society to drive development and change focusing on democracy, human rights, the rule of law and gender equality. The target group for the projects is change agents and advocacy leaders in partner countries active in culture or media to strengthen democracy, human rights and freedom of expression.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Force syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos aktörer inom civilsamhället, att driva utveckling och förändring med fokus på demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter, rättsstatens principer samt jämställdhet. Målgruppen för projekten är förändringsaktörer och opinionsbildare i partnerländer som arbetar med kultur eller media för att stärka demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och yttrandefrihet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Donor country-based NGO</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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      <narrative>Donor country-based NGO</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">11.4 - Stärka insatserna för att skydda och trygga världens kultur- och naturarv.</narrative>
      <narrative>11.4 - Strengthen efforts to protect and safeguard the world’s cultural and natural heritage.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.10" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.5" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms.</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.b" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development.</narrative>
    </tag>
    <tag code="5.b" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt</narrative>
    </tag>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer</narrative>
      <narrative>5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
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      <narrative>The SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) is a project support programme for Swedish actors and their partners in programme countries. It is implemented in the Western Balkans, Türkiye, Eastern Europe, Africa, and the MENA region. The purpose of the programme is to strengthen agents of change working for democracy, human rights, and sustainable development through knowledge exchange and capacity development. The programme contributes to building long-term and mutual relationships between actors in developing countries and their Swedish partners. Project selection takes place through annual open calls targeting civil society as well as the cultural and media sectors. In addition to civil society actors, public and private actors may also apply for funding.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) är ett projektstödsprogram för svenska aktörer och deras partners i programländerna. Det genomförs i västra Balkan, Turkiet, Östeuropa, Afrika och MENA-regionen. Programmets syfte är att genom kunskapsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling stärka förändringsaktörer som verkar för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling. Programmet bidrar till att bygga långsiktiga och ömsesidiga relationer mellan aktörer i utvecklingsländer och deras svenska partners. Urvalet av projekt sker genom årliga, öppna utlysningar som riktar sig till civilsamhället samt kultur- och mediesektorn. Utöver civilsamhällesaktörer kan även offentliga och privata aktörer söka medel.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI CPP contributes to human rights, democracy, the rule of law, and gender equality, in line with the strategies for Sweden’s reform cooperation with the Western Balkans, Türkiye, and Eastern Europe. In Africa and the MENA region, the programme contributes to strengthened capacity and competence to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, in accordance with the Strategy for Innovation, Partnerships, and Capacity Development.

The projects respond to locally identified needs in relevant areas such as strengthening the human rights of minorities or LGBTQI persons, investigative journalism, safety for democracy and human rights activists, countering disinformation, promoting women’s political participation, and more. After project completion, the target group is expected to have strengthened its capacity to continue driving change by, for example, gaining access to new knowledge, new methods, networks, platforms, or strengthened mandates for change.

The results are made possible through project support of up to SEK 2 million and seed funding of up to SEK 200,000. All projects have a Swedish main applicant who cooperates with one or more partners in the programme countries.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI CPP bidrar till mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättsstatens principer och jämställdhet, i enlighet med strategierna för Sveriges reformsamarbete med västra Balkan, Turkiet och Östeuropa. I Afrika och MENA-regionen bidrar programmet till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, i enlighet med Strategi för innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling. 

Projekten möter lokalt definierade behov inom relevanta områden, såsom stärkande av minoriteters eller HBTQI-personers mänskliga rättigheter, grävande journalistik, säkerhet för demokrati- och människorättsaktivister, motverkande av desinformation, främjande av kvinnors politiska deltagande, med mera. Efter avslutat projekt förväntas målgruppen ha stärkt sin kapacitet att fortsätta driva förändring genom att till exempel ha fått tillgång till ny kunskap, nya metoder, nätverk, plattformar eller stärkt sina mandat till förändring.

Resultaten möjliggörs av projektstöd till samarbetsprojekt om max 2 miljoner kronor och såddfinansiering om max 200 000 kronor. Alla projekt har en svensk huvudsökande som samarbetar med en eller flera parter i programländerna.</narrative>
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      <email>si@si.se</email>
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        <narrative>Slottsbacken 10, Box 7434. 103 91 Stockholm</narrative>
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        <narrative>Results achieved</narrative>
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        <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Partnerships Programme kunde under 2024 bevilja 33 av 134 inkomna ansökningar, vilket motsvarar en beviljandegrad på drygt 24%. Under året slutrapporterade 14 projekt. Samtliga uppgav att projektmålen uppnåtts och att målgruppen stärkts i linje med programmålen. 

Under 2025 finansierades 11 projekt inom ramen för SI CPP. Projektens gemensamma, övergripande syfte var att bidra till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos civilsamhällesaktörer samt offentliga och privata aktörer att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling. Projekten genomfördes inom områdena kultur, oberoende medier och civilsamhälle. De bidrog till att stärka och utveckla deltagares och målgruppers kunskaper, metoder och nätverk inom sina respektive tematiska områden och geografier. 
Några resultatexempel: I MENA-regionen bidrog ett regionalt kulturprojekt till psykosocialt stöd för över 4000 barn och vuxna i marginaliserade områden. I Etiopien ledde ett projekt till att lokala myndigheter införde nya arbetssätt för dialog med och öppenhet gentemot medborgare, vilket förväntas bidra till myndigheternas ökade sociala ansvarstagande. I Zambia samverkade civilsamhällesorganisationer, tjänstepersoner och mediehus för att förbättra medierapporteringen om sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, med resultatet att 222 personer utbildades och över 10 000 personer nåddes av inslag i radio, poddar och sociala medier.</narrative>
        <narrative>In 2024, the SI Creative Partnerships Programme was able to approve 33 of 134 applications received, which equals an approval rate of just over 24%. During the year, 14 projects submitted final reports. All of them stated that the project objectives had been met and that the target group had been strengthened in line with the program objectives. 

During 2025, 11 projects were financed within the framework of SI CPP. The projects shared the overarching objective of contributing to strengthened capacity and competence among civil society actors as well as public and private actors to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development.The projects were implemented in the areas of culture, independent media, and civil society. They contributed to strengthening and developing the participants’ and target groups’ knowledge, methods, and networks within their respective thematic areas and geographical contexts. 
Som examples of results: In the MENA region, a regional cultural project provided psychosocial support to more than 4,000 children and adults in marginalized areas. In Ethiopia, one project led local authorities to introduce new approaches for dialogue with and openness towards citizens, which is expected to contribute to increased social accountability within the authorities. In Zambia, civil society organisations, public officials, and media houses collaborated to improve media reporting on sexual and reproductive health and rights, resulting in the training of 222 individuals and reaching more than 10,000 people through radio broadcasts, podcasts, and social media.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Project funding: SI Creative Partnerships Programme</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) is a project support programme for Swedish actors and their partners in programme countries. It is implemented in the Western Balkans, Türkiye, Eastern Europe, Africa, and the MENA region. The purpose of the programme is to strengthen agents of change working for democracy, human rights, and sustainable development through knowledge exchange and capacity development. The programme contributes to building long-term and mutual relationships between actors in developing countries and their Swedish partners. Project selection takes place through annual open calls targeting civil society as well as the cultural and media sectors. In addition to civil society actors, public and private actors may also apply for funding.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) är ett projektstödsprogram för svenska aktörer och deras partners i programländerna. Det genomförs i västra Balkan, Turkiet, Östeuropa, Afrika och MENA-regionen. Programmets syfte är att genom kunskapsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling stärka förändringsaktörer som verkar för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling. Programmet bidrar till att bygga långsiktiga och ömsesidiga relationer mellan aktörer i utvecklingsländer och deras svenska partners. Urvalet av projekt sker genom årliga, öppna utlysningar som riktar sig till civilsamhället samt kultur- och mediesektorn. Utöver civilsamhällesaktörer kan även offentliga och privata aktörer söka medel.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI CPP contributes to human rights, democracy, the rule of law, and gender equality, in line with the strategies for Sweden’s reform cooperation with the Western Balkans, Türkiye, and Eastern Europe. In Africa and the MENA region, the programme contributes to strengthened capacity and competence to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, in accordance with the Strategy for Innovation, Partnerships, and Capacity Development.

The projects respond to locally identified needs in relevant areas such as strengthening the human rights of minorities or LGBTQI persons, investigative journalism, safety for democracy and human rights activists, countering disinformation, promoting women’s political participation, and more. After project completion, the target group is expected to have strengthened its capacity to continue driving change by, for example, gaining access to new knowledge, new methods, networks, platforms, or strengthened mandates for change.

The results are made possible through project support of up to SEK 2 million and seed funding of up to SEK 200,000. All projects have a Swedish main applicant who cooperates with one or more partners in the programme countries.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI CPP bidrar till mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättsstatens principer och jämställdhet, i enlighet med strategierna för Sveriges reformsamarbete med västra Balkan, Turkiet och Östeuropa. I Afrika och MENA-regionen bidrar programmet till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, i enlighet med Strategi för innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling. 

Projekten möter lokalt definierade behov inom relevanta områden, såsom stärkande av minoriteters eller HBTQI-personers mänskliga rättigheter, grävande journalistik, säkerhet för demokrati- och människorättsaktivister, motverkande av desinformation, främjande av kvinnors politiska deltagande, med mera. Efter avslutat projekt förväntas målgruppen ha stärkt sin kapacitet att fortsätta driva förändring genom att till exempel ha fått tillgång till ny kunskap, nya metoder, nätverk, plattformar eller stärkt sina mandat till förändring.

Resultaten möjliggörs av projektstöd till samarbetsprojekt om max 2 miljoner kronor och såddfinansiering om max 200 000 kronor. Alla projekt har en svensk huvudsökande som samarbetar med en eller flera parter i programländerna.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">11.4 - Stärka insatserna för att skydda och trygga världens kultur- och naturarv.</narrative>
      <narrative>11.4 - Strengthen efforts to protect and safeguard the world’s cultural and natural heritage.</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla.</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative>5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) is a project support programme for Swedish actors and their partners in programme countries. It is implemented in the Western Balkans, Türkiye, Eastern Europe, Africa, and the MENA region. The purpose of the programme is to strengthen agents of change working for democracy, human rights, and sustainable development through knowledge exchange and capacity development. The programme contributes to building long-term and mutual relationships between actors in developing countries and their Swedish partners. Project selection takes place through annual open calls targeting civil society as well as the cultural and media sectors. In addition to civil society actors, public and private actors may also apply for funding.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) är ett projektstödsprogram för svenska aktörer och deras partners i programländerna. Det genomförs i västra Balkan, Turkiet, Östeuropa, Afrika och MENA-regionen. Programmets syfte är att genom kunskapsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling stärka förändringsaktörer som verkar för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling. Programmet bidrar till att bygga långsiktiga och ömsesidiga relationer mellan aktörer i utvecklingsländer och deras svenska partners. Urvalet av projekt sker genom årliga, öppna utlysningar som riktar sig till civilsamhället samt kultur- och mediesektorn. Utöver civilsamhällesaktörer kan även offentliga och privata aktörer söka medel.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI CPP contributes to human rights, democracy, the rule of law, and gender equality, in line with the strategies for Sweden’s reform cooperation with the Western Balkans, Türkiye, and Eastern Europe. In Africa and the MENA region, the programme contributes to strengthened capacity and competence to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, in accordance with the Strategy for Innovation, Partnerships, and Capacity Development.

The projects respond to locally identified needs in relevant areas such as strengthening the human rights of minorities or LGBTQI persons, investigative journalism, safety for democracy and human rights activists, countering disinformation, promoting women’s political participation, and more. After project completion, the target group is expected to have strengthened its capacity to continue driving change by, for example, gaining access to new knowledge, new methods, networks, platforms, or strengthened mandates for change.

The results are made possible through project support of up to SEK 2 million and seed funding of up to SEK 200,000. All projects have a Swedish main applicant who cooperates with one or more partners in the programme countries.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI CPP bidrar till mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättsstatens principer och jämställdhet, i enlighet med strategierna för Sveriges reformsamarbete med västra Balkan, Turkiet och Östeuropa. I Afrika och MENA-regionen bidrar programmet till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, i enlighet med Strategi för innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling. 

Projekten möter lokalt definierade behov inom relevanta områden, såsom stärkande av minoriteters eller HBTQI-personers mänskliga rättigheter, grävande journalistik, säkerhet för demokrati- och människorättsaktivister, motverkande av desinformation, främjande av kvinnors politiska deltagande, med mera. Efter avslutat projekt förväntas målgruppen ha stärkt sin kapacitet att fortsätta driva förändring genom att till exempel ha fått tillgång till ny kunskap, nya metoder, nätverk, plattformar eller stärkt sina mandat till förändring.

Resultaten möjliggörs av projektstöd till samarbetsprojekt om max 2 miljoner kronor och såddfinansiering om max 200 000 kronor. Alla projekt har en svensk huvudsökande som samarbetar med en eller flera parter i programländerna.</narrative>
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        <narrative>In 2024, the SI Creative Partnerships Programme was able to approve 33 of 134 applications received, which equals an approval rate of just over 24%. During the year, 14 projects submitted final reports. All of them stated that the project objectives had been met and that the target group had been strengthened in line with the program objectives. 

During 2025, 11 projects were financed within the framework of SI CPP. The projects shared the overarching objective of contributing to strengthened capacity and competence among civil society actors as well as public and private actors to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development.The projects were implemented in the areas of culture, independent media, and civil society. They contributed to strengthening and developing the participants’ and target groups’ knowledge, methods, and networks within their respective thematic areas and geographical contexts. 
Som examples of results: In the MENA region, a regional cultural project provided psychosocial support to more than 4,000 children and adults in marginalized areas. In Ethiopia, one project led local authorities to introduce new approaches for dialogue with and openness towards citizens, which is expected to contribute to increased social accountability within the authorities. In Zambia, civil society organisations, public officials, and media houses collaborated to improve media reporting on sexual and reproductive health and rights, resulting in the training of 222 individuals and reaching more than 10,000 people through radio broadcasts, podcasts, and social media.</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Partnerships Programme kunde under 2024 bevilja 33 av 134 inkomna ansökningar, vilket motsvarar en beviljandegrad på drygt 24%. Under året slutrapporterade 14 projekt. Samtliga uppgav att projektmålen uppnåtts och att målgruppen stärkts i linje med programmålen. 

Under 2025 finansierades 11 projekt inom ramen för SI CPP. Projektens gemensamma, övergripande syfte var att bidra till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos civilsamhällesaktörer samt offentliga och privata aktörer att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling. Projekten genomfördes inom områdena kultur, oberoende medier och civilsamhälle. De bidrog till att stärka och utveckla deltagares och målgruppers kunskaper, metoder och nätverk inom sina respektive tematiska områden och geografier. 
Några resultatexempel: I MENA-regionen bidrog ett regionalt kulturprojekt till psykosocialt stöd för över 4000 barn och vuxna i marginaliserade områden. I Etiopien ledde ett projekt till att lokala myndigheter införde nya arbetssätt för dialog med och öppenhet gentemot medborgare, vilket förväntas bidra till myndigheternas ökade sociala ansvarstagande. I Zambia samverkade civilsamhällesorganisationer, tjänstepersoner och mediehus för att förbättra medierapporteringen om sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, med resultatet att 222 personer utbildades och över 10 000 personer nåddes av inslag i radio, poddar och sociala medier.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) is a project support programme for Swedish actors and their partners in programme countries. It is implemented in the Western Balkans, Türkiye, Eastern Europe, Africa, and the MENA region. The purpose of the programme is to strengthen agents of change working for democracy, human rights, and sustainable development through knowledge exchange and capacity development. The programme contributes to building long-term and mutual relationships between actors in developing countries and their Swedish partners. Project selection takes place through annual open calls targeting civil society as well as the cultural and media sectors. In addition to civil society actors, public and private actors may also apply for funding.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) är ett projektstödsprogram för svenska aktörer och deras partners i programländerna. Det genomförs i västra Balkan, Turkiet, Östeuropa, Afrika och MENA-regionen. Programmets syfte är att genom kunskapsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling stärka förändringsaktörer som verkar för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling. Programmet bidrar till att bygga långsiktiga och ömsesidiga relationer mellan aktörer i utvecklingsländer och deras svenska partners. Urvalet av projekt sker genom årliga, öppna utlysningar som riktar sig till civilsamhället samt kultur- och mediesektorn. Utöver civilsamhällesaktörer kan även offentliga och privata aktörer söka medel.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI CPP contributes to human rights, democracy, the rule of law, and gender equality, in line with the strategies for Sweden’s reform cooperation with the Western Balkans, Türkiye, and Eastern Europe. In Africa and the MENA region, the programme contributes to strengthened capacity and competence to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, in accordance with the Strategy for Innovation, Partnerships, and Capacity Development.

The projects respond to locally identified needs in relevant areas such as strengthening the human rights of minorities or LGBTQI persons, investigative journalism, safety for democracy and human rights activists, countering disinformation, promoting women’s political participation, and more. After project completion, the target group is expected to have strengthened its capacity to continue driving change by, for example, gaining access to new knowledge, new methods, networks, platforms, or strengthened mandates for change.

The results are made possible through project support of up to SEK 2 million and seed funding of up to SEK 200,000. All projects have a Swedish main applicant who cooperates with one or more partners in the programme countries.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI CPP bidrar till mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättsstatens principer och jämställdhet, i enlighet med strategierna för Sveriges reformsamarbete med västra Balkan, Turkiet och Östeuropa. I Afrika och MENA-regionen bidrar programmet till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, i enlighet med Strategi för innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling. 

Projekten möter lokalt definierade behov inom relevanta områden, såsom stärkande av minoriteters eller HBTQI-personers mänskliga rättigheter, grävande journalistik, säkerhet för demokrati- och människorättsaktivister, motverkande av desinformation, främjande av kvinnors politiska deltagande, med mera. Efter avslutat projekt förväntas målgruppen ha stärkt sin kapacitet att fortsätta driva förändring genom att till exempel ha fått tillgång till ny kunskap, nya metoder, nätverk, plattformar eller stärkt sina mandat till förändring.

Resultaten möjliggörs av projektstöd till samarbetsprojekt om max 2 miljoner kronor och såddfinansiering om max 200 000 kronor. Alla projekt har en svensk huvudsökande som samarbetar med en eller flera parter i programländerna.</narrative>
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      <narrative>11.4 - Strengthen efforts to protect and safeguard the world’s cultural and natural heritage.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements.</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla.</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete.</narrative>
      <narrative>17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation.</narrative>
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      <narrative>5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt</narrative>
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      <narrative>Project funding: SI Creative Partnerships Programme</narrative>
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      <narrative>The SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) is a project support programme for Swedish actors and their partners in programme countries. It is implemented in the Western Balkans, Türkiye, Eastern Europe, Africa, and the MENA region. The purpose of the programme is to strengthen agents of change working for democracy, human rights, and sustainable development through knowledge exchange and capacity development. The programme contributes to building long-term and mutual relationships between actors in developing countries and their Swedish partners. Project selection takes place through annual open calls targeting civil society as well as the cultural and media sectors. In addition to civil society actors, public and private actors may also apply for funding.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) är ett projektstödsprogram för svenska aktörer och deras partners i programländerna. Det genomförs i västra Balkan, Turkiet, Östeuropa, Afrika och MENA-regionen. Programmets syfte är att genom kunskapsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling stärka förändringsaktörer som verkar för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling. Programmet bidrar till att bygga långsiktiga och ömsesidiga relationer mellan aktörer i utvecklingsländer och deras svenska partners. Urvalet av projekt sker genom årliga, öppna utlysningar som riktar sig till civilsamhället samt kultur- och mediesektorn. Utöver civilsamhällesaktörer kan även offentliga och privata aktörer söka medel.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI CPP contributes to human rights, democracy, the rule of law, and gender equality, in line with the strategies for Sweden’s reform cooperation with the Western Balkans, Türkiye, and Eastern Europe. In Africa and the MENA region, the programme contributes to strengthened capacity and competence to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, in accordance with the Strategy for Innovation, Partnerships, and Capacity Development.

The projects respond to locally identified needs in relevant areas such as strengthening the human rights of minorities or LGBTQI persons, investigative journalism, safety for democracy and human rights activists, countering disinformation, promoting women’s political participation, and more. After project completion, the target group is expected to have strengthened its capacity to continue driving change by, for example, gaining access to new knowledge, new methods, networks, platforms, or strengthened mandates for change.

The results are made possible through project support of up to SEK 2 million and seed funding of up to SEK 200,000. All projects have a Swedish main applicant who cooperates with one or more partners in the programme countries.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI CPP bidrar till mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättsstatens principer och jämställdhet, i enlighet med strategierna för Sveriges reformsamarbete med västra Balkan, Turkiet och Östeuropa. I Afrika och MENA-regionen bidrar programmet till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, i enlighet med Strategi för innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling. 

Projekten möter lokalt definierade behov inom relevanta områden, såsom stärkande av minoriteters eller HBTQI-personers mänskliga rättigheter, grävande journalistik, säkerhet för demokrati- och människorättsaktivister, motverkande av desinformation, främjande av kvinnors politiska deltagande, med mera. Efter avslutat projekt förväntas målgruppen ha stärkt sin kapacitet att fortsätta driva förändring genom att till exempel ha fått tillgång till ny kunskap, nya metoder, nätverk, plattformar eller stärkt sina mandat till förändring.

Resultaten möjliggörs av projektstöd till samarbetsprojekt om max 2 miljoner kronor och såddfinansiering om max 200 000 kronor. Alla projekt har en svensk huvudsökande som samarbetar med en eller flera parter i programländerna.</narrative>
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        <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Partnerships Programme kunde totalt under 2024 bevilja 33 av 134 inkomna ansökningar för alla regioner, vilket motsvarar en beviljandegrad på drygt 24%. Under året slutrapporterade 14 projekt. Samtliga uppgav att projektmålen uppnåtts och att målgruppen stärkts i linje med programmålen. 

Under 2025 finansierades 22 projekt i västra Balkan och Turkiet inom SI CPP. Programmet bidrog till stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Programmet bidrog vidare till stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption samt stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle. Resultaten är särskilt starka inom mänskliga rättigheter och ansvarsutkrävande och inkluderar bland annat minskad stigmatisering av HBTQI-personer och stärkt samverkan mellan aktörer som verkar för jämställdhet och mot könsbaserad diskriminering. 

På portföljnivå visar projekten tydliga prestationsnära effekter, särskilt inom områden som attitydförändringar, ökad kapacitet hos målgrupper och etablering av nya samverkansformer. Flera projekt har dessutom bidragit till policyutveckling, nätverksbyggande och långsiktig påverkan. Många av partnerskapen har mynnat ut i planer på fortsatt och fördjupad samverkan, vilket sannolikt bidrar till god hållbarhet och möjlighet till fortsatt arbete för stärkt demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter.</narrative>
        <narrative>In 2024, the SI Creative Partnerships Programme was able to approve 33 of 134 applications received for all regions, which equals an approval rate of just over 24%. During the year, 14 projects submitted final reports. All of them stated that the project objectives had been met and that the target group had been strengthened in line with the program objectives. 

During 2025, 22 projects in the Western Balkans and Türkiye were financed under SI CPP. The programme contributed to strengthened democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law. It further contributed to improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption, as well as strengthened conditions for a gender-equal society. The results are particularly strong within human rights and accountability, and include, among other things, reduced stigmatisation of LGBTQI persons and strengthened cooperation between actors working for gender equality and against gender-based discrimination.

At portfolio level, the projects demonstrate clear performance-related effects, particularly in areas such as changes in attitudes, increased capacity among target groups, and the establishment of new forms of collaboration. Several projects have also contributed to policy development, network-building, and long-term impact. Many of the partnerships have resulted in plans for continued and deepened cooperation, which is likely to contribute to strong sustainability and the ability to continue advancing democracy and human rights.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Project funding: SI Creative Partnerships Programme</narrative>
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      <narrative>The SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) is a project support programme for Swedish actors and their partners in programme countries. It is implemented in the Western Balkans, Türkiye, Eastern Europe, Africa, and the MENA region. The purpose of the programme is to strengthen agents of change working for democracy, human rights, and sustainable development through knowledge exchange and capacity development. The programme contributes to building long-term and mutual relationships between actors in developing countries and their Swedish partners. Project selection takes place through annual open calls targeting civil society as well as the cultural and media sectors. In addition to civil society actors, public and private actors may also apply for funding.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) är ett projektstödsprogram för svenska aktörer och deras partners i programländerna. Det genomförs i västra Balkan, Turkiet, Östeuropa, Afrika och MENA-regionen. Programmets syfte är att genom kunskapsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling stärka förändringsaktörer som verkar för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling. Programmet bidrar till att bygga långsiktiga och ömsesidiga relationer mellan aktörer i utvecklingsländer och deras svenska partners. Urvalet av projekt sker genom årliga, öppna utlysningar som riktar sig till civilsamhället samt kultur- och mediesektorn. Utöver civilsamhällesaktörer kan även offentliga och privata aktörer söka medel.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI CPP contributes to human rights, democracy, the rule of law, and gender equality, in line with the strategies for Sweden’s reform cooperation with the Western Balkans, Türkiye, and Eastern Europe. In Africa and the MENA region, the programme contributes to strengthened capacity and competence to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, in accordance with the Strategy for Innovation, Partnerships, and Capacity Development.

The projects respond to locally identified needs in relevant areas such as strengthening the human rights of minorities or LGBTQI persons, investigative journalism, safety for democracy and human rights activists, countering disinformation, promoting women’s political participation, and more. After project completion, the target group is expected to have strengthened its capacity to continue driving change by, for example, gaining access to new knowledge, new methods, networks, platforms, or strengthened mandates for change.

The results are made possible through project support of up to SEK 2 million and seed funding of up to SEK 200,000. All projects have a Swedish main applicant who cooperates with one or more partners in the programme countries.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI CPP bidrar till mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättsstatens principer och jämställdhet, i enlighet med strategierna för Sveriges reformsamarbete med västra Balkan, Turkiet och Östeuropa. I Afrika och MENA-regionen bidrar programmet till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, i enlighet med Strategi för innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling. 

Projekten möter lokalt definierade behov inom relevanta områden, såsom stärkande av minoriteters eller HBTQI-personers mänskliga rättigheter, grävande journalistik, säkerhet för demokrati- och människorättsaktivister, motverkande av desinformation, främjande av kvinnors politiska deltagande, med mera. Efter avslutat projekt förväntas målgruppen ha stärkt sin kapacitet att fortsätta driva förändring genom att till exempel ha fått tillgång till ny kunskap, nya metoder, nätverk, plattformar eller stärkt sina mandat till förändring.

Resultaten möjliggörs av projektstöd till samarbetsprojekt om max 2 miljoner kronor och såddfinansiering om max 200 000 kronor. Alla projekt har en svensk huvudsökande som samarbetar med en eller flera parter i programländerna.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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      <narrative>Donor country-based NGO</narrative>
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      <narrative>11.4 - Strengthen efforts to protect and safeguard the world’s cultural and natural heritage.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">11.4 - Stärka insatserna för att skydda och trygga världens kultur- och naturarv.</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all.</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor.</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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      <narrative>Project funding: SI Creative Partnerships Programme</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektstöd: SI Creative Partnerships Programme</narrative>
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      <narrative>The SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) is a project support programme for Swedish actors and their partners in programme countries. It is implemented in the Western Balkans, Türkiye, Eastern Europe, Africa, and the MENA region. The purpose of the programme is to strengthen agents of change working for democracy, human rights, and sustainable development through knowledge exchange and capacity development. The programme contributes to building long-term and mutual relationships between actors in developing countries and their Swedish partners. Project selection takes place through annual open calls targeting civil society as well as the cultural and media sectors. In addition to civil society actors, public and private actors may also apply for funding.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) är ett projektstödsprogram för svenska aktörer och deras partners i programländerna. Det genomförs i västra Balkan, Turkiet, Östeuropa, Afrika och MENA-regionen. Programmets syfte är att genom kunskapsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling stärka förändringsaktörer som verkar för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling. Programmet bidrar till att bygga långsiktiga och ömsesidiga relationer mellan aktörer i utvecklingsländer och deras svenska partners. Urvalet av projekt sker genom årliga, öppna utlysningar som riktar sig till civilsamhället samt kultur- och mediesektorn. Utöver civilsamhällesaktörer kan även offentliga och privata aktörer söka medel.</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>SI CPP contributes to human rights, democracy, the rule of law, and gender equality, in line with the strategies for Sweden’s reform cooperation with the Western Balkans, Türkiye, and Eastern Europe. In Africa and the MENA region, the programme contributes to strengthened capacity and competence to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, in accordance with the Strategy for Innovation, Partnerships, and Capacity Development.

The projects respond to locally identified needs in relevant areas such as strengthening the human rights of minorities or LGBTQI persons, investigative journalism, safety for democracy and human rights activists, countering disinformation, promoting women’s political participation, and more. After project completion, the target group is expected to have strengthened its capacity to continue driving change by, for example, gaining access to new knowledge, new methods, networks, platforms, or strengthened mandates for change.

The results are made possible through project support of up to SEK 2 million and seed funding of up to SEK 200,000. All projects have a Swedish main applicant who cooperates with one or more partners in the programme countries.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI CPP bidrar till mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättsstatens principer och jämställdhet, i enlighet med strategierna för Sveriges reformsamarbete med västra Balkan, Turkiet och Östeuropa. I Afrika och MENA-regionen bidrar programmet till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, i enlighet med Strategi för innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling. 

Projekten möter lokalt definierade behov inom relevanta områden, såsom stärkande av minoriteters eller HBTQI-personers mänskliga rättigheter, grävande journalistik, säkerhet för demokrati- och människorättsaktivister, motverkande av desinformation, främjande av kvinnors politiska deltagande, med mera. Efter avslutat projekt förväntas målgruppen ha stärkt sin kapacitet att fortsätta driva förändring genom att till exempel ha fått tillgång till ny kunskap, nya metoder, nätverk, plattformar eller stärkt sina mandat till förändring.

Resultaten möjliggörs av projektstöd till samarbetsprojekt om max 2 miljoner kronor och såddfinansiering om max 200 000 kronor. Alla projekt har en svensk huvudsökande som samarbetar med en eller flera parter i programländerna.</narrative>
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      <email>si@si.se</email>
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        <narrative>Slottsbacken 10, Box 7434. 103 91 Stockholm</narrative>
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      <narrative>Kosovo</narrative>
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      <narrative>Democratic participation and civil society</narrative>
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        <narrative>In 2024, the SI Creative Partnerships Programme was able to approve 33 of 134 applications received for all regions, which equals an approval rate of just over 24%. During the year, 14 projects submitted final reports. All of them stated that the project objectives had been met and that the target group had been strengthened in line with the program objectives. 

During 2025, 21 projects in Eastern Europe were funded under SI CPP. In the cultural sector, projects were carried out that—through literature, documentary film, and photography—helped strengthen freedom of expression, gender equality, and human rights. Other projects created new platforms and networks for experience exchange and capacity development between, for example, independent media actors and journalists, contributing to improved conditions for accountability in the region. SI CPP contributed to strengthened democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law. The programme also contributed to improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption, as well as strengthened conditions for a gender-equal society.

In several of the programme countries, democratic space decreased during the year. Through SI CPP, project participants were given the opportunity to strengthen their knowledge, develop working methods, and build relationships with relevant actors in Sweden and the region; thereby enabling them to work for democracy and human rights despite the overall negative trend in many contexts.</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Partnerships Programme kunde totalt under 2024 bevilja 33 av 134 inkomna ansökningar för alla regioner, vilket motsvarar en beviljandegrad på drygt 24%. Under året slutrapporterade 14 projekt. Samtliga uppgav att projektmålen uppnåtts och att målgruppen stärkts i linje med programmålen. 

Under 2025 finansierades 21 projekt i Östeuropa inom SI CPP. Inom kultursektorn genomfördes projekt som med hjälp av litteratur, dokumentärfilm och fotografi bidrog till att stärka yttrandefrihet, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter. Andra projekt skapade nya plattformar och nätverk för erfarenhetsutbyte och kompetensutveckling mellan exempelvis oberoende medieaktörer och journalister, vilket bidrog till att förbättra förutsättningarna för ansvarsutkrävande i regionen. SI CPP bidrog till rättsstatens principer och stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande. Programmet bidrog vidare till ökad transparens och minskad korruption samt stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle. 
I flera av programländerna minskade det demokratiska utrymmet under året. Projektdeltagarna fick genom SI CPP möjlighet att stärka sin kunskap, utveckla arbetssätt och skapa relationer med relevanta aktörer i Sverige och regionen; härigenom kunde de verka för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter trots att den övergripande trenden på området på många håll var negativ.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Project funding: SI Creative Partnerships Programme</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) is a project support programme for Swedish actors and their partners in programme countries. It is implemented in the Western Balkans, Türkiye, Eastern Europe, Africa, and the MENA region. The purpose of the programme is to strengthen agents of change working for democracy, human rights, and sustainable development through knowledge exchange and capacity development. The programme contributes to building long-term and mutual relationships between actors in developing countries and their Swedish partners. Project selection takes place through annual open calls targeting civil society as well as the cultural and media sectors. In addition to civil society actors, public and private actors may also apply for funding.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Creative Partnerships Programme (SI CPP) är ett projektstödsprogram för svenska aktörer och deras partners i programländerna. Det genomförs i västra Balkan, Turkiet, Östeuropa, Afrika och MENA-regionen. Programmets syfte är att genom kunskapsutbyte och kapacitetsutveckling stärka förändringsaktörer som verkar för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling. Programmet bidrar till att bygga långsiktiga och ömsesidiga relationer mellan aktörer i utvecklingsländer och deras svenska partners. Urvalet av projekt sker genom årliga, öppna utlysningar som riktar sig till civilsamhället samt kultur- och mediesektorn. Utöver civilsamhällesaktörer kan även offentliga och privata aktörer söka medel.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI CPP contributes to human rights, democracy, the rule of law, and gender equality, in line with the strategies for Sweden’s reform cooperation with the Western Balkans, Türkiye, and Eastern Europe. In Africa and the MENA region, the programme contributes to strengthened capacity and competence to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, in accordance with the Strategy for Innovation, Partnerships, and Capacity Development.

The projects respond to locally identified needs in relevant areas such as strengthening the human rights of minorities or LGBTQI persons, investigative journalism, safety for democracy and human rights activists, countering disinformation, promoting women’s political participation, and more. After project completion, the target group is expected to have strengthened its capacity to continue driving change by, for example, gaining access to new knowledge, new methods, networks, platforms, or strengthened mandates for change.

The results are made possible through project support of up to SEK 2 million and seed funding of up to SEK 200,000. All projects have a Swedish main applicant who cooperates with one or more partners in the programme countries.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI CPP bidrar till mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättsstatens principer och jämställdhet, i enlighet med strategierna för Sveriges reformsamarbete med västra Balkan, Turkiet och Östeuropa. I Afrika och MENA-regionen bidrar programmet till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, i enlighet med Strategi för innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling. 

Projekten möter lokalt definierade behov inom relevanta områden, såsom stärkande av minoriteters eller HBTQI-personers mänskliga rättigheter, grävande journalistik, säkerhet för demokrati- och människorättsaktivister, motverkande av desinformation, främjande av kvinnors politiska deltagande, med mera. Efter avslutat projekt förväntas målgruppen ha stärkt sin kapacitet att fortsätta driva förändring genom att till exempel ha fått tillgång till ny kunskap, nya metoder, nätverk, plattformar eller stärkt sina mandat till förändring.

Resultaten möjliggörs av projektstöd till samarbetsprojekt om max 2 miljoner kronor och såddfinansiering om max 200 000 kronor. Alla projekt har en svensk huvudsökande som samarbetar med en eller flera parter i programländerna.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative>5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Administrative costs for The SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) that is a leadership programme conducted in a hybrid format under the auspices of the Swedish Institute, supported by procured programme consultants. The focus is on sustainability and leadership for executives in the private business sector within the areas of renewable energy, responsible mining, sustainable transport, infrastructure, and manufacturing. The programme encompasses all 17 SDGs to varying extents.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Administrativa kostnader för SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) som är ett ledarskapsprogram och genomförs i hybridformat i Svenska Institutets regi med stöd av upphandlade programkonsulter. Fokus är hållbarhet och ledarskap för befattningshavare i den privata näringslivssektorn inom sektorerna förnybar energi, ansvarsfull gruvdrift, hållbara transporter, infrastruktur och tillverkning, inkluderande alla 17 SDG i olika omfattning.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2025: The overarching objective of the SI Global Executive Programme is to promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating conditions for improved living standards for people living in poverty and oppression.

The programme is implemented within the framework of Sweden’s INPAKT strategy objectives and aims to contribute to “enhanced capacity and competence among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, including through synergies with trade and industry.”

The purpose of the leadership programme is therefore to equip participants with increased knowledge of sustainability issues and tools, as well as exposure to good and innovative practices that enable them to drive change and anchor sustainability work within their organisations, while also expanding their professional networks. The programme is designed so that participants—executives within the business sector with mandates to influence and drive change in their respective companies—parallel to gaining theoretical knowledge and exchanging experiences with others active in the same priority sectors, begin implementing concrete sustainability-related change initiatives during the programme: “Strategic Business Projects.”

These initiatives, along with the programme’s approach of fostering connections with potential trade and cooperation partners, aim to further embed knowledge and tools within the participants’ companies and to build relevant relationships that help accelerate sustainable development and the green transition within their organisations, and ultimately, in the programme countries.

2024: OVERARCHING GOAL Promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating preconditions for better living standards for people living in poverty and under oppression. Capacity building programme tied to SDG 8; Decent work and economic growth, with a focus on sustainable business and entrepreneurship.

Immediate expected results: 
1. Increased knowledge as a result of the programme. 
2. New/improved tools to drive change in accordance with Programme objective. 
3. Impact of the results in the participating organisations.

Program Objectives, expected long-term results:
1. Increased knowledge within the participants' companies about social, ecological, and economic sustainability from a business perspective.
2. Enhanced collaboration, exchanges, and business between programme participants, as well as between Swedish companies and participants.
3. Strengthened capacity within the participants' companies to apply and implement methods for strategic business development in sustainability and green transition.
4. Strengthened capacity among individuals in the participants' companies to lead themselves and others through strategic change processes and manage complexity.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2025: Övergripande mål med SI Global Executive Programme är att främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck.

Programmet genomförs inom Sveriges INPAKT-strategimål och ska bidra till ”Stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och inom civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer, att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom synergier med handel och näringsliv.”

Syftet med ledarskapsprogrammet är således att ge deltagarna ökade kunskaper om hållbarhetsfrågor och verktyg samt exponering mot goda, innovativa exempel för att driva förändring och förankra hållbarhetsarbetet i sina organisationer samt utöka deltagarnas nätverk. Programmet är därför utformat så att deltagarna; befattningshavare inom näringslivet med mandat att påverka och förändra i sina respektive företag, parallellt med inhämtande av teoretiska kunskaper och erfarenhetsutbyte med andra verksamma inom samma prioriterade sektorer, under programmets gång påbörjar implementering av konkreta förändringsinitiativ inom hållbarhet; ”Strategic Business Project”. Dessa initiativ och tillvägagångssättet med kontaktskapande med potentiella handels- och samarbetsaktörer syftar till att ytterligare förankra kunskaper och verktyg i deltagarnas företag och bygga relevanta relationer för att accelerera den hållbara utvecklingen och gröna omställningen i deltagarnas respektive organisationer, och på sikt, i programländerna.

2024: ÖVERGRIPANDE MÅL Främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck, kopplat till SDG 8; Anständiga arbetsvillkor och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt.

Omedelbara förväntade resultat: 
1. Ökad kunskap som resultat av programmet. 
2. Nya/bättre verktyg att driva förändring i enlighet med programmål. 
3. Organisatorisk förankring av resultat.

Programmål, förväntade långsiktiga resultat: 
1.Ökad kunskap i deltagarnas företag om social, ekologisk och ekonomisk hållbarhet inom planetens gränser ur ett näringslivsperspektiv. 
2. Ökat samarbete, utbyten och affärer mellan deltagare i programmet, samt mellan svenska företag och deltagare 3. Stärkt kapacitet i deltagarnas företag att använda och implementera metoder för strategisk affärsutveckling inom hållbarhet och grön omställning 4. Stärkt kapacitet hos individer i företag att leda sig själv och andra genom strategiska förändringsprocesser och hantera komplexitet.</narrative>
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        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Resultat 2025:
SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) svarar mot behovet av att stärka kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer, i syfte att främja innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling. Programmet bidrar till den globala gröna omställningen, bland annat genom synergier med handel och näringsliv.

Efter en öppen utlysning antogs 107 seniora deltagare från näringslivet i 24 länder i Europa, Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika, verksamma inom prioriterade sektorer såsom förnybar energi, hållbara transporter, infrastruktur och tillverkning samt ansvarsfull gruvdrift. Programmet genomfördes under sju månader i hybridformat och bestod av ett interaktivt digitalt grundprogram, parallella förändringsinitiativ som deltagarna implementerade i sina organisationer, fördjupande masterclasses med svenska företag och Team Sweden-representanter samt individuell affärscoachning. En veckas onsiteprogram i Sverige inkluderade företags- och studiebesök, matchmaking och ett Global Executive Forum med totalt 180 deltagare. Programmet avslutades med en digital fas.

Programupplägget bidrog till starka hållbarhetsnätverk, nya värdefulla kontakter och en förbättrad bild av Sverige och svenska företag. Slututvärderingen visar mycket goda resultat: 87 % av deltagarna uppger ökad kunskap och 88 % att de fått verktyg för att driva förändring. 96,5 % har implementerat nya hållbarhetsmetoder och 98,8 % har inspirerats att driva hållbar utveckling. 96,5 % uppger en förbättrad bild av svenska företag, 44 % utforskar konkreta affärsmöjligheter och 90,8 % har ett ökat intresse för samarbete med svenska aktörer.

Resultat 2024: 
78 av totalt 98 slutliga deltagare svarade på slutenkäten (80% svarsfrekvens) i programmet.  I slututvärderingsenkäten uppgav 82% av deltagarna uppgav att de fick en hög eller mycket hög ökning av förmågan att leda i komplexitet. Vidare uppger 80% att de fick nya verktyg och metoder för att strategiskt integrera hållbarhet och stödja den gröna omställningen ur ett helhetsperspektiv. I slututvärderingen uppger 91% av de svarande deltagarna att de anser att facilitatorerna och föreläsarna har en hög till mycket hög grad av expertis.
Stärkt koppling till Sverige i kommunikationen genom att lyfta fram svenska företag, svenska erfarenheter, styrkor och potentiella möjligheter till utbyte och handel. I enkätutvärderingen uppger 100 % av deltagarna att de har lärt sig om och blivit inspirerade av Sveriges/svensk expertis, goda exempel och ledarskap inom hållbarhetsområdet. (95% av dessa i en hög eller mycket hög utsträckning).
97,4% av deltagarna som besvarade enkäten uppgav att de innehade en chefsposition. Av dessa ingick 75,6% av de svarande deltagarna i 'top management' (59 av 78 personer), alltså höga chefspositioner och styrelsepositioner i sina respektive företag.
Utfallet gällande indikatorerna är som följer:  77,5% uppger att de har fått ökad kunskap inom de fyra huvudområdena i programmet (ett sammanvägt snitt) i 'stor' eller 'mycket stor' utsträckning.
77,6% är andelen deltagare som uppger att de genom programmet har fått verktyg att driva förändring i enlighet med programmål (i ’stor’ eller ’mycket stor’ utsträckning.
67,1% är grad av organisatorisk förankring i deltagarnas organisationer.</narrative>
        <narrative>Results 2025:
The SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) addresses the need to strengthen capacity and competencies among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries, with the aim of promoting innovative and effective approaches to sustainable development. The programme supports global green transition efforts, including through synergies with trade and business.

Following an open call, 107 senior business leaders from 24 countries across Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America were selected from priority sectors: renewable energy, sustainable transport, infrastructure and manufacturing, and responsible mining. The programme was delivered in a seven-month hybrid format, combining an interactive online core programme, parallel change initiatives implemented by participants, advanced masterclasses with Swedish companies and Team Sweden representatives, and individual business coaching. A one-week onsite programme in Sweden included company and study visits, matchmaking, and a Global Executive Forum with 180 participants from companies, organisations, and Team Sweden. The programme concluded with a final digital phase.

The programme design fostered strong sustainability networks, valuable new contacts, and an enhanced perception of Sweden and Swedish companies. The final evaluation shows strong results: 87% of participants reported increased knowledge and 88% gained tools to drive change. 96.5% implemented new sustainability practices, and 98.8% were inspired to drive sustainable development. Perceptions of Swedish companies improved for 96.5% of participants; 44% are exploring concrete business opportunities, and 90.8% report increased interest in cooperation with Swedish actors.

Results 2024: 
78 of a total of 98 final participants answered the final survey (80% response rate) in the program. In the final evaluation survey, 82% of participants reported a high or very high increase in the ability to lead in complexity. Furthermore, 80% state that they received new tools and methods to strategically integrate sustainability and support the green transition from a holistic perspective. In the final evaluation, 91% of the responding participants state that they consider the facilitators and lecturers to have a high to very high degree of expertise.
Strengthened connection to Sweden in communication by highlighting Swedish companies, Swedish experiences, strengths and potential opportunities for exchange and trade. In the survey evaluation, 100% of the participants state that they have learned about and been inspired by Sweden's/Swedish expertise, good examples and leadership in the area of ​​sustainability. (95% of these to a high or very high extent).</narrative>
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      <narrative>Administrative costs Leadership Programme: SI Global Executive Programme</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Administrative costs for The SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) that is a leadership programme conducted in a hybrid format under the auspices of the Swedish Institute, supported by procured programme consultants. The focus is on sustainability and leadership for executives in the private business sector within the areas of renewable energy, responsible mining, sustainable transport, infrastructure, and manufacturing. The programme encompasses all 17 SDGs to varying extents.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Administrativa kostnader för SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) som är ett ledarskapsprogram och genomförs i hybridformat i Svenska Institutets regi med stöd av upphandlade programkonsulter. Fokus är hållbarhet och ledarskap för befattningshavare i den privata näringslivssektorn inom sektorerna förnybar energi, ansvarsfull gruvdrift, hållbara transporter, infrastruktur och tillverkning, inkluderande alla 17 SDG i olika omfattning.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2025: The overarching objective of the SI Global Executive Programme is to promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating conditions for improved living standards for people living in poverty and oppression.

The programme is implemented within the framework of Sweden’s INPAKT strategy objectives and aims to contribute to “enhanced capacity and competence among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, including through synergies with trade and industry.”

The purpose of the leadership programme is therefore to equip participants with increased knowledge of sustainability issues and tools, as well as exposure to good and innovative practices that enable them to drive change and anchor sustainability work within their organisations, while also expanding their professional networks. The programme is designed so that participants—executives within the business sector with mandates to influence and drive change in their respective companies—parallel to gaining theoretical knowledge and exchanging experiences with others active in the same priority sectors, begin implementing concrete sustainability-related change initiatives during the programme: “Strategic Business Projects.”

These initiatives, along with the programme’s approach of fostering connections with potential trade and cooperation partners, aim to further embed knowledge and tools within the participants’ companies and to build relevant relationships that help accelerate sustainable development and the green transition within their organisations, and ultimately, in the programme countries.

2024: OVERARCHING GOAL Promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating preconditions for better living standards for people living in poverty and under oppression. Capacity building programme tied to SDG 8; Decent work and economic growth, with a focus on sustainable business and entrepreneurship.

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1. Increased knowledge as a result of the programme. 
2. New/improved tools to drive change in accordance with Programme objective. 
3. Impact of the results in the participating organisations.

Program Objectives, expected long-term results:
1. Increased knowledge within the participants' companies about social, ecological, and economic sustainability from a business perspective.
2. Enhanced collaboration, exchanges, and business between programme participants, as well as between Swedish companies and participants.
3. Strengthened capacity within the participants' companies to apply and implement methods for strategic business development in sustainability and green transition.
4. Strengthened capacity among individuals in the participants' companies to lead themselves and others through strategic change processes and manage complexity.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2025: Övergripande mål med SI Global Executive Programme är att främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck.

Programmet genomförs inom Sveriges INPAKT-strategimål och ska bidra till ”Stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och inom civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer, att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom synergier med handel och näringsliv.”

Syftet med ledarskapsprogrammet är således att ge deltagarna ökade kunskaper om hållbarhetsfrågor och verktyg samt exponering mot goda, innovativa exempel för att driva förändring och förankra hållbarhetsarbetet i sina organisationer samt utöka deltagarnas nätverk. Programmet är därför utformat så att deltagarna; befattningshavare inom näringslivet med mandat att påverka och förändra i sina respektive företag, parallellt med inhämtande av teoretiska kunskaper och erfarenhetsutbyte med andra verksamma inom samma prioriterade sektorer, under programmets gång påbörjar implementering av konkreta förändringsinitiativ inom hållbarhet; ”Strategic Business Project”. Dessa initiativ och tillvägagångssättet med kontaktskapande med potentiella handels- och samarbetsaktörer syftar till att ytterligare förankra kunskaper och verktyg i deltagarnas företag och bygga relevanta relationer för att accelerera den hållbara utvecklingen och gröna omställningen i deltagarnas respektive organisationer, och på sikt, i programländerna.

2024: ÖVERGRIPANDE MÅL Främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck, kopplat till SDG 8; Anständiga arbetsvillkor och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt.

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2. Nya/bättre verktyg att driva förändring i enlighet med programmål. 
3. Organisatorisk förankring av resultat.

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2. Ökat samarbete, utbyten och affärer mellan deltagare i programmet, samt mellan svenska företag och deltagare 3. Stärkt kapacitet i deltagarnas företag att använda och implementera metoder för strategisk affärsutveckling inom hållbarhet och grön omställning 4. Stärkt kapacitet hos individer i företag att leda sig själv och andra genom strategiska förändringsprocesser och hantera komplexitet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) is a leadership programme conducted in a hybrid format under the auspices of the Swedish Institute, supported by procured programme consultants. The focus is on sustainability and leadership for executives in the private business sector within the areas of renewable energy, responsible mining, sustainable transport, infrastructure, and manufacturing. The programme encompasses all 17 SDGs to varying extents.

The programme aims to contribute to enhanced capacity and competence among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, including through synergies with trade and industry. Approximately 100 participants are recruited each year through an open call and application via a web-based application portal. Information is disseminated through Swedish missions abroad, other Team Sweden partners, related organisations and stakeholders, as well as digital communication channels. Participants are selected by a selection committee based on clear criteria.

Programme countries of SIGEP 2024: Bangladesh, Brazil, China (People’s Republic of), Colombia, Egypt, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, Nigeria, Philippines, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraine, Vietnam

SIGEP 2025 includes the following countries: Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, DRC, Egypt, Côte d’Ivoire, the Philippines, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, China, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraine, and Vietnam.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) är ett ledarskapsprogram som genomförs i hybridformat i Svenska Institutets regi med stöd av upphandlade programkonsulter. Fokus är hållbarhet och ledarskap för befattningshavare i den privata näringslivssektorn inom sektorerna förnybar energi, ansvarsfull gruvdrift, hållbara transporter, infrastruktur och tillverkning, inkluderande alla 17 SDG i olika omfattning.

Programmet ska bidra till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och inom civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer, att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom synergier med handel och näringsliv. Ungefär 100 deltagare rekryteras per år genom öppen utlysning och ansökan via webbaserad ansökningsportal. Information delas via svenska utlandsmyndigheter, andra samarbetspartners inom Team Sweden, relaterade organisationer och intressenter samt via digitala kommunikationskanaler. Urval av deltagare görs av urvalskommitté enligt tydliga kriterier.

SIGEP 2024 omfattar följande länder: Afrika - Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sydafrika, Tanzania.  Asien - Kina, Indien, Indonesien, Filippinerna, Thailand, Vietnam, Bangladesh och Malaysia; Europa - Ukraina, Georgien, Moldavien och Turkiet.  Latinamerika - Brasilien, Colombia, Mexiko.  MENA – Marocko, Egypten.

SIGEP 2025 omfattar följande länder: Bangladesh, Brasilien, Colombia, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Egypten, Elfenbenskusten, Filippinerna, Georgien, Indien, Indonesien, Kenya, Kina, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldavien, Marocko, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sydafrika, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraina och Vietnam.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2025: The overarching objective of the SI Global Executive Programme is to promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating conditions for improved living standards for people living in poverty and oppression.

The programme is implemented within the framework of Sweden’s INPAKT strategy objectives and aims to contribute to “enhanced capacity and competence among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, including through synergies with trade and industry.”

The purpose of the leadership programme is therefore to equip participants with increased knowledge of sustainability issues and tools, as well as exposure to good and innovative practices that enable them to drive change and anchor sustainability work within their organisations, while also expanding their professional networks. The programme is designed so that participants—executives within the business sector with mandates to influence and drive change in their respective companies—parallel to gaining theoretical knowledge and exchanging experiences with others active in the same priority sectors, begin implementing concrete sustainability-related change initiatives during the programme: “Strategic Business Projects.”

These initiatives, along with the programme’s approach of fostering connections with potential trade and cooperation partners, aim to further embed knowledge and tools within the participants’ companies and to build relevant relationships that help accelerate sustainable development and the green transition within their organisations, and ultimately, in the programme countries.

2024: OVERARCHING GOAL Promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating preconditions for better living standards for people living in poverty and under oppression. Capacity building programme tied to SDG 8; Decent work and economic growth, with a focus on sustainable business and entrepreneurship.

Immediate expected results: 
1. Increased knowledge as a result of the programme. 
2. New/improved tools to drive change in accordance with Programme objective. 
3. Impact of the results in the participating organisations.

Program Objectives, expected long-term results:
1. Increased knowledge within the participants' companies about social, ecological, and economic sustainability from a business perspective.
2. Enhanced collaboration, exchanges, and business between programme participants, as well as between Swedish companies and participants.
3. Strengthened capacity within the participants' companies to apply and implement methods for strategic business development in sustainability and green transition.
4. Strengthened capacity among individuals in the participants' companies to lead themselves and others through strategic change processes and manage complexity.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2025: Övergripande mål med SI Global Executive Programme är att främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck.

Programmet genomförs inom Sveriges INPAKT-strategimål och ska bidra till ”Stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och inom civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer, att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom synergier med handel och näringsliv.”

Syftet med ledarskapsprogrammet är således att ge deltagarna ökade kunskaper om hållbarhetsfrågor och verktyg samt exponering mot goda, innovativa exempel för att driva förändring och förankra hållbarhetsarbetet i sina organisationer samt utöka deltagarnas nätverk. Programmet är därför utformat så att deltagarna; befattningshavare inom näringslivet med mandat att påverka och förändra i sina respektive företag, parallellt med inhämtande av teoretiska kunskaper och erfarenhetsutbyte med andra verksamma inom samma prioriterade sektorer, under programmets gång påbörjar implementering av konkreta förändringsinitiativ inom hållbarhet; ”Strategic Business Project”. Dessa initiativ och tillvägagångssättet med kontaktskapande med potentiella handels- och samarbetsaktörer syftar till att ytterligare förankra kunskaper och verktyg i deltagarnas företag och bygga relevanta relationer för att accelerera den hållbara utvecklingen och gröna omställningen i deltagarnas respektive organisationer, och på sikt, i programländerna.

2024: ÖVERGRIPANDE MÅL Främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck, kopplat till SDG 8; Anständiga arbetsvillkor och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt.

Omedelbara förväntade resultat: 
1. Ökad kunskap som resultat av programmet. 
2. Nya/bättre verktyg att driva förändring i enlighet med programmål. 
3. Organisatorisk förankring av resultat.

Programmål, förväntade långsiktiga resultat: 
1.Ökad kunskap i deltagarnas företag om social, ekologisk och ekonomisk hållbarhet inom planetens gränser ur ett näringslivsperspektiv. 
2. Ökat samarbete, utbyten och affärer mellan deltagare i programmet, samt mellan svenska företag och deltagare 3. Stärkt kapacitet i deltagarnas företag att använda och implementera metoder för strategisk affärsutveckling inom hållbarhet och grön omställning 4. Stärkt kapacitet hos individer i företag att leda sig själv och andra genom strategiska förändringsprocesser och hantera komplexitet.</narrative>
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        <narrative>Results 2025:
The SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) addresses the need to strengthen capacity and competencies among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries, with the aim of promoting innovative and effective approaches to sustainable development. The programme supports global green transition efforts, including through synergies with trade and business.

Following an open call, 107 senior business leaders from 24 countries across Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America were selected from priority sectors: renewable energy, sustainable transport, infrastructure and manufacturing, and responsible mining. The programme was delivered in a seven-month hybrid format, combining an interactive online core programme, parallel change initiatives implemented by participants, advanced masterclasses with Swedish companies and Team Sweden representatives, and individual business coaching. A one-week onsite programme in Sweden included company and study visits, matchmaking, and a Global Executive Forum with 180 participants from companies, organisations, and Team Sweden. The programme concluded with a final digital phase.

The programme design fostered strong sustainability networks, valuable new contacts, and an enhanced perception of Sweden and Swedish companies. The final evaluation shows strong results: 87% of participants reported increased knowledge and 88% gained tools to drive change. 96.5% implemented new sustainability practices, and 98.8% were inspired to drive sustainable development. Perceptions of Swedish companies improved for 96.5% of participants; 44% are exploring concrete business opportunities, and 90.8% report increased interest in cooperation with Swedish actors.

Results 2024: 
78 of a total of 98 final participants answered the final survey (80% response rate) in the program. In the final evaluation survey, 82% of participants reported a high or very high increase in the ability to lead in complexity. Furthermore, 80% state that they received new tools and methods to strategically integrate sustainability and support the green transition from a holistic perspective. In the final evaluation, 91% of the responding participants state that they consider the facilitators and lecturers to have a high to very high degree of expertise.
Strengthened connection to Sweden in communication by highlighting Swedish companies, Swedish experiences, strengths and potential opportunities for exchange and trade. In the survey evaluation, 100% of the participants state that they have learned about and been inspired by Sweden's/Swedish expertise, good examples and leadership in the area of ​​sustainability. (95% of these to a high or very high extent).</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Resultat 2025:
SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) svarar mot behovet av att stärka kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer, i syfte att främja innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling. Programmet bidrar till den globala gröna omställningen, bland annat genom synergier med handel och näringsliv.

Efter en öppen utlysning antogs 107 seniora deltagare från näringslivet i 24 länder i Europa, Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika, verksamma inom prioriterade sektorer såsom förnybar energi, hållbara transporter, infrastruktur och tillverkning samt ansvarsfull gruvdrift. Programmet genomfördes under sju månader i hybridformat och bestod av ett interaktivt digitalt grundprogram, parallella förändringsinitiativ som deltagarna implementerade i sina organisationer, fördjupande masterclasses med svenska företag och Team Sweden-representanter samt individuell affärscoachning. En veckas onsiteprogram i Sverige inkluderade företags- och studiebesök, matchmaking och ett Global Executive Forum med totalt 180 deltagare. Programmet avslutades med en digital fas.

Programupplägget bidrog till starka hållbarhetsnätverk, nya värdefulla kontakter och en förbättrad bild av Sverige och svenska företag. Slututvärderingen visar mycket goda resultat: 87 % av deltagarna uppger ökad kunskap och 88 % att de fått verktyg för att driva förändring. 96,5 % har implementerat nya hållbarhetsmetoder och 98,8 % har inspirerats att driva hållbar utveckling. 96,5 % uppger en förbättrad bild av svenska företag, 44 % utforskar konkreta affärsmöjligheter och 90,8 % har ett ökat intresse för samarbete med svenska aktörer.

Resultat 2024: 
78 av totalt 98 slutliga deltagare svarade på slutenkäten (80% svarsfrekvens) i programmet.  I slututvärderingsenkäten uppgav 82% av deltagarna uppgav att de fick en hög eller mycket hög ökning av förmågan att leda i komplexitet. Vidare uppger 80% att de fick nya verktyg och metoder för att strategiskt integrera hållbarhet och stödja den gröna omställningen ur ett helhetsperspektiv. I slututvärderingen uppger 91% av de svarande deltagarna att de anser att facilitatorerna och föreläsarna har en hög till mycket hög grad av expertis.
Stärkt koppling till Sverige i kommunikationen genom att lyfta fram svenska företag, svenska erfarenheter, styrkor och potentiella möjligheter till utbyte och handel. I enkätutvärderingen uppger 100 % av deltagarna att de har lärt sig om och blivit inspirerade av Sveriges/svensk expertis, goda exempel och ledarskap inom hållbarhetsområdet. (95% av dessa i en hög eller mycket hög utsträckning).
97,4% av deltagarna som besvarade enkäten uppgav att de innehade en chefsposition. Av dessa ingick 75,6% av de svarande deltagarna i 'top management' (59 av 78 personer), alltså höga chefspositioner och styrelsepositioner i sina respektive företag.
Utfallet gällande indikatorerna är som följer:  77,5% uppger att de har fått ökad kunskap inom de fyra huvudområdena i programmet (ett sammanvägt snitt) i 'stor' eller 'mycket stor' utsträckning.
77,6% är andelen deltagare som uppger att de genom programmet har fått verktyg att driva förändring i enlighet med programmål (i ’stor’ eller ’mycket stor’ utsträckning.
67,1% är grad av organisatorisk förankring i deltagarnas organisationer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) is a leadership programme conducted in a hybrid format under the auspices of the Swedish Institute, supported by procured programme consultants. The focus is on sustainability and leadership for executives in the private business sector within the areas of renewable energy, responsible mining, sustainable transport, infrastructure, and manufacturing. The programme encompasses all 17 SDGs to varying extents.

The programme aims to contribute to enhanced capacity and competence among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, including through synergies with trade and industry. Approximately 100 participants are recruited each year through an open call and application via a web-based application portal. Information is disseminated through Swedish missions abroad, other Team Sweden partners, related organisations and stakeholders, as well as digital communication channels. Participants are selected by a selection committee based on clear criteria.

Programme countries of SIGEP 2024: Bangladesh, Brazil, China (People’s Republic of), Colombia, Egypt, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, Nigeria, Philippines, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraine, Vietnam

SIGEP 2025 includes the following countries: Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, DRC, Egypt, Côte d’Ivoire, the Philippines, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, China, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraine, and Vietnam.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) är ett ledarskapsprogram som genomförs i hybridformat i Svenska Institutets regi med stöd av upphandlade programkonsulter. Fokus är hållbarhet och ledarskap för befattningshavare i den privata näringslivssektorn inom sektorerna förnybar energi, ansvarsfull gruvdrift, hållbara transporter, infrastruktur och tillverkning, inkluderande alla 17 SDG i olika omfattning.

Programmet ska bidra till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och inom civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer, att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom synergier med handel och näringsliv. Ungefär 100 deltagare rekryteras per år genom öppen utlysning och ansökan via webbaserad ansökningsportal. Information delas via svenska utlandsmyndigheter, andra samarbetspartners inom Team Sweden, relaterade organisationer och intressenter samt via digitala kommunikationskanaler. Urval av deltagare görs av urvalskommitté enligt tydliga kriterier.

SIGEP 2024 omfattar följande länder: Afrika - Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sydafrika, Tanzania.  Asien - Kina, Indien, Indonesien, Filippinerna, Thailand, Vietnam, Bangladesh och Malaysia; Europa - Ukraina, Georgien, Moldavien och Turkiet.  Latinamerika - Brasilien, Colombia, Mexiko.  MENA – Marocko, Egypten.

SIGEP 2025 omfattar följande länder: Bangladesh, Brasilien, Colombia, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Egypten, Elfenbenskusten, Filippinerna, Georgien, Indien, Indonesien, Kenya, Kina, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldavien, Marocko, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sydafrika, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraina och Vietnam.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2025: The overarching objective of the SI Global Executive Programme is to promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating conditions for improved living standards for people living in poverty and oppression.

The programme is implemented within the framework of Sweden’s INPAKT strategy objectives and aims to contribute to “enhanced capacity and competence among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, including through synergies with trade and industry.”

The purpose of the leadership programme is therefore to equip participants with increased knowledge of sustainability issues and tools, as well as exposure to good and innovative practices that enable them to drive change and anchor sustainability work within their organisations, while also expanding their professional networks. The programme is designed so that participants—executives within the business sector with mandates to influence and drive change in their respective companies—parallel to gaining theoretical knowledge and exchanging experiences with others active in the same priority sectors, begin implementing concrete sustainability-related change initiatives during the programme: “Strategic Business Projects.”

These initiatives, along with the programme’s approach of fostering connections with potential trade and cooperation partners, aim to further embed knowledge and tools within the participants’ companies and to build relevant relationships that help accelerate sustainable development and the green transition within their organisations, and ultimately, in the programme countries.

2024: OVERARCHING GOAL Promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating preconditions for better living standards for people living in poverty and under oppression. Capacity building programme tied to SDG 8; Decent work and economic growth, with a focus on sustainable business and entrepreneurship.

Immediate expected results: 
1. Increased knowledge as a result of the programme. 
2. New/improved tools to drive change in accordance with Programme objective. 
3. Impact of the results in the participating organisations.

Program Objectives, expected long-term results:
1. Increased knowledge within the participants' companies about social, ecological, and economic sustainability from a business perspective.
2. Enhanced collaboration, exchanges, and business between programme participants, as well as between Swedish companies and participants.
3. Strengthened capacity within the participants' companies to apply and implement methods for strategic business development in sustainability and green transition.
4. Strengthened capacity among individuals in the participants' companies to lead themselves and others through strategic change processes and manage complexity.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2025: Övergripande mål med SI Global Executive Programme är att främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck.

Programmet genomförs inom Sveriges INPAKT-strategimål och ska bidra till ”Stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och inom civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer, att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom synergier med handel och näringsliv.”

Syftet med ledarskapsprogrammet är således att ge deltagarna ökade kunskaper om hållbarhetsfrågor och verktyg samt exponering mot goda, innovativa exempel för att driva förändring och förankra hållbarhetsarbetet i sina organisationer samt utöka deltagarnas nätverk. Programmet är därför utformat så att deltagarna; befattningshavare inom näringslivet med mandat att påverka och förändra i sina respektive företag, parallellt med inhämtande av teoretiska kunskaper och erfarenhetsutbyte med andra verksamma inom samma prioriterade sektorer, under programmets gång påbörjar implementering av konkreta förändringsinitiativ inom hållbarhet; ”Strategic Business Project”. Dessa initiativ och tillvägagångssättet med kontaktskapande med potentiella handels- och samarbetsaktörer syftar till att ytterligare förankra kunskaper och verktyg i deltagarnas företag och bygga relevanta relationer för att accelerera den hållbara utvecklingen och gröna omställningen i deltagarnas respektive organisationer, och på sikt, i programländerna.

2024: ÖVERGRIPANDE MÅL Främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck, kopplat till SDG 8; Anständiga arbetsvillkor och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt.

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1. Ökad kunskap som resultat av programmet. 
2. Nya/bättre verktyg att driva förändring i enlighet med programmål. 
3. Organisatorisk förankring av resultat.

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1.Ökad kunskap i deltagarnas företag om social, ekologisk och ekonomisk hållbarhet inom planetens gränser ur ett näringslivsperspektiv. 
2. Ökat samarbete, utbyten och affärer mellan deltagare i programmet, samt mellan svenska företag och deltagare 3. Stärkt kapacitet i deltagarnas företag att använda och implementera metoder för strategisk affärsutveckling inom hållbarhet och grön omställning 4. Stärkt kapacitet hos individer i företag att leda sig själv och andra genom strategiska förändringsprocesser och hantera komplexitet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) is a leadership programme conducted in a hybrid format under the auspices of the Swedish Institute, supported by procured programme consultants. The focus is on sustainability and leadership for executives in the private business sector within the areas of renewable energy, responsible mining, sustainable transport, infrastructure, and manufacturing. The programme encompasses all 17 SDGs to varying extents.

The programme aims to contribute to enhanced capacity and competence among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, including through synergies with trade and industry. Approximately 100 participants are recruited each year through an open call and application via a web-based application portal. Information is disseminated through Swedish missions abroad, other Team Sweden partners, related organisations and stakeholders, as well as digital communication channels. Participants are selected by a selection committee based on clear criteria.

Programme countries of SIGEP 2024: Bangladesh, Brazil, China (People’s Republic of), Colombia, Egypt, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, Nigeria, Philippines, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraine, Vietnam

SIGEP 2025 includes the following countries: Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, DRC, Egypt, Côte d’Ivoire, the Philippines, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, China, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraine, and Vietnam.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) är ett ledarskapsprogram som genomförs i hybridformat i Svenska Institutets regi med stöd av upphandlade programkonsulter. Fokus är hållbarhet och ledarskap för befattningshavare i den privata näringslivssektorn inom sektorerna förnybar energi, ansvarsfull gruvdrift, hållbara transporter, infrastruktur och tillverkning, inkluderande alla 17 SDG i olika omfattning.

Programmet ska bidra till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och inom civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer, att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom synergier med handel och näringsliv. Ungefär 100 deltagare rekryteras per år genom öppen utlysning och ansökan via webbaserad ansökningsportal. Information delas via svenska utlandsmyndigheter, andra samarbetspartners inom Team Sweden, relaterade organisationer och intressenter samt via digitala kommunikationskanaler. Urval av deltagare görs av urvalskommitté enligt tydliga kriterier.

SIGEP 2024 omfattar följande länder: Afrika - Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sydafrika, Tanzania.  Asien - Kina, Indien, Indonesien, Filippinerna, Thailand, Vietnam, Bangladesh och Malaysia; Europa - Ukraina, Georgien, Moldavien och Turkiet.  Latinamerika - Brasilien, Colombia, Mexiko.  MENA – Marocko, Egypten.

SIGEP 2025 omfattar följande länder: Bangladesh, Brasilien, Colombia, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Egypten, Elfenbenskusten, Filippinerna, Georgien, Indien, Indonesien, Kenya, Kina, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldavien, Marocko, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sydafrika, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraina och Vietnam.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2025: The overarching objective of the SI Global Executive Programme is to promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating conditions for improved living standards for people living in poverty and oppression.

The programme is implemented within the framework of Sweden’s INPAKT strategy objectives and aims to contribute to “enhanced capacity and competence among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, including through synergies with trade and industry.”

The purpose of the leadership programme is therefore to equip participants with increased knowledge of sustainability issues and tools, as well as exposure to good and innovative practices that enable them to drive change and anchor sustainability work within their organisations, while also expanding their professional networks. The programme is designed so that participants—executives within the business sector with mandates to influence and drive change in their respective companies—parallel to gaining theoretical knowledge and exchanging experiences with others active in the same priority sectors, begin implementing concrete sustainability-related change initiatives during the programme: “Strategic Business Projects.”

These initiatives, along with the programme’s approach of fostering connections with potential trade and cooperation partners, aim to further embed knowledge and tools within the participants’ companies and to build relevant relationships that help accelerate sustainable development and the green transition within their organisations, and ultimately, in the programme countries.

2024: OVERARCHING GOAL Promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating preconditions for better living standards for people living in poverty and under oppression. Capacity building programme tied to SDG 8; Decent work and economic growth, with a focus on sustainable business and entrepreneurship.

Immediate expected results: 
1. Increased knowledge as a result of the programme. 
2. New/improved tools to drive change in accordance with Programme objective. 
3. Impact of the results in the participating organisations.

Program Objectives, expected long-term results:
1. Increased knowledge within the participants' companies about social, ecological, and economic sustainability from a business perspective.
2. Enhanced collaboration, exchanges, and business between programme participants, as well as between Swedish companies and participants.
3. Strengthened capacity within the participants' companies to apply and implement methods for strategic business development in sustainability and green transition.
4. Strengthened capacity among individuals in the participants' companies to lead themselves and others through strategic change processes and manage complexity.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2025: Övergripande mål med SI Global Executive Programme är att främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck.

Programmet genomförs inom Sveriges INPAKT-strategimål och ska bidra till ”Stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och inom civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer, att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom synergier med handel och näringsliv.”

Syftet med ledarskapsprogrammet är således att ge deltagarna ökade kunskaper om hållbarhetsfrågor och verktyg samt exponering mot goda, innovativa exempel för att driva förändring och förankra hållbarhetsarbetet i sina organisationer samt utöka deltagarnas nätverk. Programmet är därför utformat så att deltagarna; befattningshavare inom näringslivet med mandat att påverka och förändra i sina respektive företag, parallellt med inhämtande av teoretiska kunskaper och erfarenhetsutbyte med andra verksamma inom samma prioriterade sektorer, under programmets gång påbörjar implementering av konkreta förändringsinitiativ inom hållbarhet; ”Strategic Business Project”. Dessa initiativ och tillvägagångssättet med kontaktskapande med potentiella handels- och samarbetsaktörer syftar till att ytterligare förankra kunskaper och verktyg i deltagarnas företag och bygga relevanta relationer för att accelerera den hållbara utvecklingen och gröna omställningen i deltagarnas respektive organisationer, och på sikt, i programländerna.

2024: ÖVERGRIPANDE MÅL Främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck, kopplat till SDG 8; Anständiga arbetsvillkor och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt.

Omedelbara förväntade resultat: 
1. Ökad kunskap som resultat av programmet. 
2. Nya/bättre verktyg att driva förändring i enlighet med programmål. 
3. Organisatorisk förankring av resultat.

Programmål, förväntade långsiktiga resultat: 
1.Ökad kunskap i deltagarnas företag om social, ekologisk och ekonomisk hållbarhet inom planetens gränser ur ett näringslivsperspektiv. 
2. Ökat samarbete, utbyten och affärer mellan deltagare i programmet, samt mellan svenska företag och deltagare 3. Stärkt kapacitet i deltagarnas företag att använda och implementera metoder för strategisk affärsutveckling inom hållbarhet och grön omställning 4. Stärkt kapacitet hos individer i företag att leda sig själv och andra genom strategiska förändringsprocesser och hantera komplexitet.</narrative>
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        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Resultat 2025:
SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) svarar mot behovet av att stärka kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer, i syfte att främja innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling. Programmet bidrar till den globala gröna omställningen, bland annat genom synergier med handel och näringsliv.

Efter en öppen utlysning antogs 107 seniora deltagare från näringslivet i 24 länder i Europa, Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika, verksamma inom prioriterade sektorer såsom förnybar energi, hållbara transporter, infrastruktur och tillverkning samt ansvarsfull gruvdrift. Programmet genomfördes under sju månader i hybridformat och bestod av ett interaktivt digitalt grundprogram, parallella förändringsinitiativ som deltagarna implementerade i sina organisationer, fördjupande masterclasses med svenska företag och Team Sweden-representanter samt individuell affärscoachning. En veckas onsiteprogram i Sverige inkluderade företags- och studiebesök, matchmaking och ett Global Executive Forum med totalt 180 deltagare. Programmet avslutades med en digital fas.

Programupplägget bidrog till starka hållbarhetsnätverk, nya värdefulla kontakter och en förbättrad bild av Sverige och svenska företag. Slututvärderingen visar mycket goda resultat: 87 % av deltagarna uppger ökad kunskap och 88 % att de fått verktyg för att driva förändring. 96,5 % har implementerat nya hållbarhetsmetoder och 98,8 % har inspirerats att driva hållbar utveckling. 96,5 % uppger en förbättrad bild av svenska företag, 44 % utforskar konkreta affärsmöjligheter och 90,8 % har ett ökat intresse för samarbete med svenska aktörer.

Resultat 2024: 
78 av totalt 98 slutliga deltagare svarade på slutenkäten (80% svarsfrekvens) i programmet.  I slututvärderingsenkäten uppgav 82% av deltagarna uppgav att de fick en hög eller mycket hög ökning av förmågan att leda i komplexitet. Vidare uppger 80% att de fick nya verktyg och metoder för att strategiskt integrera hållbarhet och stödja den gröna omställningen ur ett helhetsperspektiv. I slututvärderingen uppger 91% av de svarande deltagarna att de anser att facilitatorerna och föreläsarna har en hög till mycket hög grad av expertis.
Stärkt koppling till Sverige i kommunikationen genom att lyfta fram svenska företag, svenska erfarenheter, styrkor och potentiella möjligheter till utbyte och handel. I enkätutvärderingen uppger 100 % av deltagarna att de har lärt sig om och blivit inspirerade av Sveriges/svensk expertis, goda exempel och ledarskap inom hållbarhetsområdet. (95% av dessa i en hög eller mycket hög utsträckning).
97,4% av deltagarna som besvarade enkäten uppgav att de innehade en chefsposition. Av dessa ingick 75,6% av de svarande deltagarna i 'top management' (59 av 78 personer), alltså höga chefspositioner och styrelsepositioner i sina respektive företag.
Utfallet gällande indikatorerna är som följer:  77,5% uppger att de har fått ökad kunskap inom de fyra huvudområdena i programmet (ett sammanvägt snitt) i 'stor' eller 'mycket stor' utsträckning.
77,6% är andelen deltagare som uppger att de genom programmet har fått verktyg att driva förändring i enlighet med programmål (i ’stor’ eller ’mycket stor’ utsträckning.
67,1% är grad av organisatorisk förankring i deltagarnas organisationer.</narrative>
        <narrative>Results 2025:
The SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) addresses the need to strengthen capacity and competencies among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries, with the aim of promoting innovative and effective approaches to sustainable development. The programme supports global green transition efforts, including through synergies with trade and business.

Following an open call, 107 senior business leaders from 24 countries across Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America were selected from priority sectors: renewable energy, sustainable transport, infrastructure and manufacturing, and responsible mining. The programme was delivered in a seven-month hybrid format, combining an interactive online core programme, parallel change initiatives implemented by participants, advanced masterclasses with Swedish companies and Team Sweden representatives, and individual business coaching. A one-week onsite programme in Sweden included company and study visits, matchmaking, and a Global Executive Forum with 180 participants from companies, organisations, and Team Sweden. The programme concluded with a final digital phase.

The programme design fostered strong sustainability networks, valuable new contacts, and an enhanced perception of Sweden and Swedish companies. The final evaluation shows strong results: 87% of participants reported increased knowledge and 88% gained tools to drive change. 96.5% implemented new sustainability practices, and 98.8% were inspired to drive sustainable development. Perceptions of Swedish companies improved for 96.5% of participants; 44% are exploring concrete business opportunities, and 90.8% report increased interest in cooperation with Swedish actors.

Results 2024: 
78 of a total of 98 final participants answered the final survey (80% response rate) in the program. In the final evaluation survey, 82% of participants reported a high or very high increase in the ability to lead in complexity. Furthermore, 80% state that they received new tools and methods to strategically integrate sustainability and support the green transition from a holistic perspective. In the final evaluation, 91% of the responding participants state that they consider the facilitators and lecturers to have a high to very high degree of expertise.
Strengthened connection to Sweden in communication by highlighting Swedish companies, Swedish experiences, strengths and potential opportunities for exchange and trade. In the survey evaluation, 100% of the participants state that they have learned about and been inspired by Sweden's/Swedish expertise, good examples and leadership in the area of ​​sustainability. (95% of these to a high or very high extent).</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) is a leadership programme conducted in a hybrid format under the auspices of the Swedish Institute, supported by procured programme consultants. The focus is on sustainability and leadership for executives in the private business sector within the areas of renewable energy, responsible mining, sustainable transport, infrastructure, and manufacturing. The programme encompasses all 17 SDGs to varying extents.

The programme aims to contribute to enhanced capacity and competence among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, including through synergies with trade and industry. Approximately 100 participants are recruited each year through an open call and application via a web-based application portal. Information is disseminated through Swedish missions abroad, other Team Sweden partners, related organisations and stakeholders, as well as digital communication channels. Participants are selected by a selection committee based on clear criteria.

Programme countries of SIGEP 2024: Bangladesh, Brazil, China (People’s Republic of), Colombia, Egypt, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, Nigeria, Philippines, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraine, Vietnam

SIGEP 2025 includes the following countries: Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, DRC, Egypt, Côte d’Ivoire, the Philippines, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, China, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraine, and Vietnam.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) är ett ledarskapsprogram som genomförs i hybridformat i Svenska Institutets regi med stöd av upphandlade programkonsulter. Fokus är hållbarhet och ledarskap för befattningshavare i den privata näringslivssektorn inom sektorerna förnybar energi, ansvarsfull gruvdrift, hållbara transporter, infrastruktur och tillverkning, inkluderande alla 17 SDG i olika omfattning.

Programmet ska bidra till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och inom civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer, att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom synergier med handel och näringsliv. Ungefär 100 deltagare rekryteras per år genom öppen utlysning och ansökan via webbaserad ansökningsportal. Information delas via svenska utlandsmyndigheter, andra samarbetspartners inom Team Sweden, relaterade organisationer och intressenter samt via digitala kommunikationskanaler. Urval av deltagare görs av urvalskommitté enligt tydliga kriterier.

SIGEP 2024 omfattar följande länder: Afrika - Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sydafrika, Tanzania.  Asien - Kina, Indien, Indonesien, Filippinerna, Thailand, Vietnam, Bangladesh och Malaysia; Europa - Ukraina, Georgien, Moldavien och Turkiet.  Latinamerika - Brasilien, Colombia, Mexiko.  MENA – Marocko, Egypten.

SIGEP 2025 omfattar följande länder: Bangladesh, Brasilien, Colombia, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Egypten, Elfenbenskusten, Filippinerna, Georgien, Indien, Indonesien, Kenya, Kina, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldavien, Marocko, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sydafrika, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraina och Vietnam.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2025: The overarching objective of the SI Global Executive Programme is to promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating conditions for improved living standards for people living in poverty and oppression.

The programme is implemented within the framework of Sweden’s INPAKT strategy objectives and aims to contribute to “enhanced capacity and competence among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, including through synergies with trade and industry.”

The purpose of the leadership programme is therefore to equip participants with increased knowledge of sustainability issues and tools, as well as exposure to good and innovative practices that enable them to drive change and anchor sustainability work within their organisations, while also expanding their professional networks. The programme is designed so that participants—executives within the business sector with mandates to influence and drive change in their respective companies—parallel to gaining theoretical knowledge and exchanging experiences with others active in the same priority sectors, begin implementing concrete sustainability-related change initiatives during the programme: “Strategic Business Projects.”

These initiatives, along with the programme’s approach of fostering connections with potential trade and cooperation partners, aim to further embed knowledge and tools within the participants’ companies and to build relevant relationships that help accelerate sustainable development and the green transition within their organisations, and ultimately, in the programme countries.

2024: OVERARCHING GOAL Promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating preconditions for better living standards for people living in poverty and under oppression. Capacity building programme tied to SDG 8; Decent work and economic growth, with a focus on sustainable business and entrepreneurship.

Immediate expected results: 
1. Increased knowledge as a result of the programme. 
2. New/improved tools to drive change in accordance with Programme objective. 
3. Impact of the results in the participating organisations.

Program Objectives, expected long-term results:
1. Increased knowledge within the participants' companies about social, ecological, and economic sustainability from a business perspective.
2. Enhanced collaboration, exchanges, and business between programme participants, as well as between Swedish companies and participants.
3. Strengthened capacity within the participants' companies to apply and implement methods for strategic business development in sustainability and green transition.
4. Strengthened capacity among individuals in the participants' companies to lead themselves and others through strategic change processes and manage complexity.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2025: Övergripande mål med SI Global Executive Programme är att främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck.

Programmet genomförs inom Sveriges INPAKT-strategimål och ska bidra till ”Stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och inom civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer, att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom synergier med handel och näringsliv.”

Syftet med ledarskapsprogrammet är således att ge deltagarna ökade kunskaper om hållbarhetsfrågor och verktyg samt exponering mot goda, innovativa exempel för att driva förändring och förankra hållbarhetsarbetet i sina organisationer samt utöka deltagarnas nätverk. Programmet är därför utformat så att deltagarna; befattningshavare inom näringslivet med mandat att påverka och förändra i sina respektive företag, parallellt med inhämtande av teoretiska kunskaper och erfarenhetsutbyte med andra verksamma inom samma prioriterade sektorer, under programmets gång påbörjar implementering av konkreta förändringsinitiativ inom hållbarhet; ”Strategic Business Project”. Dessa initiativ och tillvägagångssättet med kontaktskapande med potentiella handels- och samarbetsaktörer syftar till att ytterligare förankra kunskaper och verktyg i deltagarnas företag och bygga relevanta relationer för att accelerera den hållbara utvecklingen och gröna omställningen i deltagarnas respektive organisationer, och på sikt, i programländerna.

2024: ÖVERGRIPANDE MÅL Främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck, kopplat till SDG 8; Anständiga arbetsvillkor och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt.

Omedelbara förväntade resultat: 
1. Ökad kunskap som resultat av programmet. 
2. Nya/bättre verktyg att driva förändring i enlighet med programmål. 
3. Organisatorisk förankring av resultat.

Programmål, förväntade långsiktiga resultat: 
1.Ökad kunskap i deltagarnas företag om social, ekologisk och ekonomisk hållbarhet inom planetens gränser ur ett näringslivsperspektiv. 
2. Ökat samarbete, utbyten och affärer mellan deltagare i programmet, samt mellan svenska företag och deltagare 3. Stärkt kapacitet i deltagarnas företag att använda och implementera metoder för strategisk affärsutveckling inom hållbarhet och grön omställning 4. Stärkt kapacitet hos individer i företag att leda sig själv och andra genom strategiska förändringsprocesser och hantera komplexitet.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">8.4 - Fram till 2030 successivt förbättra den globala resurseffektiviteten i konsumtionen och produktionen samt sträva efter att bryta sambandet mellan ekonomisk tillväxt och miljöförstöring, i enlighet med det tioåriga ramverket för hållbar konsumtion och produktion, med de utvecklade länderna i täten.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) is a leadership programme conducted in a hybrid format under the auspices of the Swedish Institute, supported by procured programme consultants. The focus is on sustainability and leadership for executives in the private business sector within the areas of renewable energy, responsible mining, sustainable transport, infrastructure, and manufacturing. The programme encompasses all 17 SDGs to varying extents.

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Programme countries of SIGEP 2024: Bangladesh, Brazil, China (People’s Republic of), Colombia, Egypt, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, Nigeria, Philippines, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraine, Vietnam

SIGEP 2025 includes the following countries: Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, DRC, Egypt, Côte d’Ivoire, the Philippines, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, China, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraine, and Vietnam.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) är ett ledarskapsprogram som genomförs i hybridformat i Svenska Institutets regi med stöd av upphandlade programkonsulter. Fokus är hållbarhet och ledarskap för befattningshavare i den privata näringslivssektorn inom sektorerna förnybar energi, ansvarsfull gruvdrift, hållbara transporter, infrastruktur och tillverkning, inkluderande alla 17 SDG i olika omfattning.

Programmet ska bidra till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och inom civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer, att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom synergier med handel och näringsliv. Ungefär 100 deltagare rekryteras per år genom öppen utlysning och ansökan via webbaserad ansökningsportal. Information delas via svenska utlandsmyndigheter, andra samarbetspartners inom Team Sweden, relaterade organisationer och intressenter samt via digitala kommunikationskanaler. Urval av deltagare görs av urvalskommitté enligt tydliga kriterier.

SIGEP 2024 omfattar följande länder: Afrika - Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sydafrika, Tanzania.  Asien - Kina, Indien, Indonesien, Filippinerna, Thailand, Vietnam, Bangladesh och Malaysia; Europa - Ukraina, Georgien, Moldavien och Turkiet.  Latinamerika - Brasilien, Colombia, Mexiko.  MENA – Marocko, Egypten.

SIGEP 2025 omfattar följande länder: Bangladesh, Brasilien, Colombia, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Egypten, Elfenbenskusten, Filippinerna, Georgien, Indien, Indonesien, Kenya, Kina, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldavien, Marocko, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sydafrika, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraina och Vietnam.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2025: The overarching objective of the SI Global Executive Programme is to promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating conditions for improved living standards for people living in poverty and oppression.

The programme is implemented within the framework of Sweden’s INPAKT strategy objectives and aims to contribute to “enhanced capacity and competence among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, including through synergies with trade and industry.”

The purpose of the leadership programme is therefore to equip participants with increased knowledge of sustainability issues and tools, as well as exposure to good and innovative practices that enable them to drive change and anchor sustainability work within their organisations, while also expanding their professional networks. The programme is designed so that participants—executives within the business sector with mandates to influence and drive change in their respective companies—parallel to gaining theoretical knowledge and exchanging experiences with others active in the same priority sectors, begin implementing concrete sustainability-related change initiatives during the programme: “Strategic Business Projects.”

These initiatives, along with the programme’s approach of fostering connections with potential trade and cooperation partners, aim to further embed knowledge and tools within the participants’ companies and to build relevant relationships that help accelerate sustainable development and the green transition within their organisations, and ultimately, in the programme countries.

2024: OVERARCHING GOAL Promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating preconditions for better living standards for people living in poverty and under oppression. Capacity building programme tied to SDG 8; Decent work and economic growth, with a focus on sustainable business and entrepreneurship.

Immediate expected results: 
1. Increased knowledge as a result of the programme. 
2. New/improved tools to drive change in accordance with Programme objective. 
3. Impact of the results in the participating organisations.

Program Objectives, expected long-term results:
1. Increased knowledge within the participants' companies about social, ecological, and economic sustainability from a business perspective.
2. Enhanced collaboration, exchanges, and business between programme participants, as well as between Swedish companies and participants.
3. Strengthened capacity within the participants' companies to apply and implement methods for strategic business development in sustainability and green transition.
4. Strengthened capacity among individuals in the participants' companies to lead themselves and others through strategic change processes and manage complexity.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2025: Övergripande mål med SI Global Executive Programme är att främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck.

Programmet genomförs inom Sveriges INPAKT-strategimål och ska bidra till ”Stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och inom civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer, att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom synergier med handel och näringsliv.”

Syftet med ledarskapsprogrammet är således att ge deltagarna ökade kunskaper om hållbarhetsfrågor och verktyg samt exponering mot goda, innovativa exempel för att driva förändring och förankra hållbarhetsarbetet i sina organisationer samt utöka deltagarnas nätverk. Programmet är därför utformat så att deltagarna; befattningshavare inom näringslivet med mandat att påverka och förändra i sina respektive företag, parallellt med inhämtande av teoretiska kunskaper och erfarenhetsutbyte med andra verksamma inom samma prioriterade sektorer, under programmets gång påbörjar implementering av konkreta förändringsinitiativ inom hållbarhet; ”Strategic Business Project”. Dessa initiativ och tillvägagångssättet med kontaktskapande med potentiella handels- och samarbetsaktörer syftar till att ytterligare förankra kunskaper och verktyg i deltagarnas företag och bygga relevanta relationer för att accelerera den hållbara utvecklingen och gröna omställningen i deltagarnas respektive organisationer, och på sikt, i programländerna.

2024: ÖVERGRIPANDE MÅL Främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck, kopplat till SDG 8; Anständiga arbetsvillkor och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt.

Omedelbara förväntade resultat: 
1. Ökad kunskap som resultat av programmet. 
2. Nya/bättre verktyg att driva förändring i enlighet med programmål. 
3. Organisatorisk förankring av resultat.

Programmål, förväntade långsiktiga resultat: 
1.Ökad kunskap i deltagarnas företag om social, ekologisk och ekonomisk hållbarhet inom planetens gränser ur ett näringslivsperspektiv. 
2. Ökat samarbete, utbyten och affärer mellan deltagare i programmet, samt mellan svenska företag och deltagare 3. Stärkt kapacitet i deltagarnas företag att använda och implementera metoder för strategisk affärsutveckling inom hållbarhet och grön omställning 4. Stärkt kapacitet hos individer i företag att leda sig själv och andra genom strategiska förändringsprocesser och hantera komplexitet.</narrative>
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        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Resultat 2025:
SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) svarar mot behovet av att stärka kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer, i syfte att främja innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling. Programmet bidrar till den globala gröna omställningen, bland annat genom synergier med handel och näringsliv.

Efter en öppen utlysning antogs 107 seniora deltagare från näringslivet i 24 länder i Europa, Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika, verksamma inom prioriterade sektorer såsom förnybar energi, hållbara transporter, infrastruktur och tillverkning samt ansvarsfull gruvdrift. Programmet genomfördes under sju månader i hybridformat och bestod av ett interaktivt digitalt grundprogram, parallella förändringsinitiativ som deltagarna implementerade i sina organisationer, fördjupande masterclasses med svenska företag och Team Sweden-representanter samt individuell affärscoachning. En veckas onsiteprogram i Sverige inkluderade företags- och studiebesök, matchmaking och ett Global Executive Forum med totalt 180 deltagare. Programmet avslutades med en digital fas.

Programupplägget bidrog till starka hållbarhetsnätverk, nya värdefulla kontakter och en förbättrad bild av Sverige och svenska företag. Slututvärderingen visar mycket goda resultat: 87 % av deltagarna uppger ökad kunskap och 88 % att de fått verktyg för att driva förändring. 96,5 % har implementerat nya hållbarhetsmetoder och 98,8 % har inspirerats att driva hållbar utveckling. 96,5 % uppger en förbättrad bild av svenska företag, 44 % utforskar konkreta affärsmöjligheter och 90,8 % har ett ökat intresse för samarbete med svenska aktörer.

Resultat 2024: 
78 av totalt 98 slutliga deltagare svarade på slutenkäten (80% svarsfrekvens) i programmet.  I slututvärderingsenkäten uppgav 82% av deltagarna uppgav att de fick en hög eller mycket hög ökning av förmågan att leda i komplexitet. Vidare uppger 80% att de fick nya verktyg och metoder för att strategiskt integrera hållbarhet och stödja den gröna omställningen ur ett helhetsperspektiv. I slututvärderingen uppger 91% av de svarande deltagarna att de anser att facilitatorerna och föreläsarna har en hög till mycket hög grad av expertis.
Stärkt koppling till Sverige i kommunikationen genom att lyfta fram svenska företag, svenska erfarenheter, styrkor och potentiella möjligheter till utbyte och handel. I enkätutvärderingen uppger 100 % av deltagarna att de har lärt sig om och blivit inspirerade av Sveriges/svensk expertis, goda exempel och ledarskap inom hållbarhetsområdet. (95% av dessa i en hög eller mycket hög utsträckning).
97,4% av deltagarna som besvarade enkäten uppgav att de innehade en chefsposition. Av dessa ingick 75,6% av de svarande deltagarna i 'top management' (59 av 78 personer), alltså höga chefspositioner och styrelsepositioner i sina respektive företag.
Utfallet gällande indikatorerna är som följer:  77,5% uppger att de har fått ökad kunskap inom de fyra huvudområdena i programmet (ett sammanvägt snitt) i 'stor' eller 'mycket stor' utsträckning.
77,6% är andelen deltagare som uppger att de genom programmet har fått verktyg att driva förändring i enlighet med programmål (i ’stor’ eller ’mycket stor’ utsträckning.
67,1% är grad av organisatorisk förankring i deltagarnas organisationer.</narrative>
        <narrative>Results 2025:
The SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) addresses the need to strengthen capacity and competencies among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries, with the aim of promoting innovative and effective approaches to sustainable development. The programme supports global green transition efforts, including through synergies with trade and business.

Following an open call, 107 senior business leaders from 24 countries across Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America were selected from priority sectors: renewable energy, sustainable transport, infrastructure and manufacturing, and responsible mining. The programme was delivered in a seven-month hybrid format, combining an interactive online core programme, parallel change initiatives implemented by participants, advanced masterclasses with Swedish companies and Team Sweden representatives, and individual business coaching. A one-week onsite programme in Sweden included company and study visits, matchmaking, and a Global Executive Forum with 180 participants from companies, organisations, and Team Sweden. The programme concluded with a final digital phase.

The programme design fostered strong sustainability networks, valuable new contacts, and an enhanced perception of Sweden and Swedish companies. The final evaluation shows strong results: 87% of participants reported increased knowledge and 88% gained tools to drive change. 96.5% implemented new sustainability practices, and 98.8% were inspired to drive sustainable development. Perceptions of Swedish companies improved for 96.5% of participants; 44% are exploring concrete business opportunities, and 90.8% report increased interest in cooperation with Swedish actors.

Results 2024: 
78 of a total of 98 final participants answered the final survey (80% response rate) in the program. In the final evaluation survey, 82% of participants reported a high or very high increase in the ability to lead in complexity. Furthermore, 80% state that they received new tools and methods to strategically integrate sustainability and support the green transition from a holistic perspective. In the final evaluation, 91% of the responding participants state that they consider the facilitators and lecturers to have a high to very high degree of expertise.
Strengthened connection to Sweden in communication by highlighting Swedish companies, Swedish experiences, strengths and potential opportunities for exchange and trade. In the survey evaluation, 100% of the participants state that they have learned about and been inspired by Sweden's/Swedish expertise, good examples and leadership in the area of ​​sustainability. (95% of these to a high or very high extent).</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) is a leadership programme conducted in a hybrid format under the auspices of the Swedish Institute, supported by procured programme consultants. The focus is on sustainability and leadership for executives in the private business sector within the areas of renewable energy, responsible mining, sustainable transport, infrastructure, and manufacturing. The programme encompasses all 17 SDGs to varying extents.

The programme aims to contribute to enhanced capacity and competence among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, including through synergies with trade and industry. Approximately 100 participants are recruited each year through an open call and application via a web-based application portal. Information is disseminated through Swedish missions abroad, other Team Sweden partners, related organisations and stakeholders, as well as digital communication channels. Participants are selected by a selection committee based on clear criteria.

Programme countries of SIGEP 2024: Bangladesh, Brazil, China (People’s Republic of), Colombia, Egypt, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, Nigeria, Philippines, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraine, Vietnam

SIGEP 2025 includes the following countries: Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, DRC, Egypt, Côte d’Ivoire, the Philippines, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, China, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraine, and Vietnam.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Global Executive Programme (SIGEP) är ett ledarskapsprogram som genomförs i hybridformat i Svenska Institutets regi med stöd av upphandlade programkonsulter. Fokus är hållbarhet och ledarskap för befattningshavare i den privata näringslivssektorn inom sektorerna förnybar energi, ansvarsfull gruvdrift, hållbara transporter, infrastruktur och tillverkning, inkluderande alla 17 SDG i olika omfattning.

Programmet ska bidra till stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och inom civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer, att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom synergier med handel och näringsliv. Ungefär 100 deltagare rekryteras per år genom öppen utlysning och ansökan via webbaserad ansökningsportal. Information delas via svenska utlandsmyndigheter, andra samarbetspartners inom Team Sweden, relaterade organisationer och intressenter samt via digitala kommunikationskanaler. Urval av deltagare görs av urvalskommitté enligt tydliga kriterier.

SIGEP 2024 omfattar följande länder: Afrika - Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sydafrika, Tanzania.  Asien - Kina, Indien, Indonesien, Filippinerna, Thailand, Vietnam, Bangladesh och Malaysia; Europa - Ukraina, Georgien, Moldavien och Turkiet.  Latinamerika - Brasilien, Colombia, Mexiko.  MENA – Marocko, Egypten.

SIGEP 2025 omfattar följande länder: Bangladesh, Brasilien, Colombia, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Egypten, Elfenbenskusten, Filippinerna, Georgien, Indien, Indonesien, Kenya, Kina, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldavien, Marocko, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sydafrika, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraina och Vietnam.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2025: The overarching objective of the SI Global Executive Programme is to promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating conditions for improved living standards for people living in poverty and oppression.

The programme is implemented within the framework of Sweden’s INPAKT strategy objectives and aims to contribute to “enhanced capacity and competence among actors in the private and public sectors, academia, and civil society in developing countries to promote innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, including through synergies with trade and industry.”

The purpose of the leadership programme is therefore to equip participants with increased knowledge of sustainability issues and tools, as well as exposure to good and innovative practices that enable them to drive change and anchor sustainability work within their organisations, while also expanding their professional networks. The programme is designed so that participants—executives within the business sector with mandates to influence and drive change in their respective companies—parallel to gaining theoretical knowledge and exchanging experiences with others active in the same priority sectors, begin implementing concrete sustainability-related change initiatives during the programme: “Strategic Business Projects.”

These initiatives, along with the programme’s approach of fostering connections with potential trade and cooperation partners, aim to further embed knowledge and tools within the participants’ companies and to build relevant relationships that help accelerate sustainable development and the green transition within their organisations, and ultimately, in the programme countries.

2024: OVERARCHING GOAL Promote democratic, just, and sustainable development by creating preconditions for better living standards for people living in poverty and under oppression. Capacity building programme tied to SDG 8; Decent work and economic growth, with a focus on sustainable business and entrepreneurship.

Immediate expected results: 
1. Increased knowledge as a result of the programme. 
2. New/improved tools to drive change in accordance with Programme objective. 
3. Impact of the results in the participating organisations.

Program Objectives, expected long-term results:
1. Increased knowledge within the participants' companies about social, ecological, and economic sustainability from a business perspective.
2. Enhanced collaboration, exchanges, and business between programme participants, as well as between Swedish companies and participants.
3. Strengthened capacity within the participants' companies to apply and implement methods for strategic business development in sustainability and green transition.
4. Strengthened capacity among individuals in the participants' companies to lead themselves and others through strategic change processes and manage complexity.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2025: Övergripande mål med SI Global Executive Programme är att främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck.

Programmet genomförs inom Sveriges INPAKT-strategimål och ska bidra till ”Stärkt kapacitet och kompetens hos aktörer inom privat och offentlig sektor, akademi och inom civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer, att verka för innovativa och effektiva metoder för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom synergier med handel och näringsliv.”

Syftet med ledarskapsprogrammet är således att ge deltagarna ökade kunskaper om hållbarhetsfrågor och verktyg samt exponering mot goda, innovativa exempel för att driva förändring och förankra hållbarhetsarbetet i sina organisationer samt utöka deltagarnas nätverk. Programmet är därför utformat så att deltagarna; befattningshavare inom näringslivet med mandat att påverka och förändra i sina respektive företag, parallellt med inhämtande av teoretiska kunskaper och erfarenhetsutbyte med andra verksamma inom samma prioriterade sektorer, under programmets gång påbörjar implementering av konkreta förändringsinitiativ inom hållbarhet; ”Strategic Business Project”. Dessa initiativ och tillvägagångssättet med kontaktskapande med potentiella handels- och samarbetsaktörer syftar till att ytterligare förankra kunskaper och verktyg i deltagarnas företag och bygga relevanta relationer för att accelerera den hållbara utvecklingen och gröna omställningen i deltagarnas respektive organisationer, och på sikt, i programländerna.

2024: ÖVERGRIPANDE MÅL Främja en demokratisk, rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck, kopplat till SDG 8; Anständiga arbetsvillkor och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt.

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1. Ökad kunskap som resultat av programmet. 
2. Nya/bättre verktyg att driva förändring i enlighet med programmål. 
3. Organisatorisk förankring av resultat.

Programmål, förväntade långsiktiga resultat: 
1.Ökad kunskap i deltagarnas företag om social, ekologisk och ekonomisk hållbarhet inom planetens gränser ur ett näringslivsperspektiv. 
2. Ökat samarbete, utbyten och affärer mellan deltagare i programmet, samt mellan svenska företag och deltagare 3. Stärkt kapacitet i deltagarnas företag att använda och implementera metoder för strategisk affärsutveckling inom hållbarhet och grön omställning 4. Stärkt kapacitet hos individer i företag att leda sig själv och andra genom strategiska förändringsprocesser och hantera komplexitet.</narrative>
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    <title>
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      <narrative>SI Public Sector Innovation Programme is implemented in collaboration with universities and colleges. Financial support for organisations with capacity-enhancing training programmes, focusing on innovation and green transition in the public sector for participants living in OECD/DAC countries. The training programmes are for public sector employees and elected representatives from more than 20 OECD/DAC countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Georgia, Indonesia, Kenya, Malawi, Moldova, North Macedonia, Rwanda, South Sudan, South Africa, Tanzania, Türkiye, Uganda, Ukraine, Zambia). The purpose is to strengthen the capacity of professionals to contribute to innovation and green transition in the public sector in low and middle income countries and thereby contributing to  sustainable development as well as economic development in these countries.

More information https://si.se/en/swedish-institute-continues-to-support-international-training-programmes-focusing-on-innovation-and-sustainability-in-the-public-sector/</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Public Sector Innvoation Programme genomförs i samarbete med universitet och högskolor. Ekonomiskt stöd till organisationer med kapacitetshöjande utbildningsprogram, med fokus på innovation och grön omställning i den offentliga sektorn för deltagare som bor i OECD/DAC-länder. Utbildningsprogrammen är för anställda inom den offentliga sektorn och förtroendevalda från mer än 20 OECD/DAC-länder (Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Kambodja, Etiopien, Georgien, Indonesien, Kenya, Malawi, Moldavien, Nordmakedonien, Rwanda, Sydsudan, Sydafrika, Tanzania, Turkiet, Uganda, Ukraina, Zambia). Syftet är att stärka yrkesverksammas kapacitet att bidra till innovation och grön omställning inom offentlig sektor i låg- och medelinkomstländer och därmed bidra till hållbar utveckling såväl som ekonomisk utveckling i dessa länder.

Mer information https://si.se/sv/svenska-institutet-fortsätter-stödja-internationella-utbildningsprogram-med-fokusering-på-innovation-och-hållbarhet-i-den-offentliga-sektorn/</narrative>
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      <narrative>Long-term: Strengthened capacity of professionals (public sector employees and elected representatives) to work with innovation and green transition in the public sector and through this support the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development. In the long term, the SI Public Sector innovation Program shall contribute to the public sector in partner countries conducting activities that lead to an egalitarian, equal, sustainable and/or inclusive society in order to achieve the global goals. To contribute to this, the programs must strengthen the participants' knowledge of working methods, methods and change work to run an activity that leads to an equal, equal, inclusive and/or sustainable society, but also strengthen their confidence in their own ability to drive change work within the own organization. This is done by partly promoting innovation and renewal in the public sector, partly contributing to a green transition and thus contributing to the implementation of Agenda 2030.

After completing the program, the participants are expected to have increased knowledge in the relevant issues, an expanded network (both within and outside the participant group) and a strengthened capacity to drive change in and/or outside their own organization. The program is also expected to have an organizational effect.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">På lång sikt ska SI Public Sector innovation Programme bidra till att offentlig sektor i samarbetsländer bedriver en verksamhet som leder till ett jämlikt, jämställt, hållbart och/eller inkluderande samhälle för att uppnå de globala målen. För att bidra till detta ska programmen stärka deltagarnas kunskap om arbetssätt, metoder och förändringsarbete för att driva en verksamhet som leder till ett jämlikt, jämställt, inkluderande och/eller hållbart samhälle, men också stärka deras tilltro till sin egen förmåga att driva förändringsarbete inom den egna organisationen.  Detta görs genom att dels främja innovation och förnyelse i offentlig sektor, dels bidra till grön omställning och på så sätt bidra till implementeringen av Agenda 2030.

Efter avslutat program förväntas deltagarna ha ett ökad kunskap inom de berörda frågorna, ett utökat nätverk (både inom och utanför deltagargruppen) samt en stärkt kapacitet att driva förändring i och/eller utanför den egna organisationen. Programmet förväntas också ge en organisatorisk effekt.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <email>si@si.se</email>
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        <narrative>Slottsbacken 10, Box 7434. 103 91 Stockholm</narrative>
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        <narrative>In 2024/2025, 7 of the 8 sub-programs that were granted funds in 2023 were completed, one was canceled early due to changed conditions for running the project in Ukraine. A total of 173 participants from the public sector in 18 OECD/DAC countries graduated, of which 63% were women. The theme within each sub-program is expected to show increased knowledge and increased skills for participating individuals varies. The degree to which knowledge growth and skill growth has taken place regardless of the topic is reported.

Knowledge increase, proportion who answered 4-5 on a five-point scale in terms of knowledge within each theme. Measured by a survey after completing the program, 82% answer that they have a high or very high knowledge of the respective sub-programme's subject matter. 
Skill increase, proportion who answered 4-5 on a five-point scale in terms of skills within each theme. Measured by a survey after completing the program, 80% respond that they have high or very high skills within the respective sub-programme's subject matter.
Overall, the respective sub-programmes have good results, but some programs have less clear results. An insight that has been further reinforced is that geography and thematics should be more focused. Prior to the call for funds granted in 2024 (with final reporting in 2025), this has been carried out, but as those sub-programmes are ongoing, it has not yet been followed up. 

The SIPSIP- program will not be announced again for 2025, when instead new forms of more focused support in line with the government's strategies will be investigated.</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">SIPSIP-programmet utlystes årligen, och sedan beviljades 7-8 olika delprogram medel som genomförs över 18 månader. Delprogrammen riktar sig till olika utvalda länder (ofta regionalt) och skiljer sig tematiskt åt. Geografiskt kan delprogrammen överlappa varandra. De resultat som presenteras här är det sammanlagda resultatet över alla slutförda delprogram, men i redovisningen uppdelat på olika länder. 

Under 2024/2025 slutfördes de 7 av de 8 delprogram som beviljades medel 2023, ett avbröts i förtid på grund av förändrade förutsättningar att driva projektet i Ukraina. Totalt diplomerades 173 deltagare från offentlig sektor i 18 OECD/DAC länder, varav 63% kvinnor. Inom vilken tematik som varje delprogram förväntas visa ökad kunskap och ökade färdigheter för deltagande individer varierar. Det som rapporteras är i vilken grad kunskapsökning och färdighetsökning har skett oavsett tematik.
Kunskapsökning, andel som svarat 4-5 på femgradig skala vad gäller kunskaper inom resp tema. Mätt genom enkät efter genomfört program så svarar 82%  att de har hög eller mycket hög kunskap inom respektive delprograms tematik. 
Färdighetsökning, andel som svarat 4-5 på femgradig skala vad gäller färdigheter inom resp tema. Mätt genom enkät efter genomfört program så svarar 80% svarar att de har höga eller mycket höga färdigheter inom respektive delprograms tematik.
Överlag har de respektive delprogrammen goda resultat, men några program har mindre tydliga resultat. En insikt som ytterligare förstärkts är att geografi och tematik bör vara mer fokuserat. Inför utlysningen för medel som beviljades 2024 (med slutrapportering 2025) har detta genomförts men då de delprogrammen är pågående har det inte följts upp ännu. 

Programmet utlyses inte igen för 2025, då istället nya former av mer fokuserat och avgränsat stöd i linje med regeringens strategier kommer att undersökas.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI Public Sector Innovation Programme is implemented in collaboration with universities and colleges. Financial support for organisations with capacity-enhancing training programmes, focusing on innovation and green transition in the public sector for participants living in OECD/DAC countries. The training programmes are for public sector employees and elected representatives from more than 20 OECD/DAC countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Georgia, Indonesia, Kenya, Malawi, Moldova, North Macedonia, Rwanda, South Sudan, South Africa, Tanzania, Türkiye, Uganda, Ukraine, Zambia). The purpose is to strengthen the capacity of professionals to contribute to innovation and green transition in the public sector in low and middle income countries and thereby contributing to  sustainable development as well as economic development in these countries.

More information https://si.se/en/swedish-institute-continues-to-support-international-training-programmes-focusing-on-innovation-and-sustainability-in-the-public-sector/</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Public Sector Innvoation Programme genomförs i samarbete med universitet och högskolor. Ekonomiskt stöd till organisationer med kapacitetshöjande utbildningsprogram, med fokus på innovation och grön omställning i den offentliga sektorn för deltagare som bor i OECD/DAC-länder. Utbildningsprogrammen är för anställda inom den offentliga sektorn och förtroendevalda från mer än 20 OECD/DAC-länder (Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Kambodja, Etiopien, Georgien, Indonesien, Kenya, Malawi, Moldavien, Nordmakedonien, Rwanda, Sydsudan, Sydafrika, Tanzania, Turkiet, Uganda, Ukraina, Zambia). Syftet är att stärka yrkesverksammas kapacitet att bidra till innovation och grön omställning inom offentlig sektor i låg- och medelinkomstländer och därmed bidra till hållbar utveckling såväl som ekonomisk utveckling i dessa länder.

Mer information https://si.se/sv/svenska-institutet-fortsätter-stödja-internationella-utbildningsprogram-med-fokusering-på-innovation-och-hållbarhet-i-den-offentliga-sektorn/</narrative>
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      <narrative>Long-term: Strengthened capacity of professionals (public sector employees and elected representatives) to work with innovation and green transition in the public sector and through this support the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development. In the long term, the SI Public Sector innovation Program shall contribute to the public sector in partner countries conducting activities that lead to an egalitarian, equal, sustainable and/or inclusive society in order to achieve the global goals. To contribute to this, the programs must strengthen the participants' knowledge of working methods, methods and change work to run an activity that leads to an equal, equal, inclusive and/or sustainable society, but also strengthen their confidence in their own ability to drive change work within the own organization. This is done by partly promoting innovation and renewal in the public sector, partly contributing to a green transition and thus contributing to the implementation of Agenda 2030.

After completing the program, the participants are expected to have increased knowledge in the relevant issues, an expanded network (both within and outside the participant group) and a strengthened capacity to drive change in and/or outside their own organization. The program is also expected to have an organizational effect.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">På lång sikt ska SI Public Sector innovation Programme bidra till att offentlig sektor i samarbetsländer bedriver en verksamhet som leder till ett jämlikt, jämställt, hållbart och/eller inkluderande samhälle för att uppnå de globala målen. För att bidra till detta ska programmen stärka deltagarnas kunskap om arbetssätt, metoder och förändringsarbete för att driva en verksamhet som leder till ett jämlikt, jämställt, inkluderande och/eller hållbart samhälle, men också stärka deras tilltro till sin egen förmåga att driva förändringsarbete inom den egna organisationen.  Detta görs genom att dels främja innovation och förnyelse i offentlig sektor, dels bidra till grön omställning och på så sätt bidra till implementeringen av Agenda 2030.

Efter avslutat program förväntas deltagarna ha ett ökad kunskap inom de berörda frågorna, ett utökat nätverk (både inom och utanför deltagargruppen) samt en stärkt kapacitet att driva förändring i och/eller utanför den egna organisationen. Programmet förväntas också ge en organisatorisk effekt.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">11.a - Främja positiva ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga kopplingar mellan stadsområden, stadsnära områden och landsbygdsområden genom att stärka den nationella och regionala utvecklingsplaneringen.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn.</narrative>
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      <narrative>3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet.</narrative>
      <narrative>3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all.</narrative>
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      <narrative>4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering.</narrative>
      <narrative>5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster.</narrative>
      <narrative>8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader.</narrative>
      <narrative>9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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      <narrative>Project funding: SI Public Sector Innovation Programme</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI Public Sector Innovation Programme is implemented in collaboration with universities and colleges. Financial support for organisations with capacity-enhancing training programmes, focusing on innovation and green transition in the public sector for participants living in OECD/DAC countries. The training programmes are for public sector employees and elected representatives from more than 20 OECD/DAC countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Georgia, Indonesia, Kenya, Malawi, Moldova, North Macedonia, Rwanda, South Sudan, South Africa, Tanzania, Türkiye, Uganda, Ukraine, Zambia). The purpose is to strengthen the capacity of professionals to contribute to innovation and green transition in the public sector in low and middle income countries and thereby contributing to  sustainable development as well as economic development in these countries.

More information https://si.se/en/swedish-institute-continues-to-support-international-training-programmes-focusing-on-innovation-and-sustainability-in-the-public-sector/</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Public Sector Innvoation Programme genomförs i samarbete med universitet och högskolor. Ekonomiskt stöd till organisationer med kapacitetshöjande utbildningsprogram, med fokus på innovation och grön omställning i den offentliga sektorn för deltagare som bor i OECD/DAC-länder. Utbildningsprogrammen är för anställda inom den offentliga sektorn och förtroendevalda från mer än 20 OECD/DAC-länder (Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Kambodja, Etiopien, Georgien, Indonesien, Kenya, Malawi, Moldavien, Nordmakedonien, Rwanda, Sydsudan, Sydafrika, Tanzania, Turkiet, Uganda, Ukraina, Zambia). Syftet är att stärka yrkesverksammas kapacitet att bidra till innovation och grön omställning inom offentlig sektor i låg- och medelinkomstländer och därmed bidra till hållbar utveckling såväl som ekonomisk utveckling i dessa länder.

Mer information https://si.se/sv/svenska-institutet-fortsätter-stödja-internationella-utbildningsprogram-med-fokusering-på-innovation-och-hållbarhet-i-den-offentliga-sektorn/</narrative>
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      <narrative>Long-term: Strengthened capacity of professionals (public sector employees and elected representatives) to work with innovation and green transition in the public sector and through this support the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development. In the long term, the SI Public Sector innovation Program shall contribute to the public sector in partner countries conducting activities that lead to an egalitarian, equal, sustainable and/or inclusive society in order to achieve the global goals. To contribute to this, the programs must strengthen the participants' knowledge of working methods, methods and change work to run an activity that leads to an equal, equal, inclusive and/or sustainable society, but also strengthen their confidence in their own ability to drive change work within the own organization. This is done by partly promoting innovation and renewal in the public sector, partly contributing to a green transition and thus contributing to the implementation of Agenda 2030.

After completing the program, the participants are expected to have increased knowledge in the relevant issues, an expanded network (both within and outside the participant group) and a strengthened capacity to drive change in and/or outside their own organization. The program is also expected to have an organizational effect.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">På lång sikt ska SI Public Sector innovation Programme bidra till att offentlig sektor i samarbetsländer bedriver en verksamhet som leder till ett jämlikt, jämställt, hållbart och/eller inkluderande samhälle för att uppnå de globala målen. För att bidra till detta ska programmen stärka deltagarnas kunskap om arbetssätt, metoder och förändringsarbete för att driva en verksamhet som leder till ett jämlikt, jämställt, inkluderande och/eller hållbart samhälle, men också stärka deras tilltro till sin egen förmåga att driva förändringsarbete inom den egna organisationen.  Detta görs genom att dels främja innovation och förnyelse i offentlig sektor, dels bidra till grön omställning och på så sätt bidra till implementeringen av Agenda 2030.

Efter avslutat program förväntas deltagarna ha ett ökad kunskap inom de berörda frågorna, ett utökat nätverk (både inom och utanför deltagargruppen) samt en stärkt kapacitet att driva förändring i och/eller utanför den egna organisationen. Programmet förväntas också ge en organisatorisk effekt.</narrative>
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        <narrative xml:lang="sv">SIPSIP-programmet utlystes årligen, och sedan beviljades 7-8 olika delprogram medel som genomförs över 18 månader. Delprogrammen riktar sig till olika utvalda länder (ofta regionalt) och skiljer sig tematiskt åt. Geografiskt kan delprogrammen överlappa varandra. De resultat som presenteras här är det sammanlagda resultatet över alla slutförda delprogram, men i redovisningen uppdelat på olika länder. 

Under 2024/2025 slutfördes de 7 av de 8 delprogram som beviljades medel 2023, ett avbröts i förtid på grund av förändrade förutsättningar att driva projektet i Ukraina. Totalt diplomerades 173 deltagare från offentlig sektor i 18 OECD/DAC länder, varav 63% kvinnor. Inom vilken tematik som varje delprogram förväntas visa ökad kunskap och ökade färdigheter för deltagande individer varierar. Det som rapporteras är i vilken grad kunskapsökning och färdighetsökning har skett oavsett tematik.
Kunskapsökning, andel som svarat 4-5 på femgradig skala vad gäller kunskaper inom resp tema. Mätt genom enkät efter genomfört program så svarar 82%  att de har hög eller mycket hög kunskap inom respektive delprograms tematik. 
Färdighetsökning, andel som svarat 4-5 på femgradig skala vad gäller färdigheter inom resp tema. Mätt genom enkät efter genomfört program så svarar 80% svarar att de har höga eller mycket höga färdigheter inom respektive delprograms tematik.
Överlag har de respektive delprogrammen goda resultat, men några program har mindre tydliga resultat. En insikt som ytterligare förstärkts är att geografi och tematik bör vara mer fokuserat. Inför utlysningen för medel som beviljades 2024 (med slutrapportering 2025) har detta genomförts men då de delprogrammen är pågående har det inte följts upp ännu. 

Programmet utlyses inte igen för 2025, då istället nya former av mer fokuserat och avgränsat stöd i linje med regeringens strategier kommer att undersökas.</narrative>
        <narrative>In 2024/2025, 7 of the 8 sub-programs that were granted funds in 2023 were completed, one was canceled early due to changed conditions for running the project in Ukraine. A total of 173 participants from the public sector in 18 OECD/DAC countries graduated, of which 63% were women. The theme within each sub-program is expected to show increased knowledge and increased skills for participating individuals varies. The degree to which knowledge growth and skill growth has taken place regardless of the topic is reported.

Knowledge increase, proportion who answered 4-5 on a five-point scale in terms of knowledge within each theme. Measured by a survey after completing the program, 82% answer that they have a high or very high knowledge of the respective sub-programme's subject matter. 
Skill increase, proportion who answered 4-5 on a five-point scale in terms of skills within each theme. Measured by a survey after completing the program, 80% respond that they have high or very high skills within the respective sub-programme's subject matter.
Overall, the respective sub-programmes have good results, but some programs have less clear results. An insight that has been further reinforced is that geography and thematics should be more focused. Prior to the call for funds granted in 2024 (with final reporting in 2025), this has been carried out, but as those sub-programmes are ongoing, it has not yet been followed up. 

The SIPSIP- program will not be announced again for 2025, when instead new forms of more focused support in line with the government's strategies will be investigated.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Project funding: SI Public Sector Innovation Programme</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI Public Sector Innovation Programme is implemented in collaboration with universities and colleges. Financial support for organisations with capacity-enhancing training programmes, focusing on innovation and green transition in the public sector for participants living in OECD/DAC countries. The training programmes are for public sector employees and elected representatives from more than 20 OECD/DAC countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Georgia, Indonesia, Kenya, Malawi, Moldova, North Macedonia, Rwanda, South Sudan, South Africa, Tanzania, Türkiye, Uganda, Ukraine, Zambia). The purpose is to strengthen the capacity of professionals to contribute to innovation and green transition in the public sector in low and middle income countries and thereby contributing to  sustainable development as well as economic development in these countries.

More information https://si.se/en/swedish-institute-continues-to-support-international-training-programmes-focusing-on-innovation-and-sustainability-in-the-public-sector/</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI Public Sector Innvoation Programme genomförs i samarbete med universitet och högskolor. Ekonomiskt stöd till organisationer med kapacitetshöjande utbildningsprogram, med fokus på innovation och grön omställning i den offentliga sektorn för deltagare som bor i OECD/DAC-länder. Utbildningsprogrammen är för anställda inom den offentliga sektorn och förtroendevalda från mer än 20 OECD/DAC-länder (Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Kambodja, Etiopien, Georgien, Indonesien, Kenya, Malawi, Moldavien, Nordmakedonien, Rwanda, Sydsudan, Sydafrika, Tanzania, Turkiet, Uganda, Ukraina, Zambia). Syftet är att stärka yrkesverksammas kapacitet att bidra till innovation och grön omställning inom offentlig sektor i låg- och medelinkomstländer och därmed bidra till hållbar utveckling såväl som ekonomisk utveckling i dessa länder.

Mer information https://si.se/sv/svenska-institutet-fortsätter-stödja-internationella-utbildningsprogram-med-fokusering-på-innovation-och-hållbarhet-i-den-offentliga-sektorn/</narrative>
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      <narrative>Long-term: Strengthened capacity of professionals (public sector employees and elected representatives) to work with innovation and green transition in the public sector and through this support the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development. In the long term, the SI Public Sector innovation Program shall contribute to the public sector in partner countries conducting activities that lead to an egalitarian, equal, sustainable and/or inclusive society in order to achieve the global goals. To contribute to this, the programs must strengthen the participants' knowledge of working methods, methods and change work to run an activity that leads to an equal, equal, inclusive and/or sustainable society, but also strengthen their confidence in their own ability to drive change work within the own organization. This is done by partly promoting innovation and renewal in the public sector, partly contributing to a green transition and thus contributing to the implementation of Agenda 2030.

After completing the program, the participants are expected to have increased knowledge in the relevant issues, an expanded network (both within and outside the participant group) and a strengthened capacity to drive change in and/or outside their own organization. The program is also expected to have an organizational effect.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">På lång sikt ska SI Public Sector innovation Programme bidra till att offentlig sektor i samarbetsländer bedriver en verksamhet som leder till ett jämlikt, jämställt, hållbart och/eller inkluderande samhälle för att uppnå de globala målen. För att bidra till detta ska programmen stärka deltagarnas kunskap om arbetssätt, metoder och förändringsarbete för att driva en verksamhet som leder till ett jämlikt, jämställt, inkluderande och/eller hållbart samhälle, men också stärka deras tilltro till sin egen förmåga att driva förändringsarbete inom den egna organisationen.  Detta görs genom att dels främja innovation och förnyelse i offentlig sektor, dels bidra till grön omställning och på så sätt bidra till implementeringen av Agenda 2030.

Efter avslutat program förväntas deltagarna ha ett ökad kunskap inom de berörda frågorna, ett utökat nätverk (både inom och utanför deltagargruppen) samt en stärkt kapacitet att driva förändring i och/eller utanför den egna organisationen. Programmet förväntas också ge en organisatorisk effekt.</narrative>
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      <narrative>University, college or other teaching institution, research institute or think-tank</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">11.a - Främja positiva ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga kopplingar mellan stadsområden, stadsnära områden och landsbygdsområden genom att stärka den nationella och regionala utvecklingsplaneringen.</narrative>
      <narrative>11.a - Support positive economic, social and environmental links between urban, peri-urban and rural areas by strengthening national and regional development planning.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå.</narrative>
      <narrative>13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels.</narrative>
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      <narrative>3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program.</narrative>
      <narrative>3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet.</narrative>
      <narrative>3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all.</narrative>
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      <narrative>4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering.</narrative>
      <narrative>5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation.</narrative>
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    <tag code="8.3" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster.</narrative>
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    <tag code="9.3" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader.</narrative>
      <narrative>9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
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      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
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      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Stipendieprogram: Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) is a fully funded scholarship programme covering tuition fee and living cost for master's studies at Swedish universities. The scholarship is directed towards professionals with work and leadership experience, to strengthen their capacity and competence to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries. The scholarship is available to applicants from 34 OECD/DAC countries (2026) and covers the study fields: entrepreneurship and innovation, governance, public health, and STEM sciences.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) är ett fullt finansierat stipendieprogram (studieavgift och levnadskostnader) för magister- och masterstudier vid svenska universitet. Stipendiet riktar sig till personer med yrkes- och ledarskapserfarenhet och syftar till att stärka stipendiaters förmåga, kompetens och förutsättningar att göra meningsfulla bidrag till hållbar utveckling i sina hemländer. Stipendiet är tillgänglig för sökande från 34 OECD/DAC länder (2026) och inkluderar masterprogram inom områdena STEM, entreprenörskap och innovation, folkhälsa och samhällsstyre. 

Läshänvisning: Detta är ett sammanhållet program som täcker kostnader för studenter från flera länder. Det totala finansiella utfallet för masterstudenter från respektive land visas på openaid.som separata insatser. Det betyder att insatsen återkommer flera gånger.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Expected results 2024:
The programme as a whole will contribute to global sustainable development. The scholarship holders are expected to use their knowledge, insights, tools and networks in the work for sustainable development where they are. In this way, organizations/institutions have an improved access to skilled labor in specific areas – which leads to an increased capacity in low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda. 

Within 1-3 years, the programme is expected to contribute to organisations in partner countries having improved access to a skilled and equal workforce in relevant areas.
Within 3-5 years, the programme is expected to contribute to an increased capacity of low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda and thus contribute to global sustainable development

Expected immediate results
The performance-related effects are that these change agents, through a university education and participation in NFGP, gain knowledge, insights, tools and a larger network. That they gain contacts and exchange experiences with other change agents and that they are strengthened in their leadership skills. 

The immediate/performance-related effects are as follows:
• Awarded scholarship holders undergo and complete their studies at advanced level in Sweden. 
• Individuals are given tools to better contribute to global development 
• Individuals gain contacts and exchange of experience with other change agents.

Expected results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should according to the governing Strategy for innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024–2028 strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries through education. A prerequisite for this is that the selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level at Swedish universities. After completed master’s studies in Sweden, the scholarship holders are expected to have strengthened their abilities and capacity to contribute to sustainable development. This through employment in key positions in the private sector, public sector, academia or civil society in their home countries and that they use the knowledge and competences they gained through studies in Sweden to address societal challenges  through innovative and effective measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat 2024:
Programmet i stort ska bidra till en global hållbar utveckling. Stipendiaterna förväntas använda sina kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och nätverk i arbetet för en hållbar utveckling där de befinner sig. På så sätt har organisationer/institutioner en förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad arbetskraft inom särskilda områden – vilket leder till en ökad kapacitet i låg- och medel-inkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030. 

Inom 1–3 år förväntas programmet bidra till att organisationer i partnerländerna har förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad och jämställd arbetskraft inom relevanta områden.
Inom 3–5 år förväntas programmet bidra till en ökad kapacitet hos låg- och medelinkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030 och därmed bidra till en globalt hållbar utveckling

Förväntade omedelbara resultat
De prestationsnära effekterna är att dessa förändringsaktörer, genom en högskoleutbildning och deltagande i NFGP, får kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och ett större nätverk. Att de får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer samt att de stärks i sin ledarskapsförmåga. 

De omedelbara/prestationsnära effekterna är följande:
•Beviljade stipendiater genomgår och slutför sina studier på avancerad nivå i Sverige. 
•Individerna får verktyg för att bättre kunna bidra till en global utveckling 
•Individerna får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer. 

Förväntade resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska enligt Strategin för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling (2024-2028) stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för att uppnå detta är att stipendiaterna som väljs ut i programmet är kvalificerade att genomföra och slutföra kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå vid svenska universitet. Vidare förväntas stipendiaterna efter genomförd masterutbildning i Sverige få stärkt förmåga och kompetens att bidra till hållbar utveckling. Detta genom anställning inom näringsliv, offentlig sektor, akademi eller civilsamhälle i sina hemländer samt att de använder kunskapen för att ta sig an samhällsutmaningar genom effektiva och innovativa metoder.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 453 78 00</telephone>
      <email>si@si.se</email>
      <website>www.si.se</website>
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        <narrative>Slottsbacken 10, Box 7434. 103 91 Stockholm</narrative>
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      <narrative>Armenia</narrative>
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      <narrative>Higher education</narrative>
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        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Resultat 2024: Examensuppföljning
Totalt har 84% slutfört sina studier, vilket är den högsta siffran sedan 2021. Värt att notera är att i återkopplingen från stipendiaterna som inte tagit examen så är det 18 som planerar att lämna in sina slutgiltiga uppgifter eller sin masteruppsats i december 2024. 24 meddelar att de planerar att slutföra sina studier under våren 2025. För att jämföra med 2023 så har siffran ökat från 73% till 84%, vilket ger en ökning på 11 %

Resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för detta är att stipendiaterna genomför och slutför kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå i Sverige. 87% av de stipendiater som väntades ta examen 2025 har slutfört sina studier. Årets uppföljningsstudier visar att tre år efter avslutade studier anser 95% av de svarande stipendiatalumnerna att studierna varit relevanta för karriären och att 96% har kunnat använda kunskaper och förmågor från studierna i sin karriär. 91% av stipendiatalumnerna arbetar i en roll som bidrar till hållbar utveckling. En långtidsuppföljning som SI gjort visar att 47% har återvänt hem - och har betydande positioner i sina hemländer. En alumn har exempelvis genom har genom sin position på Ministry of Water Supply, Irrigation and Energy under sex månader slutfört 15 dricksvattenprojekt på landsbygden vilket har varit till nytta för 2,200 hushåll. Kunskap som fåtts genom studier i Sverige har hjälp alumnen genomföra detta.</narrative>
        <narrative>Results 2024: Degree follow-up
In total, 84% have completed their studies, which is the highest figure since 2021. It is worth noting that in the feedback from the scholarship holders who have not graduated, there are 18 who plan to submit their final assignments or their master's thesis now in December 2024. 24 announce that they plan to complete their studies in the spring of 2025. To compare with 2023, the figure has increased from 73% to 84%, which gives an increase of 11%

Percentage of scholarship holders who state that they will return to their home country/stay in Sweden/another country after completing their degree. (1st year after studies)
22% stated that they plan to return home immediately after completing their studies.
68.5% stated that they plan to stay in Sweden
9.5% said they plan to go to a third country

Percentage of scholarship holders who state that they will return to their home country/stay in Sweden/another country 2-5 years after completing their studies.
48% stated that they plan to return home 2-5 years after completing their studies.
39% stated that they plan to stay in Sweden
13% said they plan to go to a third country

Proportion living in their home countries/regions
67% of respondents to the one-year follow-up live in their home country or in a country within the same region

Proportion living in their home countries/regions
45.5% of the three-year follow-up live in their home country or in a country within the same region.

Results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries, through education. A prerequisite for this is that selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level in Sweden. 87% of the scholarship holders expected to graduate in 2025 have completed their studies. This year’s follow-up studies show that three years after completed studies 95% of the scholarship alumni consider the studies to have been relevant for their carrier and that 96% have been able to use the knowledge and competences from their studies in their carrier. Further, 91% of the scholarship alumni are working in a role that contributes to sustainable development. A Tracer study carried out during 2025 shows that 47% have returned home and hold meaningful positions in their home countries. One alumnus, has through his leading position at Ministry of Water Supply, Irrigation and Energy in Nepal been able to carry out 15 rural drinking water supply projects benefitting more than 2,200 households – where the knowledge and skills gained in Sweden have helped in achieving these results.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) is a fully funded scholarship programme covering tuition fee and living cost for master's studies at Swedish universities. The scholarship is directed towards professionals with work and leadership experience, to strengthen their capacity and competence to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries. The scholarship is available to applicants from 34 OECD/DAC countries (2026) and covers the study fields: entrepreneurship and innovation, governance, public health, and STEM sciences.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) är ett fullt finansierat stipendieprogram (studieavgift och levnadskostnader) för magister- och masterstudier vid svenska universitet. Stipendiet riktar sig till personer med yrkes- och ledarskapserfarenhet och syftar till att stärka stipendiaters förmåga, kompetens och förutsättningar att göra meningsfulla bidrag till hållbar utveckling i sina hemländer. Stipendiet är tillgänglig för sökande från 34 OECD/DAC länder (2026) och inkluderar masterprogram inom områdena STEM, entreprenörskap och innovation, folkhälsa och samhällsstyre. 

Läshänvisning: Detta är ett sammanhållet program som täcker kostnader för studenter från flera länder. Det totala finansiella utfallet för masterstudenter från respektive land visas på openaid.som separata insatser. Det betyder att insatsen återkommer flera gånger.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Expected results 2024:
The programme as a whole will contribute to global sustainable development. The scholarship holders are expected to use their knowledge, insights, tools and networks in the work for sustainable development where they are. In this way, organizations/institutions have an improved access to skilled labor in specific areas – which leads to an increased capacity in low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda. 

Within 1-3 years, the programme is expected to contribute to organisations in partner countries having improved access to a skilled and equal workforce in relevant areas.
Within 3-5 years, the programme is expected to contribute to an increased capacity of low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda and thus contribute to global sustainable development

Expected immediate results
The performance-related effects are that these change agents, through a university education and participation in NFGP, gain knowledge, insights, tools and a larger network. That they gain contacts and exchange experiences with other change agents and that they are strengthened in their leadership skills. 

The immediate/performance-related effects are as follows:
• Awarded scholarship holders undergo and complete their studies at advanced level in Sweden. 
• Individuals are given tools to better contribute to global development 
• Individuals gain contacts and exchange of experience with other change agents.

Expected results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should according to the governing Strategy for innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024–2028 strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries through education. A prerequisite for this is that the selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level at Swedish universities. After completed master’s studies in Sweden, the scholarship holders are expected to have strengthened their abilities and capacity to contribute to sustainable development. This through employment in key positions in the private sector, public sector, academia or civil society in their home countries and that they use the knowledge and competences they gained through studies in Sweden to address societal challenges  through innovative and effective measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat 2024:
Programmet i stort ska bidra till en global hållbar utveckling. Stipendiaterna förväntas använda sina kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och nätverk i arbetet för en hållbar utveckling där de befinner sig. På så sätt har organisationer/institutioner en förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad arbetskraft inom särskilda områden – vilket leder till en ökad kapacitet i låg- och medel-inkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030. 

Inom 1–3 år förväntas programmet bidra till att organisationer i partnerländerna har förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad och jämställd arbetskraft inom relevanta områden.
Inom 3–5 år förväntas programmet bidra till en ökad kapacitet hos låg- och medelinkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030 och därmed bidra till en globalt hållbar utveckling

Förväntade omedelbara resultat
De prestationsnära effekterna är att dessa förändringsaktörer, genom en högskoleutbildning och deltagande i NFGP, får kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och ett större nätverk. Att de får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer samt att de stärks i sin ledarskapsförmåga. 

De omedelbara/prestationsnära effekterna är följande:
•Beviljade stipendiater genomgår och slutför sina studier på avancerad nivå i Sverige. 
•Individerna får verktyg för att bättre kunna bidra till en global utveckling 
•Individerna får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer. 

Förväntade resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska enligt Strategin för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling (2024-2028) stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för att uppnå detta är att stipendiaterna som väljs ut i programmet är kvalificerade att genomföra och slutföra kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå vid svenska universitet. Vidare förväntas stipendiaterna efter genomförd masterutbildning i Sverige få stärkt förmåga och kompetens att bidra till hållbar utveckling. Detta genom anställning inom näringsliv, offentlig sektor, akademi eller civilsamhälle i sina hemländer samt att de använder kunskapen för att ta sig an samhällsutmaningar genom effektiva och innovativa metoder.</narrative>
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      <narrative>4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden.</narrative>
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    <title>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) is a fully funded scholarship programme covering tuition fee and living cost for master's studies at Swedish universities. The scholarship is directed towards professionals with work and leadership experience, to strengthen their capacity and competence to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries. The scholarship is available to applicants from 34 OECD/DAC countries (2026) and covers the study fields: entrepreneurship and innovation, governance, public health, and STEM sciences.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) är ett fullt finansierat stipendieprogram (studieavgift och levnadskostnader) för magister- och masterstudier vid svenska universitet. Stipendiet riktar sig till personer med yrkes- och ledarskapserfarenhet och syftar till att stärka stipendiaters förmåga, kompetens och förutsättningar att göra meningsfulla bidrag till hållbar utveckling i sina hemländer. Stipendiet är tillgänglig för sökande från 34 OECD/DAC länder (2026) och inkluderar masterprogram inom områdena STEM, entreprenörskap och innovation, folkhälsa och samhällsstyre. 

Läshänvisning: Detta är ett sammanhållet program som täcker kostnader för studenter från flera länder. Det totala finansiella utfallet för masterstudenter från respektive land visas på openaid.som separata insatser. Det betyder att insatsen återkommer flera gånger.</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>Expected results 2024:
The programme as a whole will contribute to global sustainable development. The scholarship holders are expected to use their knowledge, insights, tools and networks in the work for sustainable development where they are. In this way, organizations/institutions have an improved access to skilled labor in specific areas – which leads to an increased capacity in low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda. 

Within 1-3 years, the programme is expected to contribute to organisations in partner countries having improved access to a skilled and equal workforce in relevant areas.
Within 3-5 years, the programme is expected to contribute to an increased capacity of low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda and thus contribute to global sustainable development

Expected immediate results
The performance-related effects are that these change agents, through a university education and participation in NFGP, gain knowledge, insights, tools and a larger network. That they gain contacts and exchange experiences with other change agents and that they are strengthened in their leadership skills. 

The immediate/performance-related effects are as follows:
• Awarded scholarship holders undergo and complete their studies at advanced level in Sweden. 
• Individuals are given tools to better contribute to global development 
• Individuals gain contacts and exchange of experience with other change agents.

Expected results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should according to the governing Strategy for innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024–2028 strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries through education. A prerequisite for this is that the selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level at Swedish universities. After completed master’s studies in Sweden, the scholarship holders are expected to have strengthened their abilities and capacity to contribute to sustainable development. This through employment in key positions in the private sector, public sector, academia or civil society in their home countries and that they use the knowledge and competences they gained through studies in Sweden to address societal challenges  through innovative and effective measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat 2024:
Programmet i stort ska bidra till en global hållbar utveckling. Stipendiaterna förväntas använda sina kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och nätverk i arbetet för en hållbar utveckling där de befinner sig. På så sätt har organisationer/institutioner en förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad arbetskraft inom särskilda områden – vilket leder till en ökad kapacitet i låg- och medel-inkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030. 

Inom 1–3 år förväntas programmet bidra till att organisationer i partnerländerna har förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad och jämställd arbetskraft inom relevanta områden.
Inom 3–5 år förväntas programmet bidra till en ökad kapacitet hos låg- och medelinkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030 och därmed bidra till en globalt hållbar utveckling

Förväntade omedelbara resultat
De prestationsnära effekterna är att dessa förändringsaktörer, genom en högskoleutbildning och deltagande i NFGP, får kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och ett större nätverk. Att de får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer samt att de stärks i sin ledarskapsförmåga. 

De omedelbara/prestationsnära effekterna är följande:
•Beviljade stipendiater genomgår och slutför sina studier på avancerad nivå i Sverige. 
•Individerna får verktyg för att bättre kunna bidra till en global utveckling 
•Individerna får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer. 

Förväntade resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska enligt Strategin för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling (2024-2028) stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för att uppnå detta är att stipendiaterna som väljs ut i programmet är kvalificerade att genomföra och slutföra kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå vid svenska universitet. Vidare förväntas stipendiaterna efter genomförd masterutbildning i Sverige få stärkt förmåga och kompetens att bidra till hållbar utveckling. Detta genom anställning inom näringsliv, offentlig sektor, akademi eller civilsamhälle i sina hemländer samt att de använder kunskapen för att ta sig an samhällsutmaningar genom effektiva och innovativa metoder.</narrative>
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        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Resultat 2024: Examensuppföljning
Totalt har 84% slutfört sina studier, vilket är den högsta siffran sedan 2021. Värt att notera är att i återkopplingen från stipendiaterna som inte tagit examen så är det 18 som planerar att lämna in sina slutgiltiga uppgifter eller sin masteruppsats i december 2024. 24 meddelar att de planerar att slutföra sina studier under våren 2025. För att jämföra med 2023 så har siffran ökat från 73% till 84%, vilket ger en ökning på 11 %

Resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för detta är att stipendiaterna genomför och slutför kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå i Sverige. 87% av de stipendiater som väntades ta examen 2025 har slutfört sina studier. Årets uppföljningsstudier visar att tre år efter avslutade studier anser 95% av de svarande stipendiatalumnerna att studierna varit relevanta för karriären och att 96% har kunnat använda kunskaper och förmågor från studierna i sin karriär. 91% av stipendiatalumnerna arbetar i en roll som bidrar till hållbar utveckling. En långtidsuppföljning som SI gjort visar att 47% har återvänt hem - och har betydande positioner i sina hemländer. En alumn har exempelvis genom har genom sin position på Ministry of Water Supply, Irrigation and Energy under sex månader slutfört 15 dricksvattenprojekt på landsbygden vilket har varit till nytta för 2,200 hushåll. Kunskap som fåtts genom studier i Sverige har hjälp alumnen genomföra detta.</narrative>
        <narrative>Results 2024: Degree follow-up
In total, 84% have completed their studies, which is the highest figure since 2021. It is worth noting that in the feedback from the scholarship holders who have not graduated, there are 18 who plan to submit their final assignments or their master's thesis now in December 2024. 24 announce that they plan to complete their studies in the spring of 2025. To compare with 2023, the figure has increased from 73% to 84%, which gives an increase of 11%

Percentage of scholarship holders who state that they will return to their home country/stay in Sweden/another country after completing their degree. (1st year after studies)
22% stated that they plan to return home immediately after completing their studies.
68.5% stated that they plan to stay in Sweden
9.5% said they plan to go to a third country

Percentage of scholarship holders who state that they will return to their home country/stay in Sweden/another country 2-5 years after completing their studies.
48% stated that they plan to return home 2-5 years after completing their studies.
39% stated that they plan to stay in Sweden
13% said they plan to go to a third country

Proportion living in their home countries/regions
67% of respondents to the one-year follow-up live in their home country or in a country within the same region

Proportion living in their home countries/regions
45.5% of the three-year follow-up live in their home country or in a country within the same region.

Results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries, through education. A prerequisite for this is that selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level in Sweden. 87% of the scholarship holders expected to graduate in 2025 have completed their studies. This year’s follow-up studies show that three years after completed studies 95% of the scholarship alumni consider the studies to have been relevant for their carrier and that 96% have been able to use the knowledge and competences from their studies in their carrier. Further, 91% of the scholarship alumni are working in a role that contributes to sustainable development. A Tracer study carried out during 2025 shows that 47% have returned home and hold meaningful positions in their home countries. One alumnus, has through his leading position at Ministry of Water Supply, Irrigation and Energy in Nepal been able to carry out 15 rural drinking water supply projects benefitting more than 2,200 households – where the knowledge and skills gained in Sweden have helped in achieving these results.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) is a fully funded scholarship programme covering tuition fee and living cost for master's studies at Swedish universities. The scholarship is directed towards professionals with work and leadership experience, to strengthen their capacity and competence to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries. The scholarship is available to applicants from 34 OECD/DAC countries (2026) and covers the study fields: entrepreneurship and innovation, governance, public health, and STEM sciences.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) är ett fullt finansierat stipendieprogram (studieavgift och levnadskostnader) för magister- och masterstudier vid svenska universitet. Stipendiet riktar sig till personer med yrkes- och ledarskapserfarenhet och syftar till att stärka stipendiaters förmåga, kompetens och förutsättningar att göra meningsfulla bidrag till hållbar utveckling i sina hemländer. Stipendiet är tillgänglig för sökande från 34 OECD/DAC länder (2026) och inkluderar masterprogram inom områdena STEM, entreprenörskap och innovation, folkhälsa och samhällsstyre. 

Läshänvisning: Detta är ett sammanhållet program som täcker kostnader för studenter från flera länder. Det totala finansiella utfallet för masterstudenter från respektive land visas på openaid.som separata insatser. Det betyder att insatsen återkommer flera gånger.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Expected results 2024:
The programme as a whole will contribute to global sustainable development. The scholarship holders are expected to use their knowledge, insights, tools and networks in the work for sustainable development where they are. In this way, organizations/institutions have an improved access to skilled labor in specific areas – which leads to an increased capacity in low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda. 

Within 1-3 years, the programme is expected to contribute to organisations in partner countries having improved access to a skilled and equal workforce in relevant areas.
Within 3-5 years, the programme is expected to contribute to an increased capacity of low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda and thus contribute to global sustainable development

Expected immediate results
The performance-related effects are that these change agents, through a university education and participation in NFGP, gain knowledge, insights, tools and a larger network. That they gain contacts and exchange experiences with other change agents and that they are strengthened in their leadership skills. 

The immediate/performance-related effects are as follows:
• Awarded scholarship holders undergo and complete their studies at advanced level in Sweden. 
• Individuals are given tools to better contribute to global development 
• Individuals gain contacts and exchange of experience with other change agents.

Expected results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should according to the governing Strategy for innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024–2028 strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries through education. A prerequisite for this is that the selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level at Swedish universities. After completed master’s studies in Sweden, the scholarship holders are expected to have strengthened their abilities and capacity to contribute to sustainable development. This through employment in key positions in the private sector, public sector, academia or civil society in their home countries and that they use the knowledge and competences they gained through studies in Sweden to address societal challenges  through innovative and effective measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat 2024:
Programmet i stort ska bidra till en global hållbar utveckling. Stipendiaterna förväntas använda sina kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och nätverk i arbetet för en hållbar utveckling där de befinner sig. På så sätt har organisationer/institutioner en förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad arbetskraft inom särskilda områden – vilket leder till en ökad kapacitet i låg- och medel-inkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030. 

Inom 1–3 år förväntas programmet bidra till att organisationer i partnerländerna har förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad och jämställd arbetskraft inom relevanta områden.
Inom 3–5 år förväntas programmet bidra till en ökad kapacitet hos låg- och medelinkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030 och därmed bidra till en globalt hållbar utveckling

Förväntade omedelbara resultat
De prestationsnära effekterna är att dessa förändringsaktörer, genom en högskoleutbildning och deltagande i NFGP, får kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och ett större nätverk. Att de får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer samt att de stärks i sin ledarskapsförmåga. 

De omedelbara/prestationsnära effekterna är följande:
•Beviljade stipendiater genomgår och slutför sina studier på avancerad nivå i Sverige. 
•Individerna får verktyg för att bättre kunna bidra till en global utveckling 
•Individerna får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer. 

Förväntade resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska enligt Strategin för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling (2024-2028) stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för att uppnå detta är att stipendiaterna som väljs ut i programmet är kvalificerade att genomföra och slutföra kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå vid svenska universitet. Vidare förväntas stipendiaterna efter genomförd masterutbildning i Sverige få stärkt förmåga och kompetens att bidra till hållbar utveckling. Detta genom anställning inom näringsliv, offentlig sektor, akademi eller civilsamhälle i sina hemländer samt att de använder kunskapen för att ta sig an samhällsutmaningar genom effektiva och innovativa metoder.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) is a fully funded scholarship programme covering tuition fee and living cost for master's studies at Swedish universities. The scholarship is directed towards professionals with work and leadership experience, to strengthen their capacity and competence to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries. The scholarship is available to applicants from 34 OECD/DAC countries (2026) and covers the study fields: entrepreneurship and innovation, governance, public health, and STEM sciences.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) är ett fullt finansierat stipendieprogram (studieavgift och levnadskostnader) för magister- och masterstudier vid svenska universitet. Stipendiet riktar sig till personer med yrkes- och ledarskapserfarenhet och syftar till att stärka stipendiaters förmåga, kompetens och förutsättningar att göra meningsfulla bidrag till hållbar utveckling i sina hemländer. Stipendiet är tillgänglig för sökande från 34 OECD/DAC länder (2026) och inkluderar masterprogram inom områdena STEM, entreprenörskap och innovation, folkhälsa och samhällsstyre. 

Läshänvisning: Detta är ett sammanhållet program som täcker kostnader för studenter från flera länder. Det totala finansiella utfallet för masterstudenter från respektive land visas på openaid.som separata insatser. Det betyder att insatsen återkommer flera gånger.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Expected results 2024:
The programme as a whole will contribute to global sustainable development. The scholarship holders are expected to use their knowledge, insights, tools and networks in the work for sustainable development where they are. In this way, organizations/institutions have an improved access to skilled labor in specific areas – which leads to an increased capacity in low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda. 

Within 1-3 years, the programme is expected to contribute to organisations in partner countries having improved access to a skilled and equal workforce in relevant areas.
Within 3-5 years, the programme is expected to contribute to an increased capacity of low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda and thus contribute to global sustainable development

Expected immediate results
The performance-related effects are that these change agents, through a university education and participation in NFGP, gain knowledge, insights, tools and a larger network. That they gain contacts and exchange experiences with other change agents and that they are strengthened in their leadership skills. 

The immediate/performance-related effects are as follows:
• Awarded scholarship holders undergo and complete their studies at advanced level in Sweden. 
• Individuals are given tools to better contribute to global development 
• Individuals gain contacts and exchange of experience with other change agents.

Expected results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should according to the governing Strategy for innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024–2028 strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries through education. A prerequisite for this is that the selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level at Swedish universities. After completed master’s studies in Sweden, the scholarship holders are expected to have strengthened their abilities and capacity to contribute to sustainable development. This through employment in key positions in the private sector, public sector, academia or civil society in their home countries and that they use the knowledge and competences they gained through studies in Sweden to address societal challenges  through innovative and effective measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat 2024:
Programmet i stort ska bidra till en global hållbar utveckling. Stipendiaterna förväntas använda sina kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och nätverk i arbetet för en hållbar utveckling där de befinner sig. På så sätt har organisationer/institutioner en förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad arbetskraft inom särskilda områden – vilket leder till en ökad kapacitet i låg- och medel-inkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030. 

Inom 1–3 år förväntas programmet bidra till att organisationer i partnerländerna har förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad och jämställd arbetskraft inom relevanta områden.
Inom 3–5 år förväntas programmet bidra till en ökad kapacitet hos låg- och medelinkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030 och därmed bidra till en globalt hållbar utveckling

Förväntade omedelbara resultat
De prestationsnära effekterna är att dessa förändringsaktörer, genom en högskoleutbildning och deltagande i NFGP, får kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och ett större nätverk. Att de får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer samt att de stärks i sin ledarskapsförmåga. 

De omedelbara/prestationsnära effekterna är följande:
•Beviljade stipendiater genomgår och slutför sina studier på avancerad nivå i Sverige. 
•Individerna får verktyg för att bättre kunna bidra till en global utveckling 
•Individerna får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer. 

Förväntade resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska enligt Strategin för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling (2024-2028) stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för att uppnå detta är att stipendiaterna som väljs ut i programmet är kvalificerade att genomföra och slutföra kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå vid svenska universitet. Vidare förväntas stipendiaterna efter genomförd masterutbildning i Sverige få stärkt förmåga och kompetens att bidra till hållbar utveckling. Detta genom anställning inom näringsliv, offentlig sektor, akademi eller civilsamhälle i sina hemländer samt att de använder kunskapen för att ta sig an samhällsutmaningar genom effektiva och innovativa metoder.</narrative>
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        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Resultat 2024: Examensuppföljning
Totalt har 84% slutfört sina studier, vilket är den högsta siffran sedan 2021. Värt att notera är att i återkopplingen från stipendiaterna som inte tagit examen så är det 18 som planerar att lämna in sina slutgiltiga uppgifter eller sin masteruppsats i december 2024. 24 meddelar att de planerar att slutföra sina studier under våren 2025. För att jämföra med 2023 så har siffran ökat från 73% till 84%, vilket ger en ökning på 11 %

Resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för detta är att stipendiaterna genomför och slutför kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå i Sverige. 87% av de stipendiater som väntades ta examen 2025 har slutfört sina studier. Årets uppföljningsstudier visar att tre år efter avslutade studier anser 95% av de svarande stipendiatalumnerna att studierna varit relevanta för karriären och att 96% har kunnat använda kunskaper och förmågor från studierna i sin karriär. 91% av stipendiatalumnerna arbetar i en roll som bidrar till hållbar utveckling. En långtidsuppföljning som SI gjort visar att 47% har återvänt hem - och har betydande positioner i sina hemländer. En alumn har exempelvis genom har genom sin position på Ministry of Water Supply, Irrigation and Energy under sex månader slutfört 15 dricksvattenprojekt på landsbygden vilket har varit till nytta för 2,200 hushåll. Kunskap som fåtts genom studier i Sverige har hjälp alumnen genomföra detta.</narrative>
        <narrative>Results 2024: Degree follow-up
In total, 84% have completed their studies, which is the highest figure since 2021. It is worth noting that in the feedback from the scholarship holders who have not graduated, there are 18 who plan to submit their final assignments or their master's thesis now in December 2024. 24 announce that they plan to complete their studies in the spring of 2025. To compare with 2023, the figure has increased from 73% to 84%, which gives an increase of 11%

Percentage of scholarship holders who state that they will return to their home country/stay in Sweden/another country after completing their degree. (1st year after studies)
22% stated that they plan to return home immediately after completing their studies.
68.5% stated that they plan to stay in Sweden
9.5% said they plan to go to a third country

Percentage of scholarship holders who state that they will return to their home country/stay in Sweden/another country 2-5 years after completing their studies.
48% stated that they plan to return home 2-5 years after completing their studies.
39% stated that they plan to stay in Sweden
13% said they plan to go to a third country

Proportion living in their home countries/regions
67% of respondents to the one-year follow-up live in their home country or in a country within the same region

Proportion living in their home countries/regions
45.5% of the three-year follow-up live in their home country or in a country within the same region.

Results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries, through education. A prerequisite for this is that selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level in Sweden. 87% of the scholarship holders expected to graduate in 2025 have completed their studies. This year’s follow-up studies show that three years after completed studies 95% of the scholarship alumni consider the studies to have been relevant for their carrier and that 96% have been able to use the knowledge and competences from their studies in their carrier. Further, 91% of the scholarship alumni are working in a role that contributes to sustainable development. A Tracer study carried out during 2025 shows that 47% have returned home and hold meaningful positions in their home countries. One alumnus, has through his leading position at Ministry of Water Supply, Irrigation and Energy in Nepal been able to carry out 15 rural drinking water supply projects benefitting more than 2,200 households – where the knowledge and skills gained in Sweden have helped in achieving these results.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) is a fully funded scholarship programme covering tuition fee and living cost for master's studies at Swedish universities. The scholarship is directed towards professionals with work and leadership experience, to strengthen their capacity and competence to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries. The scholarship is available to applicants from 34 OECD/DAC countries (2026) and covers the study fields: entrepreneurship and innovation, governance, public health, and STEM sciences.</narrative>
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Läshänvisning: Detta är ett sammanhållet program som täcker kostnader för studenter från flera länder. Det totala finansiella utfallet för masterstudenter från respektive land visas på openaid.som separata insatser. Det betyder att insatsen återkommer flera gånger.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Expected results 2024:
The programme as a whole will contribute to global sustainable development. The scholarship holders are expected to use their knowledge, insights, tools and networks in the work for sustainable development where they are. In this way, organizations/institutions have an improved access to skilled labor in specific areas – which leads to an increased capacity in low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda. 

Within 1-3 years, the programme is expected to contribute to organisations in partner countries having improved access to a skilled and equal workforce in relevant areas.
Within 3-5 years, the programme is expected to contribute to an increased capacity of low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda and thus contribute to global sustainable development

Expected immediate results
The performance-related effects are that these change agents, through a university education and participation in NFGP, gain knowledge, insights, tools and a larger network. That they gain contacts and exchange experiences with other change agents and that they are strengthened in their leadership skills. 

The immediate/performance-related effects are as follows:
• Awarded scholarship holders undergo and complete their studies at advanced level in Sweden. 
• Individuals are given tools to better contribute to global development 
• Individuals gain contacts and exchange of experience with other change agents.

Expected results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should according to the governing Strategy for innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024–2028 strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries through education. A prerequisite for this is that the selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level at Swedish universities. After completed master’s studies in Sweden, the scholarship holders are expected to have strengthened their abilities and capacity to contribute to sustainable development. This through employment in key positions in the private sector, public sector, academia or civil society in their home countries and that they use the knowledge and competences they gained through studies in Sweden to address societal challenges  through innovative and effective measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat 2024:
Programmet i stort ska bidra till en global hållbar utveckling. Stipendiaterna förväntas använda sina kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och nätverk i arbetet för en hållbar utveckling där de befinner sig. På så sätt har organisationer/institutioner en förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad arbetskraft inom särskilda områden – vilket leder till en ökad kapacitet i låg- och medel-inkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030. 

Inom 1–3 år förväntas programmet bidra till att organisationer i partnerländerna har förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad och jämställd arbetskraft inom relevanta områden.
Inom 3–5 år förväntas programmet bidra till en ökad kapacitet hos låg- och medelinkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030 och därmed bidra till en globalt hållbar utveckling

Förväntade omedelbara resultat
De prestationsnära effekterna är att dessa förändringsaktörer, genom en högskoleutbildning och deltagande i NFGP, får kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och ett större nätverk. Att de får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer samt att de stärks i sin ledarskapsförmåga. 

De omedelbara/prestationsnära effekterna är följande:
•Beviljade stipendiater genomgår och slutför sina studier på avancerad nivå i Sverige. 
•Individerna får verktyg för att bättre kunna bidra till en global utveckling 
•Individerna får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer. 

Förväntade resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska enligt Strategin för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling (2024-2028) stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för att uppnå detta är att stipendiaterna som väljs ut i programmet är kvalificerade att genomföra och slutföra kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå vid svenska universitet. Vidare förväntas stipendiaterna efter genomförd masterutbildning i Sverige få stärkt förmåga och kompetens att bidra till hållbar utveckling. Detta genom anställning inom näringsliv, offentlig sektor, akademi eller civilsamhälle i sina hemländer samt att de använder kunskapen för att ta sig an samhällsutmaningar genom effektiva och innovativa metoder.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI/Svenska institutet</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI/Svenska institutet</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2024-01-01" />
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      <narrative>4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad.</narrative>
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      <narrative>4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
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      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
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    <title>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) is a fully funded scholarship programme covering tuition fee and living cost for master's studies at Swedish universities. The scholarship is directed towards professionals with work and leadership experience, to strengthen their capacity and competence to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries. The scholarship is available to applicants from 34 OECD/DAC countries (2026) and covers the study fields: entrepreneurship and innovation, governance, public health, and STEM sciences.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) är ett fullt finansierat stipendieprogram (studieavgift och levnadskostnader) för magister- och masterstudier vid svenska universitet. Stipendiet riktar sig till personer med yrkes- och ledarskapserfarenhet och syftar till att stärka stipendiaters förmåga, kompetens och förutsättningar att göra meningsfulla bidrag till hållbar utveckling i sina hemländer. Stipendiet är tillgänglig för sökande från 34 OECD/DAC länder (2026) och inkluderar masterprogram inom områdena STEM, entreprenörskap och innovation, folkhälsa och samhällsstyre. 

Läshänvisning: Detta är ett sammanhållet program som täcker kostnader för studenter från flera länder. Det totala finansiella utfallet för masterstudenter från respektive land visas på openaid.som separata insatser. Det betyder att insatsen återkommer flera gånger.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Expected results 2024:
The programme as a whole will contribute to global sustainable development. The scholarship holders are expected to use their knowledge, insights, tools and networks in the work for sustainable development where they are. In this way, organizations/institutions have an improved access to skilled labor in specific areas – which leads to an increased capacity in low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda. 

Within 1-3 years, the programme is expected to contribute to organisations in partner countries having improved access to a skilled and equal workforce in relevant areas.
Within 3-5 years, the programme is expected to contribute to an increased capacity of low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda and thus contribute to global sustainable development

Expected immediate results
The performance-related effects are that these change agents, through a university education and participation in NFGP, gain knowledge, insights, tools and a larger network. That they gain contacts and exchange experiences with other change agents and that they are strengthened in their leadership skills. 

The immediate/performance-related effects are as follows:
• Awarded scholarship holders undergo and complete their studies at advanced level in Sweden. 
• Individuals are given tools to better contribute to global development 
• Individuals gain contacts and exchange of experience with other change agents.

Expected results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should according to the governing Strategy for innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024–2028 strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries through education. A prerequisite for this is that the selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level at Swedish universities. After completed master’s studies in Sweden, the scholarship holders are expected to have strengthened their abilities and capacity to contribute to sustainable development. This through employment in key positions in the private sector, public sector, academia or civil society in their home countries and that they use the knowledge and competences they gained through studies in Sweden to address societal challenges  through innovative and effective measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat 2024:
Programmet i stort ska bidra till en global hållbar utveckling. Stipendiaterna förväntas använda sina kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och nätverk i arbetet för en hållbar utveckling där de befinner sig. På så sätt har organisationer/institutioner en förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad arbetskraft inom särskilda områden – vilket leder till en ökad kapacitet i låg- och medel-inkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030. 

Inom 1–3 år förväntas programmet bidra till att organisationer i partnerländerna har förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad och jämställd arbetskraft inom relevanta områden.
Inom 3–5 år förväntas programmet bidra till en ökad kapacitet hos låg- och medelinkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030 och därmed bidra till en globalt hållbar utveckling

Förväntade omedelbara resultat
De prestationsnära effekterna är att dessa förändringsaktörer, genom en högskoleutbildning och deltagande i NFGP, får kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och ett större nätverk. Att de får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer samt att de stärks i sin ledarskapsförmåga. 

De omedelbara/prestationsnära effekterna är följande:
•Beviljade stipendiater genomgår och slutför sina studier på avancerad nivå i Sverige. 
•Individerna får verktyg för att bättre kunna bidra till en global utveckling 
•Individerna får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer. 

Förväntade resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska enligt Strategin för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling (2024-2028) stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för att uppnå detta är att stipendiaterna som väljs ut i programmet är kvalificerade att genomföra och slutföra kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå vid svenska universitet. Vidare förväntas stipendiaterna efter genomförd masterutbildning i Sverige få stärkt förmåga och kompetens att bidra till hållbar utveckling. Detta genom anställning inom näringsliv, offentlig sektor, akademi eller civilsamhälle i sina hemländer samt att de använder kunskapen för att ta sig an samhällsutmaningar genom effektiva och innovativa metoder.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="2" iso-date="2026-01-01" />
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        <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 453 78 00</telephone>
      <email>si@si.se</email>
      <website>www.si.se</website>
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        <narrative>Slottsbacken 10, Box 7434. 103 91 Stockholm</narrative>
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      <narrative>Iraq</narrative>
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      <narrative>Higher education</narrative>
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      <narrative>Post-Secondary Education</narrative>
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        <narrative>Results 2024: Degree follow-up
In total, 84% have completed their studies, which is the highest figure since 2021. It is worth noting that in the feedback from the scholarship holders who have not graduated, there are 18 who plan to submit their final assignments or their master's thesis now in December 2024. 24 announce that they plan to complete their studies in the spring of 2025. To compare with 2023, the figure has increased from 73% to 84%, which gives an increase of 11%

Percentage of scholarship holders who state that they will return to their home country/stay in Sweden/another country after completing their degree. (1st year after studies)
22% stated that they plan to return home immediately after completing their studies.
68.5% stated that they plan to stay in Sweden
9.5% said they plan to go to a third country

Percentage of scholarship holders who state that they will return to their home country/stay in Sweden/another country 2-5 years after completing their studies.
48% stated that they plan to return home 2-5 years after completing their studies.
39% stated that they plan to stay in Sweden
13% said they plan to go to a third country

Proportion living in their home countries/regions
67% of respondents to the one-year follow-up live in their home country or in a country within the same region

Proportion living in their home countries/regions
45.5% of the three-year follow-up live in their home country or in a country within the same region.

Results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries, through education. A prerequisite for this is that selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level in Sweden. 87% of the scholarship holders expected to graduate in 2025 have completed their studies. This year’s follow-up studies show that three years after completed studies 95% of the scholarship alumni consider the studies to have been relevant for their carrier and that 96% have been able to use the knowledge and competences from their studies in their carrier. Further, 91% of the scholarship alumni are working in a role that contributes to sustainable development. A Tracer study carried out during 2025 shows that 47% have returned home and hold meaningful positions in their home countries. One alumnus, has through his leading position at Ministry of Water Supply, Irrigation and Energy in Nepal been able to carry out 15 rural drinking water supply projects benefitting more than 2,200 households – where the knowledge and skills gained in Sweden have helped in achieving these results.</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Resultat 2024: Examensuppföljning
Totalt har 84% slutfört sina studier, vilket är den högsta siffran sedan 2021. Värt att notera är att i återkopplingen från stipendiaterna som inte tagit examen så är det 18 som planerar att lämna in sina slutgiltiga uppgifter eller sin masteruppsats i december 2024. 24 meddelar att de planerar att slutföra sina studier under våren 2025. För att jämföra med 2023 så har siffran ökat från 73% till 84%, vilket ger en ökning på 11 %

Resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för detta är att stipendiaterna genomför och slutför kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå i Sverige. 87% av de stipendiater som väntades ta examen 2025 har slutfört sina studier. Årets uppföljningsstudier visar att tre år efter avslutade studier anser 95% av de svarande stipendiatalumnerna att studierna varit relevanta för karriären och att 96% har kunnat använda kunskaper och förmågor från studierna i sin karriär. 91% av stipendiatalumnerna arbetar i en roll som bidrar till hållbar utveckling. En långtidsuppföljning som SI gjort visar att 47% har återvänt hem - och har betydande positioner i sina hemländer. En alumn har exempelvis genom har genom sin position på Ministry of Water Supply, Irrigation and Energy under sex månader slutfört 15 dricksvattenprojekt på landsbygden vilket har varit till nytta för 2,200 hushåll. Kunskap som fåtts genom studier i Sverige har hjälp alumnen genomföra detta.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Stipendieprogram: Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) is a fully funded scholarship programme covering tuition fee and living cost for master's studies at Swedish universities. The scholarship is directed towards professionals with work and leadership experience, to strengthen their capacity and competence to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries. The scholarship is available to applicants from 34 OECD/DAC countries (2026) and covers the study fields: entrepreneurship and innovation, governance, public health, and STEM sciences.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) är ett fullt finansierat stipendieprogram (studieavgift och levnadskostnader) för magister- och masterstudier vid svenska universitet. Stipendiet riktar sig till personer med yrkes- och ledarskapserfarenhet och syftar till att stärka stipendiaters förmåga, kompetens och förutsättningar att göra meningsfulla bidrag till hållbar utveckling i sina hemländer. Stipendiet är tillgänglig för sökande från 34 OECD/DAC länder (2026) och inkluderar masterprogram inom områdena STEM, entreprenörskap och innovation, folkhälsa och samhällsstyre. 

Läshänvisning: Detta är ett sammanhållet program som täcker kostnader för studenter från flera länder. Det totala finansiella utfallet för masterstudenter från respektive land visas på openaid.som separata insatser. Det betyder att insatsen återkommer flera gånger.</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>Expected results 2024:
The programme as a whole will contribute to global sustainable development. The scholarship holders are expected to use their knowledge, insights, tools and networks in the work for sustainable development where they are. In this way, organizations/institutions have an improved access to skilled labor in specific areas – which leads to an increased capacity in low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda. 

Within 1-3 years, the programme is expected to contribute to organisations in partner countries having improved access to a skilled and equal workforce in relevant areas.
Within 3-5 years, the programme is expected to contribute to an increased capacity of low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda and thus contribute to global sustainable development

Expected immediate results
The performance-related effects are that these change agents, through a university education and participation in NFGP, gain knowledge, insights, tools and a larger network. That they gain contacts and exchange experiences with other change agents and that they are strengthened in their leadership skills. 

The immediate/performance-related effects are as follows:
• Awarded scholarship holders undergo and complete their studies at advanced level in Sweden. 
• Individuals are given tools to better contribute to global development 
• Individuals gain contacts and exchange of experience with other change agents.

Expected results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should according to the governing Strategy for innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024–2028 strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries through education. A prerequisite for this is that the selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level at Swedish universities. After completed master’s studies in Sweden, the scholarship holders are expected to have strengthened their abilities and capacity to contribute to sustainable development. This through employment in key positions in the private sector, public sector, academia or civil society in their home countries and that they use the knowledge and competences they gained through studies in Sweden to address societal challenges  through innovative and effective measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat 2024:
Programmet i stort ska bidra till en global hållbar utveckling. Stipendiaterna förväntas använda sina kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och nätverk i arbetet för en hållbar utveckling där de befinner sig. På så sätt har organisationer/institutioner en förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad arbetskraft inom särskilda områden – vilket leder till en ökad kapacitet i låg- och medel-inkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030. 

Inom 1–3 år förväntas programmet bidra till att organisationer i partnerländerna har förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad och jämställd arbetskraft inom relevanta områden.
Inom 3–5 år förväntas programmet bidra till en ökad kapacitet hos låg- och medelinkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030 och därmed bidra till en globalt hållbar utveckling

Förväntade omedelbara resultat
De prestationsnära effekterna är att dessa förändringsaktörer, genom en högskoleutbildning och deltagande i NFGP, får kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och ett större nätverk. Att de får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer samt att de stärks i sin ledarskapsförmåga. 

De omedelbara/prestationsnära effekterna är följande:
•Beviljade stipendiater genomgår och slutför sina studier på avancerad nivå i Sverige. 
•Individerna får verktyg för att bättre kunna bidra till en global utveckling 
•Individerna får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer. 

Förväntade resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska enligt Strategin för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling (2024-2028) stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för att uppnå detta är att stipendiaterna som väljs ut i programmet är kvalificerade att genomföra och slutföra kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå vid svenska universitet. Vidare förväntas stipendiaterna efter genomförd masterutbildning i Sverige få stärkt förmåga och kompetens att bidra till hållbar utveckling. Detta genom anställning inom näringsliv, offentlig sektor, akademi eller civilsamhälle i sina hemländer samt att de använder kunskapen för att ta sig an samhällsutmaningar genom effektiva och innovativa metoder.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad.</narrative>
      <narrative>4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden.</narrative>
      <narrative>4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations.</narrative>
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    <title>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) is a fully funded scholarship programme covering tuition fee and living cost for master's studies at Swedish universities. The scholarship is directed towards professionals with work and leadership experience, to strengthen their capacity and competence to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries. The scholarship is available to applicants from 34 OECD/DAC countries (2026) and covers the study fields: entrepreneurship and innovation, governance, public health, and STEM sciences.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) är ett fullt finansierat stipendieprogram (studieavgift och levnadskostnader) för magister- och masterstudier vid svenska universitet. Stipendiet riktar sig till personer med yrkes- och ledarskapserfarenhet och syftar till att stärka stipendiaters förmåga, kompetens och förutsättningar att göra meningsfulla bidrag till hållbar utveckling i sina hemländer. Stipendiet är tillgänglig för sökande från 34 OECD/DAC länder (2026) och inkluderar masterprogram inom områdena STEM, entreprenörskap och innovation, folkhälsa och samhällsstyre. 

Läshänvisning: Detta är ett sammanhållet program som täcker kostnader för studenter från flera länder. Det totala finansiella utfallet för masterstudenter från respektive land visas på openaid.som separata insatser. Det betyder att insatsen återkommer flera gånger.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Expected results 2024:
The programme as a whole will contribute to global sustainable development. The scholarship holders are expected to use their knowledge, insights, tools and networks in the work for sustainable development where they are. In this way, organizations/institutions have an improved access to skilled labor in specific areas – which leads to an increased capacity in low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda. 

Within 1-3 years, the programme is expected to contribute to organisations in partner countries having improved access to a skilled and equal workforce in relevant areas.
Within 3-5 years, the programme is expected to contribute to an increased capacity of low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda and thus contribute to global sustainable development

Expected immediate results
The performance-related effects are that these change agents, through a university education and participation in NFGP, gain knowledge, insights, tools and a larger network. That they gain contacts and exchange experiences with other change agents and that they are strengthened in their leadership skills. 

The immediate/performance-related effects are as follows:
• Awarded scholarship holders undergo and complete their studies at advanced level in Sweden. 
• Individuals are given tools to better contribute to global development 
• Individuals gain contacts and exchange of experience with other change agents.

Expected results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should according to the governing Strategy for innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024–2028 strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries through education. A prerequisite for this is that the selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level at Swedish universities. After completed master’s studies in Sweden, the scholarship holders are expected to have strengthened their abilities and capacity to contribute to sustainable development. This through employment in key positions in the private sector, public sector, academia or civil society in their home countries and that they use the knowledge and competences they gained through studies in Sweden to address societal challenges  through innovative and effective measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat 2024:
Programmet i stort ska bidra till en global hållbar utveckling. Stipendiaterna förväntas använda sina kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och nätverk i arbetet för en hållbar utveckling där de befinner sig. På så sätt har organisationer/institutioner en förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad arbetskraft inom särskilda områden – vilket leder till en ökad kapacitet i låg- och medel-inkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030. 

Inom 1–3 år förväntas programmet bidra till att organisationer i partnerländerna har förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad och jämställd arbetskraft inom relevanta områden.
Inom 3–5 år förväntas programmet bidra till en ökad kapacitet hos låg- och medelinkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030 och därmed bidra till en globalt hållbar utveckling

Förväntade omedelbara resultat
De prestationsnära effekterna är att dessa förändringsaktörer, genom en högskoleutbildning och deltagande i NFGP, får kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och ett större nätverk. Att de får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer samt att de stärks i sin ledarskapsförmåga. 

De omedelbara/prestationsnära effekterna är följande:
•Beviljade stipendiater genomgår och slutför sina studier på avancerad nivå i Sverige. 
•Individerna får verktyg för att bättre kunna bidra till en global utveckling 
•Individerna får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer. 

Förväntade resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska enligt Strategin för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling (2024-2028) stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för att uppnå detta är att stipendiaterna som väljs ut i programmet är kvalificerade att genomföra och slutföra kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå vid svenska universitet. Vidare förväntas stipendiaterna efter genomförd masterutbildning i Sverige få stärkt förmåga och kompetens att bidra till hållbar utveckling. Detta genom anställning inom näringsliv, offentlig sektor, akademi eller civilsamhälle i sina hemländer samt att de använder kunskapen för att ta sig an samhällsutmaningar genom effektiva och innovativa metoder.</narrative>
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        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Resultat 2024: Examensuppföljning
Totalt har 84% slutfört sina studier, vilket är den högsta siffran sedan 2021. Värt att notera är att i återkopplingen från stipendiaterna som inte tagit examen så är det 18 som planerar att lämna in sina slutgiltiga uppgifter eller sin masteruppsats i december 2024. 24 meddelar att de planerar att slutföra sina studier under våren 2025. För att jämföra med 2023 så har siffran ökat från 73% till 84%, vilket ger en ökning på 11 %

Resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för detta är att stipendiaterna genomför och slutför kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå i Sverige. 87% av de stipendiater som väntades ta examen 2025 har slutfört sina studier. Årets uppföljningsstudier visar att tre år efter avslutade studier anser 95% av de svarande stipendiatalumnerna att studierna varit relevanta för karriären och att 96% har kunnat använda kunskaper och förmågor från studierna i sin karriär. 91% av stipendiatalumnerna arbetar i en roll som bidrar till hållbar utveckling. En långtidsuppföljning som SI gjort visar att 47% har återvänt hem - och har betydande positioner i sina hemländer. En alumn har exempelvis genom har genom sin position på Ministry of Water Supply, Irrigation and Energy under sex månader slutfört 15 dricksvattenprojekt på landsbygden vilket har varit till nytta för 2,200 hushåll. Kunskap som fåtts genom studier i Sverige har hjälp alumnen genomföra detta.</narrative>
        <narrative>Results 2024: Degree follow-up
In total, 84% have completed their studies, which is the highest figure since 2021. It is worth noting that in the feedback from the scholarship holders who have not graduated, there are 18 who plan to submit their final assignments or their master's thesis now in December 2024. 24 announce that they plan to complete their studies in the spring of 2025. To compare with 2023, the figure has increased from 73% to 84%, which gives an increase of 11%

Percentage of scholarship holders who state that they will return to their home country/stay in Sweden/another country after completing their degree. (1st year after studies)
22% stated that they plan to return home immediately after completing their studies.
68.5% stated that they plan to stay in Sweden
9.5% said they plan to go to a third country

Percentage of scholarship holders who state that they will return to their home country/stay in Sweden/another country 2-5 years after completing their studies.
48% stated that they plan to return home 2-5 years after completing their studies.
39% stated that they plan to stay in Sweden
13% said they plan to go to a third country

Proportion living in their home countries/regions
67% of respondents to the one-year follow-up live in their home country or in a country within the same region

Proportion living in their home countries/regions
45.5% of the three-year follow-up live in their home country or in a country within the same region.

Results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries, through education. A prerequisite for this is that selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level in Sweden. 87% of the scholarship holders expected to graduate in 2025 have completed their studies. This year’s follow-up studies show that three years after completed studies 95% of the scholarship alumni consider the studies to have been relevant for their carrier and that 96% have been able to use the knowledge and competences from their studies in their carrier. Further, 91% of the scholarship alumni are working in a role that contributes to sustainable development. A Tracer study carried out during 2025 shows that 47% have returned home and hold meaningful positions in their home countries. One alumnus, has through his leading position at Ministry of Water Supply, Irrigation and Energy in Nepal been able to carry out 15 rural drinking water supply projects benefitting more than 2,200 households – where the knowledge and skills gained in Sweden have helped in achieving these results.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) is a fully funded scholarship programme covering tuition fee and living cost for master's studies at Swedish universities. The scholarship is directed towards professionals with work and leadership experience, to strengthen their capacity and competence to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries. The scholarship is available to applicants from 34 OECD/DAC countries (2026) and covers the study fields: entrepreneurship and innovation, governance, public health, and STEM sciences.</narrative>
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Läshänvisning: Detta är ett sammanhållet program som täcker kostnader för studenter från flera länder. Det totala finansiella utfallet för masterstudenter från respektive land visas på openaid.som separata insatser. Det betyder att insatsen återkommer flera gånger.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Expected results 2024:
The programme as a whole will contribute to global sustainable development. The scholarship holders are expected to use their knowledge, insights, tools and networks in the work for sustainable development where they are. In this way, organizations/institutions have an improved access to skilled labor in specific areas – which leads to an increased capacity in low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda. 

Within 1-3 years, the programme is expected to contribute to organisations in partner countries having improved access to a skilled and equal workforce in relevant areas.
Within 3-5 years, the programme is expected to contribute to an increased capacity of low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda and thus contribute to global sustainable development

Expected immediate results
The performance-related effects are that these change agents, through a university education and participation in NFGP, gain knowledge, insights, tools and a larger network. That they gain contacts and exchange experiences with other change agents and that they are strengthened in their leadership skills. 

The immediate/performance-related effects are as follows:
• Awarded scholarship holders undergo and complete their studies at advanced level in Sweden. 
• Individuals are given tools to better contribute to global development 
• Individuals gain contacts and exchange of experience with other change agents.

Expected results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should according to the governing Strategy for innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024–2028 strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries through education. A prerequisite for this is that the selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level at Swedish universities. After completed master’s studies in Sweden, the scholarship holders are expected to have strengthened their abilities and capacity to contribute to sustainable development. This through employment in key positions in the private sector, public sector, academia or civil society in their home countries and that they use the knowledge and competences they gained through studies in Sweden to address societal challenges  through innovative and effective measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat 2024:
Programmet i stort ska bidra till en global hållbar utveckling. Stipendiaterna förväntas använda sina kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och nätverk i arbetet för en hållbar utveckling där de befinner sig. På så sätt har organisationer/institutioner en förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad arbetskraft inom särskilda områden – vilket leder till en ökad kapacitet i låg- och medel-inkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030. 

Inom 1–3 år förväntas programmet bidra till att organisationer i partnerländerna har förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad och jämställd arbetskraft inom relevanta områden.
Inom 3–5 år förväntas programmet bidra till en ökad kapacitet hos låg- och medelinkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030 och därmed bidra till en globalt hållbar utveckling

Förväntade omedelbara resultat
De prestationsnära effekterna är att dessa förändringsaktörer, genom en högskoleutbildning och deltagande i NFGP, får kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och ett större nätverk. Att de får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer samt att de stärks i sin ledarskapsförmåga. 

De omedelbara/prestationsnära effekterna är följande:
•Beviljade stipendiater genomgår och slutför sina studier på avancerad nivå i Sverige. 
•Individerna får verktyg för att bättre kunna bidra till en global utveckling 
•Individerna får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer. 

Förväntade resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska enligt Strategin för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling (2024-2028) stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för att uppnå detta är att stipendiaterna som väljs ut i programmet är kvalificerade att genomföra och slutföra kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå vid svenska universitet. Vidare förväntas stipendiaterna efter genomförd masterutbildning i Sverige få stärkt förmåga och kompetens att bidra till hållbar utveckling. Detta genom anställning inom näringsliv, offentlig sektor, akademi eller civilsamhälle i sina hemländer samt att de använder kunskapen för att ta sig an samhällsutmaningar genom effektiva och innovativa metoder.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad.</narrative>
      <narrative>4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university.</narrative>
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      <narrative>4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
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    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
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      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) is a fully funded scholarship programme covering tuition fee and living cost for master's studies at Swedish universities. The scholarship is directed towards professionals with work and leadership experience, to strengthen their capacity and competence to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries. The scholarship is available to applicants from 34 OECD/DAC countries (2026) and covers the study fields: entrepreneurship and innovation, governance, public health, and STEM sciences.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) är ett fullt finansierat stipendieprogram (studieavgift och levnadskostnader) för magister- och masterstudier vid svenska universitet. Stipendiet riktar sig till personer med yrkes- och ledarskapserfarenhet och syftar till att stärka stipendiaters förmåga, kompetens och förutsättningar att göra meningsfulla bidrag till hållbar utveckling i sina hemländer. Stipendiet är tillgänglig för sökande från 34 OECD/DAC länder (2026) och inkluderar masterprogram inom områdena STEM, entreprenörskap och innovation, folkhälsa och samhällsstyre. 

Läshänvisning: Detta är ett sammanhållet program som täcker kostnader för studenter från flera länder. Det totala finansiella utfallet för masterstudenter från respektive land visas på openaid.som separata insatser. Det betyder att insatsen återkommer flera gånger.</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>Expected results 2024:
The programme as a whole will contribute to global sustainable development. The scholarship holders are expected to use their knowledge, insights, tools and networks in the work for sustainable development where they are. In this way, organizations/institutions have an improved access to skilled labor in specific areas – which leads to an increased capacity in low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda. 

Within 1-3 years, the programme is expected to contribute to organisations in partner countries having improved access to a skilled and equal workforce in relevant areas.
Within 3-5 years, the programme is expected to contribute to an increased capacity of low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda and thus contribute to global sustainable development

Expected immediate results
The performance-related effects are that these change agents, through a university education and participation in NFGP, gain knowledge, insights, tools and a larger network. That they gain contacts and exchange experiences with other change agents and that they are strengthened in their leadership skills. 

The immediate/performance-related effects are as follows:
• Awarded scholarship holders undergo and complete their studies at advanced level in Sweden. 
• Individuals are given tools to better contribute to global development 
• Individuals gain contacts and exchange of experience with other change agents.

Expected results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should according to the governing Strategy for innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024–2028 strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries through education. A prerequisite for this is that the selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level at Swedish universities. After completed master’s studies in Sweden, the scholarship holders are expected to have strengthened their abilities and capacity to contribute to sustainable development. This through employment in key positions in the private sector, public sector, academia or civil society in their home countries and that they use the knowledge and competences they gained through studies in Sweden to address societal challenges  through innovative and effective measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat 2024:
Programmet i stort ska bidra till en global hållbar utveckling. Stipendiaterna förväntas använda sina kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och nätverk i arbetet för en hållbar utveckling där de befinner sig. På så sätt har organisationer/institutioner en förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad arbetskraft inom särskilda områden – vilket leder till en ökad kapacitet i låg- och medel-inkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030. 

Inom 1–3 år förväntas programmet bidra till att organisationer i partnerländerna har förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad och jämställd arbetskraft inom relevanta områden.
Inom 3–5 år förväntas programmet bidra till en ökad kapacitet hos låg- och medelinkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030 och därmed bidra till en globalt hållbar utveckling

Förväntade omedelbara resultat
De prestationsnära effekterna är att dessa förändringsaktörer, genom en högskoleutbildning och deltagande i NFGP, får kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och ett större nätverk. Att de får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer samt att de stärks i sin ledarskapsförmåga. 

De omedelbara/prestationsnära effekterna är följande:
•Beviljade stipendiater genomgår och slutför sina studier på avancerad nivå i Sverige. 
•Individerna får verktyg för att bättre kunna bidra till en global utveckling 
•Individerna får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer. 

Förväntade resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska enligt Strategin för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling (2024-2028) stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för att uppnå detta är att stipendiaterna som väljs ut i programmet är kvalificerade att genomföra och slutföra kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå vid svenska universitet. Vidare förväntas stipendiaterna efter genomförd masterutbildning i Sverige få stärkt förmåga och kompetens att bidra till hållbar utveckling. Detta genom anställning inom näringsliv, offentlig sektor, akademi eller civilsamhälle i sina hemländer samt att de använder kunskapen för att ta sig an samhällsutmaningar genom effektiva och innovativa metoder.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2027-12-31" />
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      <organisation>
        <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 453 78 00</telephone>
      <email>si@si.se</email>
      <website>www.si.se</website>
      <mailing-address>
        <narrative>Slottsbacken 10, Box 7434. 103 91 Stockholm</narrative>
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      <narrative>Pakistan</narrative>
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      <narrative>Higher education</narrative>
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    <sector code="114" vocabulary="2" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Post-Secondary Education</narrative>
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        <narrative>Results achieved</narrative>
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        <narrative>Results 2024: Degree follow-up
In total, 84% have completed their studies, which is the highest figure since 2021. It is worth noting that in the feedback from the scholarship holders who have not graduated, there are 18 who plan to submit their final assignments or their master's thesis now in December 2024. 24 announce that they plan to complete their studies in the spring of 2025. To compare with 2023, the figure has increased from 73% to 84%, which gives an increase of 11%

Percentage of scholarship holders who state that they will return to their home country/stay in Sweden/another country after completing their degree. (1st year after studies)
22% stated that they plan to return home immediately after completing their studies.
68.5% stated that they plan to stay in Sweden
9.5% said they plan to go to a third country

Percentage of scholarship holders who state that they will return to their home country/stay in Sweden/another country 2-5 years after completing their studies.
48% stated that they plan to return home 2-5 years after completing their studies.
39% stated that they plan to stay in Sweden
13% said they plan to go to a third country

Proportion living in their home countries/regions
67% of respondents to the one-year follow-up live in their home country or in a country within the same region

Proportion living in their home countries/regions
45.5% of the three-year follow-up live in their home country or in a country within the same region.

Results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries, through education. A prerequisite for this is that selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level in Sweden. 87% of the scholarship holders expected to graduate in 2025 have completed their studies. This year’s follow-up studies show that three years after completed studies 95% of the scholarship alumni consider the studies to have been relevant for their carrier and that 96% have been able to use the knowledge and competences from their studies in their carrier. Further, 91% of the scholarship alumni are working in a role that contributes to sustainable development. A Tracer study carried out during 2025 shows that 47% have returned home and hold meaningful positions in their home countries. One alumnus, has through his leading position at Ministry of Water Supply, Irrigation and Energy in Nepal been able to carry out 15 rural drinking water supply projects benefitting more than 2,200 households – where the knowledge and skills gained in Sweden have helped in achieving these results.</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Resultat 2024: Examensuppföljning
Totalt har 84% slutfört sina studier, vilket är den högsta siffran sedan 2021. Värt att notera är att i återkopplingen från stipendiaterna som inte tagit examen så är det 18 som planerar att lämna in sina slutgiltiga uppgifter eller sin masteruppsats i december 2024. 24 meddelar att de planerar att slutföra sina studier under våren 2025. För att jämföra med 2023 så har siffran ökat från 73% till 84%, vilket ger en ökning på 11 %

Resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för detta är att stipendiaterna genomför och slutför kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå i Sverige. 87% av de stipendiater som väntades ta examen 2025 har slutfört sina studier. Årets uppföljningsstudier visar att tre år efter avslutade studier anser 95% av de svarande stipendiatalumnerna att studierna varit relevanta för karriären och att 96% har kunnat använda kunskaper och förmågor från studierna i sin karriär. 91% av stipendiatalumnerna arbetar i en roll som bidrar till hållbar utveckling. En långtidsuppföljning som SI gjort visar att 47% har återvänt hem - och har betydande positioner i sina hemländer. En alumn har exempelvis genom har genom sin position på Ministry of Water Supply, Irrigation and Energy under sex månader slutfört 15 dricksvattenprojekt på landsbygden vilket har varit till nytta för 2,200 hushåll. Kunskap som fåtts genom studier i Sverige har hjälp alumnen genomföra detta.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Stipendieprogram: Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) is a fully funded scholarship programme covering tuition fee and living cost for master's studies at Swedish universities. The scholarship is directed towards professionals with work and leadership experience, to strengthen their capacity and competence to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries. The scholarship is available to applicants from 34 OECD/DAC countries (2026) and covers the study fields: entrepreneurship and innovation, governance, public health, and STEM sciences.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) är ett fullt finansierat stipendieprogram (studieavgift och levnadskostnader) för magister- och masterstudier vid svenska universitet. Stipendiet riktar sig till personer med yrkes- och ledarskapserfarenhet och syftar till att stärka stipendiaters förmåga, kompetens och förutsättningar att göra meningsfulla bidrag till hållbar utveckling i sina hemländer. Stipendiet är tillgänglig för sökande från 34 OECD/DAC länder (2026) och inkluderar masterprogram inom områdena STEM, entreprenörskap och innovation, folkhälsa och samhällsstyre. 

Läshänvisning: Detta är ett sammanhållet program som täcker kostnader för studenter från flera länder. Det totala finansiella utfallet för masterstudenter från respektive land visas på openaid.som separata insatser. Det betyder att insatsen återkommer flera gånger.</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>Expected results 2024:
The programme as a whole will contribute to global sustainable development. The scholarship holders are expected to use their knowledge, insights, tools and networks in the work for sustainable development where they are. In this way, organizations/institutions have an improved access to skilled labor in specific areas – which leads to an increased capacity in low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda. 

Within 1-3 years, the programme is expected to contribute to organisations in partner countries having improved access to a skilled and equal workforce in relevant areas.
Within 3-5 years, the programme is expected to contribute to an increased capacity of low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda and thus contribute to global sustainable development

Expected immediate results
The performance-related effects are that these change agents, through a university education and participation in NFGP, gain knowledge, insights, tools and a larger network. That they gain contacts and exchange experiences with other change agents and that they are strengthened in their leadership skills. 

The immediate/performance-related effects are as follows:
• Awarded scholarship holders undergo and complete their studies at advanced level in Sweden. 
• Individuals are given tools to better contribute to global development 
• Individuals gain contacts and exchange of experience with other change agents.

Expected results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should according to the governing Strategy for innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024–2028 strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries through education. A prerequisite for this is that the selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level at Swedish universities. After completed master’s studies in Sweden, the scholarship holders are expected to have strengthened their abilities and capacity to contribute to sustainable development. This through employment in key positions in the private sector, public sector, academia or civil society in their home countries and that they use the knowledge and competences they gained through studies in Sweden to address societal challenges  through innovative and effective measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat 2024:
Programmet i stort ska bidra till en global hållbar utveckling. Stipendiaterna förväntas använda sina kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och nätverk i arbetet för en hållbar utveckling där de befinner sig. På så sätt har organisationer/institutioner en förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad arbetskraft inom särskilda områden – vilket leder till en ökad kapacitet i låg- och medel-inkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030. 

Inom 1–3 år förväntas programmet bidra till att organisationer i partnerländerna har förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad och jämställd arbetskraft inom relevanta områden.
Inom 3–5 år förväntas programmet bidra till en ökad kapacitet hos låg- och medelinkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030 och därmed bidra till en globalt hållbar utveckling

Förväntade omedelbara resultat
De prestationsnära effekterna är att dessa förändringsaktörer, genom en högskoleutbildning och deltagande i NFGP, får kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och ett större nätverk. Att de får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer samt att de stärks i sin ledarskapsförmåga. 

De omedelbara/prestationsnära effekterna är följande:
•Beviljade stipendiater genomgår och slutför sina studier på avancerad nivå i Sverige. 
•Individerna får verktyg för att bättre kunna bidra till en global utveckling 
•Individerna får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer. 

Förväntade resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska enligt Strategin för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling (2024-2028) stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för att uppnå detta är att stipendiaterna som väljs ut i programmet är kvalificerade att genomföra och slutföra kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå vid svenska universitet. Vidare förväntas stipendiaterna efter genomförd masterutbildning i Sverige få stärkt förmåga och kompetens att bidra till hållbar utveckling. Detta genom anställning inom näringsliv, offentlig sektor, akademi eller civilsamhälle i sina hemländer samt att de använder kunskapen för att ta sig an samhällsutmaningar genom effektiva och innovativa metoder.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI/Svenska institutet</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI/Svenska institutet</narrative>
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      <narrative>4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad.</narrative>
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      <narrative>4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
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      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Stipendieprogram: Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) is a fully funded scholarship programme covering tuition fee and living cost for master's studies at Swedish universities. The scholarship is directed towards professionals with work and leadership experience, to strengthen their capacity and competence to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries. The scholarship is available to applicants from 34 OECD/DAC countries (2026) and covers the study fields: entrepreneurship and innovation, governance, public health, and STEM sciences.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) är ett fullt finansierat stipendieprogram (studieavgift och levnadskostnader) för magister- och masterstudier vid svenska universitet. Stipendiet riktar sig till personer med yrkes- och ledarskapserfarenhet och syftar till att stärka stipendiaters förmåga, kompetens och förutsättningar att göra meningsfulla bidrag till hållbar utveckling i sina hemländer. Stipendiet är tillgänglig för sökande från 34 OECD/DAC länder (2026) och inkluderar masterprogram inom områdena STEM, entreprenörskap och innovation, folkhälsa och samhällsstyre. 

Läshänvisning: Detta är ett sammanhållet program som täcker kostnader för studenter från flera länder. Det totala finansiella utfallet för masterstudenter från respektive land visas på openaid.som separata insatser. Det betyder att insatsen återkommer flera gånger.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Expected results 2024:
The programme as a whole will contribute to global sustainable development. The scholarship holders are expected to use their knowledge, insights, tools and networks in the work for sustainable development where they are. In this way, organizations/institutions have an improved access to skilled labor in specific areas – which leads to an increased capacity in low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda. 

Within 1-3 years, the programme is expected to contribute to organisations in partner countries having improved access to a skilled and equal workforce in relevant areas.
Within 3-5 years, the programme is expected to contribute to an increased capacity of low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda and thus contribute to global sustainable development

Expected immediate results
The performance-related effects are that these change agents, through a university education and participation in NFGP, gain knowledge, insights, tools and a larger network. That they gain contacts and exchange experiences with other change agents and that they are strengthened in their leadership skills. 

The immediate/performance-related effects are as follows:
• Awarded scholarship holders undergo and complete their studies at advanced level in Sweden. 
• Individuals are given tools to better contribute to global development 
• Individuals gain contacts and exchange of experience with other change agents.

Expected results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should according to the governing Strategy for innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024–2028 strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries through education. A prerequisite for this is that the selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level at Swedish universities. After completed master’s studies in Sweden, the scholarship holders are expected to have strengthened their abilities and capacity to contribute to sustainable development. This through employment in key positions in the private sector, public sector, academia or civil society in their home countries and that they use the knowledge and competences they gained through studies in Sweden to address societal challenges  through innovative and effective measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat 2024:
Programmet i stort ska bidra till en global hållbar utveckling. Stipendiaterna förväntas använda sina kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och nätverk i arbetet för en hållbar utveckling där de befinner sig. På så sätt har organisationer/institutioner en förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad arbetskraft inom särskilda områden – vilket leder till en ökad kapacitet i låg- och medel-inkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030. 

Inom 1–3 år förväntas programmet bidra till att organisationer i partnerländerna har förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad och jämställd arbetskraft inom relevanta områden.
Inom 3–5 år förväntas programmet bidra till en ökad kapacitet hos låg- och medelinkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030 och därmed bidra till en globalt hållbar utveckling

Förväntade omedelbara resultat
De prestationsnära effekterna är att dessa förändringsaktörer, genom en högskoleutbildning och deltagande i NFGP, får kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och ett större nätverk. Att de får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer samt att de stärks i sin ledarskapsförmåga. 

De omedelbara/prestationsnära effekterna är följande:
•Beviljade stipendiater genomgår och slutför sina studier på avancerad nivå i Sverige. 
•Individerna får verktyg för att bättre kunna bidra till en global utveckling 
•Individerna får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer. 

Förväntade resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska enligt Strategin för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling (2024-2028) stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för att uppnå detta är att stipendiaterna som väljs ut i programmet är kvalificerade att genomföra och slutföra kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå vid svenska universitet. Vidare förväntas stipendiaterna efter genomförd masterutbildning i Sverige få stärkt förmåga och kompetens att bidra till hållbar utveckling. Detta genom anställning inom näringsliv, offentlig sektor, akademi eller civilsamhälle i sina hemländer samt att de använder kunskapen för att ta sig an samhällsutmaningar genom effektiva och innovativa metoder.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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        <narrative>Swedish Institute</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 453 78 00</telephone>
      <email>si@si.se</email>
      <website>www.si.se</website>
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        <narrative>Slottsbacken 10, Box 7434. 103 91 Stockholm</narrative>
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      <narrative>South Africa</narrative>
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      <narrative>Higher education</narrative>
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        <narrative>Results 2024: Degree follow-up
In total, 84% have completed their studies, which is the highest figure since 2021. It is worth noting that in the feedback from the scholarship holders who have not graduated, there are 18 who plan to submit their final assignments or their master's thesis now in December 2024. 24 announce that they plan to complete their studies in the spring of 2025. To compare with 2023, the figure has increased from 73% to 84%, which gives an increase of 11%

Percentage of scholarship holders who state that they will return to their home country/stay in Sweden/another country after completing their degree. (1st year after studies)
22% stated that they plan to return home immediately after completing their studies.
68.5% stated that they plan to stay in Sweden
9.5% said they plan to go to a third country

Percentage of scholarship holders who state that they will return to their home country/stay in Sweden/another country 2-5 years after completing their studies.
48% stated that they plan to return home 2-5 years after completing their studies.
39% stated that they plan to stay in Sweden
13% said they plan to go to a third country

Proportion living in their home countries/regions
67% of respondents to the one-year follow-up live in their home country or in a country within the same region

Proportion living in their home countries/regions
45.5% of the three-year follow-up live in their home country or in a country within the same region.

Results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries, through education. A prerequisite for this is that selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level in Sweden. 87% of the scholarship holders expected to graduate in 2025 have completed their studies. This year’s follow-up studies show that three years after completed studies 95% of the scholarship alumni consider the studies to have been relevant for their carrier and that 96% have been able to use the knowledge and competences from their studies in their carrier. Further, 91% of the scholarship alumni are working in a role that contributes to sustainable development. A Tracer study carried out during 2025 shows that 47% have returned home and hold meaningful positions in their home countries. One alumnus, has through his leading position at Ministry of Water Supply, Irrigation and Energy in Nepal been able to carry out 15 rural drinking water supply projects benefitting more than 2,200 households – where the knowledge and skills gained in Sweden have helped in achieving these results.</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Resultat 2024: Examensuppföljning
Totalt har 84% slutfört sina studier, vilket är den högsta siffran sedan 2021. Värt att notera är att i återkopplingen från stipendiaterna som inte tagit examen så är det 18 som planerar att lämna in sina slutgiltiga uppgifter eller sin masteruppsats i december 2024. 24 meddelar att de planerar att slutföra sina studier under våren 2025. För att jämföra med 2023 så har siffran ökat från 73% till 84%, vilket ger en ökning på 11 %

Resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för detta är att stipendiaterna genomför och slutför kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå i Sverige. 87% av de stipendiater som väntades ta examen 2025 har slutfört sina studier. Årets uppföljningsstudier visar att tre år efter avslutade studier anser 95% av de svarande stipendiatalumnerna att studierna varit relevanta för karriären och att 96% har kunnat använda kunskaper och förmågor från studierna i sin karriär. 91% av stipendiatalumnerna arbetar i en roll som bidrar till hållbar utveckling. En långtidsuppföljning som SI gjort visar att 47% har återvänt hem - och har betydande positioner i sina hemländer. En alumn har exempelvis genom har genom sin position på Ministry of Water Supply, Irrigation and Energy under sex månader slutfört 15 dricksvattenprojekt på landsbygden vilket har varit till nytta för 2,200 hushåll. Kunskap som fåtts genom studier i Sverige har hjälp alumnen genomföra detta.</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Stipendieprogram: Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals</narrative>
      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) is a fully funded scholarship programme covering tuition fee and living cost for master's studies at Swedish universities. The scholarship is directed towards professionals with work and leadership experience, to strengthen their capacity and competence to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries. The scholarship is available to applicants from 34 OECD/DAC countries (2026) and covers the study fields: entrepreneurship and innovation, governance, public health, and STEM sciences.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) är ett fullt finansierat stipendieprogram (studieavgift och levnadskostnader) för magister- och masterstudier vid svenska universitet. Stipendiet riktar sig till personer med yrkes- och ledarskapserfarenhet och syftar till att stärka stipendiaters förmåga, kompetens och förutsättningar att göra meningsfulla bidrag till hållbar utveckling i sina hemländer. Stipendiet är tillgänglig för sökande från 34 OECD/DAC länder (2026) och inkluderar masterprogram inom områdena STEM, entreprenörskap och innovation, folkhälsa och samhällsstyre. 

Läshänvisning: Detta är ett sammanhållet program som täcker kostnader för studenter från flera länder. Det totala finansiella utfallet för masterstudenter från respektive land visas på openaid.som separata insatser. Det betyder att insatsen återkommer flera gånger.</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>Expected results 2024:
The programme as a whole will contribute to global sustainable development. The scholarship holders are expected to use their knowledge, insights, tools and networks in the work for sustainable development where they are. In this way, organizations/institutions have an improved access to skilled labor in specific areas – which leads to an increased capacity in low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda. 

Within 1-3 years, the programme is expected to contribute to organisations in partner countries having improved access to a skilled and equal workforce in relevant areas.
Within 3-5 years, the programme is expected to contribute to an increased capacity of low- and middle-income countries to implement the 2030 Agenda and thus contribute to global sustainable development

Expected immediate results
The performance-related effects are that these change agents, through a university education and participation in NFGP, gain knowledge, insights, tools and a larger network. That they gain contacts and exchange experiences with other change agents and that they are strengthened in their leadership skills. 

The immediate/performance-related effects are as follows:
• Awarded scholarship holders undergo and complete their studies at advanced level in Sweden. 
• Individuals are given tools to better contribute to global development 
• Individuals gain contacts and exchange of experience with other change agents.

Expected results 2025:
The Swedish Institute scholarship programme should according to the governing Strategy for innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024–2028 strengthen the capacity of relevant actors who can contribute to sustainable development in development countries through education. A prerequisite for this is that the selected scholarship holders are qualified to carry out and complete qualitative education on master’s level at Swedish universities. After completed master’s studies in Sweden, the scholarship holders are expected to have strengthened their abilities and capacity to contribute to sustainable development. This through employment in key positions in the private sector, public sector, academia or civil society in their home countries and that they use the knowledge and competences they gained through studies in Sweden to address societal challenges  through innovative and effective measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat 2024:
Programmet i stort ska bidra till en global hållbar utveckling. Stipendiaterna förväntas använda sina kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och nätverk i arbetet för en hållbar utveckling där de befinner sig. På så sätt har organisationer/institutioner en förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad arbetskraft inom särskilda områden – vilket leder till en ökad kapacitet i låg- och medel-inkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030. 

Inom 1–3 år förväntas programmet bidra till att organisationer i partnerländerna har förbättrad tillgång till kvalificerad och jämställd arbetskraft inom relevanta områden.
Inom 3–5 år förväntas programmet bidra till en ökad kapacitet hos låg- och medelinkomstländer att genomföra Agenda 2030 och därmed bidra till en globalt hållbar utveckling

Förväntade omedelbara resultat
De prestationsnära effekterna är att dessa förändringsaktörer, genom en högskoleutbildning och deltagande i NFGP, får kunskaper, insikter, verktyg och ett större nätverk. Att de får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer samt att de stärks i sin ledarskapsförmåga. 

De omedelbara/prestationsnära effekterna är följande:
•Beviljade stipendiater genomgår och slutför sina studier på avancerad nivå i Sverige. 
•Individerna får verktyg för att bättre kunna bidra till en global utveckling 
•Individerna får kontakter och erfarenhetsutbyten med andra förändringsaktörer. 

Förväntade resultat 2025:
Svenska institutets stipendieprogram ska enligt Strategin för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling (2024-2028) stärka kompetensen hos relevanta aktörer som genom utbildning kan bidra till en hållbar utveckling i utvecklingsländer. En grundförutsättning för att uppnå detta är att stipendiaterna som väljs ut i programmet är kvalificerade att genomföra och slutföra kvalitativ utbildning på mastersnivå vid svenska universitet. Vidare förväntas stipendiaterna efter genomförd masterutbildning i Sverige få stärkt förmåga och kompetens att bidra till hållbar utveckling. Detta genom anställning inom näringsliv, offentlig sektor, akademi eller civilsamhälle i sina hemländer samt att de använder kunskapen för att ta sig an samhällsutmaningar genom effektiva och innovativa metoder.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SI/Svenska institutet</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad.</narrative>
      <narrative>4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university.</narrative>
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      <narrative>4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
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      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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      <narrative>Administrative cost for SI, Sida and Vinnova have since 2019 cooperated in developing a training programme. The main purpose of the programme is to strengthen the participants' capacity to contribute to sustainable development in society (which is not limited to their own organization).The implementer of the program is Uppsala University. The leadership program is based on previous and ongoing experiences that the three authorities and other actors have regarding capacity building, leadership programs and other innovation-enhancing activities.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Administrativa kostnader för SI, Sida och Vinnova har sedan 2019 planerat för att ta fram och erbjuda ett ledarskapsprogram med mål att stärka nyckelpersoner att bidra till en hållbar samhällsomställning och ska utgå från aktuella samhällsutmaningar och FN:s hållbarhetsmål (Agenda 2030). Huvudsyftet med programmet är att stärka deltagarnas förmåga att bidra till en hållbar utveckling i samhället (vilket inte är begränsat till den egna organisationen). Genomförare av programmet är Uppsala Universitet. Ledarskapsprogrammet utgår från tidigare och pågående erfarenheter som de tre myndigheterna och andra aktörer har rörande kapacitets­byggande, ledarskapsprogram och andra innovationsstärkande aktiviteter.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Strengthened competence and capacity of leaders in a range of societal sectors abroad to be able to contribute to societal transformation towards sustainability in line with 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.  Uppsala University has formulated the purpose of the programme to be about preparing leaders with adaptive methods and innovative tools for the transition to sustainable societies.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Ökad kompetensförsörjning och stärkt förmåga hos nyckelpersoner i olika samhällssektorer utomlands att bidra till en hållbar omställning som är i linje med Agenda 2030. Uppsala Universitet har formulerat syftet med programmet till att handla om att förbereda ledare med adaptiva metoder och innovativa verktyg för omställningen till hållbara samhällen.</narrative>
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        <narrative>Program round 1 lasted for about 1 year with nine online meetings and two physical meetings, one in Sweden and one in Tanzania. UU has formulated the purpose of the program to be  preparing leaders with adaptive methods and innovative tools for the transition to sustainable societies. The reported results demonstrate good goal fulfillment of the outcome goals that the program has set. 
1. Objective: That the leaders have the necessary knowledge and motivation to actively take on the roles as change leaders for sustainable transition. Goal achievement: Achieved to a high to very high degree. 
2. Goal: That the leaders translate their knowledge and motivation into action by both leading and supporting change projects that contribute to sustainable transition. Goal achievement: Achieved to a high to very high degree. 
3. Objective: That the participants' organization has the capacity to actively transform its own way of working as well as its industry and partners to strengthen the contribution to a sustainable future. Goal achievement: Achieved to a medium degree</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Programomgång 1 pågick under ca 1 år med nio online träffar och två fysiska träffar, en i Sverige och en i Tanzania. UU har formulerat syftet med programmet till att handla om att förbereda ledare med adaptiva metoder och innovativa verktyg för omställningen till hållbara samhällen. De redovisade resultaten påvisar god måluppfyllelse på de outcome-mål som programmet har satt upp. 
1. Mål: Att ledarna har nödvändig kunskap och motivation för att aktivt ta på sig rollerna som förändringsledare för hållbar omställning. Måluppfyllelse: Uppnått i hög till mycket hög grad. 
2. Mål: Att ledarna omsätter sin kunskap och motivation till handling genom att både leda och stödja förändringsprojekt som bidrar till hållbar omställning. Måluppfyllelse: Uppnått i hög till mycket hög grad. 
3. Mål: Att deltagarnas organisation har kapacitet att aktivt omvandla sitt eget sätt att arbeta såväl som sin bransch och partners för att stärka bidraget till en hållbar framtid. Måluppfyllelse: Uppnått i mellanhög grad</narrative>
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      <narrative>Administrative cost for SI, Sida and Vinnova have since 2019 cooperated in developing a training programme. The main purpose of the programme is to strengthen the participants' capacity to contribute to sustainable development in society (which is not limited to their own organization).The implementer of the program is Uppsala University. The leadership program is based on previous and ongoing experiences that the three authorities and other actors have regarding capacity building, leadership programs and other innovation-enhancing activities.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Administrativa kostnader för SI, Sida och Vinnova har sedan 2019 planerat för att ta fram och erbjuda ett ledarskapsprogram med mål att stärka nyckelpersoner att bidra till en hållbar samhällsomställning och ska utgå från aktuella samhällsutmaningar och FN:s hållbarhetsmål (Agenda 2030). Huvudsyftet med programmet är att stärka deltagarnas förmåga att bidra till en hållbar utveckling i samhället (vilket inte är begränsat till den egna organisationen). Genomförare av programmet är Uppsala Universitet. Ledarskapsprogrammet utgår från tidigare och pågående erfarenheter som de tre myndigheterna och andra aktörer har rörande kapacitets­byggande, ledarskapsprogram och andra innovationsstärkande aktiviteter.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Strengthened competence and capacity of leaders in a range of societal sectors abroad to be able to contribute to societal transformation towards sustainability in line with 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.  Uppsala University has formulated the purpose of the programme to be about preparing leaders with adaptive methods and innovative tools for the transition to sustainable societies.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Ökad kompetensförsörjning och stärkt förmåga hos nyckelpersoner i olika samhällssektorer utomlands att bidra till en hållbar omställning som är i linje med Agenda 2030. Uppsala Universitet har formulerat syftet med programmet till att handla om att förbereda ledare med adaptiva metoder och innovativa verktyg för omställningen till hållbara samhällen.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Visitors Programme Woodlife Business</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The Swedish Institute (SI) funds visitor programmes as part of our work within the Swedish development cooperation strategy Strategy for Innovation, Partnership and Capacity Development 2024-2028. These programmes sets out to promote sustainable industrialization and foster innovation, thereby connecting to SDG9 goal in promoting sustainable and inclusive industrial growth and increasing research, technological capacity, and innovation. The programme also sets out to promote cross-sector collaboration between governments, the private sector, civil society, and international organizations, thereby building access to technology, innovation, and knowledge‑sharing to promote capacity building effective partnerships.

In 2025, visitors programme activity took a starting point in the thematic of sustainable forestry and wood construction, industry sectors in which Sweden both has a strong heritage as well as strong modern day innovation capabilities. Based on this thematic the visitors programme Woodlife Business was developed, connecting key actors across local forestry and construction value in two programme countries, Türkiye and Thailand. 

The fact that Thailand and Türkiye were selected has an explanation: the embassies in those countries have turned to the SI and requested support in implementing a visitor program. Both embassies have been working with the Woodlife Sweden exhibition for several years, and in connection with the exhibition being shown, they have – particularly the embassy in Nairobi – promoted the issue of transitioning to timber construction through receptions, breakfast seminars, and other types of events. The networks of stakeholders in Thailand and Türkiye that have been established through this work are now the focus of a visitor program organized by SI, partly to enable them to learn from and be inspired by Swedish experiences, and partly to explore whether there are concrete collaboration opportunities between Swedish and Thai, as well as Turkish, actors.

The aim of the visitor programmes is to strengthen the participants' capacity and skills to nurture the growth and impact sustainable forestry and construction in wood in the local context as a way to reduce local climate footprint and promote the development of sustainable cities of the future. In doing so, the programme aims to contribute to long-term sustainable development and synergies with trade and business, in the form of new jobs and new solutions that promote sustainable development and economic growth.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI finansierar besöksprogram som en del av vårt arbete inom den svenska strategin för utvecklingssamarbete, Strategi för innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling 2024–2028. Dessa program syftar till att främja hållbar industrialisering och stärka innovationsförmåga, och kopplar därmed till mål 9 i de globala målen genom att stödja hållbar och inkluderande industriell tillväxt samt stärka forskning, teknologisk kapacitet och innovation.

Programmet syftar även till att främja sektorsövergripande samarbete mellan regeringar, näringsliv, civilsamhälle och internationella organisationer. På så sätt stärks tillgången till teknik, innovation och kunskapsdelning, vilket i sin tur bidrar till kapacitetsutveckling och effektiva partnerskap i linje med mål 17.
Besöksprogram genomförs av Svenska Institutet med stöd av upphandlade programkonsulter, samt i samverkan med svenska organisationer och företag med expertis och erfarenhet inom tematiker knutna till svenska styrkeområden. 

År 2025 utgick verksamheten inom besöksprogrammet från temat hållbart skogsbruk och träbyggande – industrisektorer där Sverige både har ett starkt arv och en hög innovationsförmåga i nutid. Utifrån detta tema utvecklades besöksprogrammet Woodlife Business, som knyter samman centrala aktörer inom de lokala värdekedjorna för skogsbruk och byggnation i två programländer: Türkiye och Thailand.

Att det blev just Thailand och Turkiet har sin förklaring i att de ambassaderna har vänt sig till SI och efterfrågat stöd i genomförandet av ett besöksprogram. Båda ambassaden har arbetat med utställningen Woodlife Sweden sedan flera år tillbaka och i samband med att utställningen har visats har de, i synnerhet ambassaden i Nairboi, drivit frågan omställning till träbyggande i samband med mottagningar, frukostseminarier och andra typer av evenemang. Det nätverk av aktörer i Thailand respektive Turkiet som då har etablerats i båda länderna har SI ordnat ett besöksprogram för, dels för att lära sig/inspireras av svenska erfarenheter dels för att undersöka om det finns konkreta samarbetsmöjligheter för svenska och thailändska respektive turkiska aktörer.

2025 utgick besöksprogram från det svenska styrkeområdet hållbart skogsbruk och byggande i trä, med erbjudande som riktade sig till nyckelpersoner verksamma inom lokala skogsvärdekedjor i programländerna. Genom besöksprogrammet var målet att erbjuda deltagarna kunskap, inspiration och ett nationellt nätverk som hjälper dem att utveckla sina organisationer och lokala ekosystem att bättre främja hållbart skogsbruk och byggande i trä, som ett led i att förebygga klimatrelaterade utmaningar. Deltagarna rekryterades av svenska utlandsmyndigheter i programländerna, med c:a 30 deltagare vardera till 2 besök. Deltagande finansierades inom Sveriges strategi för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling</narrative>
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      <narrative>Common strategic objective: The Swedish Institute's activities shall contribute to the following objectives: Strengthened capacity and competence of actors in the private and public sectors, academia and civil society in developing countries, to work for innovative and effective methods for sustainable development, including through synergies with trade and industry.

GOAL 9: 
The activity promotes sustainable industrialization and fosters innovation. Connecting to SDG9 goal in promoting sustainable and inclusive industrial growth and increasing research, technological capacity, and innovation. Overall, the activity sets out to strengthen the foundations needed for long‑term economic growth, competitiveness, and sustainable development.

GOAL 17:
In strengthening international partnership this activity sets out to strengthening the global partnerships needed to achieve all the Sustainable Development Goals. The exchange promotes cross-sector collaboration between governments, the private sector, civil society, and international organizations and builds access to technology, innovation, and knowledge‑sharing to promote capacity building effective partnerships.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förädling av skogsråvara, bland annat genom byggande i trä, har potential att främja värdeskapande tillväxt och minskat klimatavtryck i framtidens hållbara städer. Ökad hållbarhet i skogs- och byggvärdekedjor påverkar således ett lands konkurrenskraft och produktivitet. Besöksprogrammet Woodlife Business genomförs Sveriges strategi för Innovation Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling som bland annat betonar mål relaterade till ekonomisk utveckling, utbildning, handel och grön omställning i världen. 

Programmet 2025 riktade sig särskilt till aktörer verksamma inom skogsvärdekedjan och byggsektorn och som sammantaget kan bidra till att stärka grogrund, tillväxt och genomslag för hållbart skogsbruk och byggande i trä. Programmet är utformat för att stärka förutsättningarna för att målgruppen når framgång i sitt arbete med att främja hållbart skogsbruk och byggande i trä, något som i sin tur kan bidra till jobbskapande, handel och grön omställning.

Genom utbildning, kapacitetsstärkande aktiviteter och ett nationellt nätverk skapas vidare förutsättningar för lokala partnerskap, vilket i sin tur hjälper deltagarna att samverka efter programmet och tillsammans öka sin positiva samhällspåverkan. Genom programmet stärks deltagarnas kunskap, inspiration och nätverk inom hållbart skogsbruk och byggande i trä, vilket syftar till att främja utvecklingen av hållbart skogsbruk och byggande i trä i programländerna. Genom hållbart skogsbruk och byggande i trä, kan vidare nya arbetstillfällen och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt.</narrative>
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        <narrative>The activities were carried out by the Swedish Institute with the support of the Swedish Forestry Agency, as well as in collaboration with Swedish organizations and companies with expertise and experience in themes linked to the programme thematic. 

Participants for the programmes were recruited with the support from Swedish foreign missions abroad in the programme countries, with about a group of around 30 participants for each of the 2 delegation visits (one per country). Delegation visits for Türkiye were carried out in April with activities in Stockholm and Skellefteå, for Thailand with activities in Stockholm and Växjö in November. Activities during the week focused on study visits and practical exchanges with Swedish actors along the entire forest value chain, from forestry and processing of raw materials to the end product in the form of completed buildings in wood.

What effects have we observed so far of the activities within the strategy ?
Survey results for the Woodlife Business visitor programme show thatthe short-term and performance-related goals of strengthening knowledge, inspiration and networks among the participants have been achieved. An analysis of the survey results shows an overall positive result from the participants in both Türkiye and Thailand in terms of their evaluation of the programme's contribution of knowledge, inspiration and networks. 
For the statement "The experience has offered me new knowledge", the results show that most of the participants in both Türkiye (87%) and Thailand (100%) agree that they have gained new knowledge through their participation. The proportion that strongly agrees with varies between Türkiye 56.6% and Thailand 94.7%, which means that the delegation from Thailand has experienced the greatest benefit, in terms of new knowledge. 
As for the statement "The experience has offered me inspiration to drive change and sustainable development", the numbers are even stronger. An overwhelming majority of respondents in Türkiye (91.3%) and Thailand (100%) express agreement, with a very large proportion strongly agreeing (Türkiye 69.6%, Thailand 94.7%). This suggests that the experience has been not only informative but also inspiring, which is assumed to have a long-term positive effect on participants' engagement and contribution to local sustainable development.

Finally, regarding the statement "The experience has offered me new network and relations to peer participants that will benefit my work" (/..."to Swedish organisations that will benefit my work), the results show that the participants feel that they have established value-creating relationships both with other programme participants and with Swedish organisations. For the claim of a positive value of networking with other program participants from the home country, the consensus is high in both Türkiye and Thailand with a large proportion agreeing in both Türkiye (73.9%, of which 47.8% strongly agree) and Thailand (100%, of which 89.5% strongly agree)
Also for the claim of a positive value of networks with participating Swedish companies and the organization, the consensus is high in both Türkiye (77.6%) and Thailand (100%) with a large proportion strongly agreeing (Türkiye 43.5% and Thailand 78.9%).
Overall, the figures show the experience has been successful in promoting a perceived valuable networking, which is crucial for self-sustaining relationships even after the end of the program. A trend of high optimism continues through final questions, such as an estimate of the likelihood of doing business with Swedish companies as an outcome of the program, where 69.6% of participants from Türkiye, and 68.4% of participants from Thailand answer "YES". 

Changes from the previous year and Long-term effects 
The short-term and performance-related results of programme activities for 2025 show no major differences with the previous year during the strategy period.
In the spring of 2027, the program's first 1-year follow-up will be carried out, with participants from the 2024 program round. Impacts, such as new self-sustaining partnerships and collaborations, developed as a result of the programme need to be determined. The follow-up also provides an opportunity to investigate whether expected results have been achieved and also to take into account unexpected results and any undesirable results, including results further out in the impact chain. After the first 1-year follow-up has been studied, lessons learned will be compiled how the activities have contributed to strengthening knowledge, inspiration and networks that promote local fertile ground, growth and impact for entrepreneurship, as part of contributing to sustainable development and synergies with trade and business, in the form of new jobs and to new solutions that promote sustainable economic growth.

Lessons learned
Similar activities will not be carried out in 2026. 
Is there any central lesson about the target groups, which affects how SI will work in the future? 
A 1-year follow-up is planned, which will form the basis for decisions on a possible further development of SI's implementation of visit programs funded within  the Strategy for Innovation, Partnership and Capacity Development 2024-2028.</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Enkätresultat visar att satsningens kortsiktiga mål att stärka kunskap, inspiration och nätverk bland deltagarna uppnåtts.

För påståendet "The experience has offered me new knowledge", visar resultaten att en majoritet av deltagarna i både Turkiet (87%) och Thailand (100%) håller med om att de har fått ny kunskap. Andelen som Starkt håller med varierar mellan Turkiet 56,6% och Thailand 94,7% vilket medför slutledningen delegationen från Thailand upplevt den allra största behållningen, vad gäller ny kunskap. 
När det gäller påståendet "The experience has offered me inspiration to drive change and sustainable development", är siffrorna ännu starkare. En överväldigande majoritet av deltagarna i Turkiet (91,3%) och Thailand (100%) uttrycker enighet, med en mycket stor andel som Starkt håller med (Turkiet 69,6%, Thailand 94,7 %). Detta tyder på att upplevelsen inte bara har varit informativ utan också inspirerande, vilket antas ha en långsiktigt positiv effekt på deltagarnas engagemang och bidrag till lokal hållbar utveckling.

Slutligen, beträffande påståendet ”The experience has offered me new network and relations to peer participants that will benefit my work” (/…”to Swedish organisations that will benefit my work), visar resultaten att deltagarna känner att de har etablerat värdeskapande relationer både med övriga programdeltagare och med svenska organisationer. 
För påståendet om ett positivt värde av nätverk med övriga programdeltagare från hemlandet, är enigheten hög i både Turkiet och Thailand med en stor andel som håller med i både Turkiet (73,9%, varav 47,8% Starkt håller med) och Thailand (100%, varav 89,5% Starkt håller med).

Även för påståendet om ett positivt värde av nätverk med deltagande svenska företag och organisationen är enigheten hög i både Turkiet (77,6%) och Thailand (100%) med en stor andel som Starkt håller med (Turkiet 43,5% resp Thailand 78,9%).

Sammantaget visar siffrorna upplevelsen har varit framgångsrik i att främja ett upplevt värdefullt nätverksbyggande, vilket är avgörande för självbärande relationer också efter programavslut. 

En trend av hög optimism fortsätter genom slutliga frågor, såsom en uppskattning av sannolikhet för affärer med svenska företag som ett utfall av programmet, där 69,6% av deltagarna från Turkiet, och 68,4% av deltagarna från Thailand svarar “JA”.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Swedish Institute (SI) funds visitor programmes as part of our work within the Swedish development cooperation strategy Strategy for Innovation, Partnership and Capacity Development 2024-2028. These programmes sets out to promote sustainable industrialization and foster innovation, thereby connecting to SDG9 goal in promoting sustainable and inclusive industrial growth and increasing research, technological capacity, and innovation. The programme also sets out to promote cross-sector collaboration between governments, the private sector, civil society, and international organizations, thereby building access to technology, innovation, and knowledge‑sharing to promote capacity building effective partnerships.

In 2025, visitors programme activity took a starting point in the thematic of sustainable forestry and wood construction, industry sectors in which Sweden both has a strong heritage as well as strong modern day innovation capabilities. Based on this thematic the visitors programme Woodlife Business was developed, connecting key actors across local forestry and construction value in two programme countries, Türkiye and Thailand. 

The fact that Thailand and Türkiye were selected has an explanation: the embassies in those countries have turned to the SI and requested support in implementing a visitor program. Both embassies have been working with the Woodlife Sweden exhibition for several years, and in connection with the exhibition being shown, they have – particularly the embassy in Nairobi – promoted the issue of transitioning to timber construction through receptions, breakfast seminars, and other types of events. The networks of stakeholders in Thailand and Türkiye that have been established through this work are now the focus of a visitor program organized by SI, partly to enable them to learn from and be inspired by Swedish experiences, and partly to explore whether there are concrete collaboration opportunities between Swedish and Thai, as well as Turkish, actors.

The aim of the visitor programmes is to strengthen the participants' capacity and skills to nurture the growth and impact sustainable forestry and construction in wood in the local context as a way to reduce local climate footprint and promote the development of sustainable cities of the future. In doing so, the programme aims to contribute to long-term sustainable development and synergies with trade and business, in the form of new jobs and new solutions that promote sustainable development and economic growth.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">SI finansierar besöksprogram som en del av vårt arbete inom den svenska strategin för utvecklingssamarbete, Strategi för innovation, partnerskap och kapacitetsutveckling 2024–2028. Dessa program syftar till att främja hållbar industrialisering och stärka innovationsförmåga, och kopplar därmed till mål 9 i de globala målen genom att stödja hållbar och inkluderande industriell tillväxt samt stärka forskning, teknologisk kapacitet och innovation.

Programmet syftar även till att främja sektorsövergripande samarbete mellan regeringar, näringsliv, civilsamhälle och internationella organisationer. På så sätt stärks tillgången till teknik, innovation och kunskapsdelning, vilket i sin tur bidrar till kapacitetsutveckling och effektiva partnerskap i linje med mål 17.
Besöksprogram genomförs av Svenska Institutet med stöd av upphandlade programkonsulter, samt i samverkan med svenska organisationer och företag med expertis och erfarenhet inom tematiker knutna till svenska styrkeområden. 

År 2025 utgick verksamheten inom besöksprogrammet från temat hållbart skogsbruk och träbyggande – industrisektorer där Sverige både har ett starkt arv och en hög innovationsförmåga i nutid. Utifrån detta tema utvecklades besöksprogrammet Woodlife Business, som knyter samman centrala aktörer inom de lokala värdekedjorna för skogsbruk och byggnation i två programländer: Türkiye och Thailand.

Att det blev just Thailand och Turkiet har sin förklaring i att de ambassaderna har vänt sig till SI och efterfrågat stöd i genomförandet av ett besöksprogram. Båda ambassaden har arbetat med utställningen Woodlife Sweden sedan flera år tillbaka och i samband med att utställningen har visats har de, i synnerhet ambassaden i Nairboi, drivit frågan omställning till träbyggande i samband med mottagningar, frukostseminarier och andra typer av evenemang. Det nätverk av aktörer i Thailand respektive Turkiet som då har etablerats i båda länderna har SI ordnat ett besöksprogram för, dels för att lära sig/inspireras av svenska erfarenheter dels för att undersöka om det finns konkreta samarbetsmöjligheter för svenska och thailändska respektive turkiska aktörer.

2025 utgick besöksprogram från det svenska styrkeområdet hållbart skogsbruk och byggande i trä, med erbjudande som riktade sig till nyckelpersoner verksamma inom lokala skogsvärdekedjor i programländerna. Genom besöksprogrammet var målet att erbjuda deltagarna kunskap, inspiration och ett nationellt nätverk som hjälper dem att utveckla sina organisationer och lokala ekosystem att bättre främja hållbart skogsbruk och byggande i trä, som ett led i att förebygga klimatrelaterade utmaningar. Deltagarna rekryterades av svenska utlandsmyndigheter i programländerna, med c:a 30 deltagare vardera till 2 besök. Deltagande finansierades inom Sveriges strategi för Innovation, Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling</narrative>
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GOAL 9: 
The activity promotes sustainable industrialization and fosters innovation. Connecting to SDG9 goal in promoting sustainable and inclusive industrial growth and increasing research, technological capacity, and innovation. Overall, the activity sets out to strengthen the foundations needed for long‑term economic growth, competitiveness, and sustainable development.

GOAL 17:
In strengthening international partnership this activity sets out to strengthening the global partnerships needed to achieve all the Sustainable Development Goals. The exchange promotes cross-sector collaboration between governments, the private sector, civil society, and international organizations and builds access to technology, innovation, and knowledge‑sharing to promote capacity building effective partnerships.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förädling av skogsråvara, bland annat genom byggande i trä, har potential att främja värdeskapande tillväxt och minskat klimatavtryck i framtidens hållbara städer. Ökad hållbarhet i skogs- och byggvärdekedjor påverkar således ett lands konkurrenskraft och produktivitet. Besöksprogrammet Woodlife Business genomförs Sveriges strategi för Innovation Partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling som bland annat betonar mål relaterade till ekonomisk utveckling, utbildning, handel och grön omställning i världen. 

Programmet 2025 riktade sig särskilt till aktörer verksamma inom skogsvärdekedjan och byggsektorn och som sammantaget kan bidra till att stärka grogrund, tillväxt och genomslag för hållbart skogsbruk och byggande i trä. Programmet är utformat för att stärka förutsättningarna för att målgruppen når framgång i sitt arbete med att främja hållbart skogsbruk och byggande i trä, något som i sin tur kan bidra till jobbskapande, handel och grön omställning.

Genom utbildning, kapacitetsstärkande aktiviteter och ett nationellt nätverk skapas vidare förutsättningar för lokala partnerskap, vilket i sin tur hjälper deltagarna att samverka efter programmet och tillsammans öka sin positiva samhällspåverkan. Genom programmet stärks deltagarnas kunskap, inspiration och nätverk inom hållbart skogsbruk och byggande i trä, vilket syftar till att främja utvecklingen av hållbart skogsbruk och byggande i trä i programländerna. Genom hållbart skogsbruk och byggande i trä, kan vidare nya arbetstillfällen och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt.</narrative>
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      <narrative>9.4 - By 2030, upgrade infrastructure and retrofit industries to make them sustainable, with increased resource-use efficiency and greater adoption of clean and environmentally sound technologies and industrial processes, with all countries taking action in accordance with their respective capabilities.</narrative>
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        <narrative>0 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2014; 2 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2015; 2 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2016; 1 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2017; 3 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2018; 2seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2019; 2 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2020; 1 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2021; 3 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2022; 3 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2023; 3 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2024; 3 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2025</narrative>
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        <narrative xml:lang="sv">År 2014 1 sekonderade kriminalvårdsexperter som bidrog till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag; År 2015 2 sekonderade kriminalvårdsexperter som bidrog till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag; År 2016 2 sekonderade kriminalvårdsexperter som bidrog till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag; År 2017 3 sekonderade kriminalvårdsexperter som bidrog till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag; År 2018 4 sekonderade kriminalvårdsexperter som bidrog till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag; År 2019 2 sekonderade kriminalvårdsexperter som bidrog till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag; År 2020 3 sekonderade kriminalvårdsexperter som bidrog till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag; År 2021 3 sekonderade kriminalvårdsexperter som bidrog till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag; År 2022 7 sekonderade kriminalvårdsexperter som bidrog till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag; År 2023 4 sekonderade kriminalvårdsexperter som bidrog till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag; År 2024 5 sekonderade kriminalvårdsexperter som bidrog till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag; År 2025 3 sekonderade kriminalvårdsexperter som bidrog till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag</narrative>
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          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
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        <description>
          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>Personell contributions from the Swedish Prison and Probation Service shall contribute to the missions.</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime.</narrative>
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    <tag code="5.1" vocabulary="3">
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      <narrative>5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere.</narrative>
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    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="2">
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    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="4" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="10" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="11" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disability</narrative>
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      <period-end iso-date="2015-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2015-01-01">300000</value>
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    <budget>
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      <period-end iso-date="2016-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2016-01-01">500000</value>
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    <budget>
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      <period-end iso-date="2017-12-28" />
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    <budget>
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      <period-end iso-date="2018-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2018-01-01">4500000</value>
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    <budget>
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      <period-end iso-date="2019-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2019-01-01">2000000</value>
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    <budget>
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      <period-end iso-date="2020-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2020-01-01">4500000</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2021-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2021-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2021-01-01">4535000</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2022-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2022-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2022-01-01">6400000</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2023-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2023-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2023-01-01">4500000</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2024-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2024-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2024-01-01">4500000</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2025-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2025-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2025-01-01">2000000</value>
    </budget>
    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2026-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2026-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2026-01-01">3600000</value>
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    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="2" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2014-01-01" />
      <value value-date="2014-01-01">8300000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
        <narrative>UNDPO/United Nations Department of Peace Operations</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
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    <transaction>
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2014-01-28" />
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
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    <transaction>
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2015-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2015-01-28">1502494</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
        <narrative>UNDPO/United Nations Department of Peace Operations</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
      <recipient-country code="CF" />
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    <transaction>
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      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
        <narrative>UNDPO/United Nations Department of Peace Operations</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
      <recipient-country code="CF" />
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    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2017-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2017-01-28">3700000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
        <narrative>UNDPO/United Nations Department of Peace Operations</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
      <recipient-country code="CF" />
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    <transaction>
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2018-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2018-01-28">3700000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
        <narrative>UNDPO/United Nations Department of Peace Operations</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="2" code="152" />
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      <recipient-country code="CF" />
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    <transaction>
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2019-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2019-01-28">2554271</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
        <narrative>UNDPO/United Nations Department of Peace Operations</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="152" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
      <recipient-country code="CF" />
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    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2020-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2020-01-28">4175000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
        <narrative>UNDPO/United Nations Department of Peace Operations</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="152" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
      <recipient-country code="CF" />
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    <transaction>
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2021-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2021-01-28">4754565</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
        <narrative>UNDPO/United Nations Department of Peace Operations</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="152" />
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      <recipient-country code="CF" />
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2022-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2022-01-28">4711241</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
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      <recipient-country code="CF" />
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      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
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      <recipient-country code="CF" />
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      <value value-date="2024-01-28">2740059</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
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      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="152" />
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      <recipient-country code="CF" />
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    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2025-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2025-01-28">3297215</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
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      <sector vocabulary="2" code="152" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
      <recipient-country code="CF" />
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    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2026-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2026-01-28">3600000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
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      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="152" />
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      <recipient-country code="CF" />
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      <narrative>Seconded personell to EULEX Kosovo</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>Personell contributions from the Swedish Prison and Probation Service shall contribute to the missions.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Kriminalvårdens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag</narrative>
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      <website>www.kriminalvarden.se</website>
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        <narrative>1 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2020; 1 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2021; 1 seconded expert contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2022; 2 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2023; 3 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2024; 3 seconded experts contributed to fulfilling the mission's mandate during 2025</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Kriminalvården har genom årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser. EULEX Kosovo utgör en av dessa insatser.</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Bilateral capacity building support to State Audit Office of Afghanistan</narrative>
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      <narrative>Support development of the capacity to carry out audit of government activities and public funds in compliance with international auditing principles and standards.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Stödja utvecklingen av kapacitet att bedriva revision av statliga och offentliga medel i enlighet med internationella revisionsprinciper och standarder för revisionsmyndigheter.</narrative>
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          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
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        <description>
          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2018-01-01" />
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          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
        </title>
        <description>
          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
        </description>
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      <narrative>Development of NSSC</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
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      <narrative>Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-28" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
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    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2018-01-01" />
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      <narrative>16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels.</narrative>
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    <budget>
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      <value value-date="2018-01-01">240173</value>
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          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
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        <description>
          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Smärtan hos nyfödda har länge varit underskattad och otillräckligt behandlad. Kunskap om barns känslighet för smärta och stress har under de senaste åren väckt krav på skonsammare hantering. För att kunna utveckla mindre smärtsamma tekniker och metoder vid vårdprocedurerna för nyfödda, måste graden av stress och smärta kunna bedömas. Bedömaren är hänvisad till att iaktta barnets beteende samt fysiologiska och biokemiska reaktioner. Ofta finns det inte något betydelsefullt samband mellan de tre faktorerna. I vårt projekt kommer vi att bedöma smärta genom att mäta barnets ansiktsuttryck. Olika system för att analysera ansiktsuttryck har använts inom forskning och olika applikationer. Exempelvis är Neonatal Facial Coding System (NFCS) utvecklad från ett system som bedömer känslor hos vuxna: Facial Action Coding System (FACS). Detta system har använts intensivt som forskningsverktyg. Trots att dessa tekniker är lovande när det gäller bedömningar av smärta, krävs det dock fortfarande att människor gör bedömningen. De mänskliga faktorerna kan skapa olika variationer, till exempel graden av objektivitet, omfattningen av smärtan mm, vilket skapar osäkerhet i bedömningarna. Efterfrågan på ett automatiskt system är därför stor. Målet med detta projekt är att utveckla tekniker och metoder för automatisk bedömning av smärta genom att titta på ansiktsuttryck. För att avgöra vad ansiktsuttryck är behövs ordentliga beskrivningar. Craig?s Neotanal Facial Coding System (NFCS) kommer att användas i detta projekt. NFCS innehåller 10 ansiktsuttryck som människan visar vid smärta och analysen av smärta grundar sig helt på dessa. Exempelvis kan negativa uttryck kan härledas till hopdragna ögonbryn, rynkor vid näsan, öppna läppar mm. NFCS anses vara ett bra verktyg för att mäta smärta under de nyföddas första period. Ett system som automatiskt analyserar ansiktsuttryck kommer att tas fram som bygger på NFCS och standarden Modified Behavioral Pain Scale (MBPS). I jämförelse med att manuellt analysera uttryck är ett datorbaserat system mycket mer tidseffektivt. Att göra allt manuellt kräver mycket träning och det kan ta upp till 10 timmar att analysera en minut av en videofilm. Ett automatiskt system kommer att klara av att analysera 5-10 bilder per sekund.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Tomato yellow leaf curl virus (TYLCV) is an increasing problem in the Mediterranean Region and other parts of the world. The aim of this application to the Swedish Research Links programme is to provide means for scientists from Jordan, Egypt and Sweden to meet and collaborate. The objectives of the proposed collaboration are (1) to test if new variants of TYLCV are emerging; (2) to use transgenic plants to reveal aspects of virus-host interactions and to generate virus-resistant plants; (3) to use fruit as a model to study virus-host interactions. There will be visits and exchange of scientists and students as well as organisation of annual workshops. The combination of expertise in plant virology and plant molecular biology from Sweden and the MENA region will be very valuable when addressing the research questions related to TYLCV diversity and resistance. The project will strongly benefit from the complementary background of the applicants. It would be difficult for the applicants to carry out the different project components without this collaboration.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Virus infekterar växter och kan då orsaka allvarliga sjukdomar med stora skördeförluster. Begomovirus har dykt upp som en viktig patogen på många grödor i tropiska och subtropiska regioner runt hela världen. Arvsmassan hos begomovirus består av DNA, vilket annars är ovanligt för växtinfekterande virus. Begomovirus överförs mellan växter av en art av vita flygare: Bemisia tabaci. Tomat påverkas av många olika begomovirus. År 2007 hade 55 arter av begomovirus rapporterats infektera tomat i Europa, Asien, Afrika, Sydamerika, Nordamerika och Australien. En del av dessa begomovirus orsakar sjukdomen tomato yellow leaf curl disease (TYLCD), vilket anses vara en av de allvarligaste sjukdomarna på tomat. I medelhavsregionen har Tomato yellow leaf curl virus (TYLCV) och Tomato yellow leaf curl Sardinia virus (TYLCSV) snabbt spridits och de är nu vanliga. Nyligen har också nya begomovirus uppträtt i Spanien som ett resultat av utbyte av genetiskt material mellan olika virus. TYLCV har spritt sig från medelhavsregionen till andra delar av världen, inklusive Nordamerika och Ostasien. Det har antagligen skett genom transport av infekterade växter. Att begomovirus framträtt som en viktig patogen har förknippats med spridningen av biotyp B av B. tabaci. Kontroll av insektsvektorn med insekticider försvåras av att den lätt utvecklar resistens. För närvarande finns det heller inga tomatsorter som är helt resistenta mot begomovirus. Kontrollen av TYLCD är därför beroende av odlingsmetoder som förhindrar virusspridning och utvecklandet av resistenta tomatsorter. För effektiv kontroll av TYLCV är det nödvändigt med forskning på virusdiversitet och evolution, vektorn B. tabaci, och virusresistens. TYLCD är av signifikant betydelse i MENA-regionen. Även i Sverige finns det risk för att begomovirus och B. tabaci etablerar sig i växthus. De tre sökandena Dr. Anders Kvarnheden (Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet), Professor Toba Osman (Fayoum University, Egypten) och Dr. Ayed Al-Abdallat (University of Jordan) kommer att kombinera sin expertis för att öka kunskapen om TYLCD-associerade virus och hur TYLCD kan kontrolleras. Olika molekylära verktyg kommer att användas för detta projekt. Tomatprover insamlade i Egypten, Jordanien och Sverige (importerad frukt) kommer att analyseras för att studera virusdiversitet och för att detektera eventuella nya stammar och arter av begomovirus. Fokus kommer speciellt ligga på tomatplantor som uppvisar nya typer av symtom. Transgena tomatplantor kommer användas för att förstå växt-virusinteraktioner och för att erhålla virusresistens. Förmågan hos olika begomovirus från medelhavsregionen och Afrika att infektera de transgena plantorna kommer att undersökas. Resistensen mot TYLCD ska kunna motstå infektion från existerande och nya begomovirus samt de DNA-satelliter som ofta följer med begomovirus. Det är dåligt känt hur begomovirus infekterar frukt och hur de påverkar fruktutvecklingen. För att studera virus-värdinteraktioner på cellnivå kommer frukter av olika ålder samlas in från infekterade tomatplantor och virusmängder och virusets utbredning i frukten bestämmas. Årliga workshops kommer anordnas i Jordanien, Sverige och Egypten för att diskutera projektets framsteg och för planering. De tre sökandena samt deltagande doktorander och masterstudenter kommer delta i dessa workshops. Mötena kommer också omfatta en öppen del för forskare och användare i regionen. Projektet kommer vara en viktig plattform för att initiera ytterligare samarbeten mellan de deltagande universiteten och länderna. Visionen är att projektet är startpunkten för ett långtgående samarbete, som också omfattar andra länder med ett intresse för TYLCV.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Virus infekterar växter och kan då orsaka allvarliga sjukdomar med stora skördeförluster. Begomovirus har dykt upp som en viktig patogen på många grödor i tropiska och subtropiska regioner runt hela världen. Arvsmassan hos begomovirus består av DNA, vilket annars är ovanligt för växtinfekterande virus. Begomovirus överförs mellan växter av en art av vita flygare: Bemisia tabaci. Tomat påverkas av många olika begomovirus. År 2007 hade 55 arter av begomovirus rapporterats infektera tomat i Europa, Asien, Afrika, Sydamerika, Nordamerika och Australien. En del av dessa begomovirus orsakar sjukdomen tomato yellow leaf curl disease (TYLCD), vilket anses vara en av de allvarligaste sjukdomarna på tomat. I medelhavsregionen har Tomato yellow leaf curl virus (TYLCV) och Tomato yellow leaf curl Sardinia virus (TYLCSV) snabbt spridits och de är nu vanliga. Nyligen har också nya begomovirus uppträtt i Spanien som ett resultat av utbyte av genetiskt material mellan olika virus. TYLCV har spritt sig från medelhavsregionen till andra delar av världen, inklusive Nordamerika och Ostasien. Det har antagligen skett genom transport av infekterade växter. Att begomovirus framträtt som en viktig patogen har förknippats med spridningen av biotyp B av B. tabaci. Kontroll av insektsvektorn med insekticider försvåras av att den lätt utvecklar resistens. För närvarande finns det heller inga tomatsorter som är helt resistenta mot begomovirus. Kontrollen av TYLCD är därför beroende av odlingsmetoder som förhindrar virusspridning och utvecklandet av resistenta tomatsorter. För effektiv kontroll av TYLCV är det nödvändigt med forskning på virusdiversitet och evolution, vektorn B. tabaci, och virusresistens. TYLCD är av signifikant betydelse i MENA-regionen. Även i Sverige finns det risk för att begomovirus och B. tabaci etablerar sig i växthus. De tre sökandena Dr. Anders Kvarnheden (Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet), Professor Toba Osman (Fayoum University, Egypten) och Dr. Ayed Al-Abdallat (University of Jordan) kommer att kombinera sin expertis för att öka kunskapen om TYLCD-associerade virus och hur TYLCD kan kontrolleras. Olika molekylära verktyg kommer att användas för detta projekt. Tomatprover insamlade i Egypten, Jordanien och Sverige (importerad frukt) kommer att analyseras för att studera virusdiversitet och för att detektera eventuella nya stammar och arter av begomovirus. Fokus kommer speciellt ligga på tomatplantor som uppvisar nya typer av symtom. Transgena tomatplantor kommer användas för att förstå växt-virusinteraktioner och för att erhålla virusresistens. Förmågan hos olika begomovirus från medelhavsregionen och Afrika att infektera de transgena plantorna kommer att undersökas. Resistensen mot TYLCD ska kunna motstå infektion från existerande och nya begomovirus samt de DNA-satelliter som ofta följer med begomovirus. Det är dåligt känt hur begomovirus infekterar frukt och hur de påverkar fruktutvecklingen. För att studera virus-värdinteraktioner på cellnivå kommer frukter av olika ålder samlas in från infekterade tomatplantor och virusmängder och virusets utbredning i frukten bestämmas. Årliga workshops kommer anordnas i Jordanien, Sverige och Egypten för att diskutera projektets framsteg och för planering. De tre sökandena samt deltagande doktorander och masterstudenter kommer delta i dessa workshops. Mötena kommer också omfatta en öppen del för forskare och användare i regionen. Projektet kommer vara en viktig plattform för att initiera ytterligare samarbeten mellan de deltagande universiteten och länderna. Visionen är att projektet är startpunkten för ett långtgående samarbete, som också omfattar andra länder med ett intresse för TYLCV.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Plasmodium falciparum malaria is a public health problem killing 0.9 million people yearly-most of them children in Africa South of Sahara. Artemisinin combination therapy (ACT) of short-acting artermisinin derivatives and long acting compounds are WHO recommended first line therapy. Alarming reports from Asia suggest that the sensitivity of artemisinin compounds in treating malaria may be decreasing. Consequently, correct dosages of ACT:s are critical to preserve the efficacy of these essential antimalarials in Africa. This project reevaluates recommended dosage regimens of ACT:s in treating uncomplicated falciparum malaria in Africa. We focus on improving the pediatric dosages of ACT:s and to investigate if locally available cooking oil may provide predictable absorption of lumefantrine, one of the most used ACT partner drugs. This collaborative project between Uganda and Sweden will strengthen competence in rational drug dosage principles in the two countries. A clinical pharmacology centre on rational drug therapy of infectious diseases including malaria and HIV/AIDS will be established in Uganda. Our collaboration builds on 10 years of joint research and training. We use state of the art methods in clinical drug design, in clinical research, in drug analysis and in concentration-effect modelling. The grant contributes to train junior and senior staff in Uganda and Sweden by frequent short visits to learn from each other and strengthen collaboration.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Idag finns det få effektiva läkemedel för att bota den allvarliga formen av malaria (falciparum), som dödar omkring 0.9 millioner människor årligen. De flesta är barn i Afrika söder om Sahara. Kombinationsterapi med effektiva kortvarigt verkande artemisininläkemedel (ursprungligen från en kinesisk örtmedicin) och långvarigt verksamma läkemedel är idag den mest effektiva behandlingen. På senare år har larmrapporter publicerats om att känsligheten för artemisiningruppens läkemedel kan vara minskad i Asien. Korrekt dosering av läkemedel mot malaria är därför kritiskt för att bevara effekten av dessa viktiga läkemedel mot malaria. Detta projekt utvärderar om nuvarande rekommenderade doseringsregimer av kombinationsläkemedel med artemisininpreparat är optimala vid behandling av okomplicerad falciparum malaria. Vi studerar fr.a. om intag av lokalt tillgängliga former av matlagningsolja kan bidra till god och förutsägbar absorption av lumefantrin, En orsak till minskad känslighet för artermisinin kan vara dålig absorption av lumefantrin, som är långverkande och eliminerar kvarvarande parasiter efter att artemisinin försvunnit ur kroppen. Våra studier kan bidra till att nya doseringsprinciper kan bevara god effekt av de essentiella artemisininläkemedlen för att behandla malaria. Samarbetet mellan forskare i Uganda och Sverige kan bidra till att stärka kompetensen i principer för rationell dosering av läkemedel i Afrika. Sådan kompetens är väsentlig för att uppnå effektiv och säker läkemedelsbehandling vid infektionssjukdomar i Afrika. Vår forskning bygger på 10 års samarbete. Vi utnyttjar senaste metodik inom design av kliniska läkemedelsstudier, läkemedelsanalys och vid utvärdering av relationen mellan läkemedelshalt och effekt med matematiska metoder. Vi lägger stor vikt vid att utbilda unga och erfarna forskare genom regelbundna besök och utbildningar. Merparten av ett beviljat anslag kommer att användas till att bekosta forskarutbytet mellan de båda länderna.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Rational dosage schedules of artemisinin based combination treatment for malaria developed in collaboration between Sweden and Uganda</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Rationella doseringsprinciper för artemisininbaserade kombinationer vid behandling av malaria utvecklade i samarbete mellan Sverige och Uganda</narrative>
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      <narrative>Plasmodium falciparum malaria is a public health problem killing 0.9 million people yearly-most of them children in Africa South of Sahara. Artemisinin combination therapy (ACT) of short-acting artermisinin derivatives and long acting compounds are WHO recommended first line therapy. Alarming reports from Asia suggest that the sensitivity of artemisinin compounds in treating malaria may be decreasing. Consequently, correct dosages of ACT:s are critical to preserve the efficacy of these essential antimalarials in Africa. This project reevaluates recommended dosage regimens of ACT:s in treating uncomplicated falciparum malaria in Africa. We focus on improving the pediatric dosages of ACT:s and to investigate if locally available cooking oil may provide predictable absorption of lumefantrine, one of the most used ACT partner drugs. This collaborative project between Uganda and Sweden will strengthen competence in rational drug dosage principles in the two countries. A clinical pharmacology centre on rational drug therapy of infectious diseases including malaria and HIV/AIDS will be established in Uganda. Our collaboration builds on 10 years of joint research and training. We use state of the art methods in clinical drug design, in clinical research, in drug analysis and in concentration-effect modelling. The grant contributes to train junior and senior staff in Uganda and Sweden by frequent short visits to learn from each other and strengthen collaboration.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Idag finns det få effektiva läkemedel för att bota den allvarliga formen av malaria (falciparum), som dödar omkring 0.9 millioner människor årligen. De flesta är barn i Afrika söder om Sahara. Kombinationsterapi med effektiva kortvarigt verkande artemisininläkemedel (ursprungligen från en kinesisk örtmedicin) och långvarigt verksamma läkemedel är idag den mest effektiva behandlingen. På senare år har larmrapporter publicerats om att känsligheten för artemisiningruppens läkemedel kan vara minskad i Asien. Korrekt dosering av läkemedel mot malaria är därför kritiskt för att bevara effekten av dessa viktiga läkemedel mot malaria. Detta projekt utvärderar om nuvarande rekommenderade doseringsregimer av kombinationsläkemedel med artemisininpreparat är optimala vid behandling av okomplicerad falciparum malaria. Vi studerar fr.a. om intag av lokalt tillgängliga former av matlagningsolja kan bidra till god och förutsägbar absorption av lumefantrin, En orsak till minskad känslighet för artermisinin kan vara dålig absorption av lumefantrin, som är långverkande och eliminerar kvarvarande parasiter efter att artemisinin försvunnit ur kroppen. Våra studier kan bidra till att nya doseringsprinciper kan bevara god effekt av de essentiella artemisininläkemedlen för att behandla malaria. Samarbetet mellan forskare i Uganda och Sverige kan bidra till att stärka kompetensen i principer för rationell dosering av läkemedel i Afrika. Sådan kompetens är väsentlig för att uppnå effektiv och säker läkemedelsbehandling vid infektionssjukdomar i Afrika. Vår forskning bygger på 10 års samarbete. Vi utnyttjar senaste metodik inom design av kliniska läkemedelsstudier, läkemedelsanalys och vid utvärdering av relationen mellan läkemedelshalt och effekt med matematiska metoder. Vi lägger stor vikt vid att utbilda unga och erfarna forskare genom regelbundna besök och utbildningar. Merparten av ett beviljat anslag kommer att användas till att bekosta forskarutbytet mellan de båda länderna.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">TILLGÅNG och ÖVERFLÖD: Diagnostika och Dosförpackade Läkemedel för Integrerad Vård av Barnet med Feber för Malaria, Lunginflammation, Diarre</narrative>
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      <narrative>The main child killer diseases, malaria and pneumonia both present with fever and rapid breathing and overlaps with diarrhea. Without diagnostic tests health workers treat presumptively. In Uganda we have shown a majority of children dying from pneumonia had first been treated with malaria drugs. With poor access to quality public care, two thirds of febrile children in rural Uganda are treated from private drug shops, while drug resistance is mounting from excess use on the wrong indication. Point-of-care diagnostics for malaria and pneumonia and prepackaged quality drugs are now being introduced as Integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) through Community Health Workers to increase access. Meanwhile the private sector continues to see a majority of patients with poor quality and excess drug use. This project will assess effects of introducing diagnostics and promoting pediatric-dosage pre-packed drugs for acute febrile illnesses (malaria pneumonia diarrhoea) in private pharmacies in rural Uganda. Using a two-arm design comparing iCCM, to presumptive antimalarial treatment we evaluate the effect on appropriate and prompt treatment, quality of care, adherence and drug use. Household surveys, exit interviews, treatment register review and an adherence survey will be done, as well as qualitative interviews with parents and shopkeepers. Results will add to the meager evidence on private sector and inform ongoing Global Fund private sector interventions</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Nästan åtta miljoner barn dör i världen varje år före fem års ålder. Malaria, lunginflammation och diarre är de tre största dödsorsakerna, och visar sig som akut febersjukdom hos barn. Det finns effektiv behandling för att bota dessa barn, men i brist på tillgång till adekvat undersökning och diagnos får ofta barnen behandling för det både sjukvårdare o föräldrar är mest rädda för: malaria. Tyvärr visar det sig i våra studier från Uganda att barn som har lunginflammation även får malaria behandling, vilket leder till allvarlig sjukdom och död. Den offentliga sjukvården har vårdcentraler vilka ofta ligger 5 kilometer från hemmet. Dessutom saknar de ofta läkemedel. Istället har en stor privat sektor vuxit fram med privatapotek o kiosker, ofta hemma i byn. I våra studier från Uganda har två av tre barn fått behandling som föräldrarna köpt i privata sektorn. Tyvärr är det ofta fel medicin i dålig kvalitet och otillräcklig dos, och många gånger ges medicinen i onödan, speciellt malariatabletter och antibiotika. Detta är både kostsamt för familjen och leder till resistensutveckling. Och till att 10% av barnen dör före fem års ålder, två av tre på grund av botbara sjukdomar. Snabbtest för malaria har nu kommit. Tillsammans med ?äggklockor? för att äta andningsfrekvens som tecken på lunginflammation ger detta möjligheter att bättre diagnosticera barn, även hemma i byn. Byhälsovårdare utrustas nu med sådana diagnostika, och med dosförpackade mediciner mot malaria, lunginflammation och diarre i många länder i Afrika o Asien nu. Emellertid visar det sig att många föräldrar ändå fortsätter gå till privatapoteken, och på grund av läkemedelsbrist o utan betalning slutar många byhälsovårdare. Medans privatapoteken jobbar på? Vi vill nu testa om snabbtest, dosförpackade läkemedel, och information, så kallad ?social marketing? kan ge fler barn tillgång till snabbare och bättre vård via privatapotek i Uganda. Och om det samtidigt går att reducera onödig användning av mediciner. Vi kommer att göra en kontrollerad studie där vi jämför två distrikt, ungefär som två svenska landsting, där privatapotek får snabbest o dosförpackade läkemedel mot malaria, lunginflammation och diarre, med ett kontrolldistrikt där privatapoteken fortsätter som förut, det vill säga att sälja malariatabletter till föräldrar utan att först träffa eller diagnosticera barnet. Vi kommer att utvärdera projektet genom att mäta vårdsökande för sjuka barn före och efter projektet i både interventions och kontrolldistrikten, och jämföra förändringarna. VI kommer att mäta hur privatapoteken förskriver läkemedel, samt om föräldrarna ger hela doser som rekommenderat. Våra resultat kommer att peka på möjligheten att förbättra vård för barn genom dessa insatser, och är direkt relevanta för WHO och UNICEF, samt för Globala Fonden, som nu subventionerar effektiva malaria läkemedel till privata sektorn i nio Afrikanska länder, men inte vet hur introducera diagnostika eller annan behandling för att minska onödig, kostsam, och farlig övermedicinering, vilken även driver resistensutvecklingen.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The main child killer diseases, malaria and pneumonia both present with fever and rapid breathing and overlaps with diarrhea. Without diagnostic tests health workers treat presumptively. In Uganda we have shown a majority of children dying from pneumonia had first been treated with malaria drugs. With poor access to quality public care, two thirds of febrile children in rural Uganda are treated from private drug shops, while drug resistance is mounting from excess use on the wrong indication. Point-of-care diagnostics for malaria and pneumonia and prepackaged quality drugs are now being introduced as Integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) through Community Health Workers to increase access. Meanwhile the private sector continues to see a majority of patients with poor quality and excess drug use. This project will assess effects of introducing diagnostics and promoting pediatric-dosage pre-packed drugs for acute febrile illnesses (malaria pneumonia diarrhoea) in private pharmacies in rural Uganda. Using a two-arm design comparing iCCM, to presumptive antimalarial treatment we evaluate the effect on appropriate and prompt treatment, quality of care, adherence and drug use. Household surveys, exit interviews, treatment register review and an adherence survey will be done, as well as qualitative interviews with parents and shopkeepers. Results will add to the meager evidence on private sector and inform ongoing Global Fund private sector interventions</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Nästan åtta miljoner barn dör i världen varje år före fem års ålder. Malaria, lunginflammation och diarre är de tre största dödsorsakerna, och visar sig som akut febersjukdom hos barn. Det finns effektiv behandling för att bota dessa barn, men i brist på tillgång till adekvat undersökning och diagnos får ofta barnen behandling för det både sjukvårdare o föräldrar är mest rädda för: malaria. Tyvärr visar det sig i våra studier från Uganda att barn som har lunginflammation även får malaria behandling, vilket leder till allvarlig sjukdom och död. Den offentliga sjukvården har vårdcentraler vilka ofta ligger 5 kilometer från hemmet. Dessutom saknar de ofta läkemedel. Istället har en stor privat sektor vuxit fram med privatapotek o kiosker, ofta hemma i byn. I våra studier från Uganda har två av tre barn fått behandling som föräldrarna köpt i privata sektorn. Tyvärr är det ofta fel medicin i dålig kvalitet och otillräcklig dos, och många gånger ges medicinen i onödan, speciellt malariatabletter och antibiotika. Detta är både kostsamt för familjen och leder till resistensutveckling. Och till att 10% av barnen dör före fem års ålder, två av tre på grund av botbara sjukdomar. Snabbtest för malaria har nu kommit. Tillsammans med ?äggklockor? för att äta andningsfrekvens som tecken på lunginflammation ger detta möjligheter att bättre diagnosticera barn, även hemma i byn. Byhälsovårdare utrustas nu med sådana diagnostika, och med dosförpackade mediciner mot malaria, lunginflammation och diarre i många länder i Afrika o Asien nu. Emellertid visar det sig att många föräldrar ändå fortsätter gå till privatapoteken, och på grund av läkemedelsbrist o utan betalning slutar många byhälsovårdare. Medans privatapoteken jobbar på? Vi vill nu testa om snabbtest, dosförpackade läkemedel, och information, så kallad ?social marketing? kan ge fler barn tillgång till snabbare och bättre vård via privatapotek i Uganda. Och om det samtidigt går att reducera onödig användning av mediciner. Vi kommer att göra en kontrollerad studie där vi jämför två distrikt, ungefär som två svenska landsting, där privatapotek får snabbest o dosförpackade läkemedel mot malaria, lunginflammation och diarre, med ett kontrolldistrikt där privatapoteken fortsätter som förut, det vill säga att sälja malariatabletter till föräldrar utan att först träffa eller diagnosticera barnet. Vi kommer att utvärdera projektet genom att mäta vårdsökande för sjuka barn före och efter projektet i både interventions och kontrolldistrikten, och jämföra förändringarna. VI kommer att mäta hur privatapoteken förskriver läkemedel, samt om föräldrarna ger hela doser som rekommenderat. Våra resultat kommer att peka på möjligheten att förbättra vård för barn genom dessa insatser, och är direkt relevanta för WHO och UNICEF, samt för Globala Fonden, som nu subventionerar effektiva malaria läkemedel till privata sektorn i nio Afrikanska länder, men inte vet hur introducera diagnostika eller annan behandling för att minska onödig, kostsam, och farlig övermedicinering, vilken även driver resistensutvecklingen.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Within an interest in classroom research the overall purpose of this project is to examine and develop Lesson/Learning Study (LLS) as a model for improving the quality of teaching and learning in schools and thereby enhance goal achievement. Four LLS cases will be carried out in each country focusing on the development of specific capabilities within science, math´s, languages and crafts and will function as a strategy for a research based, *bottom up* school development. The design contains a cyclical process of planning, analysis and revision of a lesson and is documented. Meta-analysis will focus on prerequisites and barriers for the LLS as a part of school development. The research processes are continuously discussed and analyzed at joint workshops twice a year. In-between ITC-collaboration will be used: sharing *research lessons*, work processes and results. Expected outcome are concrete development work in the form of *research lessons*, joint articles and cross-school teacher networks but also general knowledge on content and goals, students´ learning, teaching difficulties and design of teaching. Lesson/Learning Study in a transnational space as in this project engages with ideas that flow from different cultural settings than those prevailed in the context of origin and will shed further light on some of the critical issues within the research area i.e. the sustainability outside the collaborative organizational culture to be found in East Asian countries.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Skolutveckling genom lärarforskning - en komparativ studie om Lesson och Learning Studies i Sverige och Tanzania Det övergripande syftet med det här projektet är att genom lärarforskning testa och vidareutveckla vad som kallas Lesson/Learning Study (LLS) som modell för skolutveckling; utveckling och förbättring av undervisningen och lärandet och därmed ökad måluppfyllelse. Forskningsprojektet bygger på forskarnas omfattande erfarenheter av klassrumsbaserad forskning och ett intresse för kunskap, lärande, undervisning och bedömning i olika pedagogiska miljöer från skola till universitet samt skolutveckling och lärares professionella utveckling. Lesson Study har sina rötter i det japanska skolsystemet och beskrivs som en lokal skolutveckling. Learning Study i sin tur kombinerar Lesson Study traditionen och Design and Development Research. För att upptäcka särdrag som gör skillnad för elevernas lärande används variationsteori. För och efter testning av elevernas kunskaper, forskares och lärares samarbete och begreppen lärandeobjekt och kritiska aspekter är några kännetecken. I det här projektet används termen Lesson/Learning Study för att visa på att utgångspunkt är Lesson Study traditionen men att element från Learning Study lånas; begreppet lärandeobjekt, elevtesterna och forskarnas starkare medverkan. Projektet organiseras kring fyra LLS-fall i varje land (Sverige &amp; Tanzania) med fokus på utvecklingen av specifika förmågor inom ämnesområdena naturvetenskap, matematik, språk och slöjd som en strategi för en forskningsbaserad *bottom-up* skolutveckling. Uppläggningen följer en cyklisk process av planering, analys, och revidering av en lektion. Lärare och forskare väljer gemensamt vilka förmågor (lärandeobjekt) som eleverna ska uppnå. Utgångspunkt utgörs av vad lärare erfar att elever har svårt med. Forskningslektionen planeras och en av deltagande lärare genomför lektionen. Den dokumenterade lektionen och elevresultat analyseras som grund för en reviderad forskningslektion, osv i tre till fyra cykler. LLS-cyklerna av följs utveckling av former för dokumentation och kunskapsspridning. Vidare genomförs en metastudie där dokumentationen från fallstudierna analyseras i syfte att beskriva hur kunskapen från dem kan belysa förutsättningar och hinder för att LLS ska kunna bli en del av skolutvecklingen. Fallstudierna och forskningsprocess diskuteras och analyseras kontinuerligt på gemensamma seminarier två gånger om året. En nätbaserad plattform upprättas för kommunikationen mellan de fysiska mötena för att delge varandra, forskare och deltagande lärare, forskningslektioner, arbetsprocesser och resultat. Lesson Study i synnerhet har fått en snabb spridning i världen som modell för skolutveckling med fokus på att utveckla lärarnas professionella kultur. Det världsomfattande intresset för den japanska traditionen ska ses mot bakgrund av att den tycks ha resulterat i en undersökande och innovativ kultur i japanska skolor och är en av anledningarna till landets framgång på de internationells jämförande proven. Introduktionen i västerländska och afrikanska länder utmanar de rådande klassrumspraktikerna som tenderar att betraktas som lärarens egendom; läraren ensam har ansvar för kvaliteten i elevernas lärande och också synen på professionell kunskap som en privat handelsvara istället för en offentlig tillgång. Erfarenheter från USA visar att det finns vissa svårigheter att implementera modellen i ett land med en tradition av uppifrånstyrning via centralt framtagna reformer vilket kan sägas känneteckna både Sverige och Tanzania. Projektet ger möjligheter att studera hur modellen kan fungera i två länder med så olika men ändå lika förutsättningar. Betydelsen av projektet är mångsidigt; fallstudierna genererar grundläggande kunskaper om frågor som är väsentliga för lärares yrkesutövande och resultaten från meta-studien ger kunskaper om hur Learning Study kan förbättras som forskningsansats för skolutveckling. Vidare kan projektet visa på om de</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Uppföljning av en jämlik hälsoutveckling i Tigray-regionen i Etiopien Även om hälsovillkoren för etiopiska medborgare förbättras, är det viktigt att ha tillgång till bra mått på och metoder att följa hälsoutvecklingen. Information om t.ex antal dödsfall bland mödrar och barn och fall av allvarliga sjukdomar som malaria, är avgörande indikatorer för effektiv planering och prioritering av hälso- och sjukvårdsresurser, kunskap som ofta saknas. Tigray är den nordligaste delen av Etiopien, med över 4 miljoner invånare. Det är ett avlägset och bergigt område, där det inte är lätt att övervaka hälsa och leverera sjukvård till alla på ett rättvist och jämlikt sätt. Syftet med denna forskning är att skapa förutsättningar för det lokala universitetet i Mekelle (den regionala huvudstaden) att i samarbete med Regional Health Bureau (som ansvarar för hälso-och sjukvård) mäta viktiga hälsoresultat och därmed förbättra underlaget för hälsoplaneringen. Utvecklingen av ett nationellt program pågår redan med hjälp av lokala hälsoarbetare, som kommer att vara ansvariga för folkbokföringen av familjer som bor i deras områden. Projektet kommer att kontrollera kvaliteten på uppgifterna från vårdpersonalen i Tigray och utveckla metoder som gör att informationen kommer till användning för prioriteringar inom hälso- och sjukvården. Tidsplaneringen för projektet sammanfaller med utvärderingen av FN: s millenniemål (2015). Projektet kommer att bidra till en bättre övervakning av hälsoutvecklingen i Tigray men också ge underlag om hur millennieutvecklingsmålen nåtts och till den internationella dagordningen efter 2015. Det är troligt att det internationella samfundet kommer att sätta nya mål bortom 2015 som kommer att omfatta åtgärder för jämlikhet i hälsa samt nya mål för minskad dödlighet. Vår forskning kommer att utveckla metoder för att värdera dessa nya mål, så att hälsoansvariga i Tigray ges möjlighet att se tydliga bevis på de framsteg som görs. Det nära samarbetet mellan forskare vid Umeå universitet och etiopiska kollegor kommer att bidra till att bygga en starkare framtid för hälsa i Tigray.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Att studera maternell dödlighet har tradidtionellt varit ett sätt att visa på socioekonomiska skillnader i populationen men även att studera suboptimal vård. Mödradödloghet anses vara den parameter som bäst speglar ojämlikhet i hälsa mellan resursstarka respektive resurssvaga länder. Dock är det välkänt att definitionen av mödradödlighet är komplicerad vilket göt det svårstuderat även i länder med höga mödradödstal samt att felklassificering förekpmmer även i länder med bra hälsoregister. Att ge feedback från auditstudier av maternella dödsfall är också behäftat med skuldkänslor bland inblandad personal och överskuggar metodens feedback på medicinsk händelser. Att mäta utfall som ?Svår maternell sjuklighet eller Maternal near miss?, har därför blivit ett alternativ då förekomsten är högre, ger snabbare studieresultat samt att audit görs på fall som överlevt vilket underlättar återkoppling av handläggning till vårdpersonalen. Syftet med studien är att implementera maternal near miss-begreppet i Iran som ett led i att åtgärda den mycket höga kejsarsnittsfrekvensen. Att finna ett nytt sätt att allokera resurser inom kvinnohälsa utan att försämra mödrasjukligheten i Iran är i linje med WHOs ?Safe Motherhood? initiativ. Projektet förstärker samarbetet mellan Iran och Sverige såväl vetenskpligt som pedagogiskt inom området kvinnohälsa med speciellt fokus på ländernas olika tradition att använda kejsarsnitt.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Stigande kejsarsnittfrekvens - en utmaning för Safe Motherhood Initiative. Implementering av Maternal Near Miss-konceptet med auditmetod i Iran. Att studera maternell dödlighet har tradidtionellt varit ett sätt att visa på socioekonomiska skillnader i populationen men även att studera suboptimal vård. Mödradödloghet anses vara den parameter som bäst speglar ojämlikhet i hälsa mellan resursstarka respektive resurssvaga länder. Dock är det välkänt att definitionen av mödradödlighet är komplicerad vilket göt det svårstuderat även i länder med höga mödradödstal samt att felklassificering förekpmmer även i länder med bra hälsoregister. Att ge feedback från auditstudier av maternella dödsfall är också behäftat med skuldkänslor bland inblandad personal och överskuggar metodens feedback på medicinsk händelser. Att mäta utfall som Svår maternell sjuklighet eller Maternal near miss, har därför blivit ett alternativ då förekomsten är högre, ger snabbare studieresultat samt att audit görs på fall som överlevt vilket underlättar återkoppling av handläggning till vårdpersonalen. Syftet med studien är att implementera maternal near miss-begreppet i Iran som ett led i att åtgärda den mycket höga kejsarsnittsfrekvensen. Att finna ett nytt sätt att allokera resurser inom kvinnohälsa utan att försämra mödrasjukligheten i Iran är i linje med WHOs Safe Motherhood initiative. Projektet förstärker samarbetet mellan Iran och Sverige såväl vetenskpligt som pedagogiskt inom området kvinnohälsa med speciellt fokus på ländernas olika tradition att använda kejsarsnitt.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det föreslagna projektet ska fördjupa vår grundläggande förståelse om jonledning och laddningstransfer i material som kan tillämpas i nästa-generationens litium-jon batterier, bränsleceller och elektrokromiska enheter. Dessa teknologier bildar kärnan i en miljövänlig produktion och användning av energi. Dessa tillämpningars prestanda beror i stor utsträckning på materialens effektivitet, som måste kontinuerligt förbättras för att bemöta samhällets stigande krav på en hållbar utveckling. Sökandet efter förbättrade material liknar ofta en empirisk gissningslek där stora insatser kan förbrukas innan en minnande materialkombination kan hittas. I detta projekt erbjuder vi ett alternativt tillvägagångssätt för att designa material, där basen för sökandet är en grundläggande förståelse av de mikroskopiska mekanismer som ligger bakom materialets fysikaliska egenskaper. Denna förståelse kan fås från kvantmekaniska beräkningar där materialegenskaperna studeras på en atomär nivå. Den teoretiska studien kommer att genomföras med metoder baserade på täthetsfunktionalteori, en välkänd metod (Nobelpriset i kemi 1998) som möjliggör studier av olika sorters växelverkan, bindning samt termodynamiska och elektroniska egenskaper på den mest grundläggande nivån. Dessa kvantmekaniska metoder ger oss möjlighet att behandla olika faser så som fasta ämnen, gaser samt vätskor på likvärdiga sätt. Beräkningarna utförs utan att använda justerbara parametrar så att den enda information som behövs är den som finns i det periodiska systemet . Det långsiktiga målet i projektet är att bygga upp en gedigen spetskunskap om material- och transportberäkningar på oxidbaserade material för tillämpningar inom ren och förnybar energiteknik. För att nå detta långsiktiga mål kommer vi att fokusera vår forskning till två sammanlänkade effekter som omfattar mycket grundläggande förståelse för gränsskiktsstrukturer och legeringar i dessa oxidbaserade material: (1) Jonisk ledningsförmåga, dvs atomers rörelser i material. (2) Polaroniska effekter, dvs koppling mellan laddning och atomvibrationer. Modellerna ska komplettera och stödja experimentella mätningar och större avancerade komponentsimuleringar.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Oxide materials are in the heart of many modern clean energy technologies, such as fuel cells, lithium batteries, gas separation membranes, sensors, catalysts and ?smart windows?. Commercial success of current applications and future fascinating perspectives create a growing demand for novel advanced materials. Strive for better materials can be significantly facilitated by the understanding of microscopic processes behind the desired properties. The modern computational physics has reached the level when it has become a useful tool in materials research not only able to enclose the most fundamental mechanisms determining observable materials properties but also predict them. This project is devoted to theoretical studies of charge localization, defect/polaron distributions and charge and ion mobility in WO3 and TiO2, two technolgically important oxides, and at their surfaces. The project aims at going beyond the current state-of-the-art in description of these oxides.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det föreslagna projektet ska fördjupa vår grundläggande förståelse om jonledning och laddningstransfer i material som kan tillämpas i nästa-generationens litium-jon batterier, bränsleceller och elektrokromiska enheter. Dessa teknologier bildar kärnan i en miljövänlig produktion och användning av energi. Dessa tillämpningars prestanda beror i stor utsträckning på materialens effektivitet, som måste kontinuerligt förbättras för att bemöta samhällets stigande krav på en hållbar utveckling. Sökandet efter förbättrade material liknar ofta en empirisk gissningslek där stora insatser kan förbrukas innan en minnande materialkombination kan hittas. I detta projekt erbjuder vi ett alternativt tillvägagångssätt för att designa material, där basen för sökandet är en grundläggande förståelse av de mikroskopiska mekanismer som ligger bakom materialets fysikaliska egenskaper. Denna förståelse kan fås från kvantmekaniska beräkningar där materialegenskaperna studeras på en atomär nivå. Den teoretiska studien kommer att genomföras med metoder baserade på täthetsfunktionalteori, en välkänd metod (Nobelpriset i kemi 1998) som möjliggör studier av olika sorters växelverkan, bindning samt termodynamiska och elektroniska egenskaper på den mest grundläggande nivån. Dessa kvantmekaniska metoder ger oss möjlighet att behandla olika faser så som fasta ämnen, gaser samt vätskor på likvärdiga sätt. Beräkningarna utförs utan att använda justerbara parametrar så att den enda information som behövs är den som finns i det periodiska systemet . Det långsiktiga målet i projektet är att bygga upp en gedigen spetskunskap om material- och transportberäkningar på oxidbaserade material för tillämpningar inom ren och förnybar energiteknik. För att nå detta långsiktiga mål kommer vi att fokusera vår forskning till två sammanlänkade effekter som omfattar mycket grundläggande förståelse för gränsskiktsstrukturer och legeringar i dessa oxidbaserade material: (1) Jonisk ledningsförmåga, dvs atomers rörelser i material. (2) Polaroniska effekter, dvs koppling mellan laddning och atomvibrationer. Modellerna ska komplettera och stödja experimentella mätningar och större avancerade komponentsimuleringar.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Traditionellt så har materialutveckling ofta handlat om att man provar sig fram genom att testa funktionen hos en stor mängd olika material. Det har varit det mest kostnadseffektiva sättet och ofta det enda sättet då de kommersiella produkterna är synnerligen komplexa och har ej kunnat förstås på en mer grundläggande nivå. Idag har dock grundläggande teoretisk och experimentell forskning alltmer sammansmält med tillämpat utvecklingsarbete. Det är ett naturligt resultat av de ständigt ökande kraven på kontroll i tillverkningsprocessen och att dimensionerna på komponenterna ofta måste minska. Till exempel så består katalysatorer ofta av nanometerstora metallpartiklar förankrade på ett oxidmaterial bestående av en mängd små porer för att maximera den aktiva arean. Dagens materialutveckling kräver alltså en grundläggande förståelse, helst på molekylär nivå, för hur material skapas och hur de fungerar i olika tillämpningar. Forskning kring katalysatorer är ett fascinerande område med en tvärvetenskaplighet som sträcker sig från fundamental kvantfysik och kemi till ren ingenjörskonst. Nya katalytiskt aktiva material kan vara lösningen på många av de nyckelproblem inom miljö- och energiområdet som finns i världen idag. Exempel på områden där katalytiska och liknande ytkemiska processer är viktiga är energiomvandling, bränsleceller och avgasrening. Det sistnämnda exemplet är troligen det som de flesta förknippar med katalys då ju i princip alla bilar numera utrustas med en katalysator för avgasrening. Detta projekt rör teoretiska och experimentella studier i samverkan för att studera (1) Oxidytor med och utan defekter; (2) Komplexa oxid/metallnanostrukturer och (3) Metallpartiklar på oxidsubstrat. De teoretiska studierna kommer att genomföras med metoder baserade på täthetsfunktionalteori, en välkänd metod (Nobelpriset i kemi 1998) som möjliggör studier av olika sorters växelverkan, bindning samt termodynamiska och elektroniska egenskaper på den mest grundläggande nivån. Dessa kvantmekaniska metoder ger oss möjlighet att behandla olika faser såsom fasta ämnen, gaser samt vätskor på likvärdiga sätt. Beräkningarna utförs utan att använda justerbara parametrar så att den enda information som behövs är den som finns i det periodiska systemet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Processes occurring at surfaces and interfaces between different states of matter are of a prime importance for heterogeneous catalysis, hydrogen production, solar and fuel cell applications. A detailed understanding of basic mechanisms operating in such systems is needed to be able to design better materials. Most catalytic systems currently used in applications consist of an oxide support material and dispersed nanoparticles of metals. These are complex systems, whose performance depends on a subtle balance between the properties of the metal particles and supporting material. Although the properties of catalytic systems have received substantial attention from both experiment and theory many fundamental issues remain obscure. In this project we will perform a systematic investigation of the interaction of oxide surfaces, oxide nanostructures and complex metal/oxide systems with different molecules and disclose the microscopic mechanisms determining the catalytic and other physical properties of these systems using modern theoretical techniques. With this project we hope to better involve our Serbian colleagues into European research community, learn from their experience and share our knowledge with them. We hope to contribute to the building of strong and competitive activity in the field of computational physics and chemistry at Belgrade University.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Traditionellt så har materialutveckling ofta handlat om att man provar sig fram genom att testa funktionen hos en stor mängd olika material. Det har varit det mest kostnadseffektiva sättet och ofta det enda sättet då de kommersiella produkterna är synnerligen komplexa och har ej kunnat förstås på en mer grundläggande nivå. Idag har dock grundläggande teoretisk och experimentell forskning alltmer sammansmält med tillämpat utvecklingsarbete. Det är ett naturligt resultat av de ständigt ökande kraven på kontroll i tillverkningsprocessen och att dimensionerna på komponenterna ofta måste minska. Till exempel så består katalysatorer ofta av nanometerstora metallpartiklar förankrade på ett oxidmaterial bestående av en mängd små porer för att maximera den aktiva arean. Dagens materialutveckling kräver alltså en grundläggande förståelse, helst på molekylär nivå, för hur material skapas och hur de fungerar i olika tillämpningar. Forskning kring katalysatorer är ett fascinerande område med en tvärvetenskaplighet som sträcker sig från fundamental kvantfysik och kemi till ren ingenjörskonst. Nya katalytiskt aktiva material kan vara lösningen på många av de nyckelproblem inom miljö- och energiområdet som finns i världen idag. Exempel på områden där katalytiska och liknande ytkemiska processer är viktiga är energiomvandling, bränsleceller och avgasrening. Det sistnämnda exemplet är troligen det som de flesta förknippar med katalys då ju i princip alla bilar numera utrustas med en katalysator för avgasrening. Detta projekt rör teoretiska och experimentella studier i samverkan för att studera (1) Oxidytor med och utan defekter; (2) Komplexa oxid/metallnanostrukturer och (3) Metallpartiklar på oxidsubstrat. De teoretiska studierna kommer att genomföras med metoder baserade på täthetsfunktionalteori, en välkänd metod (Nobelpriset i kemi 1998) som möjliggör studier av olika sorters växelverkan, bindning samt termodynamiska och elektroniska egenskaper på den mest grundläggande nivån. Dessa kvantmekaniska metoder ger oss möjlighet att behandla olika faser såsom fasta ämnen, gaser samt vätskor på likvärdiga sätt. Beräkningarna utförs utan att använda justerbara parametrar så att den enda information som behövs är den som finns i det periodiska systemet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Multifunctional Magnetically Retractable Adsorbents for Complex Water Remediation</narrative>
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      <narrative>The purpose of the present project is to develop multifunctional magnetically removable adsorbents for water purification and remediation securing removal of chemical and especially radioactive pollutants and biological cleaning of water. The collaborative program will unite the efforts of the teams and their expertise in two adjacent fields - synthesis and surface modification of metal oxide nanoparticles and mesoporous microparticles (with advanced experience in physicochemical characterization of surface binding) from the Swedish side and the synthesis and functionalization of mesoporous silica and silica-based nanocomposites (together with valuable experience of their implementation in water purification) from the Ukrainian side. Our specific aims: 1) Creation of metal oxide coated silica with well defined composition for selective uptake and release of active biomolecules/enzymes. 2) Synthesis of highly biocompatible silica-metal oxide based adsorbents functionalized for uptake of several hazardous radioactive species. 3) Creation of nanocomposite multi-functional microparticles, testing them on wastewater samples modeling complex water systems generated by natural disasters of the type of Chernobyl and Fukushima catastrophe. The goals will be achieved through coordinated research uniting the efforts of specialists in materials synthesis, characterization and theoretical modeling. Project plan involves 2 workshops, several mutual research visits and a conference.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Fri tillgång till rent vatten är ett av de absolut viktigaste mänskliga behov. Människor behöver vatten för att kunna dricka, laga mat, tvätta sig själva och sina kläder. Naturkatastrofer som resulterar från klimatförändringen och olyckor orsakade av människor, speciellt kärnkraftsolyckor som den i Chernobyl, och nyligen i Fukushima i Japan där naturen har bidragit till att kärnkraftsolyckan inträffat, skapar ohållbara situationer då allt tillgängligt vattnet blir kraftigt förorenat av organiskt avfall, radioaktiva ämnen, eller i värsta fall av dessa bägge i kombination. Ukraina lider fortfarande av konsekvenser av Chernobyl katastrofen som inträffade för strax över 25 år sedan och gjorde många annars tillgängliga vattenresurser obrukbara. En stor utmaning för forskare som jobbar med reningsteknologier för att återskapa vattnets kvalité är att kunna hitta eller egentligen snarare skapa nya reningsmaterial kapabla på rekordtid och till rimlig kostnad återställa de nödvändiga vattenresurserna. I sökandet efter lämpliga material kan man vända sig till två fungerande alternativ: antingen membranmaterial för att rengöra vatten genom filtrering vilket är relativt kostsammare och energikrävande eller försöka använda adsorbenter, material som suger in i sig de farliga föroreningarna och kan i vissa fall hjälpa till att destruera dem. Diverse adsorbenter används aktivt på reningsverk världen över redan idag, men utmaningen är att principiellt effektivisera och påskynda reningsprocessen. Man vill gärna att adsorbenter inte bara fångar de farliga föroreningarna som t.ex. radioaktiva isotoper, men även samtidigt hjälper till att bli av med farligt organiskt avfall. För att vara riktigt effektiva måste de således vara multifunktionella, kapabla att hjälpa till på flera olika sätt samtidigt. En annan principiell utmaning är att det tar rejält med tid att bli av med redan förorenade adsorbenter, avlägsna dem från vattnet som har blivit rent. Idag gör man det genom sedimentering, d.v.s. låter adsorbent partiklar falla ner på botten av kärlet där vatten renas upp, och sedan häller ut det rengjorda vattnet. Man vill gärna påskynda processen utan att det behöver bli särskilt mycket dyrare. En principiell lösning som kan tas till vara är att skapa adsorbent partiklar med magnetiska egenskaper, så att man lätt ska kunna samla dem med en magnet (och även regenerera sedan genom att avlägsna de koncentrerade föroreningarna och återbilda det aktiva adsorbent materialet). Forskningsgrupperna i Sverige och Ukraina som står bakom detta projektförslag har på senare tid utvecklad mycket värdefull och kompletterande kompetens inom syntes, funktion och användning av komplexa adsorbenter som visar förmåga att effektivt ta bort radioaktiva föroreningar (Ukraina) och snabbt destruera organiskt avfall med hjälp av på adsorbenterna immobiliserade enzymer (Sverige). Bägge grupper har börjat aktivt experimentera med adsorbenter som har magnetiska egenskaper. Ytkemiska Institutet i Ukraina (Chuiko Institute of Surface Chemistry) är också den organisationen som i sitt land ansvara för utvecklingen av vattenreningsteknologier som även ingår i SLUs ansvarsområde. Det är därför inte alls underligt att dessa bägge har kommit i kontakt med varandra för ett tag sedan och startade informationsutbyte. De har även i samarbete genomfört en NATO-stödd workshop ?Sol-Gel Materials for Pollution Control, Water Purification and Soil Remediation? som ägde rum i Kiev i oktober 2007. Starkare samarbete med stöd från VR kan leda till genombrott inom detta mycket viktiga område och göra stort bidrag till människors välstånd i Ukraina, speciellt på mindre orter och på landsbygden där uppbyggnad av större konventionella reningsverk blir även i framtiden ekonomiskt ohållbart.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Fri tillgång till rent vatten är ett av de absolut viktigaste mänskliga behov. Människor behöver vatten för att kunna dricka, laga mat, tvätta sig själva och sina kläder. Naturkatastrofer som resulterar från klimatförändringen och olyckor orsakade av människor, speciellt kärnkraftsolyckor som den i Chernobyl, och nyligen i Fukushima i Japan där naturen har bidragit till att kärnkraftsolyckan inträffat, skapar ohållbara situationer då allt tillgängligt vattnet blir kraftigt förorenat av organiskt avfall, radioaktiva ämnen, eller i värsta fall av dessa bägge i kombination. Ukraina lider fortfarande av konsekvenser av Chernobyl katastrofen som inträffade för strax över 25 år sedan och gjorde många annars tillgängliga vattenresurser obrukbara. En stor utmaning för forskare som jobbar med reningsteknologier för att återskapa vattnets kvalité är att kunna hitta eller egentligen snarare skapa nya reningsmaterial kapabla på rekordtid och till rimlig kostnad återställa de nödvändiga vattenresurserna. I sökandet efter lämpliga material kan man vända sig till två fungerande alternativ: antingen membranmaterial för att rengöra vatten genom filtrering vilket är relativt kostsammare och energikrävande eller försöka använda adsorbenter, material som suger in i sig de farliga föroreningarna och kan i vissa fall hjälpa till att destruera dem. Diverse adsorbenter används aktivt på reningsverk världen över redan idag, men utmaningen är att principiellt effektivisera och påskynda reningsprocessen. Man vill gärna att adsorbenter inte bara fångar de farliga föroreningarna som t.ex. radioaktiva isotoper, men även samtidigt hjälper till att bli av med farligt organiskt avfall. För att vara riktigt effektiva måste de således vara multifunktionella, kapabla att hjälpa till på flera olika sätt samtidigt. En annan principiell utmaning är att det tar rejält med tid att bli av med redan förorenade adsorbenter, avlägsna dem från vattnet som har blivit rent. Idag gör man det genom sedimentering, d.v.s. låter adsorbent partiklar falla ner på botten av kärlet där vatten renas upp, och sedan häller ut det rengjorda vattnet. Man vill gärna påskynda processen utan att det behöver bli särskilt mycket dyrare. En principiell lösning som kan tas till vara är att skapa adsorbent partiklar med magnetiska egenskaper, så att man lätt ska kunna samla dem med en magnet (och även regenerera sedan genom att avlägsna de koncentrerade föroreningarna och återbilda det aktiva adsorbent materialet). Forskningsgrupperna i Sverige och Ukraina som står bakom detta projektförslag har på senare tid utvecklad mycket värdefull och kompletterande kompetens inom syntes, funktion och användning av komplexa adsorbenter som visar förmåga att effektivt ta bort radioaktiva föroreningar (Ukraina) och snabbt destruera organiskt avfall med hjälp av på adsorbenterna immobiliserade enzymer (Sverige). Bägge grupper har börjat aktivt experimentera med adsorbenter som har magnetiska egenskaper. Ytkemiska Institutet i Ukraina (Chuiko Institute of Surface Chemistry) är också den organisationen som i sitt land ansvara för utvecklingen av vattenreningsteknologier som även ingår i SLUs ansvarsområde. Det är därför inte alls underligt att dessa bägge har kommit i kontakt med varandra för ett tag sedan och startade informationsutbyte. De har även i samarbete genomfört en NATO-stödd workshop ?Sol-Gel Materials for Pollution Control, Water Purification and Soil Remediation? som ägde rum i Kiev i oktober 2007. Starkare samarbete med stöd från VR kan leda till genombrott inom detta mycket viktiga område och göra stort bidrag till människors välstånd i Ukraina, speciellt på mindre orter och på landsbygden där uppbyggnad av större konventionella reningsverk blir även i framtiden ekonomiskt ohållbart.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Neonatal hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy in term infants constitutes a serious health problem, 3-5/1000 term, not the least due to its often life-long consequences. Clinical trials show that cooling has a positive effect on the brain injury caused by oxygen deprivation. Our research is based on examinations of cellular mechanisms underlying the brain damage and the protective effects of hypothermia. The project aims to implement and perform multicentre clinical trials with a new solution, including a newly invented Phase Changing Material (PCM) mattress methodology, both for patients within a clinic and during transport addressing the problem of fast low fluctuation cooling. The aim is to carry out the clinical trials at a site with different temperature variations and limited resources, Viet Nam. Goals: Development of a clinical protocol as alternative to current relatively complex and expensive cooling methods, independent of electricity and water, for a global implementation. When PCM changes phase from solid to liquid it can take up a large amount of energy from the surroundings, in our case from the patient. This energy transfer will cause the patient to cool down. Significance would be to demonstrate that a novel method, previously not tested, could be developed all the way to a clinical application and implemented globally. The advantage with the PCM includes being a reusable, environmentally safe cooling method, independent of clean water and electricity.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Allvarlig syrgasbrist vid födelsen drabbar ca 1-2 barn/1000 födslar och hälften utvecklar en medelsvår eller allvarlig syrebristskada. I utvecklingsländer kan antalet individer som drabbas av allvarlig syrebristskada vara 10-falt högre. Internationell koncensus enligt Cochrane, är att de barn som haft medelsvår nyföddhetsasfyxi, fått en förbättrad prognos (minskning av död och CP-skador) om behandling genom nedkylning inleds inom 6h. Mitt doktorsavhandlingsarbete rörde forskning kring vad som sker i hjärnan när nyfödda drabbas av allvarlig syrebrist samt utveckling av en ny metodik för terapeutisk kylning, där vi använder en av oss utvecklad kylmaddrass innehållande fasförändringsmatrial (PCM, Phase Change Material) för enkel, effektiv kylbehandling. I djurmodeller gjordes analys av nyckelgener som påverkas av nedkylning till olika temperaturer samt kombinationsbehandling med xenon. Sammantaget är resultatet att nedkylning med PCM är lika effektivt som nuvarande metod (vattenkylning) och därför bör ha samma effekter som traditionell kylning vad gäller att minska hjärnskadeutbredningen. Sammarbetsstödet planeras användas för att utveckla och tillämpa kylning med PCM-baserade madrasser på nyfödda barn som drabbats av syrebrist och som lever i resurssvagare länder. De kan kylas ned med PCM-madrasser redan under transport, eftersom PCM-kylning är oberoende av el och vatten. Detta förkortar tid mellan födsel och inledning av behandling. Vid ankomst till centra för fortsatt nedkylning kan sådan ske under hela behandlingsperioden med enbart PCM-madrasser eller med traditionell metod. Vår forskning har bidragit till ökad kunskap om PCMs egenskaper i intervallet 20- 45°C. Fortsatt grundvetenskaplig utveckling av PCM och kylteknik sker i samarbete med Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan, ass. prof. Viktoria Martin vid ?Division of Energy Processes?. PCM med olika egenskaper kan utnyttjas i en rad ytterligare medicinska och tekniska tillämpningar, såsom kylning vid stroke, brännskador, etc eller för upprätthållande av kroppstemperatur hos barn och vuxna med störd temperaturreglering. I fattigare länder är nyföddhetsasfyxi betydligt vanligare. Jag har på ort och ställe skaffat mig goda kontakter för att genomföra kliniska tester av PCM-kylning i Hanoi, Viet Nam, där intresset för, och behovet av nedkylning är stort. Resurser finns i form av engagerad professor, vårdbehövande barn, arbetsplats, och studenter. Dr. Khu Thi Khanh Dung, ?Vice director, National Hospital of Pediatrics?, tillika ?Head of Clinical Trial Department, Research institute for Child Health, Hanoi? är den chef vid den utländska värdinstitutionen som projektet kommer att drivas tillsammas med. Svensk värdinstitution är Neonatalenheten vid Institutionen för kvinnors och barns hälsa, Karolinska Institutet. Viet Nam är på många sätt ett idealiskt land för dessa studier, eftersom man har en god basorganisation, men samtidigt en stor befolkning, många barn som drabbas av syrebristskador, och bristfällig behandling av dessa barn. Antalet drabbade innebär att våra undersökningar kan omfatta tillräckligt många individer för att kunna dra statistiskt säkra slutsatser. Erfarenheter vunna i Viet Nam är naturligtvis tillämpbara även i Sverige, inte minst vad gäller transport av nyfödda barn i behov av kylning. Betydelsen av att kunna bidra till förbättrat omhändertagande av barn som riskerar livslånga syrebristskador med hjälp av ny svensk teknik som dessutom är billig, enkel att använda, och oberoende av vatten och elektricitet, kan knappast överskattas.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Neonatal hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy in term infants constitutes a serious health problem, 3-5/1000 term, not the least due to its often life-long consequences. Clinical trials show that cooling has a positive effect on the brain injury caused by oxygen deprivation. Our research is based on examinations of cellular mechanisms underlying the brain damage and the protective effects of hypothermia. The project aims to implement and perform multicentre clinical trials with a new solution, including a newly invented Phase Changing Material (PCM) mattress methodology, both for patients within a clinic and during transport addressing the problem of fast low fluctuation cooling. The aim is to carry out the clinical trials at a site with different temperature variations and limited resources, Viet Nam. Goals: Development of a clinical protocol as alternative to current relatively complex and expensive cooling methods, independent of electricity and water, for a global implementation. When PCM changes phase from solid to liquid it can take up a large amount of energy from the surroundings, in our case from the patient. This energy transfer will cause the patient to cool down. Significance would be to demonstrate that a novel method, previously not tested, could be developed all the way to a clinical application and implemented globally. The advantage with the PCM includes being a reusable, environmentally safe cooling method, independent of clean water and electricity.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">The proposed project will contribute to increasing the knowledge and technical expertise in water resources, which is the basis for long-term sustainable management, famine combat and economic growth in the Sahel. In the project, natural scientific experiments will be performed using computational technology and a participatory model-development approach for the Niger River, with specific focus on local needs for water exploitation and management in Mali and Burkina Faso. The aim of the project is to define and quantify the dominant hydrological processes in the Niger River basin, to provide a predictive tool and climate change information for water management, and finally, to explore how information access can reduce vulnerability. Participative workshops with end-users will be arranged for dialogues and research on resilience building in the region.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta projekt undersöker frågan om när internationella och lokala processer för att främja demokratisering och utveckling förstärker varandra. Det inkluderar flera fallstudier av internationella och lokala initiativ för att främja demokratisering i länder såsom Afganistan, Bosnien-Herzegovina, Sydafrika och Somalia. Studien består i att undersöka hur internationalla och lokala initiativ påverkar varandra och hur internationellt stöd påverkar den lokala demokratiutvecklingen. Detta undersöks främst genom analys av policy-dokument och genom intervjuer i de länder som är mottagare av det internationella stödet. Intervjupersonerna inkluderar praktiker som arbetar i det lokala civilsamhället, internationella biståndsarbetare och militärer, traditionella ledare såsom hövdingar, lokala och nationella politiker samt byråkrater. Projektet utgår ifrån den stora politiska och akademiska debatten kring internationella interventioner för att bygga fred och demokrati. Sedan 1990-talet har demokratifrämjande åtgärder ingått som en central del i både utvecklingsbistånd och i FN-stödda militära insater. Samtidigt råder det oklarhet kring om demokrati kan introduceras utifrån, eller om internationellt bistånd snarare underminerar varaktig demokratisering. Erfarenheter från demokratistöd till länder såsom Japan, Västtyskland och Italien visar visserligen att detta kan bidra till demokratisering, men i dagens mottagarländer ser villkoren annorlunda ut. Flera av dessa är låginkomstländer och många har dessutom nyligen genomgått ett inbördeskrig och lider fortfarande av sviterna efter detta. Det är vanligt att samhällena fortsätter att vara uppdelade längs de forna konfliktlinjerna också efter det att inbördeskriget avslutats. Det kan innebära att etniskt ursprung, språk eller religion avgör hur människor röstar och även hur de organiserar sig socialt. Skolor och sportklubbar är ofta uppdelade. Det kan också gälla organisationer och nätverk som arbetar för demokratisering och fredsbyggande. Internationella insatser kan innebära att maktbalansen i samhället påverkas genom att den ena sidans nätverk och organisationer får mer stöd än andra. Projektet syftar till att bidra med ny kunskap om hur internationella insatser påverkar lokala demokratiseringsprocesser, både teoretiskt och empiriskt. Teoretiskt avser projektet att identifiera villkor för när internationella och lokala processer kan förstärka varandra. Empiriskt avser projektet att identifiera och anlysera även fall av demokratisering som tidigare inte undersökts i ett jämförande perspektiv. Det är en utmaning för forskningen att förstå hur lokalsamhällen fungerar, och särskilt att finna lokala processer som inte följer det västerländska mallen för hur civilsamhället är organiserat. Kunskap om detta är värdefull vid planering av framtida internationella insatser för utveckling och demokratisering i våldsdrabbade länder.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Afghanistan, Somalia, South Africa and Bosnia-Hercegovina have been targeted for international interventions aiming at promoting development and democratization. The present project addresses the question *When do international and local initiatives of democratization reinforce each other?* It includes case studies on external democracy promotion, as well as local initiatives to improve governance. Since the 1990s, democracy promotion has become an integral part of international interventions of peacebuilding and security. At the same time, there is debate on whether or not democracy can be introduced from the outside, or whether international democracy promotion rather undermines local initiatives for sustainable democracy. This project investigates this topic through analysis of international and local projects in selected regions to understand how these two types of initiatives affect democratization in aid recipient countries. The influences of these efforts of democratization on each other are analyzed through comparative case analysis both within countries and between different international interventions. The project contributes with new empirical knowledge on external aid to loal processes of democratization by enhancing the understanding of what happens to local processes when democracy promotion is introduced from the outside. Thus, the project is valuable for the design and implementation of future international interventions, and moves the research field forward.</narrative>
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      <narrative>We will carry out a comprehensive analysis of the effects of introducing and expanding publicly provided health insurance to those not covered, that is, those without a labor contract in Mexico. This is an expansion that aimed to reach half of the population, and, in particular, the poor. We aim to carry out several empirical studies to address different features associated with the implementation of such scheme. To which extent the introduction of universal health insurance coverage is effectively associated to improved access to preventive care among the most vulnerable? Who effectively benefits more from such policy? We will use differences-in-differences and regression discontinuity methods (typically used in policy evaluation), and also new econometric techniques to understand the marginal gains of expanding policies. It is also part of our plan to study whether there are non-health effects on children to learn to which extent publicly provided health investments in Latin America are effective in decreasing inequality not only in the current generation, but also in the next one. Finally, our project will contribute to a better understanding of the unintended consequences of health insurance, including the labor market, by distorting incentives to work in the formal sector, and on whether large scale programs can be used for political purposes.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">I detta projekt kommer vi att analysera effekterna av införandet av en offentlig tillhandahållen sjukförsäkring sådan i Mexiko. Reformen vi studerar innebar att personer som tidigare saknat sjukförsäkring, vilka utgjorde ungefär hälften av den mexikanska befolkningen, framför allt de fattiga, fick tillgång till en sådan. Vi kommer att genomföra ett flertal empiriska studier som syftar till att undersöka olika aspekter av införandet av sjukförsäkringssystemet. Frågor som vi ska besvara är bl a: I vilken utsträckning innebär införandet av en allmän sjukförsäkring förbättrad tillgång till förebyggande vård bland de mest utsatta? Vem tjänar mest på en sådan reform? Vi planerar även att studera om en införandet av en allmän sjukförsäkring påverkar något mer än hälsa hos den uppväxande befolkningen, för att på så sätt förstå om de investeringar i hälsa som nu genomförs i Latinamerika även bidrar till att minska ojämlikheten inte bara i den nuvarande generationen, utan även i nästa. Vårt projekt kommer dessutom att bidra till en bättre förståelse av i vilken utsträckning ett sjukförsäkringssystem av den typ som införts i Mexico kan påverkar om personer väljer att arbeta i den formella eller informella sektorn. Slutligen kommer vi analysera i vilken utsträckning storskaliga reformprogram som detta kan användas i politiska syften. Dessa frågor kommer vi att besvara med hjälp av moderna utvärderingsmetoder (t ex differences-in-differences och regression discontinuity) men vi kommer även att använda oss av nya ekonometriska metoder som gör det möjligt att mäta heterogena effekter.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">I detta projekt kommer vi att analysera effekterna av införandet av en offentlig tillhandahållen sjukförsäkring sådan i Mexiko. Reformen vi studerar innebar att personer som tidigare saknat sjukförsäkring, vilka utgjorde ungefär hälften av den mexikanska befolkningen, framför allt de fattiga, fick tillgång till en sådan. Vi kommer att genomföra ett flertal empiriska studier som syftar till att undersöka olika aspekter av införandet av sjukförsäkringssystemet. Frågor som vi ska besvara är bl a: I vilken utsträckning innebär införandet av en allmän sjukförsäkring förbättrad tillgång till förebyggande vård bland de mest utsatta? Vem tjänar mest på en sådan reform? Vi planerar även att studera om en införandet av en allmän sjukförsäkring påverkar något mer än hälsa hos den uppväxande befolkningen, för att på så sätt förstå om de investeringar i hälsa som nu genomförs i Latinamerika även bidrar till att minska ojämlikheten inte bara i den nuvarande generationen, utan även i nästa. Vårt projekt kommer dessutom att bidra till en bättre förståelse av i vilken utsträckning ett sjukförsäkringssystem av den typ som införts i Mexico kan påverkar om personer väljer att arbeta i den formella eller informella sektorn. Slutligen kommer vi analysera i vilken utsträckning storskaliga reformprogram som detta kan användas i politiska syften. Dessa frågor kommer vi att besvara med hjälp av moderna utvärderingsmetoder (t ex differences-in-differences och regression discontinuity) men vi kommer även att använda oss av nya ekonometriska metoder som gör det möjligt att mäta heterogena effekter.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This study deals with how to establish positive attitudes and relations between groups that endure during times of negative shifts in the external conflict. Most joint educational programmes in divided societies risk to collapse as a result of the violence that can erupt. This study aims to show that educational projects that bring conflicting groups together over a longer period of time, and that use the premises of the contact hypothesis, have an increased likelihood of building sustainable relations. The general question is: to what extent educational projects are able to foster new sustainable relations between the participants? In order to better grasp the importance of the social setting in divided societies we intend to conduct a comparative study including societies with violent conflicts, (Israeli-Palestinian, and societies with risk of renewed violence (Macedonia), as well as post-violence societies, (Rwanda). The study aims to examine the validity of the contact hypothesis; explore the interrelationship of the micro-level (educational undertaking), the meso-level (educational setting) and the macro-level (external conflict context), and the impact of this interrelationship on peace education; and assess the long-term impact of inter-group relations that evolve through peace education, and their impact upon conflict transformation of the external conflict.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta projekt är en komparativ effektstudie av fredsutbildningsprogram som syftar till att skapa nya relationer mellan grupper som har tvistefrågor mellan sig. Studien syftar till att fokusera på hur samhälleliga konfliktfrågor inverkar på olika fredsutbildningar som utgår från kontakthypotesen och mer långsiktiga processer i sin utbildningsstrategi. Utgångspunkten är att när en tredje utomstående part medlar i projekt som pågår över en längre tid där den makro-samhälleliga konflikten kan balanseras går det att skapa nya hållbara relationer mellan individer och grupper som varit i konflikt med varandra. Den generella frågan är: till vilken grad kan fredsutbildningsprojekt skapa hållbara relationer mellan deltagarna? För att bättre förstå hur delade samhällens sociala konflikter inverkar på utbildningarna genomförs jämförelser med olika typer av konflikter. De som har våldsamma omständigheter (Israel-Palestina) och de som haft en lång men svår fredsprocess som i Makedonien och Rwanda). Tanken är att pröva vilken validitet kontakthypotesen har, dvs vid kontakt med motparten skall positiva attityder och relationer utvecklas mellan konfliktparter. Undersökningen kommer att genomföras genom att undersöka samspelet mellan relationen på mikro-nivån (utbildningsprojektet), meso-nivån (utbildningsupplägget) och makro-nivån (externa konflikterna i samhället) utspelas och påverkar möjligheten att skapa nya hållbara relationer inom fredsutbildningen.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta projekt är en komparativ effektstudie av fredsutbildningsprogram som syftar till att skapa nya relationer mellan grupper som har tvistefrågor mellan sig. Studien syftar till att fokusera på hur samhälleliga konfliktfrågor inverkar på olika fredsutbildningar som utgår från kontakthypotesen och mer långsiktiga processer i sin utbildningsstrategi. Utgångspunkten är att när en tredje utomstående part medlar i projekt som pågår över en längre tid där den makro-samhälleliga konflikten kan balanseras går det att skapa nya hållbara relationer mellan individer och grupper som varit i konflikt med varandra. Den generella frågan är: till vilken grad kan fredsutbildningsprojekt skapa hållbara relationer mellan deltagarna? För att bättre förstå hur delade samhällens sociala konflikter inverkar på utbildningarna genomförs jämförelser med olika typer av konflikter. De som har våldsamma omständigheter (Israel-Palestina) och de som haft en lång men svår fredsprocess som i Makedonien och Rwanda). Tanken är att pröva vilken validitet kontakthypotesen har, dvs vid kontakt med motparten skall positiva attityder och relationer utvecklas mellan konfliktparter. Undersökningen kommer att genomföras genom att undersöka samspelet mellan relationen på mikro-nivån (utbildningsprojektet), meso-nivån (utbildningsupplägget) och makro-nivån (externa konflikterna i samhället) utspelas och påverkar möjligheten att skapa nya hållbara relationer inom fredsutbildningen.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Why the Well-informed Remain Intolerant ? Investigating ?Dangerous Minds? in Low- and Middle Income Countries</narrative>
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      <narrative>Political tolerance - the idea that citizens in a democratic society need to accept that even groups and individuals they dislike or object to have rights - is commonly regarded as an essential citizen virtue for a democratic state to be viable. However, due to the design of the methodologies that are commonly employed in tolerance studies, there is no distinction between those that base their intolerance on poor or false information - here referred to as ?uninformed intolerant? - and those who are ?informed intolerant? that maintain intolerant views despite having access to information that we normally see as supporting tolerant norms. This research project will focus on the informed intolerant individuals, since their impact on the viability of a relatively new or fragile democracy can be significant, while on the other hand the origin of their beliefs, values, and attitudes has been far too little explored. Hence the research question: how can ?informed intolerance? among individuals in low- and middle income countries be understood or explained? In order to investigate this question it is necessary to combine the genre of political tolerance studies with institutionalism and political psychology, where at least related questions have been explored. The study will employ in-depth interviews and small-scale surveys in India, Pakistan and Uganda to also test explanations that derive from a tolerance matrix which has been constructed for the project.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Informerad och intolerant ? Om antidemokratiska värderingar i låg- och mellaninkomstländer Att vara ?politiskt tolerant? innebär att man accepterar att individer och grupper som man själv ogillar ändå ska ha samma politiska rättigheter som en själv - åtminstone så länge de ?ogillade? också är beredda att acceptera grundläggande demokratiska spelregler. Politisk tolerans beskrivs ofta som en nödvändig förutsättning för fredlig samexistens och fördjupad demokrati. I studier genomförda i välbeställda demokratier har forskningen visat att individers utbildningsnivå och en någorlunda jämn fördelning av ekonomiska resurser är starkt korrelerade med hög politisk tolerans. Men hur kommer det sig att en del individer är mycket svåra att övertyga om att rättigheter bör betraktas som universella och att de bör gälla lika för alla? Vad är det som gör att politisk intolerans, fördomar mellan individer, eller att hat mellan etniska grupper, ibland kan te sig opåverkbara av dialog, information, upprättandet av personliga kontakter och utbyten mellan människor av olika slag? Frågan som ställs i detta forskningsprojekt är vad som formar djupt rotade politiskt intoleranta värderingar hos personer i miljöer som präglas av fattigdom. Forskningsresultat från låg- och mellaninkomstländer visar att utbildningssystemens kvalitet i dessa länder ofta är så låg att även om individer kan lära sig att läsa och skaffa sig en del grundläggande färdigheter i skolan, så fungerar den sällan bra för att förmedla demokratiska ideal. Fattigdomen ligger ofta på sådan nivå att effekterna av materiell välfärd, och fungerande skol- och sjukvård sällan får chans att manifestera sig. I den forskning som bedrivits inom det s.k. TOLEDO-projektet har vi kunnat visa att otrygghet och konflikter ofta ytterligare trycker ner nivåerna av politisk tolerans i sådana miljöer. Men trots svåra förutsättningar, fattigdom och svaga demokratiska institutioner, så kan politisk tolerans ändå uppstå. Istället för skolan blir partier, fackföreningar, frivilligorganisationer viktiga för att lära ut de demokratiska grundprinciperna. Emellertid finner vi i dessa utsatta miljöer en grupp intoleranta medborgare som vi borde ägna mer av vårt intresse. Det är individer som tycks vara nästintill immuna mot de flesta av de faktorer som vi hittills nämnt som viktiga för att politisk tolerans ska uppstå. De har ofta en rätt god utbildning och många kan beskrivas som relativt välinformerade om omvärlden. Ändå upprätthåller de djupt förankrade politiskt intoleranta attityder och ett mycket stabilt stöd för anti-demokratiska regimmodeller. De kan beskrivas som ?välinformerade intoleranta?. Det föreslagna projektet introducerar en helt ny typlogi som beskriver olika slags intolerans bland medborgarna, och syftet är att försöka förstå och förklara vad som formar attityder hos de mest oböjliga intoleranta individerna, och vad, när vanliga informationskampanjer inte når fram, som kan påverka sådana individer till att inta mer demokratiskt orienterade värderingar. Projektet bygger vidare på tre omfattande undersökningar som genomförts inom ramen för TOLEDO-projektet i länderna Indien, Pakistan och Uganda. Dessa tre länder har brittiskt kolonialstyre som gemensam nämnare och de plågas alla av fattigdom och svaga offentliga stödsystem till medborgarna. Dessutom representerar länderna olika slags regimtyper där Uganda fortfarande väntar på övergången till demokrati, Pakistan är en mycket ung och svag demokrati, och Indien som har en mer djupt rotad demokratisk tradition. I de genomförda studierna har attityder hos medborgarna undersökts med djupintervjuer och omfattande attitydundersökningar. Dessa har lett fram till de resultat som vi här ska undersöka mer på djupet: orsaken till varför en del medborgare utvecklar starkt intoleranta värderingar som är mycket svåra at ändra på. De tidigare undersökningarna får utgöra ett slags jämförelsematerial för att bättre förstå vad som påverkar de informerade intolerant</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Informerad och intolerant ? Om antidemokratiska värderingar i låg- och mellaninkomstländer Att vara ?politiskt tolerant? innebär att man accepterar att individer och grupper som man själv ogillar ändå ska ha samma politiska rättigheter som en själv - åtminstone så länge de ?ogillade? också är beredda att acceptera grundläggande demokratiska spelregler. Politisk tolerans beskrivs ofta som en nödvändig förutsättning för fredlig samexistens och fördjupad demokrati. I studier genomförda i välbeställda demokratier har forskningen visat att individers utbildningsnivå och en någorlunda jämn fördelning av ekonomiska resurser är starkt korrelerade med hög politisk tolerans. Men hur kommer det sig att en del individer är mycket svåra att övertyga om att rättigheter bör betraktas som universella och att de bör gälla lika för alla? Vad är det som gör att politisk intolerans, fördomar mellan individer, eller att hat mellan etniska grupper, ibland kan te sig opåverkbara av dialog, information, upprättandet av personliga kontakter och utbyten mellan människor av olika slag? Frågan som ställs i detta forskningsprojekt är vad som formar djupt rotade politiskt intoleranta värderingar hos personer i miljöer som präglas av fattigdom. Forskningsresultat från låg- och mellaninkomstländer visar att utbildningssystemens kvalitet i dessa länder ofta är så låg att även om individer kan lära sig att läsa och skaffa sig en del grundläggande färdigheter i skolan, så fungerar den sällan bra för att förmedla demokratiska ideal. Fattigdomen ligger ofta på sådan nivå att effekterna av materiell välfärd, och fungerande skol- och sjukvård sällan får chans att manifestera sig. I den forskning som bedrivits inom det s.k. TOLEDO-projektet har vi kunnat visa att otrygghet och konflikter ofta ytterligare trycker ner nivåerna av politisk tolerans i sådana miljöer. Men trots svåra förutsättningar, fattigdom och svaga demokratiska institutioner, så kan politisk tolerans ändå uppstå. Istället för skolan blir partier, fackföreningar, frivilligorganisationer viktiga för att lära ut de demokratiska grundprinciperna. Emellertid finner vi i dessa utsatta miljöer en grupp intoleranta medborgare som vi borde ägna mer av vårt intresse. Det är individer som tycks vara nästintill immuna mot de flesta av de faktorer som vi hittills nämnt som viktiga för att politisk tolerans ska uppstå. De har ofta en rätt god utbildning och många kan beskrivas som relativt välinformerade om omvärlden. Ändå upprätthåller de djupt förankrade politiskt intoleranta attityder och ett mycket stabilt stöd för anti-demokratiska regimmodeller. De kan beskrivas som ?välinformerade intoleranta?. Det föreslagna projektet introducerar en helt ny typlogi som beskriver olika slags intolerans bland medborgarna, och syftet är att försöka förstå och förklara vad som formar attityder hos de mest oböjliga intoleranta individerna, och vad, när vanliga informationskampanjer inte når fram, som kan påverka sådana individer till att inta mer demokratiskt orienterade värderingar. Projektet bygger vidare på tre omfattande undersökningar som genomförts inom ramen för TOLEDO-projektet i länderna Indien, Pakistan och Uganda. Dessa tre länder har brittiskt kolonialstyre som gemensam nämnare och de plågas alla av fattigdom och svaga offentliga stödsystem till medborgarna. Dessutom representerar länderna olika slags regimtyper där Uganda fortfarande väntar på övergången till demokrati, Pakistan är en mycket ung och svag demokrati, och Indien som har en mer djupt rotad demokratisk tradition. I de genomförda studierna har attityder hos medborgarna undersökts med djupintervjuer och omfattande attitydundersökningar. Dessa har lett fram till de resultat som vi här ska undersöka mer på djupet: orsaken till varför en del medborgare utvecklar starkt intoleranta värderingar som är mycket svåra at ändra på. De tidigare undersökningarna får utgöra ett slags jämförelsematerial för att bättre förstå vad som påverkar de informerade intolerant</narrative>
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          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
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      <narrative>Towards Green Economy Development in Zambia: Forest Restoration on mining wastelands</narrative>
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      <narrative>Mining generates a vast amount of waste rocks, overburden materials and tailings, that remain un-vegetated for extended period of time. Heavy metal pollution is one of the main environmental problems in post-mining landscapes, posing serious hazards to human health and agricultural productivity. Although green restoration technologies have advanced elsewhere, little information is available in Zambia. The project aims to develop restoration model for mining wastelands. Specifically the following research questions will be studied: a) Which native species in the Copperbelt region of Zambia are suitable for restoration of post-mining landscape?; b) Which organic amendments are efficient for sequestering heavy metals in situ and enhance growth performance of native species?; c) How do the soil amendments interact with the physiological response of metal tolerant species and d) Which planting method will ensure better survival and growth performances of native species planted on amended mining wastelands? The project will generate basic and applied knowledge for developing restoration model, and will provide scientific evidence for decision-makers, environmental groups and the general public about pathways for reclamation of mining wastelands, thereby contributing towards the achievement of ?Green Economy Development? goals.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Mot grön ekonomisk utveckling i Zambia: Skogsrestaurering av nedlagda gruvområden Människans strävan efter ekonomisk utveckling medför ofta stora negativa effekter på ekosystemen, såsom globala klimatförändringar, miljöförstöring och en snabb minskning av den biologiska mångfalden. Gruvdrift utgör en av de stora industriella aktiviteterna i Zambia sedan början av 2000-talet och har förutom god ekonomisk utveckling genererat en stora miljöproblem på grund av stora mängder toxiskt gruvavfall och anrikningsmaterial. Omhändertagandet av gruvavfall är ofta komplicerat på grund av höga halter tungmetaller med instabil struktur, brist på växtnäringsämnen och lågt pH i marken. Som ett resultat förblir inaktiva och övergivna gruvor i allmänhet obevuxna under längre tid vilket innebär allvarliga risker för människors hälsa och produktivitet i jordbruket på grund av yt-och grundvatten föroreningar, kontaminering via vinddrift och vattenerosion, samt upptag i växter som används som livsmedel. Trots framsteg i utvecklingen av grön restaureringsteknik som utnyttjar växtarter och markförbättringsåtgärder (fytosanering) finns mycket lite information om förhållandena i Zambia. Tidigare restaureringsförsök har misslyckats på grund av brist på kunskap om tungmetalltoleranta arter lämpliga för plantering i dessa områden samt brist på kunskap om vilka markåtgärder som kan utföras för att binda tungmetaller in situ och förbättra de fysikaliskt-kemiska egenskaperna hos anrikningssand så överlevnad och tillväxt av planterade arter ökar. Projektet syftar specifikt till att besvara följande frågeställningar: a) Vilka inhemska arter i Zambias Kopparbältsregion är lämpliga för restaurering nerlagda gruvor,? b) Vilka ekologiska åtgärder är effektiva för att modifiera rörlighet och upptag av tungmetaller i gruvavfall och förbättra tillväxten av inhemska arter,? c) Hur markförbättringar interagerar med metalltoleranta arter i termer av att förändrad fysiologisk adaptiv respons och fördelning mellan ovan- och underjordsdelar,? och d) Vilken planteringsmetod medför bäst överlevnad och tillväxt hos inhemska arter planterade i gruvområden? Grön restaureringseknik är ett framväxande område som behöver nya miljövänliga teknologier. Det föreslagna samarbetsprojektet kommer att generera grundläggande och tillämpad kunskap som ökar vår förståelse för fytostabilisering som restaureringsteknik i övergivna gruvor. Resultaten kommer att ge vetenskapliga bevis och politiska riktlinjer för beslutsfattare, miljöövervakare och allmänhet om vägar för återta kraftigt miljöpåverkade gruvområden, och därigenom bidra till att uppnå de ?gröna ekonomiska utvecklingsmålen*.</narrative>
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      <narrative>SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet</narrative>
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      <narrative>Malaria is a potential fatal infection in non-immune individuals affecting mainly poor settings. An efficacious vaccine is urgently needed. The aim of this project is to elucidate the mechanisms of acquisition and maintenance of immunity to malaria and to contribute to the identification of potential vaccine target antigens. We will investigate polymorphisms in P. falciparum antigen genes in individuals with different levels of exposure and immunity, and relate this diversity to the breadth and magnitude of antibody responses directed to a panel of several different antigens. We will assess immune responses after single infections in travelers diagnosed with malaria in Sweden and who are subsequently treated for P. falciparum malaria in a malaria free area offer a unique opportunity to study primary infections and immunological memory in the absence of re-exposure. We will assess the breadth, magnitude, specificity and longevity of humoral and cellular immune responses in these travelers. The immunological data will be compared to individuals with different degree of immunity residing under different levels of transmission in Sub-Saharan Africa.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Hur blir och förblir man immun mot malaria? Malaria är en potentiellt allvarlig och dödlig infektion hos icke-immuna individer. Ett effektivt vaccin behövs för att bekämpa och utrota malaria på sikt. Målet med detta projekt är att studera hur man blir och förblir immun mot malaria och att identifiera potentiella vaccinkomponenter. Vi planerar att studera den genetiska mångfalden inom specifika antigen och vilka antikroppssvar som är av betydelse för att vara skyddad mot malaria. Studierna utförs i Tanzania, Kenya och Mali och kommer även att inkludera resenärer som blivit smittade med malariaparasiter i tropikerna och sedan behandlas i Sverige. Vi kommer att studera olika immunologiska svar inklusive antikroppssvar mot flera antigen samt immunologiskt minne hos resenärer som behandlas för malaria och som därefter ej återvänt till malariaområde. Resultaten förväntas bidra till utvecklingen av ett malariavaccin.</narrative>
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      <email>vetenskapsradet@vr.se</email>
      <website>www.vr.se</website>
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      <narrative>Malaria control</narrative>
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        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Generella bidragsvillkor 2014</narrative>
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        <narrative>Saknas</narrative>
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      <narrative>Acquisition and maintenance of naturally acquired immunity to malaria</narrative>
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      <narrative>Malaria is a potential fatal infection in non-immune individuals affecting mainly poor settings. An efficacious vaccine is urgently needed. The aim of this project is to elucidate the mechanisms of acquisition and maintenance of immunity to malaria and to contribute to the identification of potential vaccine target antigens. We will investigate polymorphisms in P. falciparum antigen genes in individuals with different levels of exposure and immunity, and relate this diversity to the breadth and magnitude of antibody responses directed to a panel of several different antigens. We will assess immune responses after single infections in travelers diagnosed with malaria in Sweden and who are subsequently treated for P. falciparum malaria in a malaria free area offer a unique opportunity to study primary infections and immunological memory in the absence of re-exposure. We will assess the breadth, magnitude, specificity and longevity of humoral and cellular immune responses in these travelers. The immunological data will be compared to individuals with different degree of immunity residing under different levels of transmission in Sub-Saharan Africa.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Hur blir och förblir man immun mot malaria? Malaria är en potentiellt allvarlig och dödlig infektion hos icke-immuna individer. Ett effektivt vaccin behövs för att bekämpa och utrota malaria på sikt. Målet med detta projekt är att studera hur man blir och förblir immun mot malaria och att identifiera potentiella vaccinkomponenter. Vi planerar att studera den genetiska mångfalden inom specifika antigen och vilka antikroppssvar som är av betydelse för att vara skyddad mot malaria. Studierna utförs i Tanzania, Kenya och Mali och kommer även att inkludera resenärer som blivit smittade med malariaparasiter i tropikerna och sedan behandlas i Sverige. Vi kommer att studera olika immunologiska svar inklusive antikroppssvar mot flera antigen samt immunologiskt minne hos resenärer som behandlas för malaria och som därefter ej återvänt till malariaområde. Resultaten förväntas bidra till utvecklingen av ett malariavaccin.</narrative>
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      <narrative>MIGLINK is a Swedish-Mexican-Turkish Research Links consortium specialised on migration and development. MIGLINK aims to examine the development of an incipient global governance framework for migration with a focus on the role of civil society. GFMD, initiated at the UN global dialogue High Level Dialogue on Migration and Development in 2006, is the most inclusive state-led forum between governments on developing policies for international migration. Since its inception, so-called *Civil Society Days* were organized as a side event to the GFMD meetings. On the background of a review of the UN High Level Dialogue and previous GFMD meetings - with particular emphasis on GFMD in Mexico 2010 - the consortium will follow preparation, agenda setting, debates and outcomes of upcoming GFMD meetings in Sweden, 2014 and Turkey, 2015. It will contextualise them in historical and geographical perspective, aiming to identify the role of civil society in global policy making through the GFMD. This is matched by examination of the parallel development of a global movement of civil society and its alternative agenda for global governance on migration. MIGLINK will produce knowledge of importance for capacity building of state and none state actors. The consortium links interdisciplinary knowledge on the historical development of global governance on migration with a focus on conditions for sustainable development, poverty reduction, global labour and human rights</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Migration och utveckling. Det civila samhällets roll i global styrning. (MIGLINK) År 2014 skall den svenska regeringen vara värd för det Globala forumet för migration och utveckling (GFMD), åtföljd av Turkiet 2015. GFMD representerar den mest omfattande globala dialogen mellan regeringar, transnationella och internationella organisationer för utveckling av gemensamma normer, regelverk och former för styrning av migration. GFMD är kopplad till FN:s *högnivå dialog om migration och utveckling* som inleddes 2006. Så kallade *civilsamhällsdagar* (CSD) för delegater från icke statliga organisationer organiserades redan som en del av första GFMD mötet i Bryssel i 2007. I samband med det fjärde GFMD möte i Mexiko under 2010, inrättades dessutom ett såkallat ?common space? för överläggningar mellan regeringar och aktörer inom det civila samhället. Det föreslagna svensk-mexikansk-turkiska Research Links-projektet - MIGLINK - syftar till att följa de två kommande GFMD möten i Sverige och Turkiet i syfte att undersöka utvecklingen av en framväxande global styrning av migration. Mot bakgrund av en kritisk granskning av FN:s högnivådialog och tidigare GFMD möten - med särskild tonvikt på det Globala forumet för migration och utveckling i Mexiko 2010 - kommer de samverkande forskargrupperna från universitet i Sverige, Mexiko och Turkiet att följa förberedelser, dagordningar och interaktion mellan relevanta medverkande aktörer inom GFMD/CSD, liksom resultaten av de kommande GFMD/CSD möten i Sverige och Turkiet. Projektet syftar till att kontextualisera dessa två möten ur ett historiskt och geografiskt perspektiv, med fokus på att identifiera utrymmet för det civila samhället och dess roll i debatter, diskussioner och det globala politiska beslutsfattande i anslutning till dessa möten och de processer som pågår. Detta kompletteras av en processbaserad kritisk granskning av globala rörelser inom det civila samhället och alternativa dagordningar för global styrning av migration, såsom det artikuleras i globala fora såsom World Social Forum on Migration och Peoples Global Action för Migration, Development and Human Rights (PGA). En viktig del av forskningsprojektet MIGLINK är att tillämpa en vetenskapligt förankrad och genusmedveten analys av kunskapsproduktion (dokument, hemsidor, intervjumaterial, statisk material, m.m.) bland relevanta aktörer inom GFMD avseende synen på migration, utveckling och mänskliga rättigheter. En sådan analys syftar dels till att förstå hur dagordningen kring migration utvecklas, dels till att förstå kunskapsproduktionens påverkan på analyser av migration och hållbar utveckling i utvandrings och invandrings länderna, och dess roll i att bekämpa främlingsfientliga reaktioner på migration. MIGLINK konsortiet kommer att studera hur migranternas mänskliga rättigheter och arbetsrätt är strukturerade i politiska diskurser - inklusive beredskap för både institutionalisering och implementering av dessa rättigheter - i både ursprungs- och mottagarländer. MIGLINK kopplar samman forskare från Sverige, Mexiko och Turkiet, och länkar tvärvetenskaplig kunskap om den historiska utvecklingen av migration och global styrning med fokus på hinder och förutsättningar för en hållbar utveckling, fattigdomsbekämpning, globala arbetsmarknadsinstitutioner och mänskliga rättigheter. Konsortiets undersökning av GFMDs historiska och samtida agerande i fråga om migration har hög politisk relevans. Genom sammanförande av internationellt uppmärksammade miljöer och individuella forskare avser MIGLINK att bidra med kunskap som kan främja statliga och icke-statliga aktörers förmåga att skydda migrerande arbetstagares rättigheter och samtidigt stödja hållbar utveckling i global mening. Särskild tonvikt läggs på att kunskapsmässigt bidra till det civila samhällets kapacitet (inklusive fackföreningar, migrantorganisationer och stödorganisationer) i frågor som rör civilsamhällets deltagande i den globala dialogen och inflytande på politikens utformning.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Migration och utveckling. Det civila samhällets roll i global styrning. (MIGLINK) År 2014 skall den svenska regeringen vara värd för det Globala forumet för migration och utveckling (GFMD), åtföljd av Turkiet 2015. GFMD representerar den mest omfattande globala dialogen mellan regeringar, transnationella och internationella organisationer för utveckling av gemensamma normer, regelverk och former för styrning av migration. GFMD är kopplad till FN:s *högnivå dialog om migration och utveckling* som inleddes 2006. Så kallade *civilsamhällsdagar* (CSD) för delegater från icke statliga organisationer organiserades redan som en del av första GFMD mötet i Bryssel i 2007. I samband med det fjärde GFMD möte i Mexiko under 2010, inrättades dessutom ett såkallat ?common space? för överläggningar mellan regeringar och aktörer inom det civila samhället. Det föreslagna svensk-mexikansk-turkiska Research Links-projektet - MIGLINK - syftar till att följa de två kommande GFMD möten i Sverige och Turkiet i syfte att undersöka utvecklingen av en framväxande global styrning av migration. Mot bakgrund av en kritisk granskning av FN:s högnivådialog och tidigare GFMD möten - med särskild tonvikt på det Globala forumet för migration och utveckling i Mexiko 2010 - kommer de samverkande forskargrupperna från universitet i Sverige, Mexiko och Turkiet att följa förberedelser, dagordningar och interaktion mellan relevanta medverkande aktörer inom GFMD/CSD, liksom resultaten av de kommande GFMD/CSD möten i Sverige och Turkiet. Projektet syftar till att kontextualisera dessa två möten ur ett historiskt och geografiskt perspektiv, med fokus på att identifiera utrymmet för det civila samhället och dess roll i debatter, diskussioner och det globala politiska beslutsfattande i anslutning till dessa möten och de processer som pågår. Detta kompletteras av en processbaserad kritisk granskning av globala rörelser inom det civila samhället och alternativa dagordningar för global styrning av migration, såsom det artikuleras i globala fora såsom World Social Forum on Migration och Peoples Global Action för Migration, Development and Human Rights (PGA). En viktig del av forskningsprojektet MIGLINK är att tillämpa en vetenskapligt förankrad och genusmedveten analys av kunskapsproduktion (dokument, hemsidor, intervjumaterial, statisk material, m.m.) bland relevanta aktörer inom GFMD avseende synen på migration, utveckling och mänskliga rättigheter. En sådan analys syftar dels till att förstå hur dagordningen kring migration utvecklas, dels till att förstå kunskapsproduktionens påverkan på analyser av migration och hållbar utveckling i utvandrings och invandrings länderna, och dess roll i att bekämpa främlingsfientliga reaktioner på migration. MIGLINK konsortiet kommer att studera hur migranternas mänskliga rättigheter och arbetsrätt är strukturerade i politiska diskurser - inklusive beredskap för både institutionalisering och implementering av dessa rättigheter - i både ursprungs- och mottagarländer. MIGLINK kopplar samman forskare från Sverige, Mexiko och Turkiet, och länkar tvärvetenskaplig kunskap om den historiska utvecklingen av migration och global styrning med fokus på hinder och förutsättningar för en hållbar utveckling, fattigdomsbekämpning, globala arbetsmarknadsinstitutioner och mänskliga rättigheter. Konsortiets undersökning av GFMDs historiska och samtida agerande i fråga om migration har hög politisk relevans. Genom sammanförande av internationellt uppmärksammade miljöer och individuella forskare avser MIGLINK att bidra med kunskap som kan främja statliga och icke-statliga aktörers förmåga att skydda migrerande arbetstagares rättigheter och samtidigt stödja hållbar utveckling i global mening. Särskild tonvikt läggs på att kunskapsmässigt bidra till det civila samhällets kapacitet (inklusive fackföreningar, migrantorganisationer och stödorganisationer) i frågor som rör civilsamhällets deltagande i den globala dialogen och inflytande på politikens utformning.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">De immunmedierade polyneuropatierna, Guillain-Barrés syndrom (GBS) är en inflammatorisk demyeliniserande sjukdom i det perifera nervsystemet (PNS), som vanligen leder till en mycket hög nivå till neurologiskt handikapp trots behandling med antiinflamamtoriska medel såsom intravenös immunoglobulin (IvIg) och kortison. Årligen förekommer 2-15 fall av GBS per befolkning av 100,000 personer. Även om tidigare infektioner i andningsorganen och mag-/tarmkanalen (hos 50-60% av GBS-patienterna) talar för externa miljöfaktorers betydelse för sjukdomsprocessen. Den underliggande orsaken till det inflammatoriska angreppet mot PNS vid GBS är fortfarande till stor del okända. Därmed saknas det immunoterapeutiska behandlingar som är riktade mot sjukdomsspecifik neuroinflammation vid GBS och CIDP och många patienter blir kroniskt handikappade, och 5-10% dör under den akuta fasen, trots behandling med immunomodulerande läkemedel. Det har bevisats att infektioner med Campylobacter jejuni (C. jejuni), vilket är en ledande orsak till akuta bakteriella gastroenterit förknippas med GBS. En hög incidens av C. jejuni infektioner har hittats i många utvecklingsländer, till exempel Pakistan. Därför, är GBS orsakad av C. jejuni infektion en vanlig sjukdom i Pakistan. Experimentell autoimmun neurit (EAN) speglar många av de kliniska, immunologiska och morfologiska aspekterna av GBS och fungerar som en experimentell modell för studier av patogenes, immunoreglering och terapi för human GBS eller mer generella T-cellsmedierade autoimmuna sjukdomar. På senare tid har en viss typ av vitablodkroppar vid namn T-celler (T hjälparceller) som uttrycker pro-inflammatorisk cytokinen IL-17 (Th17-celler) och IL-23 identifierats som en ny mediatör av vävnad inflammation vid autoimmuna tillstånd. Det övergripande målet för detta samarbetsprojekt är undersöka eventuella rollen av IL-17/IL-23/Th17-celler vid uppkomst av autoimmun inflammation i PNS vid GBS. Om dessa cytokiner visar sig vara en bidragande sjukdomsframkallande mekanism vid GBS, finns det i sin tur potential till behandling med biologiska läkemedel som påverkar sekretion eller effekt av IL-23/IL-17 vid dessa sjukdomstillstånd. Vi planerar att: 1) undersöka effekten av IL-23 på blod T-celler från patienter med GBS och EAN hos möss; 2) identifiera de molekylära signalvägar som medierar effekten av IL-23 på blod T-celler erhållna från patienter med GBS och EAN hos möss; 3) undersöka huruvida IL-23 påverkar samarbetet mellan olika typer av vita blodkroppar (dvs T och B-celler) och 4) undersöka huruvida behandling specifikt riktad mot IL23/IL17/Th17 signallering har en effekt på djurmodellen av GBS, dvs EAN hos möss. Dessa mänskliga och murina studier kommer att bidra till en bättre förståelse av IL-23 i utvecklingen av autoimmun inflammatorisk polyneuropati i allmänhet, och av GBS i synnerhet, vilket stödjer inrättandet av nya forskningsprogram band mellan Sverige och Pakistan.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">De immunmedierade polyneuropatierna, Guillain-Barrés syndrom (GBS) är en inflammatorisk demyeliniserande sjukdom i det perifera nervsystemet (PNS), som vanligen leder till en mycket hög nivå till neurologiskt handikapp trots behandling med antiinflamamtoriska medel såsom intravenös immunoglobulin (IvIg) och kortison. Årligen förekommer 2-15 fall av GBS per befolkning av 100,000 personer. Även om tidigare infektioner i andningsorganen och mag-/tarmkanalen (hos 50-60% av GBS-patienterna) talar för externa miljöfaktorers betydelse för sjukdomsprocessen. Den underliggande orsaken till det inflammatoriska angreppet mot PNS vid GBS är fortfarande till stor del okända. Därmed saknas det immunoterapeutiska behandlingar som är riktade mot sjukdomsspecifik neuroinflammation vid GBS och CIDP och många patienter blir kroniskt handikappade, och 5-10% dör under den akuta fasen, trots behandling med immunomodulerande läkemedel. Det har bevisats att infektioner med Campylobacter jejuni (C. jejuni), vilket är en ledande orsak till akuta bakteriella gastroenterit förknippas med GBS. En hög incidens av C. jejuni infektioner har hittats i många utvecklingsländer, till exempel Pakistan. Därför, är GBS orsakad av C. jejuni infektion en vanlig sjukdom i Pakistan. Experimentell autoimmun neurit (EAN) speglar många av de kliniska, immunologiska och morfologiska aspekterna av GBS och fungerar som en experimentell modell för studier av patogenes, immunoreglering och terapi för human GBS eller mer generella T-cellsmedierade autoimmuna sjukdomar. På senare tid har en viss typ av vitablodkroppar vid namn T-celler (T hjälparceller) som uttrycker pro-inflammatorisk cytokinen IL-17 (Th17-celler) och IL-23 identifierats som en ny mediatör av vävnad inflammation vid autoimmuna tillstånd. Det övergripande målet för detta samarbetsprojekt är undersöka eventuella rollen av IL-17/IL-23/Th17-celler vid uppkomst av autoimmun inflammation i PNS vid GBS. Om dessa cytokiner visar sig vara en bidragande sjukdomsframkallande mekanism vid GBS, finns det i sin tur potential till behandling med biologiska läkemedel som påverkar sekretion eller effekt av IL-23/IL-17 vid dessa sjukdomstillstånd. Vi planerar att: 1) undersöka effekten av IL-23 på blod T-celler från patienter med GBS och EAN hos möss; 2) identifiera de molekylära signalvägar som medierar effekten av IL-23 på blod T-celler erhållna från patienter med GBS och EAN hos möss; 3) undersöka huruvida IL-23 påverkar samarbetet mellan olika typer av vita blodkroppar (dvs T och B-celler) och 4) undersöka huruvida behandling specifikt riktad mot IL23/IL17/Th17 signallering har en effekt på djurmodellen av GBS, dvs EAN hos möss. Dessa mänskliga och murina studier kommer att bidra till en bättre förståelse av IL-23 i utvecklingen av autoimmun inflammatorisk polyneuropati i allmänhet, och av GBS i synnerhet, vilket stödjer inrättandet av nya forskningsprogram band mellan Sverige och Pakistan.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Man räknar med att mer än hälften av världens befolkning, alltså ca 2,5 miljarder, är infekterade med bakterien Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) i magen varav 80-90% lever i låg- och medel inkomstländer. Av de infekterade personerna utvecklar alla inflammation i magslemhinnan (gastrit), 10-15% utvecklar magsår och 1-2% magcancer. Magcancer är idag den näst vanligaste cancerformen i världen. Detta gör att H. pylori-infektion är ett globalt hälsoproblem, framförallt i fattigare delar av världen. I dagsläget finns inget effektivt sätt att behandla eller förhindra sjukdomarna. Det enda sättet är att behandla med antibiotika. Detta är dock inte effektivt och dessutom är det vanligt att man blir infekterad igen efter behandling. Antibiotikabehandling har dessutom gett upphov till antibiotikaresistenta bakterier, även detta gör att behandlingen ofta inte fungerar särskilt bra. Behovet av ett vaccin är därför stort för att skydda befolkningen i låg- och medelinkomstländer mot H. pylori-infektion, och på lång sikt magsår och magcancer. Syftet med projekt är att ta fram ett vaccin som ska ge ett bra skydd mot H. pylori-infektion, magsår och magcancer. Vaccinet riktar sig till H. pylori-infekterade individer i låg- och medelinkomstländer som har en hög risk att utveckla magsår eller som har magcancer inom familjen (terapeutiskt vaccin) samt till barn och resenärer som inte är infekterade (profylaktiskt vaccin). Målet är att framställa vaccin kostnadseffektivt i stora volymer. Vi vill även testa hur vårt vaccin kan bidra till ett snabbare och starkare immunförsvar hos människor. Vi ska börja med en dostitreringsstudie och när vi funnit en optimal vaccindos ska vi studera immunsvaret mot H. pylori i ett större antal patienter med magsår eller tidiga tecken på magcancer. Efter 15 års arbete med en väletablerad musmodell av H. pylori-infektion ska vi nu välja ett av två lovande vacciner för de fortsatta studierna i människa. De två vaccinerna består av (i) avdödade bakterier med en immunförstärkande substans (ii) bakterieproteiner tillsammans med samma immunförstärkande substans som ovan. I musstudier har vi visat att båda vaccinerna effektivt kan minska antalet H. pylori-bakterier i magen. Vi ska nu utföra ytterligare studier i möss och det vaccin som fungerar bäst ska i nästa steg produceras i stor volym under mycket kontrollerade förhållanden för att sedan kunna testas på människor. Tack vare våra lovande resultat på möss har vi fått förfrågan om ett samarbete med ett företag i Indien (Cadila). Företaget vill hjälpa oss att utveckla vårt vaccin så att det kan testas på människor. Vi som arbetar med framtagningen av H. pylori vaccinet vid Göteborgs universitet har stor erfarenhet av vaccinutveckling, bl.a. har vi utvecklat vacciner mot andra mag/tarm infektioner som kolera och E. coli-diarré. Vi är därför optimistiska till att vaccinet mot H. pylori-infektion effektivt kan förebygga återkommande H. pylori-infektioner, magsår och magcancer. Vi hoppas att vaccinet inte bara ska rädda liv genom att förebygga magcancer utan också förbättra livskvaliteten genom att förebygga magsår för både resenärer och människor i låg- och medelinkomstländer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gastric Helicobacter pylori infection is the main cause of peptic ulcers and gastric cancer. Remarkably, an estimated 80-90% of the adults in low and middle income countries are infected with H. pylori. An estimated 10-15% of the infected individuals will develop peptic ulcer disease and 1-2% gastric cancer. Antibiotic treatment can cure peptic ulcer disease but reinfection is common. From a public health perspective, a vaccine against H. pylori will reduce the consumption of antibiotics, the incidence of associated symptoms and rate of reinfections. The main target group for such a vaccine would be adults in low and middle income countries where H. pylori infection is endemic. Our group at the University of Gothenburg (UG) has been working for the last 20 years on the development of a mucosally delivered vaccine against H. pylori infection. Based on the results from our pre-clinical studies, a vaccine candidate will be chosen to advance to Phase I clinical trials in H. pylori infected adults and later in children in close collaboration with an industrial partner. The vaccine will be scaled up for production under GMP conditions. Pre-vaccine specific immune responses in H. pylori infected individuals in India will be studied and a Phase I trial will be carried out in India. Considering the previous experience at UG in developing mucosal vaccines, we are optimistic that we could develop an effective and low-cost H. pylori vaccine under the framework of this application.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Man räknar med att mer än hälften av världens befolkning, alltså ca 2,5 miljarder, är infekterade med bakterien Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) i magen varav 80-90% lever i låg- och medel inkomstländer. Av de infekterade personerna utvecklar alla inflammation i magslemhinnan (gastrit), 10-15% utvecklar magsår och 1-2% magcancer. Magcancer är idag den näst vanligaste cancerformen i världen. Detta gör att H. pylori-infektion är ett globalt hälsoproblem, framförallt i fattigare delar av världen. I dagsläget finns inget effektivt sätt att behandla eller förhindra sjukdomarna. Det enda sättet är att behandla med antibiotika. Detta är dock inte effektivt och dessutom är det vanligt att man blir infekterad igen efter behandling. Antibiotikabehandling har dessutom gett upphov till antibiotikaresistenta bakterier, även detta gör att behandlingen ofta inte fungerar särskilt bra. Behovet av ett vaccin är därför stort för att skydda befolkningen i låg- och medelinkomstländer mot H. pylori-infektion, och på lång sikt magsår och magcancer. Syftet med projekt är att ta fram ett vaccin som ska ge ett bra skydd mot H. pylori-infektion, magsår och magcancer. Vaccinet riktar sig till H. pylori-infekterade individer i låg- och medelinkomstländer som har en hög risk att utveckla magsår eller som har magcancer inom familjen (terapeutiskt vaccin) samt till barn och resenärer som inte är infekterade (profylaktiskt vaccin). Målet är att framställa vaccin kostnadseffektivt i stora volymer. Vi vill även testa hur vårt vaccin kan bidra till ett snabbare och starkare immunförsvar hos människor. Vi ska börja med en dostitreringsstudie och när vi funnit en optimal vaccindos ska vi studera immunsvaret mot H. pylori i ett större antal patienter med magsår eller tidiga tecken på magcancer. Efter 15 års arbete med en väletablerad musmodell av H. pylori-infektion ska vi nu välja ett av två lovande vacciner för de fortsatta studierna i människa. De två vaccinerna består av (i) avdödade bakterier med en immunförstärkande substans (ii) bakterieproteiner tillsammans med samma immunförstärkande substans som ovan. I musstudier har vi visat att båda vaccinerna effektivt kan minska antalet H. pylori-bakterier i magen. Vi ska nu utföra ytterligare studier i möss och det vaccin som fungerar bäst ska i nästa steg produceras i stor volym under mycket kontrollerade förhållanden för att sedan kunna testas på människor. Tack vare våra lovande resultat på möss har vi fått förfrågan om ett samarbete med ett företag i Indien (Cadila). Företaget vill hjälpa oss att utveckla vårt vaccin så att det kan testas på människor. Vi som arbetar med framtagningen av H. pylori vaccinet vid Göteborgs universitet har stor erfarenhet av vaccinutveckling, bl.a. har vi utvecklat vacciner mot andra mag/tarm infektioner som kolera och E. coli-diarré. Vi är därför optimistiska till att vaccinet mot H. pylori-infektion effektivt kan förebygga återkommande H. pylori-infektioner, magsår och magcancer. Vi hoppas att vaccinet inte bara ska rädda liv genom att förebygga magcancer utan också förbättra livskvaliteten genom att förebygga magsår för både resenärer och människor i låg- och medelinkomstländer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Understanding production systems and genetic diversity of the Creole cattle that contribute to food security in Pasorapa, Bolivia</narrative>
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      <narrative>The characterization of livestock production systems is essential to develop conservation strategies for well-adapted local animal genetic resources. This project aims at better understanding the production system, to study the genetic diversity and to determine the economic importance of Creole cattle populations in Pasaropa, Bolivia. Based on this information, and with the active participation of livestock producers, a strategy for conservation and sustainable use of these cattle will be developed. We will involve local authorities and have meetings in communities to explain the project. Families with representative flocks of native cattle will be identified. The participatory research consists of individual (and gender-specific) interviews, group interviews, case studies and data collection. For the study of genetic diversity, heterozygosity, inbreeding and population structure, SNP molecular markers will be used. We will arrange workshops and seminars to analyze the progress of the project. We plan to publish at least two articles in indexed scientific journals. The study will be validated by a discussion with producers and a strategy for conservation and sustainable use of native cattle in Pasorapa will be designed. This project will strengthen relations between the UMSS and SLU and make them sustainable. Teachers and scientists from both universities will benefit from the exchange of knowledge and technology that will be promoted by the project.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">De nötkreatur som de spanska kolonisatörerna förde med sig till Bolivia i mitten av 1500-talet, har sedan dess utvecklats till vad som kallas Creol-raser. Dessa djur bredde snabbt ut sig över högplatån och vidare in i dalgångarna Cochabamba (Pasorapa), Potosí, Tarija och Chuquisaca. Den goda tillgången på bete, avsaknad av större rovdjur och att djuren var mycket anpassningsbara gjorde att antalet djur kunde öka snabbt i området. Djurhållningen spelar en mycket viktig roll för människors levnadsförhållande och ekonomi på landsbygden i Pasorapa. Denna inkomstkälla är nu hotad från flera håll: förstörelse av marker och skogsområden där djuren kan beta, minskad reproduktionsförmåga p g a att man kastrerar handjur för användning som dragdjur, korsning med andra raser för att *uppgradera* den inhemska rasen, minskad besättningsstorlek som kan leda till inavel, samt klimatförändringar som kan påverka fodertillgången. Pasorapa med omnejd utgör ett av de sista områden där det fortfarande finns en rimligt stor population av creol-nötkreatur i Sydamerika. Eftersom rasen utvecklats under lång tid tämligen isolerat och till stor del utan artificiell selektion, utgör den en intressant biologisk modell. På grund av sin historia kan rasen bära på unika gener som bidrar till dess förmåga att tåla det hårda klimatet och produktionsförhållandena i regionen. Därför kan den också utgöra en genresurs för användning (genom inkorsning) i andra raser som kan behöva nya gener för t ex sjukdomsresistens eller torktålighet. På så vis kan ett bevarande och vidareutvecklande av creol-rasen i Pasorapa med omnejd vara viktig inte bara för att förbättra levnadsförhållandena och ekonomin för landsbygdsbefolkningen i området, utan också för människor i andra delar av Bolivia och Sydamerika, samt för andra nötkreatursraser såväl i Bolivia som i andra länder, där torrperioder och dålig tillgång till foder utgör begränsningar. Mot denna bakgrund syftar projektet till att utveckla en strategi för bevarande och hållbart nyttjande av den inhemska creol-rasen i Pasorapa med omnejd, genom en kartläggning av produktionsförhållanden, genetisk diversitet samt påverkan på den lokala ekonomin på landsbygden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gut bacteria in vector mosquitoes: transmission, host dependency and effects on the immune system</narrative>
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      <narrative>More and more evidence support the hypothesis that microbial interactions play a vital role in shaping the fate of their host organisms. While the host-organism exposure to microbes set the prerequisite for interactions, also inherent properties of the host organism are expected to affect the relationship. Two vector mosquitoes of great importance are the malaria vector Anopheles gambiae and Aedes albopictus, vector of Dengue and Chikungunya viruses. The possibility to negatively impact vector competence by interfering with the host-microbial relationship is the long-term purpose of this project. However, to achieve interference, we need to better understand the bacterial relationship with the mosquito hosts. What is affecting the gut flora composition in mosquitoes, the ecological niche or host-specific physiological factors or both? The rationale is to compare the microbial flora composition of two vector mosquito species that have completely distinct ecologies, and investigate what effect on fitness the gut flora play. The aims presented here will give responses to fundamental questions in microbial ecology that only could be investigated in controlled lab settings. How will the microbial composition change in both species when bred in the same environment? Which is the mode of bacterial transfer between mosquitoes? What impact does the gut microbial-flora have on basal systemic immune activity and fecundity?</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Mikrobiella interaktioner spelar en viktig roll för hur värdorganismens liv fungerar. Både exponering för mikrober och inneboende egenskaper hos värdorganismen förväntas påverka relationen. Två vektormyggor av stor betydelse är malariavektorn Anopheles gambiae och Aedes albopictus, vektor för denguefeber och Chikungunyavirus. Det långsiktiga syftet med detta projekt är att påverka floran i myggorna för att i sin tur påverka de patogener de bär på. Men för att uppnå detta måste vi förstå bakteriernas roll i myggorna. Är det den ekologiska nischen eller värdspecifika fysiologiska faktorer som påverkar tarmflorans sammansättning i myggor, eller kanske båda? Vi kommer att jämföra den mikrobiella floran hos två myggarter som har helt skilda levnadssätt, och undersöka vilken effekt på äggläggning och immunitet tarmfloran spelar. Denna studie kommer att ge svar på grundläggande frågor i mikrobiell ekologi som bara kan undersökas i kontrollerade miljöer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gut bacteria in vector mosquitoes: transmission, host dependency and effects on the immune system</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Tarmbakterier i myggor: överföring, värdberoende och effekter på immunsystemet</narrative>
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      <narrative>More and more evidence support the hypothesis that microbial interactions play a vital role in shaping the fate of their host organisms. While the host-organism exposure to microbes set the prerequisite for interactions, also inherent properties of the host organism are expected to affect the relationship. Two vector mosquitoes of great importance are the malaria vector Anopheles gambiae and Aedes albopictus, vector of Dengue and Chikungunya viruses. The possibility to negatively impact vector competence by interfering with the host-microbial relationship is the long-term purpose of this project. However, to achieve interference, we need to better understand the bacterial relationship with the mosquito hosts. What is affecting the gut flora composition in mosquitoes, the ecological niche or host-specific physiological factors or both? The rationale is to compare the microbial flora composition of two vector mosquito species that have completely distinct ecologies, and investigate what effect on fitness the gut flora play. The aims presented here will give responses to fundamental questions in microbial ecology that only could be investigated in controlled lab settings. How will the microbial composition change in both species when bred in the same environment? Which is the mode of bacterial transfer between mosquitoes? What impact does the gut microbial-flora have on basal systemic immune activity and fecundity?</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Mikrobiella interaktioner spelar en viktig roll för hur värdorganismens liv fungerar. Både exponering för mikrober och inneboende egenskaper hos värdorganismen förväntas påverka relationen. Två vektormyggor av stor betydelse är malariavektorn Anopheles gambiae och Aedes albopictus, vektor för denguefeber och Chikungunyavirus. Det långsiktiga syftet med detta projekt är att påverka floran i myggorna för att i sin tur påverka de patogener de bär på. Men för att uppnå detta måste vi förstå bakteriernas roll i myggorna. Är det den ekologiska nischen eller värdspecifika fysiologiska faktorer som påverkar tarmflorans sammansättning i myggor, eller kanske båda? Vi kommer att jämföra den mikrobiella floran hos två myggarter som har helt skilda levnadssätt, och undersöka vilken effekt på äggläggning och immunitet tarmfloran spelar. Denna studie kommer att ge svar på grundläggande frågor i mikrobiell ekologi som bara kan undersökas i kontrollerade miljöer.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Uppbyggnad av kapacitet för att förstärka HIV-relaterad forskning i Kenya.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Objectives: To enhance the capabilities of the Kenyan Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) by building research capacity in a core group of scientists, and use these resources to investigate underlying causes for the high morbidity and mortality of infants of HIV-positive women. Specifically, we will investigate how infant morbidity due to diarrheal disease is associated with rotavirus antibody, maternal antiretroviral treatment (ART) regimen and exclusive breastfeeding. Methods: Capacity building will be achieved through technology transfer from Sweden, on-site training and workshops at KEMRI and courses at Karolinska Institutet. Laboratory capabilities will be expanded to conduct assays of neutralizing antibodies against HIV and rotavirus. These assays will be run on infant specimens available from a previous Kenyan study and results linked to clinical details. Epidemiological models will be used to estimate how the risk of infant diarrheal disease depends on the interplay between passive immunity, maternal ART and breastfeeding. Significance: High-quality affordable laboratory tests and a core group of highly trained researchers will set the foundation for dissemination of Kenyan research capacity. Identification of neutralizing antibodies against HIV can help identify candidate vaccines. The findings on infant morbidity may suggest modifications in breastfeeding practice or ART, or additional booster vaccinations for infants of HIV-positive mothers.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Träd är den centrala komponenten i skogsekosystem och avgörande för bevarandet av dessa ekosystem är att vi förstår skogsträdens reaktioner på klimatförändringar. I detta projekt fokuserar vi på några mycket hotade ekosystem, nämligen skogar av eufratpoppel (Populus euphratica) som har sin naturliga utbredning i ökenområden från Kina till Nordafrika där de växer längs floder, som är torra ett större delen av året. Eufratpoppeln minskar över hela artens naturliga utbredningsområden. I Kina, till exempel, har den totala arealen av skogen Tugai längs Tarimfloden, där eufratpoppel är en av de viktigaste trädarterna, minskat från 500.000 hektar i 1958 till ~200.000 hektar i 1978. I Centralasien har nedgången framför allt orsakats av ökande uttag av vatten för jordbruk, och eufratpoppeln är rödlistad i till exempel Kirgizistan. Kunskapen om bevarandestatus för eufratpopplen i Nordafrika är mycket begränsat, men det finns ingen tvekan om att de både längre och mer frekventa torrperioderna tillsammans med byggande av dammar påverkar många skogar negativt. Det är därför viktigt att vi ökar våran kunskap om hur dessa skogar och ekosystemen fungerar. Av särskild vikt i detta sammanhang är att bättre förstå unika genetiska och fysiologiska mekanismer som möjliggör för dessa träd att överleva svår torka. I detta syfte kommer vi att etablera ett antal ?Intensely Studied Plots? (ISP) i Algeriet och Marocko. Dessa ger oss möjlighet att följa populationerna över tiden. I varje ISP kommer vi att räkna antalet träd, uppskatta deras ålder och beskriva deras miljö. Med hjälp av genetiska markörer kommer vi kunna uppskatta betydelsen av asexuell reproduktion inom varje population och vikten av genflödet mellan populationer. Individer som är genetiskt identiska på många gener anses vara vegetativa kopior av samma individ och populationer som utbyta gener förväntas vara genetiskt mer lika. Informationen vi får från ISP kan sedan användas för att definiera populationer och områden som kan ingå i naturbevarande åtgärder. Genom att studera genetisk variation från hela arvsmassan (genomet) hos ett antal individer från både Nordafrika och Asien kommer vi också kunna identifiera såväl unika som gemensamma genetiska varianter som möjliggör för dessa träd att överleva i svår torka. Slutligen kommer träd från olika populationer att odlas under kontrollerade förhållanden för att mäta variationen i resistans mot torka och salthalt. Sist, men inte minst, kommer vi att integrera den nya kunskapen vi erhållit i naturvårdspolitiska förslag.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta projekt fokuserar på den instabila och underutvecklade Kaukasus-regionen och strävar efter att förstå de dominerande tankemönster bland eliter och befolkning som bidrar till att båda göda de frusna konflikter som lever kvar och skapa hinder för fortsatt utveckling och demokratisering. Georgien, Armenien, och Azerbaijan är de tre självständiga stater som idag formar (södra) Kaukasus. Därutöver finns de facto-staterna Abkasien, Syd-Ossetien och Nagorno-Karabakh. Regionen äre i ett geopolitiskt korstryck mellan Ryssland, EU och USA, och har genom sina energitillgångar en strategisk betydelse som är avsevärd. Trots en mångfald försök att medla och söka nå lösningar på de djupa och komplexa konflikter som präglar regionen, har internationella aktörer med EU och OSCE i spetsen bara nått ytterst begränsade resultat. Situationen är låst och södra Kaukasus har därmed utvecklats till en av de allra mest explosiva och farliga i Europas grannskap. Den konfliktbild som existerar lägger hinder i vägen för ekonomisk utveckling, demokratisering och regionalt samarbete som i hög grad är nödvändig. I projektet är det vår ambition att undersöka de verklighetsbilder och synsätt som ?styr? både ledande nationella och internationella aktörer som är aktiva i regionen, liksom hur regionens befolkningar ser på säkerhet och risk. Att på detta sätt öka kunskapen om dominerande synsätt och diskurser ser vi som ett nödvändigt bidrag till ett både mera anpassat, lyhört och ?nära? bistånd genom vad som idag är EU:s Östra partnerskap (EaP), och en mer informerad och därmed förhoppningsvis mer effektiv konfliktlösning. Vi hävdar i projektet att säkerhetsbegreppet måste betraktas brett och inte endast riktas in på militär utan också mänsklig säkerhet och trygghet där jämställdhet, korruption, mänskliga rättighet och miljö är viktiga inslag. Genom en kombination av elit- och befolkningsstudie där vi kombinerar metoder och arbetar nära samman med en lokal partner kommer projektet att generera ny empirisk och teoretisk kunskap av avsevärd relevans för framtida policies.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project will examine the space for local political diversity in authoritarian regimes by studying state-society interaction in three Chinese municipalities. The issue is of relevance for understanding the development of civil society in developing countries. Although local economic innovations have been encouraged by Chinese central authorities, diversity in political solutions is a much more sensitive question for the central leadership. But as different localities face different social challenges they also develop a variety of strategies and methods to organize local governance and handle relations to local society. This study will focus on the interaction of the city government and civil society in three selected cities that differ in significant ways. The study compares two relatively prosperous cities with distinctly different governance models, Hangzhou and Guangzhou, with Lanzhou, a city from one of China’s poorest provinces. Theories of political opportunity structures (POS) will be used to examine the differences between the cities in terms of civil society mobilization. The project aims to (1) examine how the political opportunity structures differ between the cities and (2) how these differences affect the mobilization of local civil society. Three dimensions of POS will be examined: formal political institutions, configuration of power, and informal elite strategies. The study is designed as a comparative case study based on in-depth interviews with local officials and civil society actors and analysis of official documents. The project questions the image of politics in China as monolithic and aims to offer important insights into the variance of political realities that local politicians and local civil society are facing in different parts of China. By examining varieties of governance models in different localities, poor as well as more prosperous, this research will contribute to our understanding of how civil society in the least developed countries as well as regions within countries may develop. The project addresses the first aim of the Swedish government’s platform for development aid (Skr 2013/14:131): Strengthened democracy and equality, increased respect for human rights and freedom from oppression.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det har länge varit uppenbart att det finns stora sociala, kulturella och ekonomiska skillnader inom Kina. Detta har även avspeglat sig i den variation av ekonomiska utvecklingsmodeller som vuxit fram i olika delar av landet. Men när det gäller politiska lösningar finns det en utbredd uppfattning om att Kina ser likadant ut överallt. Detta stämmer såtillvida att det politiska systemet i princip är detsamma över hela landet och att lokala politiker styrs av partiets centralstyrda hierarkiska nomenklaturasystem. Men för lokala myndigheter skiljer sig den sociala, ekonomiska och politiska verkligheten åt mellan olika platser. Detta ger upphov till olika sätt för lokala myndigheter att hantera den lokala politiska situationen. De strategier och metoder som myndigheter i den välmående staden Hangzhou använder sig av för att bemöta och interagera med medborgare och civilsamhälle skiljer sig mycket åt från lokalpolitikerna i det fattigare Lanzhou. Till exempel har myndigheterna i Hangzhou utvecklat ett sofistikerat system för dialog med civilsamhället och ger årligen en del medborgare möjlighet att betygsätta lokala myndigheters prestationer.  I Lanzhou förlitar sig det politiska ledarskapet troligtvis i större grad på traditionella och mer auktoritära metoder för att hantera krav från medborgare. Även om centralregimen skickar ut instruktioner och order om hur lokala myndigheter skall hantera relationerna med civilsamhället måste lokalpolitikerna också ta hänsyn till den lokala verkligheten. Det finns för detta syfte ett visst utrymme för att utveckla lokala politiska reformer. Syftet med detta forskningsprojekt är att undersöka variationsutrymmet för politiska lösningar i auktoritära regimer. Detta skall studeras genom att undersöka hur lokala myndigheter och civilsamhället interagerar i tre olika kinesiska städer (Hangzhou, Guangzhou och Lanzhou), samt hur den lokala politiska strukturen påverkar civilsamhällets möjligheter till politisk mobilisering. Teorin om politiska möjlighetsstrukturer (political opportunity structures POS) ligger till grund för undersökningen. Speciellt fokus kommer att läggas på betydelsen av (1) nya formella former för politiskt deltagande, (2) skillnader i hur lokal massmedia, domstolar och folkförsamling agerar samt (3) lokala myndigheters strategier och attityder till civilsamhället.  Dessa aspekter av politiska möjligheter skall analyseras i relation till hur civilsamhället kan mobilisera resurser för att driva politiska och sociala frågor. I en jämförande fallstudie, i nära samarbete med kinesiska forskare, kommer en stor mängd lokala politiker och representanter för civilsamhället i de tre städerna att intervjuas. Vidare skall dokument som relaterar till den lokala styrningsmodellen analyseras. Detta projekt är viktigt för att förstå hur auktoritära stater fungerar i praktiken. Det ifrågasätter också bilden av ett enhetligt politiskt system där lokala myndigheter styr civilsamhället på samma sätt överallt och medborgarnas relation till myndigheter är densamma oberoende av man befinner sig. Att förstå dessa skillnader är också viktigt för att kunna analysera och förutse framtida förändringar eftersom lokala politiska förändringar ibland kan spridas och i slutändan påverka hela nationen. Även om studien tittar specifikt på fallet Kina har denna forskning betydelse också för andra auktoritära utvecklingsländer. Skillnader i politiska styrningsmodeller mellan socioekonomiskt mer eller mindre utvecklade regioner visar hur civilsamhällets möjligheter att agera förändras när samhället utvecklas.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det har länge varit uppenbart att det finns stora sociala, kulturella och ekonomiska skillnader inom Kina. Detta har även avspeglat sig i den variation av ekonomiska utvecklingsmodeller som vuxit fram i olika delar av landet. Men när det gäller politiska lösningar finns det en utbredd uppfattning om att Kina ser likadant ut överallt. Detta stämmer såtillvida att det politiska systemet i princip är detsamma över hela landet och att lokala politiker styrs av partiets centralstyrda hierarkiska nomenklaturasystem. Men för lokala myndigheter skiljer sig den sociala, ekonomiska och politiska verkligheten åt mellan olika platser. Detta ger upphov till olika sätt för lokala myndigheter att hantera den lokala politiska situationen. De strategier och metoder som myndigheter i den välmående staden Hangzhou använder sig av för att bemöta och interagera med medborgare och civilsamhälle skiljer sig mycket åt från lokalpolitikerna i det fattigare Lanzhou. Till exempel har myndigheterna i Hangzhou utvecklat ett sofistikerat system för dialog med civilsamhället och ger årligen en del medborgare möjlighet att betygsätta lokala myndigheters prestationer.  I Lanzhou förlitar sig det politiska ledarskapet troligtvis i större grad på traditionella och mer auktoritära metoder för att hantera krav från medborgare. Även om centralregimen skickar ut instruktioner och order om hur lokala myndigheter skall hantera relationerna med civilsamhället måste lokalpolitikerna också ta hänsyn till den lokala verkligheten. Det finns för detta syfte ett visst utrymme för att utveckla lokala politiska reformer. Syftet med detta forskningsprojekt är att undersöka variationsutrymmet för politiska lösningar i auktoritära regimer. Detta skall studeras genom att undersöka hur lokala myndigheter och civilsamhället interagerar i tre olika kinesiska städer (Hangzhou, Guangzhou och Lanzhou), samt hur den lokala politiska strukturen påverkar civilsamhällets möjligheter till politisk mobilisering. Teorin om politiska möjlighetsstrukturer (political opportunity structures POS) ligger till grund för undersökningen. Speciellt fokus kommer att läggas på betydelsen av (1) nya formella former för politiskt deltagande, (2) skillnader i hur lokal massmedia, domstolar och folkförsamling agerar samt (3) lokala myndigheters strategier och attityder till civilsamhället.  Dessa aspekter av politiska möjligheter skall analyseras i relation till hur civilsamhället kan mobilisera resurser för att driva politiska och sociala frågor. I en jämförande fallstudie, i nära samarbete med kinesiska forskare, kommer en stor mängd lokala politiker och representanter för civilsamhället i de tre städerna att intervjuas. Vidare skall dokument som relaterar till den lokala styrningsmodellen analyseras. Detta projekt är viktigt för att förstå hur auktoritära stater fungerar i praktiken. Det ifrågasätter också bilden av ett enhetligt politiskt system där lokala myndigheter styr civilsamhället på samma sätt överallt och medborgarnas relation till myndigheter är densamma oberoende av man befinner sig. Att förstå dessa skillnader är också viktigt för att kunna analysera och förutse framtida förändringar eftersom lokala politiska förändringar ibland kan spridas och i slutändan påverka hela nationen. Även om studien tittar specifikt på fallet Kina har denna forskning betydelse också för andra auktoritära utvecklingsländer. Skillnader i politiska styrningsmodeller mellan socioekonomiskt mer eller mindre utvecklade regioner visar hur civilsamhällets möjligheter att agera förändras när samhället utvecklas.</narrative>
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      <narrative>In spite of the importance of tropical rainforest for global biodiversity and ecosystem ecology regulating biogeochemical cycles, hydrology and climate, these forest in general, and African tropical forests in particular, remain relatively understudied. It has been hypothesised that many tropical species have a narrow thermal niche and operate close to a thermal limit above which they experience declines in function or fitness. However, there is currently little data available to either support or refute this hypothesis. The present project aims to reduce this knowledge gap for tropical montane trees, with the overall purpose of assessing the sensitivity of physiology, growth and competitiveness of tropical montane trees to increased temperature.  Multispecies plantations (common gardens) will be established along an elevation gradient in Rwanda, where a step down the gradient represents a possible future warming scenario. Pioneer and climax species from the high and mid elevation sites will be planted at all three locations, allowing for assessments of how both Afromontane rainforest (high elevation) and transitional rainforest (mid elevation) respond to climate warming. Since other environmental factors than temperature co-vary with elevation, the common gardens will include experimental manipulations of water and nutrient availability, with fertilization mitigating site differences in fertility and water being added or diverted depending on the location. By mixing trees of different thermal niches and successional strategies within the common gardens, the study can explore potential impacts of climate change on tree community composition.   The investigated responses of the trees range from molecular level and leaf physiology to tree growth and community level interspecific competition. Molecular methods include determination of thylakoid membrane lipid composition, primary metabolites and transcriptional profiling by next generation sequencing. Physiological and tree growth responses are investigated by leaf gas exchange measurements and methodsfor determining biomass of different tree organs. Data will be analysed using analysis of variance.    The research team includes participants at the University of Gothenburg (UG), the University of Rwanda (UR) and Rwanda Agriculture Board (RAB). Researchers at UG has the overall responsibility for co-ordination of the project, while researchers at UG and UR together supervise the PhD student and field assistant at UR, as well as BSc/MSc students from both universities conducting field research in the project. RAB owns the research stations and have basic lab and technical facilities and staff for maintenance. Year 1 of the project will be used to set up the common gardens at the three sites along the elevation gradient. The actual experiment and the response measurements will be conducted during year 2-5, with main focus on molecular and physiological responses in the early part and responses of growth and inter-specific competition during the later part.   The scientific significance and novelty of the present project is the way that it addresses central hypotheses and knowledge gaps in global change biology by combining a unique experimental design with response measurements ranging from molecular mechanisms to community level competition. This experimental design allows us to assess not only how different species respond and acclimate to temperature, but also how interspecific variation in these responses affect tree community composition in a warmer climate. Furthermore, the broad range of response measurements allow for mechanistic understanding of the observed ecological responses. This combination of experimental approaches is novel and offers the potential to generate important new insights into the mechanisms controlling tree and forest responses to global warming. Finally, the proposed project contributes to capacity building at Rwandan institutions, which in turn will pr</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Tropiska regnskogar är jordens mest artrika och produktiva ekosystemtyp (biom) och spelar en viktig roll för vår planets biodiversitet, klimat och hydrologi. Trots det vet vi förhållandevis lite om dessa ekosystem. Till exempel är det mycket osäkert hur de kommer att påverkas av den pågående globala uppvärmningen. Det övergripande syftet med vårt projekt är att minska denna kunskapslucka. Några specifika frågor som intresserar oss är: Är tropiska trädarter nära en övre temperaturgräns ovanför vilken deras funktion, tillväxt och konkurrenskraft försvagas? Kan arterna acklimatisera sig till den globala uppvärmningen? Är olika artgrupper olika känsliga? Hur kommer morgondagens tropiska regnskogar att se ut?   I det här projektet studerar vi regnskog som växer på bergen i tropiska skogsområden i Rwanda, Afrika, för att se hur deras funktion, tillväxt och konkurrensförmåga påverkas när de utsätts för högre temperatur. Vi kommer att plantera tropiska trädarter på tre olika platser längs en höjdgradient, där temperaturen sjunker med ökad höjd. Ett steg nedåt längs gradienten representerar ett troligt framtida klimatscenarium (global uppvärmning). Det finns även skillnader i markegenskaper och nederbördsmängd mellan de tre olika platserna, vilka vi kompenserar för med hjälp av vattenavledning, bevattning och gödsling. På alla platser kommer vi att plantera både så kallade pionjärarter (arter som snabbt kan kolonisera nya områden) och klimaxarter (arter som dominerar i skogar utan störningar) som naturligt förekommer i de två översta områdena av höjdgradienten. På så sätt kan vi undersöka konkurrensen mellan arterna och se ifall pionjärarter är mindre känsliga än klimaxarter och ifall arter från lägre höjd tar över vid högre temperatur.   Temperaturens påverkan på träden kommer att studeras från molekylär nivå till effekter på blandens fotosyntes (där ljusenergi omvandlas till kolhydrater), trädens tillväxt, och skogsbeståndens artsammansättning. För att förstå de storskaliga ekologiska effekterna behövs kunskap om de underliggande mekanismer som styr dessa. Ett träds förmåga att anpassa sig till uppvärmning beror till stor del på i vilken utstäckning det kan acklimatisera sina fysiologiska (inre) processer och funktioner till högre temperatur Vi kommer därför att undersöka om fotosyntesens temperaturkänslighet kan acklimatisera sig till höjd temperatur, så att värmekänsligheten är lägre hos en individ som vuxit upp i ett varmare klimat. En mekanism som är särskilt viktig för en sådan anpassningsförmåga är membranens möjlighet att ändra sin fettsyresammansättning.  Projektet är ett samarbete mellan Göteborgs Universitet, University of Rwanda och Rwanda Agriculture Board som sedan flera år har ett samarbete inom skogsforskning, där även lärarutbyte och handledning av doktorander och studenter ingår. Projektet kommer att belysa ett framtidsscenario för afrikanska bergsregnskogar i och med den globala uppvärmningen. Det kommer att ta fram ny kunskap om olika tropiska trädarters temperaturkänslighet och dessutom undersöka konsekvenserna för artsammansättningen i ett framtida klimat. Ett annat viktigt mål för projektet är att fortsätta bygga upp kompetensen inom skogsforskning i Rwanda, vilket gynnar forskningsbaserad och långsiktig klimatanpassning i ett fattigt land i Afrika.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Tropiska regnskogar är jordens mest artrika och produktiva ekosystemtyp (biom) och spelar en viktig roll för vår planets biodiversitet, klimat och hydrologi. Trots det vet vi förhållandevis lite om dessa ekosystem. Till exempel är det mycket osäkert hur de kommer att påverkas av den pågående globala uppvärmningen. Det övergripande syftet med vårt projekt är att minska denna kunskapslucka. Några specifika frågor som intresserar oss är: Är tropiska trädarter nära en övre temperaturgräns ovanför vilken deras funktion, tillväxt och konkurrenskraft försvagas? Kan arterna acklimatisera sig till den globala uppvärmningen? Är olika artgrupper olika känsliga? Hur kommer morgondagens tropiska regnskogar att se ut?   I det här projektet studerar vi regnskog som växer på bergen i tropiska skogsområden i Rwanda, Afrika, för att se hur deras funktion, tillväxt och konkurrensförmåga påverkas när de utsätts för högre temperatur. Vi kommer att plantera tropiska trädarter på tre olika platser längs en höjdgradient, där temperaturen sjunker med ökad höjd. Ett steg nedåt längs gradienten representerar ett troligt framtida klimatscenarium (global uppvärmning). Det finns även skillnader i markegenskaper och nederbördsmängd mellan de tre olika platserna, vilka vi kompenserar för med hjälp av vattenavledning, bevattning och gödsling. På alla platser kommer vi att plantera både så kallade pionjärarter (arter som snabbt kan kolonisera nya områden) och klimaxarter (arter som dominerar i skogar utan störningar) som naturligt förekommer i de två översta områdena av höjdgradienten. På så sätt kan vi undersöka konkurrensen mellan arterna och se ifall pionjärarter är mindre känsliga än klimaxarter och ifall arter från lägre höjd tar över vid högre temperatur.   Temperaturens påverkan på träden kommer att studeras från molekylär nivå till effekter på blandens fotosyntes (där ljusenergi omvandlas till kolhydrater), trädens tillväxt, och skogsbeståndens artsammansättning. För att förstå de storskaliga ekologiska effekterna behövs kunskap om de underliggande mekanismer som styr dessa. Ett träds förmåga att anpassa sig till uppvärmning beror till stor del på i vilken utstäckning det kan acklimatisera sina fysiologiska (inre) processer och funktioner till högre temperatur Vi kommer därför att undersöka om fotosyntesens temperaturkänslighet kan acklimatisera sig till höjd temperatur, så att värmekänsligheten är lägre hos en individ som vuxit upp i ett varmare klimat. En mekanism som är särskilt viktig för en sådan anpassningsförmåga är membranens möjlighet att ändra sin fettsyresammansättning.  Projektet är ett samarbete mellan Göteborgs Universitet, University of Rwanda och Rwanda Agriculture Board som sedan flera år har ett samarbete inom skogsforskning, där även lärarutbyte och handledning av doktorander och studenter ingår. Projektet kommer att belysa ett framtidsscenario för afrikanska bergsregnskogar i och med den globala uppvärmningen. Det kommer att ta fram ny kunskap om olika tropiska trädarters temperaturkänslighet och dessutom undersöka konsekvenserna för artsammansättningen i ett framtida klimat. Ett annat viktigt mål för projektet är att fortsätta bygga upp kompetensen inom skogsforskning i Rwanda, vilket gynnar forskningsbaserad och långsiktig klimatanpassning i ett fattigt land i Afrika.</narrative>
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      <narrative>We have previously been deeply involved in the development of the internationally available, closely related oral cholera vaccines (OCVs) Dukoral® and Shanchol®. These vaccines are effective, but the use of several strains and two inactivation methods makes their manufacture complex and relatively expensive, and OCVs are therefore still severely underused globally. In developing a new generation of OCVs, a central aim is to make it affordable for the populations in greatest need. This can be achieved by simplifying manufacture whilst maintaining the levels of protection afforded by currently available OCVs. Using a single vaccine strain and one inactivation method would considerably simplify and reduce the cost of manufacture.   We have recently developed a novel concept and also engineered a new type of vaccine strains for such a new generation of OCVs, whereby the several V. cholerae O1 components in Dukoral and Shanchol can be replaced by a single-strain/single-formulation component with full retention of protective immunogenicity. We now propose, in collaboration with partners in India and Bangladesh, (1) to develop this novel single-strain OCV prototype combined with recombinantly produced cholera toxin B subunit into a truly low-cost, and also thermo- and pH-stable vaccine formulation for worldwide use including stockpiling purposes. A first-generation of the new OCV is planned to go into clinical testing in Bangladesh in early 2017 with product approval hoped for already in 2018/19. In parallel, (2) we will also develop a second-generation OCV formulation, which by including a novel cholera-toxin-derived mucosal adjuvant may provide adequate protection after single-dose administration, a feature which would be especially valuable for use in cholera outbreaks. The  projected  novel, low-cost, thermo- and pH-stable vaccine can be produced at a fraction of the cost of current vaccines, and should be attractive for worldwide use including stockpiling purposes. Relevant countries: Most countries in South and South-East Asia, the same for Sub-Saharan Africa, and selected low-income countries in the Western hemisphere, e.g. Haiti, Dominican rep.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet syftar till att ta fram ett förenklat och förbättrat drickbart koleravaccin, som i en enda vaccinstam/formulering innehåller alla de olika serotyp-antigener som är av betydelse för antibakteriell koleraimmunitet och dessutom också innehåller antigen som ger upphov till antitoxisk immunitet och eventuellt också ett immunitetsförstärkande adjuvans.  Vaccinet ska ha egenskaper som gör att det lämpar sig för lokal produktion i utvecklingsländer och inte behöver varken kylkedjeförvaring eller magsyraneutraliserande buffer.  Det finns för närvarande två avdödade drickbara koleravacciner på den internationella marknaden, det av oss på 1980/90-talet framtagna vaccinet Dukoral och sedan 2009 ett på Dukoral-vaccinet grundat vaccin framtaget i Viet Nam och Indien (Shanchol). Bägge dessa vacciner är effektiva men relativt komplexa och dyra att producera eftersom de består av ett flertal koleravaccinstammar som inaktiverats med två olika metoder.   Med genteknisk modifiering av den gen i kolerabakterier (benämnd wbeT) som avgör om kolerabakterier (Vibrio cholerae serogrupp O1) ska få serotypen Inaba eller Ogawa har vi kunnat ta fram alternativa vaccinstammar av antingen biotyp El Tor (som nu svarar för praktiskt taget all kolera i världen) eller s.k. klassisk biotyp. De nya vaccinstammarna kännetecknas av att de på sin yta samtidigt uttrycker O1-antigen av både Ogawa- och Inaba-serotyp. Sådana s.k. Hikojima-vaccinstammar har avdödats med antingen formalin- eller värmebehandling och i omfattande vaccinationsstudier i möss visats ge upphov till lika starka och skyddande immunsvar som erhålles med Dukoralvaccinet. Med annan typ av genteknik har också effektiv storskalig metodik utvecklats som möjliggör enkel och mycket billig framtagning av koleratoxinets B-subenhet (CTB) för tillägg till Hikojima-vaccinet.   Resultaten har väckt stort internationellt intresse och lett fram till samarbete med Wellcome Trust Hilleman Laboratories i Indien,  som är expert på formulering av orala vacciner, med Incepta Pharmaceuticals och med icddr,b i Bangladesh med expertis i läkemedels- och vaccinproduktion resp. kliniska vaccinprövningar, för den fortsatta utvecklingen som beskrivs i ansökan av ett globalt oralt koleravaccin baserat på en sådan formalinavdödad Hikojima El Tor-vaccinstam tillsammans med ”enterocoatad”/ magsyrastabilt CTB. Vaccinet planeras  att tillverkas i Bangladesh där också kliniska studier ska företas för att möjliggöra snabb registrering och marknadsintroduktion. Det nya vaccinet blir mycket enklare och billigare att producera än de nu registrerade koleravaccinerna, genom att en enda stam och en avdödningsmetod ersätter fyra eller fem komponenter, vartill kommer att CTB också  produceras enklare och billigare. Vaccinet beräknas ges peroralt i 2-ml volym och vara såväl värme- som pH-resistent, vilket gör att det inte behövs någon fördyrande kylkedja och inte heller någon pH-skyddande tilläggsbuffer. Tillsammans med den låga tillverkningskostnaden gör dessa egenskaper vaccinet mycket attraktivt för användning i vaccinationsprogram både mot endemisk kolera och vid kolerautbrott.  Vi har också tagit fram ett nytt och mycket lovande peroralt adjuvans, mmCT, som vi med vidare utvecklingsarbete i projektet hoppas i ett senare skede kan adderas till det nya drickbara koleravaccinet och därigenom möjliggöra att vaccinet kan ges i en enda dos ( i stället för två doser) med fullt bibehållen effektivitet också hos de yngsta barnen.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet syftar till att ta fram ett förenklat och förbättrat drickbart koleravaccin, som i en enda vaccinstam/formulering innehåller alla de olika serotyp-antigener som är av betydelse för antibakteriell koleraimmunitet och dessutom också innehåller antigen som ger upphov till antitoxisk immunitet och eventuellt också ett immunitetsförstärkande adjuvans.  Vaccinet ska ha egenskaper som gör att det lämpar sig för lokal produktion i utvecklingsländer och inte behöver varken kylkedjeförvaring eller magsyraneutraliserande buffer.  Det finns för närvarande två avdödade drickbara koleravacciner på den internationella marknaden, det av oss på 1980/90-talet framtagna vaccinet Dukoral och sedan 2009 ett på Dukoral-vaccinet grundat vaccin framtaget i Viet Nam och Indien (Shanchol). Bägge dessa vacciner är effektiva men relativt komplexa och dyra att producera eftersom de består av ett flertal koleravaccinstammar som inaktiverats med två olika metoder.   Med genteknisk modifiering av den gen i kolerabakterier (benämnd wbeT) som avgör om kolerabakterier (Vibrio cholerae serogrupp O1) ska få serotypen Inaba eller Ogawa har vi kunnat ta fram alternativa vaccinstammar av antingen biotyp El Tor (som nu svarar för praktiskt taget all kolera i världen) eller s.k. klassisk biotyp. De nya vaccinstammarna kännetecknas av att de på sin yta samtidigt uttrycker O1-antigen av både Ogawa- och Inaba-serotyp. Sådana s.k. Hikojima-vaccinstammar har avdödats med antingen formalin- eller värmebehandling och i omfattande vaccinationsstudier i möss visats ge upphov till lika starka och skyddande immunsvar som erhålles med Dukoralvaccinet. Med annan typ av genteknik har också effektiv storskalig metodik utvecklats som möjliggör enkel och mycket billig framtagning av koleratoxinets B-subenhet (CTB) för tillägg till Hikojima-vaccinet.   Resultaten har väckt stort internationellt intresse och lett fram till samarbete med Wellcome Trust Hilleman Laboratories i Indien,  som är expert på formulering av orala vacciner, med Incepta Pharmaceuticals och med icddr,b i Bangladesh med expertis i läkemedels- och vaccinproduktion resp. kliniska vaccinprövningar, för den fortsatta utvecklingen som beskrivs i ansökan av ett globalt oralt koleravaccin baserat på en sådan formalinavdödad Hikojima El Tor-vaccinstam tillsammans med ”enterocoatad”/ magsyrastabilt CTB. Vaccinet planeras  att tillverkas i Bangladesh där också kliniska studier ska företas för att möjliggöra snabb registrering och marknadsintroduktion. Det nya vaccinet blir mycket enklare och billigare att producera än de nu registrerade koleravaccinerna, genom att en enda stam och en avdödningsmetod ersätter fyra eller fem komponenter, vartill kommer att CTB också  produceras enklare och billigare. Vaccinet beräknas ges peroralt i 2-ml volym och vara såväl värme- som pH-resistent, vilket gör att det inte behövs någon fördyrande kylkedja och inte heller någon pH-skyddande tilläggsbuffer. Tillsammans med den låga tillverkningskostnaden gör dessa egenskaper vaccinet mycket attraktivt för användning i vaccinationsprogram både mot endemisk kolera och vid kolerautbrott.  Vi har också tagit fram ett nytt och mycket lovande peroralt adjuvans, mmCT, som vi med vidare utvecklingsarbete i projektet hoppas i ett senare skede kan adderas till det nya drickbara koleravaccinet och därigenom möjliggöra att vaccinet kan ges i en enda dos ( i stället för två doser) med fullt bibehållen effektivitet också hos de yngsta barnen.</narrative>
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      <narrative>New winds of economic growth are blowing across Sub-Saharan Africa. This is creating new urban ambitions involving the reworking of African cities, their economies, politics and spaces. However, as urban informalization continues to expand in the face of ‘jobless growth’ there are signs of intensified tensions as rationalities and practices of survival collide with rationalities of growth. Urban planning and regulation of central city areas increasingly adopt discursive, juridical and material technologies of control that seemingly seek to sanitize central city spaces of informality. Some scholars posit this as evidence that ‘revanchist urbanism heads South’. However, little is known about how seemingly global forces articulate with the specific local contexts of African cities. Drawing from theoretical insights from critical urban theory, the aim of this project is to shed light on the varied forces that are currently reworking central city areas in specific African cities and the strategies marginalised actors utilise to protect their claims to the street. Using qualitative ethnographic methods, the project focuses on contested urban spaces used by informal street vendors in Maputo, Kampala and Lagos to investigate three central research questions. Firstly, what are the new constellations of actors and interests driving the contemporary transformation of central city areas in specific cities? Secondly, what disciplinary technologies are being deployed to control actors and activities perceived as ‘illegitimate’ in central city areas and what conflicts emerge? Thirdly, how do people depending on the street for survival experience and respond to the re-making of central city areas? The 4-year project will include the following activities. Each of the three researchers will conduct a total of 6 months of fieldwork during years 1-4; project seminars in year 1; fieldwork analysis and writing of 6-8 peer reviewed articles and at least two popular scientific/policy orientated publications; presentations at 6 international conference, and, in year 4, a joint conference with collaborating partners from the three case study cities.  The project will significantly add to current understandings of the mechanisms that act on informal processes of urbanization and also contribute to a regenerated theoretical consideration of the search for the ‘Just City’ in the African context. The project will also increase planning and policy-relevant understanding of the mechanisms and processes acting in the urban planning / governance / informality / nexus. The project team consists of three researchers, each working on one city - Ilda Lindell (project coordinator), Andrew Byerley and Onyanta Adama.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Nya vinder av ekonomisk tillväxt blåser genom Afrika. Detta skapar nya ambitioner och omvandla städerna, deras ekonomier, politik och centrala stadsrum. Men den informella sektorn i städerna fortsätter samtidigt att växa och är ett allt större inslag i den Afrikanska stadsbilden. Den tydligaste tillväxten av den informella sektorn sker i städer i globala syd där marginaliserade grupper, exempelvis kvinnor och ungdomar söker sig till de offentliga rummen i centrala stadsdelar för att försörja sig, ofta genom att sälja varor på gatan. Genom att ta upp plats i det offentliga rummet och utföra aktiviteter som av planerare och statsmakter inte alls var tänkta att äga rum på dessa platser, omskapar dessa marginaliserade grupper staden underifrån. Samtidigt sker dock försök av statsmakter och andra mäktiga intressen att återta kontrollen och styrningen av städernas offentliga rum, såsom gatan. Den snabba ekonomiska tillväxten i flera Afrikanska städer skapar ny-modernistiska stadsvisioner och stadens centrala delar blir föremål för både investeringar och interventioner som söker få bort aktiviteter som inte passar i dessa visioner. Sådana interventioner kan få långtgående konsekvenser för de människor som är beroende av gatan för sin överlevnad. Det kan exempelvis handla om att vräka gatuförsäljare från gatan eller att omlokalisera dem till andra platser i eller utanför staden. Syftet med detta forskningsprojekt är att undersöka hur olika grupper av gatuförsäljares tillgång till det offentliga rummet påverkas av omvandlingen som pågår i centrala stadsdelar. Ett delsyfte är även att se hur de olika grupper som försörjer sig på gatan reagerar och handlar när deras försörjningsmöjligheter blir hotade. Projektet kommer att utföras i tre afrikanska städer: Lagos i Nigeria, Kampala i Uganda och Maputo i Mocambique. Dessa städer genomgår till stor del samma processer men de illustrerar även hur olika resultat kan uppstå från samma processer, utifrån de specifika platsernas historia, kultur och maktstrukturer etc. En viktig fältmetod blir att intervjua individer bland gatuförsäljare av olika kategorier såsom ungdomar, kvinnor samt försäljare av olika typer av varor, liksom representanter för deras sammanslutningar och organisationer. Observationer av hur gatuförsäljare utnyttjar det offentliga rummet och hur konflikter kring användandet uppstår kommer också att utgöra en viktig metod. Stadsplanerare och representanter för inblandade statliga myndigheter och politiker kommer att intervjuas kring deras syn på staden och på gatuekonomier och hur denna har förändrats över tid. Vid sidan av intervjuer och observationer kommer granskning av stadsplaner, protokoll från möten på kommunal nivå och liknande bidra med information om hur gatuekonomier och gatuförsäljare diskuteras samt vilka åtgärder som föreslås kring dessa aktiviteter. Det här forskningsprojektets samhälleliga relevans ligger i att den pågående omvandlingen av centrala stadsdelar verkar medföra ytterligare marginalisering av redan utsatta grupper av människor som är beroende av gatan för sin överlevnad. Genom att undersöka konsekvenserna av omvandlingen av centrala stadsdelar för olika grupper hoppas projektet kunna bidra till att policy och visioner som skapar socialt integrerade och hållbara städer kan utvecklas.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Nya vinder av ekonomisk tillväxt blåser genom Afrika. Detta skapar nya ambitioner och omvandla städerna, deras ekonomier, politik och centrala stadsrum. Men den informella sektorn i städerna fortsätter samtidigt att växa och är ett allt större inslag i den Afrikanska stadsbilden. Den tydligaste tillväxten av den informella sektorn sker i städer i globala syd där marginaliserade grupper, exempelvis kvinnor och ungdomar söker sig till de offentliga rummen i centrala stadsdelar för att försörja sig, ofta genom att sälja varor på gatan. Genom att ta upp plats i det offentliga rummet och utföra aktiviteter som av planerare och statsmakter inte alls var tänkta att äga rum på dessa platser, omskapar dessa marginaliserade grupper staden underifrån. Samtidigt sker dock försök av statsmakter och andra mäktiga intressen att återta kontrollen och styrningen av städernas offentliga rum, såsom gatan. Den snabba ekonomiska tillväxten i flera Afrikanska städer skapar ny-modernistiska stadsvisioner och stadens centrala delar blir föremål för både investeringar och interventioner som söker få bort aktiviteter som inte passar i dessa visioner. Sådana interventioner kan få långtgående konsekvenser för de människor som är beroende av gatan för sin överlevnad. Det kan exempelvis handla om att vräka gatuförsäljare från gatan eller att omlokalisera dem till andra platser i eller utanför staden. Syftet med detta forskningsprojekt är att undersöka hur olika grupper av gatuförsäljares tillgång till det offentliga rummet påverkas av omvandlingen som pågår i centrala stadsdelar. Ett delsyfte är även att se hur de olika grupper som försörjer sig på gatan reagerar och handlar när deras försörjningsmöjligheter blir hotade. Projektet kommer att utföras i tre afrikanska städer: Lagos i Nigeria, Kampala i Uganda och Maputo i Mocambique. Dessa städer genomgår till stor del samma processer men de illustrerar även hur olika resultat kan uppstå från samma processer, utifrån de specifika platsernas historia, kultur och maktstrukturer etc. En viktig fältmetod blir att intervjua individer bland gatuförsäljare av olika kategorier såsom ungdomar, kvinnor samt försäljare av olika typer av varor, liksom representanter för deras sammanslutningar och organisationer. Observationer av hur gatuförsäljare utnyttjar det offentliga rummet och hur konflikter kring användandet uppstår kommer också att utgöra en viktig metod. Stadsplanerare och representanter för inblandade statliga myndigheter och politiker kommer att intervjuas kring deras syn på staden och på gatuekonomier och hur denna har förändrats över tid. Vid sidan av intervjuer och observationer kommer granskning av stadsplaner, protokoll från möten på kommunal nivå och liknande bidra med information om hur gatuekonomier och gatuförsäljare diskuteras samt vilka åtgärder som föreslås kring dessa aktiviteter. Det här forskningsprojektets samhälleliga relevans ligger i att den pågående omvandlingen av centrala stadsdelar verkar medföra ytterligare marginalisering av redan utsatta grupper av människor som är beroende av gatan för sin överlevnad. Genom att undersöka konsekvenserna av omvandlingen av centrala stadsdelar för olika grupper hoppas projektet kunna bidra till att policy och visioner som skapar socialt integrerade och hållbara städer kan utvecklas.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Pastoralists play an important role in  mitigating climate change and also contribute highly to food security in the drylands that cover half the surface of the earth. They produce milk and other livestock products, for consumption and also as a regular source of income. In Kenya, camel milk attracts high price and is an important prerequisite for family survival both in the dryland and peri-urban areas. The development of the national camel milk sector is hindered by several constraints, of which mastitis is a key factor. Subclinical mastitis caused by Streptococcus agalactiae significantly reduces the milk yield. In cattle, S. agalactiae is controlled by simple measures such as grouping animals due to risk of transmission. These strategies have not been tested for camels in extensive herds. The purpose of the study is to develop strategies to reduce subclinical mastitis and eradicate S. agalactiae in pastoralist camel herds. The aims are to identify routes of transmission for S. agalactiae, and risk factors for subclinical mastitis, and to evaluate the impact of control measures in herds. The aims will be achieved through bilateral cooperation between Swedish and Kenyan partners. Part of the project is a prevalence study with clinical examination, sampling, interviews (participatory epidemiology) etcetera in 40 pastoralist camel herds. The second part is a longitudinal study over two years with regular visits in five herds to evaluate the feasibility and efficacy of improved milking management measures. Isolation of S. agalactiae in samples will be performed using simple and robust field methods, and characterization of the isolates using advanced molecular biology.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Mot hunger och fattigdom - mer och bättre mjölk från kameler med friska juver    Pastoralister är herdefamiljer som lever med sina djur och flyttar mellan betesmarker. De håller får, getter, nötkreatur och kameler som betar på olika sätt och ofta kompletterar varandra istället för att konkurrera om betesväxterna. Pastoralister förvaltar ekosystemtjänster; de spelar en viktig roll för att minska effekten av klimatförändringarna genom att kol binds i deras betesmarker och de hjälper till att bevara biologisk mångfald av djur och växter. De bidrar i högsta grad till matförsörjningen i de stora öken- och torrområden som täcker halva jordens yta genom att deras djur producerar livsmedel, framför allt mjölk, för familjernas egen konsumtion och för avsalu. Till skillnad från kor och getter så mjölkar kamelerna under hela året. Kamelen betraktas därför av pastoralisterna som det mest värdefulla djuret eftersom den dels mjölkar så länge och också har en anmärkningsvärd förmåga att både överleva och producera mjölk under svåra förhållanden, särskilt vid vattenbrist. Familjens – särskilt barnens – hälsa kan förbättras tack vare tillgången på mjölk, och inkomsten ökar.    Kenya består till 80 procent av öknar och torra områden och har den femte största populationen av kameler i världen. Nästan alla kameler ägs och sköts av pastoralister, både i torra områden och stadsnära. Mjölk från kameler betingar ett högt pris tack vare att den anses ha botande egenskaper och bara en begränsad mängd finns till salu. Kameler innebär en väsentlig resurs som mjölkproducenter och den kenyanska produktionen av kamelmjölk har stor potential att öka. Ökningen hämmas dock av flera faktorer, varav en viktig sådan är inflammation i kamelernas juver (mastit), en smittsam sjukdom som orsakas av bakterier och dåliga mjölkningsrutiner. Mastit leder till minskning av mjölkproduktionen och kan antingen vara lätt för pastoralisterna att lägga märka till – kamelen får svullet, ömt juver och feber – eller inte synlig för dem (subklinisk mastit). Även vid subklinisk mastit minskar mjölkmängden och mjölken får sämre kvalité eftersom bakterier finns i juvret. Dessutom växer kamelkalvarna sämre och fler av dem dör. Eftersom subklinisk mastit inte syns på kamelen så kommer ingen behandling att sättas in och kamelerna i hjorden kan fortsätta att smitta varandra.  Subklinisk mastit med bakterien Streptococcus agalactiae är mycket vanlig och ger stort produktionsbortfall.  Hos nötkreatur kan S. agalactiae kontrolleras genom enkla åtgärder som till exempel att gruppera kor med olika smittrisk och mjölka de smittade sist. Detta har inte provats för kameler i extensiv drift.  Projektets syfte är att utarbeta strategier för att minska subklinisk mastit och utrota S. agalactiae i kamelhjordar hos pastoralister i Kenya. De olika delmålen är att studera förekomsten och identifiera spridningsvägarna för S. agalactiae, att ta fram riskfaktorer för subklinisk mastit, samt att utvärdera effekten av kontrollåtgärder. Målen ska uppnås genom ett bilateralt samarbete mellan svenska och kenyanska partners. I praktiken är projektet indelat i två delar, varav den ena delen är en förekomst-studie som omfattar 40 hjordar. Kamelerna i dessa hjordar ska undersökas och prover på mjölk mm tas från dem, och pastoralisterna ska engageras i deltagargrupper och intervjuas om djurskötsel, sjukdomar och attityder. Den andra delen är en studie över två år med regelbundna besök i fem hjordar där olika åtgärders användbarhet och effekt utvärderas.  I Kenya ska bakterien S. agalactiae påvisas i proverna med hjälp av enkla robusta fältmetoder för att sedan karaktäriseras med avancerad molekylärbiologi i Sverige.  På sikt ska projektet bidra till att öka kamelernas mjölkproduktion och därigenom mängden kamelmjölk både för pastoralist-familjernas egen konsumtion och för försäljning.  Detta är ett sätt att öka tillgången på mat och minska fattigdom.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Control of Streptococcus agalactiae to reduce subclinical mastitis in pastoralist camel herds in Kenya.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Pastoralists play an important role in  mitigating climate change and also contribute highly to food security in the drylands that cover half the surface of the earth. They produce milk and other livestock products, for consumption and also as a regular source of income. In Kenya, camel milk attracts high price and is an important prerequisite for family survival both in the dryland and peri-urban areas. The development of the national camel milk sector is hindered by several constraints, of which mastitis is a key factor. Subclinical mastitis caused by Streptococcus agalactiae significantly reduces the milk yield. In cattle, S. agalactiae is controlled by simple measures such as grouping animals due to risk of transmission. These strategies have not been tested for camels in extensive herds. The purpose of the study is to develop strategies to reduce subclinical mastitis and eradicate S. agalactiae in pastoralist camel herds. The aims are to identify routes of transmission for S. agalactiae, and risk factors for subclinical mastitis, and to evaluate the impact of control measures in herds. The aims will be achieved through bilateral cooperation between Swedish and Kenyan partners. Part of the project is a prevalence study with clinical examination, sampling, interviews (participatory epidemiology) etcetera in 40 pastoralist camel herds. The second part is a longitudinal study over two years with regular visits in five herds to evaluate the feasibility and efficacy of improved milking management measures. Isolation of S. agalactiae in samples will be performed using simple and robust field methods, and characterization of the isolates using advanced molecular biology.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Mot hunger och fattigdom - mer och bättre mjölk från kameler med friska juver    Pastoralister är herdefamiljer som lever med sina djur och flyttar mellan betesmarker. De håller får, getter, nötkreatur och kameler som betar på olika sätt och ofta kompletterar varandra istället för att konkurrera om betesväxterna. Pastoralister förvaltar ekosystemtjänster; de spelar en viktig roll för att minska effekten av klimatförändringarna genom att kol binds i deras betesmarker och de hjälper till att bevara biologisk mångfald av djur och växter. De bidrar i högsta grad till matförsörjningen i de stora öken- och torrområden som täcker halva jordens yta genom att deras djur producerar livsmedel, framför allt mjölk, för familjernas egen konsumtion och för avsalu. Till skillnad från kor och getter så mjölkar kamelerna under hela året. Kamelen betraktas därför av pastoralisterna som det mest värdefulla djuret eftersom den dels mjölkar så länge och också har en anmärkningsvärd förmåga att både överleva och producera mjölk under svåra förhållanden, särskilt vid vattenbrist. Familjens – särskilt barnens – hälsa kan förbättras tack vare tillgången på mjölk, och inkomsten ökar.    Kenya består till 80 procent av öknar och torra områden och har den femte största populationen av kameler i världen. Nästan alla kameler ägs och sköts av pastoralister, både i torra områden och stadsnära. Mjölk från kameler betingar ett högt pris tack vare att den anses ha botande egenskaper och bara en begränsad mängd finns till salu. Kameler innebär en väsentlig resurs som mjölkproducenter och den kenyanska produktionen av kamelmjölk har stor potential att öka. Ökningen hämmas dock av flera faktorer, varav en viktig sådan är inflammation i kamelernas juver (mastit), en smittsam sjukdom som orsakas av bakterier och dåliga mjölkningsrutiner. Mastit leder till minskning av mjölkproduktionen och kan antingen vara lätt för pastoralisterna att lägga märka till – kamelen får svullet, ömt juver och feber – eller inte synlig för dem (subklinisk mastit). Även vid subklinisk mastit minskar mjölkmängden och mjölken får sämre kvalité eftersom bakterier finns i juvret. Dessutom växer kamelkalvarna sämre och fler av dem dör. Eftersom subklinisk mastit inte syns på kamelen så kommer ingen behandling att sättas in och kamelerna i hjorden kan fortsätta att smitta varandra.  Subklinisk mastit med bakterien Streptococcus agalactiae är mycket vanlig och ger stort produktionsbortfall.  Hos nötkreatur kan S. agalactiae kontrolleras genom enkla åtgärder som till exempel att gruppera kor med olika smittrisk och mjölka de smittade sist. Detta har inte provats för kameler i extensiv drift.  Projektets syfte är att utarbeta strategier för att minska subklinisk mastit och utrota S. agalactiae i kamelhjordar hos pastoralister i Kenya. De olika delmålen är att studera förekomsten och identifiera spridningsvägarna för S. agalactiae, att ta fram riskfaktorer för subklinisk mastit, samt att utvärdera effekten av kontrollåtgärder. Målen ska uppnås genom ett bilateralt samarbete mellan svenska och kenyanska partners. I praktiken är projektet indelat i två delar, varav den ena delen är en förekomst-studie som omfattar 40 hjordar. Kamelerna i dessa hjordar ska undersökas och prover på mjölk mm tas från dem, och pastoralisterna ska engageras i deltagargrupper och intervjuas om djurskötsel, sjukdomar och attityder. Den andra delen är en studie över två år med regelbundna besök i fem hjordar där olika åtgärders användbarhet och effekt utvärderas.  I Kenya ska bakterien S. agalactiae påvisas i proverna med hjälp av enkla robusta fältmetoder för att sedan karaktäriseras med avancerad molekylärbiologi i Sverige.  På sikt ska projektet bidra till att öka kamelernas mjölkproduktion och därigenom mängden kamelmjölk både för pastoralist-familjernas egen konsumtion och för försäljning.  Detta är ett sätt att öka tillgången på mat och minska fattigdom.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Ungefär 75 procent av de nya typer av infektioner som har drabbar människor under de senaste 10 åren är zoonoser; sjukdomar som orsakas av mikroorganismer som överförs mellan djur och människor. Detta beror bland annat på störningar i den ekologiska balansen, som t.ex. klimatförändringen, befolkningsökningen och urbanisering i u-länder samt ökat resande. I låginkomstländer, särskilt i Afrika, utgör infektionssjukdomar den dominerande dödsorsaken. De ekonomiska förlusterna för länder som är hårdast drabbade av zoonoser är enorma, vilket cementerar fattigdom och underutveckling i många delar av världen. I syfte att minimera och även eliminera spridningen av sjukdomar från djur till människor i u-länder, är tidiga diagnoser av boskap, fjäderfä och människor som bor och arbetar i nära anslutning till djuren avgörande. Dagens avancerade diagnostik kräver tillgång till välutrustade labb eller sjukhus, något som allvarligt hindrar underutvecklade regioner att dra nytta av de stora framsteg i bioteknik som har skett under de senaste decennierna. Målet med detta projekt är att utveckla en ny typ av känsliga och billiga diagnostikenheter som är enkla att använda och som inte kräver tillgång till avancerade sjukvårdsenheter för att möjliggöra snabb detektion av patogener som orsakar zoonotiska infektioner i underutvecklade länder. Detta kommer att göras i samarbete med FN organet FAO/IAEA och deras labb i bl.a. Kenya, Uganda, Mocambique, Elfenbenskusten, Ghana, Angola och Sydafrika. Baserat på tidig upptäckt, kombinerat med känslig, specifik och snabb identifiering av nya och framväxande patogener, kan infektioners spridningsvägar snabbt skäras av, lämpliga skyddsåtgärder kan omedelbart sättas in och epidemier elimineras. Detektionsprincipen som används i detta projekt kombinerar en molekylär avläsningsprincip med analys av hur rotationsrörelser hos magnetiska nanopartiklar (NP) ändras när provet som testas innehåller komplementära DNA-sekvenser till det igenkännings-DNA som bundits till NP-ytan. Den förstnämnda principen använder sig av så kallade hänglåsprober och rullande cirkel amplifiering (RCA) av molekylerna som detekteras i provet och innebär att testerna har möjlighet att göras flera tusen gånger känsligare än andra magnetodynamiska utläsningsformat. När enheten aktiveras exciteras ett växlande magnetfält i sensorelementet vari en vätska innehållande funktionaliserade NP och RCA-produkter befinner sig. Sensorn läser av ändringen i nanopartiklarnas magnetiska svar på magnetfältet och beroende på applikationsområde får användaren antingen ett JA- eller NEJ-svar på om provet innehöll det man letade efter eller mer kvantitativ information om flera olika målmolekyler i provet (avancerad diagnostik). I detta projekt ska detektion av virus som orsakar fågelinfluensa, West Nile-feber och Rift Valley-feber samt bakterier som Salmonella, Campylobakter och E.Coli, (dvs både DNA och RNA baserade patogener) utvecklas.  Detektionsprincipen är, så vitt vi vet, den första som kombinerar hög känslighet och robusthet med mycket enkel hantering vilket möjliggör användning utan höga krav på utbildningsnivå. Den kommer dessutom att implementeras på en integrerad plattform som bygger på smarta och billiga elektromagnetiska komponenter som inte innehåller dyra optiska element vilket öppnar upp för mycket låga produktionskostnader. Detta gör detektionsprincipen lämplig för tidig diagnos av boskap, fjäderfä och människor som bor och arbetar i nära anslutning till djuren i områden som saknar avancerade sjukvårdsenheter i syfte att hindra spridningen av epidemier som drabbar de mest utsatta människorna i låginkomstländer hårt och samtidigt bidra till en mer hållbar livsmedelsproduktion i dessa länder. Vi hoppas att projektet skall bidra till att människor i u-länder får möjlighet att kunna dra nytta av de enorma framsteg som gjorts inom bioteknologi och som bidragit att vi i industrialiserade länder har fått mycket bättre kontroll över vår egen hälsa. Pro</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Organisk elektronik, framförallt organisk fotovoltaisk teknik (OPV), organiska lysdioder (OLED) och organiska fälteffekttransistorer (OFET) har potentialen att påverka nästan alla delar i det moderna samhället. De kan komma att påverka hur vi lyser upp våra hem, hur vi sparar och återhämtar information och även hur vi driver elektronik. Jämfört med oorganisk elektronik har organisk elektronik attraherat stort intresse på grund av dess fördelar såsom lättviktighet, flexibilitet och möjligheten till billig produktion genom bearbetning i lösning. Dessvärre begränsas deras praktiska applikation av låg stabilitet och dålig prestanda. Därför finns det ett stort behov av att utveckla nya material för att förbättra prestandan hos organisk elektronik och ytterligare sänka produktionskostnaden.   Sen den banbrytande rapporten år 2004 av Geim och Novoselov (Nobelpriset I fysik 2010) har grafen attraherat mycket uppmärksamhet för ett stort antal användningsområden. Grafen är ett tunt lager av rent kol; det är ett enda tätt packat lager av kolatomer, sammanlänkade i hexagonal bikakestruktur. Det är det tunnaste kända materialet med endast en atoms tjocklek, det lättaste materialet (1 m2 väger runt 0,77 mg), det starkaste materialet (runt 100-300 gånger starkare än stål), det har även den högsta värmeledande- och elektriskt ledande förmågan vid rumstemperatur (elektronmobilitet på mer än 15 000 cm2V-1s-1). Det största hindret för kommersiell spridning är i dagsläget att produktion av högkvalitativ grafen är en mycket dyr och komplex process.  Inspirerad av de unika egenskaperna hos grafen och projektet Graphene Flagship som koordineras av Chalmers Tekniska Högskola, har vi planer att arbeta med syntesen av grafenliknande material för möjliga användningsområden inom organisk elektronik. Detta projekt har det ambitiösa målet att utveckla grafenliknande material som alternativ för transparenta elektroder, som ytskiktslager och som acceptormaterial för OPV, då grafen har både hög optisk transparens, elektrisk ledningsförmåga och mekanisk flexibilitet.   Projektet kommer att utföras i fyra arbetspaket (WPs). WP1 fokuserar på molekylär design och datorberäkningar av nya grafenstrukturer. Olika typer av grafener kommer att syntetiseras i WP2 med hjälp av resultaten från WP1. Materialet som syntetiseras i WP2 kommer att karakteriseras i WP3. Slutligen kommer material med lovande egenskaper i WP4 användas för att producera OPV-enheter, OLEDs och OFETs för att testa prestanda och stabilitet.    Projektledaren i Sverige är Dr. Ergang Wang och den internationella projektledaren är Prof. Wendimagegn Mammo från Etiopien. Tre doktorander kommer vara involverade i molekylär design och syntes. Deltagarna från Prof. Olle Inganäs och Prof. Magnus Berggren från Sverige kommer vara ansvariga för produktion av elektroniska enheter och utvärdera prestandan hos grafenerna. Årliga konferenser och regelbundna videokonferenser (var tredje månad) kommer hållas för att överse framstegen i projektet. För att utbyta kunskap och förstå varandra på ett bättre sätt kommer 6 utstationeringar hållas (3 i Sverige och 3 i Etiopien) under projektets livstid. Båda projektledarna (EW och WM) och doktorander kommer involveras i utstationeringarna. Varaktigheten kan vara en månad eller längre per tillfälle, beroende på omständigheterna.   Partnerskapet mellan de tre samarbetande universiteten och två kontinenterna utlovar att tillhandahålla den nödvändiga synergi mellan beräkning, kemisk syntes och enhetsproduktion och karakterisering som krävs för att nå de ambitiösa forskningsmålen och att leverera högkvalitativ, tvärdisciplinär forskning och erfarenhet, vilket krävs för förnyelsebara energiapplikationer. Vi tror att vår gemensamma ansträngning i detta samarbetsprojekt kommer att ge ett signifikant bidrag till kunskapsgapet i detta fält och kommer kunna leverera högkvalitativa grafenmaterial till den svenska forskarvärlden för vidare studier i fotofysik och optoelektronik.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project has the ambitious goal of developing graphenes as alternatives for transparent electrodes, interfacial layers and acceptor materials for organic solar cells as graphene possesses high optical transparency, electrical conductivity and mechanical flexibility. This is a multidisciplinary project, bringing together simulation and synthesis of graphenes, characterizations and the fabrication of electronic devices. Therefore, fours researchers with complementary background will join this project, in which E. Wang at Chalmers is the Swedish project leader and the international project leader is W. Mammo from Ethiopia. O. Inganäs and M. Berggren are participants from Sweden. Four PhD students from both Sweden and Ethiopia will be involved. Annual conferences and regular video conferences (every three months) will be held to monitor the progress of the project. The project will be explored through four work packages (WPs). WP1 focuses on molecular design and computational calculations of new graphene structures, which will be synthesized in WP2 and characterized in WP3. The performance of the materials in devices will be tested in WP4. We believe that the organic electronic community in Sweden will be well connected to the related research activities in Ethiopia and our concerted efforts will make significant contribution in filling the knowledge gap in this field and provide high quality graphene materials to the community of Swedish scientists for further studies.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The overall purpose of this project is to strengthen the ongoing collaboration between the Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI), Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and Lund University, Sweden. We outline a collaborative HIV research project, using technology and transfer from Sweden to enable laboratory assays and data analysis to be established and conducted at EPHI. The project also includes knowledge transfers and training opportunities for EPHI investigators in laboratory based investigations, sequence data management and analysis, and in disseminating research findings in international forums, with the aim of increasing scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals with EPHI scientists as first author. The partnership will allow us investigate patterns of antiretroviral drug resistance in Ethiopian human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) positive individuals – both before and during antiretroviral therapy (ART) – through virological, molecular epidemiology and socio-demographic characteristics. It will also allow us to extend our studies to include state-of-the art molecular epidemiology investigations of HIV to specifically address transmission routes between high-risk populations (female sex workers and long distance truck drivers) and the general population. This will be the first large-scale population study of antiretroviral drug resistance since the roll-out of ART in Ethiopia and it will provide valuable information on the current status of the HIV epidemic in the country.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det övergripande syftet med projektet är att stärka ett pågående forskningssamarbetet mellan forskare på det Etiopiska Folkhälsoinstitutet (Ethiopian Public Health Institute: EPHI), Addis Abeba, Etiopien och Lunds universitet, Sverige. EPHI är en statlig institution som på uppdrag av hälsoministeriet ansvarar för att bedriva forskning och tekniköverföring samt att övervaka folkhälsan i Etiopien. I samarbetsprojekt kommer vi att etablera nya laboratorie- och dataanalyser i Etiopien. I projektet ingår även kunskapsöverföring och utbildningsmöjligheter för Etiopiska forskare inom laboratoriebaserade undersökningar, datahantering och analys, med syftet att öka publikationer i vetenskapliga tidskrifter med etiopiska forskare som förstaförfattare. Samarbetet kommer att fokusera på läkemedelsresistens hos humant immunbristvirus (HIV)-positiva personer - både före och under behandling. I projektet kommer även studier avseende molekylärepidemiologi av HIV att utföras, med fokus på smittvägar mellan högriskpopulationer (prostituerade och lastbilschaufförer) och den generella befolkningen. Även om HIV infektioner har rapporterats att ha minskat under det senaste decenniet, sprider sig viruset fortfarande i befolkningen. För närvarande pågår en studie i Etiopien som fokuserar på HIV-prevalensen bland prostituerade och lastbilschaufförer. Preliminära resultat tyder på att HIV-prevalensen bland lastbilschaufförer är 4,9% och bland kvinnliga sexarbetare 23,8%. Detta innebär att den etiopiska HIV-epidemin förskjuts att bli mer endemisk koncentrerad i vissa högriskpopulationer. Vi kommer i våra studier att använda material från flera större kohorter i Etiopien för att studera dynamiken av smittspridningen. Vi kommer att studera vilken inverkan läkemedelsresistens och virustyper (subtyper och rekombinanta typer) har på transmissionsdynamiken i befolkningen. Vi har följande specifika mål:    1) Undersöka hur vanligt det är med överförd läkemedelsresistens genom att undersöka HIV- behandlingsnaiva individer  2) Undersöka utvecklingen av läkemedelsresistens över tid hos personer som är under behandling, i syfte att identifiera riskfaktorer för uppkomst av resistens, vilket kan bidra i utformningen av ny behandling  3) Undersöka smittspridning mellan högriskpopulationer och den generella befolkningen, vilket kan bidra i utformningen av förebyggande åtgärder för HIV-infektion    Vår studie kommer att vara det första storskaliga populationsstudiet med avseende på antiretroviral resistens efter det att behandling av HIV-smitta infördes i Etiopien. Studierna kommer också att bidra med värdefull information angående den aktuella statusen av HIV-epidemin i landet. För närvarande är information avseende dessa aspekter knapphändig, och studierna har en direkt relevans för anpassning av program för förebyggande åtgärder och behandling av HIV-infektion i landet.    Eftersom dessa studier till stor del kommer att utföras i Etiopien kommer kapacitetsuppbyggnad vara en avgörande komponent för studien. Vårt etiopisk-svenska samarbete är translationellt, med både prekliniska och kliniska grupper som använder kompletterar metoder i sin forskning och utgör därmed en stark grupp ämnad för frågeställningen.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Strengthening the grip on HIV in Ethiopia - tracing transmission and antiretroviral drug resistance in the era of scaling up HIV care</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Stärkt grepp om HIV i Etiopien - hur kan vi förstå smittspridning och uppkomst av resistens mot läkemedel när bromsmediciner blivit tillgängliga</narrative>
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      <narrative>The overall purpose of this project is to strengthen the ongoing collaboration between the Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI), Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and Lund University, Sweden. We outline a collaborative HIV research project, using technology and transfer from Sweden to enable laboratory assays and data analysis to be established and conducted at EPHI. The project also includes knowledge transfers and training opportunities for EPHI investigators in laboratory based investigations, sequence data management and analysis, and in disseminating research findings in international forums, with the aim of increasing scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals with EPHI scientists as first author. The partnership will allow us investigate patterns of antiretroviral drug resistance in Ethiopian human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) positive individuals – both before and during antiretroviral therapy (ART) – through virological, molecular epidemiology and socio-demographic characteristics. It will also allow us to extend our studies to include state-of-the art molecular epidemiology investigations of HIV to specifically address transmission routes between high-risk populations (female sex workers and long distance truck drivers) and the general population. This will be the first large-scale population study of antiretroviral drug resistance since the roll-out of ART in Ethiopia and it will provide valuable information on the current status of the HIV epidemic in the country.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det övergripande syftet med projektet är att stärka ett pågående forskningssamarbetet mellan forskare på det Etiopiska Folkhälsoinstitutet (Ethiopian Public Health Institute: EPHI), Addis Abeba, Etiopien och Lunds universitet, Sverige. EPHI är en statlig institution som på uppdrag av hälsoministeriet ansvarar för att bedriva forskning och tekniköverföring samt att övervaka folkhälsan i Etiopien. I samarbetsprojekt kommer vi att etablera nya laboratorie- och dataanalyser i Etiopien. I projektet ingår även kunskapsöverföring och utbildningsmöjligheter för Etiopiska forskare inom laboratoriebaserade undersökningar, datahantering och analys, med syftet att öka publikationer i vetenskapliga tidskrifter med etiopiska forskare som förstaförfattare. Samarbetet kommer att fokusera på läkemedelsresistens hos humant immunbristvirus (HIV)-positiva personer - både före och under behandling. I projektet kommer även studier avseende molekylärepidemiologi av HIV att utföras, med fokus på smittvägar mellan högriskpopulationer (prostituerade och lastbilschaufförer) och den generella befolkningen. Även om HIV infektioner har rapporterats att ha minskat under det senaste decenniet, sprider sig viruset fortfarande i befolkningen. För närvarande pågår en studie i Etiopien som fokuserar på HIV-prevalensen bland prostituerade och lastbilschaufförer. Preliminära resultat tyder på att HIV-prevalensen bland lastbilschaufförer är 4,9% och bland kvinnliga sexarbetare 23,8%. Detta innebär att den etiopiska HIV-epidemin förskjuts att bli mer endemisk koncentrerad i vissa högriskpopulationer. Vi kommer i våra studier att använda material från flera större kohorter i Etiopien för att studera dynamiken av smittspridningen. Vi kommer att studera vilken inverkan läkemedelsresistens och virustyper (subtyper och rekombinanta typer) har på transmissionsdynamiken i befolkningen. Vi har följande specifika mål:    1) Undersöka hur vanligt det är med överförd läkemedelsresistens genom att undersöka HIV- behandlingsnaiva individer  2) Undersöka utvecklingen av läkemedelsresistens över tid hos personer som är under behandling, i syfte att identifiera riskfaktorer för uppkomst av resistens, vilket kan bidra i utformningen av ny behandling  3) Undersöka smittspridning mellan högriskpopulationer och den generella befolkningen, vilket kan bidra i utformningen av förebyggande åtgärder för HIV-infektion    Vår studie kommer att vara det första storskaliga populationsstudiet med avseende på antiretroviral resistens efter det att behandling av HIV-smitta infördes i Etiopien. Studierna kommer också att bidra med värdefull information angående den aktuella statusen av HIV-epidemin i landet. För närvarande är information avseende dessa aspekter knapphändig, och studierna har en direkt relevans för anpassning av program för förebyggande åtgärder och behandling av HIV-infektion i landet.    Eftersom dessa studier till stor del kommer att utföras i Etiopien kommer kapacitetsuppbyggnad vara en avgörande komponent för studien. Vårt etiopisk-svenska samarbete är translationellt, med både prekliniska och kliniska grupper som använder kompletterar metoder i sin forskning och utgör därmed en stark grupp ämnad för frågeställningen.</narrative>
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      <narrative>3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt</narrative>
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      <narrative>Facing new health challenges: The role of HIV infection and the risk of cardiovascular disease in a high-burden HIV population in Uganda</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Nya hälsoutmaningar: HIV-infektion och risken för kardiovaskulär sjukdom i en befolkning med hög förekomst av HIV i Uganda</narrative>
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      <narrative>People living with HIV have a higher risk of cardiovascular diseases (CVD) compared with HIV-negative individuals, possibly linked to low-grade, long-term inflammation. With the substantial increase in antiretroviral treatment in Sub-Saharan Africa in recent years, the mean age of people living with HIV is rising, and with it the risk of CVD. This is especially important since there also seems to be a genetic predisposition to CVD in Sub-Saharan Africa. In the Rakai population-based, open cohort in Uganda, data collection with almost yearly HIV tests has been ongoing since 1994 in ca 50 villages. This offers an excellent opportunity to estimate the risk of CVD in an HIV high-burden population using surveys, risk scores, anthropometric data, verbal autopsies and finally the Arteriograph armcuff to measure aortic stiffness as a proxy of early cardiovascular risk. The results from the planned studies with accurate data on onset of HIV infection, will not only help estimate the CVD risk, but also provide new insight into the pathophysiological process of development of atherosclerosis and duration of HIV infection. Starting off with this four-year project, the Karolinska and the Rakai teams, aim to develop a long-term common research agenda. Workshops and seminars will be held at both sites for this purpose, and joint publications as well as joint supervision of Master/PhD students are being planned. The project will be led by Helena Nordenstedt and Fred Nalugoda, respectively.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Populärvetenskaplig beskrivning  Sjukdomspanoramat i världen håller på att ändras. Den svartvita världsordning som varit rådande de senaste decennierna, där befolkningen i låginkomstländer dör av smittsamma sjukdomar såsom malaria, tuberkulos och HIV och befolkningen i höginkomstländer dör av icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som hjärtinfarkt, stroke och cancer, gäller inte längre. Två tredjedelar av alla dödsfall i världen beror idag på icke-smittsamma sjukdomar, och de flesta av dessa dödsfall inträffar i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Många av dessa dödsfall inträffar också tidigare i åldrarna än i höginkomstländer. Den största dödsorsaken globalt är hjärtkärlsjukdomar, där vi redan känner till många av riskfaktorerna, men ännu inte helt förstår varför vissa drabbas och andra inte, trots att man blivit utsatt för samma riskfaktorer. Möjligen finns svaret i det komplicerade samspelet mellan smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar? Till exempel vet vi nu att en del icke-smittsamma sjukdomar ökar risken för smittsamma sjukdomar (såsom i fallet diabetes och tuberkulos) och en del smittsamma sjukdomar kan leda till cancer (såsom infektion med humant papillomvirus och livmoderhalscancer).  Mitt i korsningen av dessa två sjukdomsentiteter befinner sig HIV. HIV är en infektionssjukdom i grunden, men den livslånga behandlingen med krav på kontinuerlig uppföljning från sjukvården har mer gemensamt med behandlingen av icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som hjärtkärlsjukdomar. Personer som lever med HIV har också ökad risk för just hjärtkärlsjukdomar. Detta har föreslagits bero på biverkningar av HIV-mediciner, men sannolikt är det just att gå runt med den långvariga inflammation som HIV-infektionen ger som ökar risken mest. HIV har drabbat länder i Afrika söder om Sahara allra hårdast. Här lever idag också majoriteten av de människor som använder HIV-läkemedel. Tillgången till HIV-läkemedel har ökat dramatiskt på sistone och infrastruktur för att ta hand om HIV-patienter har i många länder byggts upp med goda resultat på överlevnaden. Detta leder till att fler människor lever allt längre med HIV. Dessa faktorer sammantaget gör att vi kan förvänta oss en stor ökning av hjärtkärlsjukdomar i länder i Afrika söder om Sahara, något som kommer att bli tungt för hälso- och sjukvården som ofta lider brist på resurser.  I distriktet Rakai i Uganda har man följt en del av befolkningen sedan 1994. Distriktet har en av de högsta HIV-förekomsterna i Uganda, med ca 10% av befolkningen smittad. Rakai är unik som HIV-studie, då man HIV-testat befolkningen varje år. På så sätt kan man säga på ett år när, när en person blivit smittad. Liknande data finns inte att tillgå någon annanstans i världen. Man har där också löpande samlat in information om vilka läkemedel personer med HIV har tagit, blodprover för att mäta nivån på deras immunförsvar och mycket annat. Alla deltagare följs för närvarande upp en gång per år av tränad forskningspersonal, med intervjuer och blodprovstagning.  Vi börjar med att kartlägga hur det ser ut idag med kända riskfaktorer för hjärtkärlsjukdomar, genom att utnyttja tidigare använda, och välkända riskformulär med frågor om bl.a. vikt, blodtryck, midjemått, rökning, ärftlighet för diabetes och hjärtkärlsjukdomar samt även ta prover för att mäta blodsocker och blodfetter. Vi kommer att använda oss av metoder som är vanliga i höginkomstländer, men vill nu också utvärdera hur de fungerar att använda i ett låginkomstland som Uganda. Dessutom planerar vi att utvärdera graden av åderförkalkning med en speciell blodtrycksmanschett (Arteriograph), som på ett enkelt sätt mäter den kärlstelhet som uppstår vid åderförkalkning. Denna information kommer att vara av stort värde för att kunna mäta risken och förekomsten av hjärtkärlsjukdomar hos personer med HIV framöver och kommer att kunna bidra till att skapa nya angreppssätt hur patienter med både HIV och kardiovaskulär sjukdom skall skötas i en sjukvård med knappa resurser.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Facing new health challenges: The role of HIV infection and the risk of cardiovascular disease in a high-burden HIV population in Uganda</narrative>
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      <narrative>People living with HIV have a higher risk of cardiovascular diseases (CVD) compared with HIV-negative individuals, possibly linked to low-grade, long-term inflammation. With the substantial increase in antiretroviral treatment in Sub-Saharan Africa in recent years, the mean age of people living with HIV is rising, and with it the risk of CVD. This is especially important since there also seems to be a genetic predisposition to CVD in Sub-Saharan Africa. In the Rakai population-based, open cohort in Uganda, data collection with almost yearly HIV tests has been ongoing since 1994 in ca 50 villages. This offers an excellent opportunity to estimate the risk of CVD in an HIV high-burden population using surveys, risk scores, anthropometric data, verbal autopsies and finally the Arteriograph armcuff to measure aortic stiffness as a proxy of early cardiovascular risk. The results from the planned studies with accurate data on onset of HIV infection, will not only help estimate the CVD risk, but also provide new insight into the pathophysiological process of development of atherosclerosis and duration of HIV infection. Starting off with this four-year project, the Karolinska and the Rakai teams, aim to develop a long-term common research agenda. Workshops and seminars will be held at both sites for this purpose, and joint publications as well as joint supervision of Master/PhD students are being planned. The project will be led by Helena Nordenstedt and Fred Nalugoda, respectively.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Populärvetenskaplig beskrivning  Sjukdomspanoramat i världen håller på att ändras. Den svartvita världsordning som varit rådande de senaste decennierna, där befolkningen i låginkomstländer dör av smittsamma sjukdomar såsom malaria, tuberkulos och HIV och befolkningen i höginkomstländer dör av icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som hjärtinfarkt, stroke och cancer, gäller inte längre. Två tredjedelar av alla dödsfall i världen beror idag på icke-smittsamma sjukdomar, och de flesta av dessa dödsfall inträffar i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Många av dessa dödsfall inträffar också tidigare i åldrarna än i höginkomstländer. Den största dödsorsaken globalt är hjärtkärlsjukdomar, där vi redan känner till många av riskfaktorerna, men ännu inte helt förstår varför vissa drabbas och andra inte, trots att man blivit utsatt för samma riskfaktorer. Möjligen finns svaret i det komplicerade samspelet mellan smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar? Till exempel vet vi nu att en del icke-smittsamma sjukdomar ökar risken för smittsamma sjukdomar (såsom i fallet diabetes och tuberkulos) och en del smittsamma sjukdomar kan leda till cancer (såsom infektion med humant papillomvirus och livmoderhalscancer).  Mitt i korsningen av dessa två sjukdomsentiteter befinner sig HIV. HIV är en infektionssjukdom i grunden, men den livslånga behandlingen med krav på kontinuerlig uppföljning från sjukvården har mer gemensamt med behandlingen av icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som hjärtkärlsjukdomar. Personer som lever med HIV har också ökad risk för just hjärtkärlsjukdomar. Detta har föreslagits bero på biverkningar av HIV-mediciner, men sannolikt är det just att gå runt med den långvariga inflammation som HIV-infektionen ger som ökar risken mest. HIV har drabbat länder i Afrika söder om Sahara allra hårdast. Här lever idag också majoriteten av de människor som använder HIV-läkemedel. Tillgången till HIV-läkemedel har ökat dramatiskt på sistone och infrastruktur för att ta hand om HIV-patienter har i många länder byggts upp med goda resultat på överlevnaden. Detta leder till att fler människor lever allt längre med HIV. Dessa faktorer sammantaget gör att vi kan förvänta oss en stor ökning av hjärtkärlsjukdomar i länder i Afrika söder om Sahara, något som kommer att bli tungt för hälso- och sjukvården som ofta lider brist på resurser.  I distriktet Rakai i Uganda har man följt en del av befolkningen sedan 1994. Distriktet har en av de högsta HIV-förekomsterna i Uganda, med ca 10% av befolkningen smittad. Rakai är unik som HIV-studie, då man HIV-testat befolkningen varje år. På så sätt kan man säga på ett år när, när en person blivit smittad. Liknande data finns inte att tillgå någon annanstans i världen. Man har där också löpande samlat in information om vilka läkemedel personer med HIV har tagit, blodprover för att mäta nivån på deras immunförsvar och mycket annat. Alla deltagare följs för närvarande upp en gång per år av tränad forskningspersonal, med intervjuer och blodprovstagning.  Vi börjar med att kartlägga hur det ser ut idag med kända riskfaktorer för hjärtkärlsjukdomar, genom att utnyttja tidigare använda, och välkända riskformulär med frågor om bl.a. vikt, blodtryck, midjemått, rökning, ärftlighet för diabetes och hjärtkärlsjukdomar samt även ta prover för att mäta blodsocker och blodfetter. Vi kommer att använda oss av metoder som är vanliga i höginkomstländer, men vill nu också utvärdera hur de fungerar att använda i ett låginkomstland som Uganda. Dessutom planerar vi att utvärdera graden av åderförkalkning med en speciell blodtrycksmanschett (Arteriograph), som på ett enkelt sätt mäter den kärlstelhet som uppstår vid åderförkalkning. Denna information kommer att vara av stort värde för att kunna mäta risken och förekomsten av hjärtkärlsjukdomar hos personer med HIV framöver och kommer att kunna bidra till att skapa nya angreppssätt hur patienter med både HIV och kardiovaskulär sjukdom skall skötas i en sjukvård med knappa resurser.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför </narrative>
      <narrative>3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt</narrative>
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      <narrative>Small scale dairying is important for the rural economy, especially for marginalized poor people, primarily women. Mastitis (inflammation of the udder gland) is a common, but complex problem in dairy cows and causes considerable losses. Therefore, reducing the burden of disease of mastitis asks for a systematic, science-based approach. The purpose of this 3 year project is to create a sustainable multidisciplinary collaboration between researchers from Bangladesh, France, the Netherlands and Sweden. With this team, we aim to develop an udder health control program (UHCP) that is tailored to the dairy situation in Bangladesh. We will use the existing scientific literature and consult international mastitis experts, to evaluate the currently available mastitis control measures for use in the dairy sector in Bangladesh. Any gaps in the available knowledge will be filled by collecting relevant field data. We will organize a scientific workshop to collect relevant information and a practical workshop to disseminate the UHCP within the Bangladesh veterinary community.   This collaborative project contributes to more sustainable and profitable dairy farming in Bangladesh and thus to poverty alleviation, but also serves as an example of a systematic, evidence-based approach for animal disease control in a developing country. We anticipate that this project will strengthen and expand our network, creating a sound basis for future collaborative research efforts.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Den växande mjölksektorn i Bangladesh är mycket betydelsefull för landsbygdsutvecklingen. Mjölken är viktig för fattiga människors utkomst och näringsförsörjning. Juverinflammation (mastit) är en vanlig sjukdom hos mjölkkor i både fattiga och rika länder. Och det är en av de ekonomiskt viktigaste sjukdomarna för mjölkbranschen. Juverinflammation leder till minskad mjölkproduktion, försämrad mjölkkvalitet, djurlidande samt ökad antibiotikaanvändning. Den sistnämnda leder i sin tur till ökad utveckling och spridning av resistenta bakterier. Kors juverhälsa har studerats under lång tid. Den sammanlagda kunskapen har i många länder använts för att utveckla juverhälsoprogram för att förbättra juverhälsan. I utvecklingsländer finns det ofta inga sådana juverhälsoprogram. Det kan dessutom vara svårt att inrätta dylika eftersom rådgivningen bygger på studier från den mer utvecklade världen.    Syftet med detta treåriga projekt är att skapa ett långsiktigt tvärvetenskapligt samarbete mellan forskare i Bangladesh, Frankrike, Nederländerna och Sverige. Projektgruppen består av experter inom besättningsrådgivning, epidemiologi, mikrobiologi samt även fältveterinärer. Tillsammans kommer vi att utveckla ett juverhälsoprogram som är skräddarsytt för mjölksektorn i Bangladesh. Först kommer vi att gå igenom vetenskaplig litteratur och ta hjälp av internationella juverhälsoexperter. Syftet är att se hur befintlig kunskap kan tillämpas i Bangladesh. Genom att göra det kommer vi också att upptäcka vad som fattas för att kunna införa ett juverhälsoprogram i Bangladesh. Eventuella kunskapsluckor kommer att fyllas genom en fältstudie i Bangladesh där vi samlar mjölkprover från kor och intervjuar mjölkbönder. De sammanlagda resultaten kommer att ligga till grund för ett juverhälsoprogram som kommer att spridas bland veterinärer och lantbrukare i Bangladesh.     Vi kommer också att organisera två verkstäder: 1. En internationell vetenskaplig verkstad, tidigt i projektet, för att samla expertis inom ämnet mastitkontroll och diskutera hur befintlig kunskap bäst kan tillämpas i Bangladesh. 2. En verkstad mot slutet av projektet med syftet att kommunicera juverhälsoprogrammet till veterinärer i Bangladesh.    Den småskaliga mjölkproduktionen är viktig för landsbygdens ekonomi, särskilt för fattiga och marginaliserade människor och då särskilt kvinnor. Ett juverhälsoprogram kommer sannolikt och förhoppningsvis att leda till en mer hållbar och lönsam mjölkproduktion i Bangladesh. Dessutom kommer bättre juverhälsa att leda till bättre folkhälsa genom ökad mjölkproduktion, förbättrad mjölkkvalitet, förbättrad livsmedelssäkerhet och mindre antibiotikaanvändning. Vi vill med detta projekt utveckla ett systematiskt och vetenskapligt baserat arbetssätt för sjukdomskontroll i ett låginkomstland. Förhoppningsvis kommer det också att kunna appliceras på andra utvecklingsländer och på andra djurslag. Vi förväntar oss också att det här projektet kommer att stärka vårt samarbete och utvidga vårt nätverk med andra internationella experter på området, vilket kan leda till en stabil bas för fortsatt vetenskaplig samverkan.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Development of Udder Health Control Program in dairy cows in Bangladesh</narrative>
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      <narrative>Small scale dairying is important for the rural economy, especially for marginalized poor people, primarily women. Mastitis (inflammation of the udder gland) is a common, but complex problem in dairy cows and causes considerable losses. Therefore, reducing the burden of disease of mastitis asks for a systematic, science-based approach. The purpose of this 3 year project is to create a sustainable multidisciplinary collaboration between researchers from Bangladesh, France, the Netherlands and Sweden. With this team, we aim to develop an udder health control program (UHCP) that is tailored to the dairy situation in Bangladesh. We will use the existing scientific literature and consult international mastitis experts, to evaluate the currently available mastitis control measures for use in the dairy sector in Bangladesh. Any gaps in the available knowledge will be filled by collecting relevant field data. We will organize a scientific workshop to collect relevant information and a practical workshop to disseminate the UHCP within the Bangladesh veterinary community.   This collaborative project contributes to more sustainable and profitable dairy farming in Bangladesh and thus to poverty alleviation, but also serves as an example of a systematic, evidence-based approach for animal disease control in a developing country. We anticipate that this project will strengthen and expand our network, creating a sound basis for future collaborative research efforts.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Den växande mjölksektorn i Bangladesh är mycket betydelsefull för landsbygdsutvecklingen. Mjölken är viktig för fattiga människors utkomst och näringsförsörjning. Juverinflammation (mastit) är en vanlig sjukdom hos mjölkkor i både fattiga och rika länder. Och det är en av de ekonomiskt viktigaste sjukdomarna för mjölkbranschen. Juverinflammation leder till minskad mjölkproduktion, försämrad mjölkkvalitet, djurlidande samt ökad antibiotikaanvändning. Den sistnämnda leder i sin tur till ökad utveckling och spridning av resistenta bakterier. Kors juverhälsa har studerats under lång tid. Den sammanlagda kunskapen har i många länder använts för att utveckla juverhälsoprogram för att förbättra juverhälsan. I utvecklingsländer finns det ofta inga sådana juverhälsoprogram. Det kan dessutom vara svårt att inrätta dylika eftersom rådgivningen bygger på studier från den mer utvecklade världen.    Syftet med detta treåriga projekt är att skapa ett långsiktigt tvärvetenskapligt samarbete mellan forskare i Bangladesh, Frankrike, Nederländerna och Sverige. Projektgruppen består av experter inom besättningsrådgivning, epidemiologi, mikrobiologi samt även fältveterinärer. Tillsammans kommer vi att utveckla ett juverhälsoprogram som är skräddarsytt för mjölksektorn i Bangladesh. Först kommer vi att gå igenom vetenskaplig litteratur och ta hjälp av internationella juverhälsoexperter. Syftet är att se hur befintlig kunskap kan tillämpas i Bangladesh. Genom att göra det kommer vi också att upptäcka vad som fattas för att kunna införa ett juverhälsoprogram i Bangladesh. Eventuella kunskapsluckor kommer att fyllas genom en fältstudie i Bangladesh där vi samlar mjölkprover från kor och intervjuar mjölkbönder. De sammanlagda resultaten kommer att ligga till grund för ett juverhälsoprogram som kommer att spridas bland veterinärer och lantbrukare i Bangladesh.     Vi kommer också att organisera två verkstäder: 1. En internationell vetenskaplig verkstad, tidigt i projektet, för att samla expertis inom ämnet mastitkontroll och diskutera hur befintlig kunskap bäst kan tillämpas i Bangladesh. 2. En verkstad mot slutet av projektet med syftet att kommunicera juverhälsoprogrammet till veterinärer i Bangladesh.    Den småskaliga mjölkproduktionen är viktig för landsbygdens ekonomi, särskilt för fattiga och marginaliserade människor och då särskilt kvinnor. Ett juverhälsoprogram kommer sannolikt och förhoppningsvis att leda till en mer hållbar och lönsam mjölkproduktion i Bangladesh. Dessutom kommer bättre juverhälsa att leda till bättre folkhälsa genom ökad mjölkproduktion, förbättrad mjölkkvalitet, förbättrad livsmedelssäkerhet och mindre antibiotikaanvändning. Vi vill med detta projekt utveckla ett systematiskt och vetenskapligt baserat arbetssätt för sjukdomskontroll i ett låginkomstland. Förhoppningsvis kommer det också att kunna appliceras på andra utvecklingsländer och på andra djurslag. Vi förväntar oss också att det här projektet kommer att stärka vårt samarbete och utvidga vårt nätverk med andra internationella experter på området, vilket kan leda till en stabil bas för fortsatt vetenskaplig samverkan.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries.</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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      <narrative>Development of bio-inspired catalysts for oxidative degradation of organic pollutants in wastewater</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Utveckling av bio-inspirerade katalysatorer för oxidativ nedbrytning av organiska föreningar i förorenat vatten</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project is devoted to the development of new molecular transition metal catalysts for the oxidation of persistent pollutants, with the aim of developing applications of the catalysts to waste water treatment. The catalysts will emulate essential aspects of biological oxygenase enzymes that utilize dioxygen to oxidize hydrocarbons.  There is a great interest in mimicking the reactivity of monooxygenase enzymes (catalyzing the prototypical reaction R-H + O2 + 2H+ + 2e- -&gt; ROH + H2O) and dioxygenases (that catalyze R + O2 -&gt; RO2). In the present research project, focus will be put on the development of non-heme iron complexes that can oxidize alkanes, alkenes and alcohols (especially phenols and polyphenols, which are commonly encountered pollutants/xenobiotics in water, vide infra) into corresponding oxygenated compounds in “green” catalytic transformations, employing cheap and environmentally benign oxidants – ideally O2. The research will target (i) iron complexes of pentadentate ligands, designed to generate Fe(IV)=O complexes (ii) iron complexes of tetradentate ligands, designed to generate Fe(V)- or Fe(IV)-oxo-hydroxo oxidants, as well as reactive Fe(III)-OOH precursors (iii) iron(II) complexes of tetradentate ligands in the presence of sacrificial reductants that enable the complexes to activate dioxygen and generate iron-oxygen (Fe(II)-OOH, Fe(III)-OOH, Fe(IV)-oxo, Fe(IV)-oxo-hydroxo, Fe(V)-oxo-hydroxo) oxidants.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Forskningen inom detta samarbetsprojekt inriktas på syntes av järnkomplex som kan användas som katalysatorer för reaktioner där en eller flera syreatomer inkorporeras i kolväten (en katalysator är ett ämne eller kemisk förening som kan påskynda en kemisk reaktion utan att själv förbrukas i reaktionen). Vårt långsiktiga mål är att kunna använda syremolekylen (O2) som en källa till de syreatomer som adderas till kolväten, i likhet med naturliga (biologiska) reaktioner av denna typ. Vi önskar använda de nya katalysatorerna till att infoga syreatomer i vissa organiska föreningar som är vanligt förekommande föroreningar i vatten. Genom denna typ av oxidationsreaktion, kan de förorenande ämnena göras mindre giftiga, och de produkter som skapas kan vanligtvis brytas ned lättre än de ursprungliga föreningarna. Det är tänkt att de nya katalysatorer som utvecklas skall på detta sätt kunna användas till rengöring av vatten.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Development of bio-inspired catalysts for oxidative degradation of organic pollutants in wastewater</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project is devoted to the development of new molecular transition metal catalysts for the oxidation of persistent pollutants, with the aim of developing applications of the catalysts to waste water treatment. The catalysts will emulate essential aspects of biological oxygenase enzymes that utilize dioxygen to oxidize hydrocarbons.  There is a great interest in mimicking the reactivity of monooxygenase enzymes (catalyzing the prototypical reaction R-H + O2 + 2H+ + 2e- -&gt; ROH + H2O) and dioxygenases (that catalyze R + O2 -&gt; RO2). In the present research project, focus will be put on the development of non-heme iron complexes that can oxidize alkanes, alkenes and alcohols (especially phenols and polyphenols, which are commonly encountered pollutants/xenobiotics in water, vide infra) into corresponding oxygenated compounds in “green” catalytic transformations, employing cheap and environmentally benign oxidants – ideally O2. The research will target (i) iron complexes of pentadentate ligands, designed to generate Fe(IV)=O complexes (ii) iron complexes of tetradentate ligands, designed to generate Fe(V)- or Fe(IV)-oxo-hydroxo oxidants, as well as reactive Fe(III)-OOH precursors (iii) iron(II) complexes of tetradentate ligands in the presence of sacrificial reductants that enable the complexes to activate dioxygen and generate iron-oxygen (Fe(II)-OOH, Fe(III)-OOH, Fe(IV)-oxo, Fe(IV)-oxo-hydroxo, Fe(V)-oxo-hydroxo) oxidants.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Forskningen inom detta samarbetsprojekt inriktas på syntes av järnkomplex som kan användas som katalysatorer för reaktioner där en eller flera syreatomer inkorporeras i kolväten (en katalysator är ett ämne eller kemisk förening som kan påskynda en kemisk reaktion utan att själv förbrukas i reaktionen). Vårt långsiktiga mål är att kunna använda syremolekylen (O2) som en källa till de syreatomer som adderas till kolväten, i likhet med naturliga (biologiska) reaktioner av denna typ. Vi önskar använda de nya katalysatorerna till att infoga syreatomer i vissa organiska föreningar som är vanligt förekommande föroreningar i vatten. Genom denna typ av oxidationsreaktion, kan de förorenande ämnena göras mindre giftiga, och de produkter som skapas kan vanligtvis brytas ned lättre än de ursprungliga föreningarna. Det är tänkt att de nya katalysatorer som utvecklas skall på detta sätt kunna användas till rengöring av vatten.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Lunds universitet</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Swedish Research Council</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Skattepraktik i Afrika söder om Sahara</narrative>
      <narrative>The Everyday Practice of Paying Taxes in Sub-Saharan Africa</narrative>
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      <narrative>Why do citizens pay taxes? This question is surprisingly underexplored. Understanding when citizens pay taxes and why they find it relevant and purposeful is central for answering this question. Tax compliance is a major concern in developing countries and particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, in order to reduce dependency of foreign aid and increase state revenues for providing adequate health, educational and infrastructural services for their populations. In a nutshell, taxes are needed to build capable states that can provide for their citizens. Remarkably, taxation has not figured centrally on the agenda among scholars working on statebuilding in Africa or the African voter. Determinants of willingness to pay taxes in developing countries need to be scrutinized using an insiders' perspective of what it means to be a tax payer on an everyday basis across different socioeconomic groups. This project expands on current explanations through focusing on the social practice of taxes; when, how and where taxation occurs and how this practice forms part of the everyday for ordinary citizens. This is studied through an ethnographic study of the practices surrounding tax payment in three cases in Sub-Saharan Africa (Lesotho, Tanzania and Zambia), where the willingness to pay taxes and the relative tax burden vary. A comparative micro-study of citizens' experience with taxes, using interviews and observations, will reveal the room for building a tax paying culture.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Skatteindrivning är centralt för statens kapacitet och legitimitet. Varför medborgarna tycker det är meningsfullt att betala skatt har dock fått ytterst lite uppmärksamhet, än mindre hur den vardagliga praktiken av att betala skatt ser ut i utvecklingsländer. För att förstå skatteviljan behöver vi förstå skattepraktiken: hur ser transaktionen ut; när sker den; var sker den; hur sker den; vem är inblandad? Skatteviljan är dock ett stort problem i utvecklingsländer, och särskilt i Afrika söder om Sahara. Samtidigt som dessa länder behöver minska sitt beroende av bistånd behöver de också öka statens intäkter för att kunna hantera framtidens utmaningar såsom klimatförändringar, fattigdom, bristande utbildning och ställa om till en hållbar utveckling. Skatter behövs för att bygga starka stater som kan förse sina medborgare med den hjälp och välfärd de behöver.    Dock är skatteforskning inte på dagordningen när statsbyggnad i Afrika eller den afrikanska medborgaren studeras. Att rösta och att betala skatt är självklara medborgarhandlingar, men medborgaren som väljare har fått mer uppmärksamhet än medborgaren som skattebetalare. Forskning om skatter och beskattning i Afrika söder om Sahara har inte undersökt hur vanliga medborgare kommer i kontakt med skatt, eller hur man skapar mening kring skattebetalning trots att det är centralt för skatteviljan. Detta projekt utvecklar nuvarande förklaringar genom att fokusera på den sociala praktiken av skatt: i vilka sammanhang är skatt en del av vardagen, vilka lokala aktörer är inblandade och vilka symboliska filter aktiveras? Hur förstås skatteupplevelsen och vad motiverar medborgaren att betala skatt? Forskningen har tidigare utgått från västerländska förklaringsmodeller och idéer om staten. Vad som behövs är istället en teori som utgår från medborgarnas egna upplevelser och därmed byggs nerifrån och upp, med ett fokus på att förstå skatteefterlevnad snarare än skatteflykt.    Genom en jämförande mikro-studie av medborgarnas skatteupplevelser i tre länder (Lesotho, Tanzania och Zambia) bidrar detta projekt med en ökad förståelse för hur dagens skattepraktik ser ut i dessa tre länder, men också i Afrika söder om Sahara mer generellt, då dessa länder representerar en bredd av skattesystem och olika typer av ekonomier. Skatteviljan och skatteuttaget varierar nämligen mellan dessa länder. För att genomföra en systematisk och jämförande studie av skattepraktiken i dessa länder, föreslår vi ett fokus på två typer av skatter (inkomstskatt och moms), vissa socioekonomiska grupper samt specifika platser. Datainsamlingen består av tre faser: 1) intervjuer med personal på de olika ländernas skatteverk; 2) fokusgruppsintervjuer kring skattepraktiken (var, när, hur, varför och med vem), samt 3) deltagande observationer på platser där skatt betalas eller är en del av vardagen. På så vis kommer projektet ge ett inifrånperspektiv på vad det innebär att vara skattebetalare i dessa länder.    Datainsamlingen sker på samma sätt i alla tre länder. Med hjälp av intervjuer med skatteverken identifieras typiska grupper av skattebetalare av vissa skatter (moms och inkomstskatt). Troliga grupper är självförsörjande jordbrukare, lärare, tjänstemän samt personer som jobbar inom detaljhandeln, gruvindustrin och fabriker. Därefter genomförs fokusgrupper med just dessa yrkesgrupper. Fokusgruppsintervjuerna identifierar sedan vilka platser som är särskilt relevanta för skattepraktiken (som t.ex. den lokala skattemyndigheten, skatteindrivarens kontor och bankkontor i fråga om inkomstskatt och lokala marknadsplatser och butiker när det gäller moms) för att därefter genomföra observationer på dessa platser. Projektet kartlägger och beskriver skattepraktiken och därigenom hur skatteviljan formas. På så vis kan teorier om skattevilja som utgår från medborgarnas egna upplevelser utvecklas.    Genom en kvalitativ studie av skattebetalning belyser det här projektet hur stater byggs upp i utvecklingsländer och bidrar till en bä</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Everyday Practice of Paying Taxes in Sub-Saharan Africa</narrative>
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      <narrative>Why do citizens pay taxes? This question is surprisingly underexplored. Understanding when citizens pay taxes and why they find it relevant and purposeful is central for answering this question. Tax compliance is a major concern in developing countries and particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, in order to reduce dependency of foreign aid and increase state revenues for providing adequate health, educational and infrastructural services for their populations. In a nutshell, taxes are needed to build capable states that can provide for their citizens. Remarkably, taxation has not figured centrally on the agenda among scholars working on statebuilding in Africa or the African voter. Determinants of willingness to pay taxes in developing countries need to be scrutinized using an insiders' perspective of what it means to be a tax payer on an everyday basis across different socioeconomic groups. This project expands on current explanations through focusing on the social practice of taxes; when, how and where taxation occurs and how this practice forms part of the everyday for ordinary citizens. This is studied through an ethnographic study of the practices surrounding tax payment in three cases in Sub-Saharan Africa (Lesotho, Tanzania and Zambia), where the willingness to pay taxes and the relative tax burden vary. A comparative micro-study of citizens' experience with taxes, using interviews and observations, will reveal the room for building a tax paying culture.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Skatteindrivning är centralt för statens kapacitet och legitimitet. Varför medborgarna tycker det är meningsfullt att betala skatt har dock fått ytterst lite uppmärksamhet, än mindre hur den vardagliga praktiken av att betala skatt ser ut i utvecklingsländer. För att förstå skatteviljan behöver vi förstå skattepraktiken: hur ser transaktionen ut; när sker den; var sker den; hur sker den; vem är inblandad? Skatteviljan är dock ett stort problem i utvecklingsländer, och särskilt i Afrika söder om Sahara. Samtidigt som dessa länder behöver minska sitt beroende av bistånd behöver de också öka statens intäkter för att kunna hantera framtidens utmaningar såsom klimatförändringar, fattigdom, bristande utbildning och ställa om till en hållbar utveckling. Skatter behövs för att bygga starka stater som kan förse sina medborgare med den hjälp och välfärd de behöver.    Dock är skatteforskning inte på dagordningen när statsbyggnad i Afrika eller den afrikanska medborgaren studeras. Att rösta och att betala skatt är självklara medborgarhandlingar, men medborgaren som väljare har fått mer uppmärksamhet än medborgaren som skattebetalare. Forskning om skatter och beskattning i Afrika söder om Sahara har inte undersökt hur vanliga medborgare kommer i kontakt med skatt, eller hur man skapar mening kring skattebetalning trots att det är centralt för skatteviljan. Detta projekt utvecklar nuvarande förklaringar genom att fokusera på den sociala praktiken av skatt: i vilka sammanhang är skatt en del av vardagen, vilka lokala aktörer är inblandade och vilka symboliska filter aktiveras? Hur förstås skatteupplevelsen och vad motiverar medborgaren att betala skatt? Forskningen har tidigare utgått från västerländska förklaringsmodeller och idéer om staten. Vad som behövs är istället en teori som utgår från medborgarnas egna upplevelser och därmed byggs nerifrån och upp, med ett fokus på att förstå skatteefterlevnad snarare än skatteflykt.    Genom en jämförande mikro-studie av medborgarnas skatteupplevelser i tre länder (Lesotho, Tanzania och Zambia) bidrar detta projekt med en ökad förståelse för hur dagens skattepraktik ser ut i dessa tre länder, men också i Afrika söder om Sahara mer generellt, då dessa länder representerar en bredd av skattesystem och olika typer av ekonomier. Skatteviljan och skatteuttaget varierar nämligen mellan dessa länder. För att genomföra en systematisk och jämförande studie av skattepraktiken i dessa länder, föreslår vi ett fokus på två typer av skatter (inkomstskatt och moms), vissa socioekonomiska grupper samt specifika platser. Datainsamlingen består av tre faser: 1) intervjuer med personal på de olika ländernas skatteverk; 2) fokusgruppsintervjuer kring skattepraktiken (var, när, hur, varför och med vem), samt 3) deltagande observationer på platser där skatt betalas eller är en del av vardagen. På så vis kommer projektet ge ett inifrånperspektiv på vad det innebär att vara skattebetalare i dessa länder.    Datainsamlingen sker på samma sätt i alla tre länder. Med hjälp av intervjuer med skatteverken identifieras typiska grupper av skattebetalare av vissa skatter (moms och inkomstskatt). Troliga grupper är självförsörjande jordbrukare, lärare, tjänstemän samt personer som jobbar inom detaljhandeln, gruvindustrin och fabriker. Därefter genomförs fokusgrupper med just dessa yrkesgrupper. Fokusgruppsintervjuerna identifierar sedan vilka platser som är särskilt relevanta för skattepraktiken (som t.ex. den lokala skattemyndigheten, skatteindrivarens kontor och bankkontor i fråga om inkomstskatt och lokala marknadsplatser och butiker när det gäller moms) för att därefter genomföra observationer på dessa platser. Projektet kartlägger och beskriver skattepraktiken och därigenom hur skatteviljan formas. På så vis kan teorier om skattevilja som utgår från medborgarnas egna upplevelser utvecklas.    Genom en kvalitativ studie av skattebetalning belyser det här projektet hur stater byggs upp i utvecklingsländer och bidrar till en bä</narrative>
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      <narrative>The recent Ebola epidemic in West Africa was one of the worst public health crises in modern history. A major problem contributing to its rapid spread and tragic consequences was the widespread belief in afflicted communities that the epidemic was caused by foreign sorcery and that biomedical relief teams sent in to control the disease were actually spreading the disease rather than combatting it. As a result, the emergency response teams met with strong and sometimes violent resistance from local communities, significantly hampering the Ebola eradication effort.    The present project aims to explore (1) the reasons for this widespread resistance to the eradication effort and, particularly, its association with witchcraft/sorcery, and (2) why sorcery allegations were primarily directed against foreign medical personnel to the point that afflicted communities perceived themselves to be victims of 'western sorcery'?   The project will run for three years and involve anthropological fieldwork and extensive library research. Fieldwork will be carried out in Guinea and involve participatory observation, collection of illness narratives, case studies of sorcery allegations and interviews with recovered patients and afflicted families, local health workers, traditional healers and members of international Ebola response teams. No similar comprehensive study of the Ebola epidemic has been carried out.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Populärvetenskaplig beskrivning  I december 2013 insjuknade och avled en ung pojke i byn Guéckédou i södra Guinea i Västafrika. Detta kom att bli inledningen på den största ebolaepidemin hittills i modern historia, ett utbrott som skulle komma bli större än alla tidigare ebolautbrott sammantaget och därmed också en av de största folkhälsoutmaningarna i världen sedan Andra Världskriget. Till skillnad från tidigare ebolautbrott - som ganska snabbt kom under kontroll - pågick detta utbrott längre och fick större geografisk spridning än något tidigare utbrott. Nyligen dokumenterade smittfall visar att epidemin fortfarande skördar liv. Världshälsoorganisationen (WHO) rapporterade i mars 2016 att epidemin totalt orsakat 28,646 smittofall varav 11,323 lett till döden. Epidemin drabbade främst Guinea, Liberia och Sierra Leone, men fall har också dokumenterats i ytterligare sju länder (Italien, Mali, Nigeria, Senegal, Spanien, England och USA).  Liksom vid tidigare ebolautbrott har sjukdomen lokalt tolkats som ett resultat av häxeri, och häxerianklagelser har även drabbat insjuknade individer. Dessa föreställningar har dramatiskt försvårat hälsovårdsinsatserna. Hälsoarbetare har haft stora problem att få lokalbefolkningen att förstå de biomedicinska orsakerna till smittan och dess spridning och därigenom ge den nödvändiga vården. Detta motstånd var särskilt påtagligt i Guinea och har varit en viktig orsak till att det senaste ebolautbrottet fick så allvarliga proportioner. Dessutom dokumenterades en ny företeelse under det senaste utbrottet: hälsoarbetare, främst utländsk personal i internationella insatser, blev själva föremål för häxerianklagelser och beskylldes i flera byar för att medvetet sprida smittan. Detta försvårade hälsoarbetet och försatte personalen i livsfara när de i vissa fall utsattes för attacker från lokalbefolkningen.  Mot bakgrund av denna problematik syftar forskningsprojektet till att undersöka drivkrafterna bakom detta motstånd från lokala befolkningen mot insatserna för att stävja epidemin. Varför uppstod detta motstånd, och varför riktades det särskilt mot utländsk personal? Viss dokumentation föreligger som delvis kan förklara fenomenet, bl a det faktum att många av de hälsorutiner som karakteriserar ebolabekämpning upplevs av lokalbefolkningen som främmande och suspekta: isoleringen av patienter, tagning av blodprover, omfattande skyddsåtgärder och användning av främmande utrustning och teknik mm. Projektet syftar till att analysera dessa reaktioner i ljuset av en bredare kunskap om de drabbade samhällenas kultur och samhälle - inte minst föreställningar om häxeri och lokala förklaringsmodeller till sjukdom och död.  Förhoppningen är att denna typ av kunskap, tillsammans med mer specifik och detaljerad kunskap om de ovan nämnda reaktionerna mot läkare och vårdspersonal, skall göra det möjligt att mer effektivt genomföra hälsoinsatser i framtiden - och på så vis minska kunskaps- och kommunikationsglappet mellan lokalbefolkningen och personalen i de nationella och internationella hälsoinsatserna.  Projektet planeras pågå i tre år (2017-2019) och innefatta litteraturstudier och antropologiskt fältarbete, främst i Nzérékoréregionen i södra Guinea där det första ebolafallet konstaterades i 2013. Det är också i denna region som nya ebolafall har bekräftats i mars i år (2016). Regionen är välbesökt av handelsmän och kvinnor från Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia och Elfenbenskusten.   Litteraturstudierna omfattar tillgängliga rapporter om samtliga ebolaepidemier i Afrika liksom antropologiskt och historiskt material om sambanden mellan sjukdom, död och häxeri i de berörda samhällena och om häxeri som ett kulturellt och historiskt fenomen i allmänhet. Fältarbetet (ca 10 månader fördelade över projektperioden) omfattar deltagande observation, intervjuer, livs- och sjukdomsberättelser och fallstudier. Intervjuer kommer att göras med personer som tillfrisknat från ebola och med anhöriga till personer som insjuknat eller av</narrative>
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      <narrative>The recent Ebola epidemic in West Africa was one of the worst public health crises in modern history. A major problem contributing to its rapid spread and tragic consequences was the widespread belief in afflicted communities that the epidemic was caused by foreign sorcery and that biomedical relief teams sent in to control the disease were actually spreading the disease rather than combatting it. As a result, the emergency response teams met with strong and sometimes violent resistance from local communities, significantly hampering the Ebola eradication effort.    The present project aims to explore (1) the reasons for this widespread resistance to the eradication effort and, particularly, its association with witchcraft/sorcery, and (2) why sorcery allegations were primarily directed against foreign medical personnel to the point that afflicted communities perceived themselves to be victims of 'western sorcery'?   The project will run for three years and involve anthropological fieldwork and extensive library research. Fieldwork will be carried out in Guinea and involve participatory observation, collection of illness narratives, case studies of sorcery allegations and interviews with recovered patients and afflicted families, local health workers, traditional healers and members of international Ebola response teams. No similar comprehensive study of the Ebola epidemic has been carried out.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Populärvetenskaplig beskrivning  I december 2013 insjuknade och avled en ung pojke i byn Guéckédou i södra Guinea i Västafrika. Detta kom att bli inledningen på den största ebolaepidemin hittills i modern historia, ett utbrott som skulle komma bli större än alla tidigare ebolautbrott sammantaget och därmed också en av de största folkhälsoutmaningarna i världen sedan Andra Världskriget. Till skillnad från tidigare ebolautbrott - som ganska snabbt kom under kontroll - pågick detta utbrott längre och fick större geografisk spridning än något tidigare utbrott. Nyligen dokumenterade smittfall visar att epidemin fortfarande skördar liv. Världshälsoorganisationen (WHO) rapporterade i mars 2016 att epidemin totalt orsakat 28,646 smittofall varav 11,323 lett till döden. Epidemin drabbade främst Guinea, Liberia och Sierra Leone, men fall har också dokumenterats i ytterligare sju länder (Italien, Mali, Nigeria, Senegal, Spanien, England och USA).  Liksom vid tidigare ebolautbrott har sjukdomen lokalt tolkats som ett resultat av häxeri, och häxerianklagelser har även drabbat insjuknade individer. Dessa föreställningar har dramatiskt försvårat hälsovårdsinsatserna. Hälsoarbetare har haft stora problem att få lokalbefolkningen att förstå de biomedicinska orsakerna till smittan och dess spridning och därigenom ge den nödvändiga vården. Detta motstånd var särskilt påtagligt i Guinea och har varit en viktig orsak till att det senaste ebolautbrottet fick så allvarliga proportioner. Dessutom dokumenterades en ny företeelse under det senaste utbrottet: hälsoarbetare, främst utländsk personal i internationella insatser, blev själva föremål för häxerianklagelser och beskylldes i flera byar för att medvetet sprida smittan. Detta försvårade hälsoarbetet och försatte personalen i livsfara när de i vissa fall utsattes för attacker från lokalbefolkningen.  Mot bakgrund av denna problematik syftar forskningsprojektet till att undersöka drivkrafterna bakom detta motstånd från lokala befolkningen mot insatserna för att stävja epidemin. Varför uppstod detta motstånd, och varför riktades det särskilt mot utländsk personal? Viss dokumentation föreligger som delvis kan förklara fenomenet, bl a det faktum att många av de hälsorutiner som karakteriserar ebolabekämpning upplevs av lokalbefolkningen som främmande och suspekta: isoleringen av patienter, tagning av blodprover, omfattande skyddsåtgärder och användning av främmande utrustning och teknik mm. Projektet syftar till att analysera dessa reaktioner i ljuset av en bredare kunskap om de drabbade samhällenas kultur och samhälle - inte minst föreställningar om häxeri och lokala förklaringsmodeller till sjukdom och död.  Förhoppningen är att denna typ av kunskap, tillsammans med mer specifik och detaljerad kunskap om de ovan nämnda reaktionerna mot läkare och vårdspersonal, skall göra det möjligt att mer effektivt genomföra hälsoinsatser i framtiden - och på så vis minska kunskaps- och kommunikationsglappet mellan lokalbefolkningen och personalen i de nationella och internationella hälsoinsatserna.  Projektet planeras pågå i tre år (2017-2019) och innefatta litteraturstudier och antropologiskt fältarbete, främst i Nzérékoréregionen i södra Guinea där det första ebolafallet konstaterades i 2013. Det är också i denna region som nya ebolafall har bekräftats i mars i år (2016). Regionen är välbesökt av handelsmän och kvinnor från Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia och Elfenbenskusten.   Litteraturstudierna omfattar tillgängliga rapporter om samtliga ebolaepidemier i Afrika liksom antropologiskt och historiskt material om sambanden mellan sjukdom, död och häxeri i de berörda samhällena och om häxeri som ett kulturellt och historiskt fenomen i allmänhet. Fältarbetet (ca 10 månader fördelade över projektperioden) omfattar deltagande observation, intervjuer, livs- och sjukdomsberättelser och fallstudier. Intervjuer kommer att göras med personer som tillfrisknat från ebola och med anhöriga till personer som insjuknat eller av</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Function of immune cell populations in hypopigmentation disorders of autoimmune and infectious origin</narrative>
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      <narrative>In this project will target three diseases where loss of pigment is evident and where the T cell responses may be the underlying cause of melanocyte destruction, namely; vitiligo, leprosy and post kala-azar dermal leishmanaisis (PKDL). Leprosy and PKDL primarily occur in populations of extreme poverty, while vitiligo, affects millions. In common is that the conditions can be highly stigmatizing. In India the stigma of vitiligo make patients choose to undergo reconstructive surgery to improve their appearance, a procedure rarely carried out in Sweden due to the risk of local recurrence of disease in the scar. The outward resemblance of vitiligo and leprosy contributes to the stigma, particularly in poor populations.  Little is known about the causes of melanocyte destruction and if there possibly are any beneficial effects of the hypopigmentation. We aim to understand the role immune cells in the skin have in destruction of the pigment producing melanocytes. In particular, we are interested in how cells T contribute to melanocyte destruction in skin disorders of autoimmune and infectious origin. We will do this by assessment of skin immune cells.  In both leprosy and PKDL the skin is a target for the infectious organism. However, there is limited knowledge about immune reactions and the immune cells in the skin. We want to increase the understanding we have of pathologies in these diseases something that can be of potential benefit for their management and their elimination.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Målet med detta forsknings projekt är att förstå varför de pigment bildande melanocyterna dör i vitiligo, spetälska (lepra) och post kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis (PKDL) och vilka likheter och skillnader det finns i immunsvaret mellan autoimmun och infektiös pigment förlust (hypopigmentering).   Vitiligo räkans till de autoimmuna sjukdomarna. Det är den vanligaste formen av pigmentförlust och cirka ca 1% av jordens befolkning lider av vitiligo.  Sjukdomen är mer påtaglig hos mörkhyade och kan vara mycket stigmatiserande. I Indien väljer många drabbade att operera bort vitiligo hud,  en procedur som man undviker i Sverige eftersom hyperpigmentationen ofta återuppstår i ärrvävnaden. I fattiga och lågutbildade grupper där infektionssjukdomar, som lepra fortfarande finns, kan hypopigmentation vara extra problematiskt och göra det svårt för drabbade att få arbete och därmed kunna försörja sig.    Spetälska (lepra) och post kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis (PKDL) är två infektionssjukdomar som nästan uteslutande drabbar de allra fattigaste. De räknas enligt WHO/TDR som "försummade" tropiska sjukdomar vilket betyder att de forskningsresurser som läggs på att studera dessa sjukdomar inte står i förhållande till det lidande som de orsakar. Hypopigmentering är vanligt tecken på båda dessa sjukdomar.    Vår forskning kommer att öka förståelse av hur immunceller i huden bidrar till patologin i samband med hypopigmentering. Vi kommer också att mer generell kunskap om betydelsen av olika immunceller i huden vid lepra och PKDL och om hypopigmenteringen möjligen har något syfte som är till nytta för den drabbade. Våra resultat kan ligga till grund utveckling för nya behandlingsstrategier av vitiligo och för att undvika immunreaktioner i samband med behandling av lepra samt vara viktiga för strategier för eliminering av PKDL.  Indien är ett  land under snabb utveckling, men där det fortfarande finns stora problem med fattigdom och där infektionssjukdomar försvunna från andra platser fortfarande finns. Vi kommer att göra avancerad translationell forskning, av hög kvalité, där vi kombinera studier av vitiligo med studier av lepra och PKDL för att förstå de underliggande mekanismerna bakom melanocyt död. Vi gör detta genom att isolera och studera immunceller i hudbiopsier från patienter. Genom att inkludera en sjukdom som drabbar miljoner i våra studier hoppas vi framgent kunna attrahera mer forskningsfinansiering och på så sätt allokera resurser till studier av sjukdomar drabbar de fattigaste, där det normalt är svårt att hitta forskningsfinansiering.    Projektet kommer att ligga till grund för att expandera och utveckla långsiktiga samarbete mellan Banarens Hindu University och Karolinska Institutet, med bilaterala forskningsutbyten och utbildningar för Indiska såväl som Svenska studenter och forskare.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Function of immune cell populations in hypopigmentation disorders of autoimmune and infectious origin</narrative>
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      <narrative>In this project will target three diseases where loss of pigment is evident and where the T cell responses may be the underlying cause of melanocyte destruction, namely; vitiligo, leprosy and post kala-azar dermal leishmanaisis (PKDL). Leprosy and PKDL primarily occur in populations of extreme poverty, while vitiligo, affects millions. In common is that the conditions can be highly stigmatizing. In India the stigma of vitiligo make patients choose to undergo reconstructive surgery to improve their appearance, a procedure rarely carried out in Sweden due to the risk of local recurrence of disease in the scar. The outward resemblance of vitiligo and leprosy contributes to the stigma, particularly in poor populations.  Little is known about the causes of melanocyte destruction and if there possibly are any beneficial effects of the hypopigmentation. We aim to understand the role immune cells in the skin have in destruction of the pigment producing melanocytes. In particular, we are interested in how cells T contribute to melanocyte destruction in skin disorders of autoimmune and infectious origin. We will do this by assessment of skin immune cells.  In both leprosy and PKDL the skin is a target for the infectious organism. However, there is limited knowledge about immune reactions and the immune cells in the skin. We want to increase the understanding we have of pathologies in these diseases something that can be of potential benefit for their management and their elimination.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Målet med detta forsknings projekt är att förstå varför de pigment bildande melanocyterna dör i vitiligo, spetälska (lepra) och post kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis (PKDL) och vilka likheter och skillnader det finns i immunsvaret mellan autoimmun och infektiös pigment förlust (hypopigmentering).   Vitiligo räkans till de autoimmuna sjukdomarna. Det är den vanligaste formen av pigmentförlust och cirka ca 1% av jordens befolkning lider av vitiligo.  Sjukdomen är mer påtaglig hos mörkhyade och kan vara mycket stigmatiserande. I Indien väljer många drabbade att operera bort vitiligo hud,  en procedur som man undviker i Sverige eftersom hyperpigmentationen ofta återuppstår i ärrvävnaden. I fattiga och lågutbildade grupper där infektionssjukdomar, som lepra fortfarande finns, kan hypopigmentation vara extra problematiskt och göra det svårt för drabbade att få arbete och därmed kunna försörja sig.    Spetälska (lepra) och post kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis (PKDL) är två infektionssjukdomar som nästan uteslutande drabbar de allra fattigaste. De räknas enligt WHO/TDR som "försummade" tropiska sjukdomar vilket betyder att de forskningsresurser som läggs på att studera dessa sjukdomar inte står i förhållande till det lidande som de orsakar. Hypopigmentering är vanligt tecken på båda dessa sjukdomar.    Vår forskning kommer att öka förståelse av hur immunceller i huden bidrar till patologin i samband med hypopigmentering. Vi kommer också att mer generell kunskap om betydelsen av olika immunceller i huden vid lepra och PKDL och om hypopigmenteringen möjligen har något syfte som är till nytta för den drabbade. Våra resultat kan ligga till grund utveckling för nya behandlingsstrategier av vitiligo och för att undvika immunreaktioner i samband med behandling av lepra samt vara viktiga för strategier för eliminering av PKDL.  Indien är ett  land under snabb utveckling, men där det fortfarande finns stora problem med fattigdom och där infektionssjukdomar försvunna från andra platser fortfarande finns. Vi kommer att göra avancerad translationell forskning, av hög kvalité, där vi kombinera studier av vitiligo med studier av lepra och PKDL för att förstå de underliggande mekanismerna bakom melanocyt död. Vi gör detta genom att isolera och studera immunceller i hudbiopsier från patienter. Genom att inkludera en sjukdom som drabbar miljoner i våra studier hoppas vi framgent kunna attrahera mer forskningsfinansiering och på så sätt allokera resurser till studier av sjukdomar drabbar de fattigaste, där det normalt är svårt att hitta forskningsfinansiering.    Projektet kommer att ligga till grund för att expandera och utveckla långsiktiga samarbete mellan Banarens Hindu University och Karolinska Institutet, med bilaterala forskningsutbyten och utbildningar för Indiska såväl som Svenska studenter och forskare.</narrative>
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      <narrative>3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Antibiotika är förmodligen 1900-talets viktigaste upptäckt. I miljön finns naturligt bakterier som är resistenta mot antibiotika. Naturlig selektion gynnar bakterier som har förvärvat egenskapen att stå emot antibiotika och egenskapen sprids i bakteriepopulationer. Antibiotika resistens hos en bakterie kan förvärvas genom spontan mutation, genom överföring av genetiskt material från en annan bakterie, eller genom överföring via en vektor (en baketriofag). Ett av de stora problemen idag är den ökande resistensspridningen hos bakterier. Denna har ökat till följd av att mer antibiotika används och sprids i naturen. En av de stora källorna till antibiotika i miljön är modern akvakultur. Detta illustreras av den utbredda användningen av profylaktisk antibiotika inom branschen, särskilt i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga bakterieinfektioner. Användningen av ett stort antal olika antibiotikatyper i enorma mängder, inklusive icke-biologiskt nedbrytbar antibiotika, gör att antibiotika ackumuleras i sediment och vattenpelare och utövar ett selektivt tryck under långa tidsperioder. Detta har resulterat i en enorm ökning av antibiotikaresistenta bakterier i akvatiska miljöer, inkluderat arter som är patogener på fisk och skaldjur, och i ökad överföring av resistens till sjukdomsalstrande bakterier associerade med människan. Det krävs nu globala insatser för att främja mer omdömesgill användning av antibiotika inom vattenbruk, och ökad kunskap om hur antibiotikaresistens sprids i akvatisk miljö.  Vi vill i vårt multidisciplinära projekt bidra med kunskap för att minska spridningen av antibiotika i marin miljö. Vi vill testa en ny hypotes som innebär att antibiotikaresistenta bakterier associerade med planktonorganismer sprids till andra marina områden via havsströmmar och därmed sprider resistensgener till nya bakteriepopulationer. Det finns studier som visar att skadliga bakterier kan nå global spridning på detta vis och det finns all anledning att anta att resistens kan färdas på samma sätt.  Vårt övergripande mål är att kunna utveckla en handlingsplan för etablerade vattenbruksmiljöer i Asien och för tillväxande vattenbruksmiljöer i östra Afrika. Handlingsplanen kommer att vara baserad på empiriska resultat från samhällsvetenskapliga och biologiska-oceanografiska studier. Vi använder oss av fyra vattenbruksmiljöer i Indien som representerar olika produktionsintensitet och historisk bakgrund. I den samhällsvetenskapliga delen av projektet kommer vi att undersöka förutsättningarna för användande av antibiotika i vattenbruk. Varför använder man antibiotika, hur mycket används, har användandet ändrats över tid, och är man medveten om miljöriskerna som antibiotikaanvändning innebär? Vi kommer att utföra en ekosystem tjänst-baserad analys av kostnaden och nyttan av antibiotika användning för varje område och jämföra dem. Vidare så kommer vi att undersöka antibiotika från produktion till användande ur ett politiskt-ekonomiskt perspektiv. Detta för att vi ska kunna identifiera var i kedjan en strategisk handlingsplan för begränsad antibiotika användning kan få störst genomslagskraft.  Insamlande av biologiska data kommer att ske i samma vattenbruksmiljöer. Vi kommer initialt att definiera ett genetiskt fingeravtryck för varje vattenbruksområde som kopplar till den lokala användningen av antibiotika. Det genetiska fingeravtrycket kommer troligen att bestå av densiteten och förekomsten av specifika antibiotika resistenta gener, men den kan även innehålla klonspecifika genetiska markörer hos bakterier som kan tänkas vara bärare av antibiotika resistens och som vanligtvis associerar med växtplankton. Själva insamlandet går till så att vi samlar in planktonprover och extraherar DNA. Sen gör vi en metagenom sekvensering. Den data vi erhåller bearbetas med bioinformatisk analys och jämförs med databaser som innehåller tusentals aminosyrasekvenser kända för att medföra antibiotika resistens. Vi kommer sen att försöka följa detta genetiska fingera</narrative>
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      <narrative>The use of antibiotics in aquaculture is a hazard associated with the development and spread of antibiotic resistance genes (ARG) in marine environments. Bacteria are carriers of ARGs and associated with planktonic organisms, and studies of plankton and oceanic circulation may provide new insight into the spread of resistance. However, to establish fair and effective governance of antibiotic use, especially in developing countries where aquaculture production is an important source of livelihood and revenue, it is also necessary to know the driving forces behind the usage. Our aim is to produce a synthesis, based on biophysical and socioeconomic factors, for policy recommendations for Asia and East Africa. The synthesis will be based on empirical results and we will address where and on which level remedies to prevent antibiotic resistance spread are most effective. More specifically, we will investigate the local economic role of, and need for antibiotics and produce a cost-benefit analysis. We will map the flow of antibiotics from production to use in order to identify points in the value chain where restrictions would be fair and effective. Further, we will use metagenomics to identify genetic fingerprints of the ARG pool from four aquaculture sites. The spread of specific ARG patterns are hypothesised to be linked to the dispersal of phytoplankton and will be projected by oceanographic connectivity models and verified with repeated sampling at different geographic scales.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Antibiotika är förmodligen 1900-talets viktigaste upptäckt. I miljön finns naturligt bakterier som är resistenta mot antibiotika. Naturlig selektion gynnar bakterier som har förvärvat egenskapen att stå emot antibiotika och egenskapen sprids i bakteriepopulationer. Antibiotika resistens hos en bakterie kan förvärvas genom spontan mutation, genom överföring av genetiskt material från en annan bakterie, eller genom överföring via en vektor (en baketriofag). Ett av de stora problemen idag är den ökande resistensspridningen hos bakterier. Denna har ökat till följd av att mer antibiotika används och sprids i naturen. En av de stora källorna till antibiotika i miljön är modern akvakultur. Detta illustreras av den utbredda användningen av profylaktisk antibiotika inom branschen, särskilt i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga bakterieinfektioner. Användningen av ett stort antal olika antibiotikatyper i enorma mängder, inklusive icke-biologiskt nedbrytbar antibiotika, gör att antibiotika ackumuleras i sediment och vattenpelare och utövar ett selektivt tryck under långa tidsperioder. Detta har resulterat i en enorm ökning av antibiotikaresistenta bakterier i akvatiska miljöer, inkluderat arter som är patogener på fisk och skaldjur, och i ökad överföring av resistens till sjukdomsalstrande bakterier associerade med människan. Det krävs nu globala insatser för att främja mer omdömesgill användning av antibiotika inom vattenbruk, och ökad kunskap om hur antibiotikaresistens sprids i akvatisk miljö.  Vi vill i vårt multidisciplinära projekt bidra med kunskap för att minska spridningen av antibiotika i marin miljö. Vi vill testa en ny hypotes som innebär att antibiotikaresistenta bakterier associerade med planktonorganismer sprids till andra marina områden via havsströmmar och därmed sprider resistensgener till nya bakteriepopulationer. Det finns studier som visar att skadliga bakterier kan nå global spridning på detta vis och det finns all anledning att anta att resistens kan färdas på samma sätt.  Vårt övergripande mål är att kunna utveckla en handlingsplan för etablerade vattenbruksmiljöer i Asien och för tillväxande vattenbruksmiljöer i östra Afrika. Handlingsplanen kommer att vara baserad på empiriska resultat från samhällsvetenskapliga och biologiska-oceanografiska studier. Vi använder oss av fyra vattenbruksmiljöer i Indien som representerar olika produktionsintensitet och historisk bakgrund. I den samhällsvetenskapliga delen av projektet kommer vi att undersöka förutsättningarna för användande av antibiotika i vattenbruk. Varför använder man antibiotika, hur mycket används, har användandet ändrats över tid, och är man medveten om miljöriskerna som antibiotikaanvändning innebär? Vi kommer att utföra en ekosystem tjänst-baserad analys av kostnaden och nyttan av antibiotika användning för varje område och jämföra dem. Vidare så kommer vi att undersöka antibiotika från produktion till användande ur ett politiskt-ekonomiskt perspektiv. Detta för att vi ska kunna identifiera var i kedjan en strategisk handlingsplan för begränsad antibiotika användning kan få störst genomslagskraft.  Insamlande av biologiska data kommer att ske i samma vattenbruksmiljöer. Vi kommer initialt att definiera ett genetiskt fingeravtryck för varje vattenbruksområde som kopplar till den lokala användningen av antibiotika. Det genetiska fingeravtrycket kommer troligen att bestå av densiteten och förekomsten av specifika antibiotika resistenta gener, men den kan även innehålla klonspecifika genetiska markörer hos bakterier som kan tänkas vara bärare av antibiotika resistens och som vanligtvis associerar med växtplankton. Själva insamlandet går till så att vi samlar in planktonprover och extraherar DNA. Sen gör vi en metagenom sekvensering. Den data vi erhåller bearbetas med bioinformatisk analys och jämförs med databaser som innehåller tusentals aminosyrasekvenser kända för att medföra antibiotika resistens. Vi kommer sen att försöka följa detta genetiska fingera</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Vattenbruk är inte bara en källa till mat men det är också en av de viktigaste inkomstkällorna för miljontals människor globalt sett. Därför är en hållbar utveckling av akvakultur av största betydelse för livsmedels och försörjningssäkerhet överallt, inte bara i utvecklingsländer. Sjukdomsutbrott är dock ett betydande hinder som påverkar vattenbruk och därmed den ekonomiska utvecklingen i många länder, framförallt utvecklingsländerna som i mångt och mycket är beroende av de exportinkomster som genereras från vattenbruk.  Vibrio harveyi är en naturligt förekommande marin bakterier som påverkar både ryggradsdjur och ryggradslösa djur negativt. Dessa bakterier utgör ett allvarligt hot och orsakar årligen ekonomiska förluster på flertalet miljarder dollar.  Många virulensfaktorer och virulens regulatorer har identifierats i Vibrio bakterien däribland flertalet enzym och deras kodande gener och bateriofager. Virulensen styrs av olika regleringssystem, inklusive quorum sensing och transtskriptionsregulatorer. Quorum sensing (QS) är en bakteriell cell till cell kommunikation medierad av små signalmolekyler och är intimt kopplad till virulens hos flertalet patogena bakterier. Det finns ganska många vetenskapliga studier där man tittat på uttryck och reglering av virulensgener och QS gener under infektion av en värdorganism. Vi har tillsammans i vår forskargrupp gjort studier där vi har undersökt uttrycket av dessa QS gener i bakterier som infekterat marina organismer. Vi har dessutom studerat hur uttrycket av samma gener ser ut när en mikroalg finns närvarande. Vi såg då att dessa QS gener ned-reglerades. Vårt primära syfte med denna föreslagna studie är att undersöka om man kan använda denna typ av interaktion mellan mikroalger och bakterier för att minska virulensen och dödligheten på odlade kräftdjur.  Specifikt vill vi undersöka quorum sensing (QS) hos sjukdomsalstrande vibrio när den odlas ensam, eller tillsammans med harmlösa och giftproducerande mikroalger i närvaro av Artemia. Artemia är ett mikroskopiskt kräftdjur som vi har använt tidigare som modell för större kräftdjur och som passar utmärkt för små skaliga laboratorie experiment. Vi kommer parallellt att undersöka överlevnad i Artemia och korrelera detta till genuttrycket av QS generna. Under projektets tredje år kommer vi att skala upp experimentet och göra motsvarande experiment med vibrio och de två olika algtyperna och odlade tiger räkor. Då undersöker vi regleringen på gennivå och fysiologisk status på djuren genom syrekonsumtion.  Den kunskap som genereras från denna studie kommer att bidra till att utveckla kontrollåtgärder för att motverka problemet med sjukdomar inom vattenbrukssektorn samt det öka förståelsen av mikroalger roll i inom vattenbruk.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Kan interaktioner mellan mikroalger och bakterier användas för att stävja patogener på odlade räkor?</narrative>
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      <narrative>Shrimp aquaculture is playing a pivotal role in ensuring food and nutritional security of the growing population, in most of the south Asian countries. However, disease outbreaks among cultured animals put significant constraint and affect the economic development. Vibrios belonging to the Harveyi clade are pathogenic marine bacteria affecting both vertebrates and invertebrates causing devastating luminescent Vibriosis. The virulence of vibrios is controlled by different regulatory systems, including quorum sensing (QS-bacterial cell to cell communication through signal molecules). We have in a previous study seen that in the presence of microalgae there is a down regulation of virulence genes expression in Harveyi clade vibrios with known QS regulation. In the present study, by a series of experiments, we will investigate the QS response of pathogenic Harveyi clade Vibrios when grown together with microalgae in the presence of the gnotobiotic Artemia as a crustacean model organism, and simultaneously determine the effect on survival of Artemia infected with pathogenic Harveyi clade vibrios. Our intention is to work and develop a small-scale gnotobiotic model system that is easy to control. At the latter part of the project period we will test the system on Asian tiger shrimp, which is a marine crustacean widely reared for food, and the most important cultured marine product in Sri Lanka and in India.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Vattenbruk är inte bara en källa till mat men det är också en av de viktigaste inkomstkällorna för miljontals människor globalt sett. Därför är en hållbar utveckling av akvakultur av största betydelse för livsmedels och försörjningssäkerhet överallt, inte bara i utvecklingsländer. Sjukdomsutbrott är dock ett betydande hinder som påverkar vattenbruk och därmed den ekonomiska utvecklingen i många länder, framförallt utvecklingsländerna som i mångt och mycket är beroende av de exportinkomster som genereras från vattenbruk.  Vibrio harveyi är en naturligt förekommande marin bakterier som påverkar både ryggradsdjur och ryggradslösa djur negativt. Dessa bakterier utgör ett allvarligt hot och orsakar årligen ekonomiska förluster på flertalet miljarder dollar.  Många virulensfaktorer och virulens regulatorer har identifierats i Vibrio bakterien däribland flertalet enzym och deras kodande gener och bateriofager. Virulensen styrs av olika regleringssystem, inklusive quorum sensing och transtskriptionsregulatorer. Quorum sensing (QS) är en bakteriell cell till cell kommunikation medierad av små signalmolekyler och är intimt kopplad till virulens hos flertalet patogena bakterier. Det finns ganska många vetenskapliga studier där man tittat på uttryck och reglering av virulensgener och QS gener under infektion av en värdorganism. Vi har tillsammans i vår forskargrupp gjort studier där vi har undersökt uttrycket av dessa QS gener i bakterier som infekterat marina organismer. Vi har dessutom studerat hur uttrycket av samma gener ser ut när en mikroalg finns närvarande. Vi såg då att dessa QS gener ned-reglerades. Vårt primära syfte med denna föreslagna studie är att undersöka om man kan använda denna typ av interaktion mellan mikroalger och bakterier för att minska virulensen och dödligheten på odlade kräftdjur.  Specifikt vill vi undersöka quorum sensing (QS) hos sjukdomsalstrande vibrio när den odlas ensam, eller tillsammans med harmlösa och giftproducerande mikroalger i närvaro av Artemia. Artemia är ett mikroskopiskt kräftdjur som vi har använt tidigare som modell för större kräftdjur och som passar utmärkt för små skaliga laboratorie experiment. Vi kommer parallellt att undersöka överlevnad i Artemia och korrelera detta till genuttrycket av QS generna. Under projektets tredje år kommer vi att skala upp experimentet och göra motsvarande experiment med vibrio och de två olika algtyperna och odlade tiger räkor. Då undersöker vi regleringen på gennivå och fysiologisk status på djuren genom syrekonsumtion.  Den kunskap som genereras från denna studie kommer att bidra till att utveckla kontrollåtgärder för att motverka problemet med sjukdomar inom vattenbrukssektorn samt det öka förståelsen av mikroalger roll i inom vattenbruk.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Göteborgs universitet</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">14.a - Öka den vetenskapliga kunskapen, utveckla forskningskapaciteten och överföra havsteknik, med hänsyn tagen till den mellanstatliga oceanografiska kommissionens kriterier och riktlinjer för överföring av havsteknik (Criteria and Guidelines on the Transfer of Marine Technology), i syfte att skapa friskare hav och öka den marina biologiska mångfaldens bidrag till utvecklingen i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet i små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This network is a fusion of several independent research groups and previous bilateral partnerships conducting research within the field of global hernia surgery. Within the collaboration we will conduct a prospective multi center implementation study on the training and introduction of groin hernia mesh repair under local anaesthesia in Ghana, Sierra Leone, Uganda and Tanzania. We will investigate the feasibility of task sharing to increase accessibility to surgical services for groin hernia in the involved sub-Saharan settings of this study.  Patients (adult men with reducible, primary groin hernia) will be included at the respective study sites (n=228 per site). They will be operated under local anaesthesia using the anterior mesh repair with a low-cost synthetic mesh. They will be followed up after two weeks and after one year. The patients will be included into the study between 2016 and 2018 and follow up will be completed by 2019.   Through the collaboration, we will pool knowledge and experience and we will increase operative capacity of the study team. It enables us to undertake large studies in several sites within a limited time frame. The results from this study will guide large scale implementation and introduction of the anterior mesh repair in the study countries and beyond. This is urgent as the unmet need for groin hernia surgey amounts to many millions of patients worldwide.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">De flesta av oss drabbas någon gång under livet av åkommor som kräver operation eller kirurgisk expertis. Detta kan vara allt från en medfödd missbildning hos ett barn till operation av en höftfraktur hos en äldre människa. Vi drabbas av trafikolyckor, cancer eller gallsten och räknar med att den kirurgiska kompetensen finns där för att ta hand om oss. Kirurgi är en självklar del av vårt sjukvårdssystem men så ser det inte ut i alla delar av världen. Fem miljarder människor har inte tillgång till säker kirurgi till en kostnad som de har råd med när behovet för en operation uppstår. Kirurgiska sjukdomar står för över 30% av den samlade sjukligheten i världen. Värst drabbade är de fattiga länderna i Afrika söder om Sahara där risken att dö av en kirurgisk sjukdom är högst i världen. Denna ojämlika situation beror till stor del av att man länge helt felaktigt trott att kirurgi är dyrt och onödigt i fattiga länder. I själva verket är kirurgiska ingrepp bland de mest kostnadseffektiva sjukvårdsinsatserna även i låg- och medelinkomstländer (LMIL).   Mot bakgrund av dessa insikter har ett nytt område inom fältet global hälsa uppstått; Global Kirurgi. Målet med global kirurgi är att förbättra hälsa och uppnå jämlikhet för alla människor som behöver kirurgisk sjukvård, med fokus på de som lever i delar av världen där tillgången på kirurgi är sämst. För att nå detta ambitiösa mål krävs omfattande investeringar. För att prioritera rätt krävs stora forskningsinsatser omfattande allt från hur vanliga vissa sjukdomar är till hur de bäst ska behandlas och vad det i slutändan skulle kosta. I första hand bör sjukdomar som bidrar till betydande sjuklighet och som kan behandlas framgångsrikt med kirurgi eller där kirurgi är avgörande för prognosen prioriteras. Ljumskbråck är ett sådant exempel.  Ljumskbråck är bland de vanligaste kirurgiska diagnoserna i världen. 220 miljoner människor uppskattas leva med denna åkomma som orsakar mycket lidande och även 40000 dödsfall varje år. Med 20 miljoner patienter opererade per år är det bland de vanligaste utförda operationerna men det icke tillgodosedda behovet för kirurgi är omfattande. I västvärlden kan en fjärdedel av alla män och tre procent av alla kvinnor räkna med att de behöver opereras för ljumskbråck någon gång under sin livstid. I en tidigare studie i Uganda hade 6.6% av vuxna män ljumskbråck medan mindre än 1% av det förväntade antalet ljumskbråck i befolkningen opererades per år. Den kirurgiska volymen är alltså inte tillräcklig.  Utöver detta volymproblem finns också kvalitetsmässiga problem. I höginkomstländer opereras ljumskbråck oftast med ett syntetiskt nät. Detta hjälper till att stärka upp bukväggen och minskar risken för recidiv påtagligt. I låginkomstländer har varken sjukvårdssystemen eller patienterna råd med dessa nät, som kostar över 100 dollar. I en nyligen publicerad studie som finansierades av Vetenskapsrådet, visade vi hur ett myggnät med liknande struktur kunde steriliseras och användas istället för det dyra nätet. Detta innebär att en överlägsen kirurgisk metod kan intriduceras till förmån för de miljontals bråckpatienter som lever i låg- och medelinkomstländer.  För att kunna intriducera en ny teknik krävs dock omfattande utbildningsinsatser. Det är också nödvändigt att undersöka vilka personalgrupper som ska tillhandahålla denna typ av kirurgi. Då bristen på specialister i kirurgi är överhängande så opererar vanliga läkare men även icke-läkare de allra flesta bråckpatienterna i många låginkomstländer i Afrika. I denna studie kommer vi utveckla ett strukturerat utbildningsprogram för dessa personalkategorier och patienterna kommer följas under ett år efter operationen. Studien kommer utföras i fyra länder; Ghana, Sierra Leone, Uganda och Tanzania.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This network is a fusion of several independent research groups and previous bilateral partnerships conducting research within the field of global hernia surgery. Within the collaboration we will conduct a prospective multi center implementation study on the training and introduction of groin hernia mesh repair under local anaesthesia in Ghana, Sierra Leone, Uganda and Tanzania. We will investigate the feasibility of task sharing to increase accessibility to surgical services for groin hernia in the involved sub-Saharan settings of this study.  Patients (adult men with reducible, primary groin hernia) will be included at the respective study sites (n=228 per site). They will be operated under local anaesthesia using the anterior mesh repair with a low-cost synthetic mesh. They will be followed up after two weeks and after one year. The patients will be included into the study between 2016 and 2018 and follow up will be completed by 2019.   Through the collaboration, we will pool knowledge and experience and we will increase operative capacity of the study team. It enables us to undertake large studies in several sites within a limited time frame. The results from this study will guide large scale implementation and introduction of the anterior mesh repair in the study countries and beyond. This is urgent as the unmet need for groin hernia surgey amounts to many millions of patients worldwide.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">De flesta av oss drabbas någon gång under livet av åkommor som kräver operation eller kirurgisk expertis. Detta kan vara allt från en medfödd missbildning hos ett barn till operation av en höftfraktur hos en äldre människa. Vi drabbas av trafikolyckor, cancer eller gallsten och räknar med att den kirurgiska kompetensen finns där för att ta hand om oss. Kirurgi är en självklar del av vårt sjukvårdssystem men så ser det inte ut i alla delar av världen. Fem miljarder människor har inte tillgång till säker kirurgi till en kostnad som de har råd med när behovet för en operation uppstår. Kirurgiska sjukdomar står för över 30% av den samlade sjukligheten i världen. Värst drabbade är de fattiga länderna i Afrika söder om Sahara där risken att dö av en kirurgisk sjukdom är högst i världen. Denna ojämlika situation beror till stor del av att man länge helt felaktigt trott att kirurgi är dyrt och onödigt i fattiga länder. I själva verket är kirurgiska ingrepp bland de mest kostnadseffektiva sjukvårdsinsatserna även i låg- och medelinkomstländer (LMIL).   Mot bakgrund av dessa insikter har ett nytt område inom fältet global hälsa uppstått; Global Kirurgi. Målet med global kirurgi är att förbättra hälsa och uppnå jämlikhet för alla människor som behöver kirurgisk sjukvård, med fokus på de som lever i delar av världen där tillgången på kirurgi är sämst. För att nå detta ambitiösa mål krävs omfattande investeringar. För att prioritera rätt krävs stora forskningsinsatser omfattande allt från hur vanliga vissa sjukdomar är till hur de bäst ska behandlas och vad det i slutändan skulle kosta. I första hand bör sjukdomar som bidrar till betydande sjuklighet och som kan behandlas framgångsrikt med kirurgi eller där kirurgi är avgörande för prognosen prioriteras. Ljumskbråck är ett sådant exempel.  Ljumskbråck är bland de vanligaste kirurgiska diagnoserna i världen. 220 miljoner människor uppskattas leva med denna åkomma som orsakar mycket lidande och även 40000 dödsfall varje år. Med 20 miljoner patienter opererade per år är det bland de vanligaste utförda operationerna men det icke tillgodosedda behovet för kirurgi är omfattande. I västvärlden kan en fjärdedel av alla män och tre procent av alla kvinnor räkna med att de behöver opereras för ljumskbråck någon gång under sin livstid. I en tidigare studie i Uganda hade 6.6% av vuxna män ljumskbråck medan mindre än 1% av det förväntade antalet ljumskbråck i befolkningen opererades per år. Den kirurgiska volymen är alltså inte tillräcklig.  Utöver detta volymproblem finns också kvalitetsmässiga problem. I höginkomstländer opereras ljumskbråck oftast med ett syntetiskt nät. Detta hjälper till att stärka upp bukväggen och minskar risken för recidiv påtagligt. I låginkomstländer har varken sjukvårdssystemen eller patienterna råd med dessa nät, som kostar över 100 dollar. I en nyligen publicerad studie som finansierades av Vetenskapsrådet, visade vi hur ett myggnät med liknande struktur kunde steriliseras och användas istället för det dyra nätet. Detta innebär att en överlägsen kirurgisk metod kan intriduceras till förmån för de miljontals bråckpatienter som lever i låg- och medelinkomstländer.  För att kunna intriducera en ny teknik krävs dock omfattande utbildningsinsatser. Det är också nödvändigt att undersöka vilka personalgrupper som ska tillhandahålla denna typ av kirurgi. Då bristen på specialister i kirurgi är överhängande så opererar vanliga läkare men även icke-läkare de allra flesta bråckpatienterna i många låginkomstländer i Afrika. I denna studie kommer vi utveckla ett strukturerat utbildningsprogram för dessa personalkategorier och patienterna kommer följas under ett år efter operationen. Studien kommer utföras i fyra länder; Ghana, Sierra Leone, Uganda och Tanzania.</narrative>
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      <narrative>WHAT: Noncommunicable diseases are not only common in affluent but also in low- and middle-income countries. In Nepal, such diseases account for 60% of all deaths; 22% of these from cardiovascular diseases. We therefore focus on cardiovascular health promoting strategies in Nepal and use this research for capacity building in both Sweden and Nepal. HOW: We will 1) support research initiatives by developing, implementing and assessing the effectiveness and feasibility of a health educational intervention for cardiovascular health focusing on healthy diet and physical activity aimed at mothers with children aged 1-7 years; and 2) strengthen research and research training in Nepal trough capacity building by exchanging teachers/researchers, students as well as library staff. WHY/SIGNIFICANCE: We contribute with new scientific knowledge and establish new research ties in health promotion. Nepal provides an environment, where a mother-centred health educational intervention can be tested in an excellent case-control setting that could not likewise be achieved in Sweden. Moreover, despite cultural and economic differences, potential positive results can be cautiously generalized to Sweden and hence, provide support for testing this innovative health educational approach there, too. Moreover, the expertise of the Swedish members of the team can be integrated into the development of research training in Nepal and can strengthen local research infrastructure and research training.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Mödrars betydelse för att främja hjärt-kärlhälsa. Ett tvärvetenskapligt forskningssamarbete mellan Sverige och Nepal för nätverks- och kompetensbyggande.  En tvärvetenskaplig forskargrupp av nepalesiska och svenska forskare bygger nätverk för forskning kring hjärt- kärlsjukdom i Nepal, ett högaktuellt forskningsområde som relaterar till samhälls- och livsstilsförändringar.   Många låg- och medelinkomstländer genomgår idag stora förändringar i sina samhällsstrukturer på ländernas väg mot att bli allt mer industrialiserade. Människor flyttar i hög grad från landsbygden till storstäderna för att söka arbete och bättre levnadsvillkor. Detta kan leda till en ändrad livsstil, med mer stillasittande liv och en kost som innehåller ökad mängd socker och fett. Dessa livsstilsförändringar leder till att sjukdomar som hjärt-kärlsjukdomar ökar. Hjärt-kärlsjukdomar är numera en av de främsta dödsorsakerna även i låg-inkomstländer som Nepal, där trenden även visar en ökning av riskfaktorer och en begränsad kunskap hos befolkningen vad gäller dessa sjukdomar. Grunden för hjärt-kärlsjukdomar läggs i tidig ålder och sjukdomen behöver många år för att utvecklas och bli synlig. Även barn är därmed i riskzonen och föräldrarna får en viktig roll. Att via föräldrarna stödja barnen i en hälsosam livsstil är ett första steg att främja hälsa och därmed förhindra ohälsa i form av framtida hjärt-kärlsjukdomar.  I det nepalesiska samhället är mammorna ansvariga för familjens kosthållning och sina barns vardag. Därför har vi valt att fokusera på mammorna. I vårt tvärvetenskapliga projekt vill vi 1) stödja forskningsinitiativ som handlar om att utveckla, genomföra och utvärdera hur effektiv en hälsoutbildningsinsats för hjärt-kärl hälsa och fysisk aktivitet. Denna kommer att vara riktad till mödrar med barn i åldrarna 1-7 år; 2) Stödja och stärka kapaciteten i forskning och forskarutbildning i Nepal genom utbyte av lärare/forskare, studenter och bibliotekspersonal genom att etablera en forskningsplattform som använder hjärt-kärlsjukdom som forskningsplattform. Den stora synergieffekten av detta samarbete mellan Sverige och Nepal är att det skapar en excellent forskningsmiljö där hälsoutbildningen kan provas i en unik fall-kontroll situation som inte är möjlig i det svenska samhället. Trots stora kulturella och ekonomiska skillnader mellan länderna kan de möjliga positiva resultat med viss försiktighet även överföras till Sverige, t ex till olika migrantgrupper och hälsoutbildningen kan därmed utprovas även här.  Svenska studenter och forskare får en unik möjlighet att delta i forskning som inte är möjlig i Sverige och att få ett kulturellt och intellektuellt utbyte med sina nepalesiska kollegor. Vidare kan svenska lärares/forskares och bibliotekspersonalens kunskap bidra till utvecklingen av forskarutbildningen i Nepal, vilken i dagsläget inte förekommer i organiserad form och till vars utveckling vi i detta forskningsprojekt kommer att bidra. Studenter kommer genomgående att handledas gemensamt av både svenska och nepalesiska forskare, vilket ökar det vetenskapliga utbytet och bidrar till omfattande lärande.  Projektet är således av ömsesidigt vetenskapligt intresse och bidrar till ökad vetenskaplig kunskap och utveckling i både Nepal och Sverige. Vi kommer att inrikta oss på hjärt-kärlsjukdom som forskningsplattform för vårt nätverks- och kompetensbyggande och kommer därmed även att öka kunskapen vilka faktorer som via mammorna skulle kunna bidra positivt till barnens framtida hjärt-kärlhälsa i Nepal, ett land som genomgår stora livsstilsförändringar under sin pågående modernisering. Denna kunskap kan även överföras till mammor i Sverige och framtida utbildningsinsatser även för denna grupp.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Cassava is one of the most important crops in the tropics with a remarkable tolerance to drought and ability to grow on poor soils. However, it has relatively low nutritional quality having dire implications for millions of people dependent on this staple crop. Particularly problematic is the low ß-carotene level, which can lead to provitamin A deficiency with severe health and economic consequences, including early mortality, impaired physical ability and blindness. Efforts to breed for varieties with increased b-carotene have therefore been undertaken, but is difficult to combine with high starch content, which is a vital trait for farmers's acceptance and the market value.  Here we propose a new exploratory approach by cross-species comparative genomics and molecular network analysis in combination with functional testing by genetic transformation and the emerging technique of genome editing. We do this by generating transcript, smallRNA and metabolite data of specific varieties with different genetic background and ß-carotene content to identify new candidate genes and key enzymes leading to increased ß-carotene levels and sustained starch content. We will also identify molecular signatures associated to these traits to screen existing germplasms for more lines to be incorporated in breeding programs. The findings will serve either for marker assisted breeding or as engineering approach by gene-editing to overcome possible constrains in traditional breeding.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Kassava är en av de viktigaste livsmedels- och fodergrödorna i tropikerna och Afrika står för mer än hälften av den totala världsproduktionen. Denna gröda intar en särskilt viktig roll i livsmedelsförsörjningen för miljontals småbrukare i utvecklingsländer tack vare dess enastående tolerans mot torka och förmåga att växa i magra jordar. Den kan dessutom skördas efter behov, eftersom den växer över mer än ett år. Dess tålighet gör att den är rustad inför framtida klimatförändringar.  Men tyvärr har kassavan som livsmedel en stor nackdel: näringsinnehållet. För även om kassava producerar mycket kalorier är den relativt näringsfattig. Särskilt problematisk är den låga halten av provitamin A. För litet intag av detta ämne har flera allvarliga konsekvenser, såväl vad gäller ekonomi som hälsa - bland annat tidig dödlighet och minskad fysisk kapacitet. Det kan också leda till irreversibel blindhet hos barn. I Afrika har hela 43 % av förskolebarnen kliniska symptom på provitamin A-brist.  Det är de vita rötterna som utgör den ätliga delen hos de flesta kassavasorterna som odlas och konsumeras, och dessa innehåller försumbara mängder provitamin A. Som tur är finns det en stor genetisk variation inom grödan, och vissa sorter har en hög karotenoidhalt, som är den grupp av ämnen i vilken just provitamin A ingår. Flera andra av karotenoiderna är viktiga för människans hälsa.  Den naturliga genetiska mångfalden hos kassava är alltså hög, men att förbättra karotenoidhalten genom att testa olika korsningar är en mycket tidskrävande och dyr process, eftersom växtcykeln mellan generationer kan vara hela två år. För att öka effektiviteten i urvalet vid förädling är det därför nödvändigt att förstå den genetiska grunden för varierande karotenoidhalt.  I detta projekt, som är ett samarbete mellan Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet och International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA, med huvudkontor i Ibadan, Nigeria), vill vi bättre förstå hur provitamin A produceras i kassava, för att med denna kunskap effektivare och snabbare kunna ta fram sorter som har högre halt av detta för människan så viktiga ämne.  Vi gör detta på flera sätt. Till att börja med vill vi tillämpa ett nytt bioinformatiskt tillvägångsätt, där vi använder oss av genexpressionsdata och gör en jämförelse mot potatis. Vi har valt potatisen eftersom den liksom kassava har ett kartlagt genom, båda har en knölstruktur som producerar delarna som äts samt för att potatisen är välstuderad när det gäller provitamin A-produktion.  Tack vare dessa likheter kan vi konstruera molekylära genexpressionsnätverk mellan de två grödorna och på så sätt identifiera nya gener och enzymer som påverkar provitamin A-halten. Detta enligt principen att genexpressionen för vissa processer är evolutionärt bevarad mellan olika växter. Från detta kommer vi få en lista på nya kandidatgener för högre produktion av provitamin A.  Ett urval av dessa gener kommer sedan att testas vidare genom att utryckas i potatis med hjälp av genetisk modifiering eftersom det är lättare att göra i potatis än kassava. För att se om genen är viktig i provitamin A-produktion kommer vi efter modifieringen undersöka om halten ökat.  Vi kan dessutom screena den stora samlingen av kassavalinjer för att identifiera vilka linjer som bär och uttrycker på de nödvändiga generna för att få en hög provitamin A-halt. Sådana kassavalinjer utgör ett bra korsningsmaterial till redan pågående förädlingsprogram som syftar till att förbättra näringsinnehållet.  Parallellt vill vi dessutom testa och utveckla den nya CRISPR/Cas9-metoden för riktade förändringar i kassavans arvsmassa. Vi har redan identifierat ett antal enzym vars aktivitet har betydelse för Provitamin A-produktion. Deras effektivitet kan med denna teknik antingen förstärkas eller försvagas genom att vissa baspar i dem byts ut med hjälp av CRISPR/Cas9. Vi hoppas på detta sätt kunna producera några linjer och testa deras innehåll av Provitamin A.  I det här projektet fördjupar vi kunn</narrative>
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      <narrative>Interaction between knowledge traditions in non-formal adult education: Scandinavian influences, Indigenous Knowledge Systems and colonial legaci</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Interaktion mellan kunskapstraditioner inom icke -formell vuxenutbildning: skandinaviska influenser, lokala kunskapssystem och det koloniala arve</narrative>
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      <narrative>Our aim is to investigate how interaction between different knowledge systems and learning traditions are of importance for the design of non-formal adult education activities in Eastern Africa. The project will specifically study the implementation, dissemination and interpretation of Nordic popular education ideas in Kenya and Tanzania, and focus on how these ideas interact with, on one hand, so-called Indigenous Knowledge Systems, and, on the other hand, educational traditions linked to the formal educational system established in the context of European colonization. Research questions are: How do interactions between different knowledge systems and learning traditions influence the design of non-formal and informal adult education for structurally vulnerable groups in contexts marked by a colonial history?  Does this kind of interaction between different knowledge systems and learning traditions create new innovative educational ideas? What role do these interactions and innovations play in improving participants' life chances?  Two ethnographic case studies will be carried out: one focusing on the folk high school inspired Folk Development Colleges in Tanzania, and the other on agricultural adult education activities linked to the cooperative movement in Kenya. The project involves researchers from Sweden, Tanzania and Kenya and the project is also intended to contribute to the strengthening of the Eastern African research community within the field of adult education</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Syftet med på projektet är att undersöka hur samspel mellan olika kunskaps- och utbildningstraditioner får betydelse för utformningen av icke-formell utbildningsverksamhet i östra Afrika. Projektets avser specifikt studera spridning, tolkning, implementering av nordiska folkbildningsidéer i Kenya och Tanzania där fokus riktas på dessa idéers samspel med, å ena sidan, så kallade indigenous knowledge systems och med, å andra sidan, utbildningstraditioner kopplade till det formella utbildningssystem som etablerades i samband med europeisk kolonisation. Tre aspekter av detta samspel mellan kunskaps- och utbildningstraditioner kommer att fokuseras: (1) Utbildningsfilosofiska aspekter, hur olika (ut)bildningshistoriska grundtankar relaterar till varandra och hur eventuella korsbefruktningar kan skönjas i samspelet; (2) Kunskapens maktdimensioner, hur relationen mellan kunskapstraditioner kan förstås i termer av hegemonisk kamp mellan olika intressen, där inte minst den globala maktordningens relation till den koloniala historien särskilt beaktas; (3) Deltagarnas perspektiv på verksamheten och dess betydelse för deras livsmöjligheter, där ett särskilt fokus på genus och empowerment anläggs. Genom att empiriskt studera dessa tre aspekter och relatera dem till varandra avser projektet bidra till en förståelse av de komplexa processer som omgärdar spridandet och implementerandet utbildningsidéer utanför det formella utbildningssystemet, något som varit ett centralt drag inte minst i svensk biståndspolitik. Två etnografiska fallstudier kommer att genomföras inom projekt: en med fokus på folkhögskoleinspirerade Folk Development Colleges i Tanzania, och en på jordbruksinriktad vuxenutbildningsverksamhet kopplad till de kooperativa rörelsen i Kenya, med stöd av the Swedish Cooperative Center (We effect / Vi-skogen). Därtill kommer en historisk undersökning göras beträffande spridning av nordiska folkbildningsidéer i Kenya och Tanzania. Vi avser genom projektet kunna svara på frågor som: Vilken betydelse har samspelet mellan olika kunskaps- och utbildningstraditioner för utformningen av icke-formel vuxenutbildning för strukturellt utsatta grupper i ett sammanhang där en kolonial förhistoria ständigt är närvarande? Hur kan vi förstå samspelet utifrån dess möjlighet att skapa innovativa utbildningsidéer, bryta kolonialt präglade maktstrukturer och förbättra deltagarnas livsmöjligheter? Projektet avser därigenom bidra med kunskap om vilka perspektiv som deltagarna (fattiga unga män och kvinnor med låg formell utbildning) har på icke-formell vuxenutbildning som inletts i samarbete med internationella samarbetspartners och hur denna utbildning kommer till nytta i ett vidare livsperspektiv. Dynamiker och dilemman som uppstår i samspelet mellan olika lärandetraditioner kommer kritiskt att granskassas. Därtill avser projekt kunna lokalisera innovativa utbildningstankar som kan tänkas uppstå i mötet mellan olika traditioner, där vi möjligen också kan se framväxten av en mer global och postkolonial förståelse av vad bildning och livslångt lärande kan vara. Projektet kommer att involvera forskare från Sverige, Tanzania och Kenya och avser därigenom bidra till att stärka en pågående uppbyggnad av regionalt baserad forskning inom området vuxenutbildning och livslångt lärande i östra Afrika.</narrative>
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        <narrative>En nya design har utvecklats för tidskriften Journal of Popular Education in Africa, JOPEA (ISSN 2523-2800, https://www.jopea.org/) i samverkan mellan tidskriften och personal vid Linköpings universitet. Framgår av jubileumsnumret https://doi.org/10.3384/9789179295288</narrative>
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      <narrative>Interaction between knowledge traditions in non-formal adult education: Scandinavian influences, Indigenous Knowledge Systems and colonial legaci</narrative>
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      <narrative>Our aim is to investigate how interaction between different knowledge systems and learning traditions are of importance for the design of non-formal adult education activities in Eastern Africa. The project will specifically study the implementation, dissemination and interpretation of Nordic popular education ideas in Kenya and Tanzania, and focus on how these ideas interact with, on one hand, so-called Indigenous Knowledge Systems, and, on the other hand, educational traditions linked to the formal educational system established in the context of European colonization. Research questions are: How do interactions between different knowledge systems and learning traditions influence the design of non-formal and informal adult education for structurally vulnerable groups in contexts marked by a colonial history?  Does this kind of interaction between different knowledge systems and learning traditions create new innovative educational ideas? What role do these interactions and innovations play in improving participants' life chances?  Two ethnographic case studies will be carried out: one focusing on the folk high school inspired Folk Development Colleges in Tanzania, and the other on agricultural adult education activities linked to the cooperative movement in Kenya. The project involves researchers from Sweden, Tanzania and Kenya and the project is also intended to contribute to the strengthening of the Eastern African research community within the field of adult education</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Syftet med på projektet är att undersöka hur samspel mellan olika kunskaps- och utbildningstraditioner får betydelse för utformningen av icke-formell utbildningsverksamhet i östra Afrika. Projektets avser specifikt studera spridning, tolkning, implementering av nordiska folkbildningsidéer i Kenya och Tanzania där fokus riktas på dessa idéers samspel med, å ena sidan, så kallade indigenous knowledge systems och med, å andra sidan, utbildningstraditioner kopplade till det formella utbildningssystem som etablerades i samband med europeisk kolonisation. Tre aspekter av detta samspel mellan kunskaps- och utbildningstraditioner kommer att fokuseras: (1) Utbildningsfilosofiska aspekter, hur olika (ut)bildningshistoriska grundtankar relaterar till varandra och hur eventuella korsbefruktningar kan skönjas i samspelet; (2) Kunskapens maktdimensioner, hur relationen mellan kunskapstraditioner kan förstås i termer av hegemonisk kamp mellan olika intressen, där inte minst den globala maktordningens relation till den koloniala historien särskilt beaktas; (3) Deltagarnas perspektiv på verksamheten och dess betydelse för deras livsmöjligheter, där ett särskilt fokus på genus och empowerment anläggs. Genom att empiriskt studera dessa tre aspekter och relatera dem till varandra avser projektet bidra till en förståelse av de komplexa processer som omgärdar spridandet och implementerandet utbildningsidéer utanför det formella utbildningssystemet, något som varit ett centralt drag inte minst i svensk biståndspolitik. Två etnografiska fallstudier kommer att genomföras inom projekt: en med fokus på folkhögskoleinspirerade Folk Development Colleges i Tanzania, och en på jordbruksinriktad vuxenutbildningsverksamhet kopplad till de kooperativa rörelsen i Kenya, med stöd av the Swedish Cooperative Center (We effect / Vi-skogen). Därtill kommer en historisk undersökning göras beträffande spridning av nordiska folkbildningsidéer i Kenya och Tanzania. Vi avser genom projektet kunna svara på frågor som: Vilken betydelse har samspelet mellan olika kunskaps- och utbildningstraditioner för utformningen av icke-formel vuxenutbildning för strukturellt utsatta grupper i ett sammanhang där en kolonial förhistoria ständigt är närvarande? Hur kan vi förstå samspelet utifrån dess möjlighet att skapa innovativa utbildningsidéer, bryta kolonialt präglade maktstrukturer och förbättra deltagarnas livsmöjligheter? Projektet avser därigenom bidra med kunskap om vilka perspektiv som deltagarna (fattiga unga män och kvinnor med låg formell utbildning) har på icke-formell vuxenutbildning som inletts i samarbete med internationella samarbetspartners och hur denna utbildning kommer till nytta i ett vidare livsperspektiv. Dynamiker och dilemman som uppstår i samspelet mellan olika lärandetraditioner kommer kritiskt att granskassas. Därtill avser projekt kunna lokalisera innovativa utbildningstankar som kan tänkas uppstå i mötet mellan olika traditioner, där vi möjligen också kan se framväxten av en mer global och postkolonial förståelse av vad bildning och livslångt lärande kan vara. Projektet kommer att involvera forskare från Sverige, Tanzania och Kenya och avser därigenom bidra till att stärka en pågående uppbyggnad av regionalt baserad forskning inom området vuxenutbildning och livslångt lärande i östra Afrika.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden.</narrative>
      <narrative>4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Islands of success. How to make development projects work in challenging contexts.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The purpose of this project is twofold: First, we will study how contexts characterized by poor institutions (in which corruption and clientelism are prevalent) pose challenges for development projects. Second, we will identify viable strategies for institution-building within development projects implemented in such contexts. There is urgent need to address the current knowledge gap in how to build good institutions in difficult contexts, in order to achieve development goals. We pay particular attention to the role of local participation as development strategy. It is commonly argued that projects should adopt an approach of local influence and ownership in order to be successful and produce lasting outcomes. However, scattered evidence suggests that in contexts of corruption and clientelism, participation tends to benefit primarily local elites and capture is common. This project suggests that in order to harness the promise of local participation, democratic participation should play a role in the input, decision-making side of the project. When it comes to implementation, the focus should be on impartiality in implementing and enforcing the rules of the organisation. In this four-year project, we will study four strategically selected cases of community electrification in Tanzania. In addition to a substantial number of interviews, we analyse project documentation, make observations in the field and organise group discussions for validating findings.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Forskningsprojektet Institutionella utmaningar och strategier för hållbara utvecklingsprojekt undersöker förutsättningar för, och konsekvenser av, strategier för lokalt deltagande i biståndsfinansierade utvecklingsprojekt som genomförs i samhällskontexter med utbredd fattigdom, korruption och låga nivåer av tillit mellan medborgare. Att genomföra framgångsrika utvecklingsprojekt i lokalsamhällen som präglas av dessa institutionella utmaningar kräver särskilda strategier, och demokratiskt deltagande på lokal nivå betraktas av många som en nödvändighet för att bistånd ska vara effektivt och legitimt. Lokalt deltagande ses som både ett mål i sig självt för dess demokratiska värden, samt som ett medel för att få bättre resultat i utvecklingsprojekt. Deltagande förväntas öka medborgarnas förmåga till samarbete kring gemensamma frågor och resurser, samt öka deras förmåga att hålla politiker och tjänstemän juridiskt och politiskt ansvariga. Dock saknas gedigna empiriska belägg för att lokalt deltagande i utvecklingsprojekt verkligen har de förväntade positiva effekterna. Det saknas också tydliga förklaringar kring hur det ska gå till när lokalt deltagande omsätts i förbättrade resultat för utvecklingsprojekt, fattigdomsminskning samt minskad korruption. Tvärtom mot förväntningarna så visar genomgångar av tidigare forskning att lokalt deltagande kan leda till att lokala eliter tar kontroll över biståndsprojekten och de resurser som kommer med dem, för egen vinning. För att lokalt deltagande ska gynna även fattiga och marginaliserade grupper i lokalsamhället så behövs institutionella ramverk som säkerställer att så sker. Projektet hanterar den övergripande frågan kring hur institutionella utmaningar kan hanteras i utvecklingsprojekt på lokal nivå i kontexter med utbredd fattigdom, korruption och låg tillit. Syftet är att bättre förstå de institutionella utmaningarna i lokala utvecklingsprojekt, samt att identifiera vilka strategier - inklusive lokalt deltagande - som framgångsrikt kan bygga välfungerande organisationer med hög institutionell kvalitet i dessa sammanhang, s.k. "institutionsbyggande". Forskningen äger rum i Tanzania i östra Afrika och studerar projekt för småskalig elektrifiering på landsbygden med hjälp av lokala förnybara energikällor. Den använder sig av jämförande fallstudier för att undersöka teoretiska antaganden kring hur strategier för lokalt deltagande hänger samman med institutionsbyggande och frågor kring tillit, trovärdighet och opartisk tillämpning av regelverk. Metoderna för datainsamling inkluderar intervjuer med aktörer inblandade i utvecklingsprojekt, deltagande observation, gruppdiskussioner, analys av satellitbilder för att förstå förändring i lokala ekosystem över tid, och analys av teknisk och projektdokumentation. Att få välfungerande lokal elförsörjning är mycket viktigt för de många människor som fortfarande lever utan tillgång till pålitliga eltjänster till överkomligt pris. I Tanzania är endast 5% av landsbygdsbefolkningen uppkopplad till det statliga fasta nätet. Småskaliga och förnybart baserade elsystem behövs för att nå hela befolkningen inom en rimlig framtid. Tyvärr misslyckas många projekt för småskalig elektrifiering med att uppnå goda resultat. Många elsystem slutar fungera i förtid och lokala elbolag har ofta svårt att få ekonomisk hållbarhet i sin verksamhet. Det finns gott om forskning som undersöker de tekniska och finansiella utmaningarna för lokala elbolag, men väldigt lite forskning som inkluderar institutionella, sociala och politiska faktorer i sin analys. Tidigare forskning har dock identifierat korruption, svaga organisationer och regelverk som allvarliga problem i projekt för landsbygdselektrifiering. Detta projekt fyller igen en viktig kunskapslucka vad avser möjligheten att skapa välfungerande organisationer i utvecklingsprojekt som framgångsrikt levererar välfärdstjänster över tid. Denna kunskap har stor generell relevans för biståndsprojekt och fattigdomsbekämpning, och m</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Swedish Research Council</narrative>
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      <narrative>Islands of success. How to make development projects work in challenging contexts.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The purpose of this project is twofold: First, we will study how contexts characterized by poor institutions (in which corruption and clientelism are prevalent) pose challenges for development projects. Second, we will identify viable strategies for institution-building within development projects implemented in such contexts. There is urgent need to address the current knowledge gap in how to build good institutions in difficult contexts, in order to achieve development goals. We pay particular attention to the role of local participation as development strategy. It is commonly argued that projects should adopt an approach of local influence and ownership in order to be successful and produce lasting outcomes. However, scattered evidence suggests that in contexts of corruption and clientelism, participation tends to benefit primarily local elites and capture is common. This project suggests that in order to harness the promise of local participation, democratic participation should play a role in the input, decision-making side of the project. When it comes to implementation, the focus should be on impartiality in implementing and enforcing the rules of the organisation. In this four-year project, we will study four strategically selected cases of community electrification in Tanzania. In addition to a substantial number of interviews, we analyse project documentation, make observations in the field and organise group discussions for validating findings.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Forskningsprojektet Institutionella utmaningar och strategier för hållbara utvecklingsprojekt undersöker förutsättningar för, och konsekvenser av, strategier för lokalt deltagande i biståndsfinansierade utvecklingsprojekt som genomförs i samhällskontexter med utbredd fattigdom, korruption och låga nivåer av tillit mellan medborgare. Att genomföra framgångsrika utvecklingsprojekt i lokalsamhällen som präglas av dessa institutionella utmaningar kräver särskilda strategier, och demokratiskt deltagande på lokal nivå betraktas av många som en nödvändighet för att bistånd ska vara effektivt och legitimt. Lokalt deltagande ses som både ett mål i sig självt för dess demokratiska värden, samt som ett medel för att få bättre resultat i utvecklingsprojekt. Deltagande förväntas öka medborgarnas förmåga till samarbete kring gemensamma frågor och resurser, samt öka deras förmåga att hålla politiker och tjänstemän juridiskt och politiskt ansvariga. Dock saknas gedigna empiriska belägg för att lokalt deltagande i utvecklingsprojekt verkligen har de förväntade positiva effekterna. Det saknas också tydliga förklaringar kring hur det ska gå till när lokalt deltagande omsätts i förbättrade resultat för utvecklingsprojekt, fattigdomsminskning samt minskad korruption. Tvärtom mot förväntningarna så visar genomgångar av tidigare forskning att lokalt deltagande kan leda till att lokala eliter tar kontroll över biståndsprojekten och de resurser som kommer med dem, för egen vinning. För att lokalt deltagande ska gynna även fattiga och marginaliserade grupper i lokalsamhället så behövs institutionella ramverk som säkerställer att så sker. Projektet hanterar den övergripande frågan kring hur institutionella utmaningar kan hanteras i utvecklingsprojekt på lokal nivå i kontexter med utbredd fattigdom, korruption och låg tillit. Syftet är att bättre förstå de institutionella utmaningarna i lokala utvecklingsprojekt, samt att identifiera vilka strategier - inklusive lokalt deltagande - som framgångsrikt kan bygga välfungerande organisationer med hög institutionell kvalitet i dessa sammanhang, s.k. "institutionsbyggande". Forskningen äger rum i Tanzania i östra Afrika och studerar projekt för småskalig elektrifiering på landsbygden med hjälp av lokala förnybara energikällor. Den använder sig av jämförande fallstudier för att undersöka teoretiska antaganden kring hur strategier för lokalt deltagande hänger samman med institutionsbyggande och frågor kring tillit, trovärdighet och opartisk tillämpning av regelverk. Metoderna för datainsamling inkluderar intervjuer med aktörer inblandade i utvecklingsprojekt, deltagande observation, gruppdiskussioner, analys av satellitbilder för att förstå förändring i lokala ekosystem över tid, och analys av teknisk och projektdokumentation. Att få välfungerande lokal elförsörjning är mycket viktigt för de många människor som fortfarande lever utan tillgång till pålitliga eltjänster till överkomligt pris. I Tanzania är endast 5% av landsbygdsbefolkningen uppkopplad till det statliga fasta nätet. Småskaliga och förnybart baserade elsystem behövs för att nå hela befolkningen inom en rimlig framtid. Tyvärr misslyckas många projekt för småskalig elektrifiering med att uppnå goda resultat. Många elsystem slutar fungera i förtid och lokala elbolag har ofta svårt att få ekonomisk hållbarhet i sin verksamhet. Det finns gott om forskning som undersöker de tekniska och finansiella utmaningarna för lokala elbolag, men väldigt lite forskning som inkluderar institutionella, sociala och politiska faktorer i sin analys. Tidigare forskning har dock identifierat korruption, svaga organisationer och regelverk som allvarliga problem i projekt för landsbygdselektrifiering. Detta projekt fyller igen en viktig kunskapslucka vad avser möjligheten att skapa välfungerande organisationer i utvecklingsprojekt som framgångsrikt levererar välfärdstjänster över tid. Denna kunskap har stor generell relevans för biståndsprojekt och fattigdomsbekämpning, och m</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Göteborgs universitet</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-29" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>The Swedish Research Council</narrative>
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      <narrative>Göteborgs universitet</narrative>
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      <narrative>9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>Arrested development: The dangerous mix of patronage and justice in post-conflict countries</narrative>
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      <narrative>Managing perpetrators of war crimes has been identified as a key challenge for peacebuilding in the wake of civil war.  This project focuses on what happens to post-war societies at the moment leaders are arrested, which we suggest threaten former wartime leaders' patronage networks and may provoke a return to violence.  We argue that violence is particularly likely to occur when incarcerated leaders have monopolized peacetime flows of patronage to their constituencies. In such situations, arrests are likely to leave clients in need, obliging them to leave the network. To salvage waning networks junior elites have incentives to organize armed attacks to compel the authorities to give them positions in the government or release the detained leader. The study will employ a mixed-method approach; a quantitative study of post-armed conflict arrests in the world (1946 to 2015) will be accompanied by a structured, focused comparison between the incarceration of Slobodan Milosevic (ex-Yugoslavia) and Charles Taylor (Liberia). By combining quantitative evidence with case analysis, this project will provide unique insights into the effect of the socioeconomic, political and military influence that wartime leaders often maintain even in post-conflict societies. The findings will advance scholarship and contribute to policy recommendation about how states can establish accountable and transparent rules and institutions that promote peace, security, and development.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Hur man bäst hanterar krigsförbrytare efter inbördeskrig har visat sig vara en nyckelfråga för att lyckas bygga fred. Å ena sidan hävdar viss forskning att amnestier kan vara användbara för att få slut på själva konflikten, medan det å andra sidan är viktigt att utreda krigsbrott för att underlätta försoning och etablera respekt för lag och ordning. En fråga som inte har uppmärksammats av den här litteraturen är vad som händer i postkonfliktländer just vid det tillfälle som före detta krigsherrar grips. Dessa gripanden har ibland lett till våldsamma protester från anhängarna till den anklagade, som till exempel när den före detta jugoslaviske ledaren Slobodan Milosevic greps i april 2001. Detta ledde till skottlossning mellan hans lojalister och polisstyrkor, och det fanns en risk att situationen skulle utvecklas till ett nytt inbördeskrig. Vid andra tillfällen, som när Charles Taylor greps i Liberia i mars 2006, så skedde inte samma våldsamma motreaktion. Vad förklarar denna skillnad?     Vi menar att risken för våld i samband med gripandet av före detta krigsherrar beror på vilken politisk och ekonomisk roll de har spelat efter konflikten har avslutats. Det är inte ovanligt att före detta ledare fortsätter att ha inflytande och kontrollera tillgångar i form av politisk makt eller ekonomiska resurser även efter ett fredsavtal. Detta ger dem möjlighet att fördela stöd till sina anhängare vilket gör att informella nätverk - ofta byggda på korruption - som skapats redan under konflikten finns kvar eller växer sig starkare. Vi argumenterar att risken för våld är störst om häktade ledare har monopoliserat fördelningen av ekonomiskt stöd till sitt nätverk. När sådana ledare arresteras riskerar anhängarna att förlora tillgång till de resurser som de ofta är beroende av. För att bevara nätverket intakt, har juniora eliter incitament att organisera våldsamheter för att tvinga myndigheterna att inkludera dem i andra nätverk eller släppa den häktade ledaren. Vi kommer att använda två olika metoder för att undersöka förklaringsvärdet av denna hypotes. Vi kommer först att genomföra en kvantitativ studie som undersöker förekomsten av våld i samband med gripandet av ledare i krigshärjade länder mellan 1946 och 2015. För att kontrollera samband identifierade i den kvantitativa studien, och i mer detalj förstå hur gripanden i vissa fall leder till våldsamheter, kommer vi även att genomföra en komparativ studie som jämför arresteringen av Slobodan Milosevic (f.d. Jugoslavien) och Charles Taylor (Liberia). Material för den komparativa studien kommer att samlas in med hjälp av social nätverksanalys och djupintervjuer med f.d. kombattanter, politiska ledare, journalister och NGO-representanter i Liberia och Serbien.     För att resultaten från studien ska göras direkt användbara för svensk utvecklingspolitik, så kommer lärdomar att presenteras både i generella termer och specifikt för att stödja Sveriges roll i byggandet av fred och demokrati i Myanmar. I likhet med Liberia och Serbien efter krigen pågår idag ett intensivt reformarbete av politik och institutioner i Myanmar där frågor hur man ska hantera klientelism och begångna människorättsbrott är mycket känsliga. Genom att anordna seminarier med forskare, civilsamhället, och beslutsfattare i Myanmar där erfarenheter från andra länder diskuteras öppnar vi debatten om dessa frågor i landet samt bidrar med fall-specifika förslag för hur rättvisa och stabil fred kan uppnås.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Managing perpetrators of war crimes has been identified as a key challenge for peacebuilding in the wake of civil war.  This project focuses on what happens to post-war societies at the moment leaders are arrested, which we suggest threaten former wartime leaders' patronage networks and may provoke a return to violence.  We argue that violence is particularly likely to occur when incarcerated leaders have monopolized peacetime flows of patronage to their constituencies. In such situations, arrests are likely to leave clients in need, obliging them to leave the network. To salvage waning networks junior elites have incentives to organize armed attacks to compel the authorities to give them positions in the government or release the detained leader. The study will employ a mixed-method approach; a quantitative study of post-armed conflict arrests in the world (1946 to 2015) will be accompanied by a structured, focused comparison between the incarceration of Slobodan Milosevic (ex-Yugoslavia) and Charles Taylor (Liberia). By combining quantitative evidence with case analysis, this project will provide unique insights into the effect of the socioeconomic, political and military influence that wartime leaders often maintain even in post-conflict societies. The findings will advance scholarship and contribute to policy recommendation about how states can establish accountable and transparent rules and institutions that promote peace, security, and development.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Hur man bäst hanterar krigsförbrytare efter inbördeskrig har visat sig vara en nyckelfråga för att lyckas bygga fred. Å ena sidan hävdar viss forskning att amnestier kan vara användbara för att få slut på själva konflikten, medan det å andra sidan är viktigt att utreda krigsbrott för att underlätta försoning och etablera respekt för lag och ordning. En fråga som inte har uppmärksammats av den här litteraturen är vad som händer i postkonfliktländer just vid det tillfälle som före detta krigsherrar grips. Dessa gripanden har ibland lett till våldsamma protester från anhängarna till den anklagade, som till exempel när den före detta jugoslaviske ledaren Slobodan Milosevic greps i april 2001. Detta ledde till skottlossning mellan hans lojalister och polisstyrkor, och det fanns en risk att situationen skulle utvecklas till ett nytt inbördeskrig. Vid andra tillfällen, som när Charles Taylor greps i Liberia i mars 2006, så skedde inte samma våldsamma motreaktion. Vad förklarar denna skillnad?     Vi menar att risken för våld i samband med gripandet av före detta krigsherrar beror på vilken politisk och ekonomisk roll de har spelat efter konflikten har avslutats. Det är inte ovanligt att före detta ledare fortsätter att ha inflytande och kontrollera tillgångar i form av politisk makt eller ekonomiska resurser även efter ett fredsavtal. Detta ger dem möjlighet att fördela stöd till sina anhängare vilket gör att informella nätverk - ofta byggda på korruption - som skapats redan under konflikten finns kvar eller växer sig starkare. Vi argumenterar att risken för våld är störst om häktade ledare har monopoliserat fördelningen av ekonomiskt stöd till sitt nätverk. När sådana ledare arresteras riskerar anhängarna att förlora tillgång till de resurser som de ofta är beroende av. För att bevara nätverket intakt, har juniora eliter incitament att organisera våldsamheter för att tvinga myndigheterna att inkludera dem i andra nätverk eller släppa den häktade ledaren. Vi kommer att använda två olika metoder för att undersöka förklaringsvärdet av denna hypotes. Vi kommer först att genomföra en kvantitativ studie som undersöker förekomsten av våld i samband med gripandet av ledare i krigshärjade länder mellan 1946 och 2015. För att kontrollera samband identifierade i den kvantitativa studien, och i mer detalj förstå hur gripanden i vissa fall leder till våldsamheter, kommer vi även att genomföra en komparativ studie som jämför arresteringen av Slobodan Milosevic (f.d. Jugoslavien) och Charles Taylor (Liberia). Material för den komparativa studien kommer att samlas in med hjälp av social nätverksanalys och djupintervjuer med f.d. kombattanter, politiska ledare, journalister och NGO-representanter i Liberia och Serbien.     För att resultaten från studien ska göras direkt användbara för svensk utvecklingspolitik, så kommer lärdomar att presenteras både i generella termer och specifikt för att stödja Sveriges roll i byggandet av fred och demokrati i Myanmar. I likhet med Liberia och Serbien efter krigen pågår idag ett intensivt reformarbete av politik och institutioner i Myanmar där frågor hur man ska hantera klientelism och begångna människorättsbrott är mycket känsliga. Genom att anordna seminarier med forskare, civilsamhället, och beslutsfattare i Myanmar där erfarenheter från andra länder diskuteras öppnar vi debatten om dessa frågor i landet samt bidrar med fall-specifika förslag för hur rättvisa och stabil fred kan uppnås.</narrative>
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      <narrative>9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending.</narrative>
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      <narrative>We will develop a novel type of diagnostic tool for malaria and bacterial infections that addresses the urgent need for quick diagnosis and the following biomedical questions that are difficult or impossible to address using current techniques: drug resistance, genotypic variants and mixed infections.  Our novel tool consists of a combination of two recently developed methods. Cell-phone based fluorescence microscopy will be used to replace expensive standard fluorescence microscopy and to enable the widespread use of our diagnosis platform. The fluorescence microscope will be used to directly visualize fluorescent patterns along individual DNA molecules stretched in nanofluidic channels. With each molecule analyzed individually, no cell culturing nor any DNA amplification is necessary.  The work will take place in an international collaboration. We have collaborators at Glasgow University who are well-known specialists in parasitology and collaborators at Karolinska that are experts in infections by bacteria resistant to antibiotics. For the development of the cellphone based fluorescence microscope we will collaborate with a group at UCLA who is the leading pioneer of simple to use and low-cost alternatives to standard microscopy. To ensure that our technology will be designed with the end-user in mind and during the later phase of the project tested under realistic conditions we will engage several researchers who are stationed in the affected countries in Africa and Asia.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Vi kommer att utveckla en ny typ av diagnostiskt verktyg för malaria och antibiotikaresistens som tar upp följande biomedicinska frågor som är svåra eller omöjliga att adressera med nuvarande tekniker: läkemedelsresistens, genotypiska varianter och blandinfektioner. Det kommer också att ta upp det akuta behovet av snabb diagnos.  Vårt nya verktyg består av en kombination av två nyligen utvecklade metoder. Mobiltelefon-baserad fluorescens mikroskopi kommer att användas för att ersätta dyra fluorescensmikroskop av standardtyp och för att möjliggöra en utbredd användning av vår diagnos-plattform. Fluorescensmikroskop kommer att användas för att direkt visualisera enskilda fluoroscensinmärkta DNA-molekyler sträckta i nanofluidiska kanaler. Eftersom varje molekyl kommer att analyseras för sig, kommer ingen cellodling eller någon DNA-amplifiering vara nödvändig.  Arbetet kommer att ske i ett internationellt samarbete. Vi har samarbetspartners vid Glasgow University som är välkända specialister på parasitologi och på Karolinska Institutet som är experter på antibiotikaresistenta bakterieinfektioner. För utvecklingen av mobiltelefon-baserade fluorescensmikroskop kommer vi att samarbeta med en grupp vid UCLA, som är den ledande pionjär inom enkla att använda och billiga alternativ till standard mikroskopi. UCLA gruppen använder kameran och beräkningskapaciteten hos vanliga mobiltelefoner (smartphones) i kombination med djupa insikter i optik och datavetenskap för att skapa mycket kraftfulla mikroskop till mycket låga kostnader. För att säkerställa att vår teknologi kommer att utformas med slutanvändaren i åtanke och senare provas under realistiska förhållanden kommer vi att engagera flera forskare som är stationerade i de drabbade länderna i Afrika och Asien.  Vi kommer också att ha ett nära samarbete med andra projekt som täcker den tekniska utvecklingen inom DNA-analys och provberedning. I vårt EU-finansierat projekt LAPASO utvecklar vi enkla inmärkningsfria partikelsorteringssystem för anrikning av patogena mikroorganismer från kliniska prover. Vi har också ett EU-finansierat projekt, BeyondSeq, som fokuserar på DNA-analys med hjälp av nanokanaler tillsammans med provberedning. Vi har alltså ett starkt stöd från andra projekt för grundläggande funktioner i ett system som bygger på direkt visualisering av DNA.  När vi har bevisat de grundläggande funktionerna i en kombination av mobiltelefon baserad fluorescensmikroskopi och nanofluidik-baserad direkt visualisering av DNA kommer vi att överföra tekniken till våra samarbetspartners som arbetar direkt med patienter i fattiga områden i världen, i Asien och Afrika. Komplexiteten i våra system kommer successivt att öka. Vi börjar med ett enkelt system där provet bereds och DNA extraheras med användning av standardmetoder. I ett följande steg, när vi har etablerat et helt integrerat "labb på ett chip", inklusive provberedning och DNA-extraktion i våra samtidiga projekt, kommer vi att integrera detta på den mobiltelefon-baserade plattformen och testa den på fältet.  Vi förväntar oss att nanokanal-enheten kommer att ge ytterligare funktioner jämfört med dediagnosverktyg som är standard nu. Eftersom DNA analyseras en molekyl i taget, krävs ingen odling. Detta snabbar upp diagnostik dramatiskt och det underlättar diagnostik för organismer som är svåra att eller inte kan odlas. Det gör det också möjligt att identifiera drog-resistens-gener och sällsynta patogenvarianter från en enskild patient, både bitar av information som är viktigt i valet av behandling och som inte finns tillgängliga med nuvarande tekniker. Slutligen ger den nya tekniken oss möjlighet att karakterisera variabilitet av patogener från en enda patient. Det mobiltelefon-baserade mikroskopet är en nyckelkomponent för att föra ut denna kraftfulla teknik till fattiga områden där det är mest angelägna.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Vi kommer att utveckla en ny typ av diagnostiskt verktyg för malaria och antibiotikaresistens som tar upp följande biomedicinska frågor som är svåra eller omöjliga att adressera med nuvarande tekniker: läkemedelsresistens, genotypiska varianter och blandinfektioner. Det kommer också att ta upp det akuta behovet av snabb diagnos.  Vårt nya verktyg består av en kombination av två nyligen utvecklade metoder. Mobiltelefon-baserad fluorescens mikroskopi kommer att användas för att ersätta dyra fluorescensmikroskop av standardtyp och för att möjliggöra en utbredd användning av vår diagnos-plattform. Fluorescensmikroskop kommer att användas för att direkt visualisera enskilda fluoroscensinmärkta DNA-molekyler sträckta i nanofluidiska kanaler. Eftersom varje molekyl kommer att analyseras för sig, kommer ingen cellodling eller någon DNA-amplifiering vara nödvändig.  Arbetet kommer att ske i ett internationellt samarbete. Vi har samarbetspartners vid Glasgow University som är välkända specialister på parasitologi och på Karolinska Institutet som är experter på antibiotikaresistenta bakterieinfektioner. För utvecklingen av mobiltelefon-baserade fluorescensmikroskop kommer vi att samarbeta med en grupp vid UCLA, som är den ledande pionjär inom enkla att använda och billiga alternativ till standard mikroskopi. UCLA gruppen använder kameran och beräkningskapaciteten hos vanliga mobiltelefoner (smartphones) i kombination med djupa insikter i optik och datavetenskap för att skapa mycket kraftfulla mikroskop till mycket låga kostnader. För att säkerställa att vår teknologi kommer att utformas med slutanvändaren i åtanke och senare provas under realistiska förhållanden kommer vi att engagera flera forskare som är stationerade i de drabbade länderna i Afrika och Asien.  Vi kommer också att ha ett nära samarbete med andra projekt som täcker den tekniska utvecklingen inom DNA-analys och provberedning. I vårt EU-finansierat projekt LAPASO utvecklar vi enkla inmärkningsfria partikelsorteringssystem för anrikning av patogena mikroorganismer från kliniska prover. Vi har också ett EU-finansierat projekt, BeyondSeq, som fokuserar på DNA-analys med hjälp av nanokanaler tillsammans med provberedning. Vi har alltså ett starkt stöd från andra projekt för grundläggande funktioner i ett system som bygger på direkt visualisering av DNA.  När vi har bevisat de grundläggande funktionerna i en kombination av mobiltelefon baserad fluorescensmikroskopi och nanofluidik-baserad direkt visualisering av DNA kommer vi att överföra tekniken till våra samarbetspartners som arbetar direkt med patienter i fattiga områden i världen, i Asien och Afrika. Komplexiteten i våra system kommer successivt att öka. Vi börjar med ett enkelt system där provet bereds och DNA extraheras med användning av standardmetoder. I ett följande steg, när vi har etablerat et helt integrerat "labb på ett chip", inklusive provberedning och DNA-extraktion i våra samtidiga projekt, kommer vi att integrera detta på den mobiltelefon-baserade plattformen och testa den på fältet.  Vi förväntar oss att nanokanal-enheten kommer att ge ytterligare funktioner jämfört med dediagnosverktyg som är standard nu. Eftersom DNA analyseras en molekyl i taget, krävs ingen odling. Detta snabbar upp diagnostik dramatiskt och det underlättar diagnostik för organismer som är svåra att eller inte kan odlas. Det gör det också möjligt att identifiera drog-resistens-gener och sällsynta patogenvarianter från en enskild patient, både bitar av information som är viktigt i valet av behandling och som inte finns tillgängliga med nuvarande tekniker. Slutligen ger den nya tekniken oss möjlighet att karakterisera variabilitet av patogener från en enda patient. Det mobiltelefon-baserade mikroskopet är en nyckelkomponent för att föra ut denna kraftfulla teknik till fattiga områden där det är mest angelägna.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det är känt att goda färdigheter i modersmålet och tillgång till en flerspråklig repertoar kan utgöra en väsentlg resurs för individers och gruppers gynnsamma deltagande på sociala, politiska och ekonomiska arenor. Det är emellertid också ett faktum att flerspråkighet samtidigt kan utgöra ett hinder för deltagande och fungera  som ytterligare en teknologi för att skikta samhällen i förhållande till skillnader i kapital och privilegier. I det sistnämnda fallet, som blir allt vanligare i utvecklingsländer, reproduceras en uppfattning om språk och flerspråkighet som har sina rötter i det koloniala förflutna. I motsats till detta växer sig en alternativ förståelse för modersmålens och flerspråkighhetens potential som kommer ur ett tilltagande lokalt engagemang kring språkfrågor i skolan allt starkare. Detta engagemang inbegripar föräldrar, lärare, lingvister och utbildningsmydigheter. Genom nya praktiker och kritiska förhållningssätt till hur språk bör undervisas utvecklar de berörda värdefulla färdigheter och skaffar sig användbara efarenheter av att hantera lokala politiska, sociala och ekonomiska angelägenheter. Detta sker samtidigt som specifika språkfrågor är i fokus.  Förhandlingar om lokala språk- och utbildningsfrågor tjänar m a o  som ett forum för utveckling av handlingspotential i breda samhällsfrågor.   Dessa alternativa förhållningssätt till språk och flerspråkighet innebär att vi tvingas arbeta kritiskt med de modeller och teorier kring språk och flerspråkighet som vi ärvt via kolonialismens  och upplysningstidens ensamrätt på kunskapsteoriska ramverk. Detta är i linje med breda ansatser inom dekolonial teori och den rörelse mot 'southern epistemologies' som vuxit sig allt starkare, främst i Latinamerika och Södra Afrika, under det senaste decenniet.    Projektet studerar hur lokala skolor i Gazaprovinsen i Mozambique utarbetar nya former för att implementera en modersmålsbaserad flerspråkig undervisning. Särskilt uppmärksammas hur lokala aktörer som föräldrar, lärare, samt distrikts -och provinsmyndigheter förhandlar om innehållet  i utbildningen, samverkar med språkspecialister om relevanta ortografier, ordlistor  och grammatiska beskrivningar samt hur dessa beskrivningar kopplas till den dagliga lokala kulturella, politiska och ekonomiska verkligheten. Begreppet språkllgt medborgarskap används för att förstå denna komplexa och mångfacetterade process. Samtidigt som processen studeras, anlitas en bred referensgrupp av specialister i nord och syd med uppgiften att inventera implikationerna av studien för andra kontexter.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Occurrence of toxic chemicals in drinking water and food is a prioritised public health problem that is stressed in the new global goals for a sustainable development. The purpose with the network ToxBol is to build a long-term research collaboration between Bolivian, Swedish, and French universities and institutes to address environmental problems in Bolivia and their impact on human health, a research area hitherto poorly studied. We build the network on partners that recently have started to collaborate in projects focusing on 1) metal exposure from drinking water and food and toxicity; 2) pesticide exposure from plantation work and toxicity; and 3) susceptibility factors and toxicity. The collaboration has so far been successful in initiating field studies in Bolivia and establishment of methods; the preliminary analyses show that parts of the Bolivian population are exposed to chemicals at worrying levels. We now aim to deepen the collaboration by 1) follow-up the pilot studies, especially to increase the study participants in order to obtain more reliable results on variations in exposure 2) analysis of biological samples for biomarkers of exposure and toxic effects, 3) performance of risk assessment for the exposures identified, 4) workshops for dissemination of the results, and 5) pilot studies for future grant proposals. The ToxBol Network will increase knowledge about environmental problems in Bolivia which is necessary for improving health and reduce poverty.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Bakgrund Hälsostatusen i Bolivia är en av de lägsta på västra halvklotet med hög barndödlighet, utbredd undernäring, och parasit- och infektionssjukdomar är mycket vanliga - bland annat på grund av dålig vattenkvalitet. Utöver detta har studier visat att det är vanligt i sydamerikanska länder med okontrollerad exponering av giftiga kemikalier genom vatten, maten eller via arbetsmiljön vilket ytterligare kan öka risken för allvarlig sjukdom. Emellertid är det i dagsläget oklart i vilken utsträckning man i Bolivia utsätts för en giftig miljö.  Vissa delar av de sydamerikanska Anderna är kända för naturligt mycket höga halter av giftiga metaller i dricksvatten, däribland arsenik, samt att den betydande gruvnäringen i Anderna har lett till omfattande nedsmutsning av dricksvatten, föda och luft. I stora delar av Bolivia tillåter klimatet att man odlar grödor året om vilket tillsammans med den ökade nationella och internationella konkurrensen medför stor användning av bekämpningsmedel (pesticider). Dessa används dessutom ofta okontrollerat och utan skyddsutrustning. Våra preliminära resultat indikerar att exponering för metaller via dricksvattnet samt användandet av bekämpningsmedel i jordbruket utgör en stor hälsorisk för stora delar av befolkningen i Bolivia.  Syfte Vårt syfte med ansökan är att bilda ett nätverk av forskare i Bolivia, Sverige och Frankrike för att studera samband mellan miljö och hälsa i den bolivianska befolkningen, identifiera tidiga hälsoeffekter av miljön och samt speciellt känsliga grupper. Akronym för projektet är ToxBol.   I ToxBol utgår vi från två nyligen initierade projekt - ett om metallexponering och ett om exponering för bekämpningsmedel. Vi arbetar vidare genom  1) att utöka våra pilotstudier till fler deltagare för att kunna bättre karlägga variation i exponering och vilka faktorer som bidrar till ökad/minskad exponering; 2) analysera exponering och tidiga hälsoeffekter i biologiska prover 3) riskbedömning för miljörelaterad sjukdom 4) workshops för att lära ut metoder om att mäta exponering och göra riskbedömning samt för att sprida resultaten 5) pilotstudier för att möjliggöra nya ansökningar om miljö och hälsa i Bolivia.    Metod och genomförande  ToxBol verkar genom de specifika forskningsprojekten där vi använder oss av frågeformulär för att kartlägga vanor vad gäller intag av vatten, diet, förekomst av sjukdomar mm samt vilka bekämpningsmedel som används och hur. Blod- och urinprover kommer att samlas in för att mäta exponeringsnivåer och markörer för tidiga hälsoeffekter. Undersökningarna om metallexponering kommer att centreras till bolivianska Anderna, där det naturligt förekommer höga nivåer av bla arsenik samt där gruvindustrin är belägen. Pesticidexponering kommer att studeras i 3 områden med olika ekologiska nischer som omfattar olika geografiska höjder och klimatzoner. De biologiska proverna kommer även att användas för att undersöka om vi kan identifiera tidiga markörer för hälsoeffekter eller om det föreligger individuella genetiska skillnader som medför ökad känslighet.  ToxBol verkar genom möten där vi diskuterar studierna samt möjliga samarbeten mellan parterna, arbetar med att ta fram gemensamma publikationer om miljö och hälsa i Bolivia och närliggande områden, samt arbetar med att ta fram gemensamma ansökningar till forskningsfinansiärer. ToxBol verkar även i form av workshops för a) kunskapsöverföring av metoder för att mäta exponering samt för riskbedömning samt för b) spridning av resultaten via hälsoriskbedömning. Resultaten  förmedlas till studiedeltagarna samt berörda myndigheter för att initiera eventuella preventiva insatser.  Relevans Det föreslagna nätverket är högst relevant för bekämpning av fattigdom eftersom det kommer att undersöka exponering för giftiga kemikalier, fastställer exponeringsrelaterade hälsoeffekter samt identifierar känsliga individer bland befolkningsgrupper med låg inkomst i Bolivia. Giftig miljö utgör ett stort hälsoproblem i Bolivia och bolivi</narrative>
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      <narrative>Occurrence of toxic chemicals in drinking water and food is a prioritised public health problem that is stressed in the new global goals for a sustainable development. The purpose with the network ToxBol is to build a long-term research collaboration between Bolivian, Swedish, and French universities and institutes to address environmental problems in Bolivia and their impact on human health, a research area hitherto poorly studied. We build the network on partners that recently have started to collaborate in projects focusing on 1) metal exposure from drinking water and food and toxicity; 2) pesticide exposure from plantation work and toxicity; and 3) susceptibility factors and toxicity. The collaboration has so far been successful in initiating field studies in Bolivia and establishment of methods; the preliminary analyses show that parts of the Bolivian population are exposed to chemicals at worrying levels. We now aim to deepen the collaboration by 1) follow-up the pilot studies, especially to increase the study participants in order to obtain more reliable results on variations in exposure 2) analysis of biological samples for biomarkers of exposure and toxic effects, 3) performance of risk assessment for the exposures identified, 4) workshops for dissemination of the results, and 5) pilot studies for future grant proposals. The ToxBol Network will increase knowledge about environmental problems in Bolivia which is necessary for improving health and reduce poverty.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Bakgrund Hälsostatusen i Bolivia är en av de lägsta på västra halvklotet med hög barndödlighet, utbredd undernäring, och parasit- och infektionssjukdomar är mycket vanliga - bland annat på grund av dålig vattenkvalitet. Utöver detta har studier visat att det är vanligt i sydamerikanska länder med okontrollerad exponering av giftiga kemikalier genom vatten, maten eller via arbetsmiljön vilket ytterligare kan öka risken för allvarlig sjukdom. Emellertid är det i dagsläget oklart i vilken utsträckning man i Bolivia utsätts för en giftig miljö.  Vissa delar av de sydamerikanska Anderna är kända för naturligt mycket höga halter av giftiga metaller i dricksvatten, däribland arsenik, samt att den betydande gruvnäringen i Anderna har lett till omfattande nedsmutsning av dricksvatten, föda och luft. I stora delar av Bolivia tillåter klimatet att man odlar grödor året om vilket tillsammans med den ökade nationella och internationella konkurrensen medför stor användning av bekämpningsmedel (pesticider). Dessa används dessutom ofta okontrollerat och utan skyddsutrustning. Våra preliminära resultat indikerar att exponering för metaller via dricksvattnet samt användandet av bekämpningsmedel i jordbruket utgör en stor hälsorisk för stora delar av befolkningen i Bolivia.  Syfte Vårt syfte med ansökan är att bilda ett nätverk av forskare i Bolivia, Sverige och Frankrike för att studera samband mellan miljö och hälsa i den bolivianska befolkningen, identifiera tidiga hälsoeffekter av miljön och samt speciellt känsliga grupper. Akronym för projektet är ToxBol.   I ToxBol utgår vi från två nyligen initierade projekt - ett om metallexponering och ett om exponering för bekämpningsmedel. Vi arbetar vidare genom  1) att utöka våra pilotstudier till fler deltagare för att kunna bättre karlägga variation i exponering och vilka faktorer som bidrar till ökad/minskad exponering; 2) analysera exponering och tidiga hälsoeffekter i biologiska prover 3) riskbedömning för miljörelaterad sjukdom 4) workshops för att lära ut metoder om att mäta exponering och göra riskbedömning samt för att sprida resultaten 5) pilotstudier för att möjliggöra nya ansökningar om miljö och hälsa i Bolivia.    Metod och genomförande  ToxBol verkar genom de specifika forskningsprojekten där vi använder oss av frågeformulär för att kartlägga vanor vad gäller intag av vatten, diet, förekomst av sjukdomar mm samt vilka bekämpningsmedel som används och hur. Blod- och urinprover kommer att samlas in för att mäta exponeringsnivåer och markörer för tidiga hälsoeffekter. Undersökningarna om metallexponering kommer att centreras till bolivianska Anderna, där det naturligt förekommer höga nivåer av bla arsenik samt där gruvindustrin är belägen. Pesticidexponering kommer att studeras i 3 områden med olika ekologiska nischer som omfattar olika geografiska höjder och klimatzoner. De biologiska proverna kommer även att användas för att undersöka om vi kan identifiera tidiga markörer för hälsoeffekter eller om det föreligger individuella genetiska skillnader som medför ökad känslighet.  ToxBol verkar genom möten där vi diskuterar studierna samt möjliga samarbeten mellan parterna, arbetar med att ta fram gemensamma publikationer om miljö och hälsa i Bolivia och närliggande områden, samt arbetar med att ta fram gemensamma ansökningar till forskningsfinansiärer. ToxBol verkar även i form av workshops för a) kunskapsöverföring av metoder för att mäta exponering samt för riskbedömning samt för b) spridning av resultaten via hälsoriskbedömning. Resultaten  förmedlas till studiedeltagarna samt berörda myndigheter för att initiera eventuella preventiva insatser.  Relevans Det föreslagna nätverket är högst relevant för bekämpning av fattigdom eftersom det kommer att undersöka exponering för giftiga kemikalier, fastställer exponeringsrelaterade hälsoeffekter samt identifierar känsliga individer bland befolkningsgrupper med låg inkomst i Bolivia. Giftig miljö utgör ett stort hälsoproblem i Bolivia och bolivi</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Swedish Research Council</narrative>
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      <narrative>3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför </narrative>
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      <narrative>The average age of our society is increasing drastically. This demographic shift poses a difficult task for health- and social care systems. A plethora of natural products are tested for their ability to counteract aging and associated diseases. Here, we will isolate and purify compounds from bee products and test them for their cytoprotective function during aging. Thereby, already known as well as newly identified compounds will be analysed for their ability to counteract oxidative stress, age-associated decay and the functional decline of mitochondrial function and autophagy. Large-scale screens in yeast, which is a well-established model system for aging, will identify compounds with anti-aging activity, which will in turn be (i) studied in more detail regarding their underlying mechanisms, and (ii) subjected to structure-function elucidation via the synthesis and subsequent analysis of structural analogues. To test for phylogenetic conservation, most promising compounds will be synthesized in larger amounts and tested in Drosophila for their effect on life span, motor function and learning and memory capacity. In aggregate, proposed research might identify cytoprotective compounds of bee products and pave the way for future applications of these compounds as food supplements and nutraceuticals.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Åldrande är en vag och tvetydig term som beskriver de negativa effekter tid har på fysiologiska system, vilket involverar en gradvis ökning av störningar i vitala organ som upprätthåller liv. Ett möjligt tillvägagångssätt för att öka livslängden hos flera arter, såväl som att förlänga de karaktäristiska drag som är associerade med ungdomlighet, är användandet av livsförlängande faktorer. Kosttillskott i form av naturprodukter har uppvisat livsförlängande effekter och en hämmande effekt på åldersrelaterade sjukdomar såsom hjärt- och kärlsjukdomar, diabetes, neurodegenerativa funktionsnedsättningar och bildandet av tumörer. De har även uppvisat en hämmande effekt på kroniska inflammatoriska sjukdomar samt ett bibehållande av hälsosamma fysiologiska tillstånd. De flesta naturprodukter har en avgiftande funktion då de kan bilda kelat med tungmetaller, vilket skyddar kroppen från de skadliga effekter tungmetaller kan ha, och fånga upp fria radikaler. Förutom deras potenta antioxidativa effekt reparerar naturprodukter kapillärväggarna och stärker på så sätt blodcirkulationen och förhindrar aggregeringen av blodplättar. Dessutom är deras antiinflammatoriska, antiallergena, antiulcerösa och antikarcinogena verkan nyligen dokumenterad (Khalifa et al., 2014-2016). Utmärkande exempel på näringsämnen från växter som kommit att ha en vidspridd farmaceutisk användning är isoflavoner, deriverade från sojabönor, som lindrat klimakteriesymptom för miljontals kvinnor och lykopen som minskat förekomsten av prostatacancer hos män. Syftet med detta projekt är att använda naturens verktygslåda, framförallt produkter från bin, för att upptäcka terapeutiska mekanismer i behandling av vanliga klasser av åldersrelaterade sjukdomar. Projektet fokuserar på autofagiska mekanismer, cellens återvinningssystem, i huvudsak åldersrelaterad cellulär rensning och omsättning. I denna framställan kommer nya vägar för medicinsk och terapeutisk användning undersökas och utvecklas. Projektet består av två grupper: ett kluster som fokuserar på isolering, rening och karakterisering av naturligt framställda bioaktiva substanser i produkter från bin. Det andra klustret arbetar med cellulära experiment, detektering och analys av den autofagiska effekten med jästcellen som modell. Ytterligare studier i andra modellorganismer kommer att vara riktade åt att undersöka huruvida den förväntade farmakokinetiken och farmakodynamiken skulle kunna mätas under åldranderelaterade förhållanden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Bee products to counteract age-associated cellular decay</narrative>
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      <narrative>The average age of our society is increasing drastically. This demographic shift poses a difficult task for health- and social care systems. A plethora of natural products are tested for their ability to counteract aging and associated diseases. Here, we will isolate and purify compounds from bee products and test them for their cytoprotective function during aging. Thereby, already known as well as newly identified compounds will be analysed for their ability to counteract oxidative stress, age-associated decay and the functional decline of mitochondrial function and autophagy. Large-scale screens in yeast, which is a well-established model system for aging, will identify compounds with anti-aging activity, which will in turn be (i) studied in more detail regarding their underlying mechanisms, and (ii) subjected to structure-function elucidation via the synthesis and subsequent analysis of structural analogues. To test for phylogenetic conservation, most promising compounds will be synthesized in larger amounts and tested in Drosophila for their effect on life span, motor function and learning and memory capacity. In aggregate, proposed research might identify cytoprotective compounds of bee products and pave the way for future applications of these compounds as food supplements and nutraceuticals.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Åldrande är en vag och tvetydig term som beskriver de negativa effekter tid har på fysiologiska system, vilket involverar en gradvis ökning av störningar i vitala organ som upprätthåller liv. Ett möjligt tillvägagångssätt för att öka livslängden hos flera arter, såväl som att förlänga de karaktäristiska drag som är associerade med ungdomlighet, är användandet av livsförlängande faktorer. Kosttillskott i form av naturprodukter har uppvisat livsförlängande effekter och en hämmande effekt på åldersrelaterade sjukdomar såsom hjärt- och kärlsjukdomar, diabetes, neurodegenerativa funktionsnedsättningar och bildandet av tumörer. De har även uppvisat en hämmande effekt på kroniska inflammatoriska sjukdomar samt ett bibehållande av hälsosamma fysiologiska tillstånd. De flesta naturprodukter har en avgiftande funktion då de kan bilda kelat med tungmetaller, vilket skyddar kroppen från de skadliga effekter tungmetaller kan ha, och fånga upp fria radikaler. Förutom deras potenta antioxidativa effekt reparerar naturprodukter kapillärväggarna och stärker på så sätt blodcirkulationen och förhindrar aggregeringen av blodplättar. Dessutom är deras antiinflammatoriska, antiallergena, antiulcerösa och antikarcinogena verkan nyligen dokumenterad (Khalifa et al., 2014-2016). Utmärkande exempel på näringsämnen från växter som kommit att ha en vidspridd farmaceutisk användning är isoflavoner, deriverade från sojabönor, som lindrat klimakteriesymptom för miljontals kvinnor och lykopen som minskat förekomsten av prostatacancer hos män. Syftet med detta projekt är att använda naturens verktygslåda, framförallt produkter från bin, för att upptäcka terapeutiska mekanismer i behandling av vanliga klasser av åldersrelaterade sjukdomar. Projektet fokuserar på autofagiska mekanismer, cellens återvinningssystem, i huvudsak åldersrelaterad cellulär rensning och omsättning. I denna framställan kommer nya vägar för medicinsk och terapeutisk användning undersökas och utvecklas. Projektet består av två grupper: ett kluster som fokuserar på isolering, rening och karakterisering av naturligt framställda bioaktiva substanser i produkter från bin. Det andra klustret arbetar med cellulära experiment, detektering och analys av den autofagiska effekten med jästcellen som modell. Ytterligare studier i andra modellorganismer kommer att vara riktade åt att undersöka huruvida den förväntade farmakokinetiken och farmakodynamiken skulle kunna mätas under åldranderelaterade förhållanden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Stockholms universitet</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
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      <narrative>This research project aims to study perennial agricultural systems as a multifunctional solution to the coupled socio-ecological challenges facing African smallholders. It examines perenniality as an agricultural trait that could help increase the resilience of smallholder farmers, namely by strengthening their adaptive capacity to climate change, improving soil conditions, and reducing agricultural inputs. The proposed project makes uses of the latest developments in perennial crop breeding and is based on comparative on-farm experimentations of different perennial systems and crops – with a strong focus on perennial sorghum, rice, and pigeon peas – under varying social and environmental conditions in Uganda. Concretely, the project will study (1) the soil carbon sequestration potential of different perennial crops and perennial systems; (2) the livelihood implications of those crops and systems, and (3) the socio-ecological conditions facilitating and/or counteracting their adoption. The project starts from an explicitly transdisciplinary entry point, bringing together social and natural scientists, and adopting a strong participatory approach to involved smallholders. Employed methods will include soil carbon content analysis, interviews, focus groups, narrative walks , policy analysis and a mapping of the formal and informal institutional landscape. Involved partners are LUCSUS, Makerere University, NARO, and the Land Institute.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Småbrukare i Afrika söder om Sahara är en av de grupper som drabbas allra hårdast av de globala klimatförändringarna och situationen förväntas förvärras ytterligare i framtiden. På stora delar av kontinenten är samtidigt markförstörelse och jordutarming omfattade problem med stora negativa effekter på jordbruksproduktivitet och levnadsförhållanderna på landsbygden. Givet den afrikanska jordbrukssektors betydelse för försörjning, matsäkerhet och utveckling krävs radikalt nya strategier och tankesätt för att främja jordbrukets anpassning till nya förutsättningar. En sådan strategi som föreslagits är en övergång till perenna grödor och odlingssystem. Stora framsteg har redan gjorts för att utveckla perenna varianter av basgrödor som vete, hirs och ris. Genom förtjänster såsom minskat behov av gödning och plöjning, förbättrad jordkvalitet och kolbindning samt minskad sårbarhet för torka har perenna grödor potential att bidra till ökad resiliens och klimatanpassning bland afrikanska småbrukare. Syftet med det föreslagna projektet är att utvärdera denna potential genom jämförande studier av försöksodlingar med perenna grödor i olika odlingssystem i Uganda. Fokus kommer att vara på perenna varianter av hirs, ris och duvärt, vilka tillhör de grödor där stora framsteg gjorts inom växtförädling vid Land Institute (som är deltagare i det föreslagna forskningsprojektet). Försöksodlingarna kommer att utformas, genomföras och utvärderas tillsammans med småbrukare och på platser med varierande socio-ekologiska och agro-ekologiska förhållanden. Projektets fokus är att undersöka: 1) potentialen hos olika perenna grödor och odlingssystem att bidra till kolbindning i jorden; 2) fördelar och nackdelar dessa grödor och system från ett småbrukarperspektiv; och 3) socio-ekologiska förutsättningar och möjliga utmaningar för upptag och vidare spridning av perenna system bland småbrukare. Projektet bygger på en förståelse av småbrukssystem som sammanlänkade sociala och ekologiska system och utgår från en uttalat transdisciplinär ansats. För att skapa en integrerad förståelse sociala, ekonomiska och biofysiska dimensioner av perenna system bygger samtliga steg i forskningsprocessen på tvärvetenskaplig analys och småbrukares aktiva deltagande. Genom en bättre förståelse för lokala preferenser och prioriteringar när det gäller grödor och odlingssystem vill vi undvika tidigare tendenser att utveckla jordbruksteknik på avstånd från avsedda slutanvändare, vilket ofta resulterat i lösningar som är bristfälligt anpassade till lokala förutsättningar och villkor. Särskild uppmärksamhet riktas mot genusaspekter, liksom andra sociala variabler som påverkar individuella möjligheter och strategier i relation till teknikanvändning. Tillämpade forskningsmetoder inkluderar analys av kolbindning i marken, intervjuer, fokusgruppdiskussioner, policyanalys samt kartläggning av formella och informella institutioner som påverkar teknikspridning. Genom dess tvärvetenskapliga orientering, empiriskt grundade ansats och fokus på en afrikansk jordbrukskontext bidrar det föreslagna projektet till tidigare forskning kring perenna grödor och odlingssystem, vilken är begränsad och främst naturvetenskapligt orienterad. Projektet, som leds av LUCSUS vid Lunds universitet och inkluderar partners från Makerere University och NARO i Uganda, och Land Institute i USA, ämnar bidra till uppbyggandet av ett starkt internationellt och tvärvetenskapligt nätverk för långsiktigt forskningssamarbete kring perenna grödor och odlingssystem. Resultaten från projektet kommer att bidra med värdefull kunskap för framtida förädling av perenna grödor angående vilken typ av egenskaper som är lämpliga, önskvärda och acceptabla för småbrukare under olika förhållanden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This research project aims to study perennial agricultural systems as a multifunctional solution to the coupled socio-ecological challenges facing African smallholders. It examines perenniality as an agricultural trait that could help increase the resilience of smallholder farmers, namely by strengthening their adaptive capacity to climate change, improving soil conditions, and reducing agricultural inputs. The proposed project makes uses of the latest developments in perennial crop breeding and is based on comparative on-farm experimentations of different perennial systems and crops – with a strong focus on perennial sorghum, rice, and pigeon peas – under varying social and environmental conditions in Uganda. Concretely, the project will study (1) the soil carbon sequestration potential of different perennial crops and perennial systems; (2) the livelihood implications of those crops and systems, and (3) the socio-ecological conditions facilitating and/or counteracting their adoption. The project starts from an explicitly transdisciplinary entry point, bringing together social and natural scientists, and adopting a strong participatory approach to involved smallholders. Employed methods will include soil carbon content analysis, interviews, focus groups, narrative walks , policy analysis and a mapping of the formal and informal institutional landscape. Involved partners are LUCSUS, Makerere University, NARO, and the Land Institute.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Småbrukare i Afrika söder om Sahara är en av de grupper som drabbas allra hårdast av de globala klimatförändringarna och situationen förväntas förvärras ytterligare i framtiden. På stora delar av kontinenten är samtidigt markförstörelse och jordutarming omfattade problem med stora negativa effekter på jordbruksproduktivitet och levnadsförhållanderna på landsbygden. Givet den afrikanska jordbrukssektors betydelse för försörjning, matsäkerhet och utveckling krävs radikalt nya strategier och tankesätt för att främja jordbrukets anpassning till nya förutsättningar. En sådan strategi som föreslagits är en övergång till perenna grödor och odlingssystem. Stora framsteg har redan gjorts för att utveckla perenna varianter av basgrödor som vete, hirs och ris. Genom förtjänster såsom minskat behov av gödning och plöjning, förbättrad jordkvalitet och kolbindning samt minskad sårbarhet för torka har perenna grödor potential att bidra till ökad resiliens och klimatanpassning bland afrikanska småbrukare. Syftet med det föreslagna projektet är att utvärdera denna potential genom jämförande studier av försöksodlingar med perenna grödor i olika odlingssystem i Uganda. Fokus kommer att vara på perenna varianter av hirs, ris och duvärt, vilka tillhör de grödor där stora framsteg gjorts inom växtförädling vid Land Institute (som är deltagare i det föreslagna forskningsprojektet). Försöksodlingarna kommer att utformas, genomföras och utvärderas tillsammans med småbrukare och på platser med varierande socio-ekologiska och agro-ekologiska förhållanden. Projektets fokus är att undersöka: 1) potentialen hos olika perenna grödor och odlingssystem att bidra till kolbindning i jorden; 2) fördelar och nackdelar dessa grödor och system från ett småbrukarperspektiv; och 3) socio-ekologiska förutsättningar och möjliga utmaningar för upptag och vidare spridning av perenna system bland småbrukare. Projektet bygger på en förståelse av småbrukssystem som sammanlänkade sociala och ekologiska system och utgår från en uttalat transdisciplinär ansats. För att skapa en integrerad förståelse sociala, ekonomiska och biofysiska dimensioner av perenna system bygger samtliga steg i forskningsprocessen på tvärvetenskaplig analys och småbrukares aktiva deltagande. Genom en bättre förståelse för lokala preferenser och prioriteringar när det gäller grödor och odlingssystem vill vi undvika tidigare tendenser att utveckla jordbruksteknik på avstånd från avsedda slutanvändare, vilket ofta resulterat i lösningar som är bristfälligt anpassade till lokala förutsättningar och villkor. Särskild uppmärksamhet riktas mot genusaspekter, liksom andra sociala variabler som påverkar individuella möjligheter och strategier i relation till teknikanvändning. Tillämpade forskningsmetoder inkluderar analys av kolbindning i marken, intervjuer, fokusgruppdiskussioner, policyanalys samt kartläggning av formella och informella institutioner som påverkar teknikspridning. Genom dess tvärvetenskapliga orientering, empiriskt grundade ansats och fokus på en afrikansk jordbrukskontext bidrar det föreslagna projektet till tidigare forskning kring perenna grödor och odlingssystem, vilken är begränsad och främst naturvetenskapligt orienterad. Projektet, som leds av LUCSUS vid Lunds universitet och inkluderar partners från Makerere University och NARO i Uganda, och Land Institute i USA, ämnar bidra till uppbyggandet av ett starkt internationellt och tvärvetenskapligt nätverk för långsiktigt forskningssamarbete kring perenna grödor och odlingssystem. Resultaten från projektet kommer att bidra med värdefull kunskap för framtida förädling av perenna grödor angående vilken typ av egenskaper som är lämpliga, önskvärda och acceptabla för småbrukare under olika förhållanden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Glutathione transferases provide resistance to chemical stress in rice (Oryza sativa)</narrative>
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      <narrative>The immediate goal is to characterize two enzymes from rice, GSTL2 and GSTU4, both implicated in protection of rice plants from different kinds of environmental stress including drought, salt, metals and other pollutants. The enzymes could also provide tolerance to herbicides use in rice fields to combat weeds. The enzymes will be obtained from synthetic genes and produced in the laboratory for biochemical experiments with commonly used herbicides. We want to enhance the activity of the enzymes by engineered mutations such that their protective effect is augmented. By elucidating mutations necessary for generating more resistant varieties, rice can be modified via gene editing, which will follow the present project.The work will be done in close collaboration between groups in Stockholm and Cairo. The principal investigator in Stockholm will direct the work and be responsible for the multivariate analysis underlying the molecular engineering. Screening of sets of mutants for enhanced activities will also be done in Stockholm. The purification of enzymes and activity measurements will be made in Cairo. Regular reciprocal visits as well as workshops between the two sites will make all participants engaged in all aspects of the work.The ultimate goal is to obtain new rice cultivars in which designed GST enzymes afford increased resistance to herbicides and other forms of environmental stress. Such varieties could better withstand climate change and increase the rice production.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Ris är en stapelföda i stora delar av världen. I Egypten, där 15% av odlingsarealen planteras med ris, producerades 2015/2016 &gt;5 miljoner ton, men skörden per hektar var 22% mindre än årsmedelvärdet för den tidigare femårsperioden. Förklaringen till detta låga utbyte, som är bottennoteringen för 25 år, ligger till stor del i höga temperaturer som i Nildeltat överskred normala nivåer från mitten av juli t.o.m. september. Deltat kring Nilen är det huvudsakliga odlingsområdetför ris i Egypten och förhöjda temperaturer och ökande salthalter i risodlingarnas vatten utgör ett hot. Vattnet kommer till största delen från omgivande jordbruksområden och kan vara kontaminerat med pesticider och andra bekämpningsmedel. Ett annat hot är ogräs, som i risodlingar bekämpas med herbicider såsom butachlor.Glutationtransferaser (GST) är enzymer som är centrala i högre organismers avgiftning av skadliga ämnen. Modellförsök har visat att GST kan skydda växter mot ökad salthalt i odlingsmediet och mot olika former av kemisk stress inklusive herbicider. Ris är utrustat med minst 79 olika gener som kodar för GST-enzymer fördelade på olika men strukturellt besläktade klasser. Enzymerna har olika funktionella egenskaper och somliga bryter ned herbicider och skyddar därmed risplantor vid bekämpning av ogräs. Två av dessa enzymer i ris, GSTL2 och GSTU4, från olika klasser har visats skydda mot torka, salt, arsenik och vissa herbicider, och enzymernas koncentration i celler ökar då växten exponeras för vissaherbicider som chlorsulfuron och glyphosat.Det omedelbara målet för detta projekt är att karakterisera enzymerna GSTL2 och GSTU4 för att ge ledning för utvecklandet av risvarieteter med ökad tolerans mot toxiska ämnen och miljöpåverkan i form av torka, salt, och metaller. Valet av dessa GST grundas på tidigare rapporter där de i levande växter visats ge resistens av efterfrågat slag. Vi har utvecklat metodik för att framställa skräddarsydda enzymer i syfte att optimera önskade egenskaper. Genom att bygga på biokemisk karakterisering av GST-enzymer och deras mutanter kan mer effektiva enzymer framställas för att erhålla resistens i ris. De fördelaktiga mutationerna kan sedan införas i GST-genen i risceller med hjälp av genetiska verktyg, såsom gen-editering via CRISPR/Cas9 eller via transgenes med en viral vektor. I en senare fas, efter avslutandet av detta projekt, kan växtförädling påbörjas för att utveckla nya riskultivarer med förbättrad förmåga att möta de nya utmaningar som ändrat klimat och kemisk exponering, inklusive herbicider i risodlingen, som begränsar produktionen av ris i Egypten och i många andra länder.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Glutathione transferases provide resistance to chemical stress in rice (Oryza sativa)</narrative>
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      <narrative>The immediate goal is to characterize two enzymes from rice, GSTL2 and GSTU4, both implicated in protection of rice plants from different kinds of environmental stress including drought, salt, metals and other pollutants. The enzymes could also provide tolerance to herbicides use in rice fields to combat weeds. The enzymes will be obtained from synthetic genes and produced in the laboratory for biochemical experiments with commonly used herbicides. We want to enhance the activity of the enzymes by engineered mutations such that their protective effect is augmented. By elucidating mutations necessary for generating more resistant varieties, rice can be modified via gene editing, which will follow the present project.The work will be done in close collaboration between groups in Stockholm and Cairo. The principal investigator in Stockholm will direct the work and be responsible for the multivariate analysis underlying the molecular engineering. Screening of sets of mutants for enhanced activities will also be done in Stockholm. The purification of enzymes and activity measurements will be made in Cairo. Regular reciprocal visits as well as workshops between the two sites will make all participants engaged in all aspects of the work.The ultimate goal is to obtain new rice cultivars in which designed GST enzymes afford increased resistance to herbicides and other forms of environmental stress. Such varieties could better withstand climate change and increase the rice production.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Ris är en stapelföda i stora delar av världen. I Egypten, där 15% av odlingsarealen planteras med ris, producerades 2015/2016 &gt;5 miljoner ton, men skörden per hektar var 22% mindre än årsmedelvärdet för den tidigare femårsperioden. Förklaringen till detta låga utbyte, som är bottennoteringen för 25 år, ligger till stor del i höga temperaturer som i Nildeltat överskred normala nivåer från mitten av juli t.o.m. september. Deltat kring Nilen är det huvudsakliga odlingsområdetför ris i Egypten och förhöjda temperaturer och ökande salthalter i risodlingarnas vatten utgör ett hot. Vattnet kommer till största delen från omgivande jordbruksområden och kan vara kontaminerat med pesticider och andra bekämpningsmedel. Ett annat hot är ogräs, som i risodlingar bekämpas med herbicider såsom butachlor.Glutationtransferaser (GST) är enzymer som är centrala i högre organismers avgiftning av skadliga ämnen. Modellförsök har visat att GST kan skydda växter mot ökad salthalt i odlingsmediet och mot olika former av kemisk stress inklusive herbicider. Ris är utrustat med minst 79 olika gener som kodar för GST-enzymer fördelade på olika men strukturellt besläktade klasser. Enzymerna har olika funktionella egenskaper och somliga bryter ned herbicider och skyddar därmed risplantor vid bekämpning av ogräs. Två av dessa enzymer i ris, GSTL2 och GSTU4, från olika klasser har visats skydda mot torka, salt, arsenik och vissa herbicider, och enzymernas koncentration i celler ökar då växten exponeras för vissaherbicider som chlorsulfuron och glyphosat.Det omedelbara målet för detta projekt är att karakterisera enzymerna GSTL2 och GSTU4 för att ge ledning för utvecklandet av risvarieteter med ökad tolerans mot toxiska ämnen och miljöpåverkan i form av torka, salt, och metaller. Valet av dessa GST grundas på tidigare rapporter där de i levande växter visats ge resistens av efterfrågat slag. Vi har utvecklat metodik för att framställa skräddarsydda enzymer i syfte att optimera önskade egenskaper. Genom att bygga på biokemisk karakterisering av GST-enzymer och deras mutanter kan mer effektiva enzymer framställas för att erhålla resistens i ris. De fördelaktiga mutationerna kan sedan införas i GST-genen i risceller med hjälp av genetiska verktyg, såsom gen-editering via CRISPR/Cas9 eller via transgenes med en viral vektor. I en senare fas, efter avslutandet av detta projekt, kan växtförädling påbörjas för att utveckla nya riskultivarer med förbättrad förmåga att möta de nya utmaningar som ändrat klimat och kemisk exponering, inklusive herbicider i risodlingen, som begränsar produktionen av ris i Egypten och i många andra länder.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Although nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC) is a common cancer in Sudan, little is known about its etiology and there is currently no existing screening program for early detection there. The overall aim of this project is to understand etiology of NPC and to develop a useful screening tool for early detection of NPC in Sudan. Specifically we aim at: 1) to determine the genetic and environmental risk factors for NPC; 2) to develop a non-invasive and cost-effective method for early detection and diagnosis of NPC. To achieve aim 1, we will initiate a case-control study in 2 largest hospitals in the capital of Sudan, where NPC diagnosis and treatment is centralized. We aim to recruit 500 incident NPC cases and 1000 matched controls. Each study subject will be interviewed by questionnaire and blood samples collected. Conditional logistic regression model will be used to examine association between genetic and environmental risk factors with NPC risk. For aim 2, we will further use serum samples collected in the case-control study to build an optimal algorithm by testing various serology assays for EBV antibodies and EBV load. The developed screening tool will then be tested in high-risk groups, including relatives of NPC patients, and a high-incidence tribe. This unique collaborative project will hopefully broaden our understanding of etiological factors of NPC, and the results will eventually lead to the development of primary and secondary prevention strategies for NPC in Sudan.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Trots att nasofarynxcancer (NPC, cancer i nässvalget) är en vanligt förekommande cancer i Sudan så vet man väldigt lite om orsakerna och det finns heller inget screening-program för att tidigt upptäcka cancern. Det övergripande syftet med följande projekt är för att förstå etiologin bakom NPC och för att utveckla ett användbart screening-verktyg för att detektera NPC i Sudan. Mer specifikt vill vi 1) fastställa vilka riskfaktorerna för NPC är med avseende på både genetik och livsstil; 2) utveckla en icke-invasiv och kostnadseffektiv metod för tidig upptäckt och diagnos av NPC. För att uppnå vårt första (1) mål kommer vi att starta en fall-kontrollstudie på två av Sudans huvudstads största sjukhus dit all diagnosticering och behandling av NPC är centraliserat. Vårt mål är att rekrytera 500 NPC-fall och 1000 matchade kontroller. Samtliga deltagare kommer att intervjuas enligt ett frågeformulär samt att få lämna blodprov. Samband mellan genetik- och livsstilsriskfaktorer och risken för NPC kommer att utvärderas med statistiska analyser. För vårt andra (2) mål kommer insamlat blodserum från fall-kontrollstudien att testas i olika serologiska metoder för detektion av EBV-antikroppar. Med hjälp av resultaten skapas sedan en optimal algoritm. Denna screening-modell kommer att testas på högriskgrupper, inklusive släktingar till NPC-patienter samt på en folkstam med hög NPC-förekomst. Detta unika samarbetsprojekt kommer förhoppningsvis att bredda kunskaperna kring etiologin för NPC och resultaten skulle kunna leda till utvecklingen av förebyggande strategier mot NPC i Sudan.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Although nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC) is a common cancer in Sudan, little is known about its etiology and there is currently no existing screening program for early detection there. The overall aim of this project is to understand etiology of NPC and to develop a useful screening tool for early detection of NPC in Sudan. Specifically we aim at: 1) to determine the genetic and environmental risk factors for NPC; 2) to develop a non-invasive and cost-effective method for early detection and diagnosis of NPC. To achieve aim 1, we will initiate a case-control study in 2 largest hospitals in the capital of Sudan, where NPC diagnosis and treatment is centralized. We aim to recruit 500 incident NPC cases and 1000 matched controls. Each study subject will be interviewed by questionnaire and blood samples collected. Conditional logistic regression model will be used to examine association between genetic and environmental risk factors with NPC risk. For aim 2, we will further use serum samples collected in the case-control study to build an optimal algorithm by testing various serology assays for EBV antibodies and EBV load. The developed screening tool will then be tested in high-risk groups, including relatives of NPC patients, and a high-incidence tribe. This unique collaborative project will hopefully broaden our understanding of etiological factors of NPC, and the results will eventually lead to the development of primary and secondary prevention strategies for NPC in Sudan.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Trots att nasofarynxcancer (NPC, cancer i nässvalget) är en vanligt förekommande cancer i Sudan så vet man väldigt lite om orsakerna och det finns heller inget screening-program för att tidigt upptäcka cancern. Det övergripande syftet med följande projekt är för att förstå etiologin bakom NPC och för att utveckla ett användbart screening-verktyg för att detektera NPC i Sudan. Mer specifikt vill vi 1) fastställa vilka riskfaktorerna för NPC är med avseende på både genetik och livsstil; 2) utveckla en icke-invasiv och kostnadseffektiv metod för tidig upptäckt och diagnos av NPC. För att uppnå vårt första (1) mål kommer vi att starta en fall-kontrollstudie på två av Sudans huvudstads största sjukhus dit all diagnosticering och behandling av NPC är centraliserat. Vårt mål är att rekrytera 500 NPC-fall och 1000 matchade kontroller. Samtliga deltagare kommer att intervjuas enligt ett frågeformulär samt att få lämna blodprov. Samband mellan genetik- och livsstilsriskfaktorer och risken för NPC kommer att utvärderas med statistiska analyser. För vårt andra (2) mål kommer insamlat blodserum från fall-kontrollstudien att testas i olika serologiska metoder för detektion av EBV-antikroppar. Med hjälp av resultaten skapas sedan en optimal algoritm. Denna screening-modell kommer att testas på högriskgrupper, inklusive släktingar till NPC-patienter samt på en folkstam med hög NPC-förekomst. Detta unika samarbetsprojekt kommer förhoppningsvis att bredda kunskaperna kring etiologin för NPC och resultaten skulle kunna leda till utvecklingen av förebyggande strategier mot NPC i Sudan.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför </narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">CHEST: Samordning av vård- och social omsorg för TB-patienter i Mocambique: En pragmatisk kluster randomiserad kontrollerad studie</narrative>
      <narrative>CHEST: Coordination of HEalth and Social care for TB patients in Mozambique: A pragmatic cluster randomized controlled trial</narrative>
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      <narrative>Mozambique has a high burden of tuberculosis (TB), a disease that mostly affects the poor and can worsen poverty. The economic burden of TB (direct and indirect costs) can worsen adherence, treatment outcomes, and even result in death. Cash transfers can help this situation, but many TB patients eligible are not included in general cash transfer schemes. The main purpose of this study is to develop and evaluate a bi-directional referral system between health and social services to increase TB patients’ access to grants, improve their health and wellbeing, and increase TB notification rates . A pragmatic cluster randomized trial assess this system´s impact on TB notification rates, TB treatment success rates and rates of occurrence of catastrophic costs. This will be combined with analysis of the proportion of TB patients accessing the clinic, patient quality of life, proportion of TB suspects referred to health centres , and a process and cost evaluation alongside the trial. Data will be collected from registers, patient questionnaires, interviews and focus group discussions. Multivariate analysis will be conducted to assess intervention effectiveness, along with framework analysis for qualitative outcomes. Knowledge generated from this study will help develop models to connect health and social services, deliver cash transfers to TB patients and improve case detection of TB in Mozambique and ways to improve TB patients´ health and wellbeing in low-income settings.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Tuberkulos (TBC) är den infektionssjukdom som orsakar flest dödsfall globalt. Sjukdomen kan botas med en kombinationsbehandling med flera antibiotika som behöver användas i minst 6 månader. TBC har ofta allvarliga ekonomiska konsekvenser för patienten på grund av direkta medicinska kostnader under diagnosfasen och den långa behandlingstiden. Dessutom drabbas patienten ofta av betydande inkomstbortfall på grund av nedsatt arbetsförmåga, diskriminering på arbetsmarknaden och täta sjukvårdskontakter. Även icke-medicinska kostnader som för transport och mat under vårdsökande och sjukhusvistelser bidrar. TBC patienter har sällan tillgång till ekonomisk ersättning för dessa kostnader i låg- och medelinkomstländer. I detta projekt kommer vi utvärdera en ny modell för samarbete mellan sjukvårdssektorn och socialtjänsten i Moçambique. Mocambique är ett fattigt land som har ett socialt bidragssystem för de fattiga, men TBC-patienter har ofta inte tillgång till detta. De som är bidragsmottagare har hög risk för TBC eftersom de tillhör de fattigaste i landet, och TBC är betydligt vanligare bland de fattiga. Vi kommer genomföra en intervention där sjukvårdpersonal remitterar  TBC-patienter till socialtjänsten för eventuellt ekonomiskt bistånd, och där personal inom socialtjänsten remitterar personer med TBC symptom till sjukvården. Projektet har utvecklats tillsammans med representanter för sjukvården och socialtjänsten i två provinser i Moçambique. Intervention utvärderas genom en randomiserad kontrollerad studie där vi ska studera hur många fler patienter som remitteras från socialtjänsten och identifieras med TBC, hur många TBC patienter som remitteras till socialtjänsten och får ekonomisk bistånd, hur många TBC patienter som botas, och hur de ekonomiska konsekvenserna för patienterna ändras. Vi ska också utvärdera erfarenheterna från vårdgivares, socialtjänstens, beslutsfattares och patienters perspektiv. Detta projekt kommer bidra med kunskap om hur sociala interventioner kan förbättra TBC patienters hälsa och välbefinnande, och hur samarbete mellan sjukvården och socialtjänsten kan förbättras för TBC patienter och även personer med andra sjukdomar.</narrative>
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      <narrative>CHEST: Coordination of HEalth and Social care for TB patients in Mozambique: A pragmatic cluster randomized controlled trial</narrative>
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      <narrative>Mozambique has a high burden of tuberculosis (TB), a disease that mostly affects the poor and can worsen poverty. The economic burden of TB (direct and indirect costs) can worsen adherence, treatment outcomes, and even result in death. Cash transfers can help this situation, but many TB patients eligible are not included in general cash transfer schemes. The main purpose of this study is to develop and evaluate a bi-directional referral system between health and social services to increase TB patients’ access to grants, improve their health and wellbeing, and increase TB notification rates . A pragmatic cluster randomized trial assess this system´s impact on TB notification rates, TB treatment success rates and rates of occurrence of catastrophic costs. This will be combined with analysis of the proportion of TB patients accessing the clinic, patient quality of life, proportion of TB suspects referred to health centres , and a process and cost evaluation alongside the trial. Data will be collected from registers, patient questionnaires, interviews and focus group discussions. Multivariate analysis will be conducted to assess intervention effectiveness, along with framework analysis for qualitative outcomes. Knowledge generated from this study will help develop models to connect health and social services, deliver cash transfers to TB patients and improve case detection of TB in Mozambique and ways to improve TB patients´ health and wellbeing in low-income settings.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Tuberkulos (TBC) är den infektionssjukdom som orsakar flest dödsfall globalt. Sjukdomen kan botas med en kombinationsbehandling med flera antibiotika som behöver användas i minst 6 månader. TBC har ofta allvarliga ekonomiska konsekvenser för patienten på grund av direkta medicinska kostnader under diagnosfasen och den långa behandlingstiden. Dessutom drabbas patienten ofta av betydande inkomstbortfall på grund av nedsatt arbetsförmåga, diskriminering på arbetsmarknaden och täta sjukvårdskontakter. Även icke-medicinska kostnader som för transport och mat under vårdsökande och sjukhusvistelser bidrar. TBC patienter har sällan tillgång till ekonomisk ersättning för dessa kostnader i låg- och medelinkomstländer. I detta projekt kommer vi utvärdera en ny modell för samarbete mellan sjukvårdssektorn och socialtjänsten i Moçambique. Mocambique är ett fattigt land som har ett socialt bidragssystem för de fattiga, men TBC-patienter har ofta inte tillgång till detta. De som är bidragsmottagare har hög risk för TBC eftersom de tillhör de fattigaste i landet, och TBC är betydligt vanligare bland de fattiga. Vi kommer genomföra en intervention där sjukvårdpersonal remitterar  TBC-patienter till socialtjänsten för eventuellt ekonomiskt bistånd, och där personal inom socialtjänsten remitterar personer med TBC symptom till sjukvården. Projektet har utvecklats tillsammans med representanter för sjukvården och socialtjänsten i två provinser i Moçambique. Intervention utvärderas genom en randomiserad kontrollerad studie där vi ska studera hur många fler patienter som remitteras från socialtjänsten och identifieras med TBC, hur många TBC patienter som remitteras till socialtjänsten och får ekonomisk bistånd, hur många TBC patienter som botas, och hur de ekonomiska konsekvenserna för patienterna ändras. Vi ska också utvärdera erfarenheterna från vårdgivares, socialtjänstens, beslutsfattares och patienters perspektiv. Detta projekt kommer bidra med kunskap om hur sociala interventioner kan förbättra TBC patienters hälsa och välbefinnande, och hur samarbete mellan sjukvården och socialtjänsten kan förbättras för TBC patienter och även personer med andra sjukdomar.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Varje 80:e sekund dör en person i Afrika söder om Sahara av smitta efter ett bett från en infekterad malariamygga. Malaria drabbar framförallt barn under 5 år och gravida kvinnor, vilka sammanlagt representerar 70% av dödsfallen. Under senare år har antalet insjuknade och döda minskat kraftigt genom en systematisk ökning och användning av insekticidbehandlade myggnät och sprayning med insekticider inomhus. Detta har lett till en minskad risk för malariaspridning med 21%, från 2010 till 2015, genom att dessa metoder effektivt reducerat antal myggbett från arter som har en förkärlek för människor, och som föredrar att söka efter blod inomhus på natten. Metoderna har varit så effektiva att Anopheles gambiae, den art som anses vara den främsta spridaren av malaria, i stort försvunnet från många regioner i Afrika söder om Sahara.Tyvärr har de metoder som inriktar sig mot myggor som letar efter blod inomhus, lett till en ökning av arter som Anopheles arabiensis, som är kvällsaktiva och vilka suger blod från både människor och djur, det vill säga är opportunistiska i sitt val av blodvärd. Flertalet av dessa arter anses nu vara allvarliga spridare av malaria. Preferensen för människor och djur hos dessa myggor varierar, inte bara hos individuella myggor, men också mellan populationer, som kan variera mellan en hög preferens för människor och en hög preferens för boskap. Graden av preferens har en direkt påverkan på den risk människor har att få malaria. Det är därför av stor vikt att vi kan kvantifiera preferensen hos olika myggpopulationer på rätt sätt.De metoder som idag används för att bestämma myggors preferens för människor har stora nackdelar. ’Human landing catches’, där frivilliga utsetts för myggbett, är både arbetskrävande och är idag etiskt ifrågasatt. Fällor associerade med bostäder, och andra metoder som inriktar sig mot myggor som suger blod inomhus, är partiska och ger inte en rättvis bild av den nuvarande artsammansättningen. Metoder som utvecklats för att fånga myggor utomhus har inte påvisats vara tillförlitliga för att exakt kvantifiera myggors preferens.Det vi behöver är en övervakningsmetod för att bestämma myggors preferens för människor som är noggrann, förknippad med låg risk, och som inte är beroende av en specifik fångstmetod. Detta kan göras genom att identifiera och associera specifika DNA mönster hos myggor, så kallade genetiska markörer, med deras preferens för människor eller boskap. Genom att identifiera myggpopulationer med en stark preferens för människor kan vi rikta kontrollmetoderna till utsatta regioner, och på så sätt reducera arbetsinsats och kostnader.Varför tror vi att myggans preferens återspeglas i dess DNA?För det första kan myggors preferens överföras från en generation till nästa. För det andra, finns det två bra exempel på hur skillnader i DNA uppsättningen speglar skillnader i preferens för människa och boskap. Hos dem opportunistiska malariamyggan, A. arabiensis, har en invertering av en del av en kromosom kopplats till en förändring i preferensen för boskap, och hos gulafebern myggan, har en liten förändring i en doftreceptorgen påvisats påverka preferensen för människa och andra djur.Hur planerar vi att identifiera de genetiska markörerna?I Kilombero-dalen i Tanzania finns det populationer av A. arabiensis som varierar mellan att ha en stark preferens för människor till att ha en stark preferens för boskap. Vi kommer att samla in myggor från en av dessa populationer, identifiera om de sugit blod från människor eller boskap, och därefter sekvensera hela deras genom. Härefter kommer vi att identifiera variationer i deras DNA, det vill säga genetiska markörer, som associerar med myggornas preferens. Härnäst kommer vi att verifiera att dessa markörer på ett rätt sätt kan förutse preferensen hos myggor i en annan population. Vi kommer även att etablera en laboratoriekoloni av myggor med preferens för människa, och sen selektera för myggor som suger blod från kor. Efter tio generationer ko</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Människor som insjuknat i malaria är särskilt attraktiva för värdsökande malariamyggor. En anledning till detta är att malariapatienter avger mer av vissa doftämnen, ett trick som malariaparasiten utvecklat för att öka sina möjligheter att spridas. I en tidigare studie har jag påvisat att malariaparasiten avger en substans, HMBPP, som påverkar de röda blodkropparna att avge dessa flyktiga ämnen. Målet med detta projekt är att dra nytta av dessa dofter och deras förmåga att kraftfullt locka till sig malariamyggor. Inom projektet kommer jag att utvärdera effekten av denna doft på fler arter av malariamyggor i (i) laboratorieförsök, (ii) storskaliga semifältförsök och (iii) fältförsök. Målet med dessa försök är att succesivt optimera den avgivningshastighet och formulering a dofter som bäst fungerar att attrahera de arter av malariamyggor som är mest förekommande i malariautsatta regioner i östra Afrika. Inom projektet planerar jag även att (iv) kvantifiera flyktiga doftämnen i utandningsluft och från hud hos patienter som är infekterade med malariaparasiten, särskilt de som bär på gametocyter. Anledningen till detta är att öka förståelsen för hur malariaparasiten signalerar till myggorna. Av samma anledning ämnar jag att (v) analysera hur myggor lokaliserar HMBPP och gametocyter genom huden hos malariainfekterade personer. Detta kommer att göras genom  ett så kallat ex vivo förfarande. De sammanlagda resultaten från detta projekt kommer att få praktisk användning genom utveckling av en metod som direkt riktar sig mot värdsökande myggor. Vidare komemr projektet att leda till en ökad förståelse för hur malariaparasiten kommunicerar med sin vektor. Sammantaget kan projektet på sikt leda till en reducerad malariaförekomst i drabbade områden, och därmed den globala malariaspridningen.</narrative>
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      <narrative>HMBPP, a metabolite of the malaria parasite, Plasmodium falciparum, significantly impacts host seeking and blood feeding of African malaria mosquitoes. HMBPP indirectly induces the release of a volatile organic compound blend from human blood that acts as a potent attractant. The discovery of HMBPP, and its effects, provides the qualities needed for the development of a targeted novel mosquito control agent. The overall purpose and aim of this research proposal is the development of a novel “lure” to be used for mass trapping of mosquitoes in regions affected by malaria. A specific aim is to confirm that the HMBPP-induced blend attracts wild African malaria mosquitoes. This will be done both in semi-field enclosures and under field conditions. Another aim is to investigate why malaria mosquitoes are attracted to gametocyte carrying patients, by analysing volatiles, exhaled and emitted, by patients in malaria endemic areas. Finally, I will investigate whether mosquitoes probe micro-vessel beds, where the male and female mature gametocytes are present, and thereby clarify if HMBPP production of gametocytes is the reason for the observed increased transmission rate in most endemic settings. The findings of the proposed research will increase our understanding of malaria parasite transmission by the development of a novel control tool to reduce parasite transmission success in affected communities.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Människor som insjuknat i malaria är särskilt attraktiva för värdsökande malariamyggor. En anledning till detta är att malariapatienter avger mer av vissa doftämnen, ett trick som malariaparasiten utvecklat för att öka sina möjligheter att spridas. I en tidigare studie har jag påvisat att malariaparasiten avger en substans, HMBPP, som påverkar de röda blodkropparna att avge dessa flyktiga ämnen. Målet med detta projekt är att dra nytta av dessa dofter och deras förmåga att kraftfullt locka till sig malariamyggor. Inom projektet kommer jag att utvärdera effekten av denna doft på fler arter av malariamyggor i (i) laboratorieförsök, (ii) storskaliga semifältförsök och (iii) fältförsök. Målet med dessa försök är att succesivt optimera den avgivningshastighet och formulering a dofter som bäst fungerar att attrahera de arter av malariamyggor som är mest förekommande i malariautsatta regioner i östra Afrika. Inom projektet planerar jag även att (iv) kvantifiera flyktiga doftämnen i utandningsluft och från hud hos patienter som är infekterade med malariaparasiten, särskilt de som bär på gametocyter. Anledningen till detta är att öka förståelsen för hur malariaparasiten signalerar till myggorna. Av samma anledning ämnar jag att (v) analysera hur myggor lokaliserar HMBPP och gametocyter genom huden hos malariainfekterade personer. Detta kommer att göras genom  ett så kallat ex vivo förfarande. De sammanlagda resultaten från detta projekt kommer att få praktisk användning genom utveckling av en metod som direkt riktar sig mot värdsökande myggor. Vidare komemr projektet att leda till en ökad förståelse för hur malariaparasiten kommunicerar med sin vektor. Sammantaget kan projektet på sikt leda till en reducerad malariaförekomst i drabbade områden, och därmed den globala malariaspridningen.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Most research in conflict and other insecure settings would not be possible without brokers from and based in the research context. Yet, their crucial contribution and situation tend to be shrouded in silence. This research will provide novel insights into the dynamics that shape the triangular relationships between researchers, research brokers and research data in insecure zones. Knowledge about such dynamics appears particularly urgent at this point of time as many research institutions are increasingly regulating and restricting fieldwork access of their staff, leading to more outsourcing to local research assistants. The project is particularly unique since research brokers will form part of the research team and since one of the outputs is a book in which research brokers share their experiences. Empirically, the project focuses on the DR Congo, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka and the Maoist insurgency in India. Theoretically, the research draws upon insights from: 1) conflict research, in particular the complex dynamic of social navigation in such settings; 2) academic debates on research ethics; 3) the sociology of knowledge production in academia, and 4) critical post-colonial theory focusing on identity and power inequalities in knowledge production in and beyond North-South relations. Methodologically it will be conducted through interviews with researchers and brokers and a workshop with brokers that will also result in a book.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Forskare som jobbar i konfliktzoner och andra osäkra områden världen över är väl medvetna om vikten av att ha en bra forskningsassistent, samt att ha kontakt med rätt mellanhänder och fixare. Utan dem hade en stor del av våra forskningsresultat inte blivit till, vår kunskap hade varit enormt mycket tunnare och vi hade levt än farligare under våra fältvistelser. Trots att vi är väl medvetna om detta så blir våra fältassistenter och fixare sällan mer än namn i förord till forskningspublikationer. Att forskningsassistenter och olika typer av fixare förblir dolda i våra forskningskulisser är både etiskt och metodologiskt ett faktum som är djupt problematiskt.Syftet med detta projekt är att förstå den triangulära dynamiken mellan forskare, forskningsassistenter/fixare och forskningsresultat i osäkra områden. Denna dynamik har förblivit en blind fläck i både kvantitativ och kvalitativ forskning. Än mer allvarligt är en ny tendens att många forskningsmiljöer begränsar forskarens möjlighet att utföra fältarbeten i osäkra områden, samtidigt som många värdländer för vår forskning gör det svårare att få forskningstillstånd utan lokala samarbetspartner. Även om vi på många sätt är positiva till dessa processer ser vi att det utifrån etiska (ska vi exempelvis låta lokala forskningsassistenter utföra arbeten som anses för farliga för oss?) och metodologiska perspektiv (om vi redan nu har begränsad kontroll över vårt forskningsmaterial, vad händer om fältassistenter och fixare får ytterligare kontroll över detta?) uppkommer stora frågor som i dagsläget kräver svar.Projektet har en unik forskningsdesign då fyra lokala forskningsassistenter är en del av projektet och att en av projektets huvudutkomster är en bok där lokala fixare och assistenter själv kommer att skriva om deras erfarenheter. Projektet fokuserar på fyra områden: två i Afrika (den pågående konflikten i Demokratiska Republiken Kongo och den avslutade i Sierra Leone) och två områden i Asien (den avslutade konflikten på Sri Lanka och de pågående, mer lågintensiva, Maoistiska upproren i Indien). Projektet leds av tre forskare som har mångåriga erfarenheter från de fyra områden vi forskar på. Teoretiskt är projektet format kring kunskap från 1) konfliktforskning, speciellt kring processer av "social navigation" i konfliktzoner; 2) akademiska debatter om forskningsetik; 3) sociologisk teoribildning kring kunskapsproduktion i forskningsvärlden; och 4) postkoloniala perspektiv kring identitet och kunskapsproduktion i situationer med ojämlika maktförhållanden. Metodologiskt kommer projektet baseras på intervjuer med forskare och forskarassistenter/fixare och workshops där assistenter och fixare själva formulerar erfarenheter av sitt arbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Most research in conflict and other insecure settings would not be possible without brokers from and based in the research context. Yet, their crucial contribution and situation tend to be shrouded in silence. This research will provide novel insights into the dynamics that shape the triangular relationships between researchers, research brokers and research data in insecure zones. Knowledge about such dynamics appears particularly urgent at this point of time as many research institutions are increasingly regulating and restricting fieldwork access of their staff, leading to more outsourcing to local research assistants. The project is particularly unique since research brokers will form part of the research team and since one of the outputs is a book in which research brokers share their experiences. Empirically, the project focuses on the DR Congo, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka and the Maoist insurgency in India. Theoretically, the research draws upon insights from: 1) conflict research, in particular the complex dynamic of social navigation in such settings; 2) academic debates on research ethics; 3) the sociology of knowledge production in academia, and 4) critical post-colonial theory focusing on identity and power inequalities in knowledge production in and beyond North-South relations. Methodologically it will be conducted through interviews with researchers and brokers and a workshop with brokers that will also result in a book.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Forskare som jobbar i konfliktzoner och andra osäkra områden världen över är väl medvetna om vikten av att ha en bra forskningsassistent, samt att ha kontakt med rätt mellanhänder och fixare. Utan dem hade en stor del av våra forskningsresultat inte blivit till, vår kunskap hade varit enormt mycket tunnare och vi hade levt än farligare under våra fältvistelser. Trots att vi är väl medvetna om detta så blir våra fältassistenter och fixare sällan mer än namn i förord till forskningspublikationer. Att forskningsassistenter och olika typer av fixare förblir dolda i våra forskningskulisser är både etiskt och metodologiskt ett faktum som är djupt problematiskt.Syftet med detta projekt är att förstå den triangulära dynamiken mellan forskare, forskningsassistenter/fixare och forskningsresultat i osäkra områden. Denna dynamik har förblivit en blind fläck i både kvantitativ och kvalitativ forskning. Än mer allvarligt är en ny tendens att många forskningsmiljöer begränsar forskarens möjlighet att utföra fältarbeten i osäkra områden, samtidigt som många värdländer för vår forskning gör det svårare att få forskningstillstånd utan lokala samarbetspartner. Även om vi på många sätt är positiva till dessa processer ser vi att det utifrån etiska (ska vi exempelvis låta lokala forskningsassistenter utföra arbeten som anses för farliga för oss?) och metodologiska perspektiv (om vi redan nu har begränsad kontroll över vårt forskningsmaterial, vad händer om fältassistenter och fixare får ytterligare kontroll över detta?) uppkommer stora frågor som i dagsläget kräver svar.Projektet har en unik forskningsdesign då fyra lokala forskningsassistenter är en del av projektet och att en av projektets huvudutkomster är en bok där lokala fixare och assistenter själv kommer att skriva om deras erfarenheter. Projektet fokuserar på fyra områden: två i Afrika (den pågående konflikten i Demokratiska Republiken Kongo och den avslutade i Sierra Leone) och två områden i Asien (den avslutade konflikten på Sri Lanka och de pågående, mer lågintensiva, Maoistiska upproren i Indien). Projektet leds av tre forskare som har mångåriga erfarenheter från de fyra områden vi forskar på. Teoretiskt är projektet format kring kunskap från 1) konfliktforskning, speciellt kring processer av "social navigation" i konfliktzoner; 2) akademiska debatter om forskningsetik; 3) sociologisk teoribildning kring kunskapsproduktion i forskningsvärlden; och 4) postkoloniala perspektiv kring identitet och kunskapsproduktion i situationer med ojämlika maktförhållanden. Metodologiskt kommer projektet baseras på intervjuer med forskare och forskarassistenter/fixare och workshops där assistenter och fixare själva formulerar erfarenheter av sitt arbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Towards an organizational theory on "obsessive measurement disorder": A comparative study on how intermediary organizations translate control req</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Besatt mätsyndrom i biståndet?: En komparativ studie av hur intermediära organisationer i biståndskedjan översätter krav på resultatmätning</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project investigates the question of why performance measurement requirements on some occasions seem to hinder and at other times support implementation of aid projects and programs. The study will follow and compare how different intermediary organizations in aid chains between Sida and final recipients of aid, respond to and translate requirements on performance measurement. Drawing on a comparative case study of four aid chains and a theoretical approach that combines neoinstitutional and anthropological theory on translation, this project intends to make a contribution towards an organizational theory that may explain the phenomenon of “obsessive measurement disorder” (Natsios, 2010) and identify key organizational mechanisms that may help prevent overregulation and control and instead foster constructive learning that benefits aid results.  The study will be managed and conducted jointly by Janet Vähämäki and Susanna Alexius, both organization scholars and researchers in business administration at Score (Stockholm Centre for Organizational Research) at Stockholm University and Stockholm School of Economics.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Besatt mätsyndrom i biståndet?: En komparativ studie av hur intermediära organisationer i biståndskedjan översätter krav på resultatmätningUnder det senaste decenniet har det ställts hårdare krav på att redovisa resultat samt att granska pengars användning i biståndsprojekt. Vissa forskare menar att vi idag lever i ett ”granskningssamhälle” (Power, 1999) eller ett "resultatmätningssamhälle" (Bowerman et al., 2000) där effektivitet framför allt bedöms genom mätbara prestationer. Kraven på redovisning och det ökade antalet aktörer som granskar, utgör en förändrad institutionell omvärld som skapar nya förutsättningar för aktörer som är involverade i biståndsverksamhet. Denna ansökan tar sin utgångspunkt i detta nya gransknings/resultatmätningssamhälle och dess påverkan på biståndsarbetets organisering.Att känna till hur pengar används och kunna visa upp vilka resultat t ex en biståndsverksamhet levererar är givetvis viktigt, både för att förbättra verksamheten men också för att bibehålla trovärdigheten för biståndet. Forskning har emellertid visat att det även finns en baksida med mätningar och redovisning. En oönskad konsekvens har beskrivits av Natsios (2010) som myntat begreppet ”besatt mätsyndrom” (obsessive measurement disorder). Begreppet pekar på att kraven på redovisningsbara resultat i biståndet ibland kan bli kontraproduktivt om organisationen blir alltför upptagen med själva mätningarna och tappar fokus på biståndsarbetet i sig. Typiskt för detta syndrom är att mätningar uppfattas som ett mål i sig, snarare än som ett medel för att nå underliggande effekter, som inom biståndet t ex kan vara minskad mödradödlighet eller ökad läskunnighet. Detta projekt syftar övergripande till att öka förståelsen för varför krav på resultatmätning i vissa situationer tycks hindra och i andra lägen kan stödja biståndsarbetet. Vi vill särskilt bidra till att förklara hur fenomenet ”besatt mätsyndrom” uppstår och hur det kan förebyggas, genom att diskutera var, när och hur det uppstår och vad som kan hindra en sådan negativ utveckling till förmån för konstruktivt lärande.En viktig utgångspunkt för studiens design är att bistånd ofta förmedlas i ”biståndskedjor” (Wallace, Bornstein and Chapman, 2006) d v s ett större system av samverkande organisationer, både nationellt och internationellt. De samverkande organisationerna benämner vi ”intermediärer” och de kan vara såväl myndigheter som föreningar, företag eller forskningsinstitut vilka samverkar i en kedja från t ex en statlig finansiär som Sida till de slutliga mottagarna av biståndet. Begreppet ”intermediär” är passande eftersom det lyfter fram organisationens aktiva medlande roll i förhållande till olika kontrollkrav som gäller bistånd. Sådana krav kan dels förmedlas vertikalt genom biståndskedjan från Sida till de slutliga mottagarna, men också horisontellt, från gransknings/resultatmätningssamhället och den marknad för granskning och kontroll som idag är ett faktum att förhålla sig till.Ett centralt, men hittills understuderat kännetecken för intermediären är dess dubbla roller där de flesta intermediärer är både givare och mottagare, både granskare och granskad. Som mottagare tolkar de vilka krav de behöver uppfylla för att erhålla finansiering. Som givare reglerar de vad nästa led behöver göra för att erhålla medlen. Nästa led i kedjan gör likadant. Det är väl känt att kontroll ofta föder mer kontroll. Det finns därför en risk att en organisation som upplever sig bli alltför hårt kontrollerad av sin givare väljer att kontrollera nästkommande led än hårdare. Forskning har dock visat att medarbetare i organisationer, trots ett starkt yttre gransknings- och mätningstryck, ibland “struntar i” nya krav och fortsätter att bedriva biståndsarbete som tidigare. Studier vittnar också om att medarbetare efter en tids anpassning lär sig att hantera kraven så att de upplevs stödja lärandet och utvecklingen mot ett effektivt bistånd. Vi vet dock ännu alltför lite om de organisatoriska mekanismern</narrative>
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      <narrative>Towards an organizational theory on "obsessive measurement disorder": A comparative study on how intermediary organizations translate control req</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Besatt mätsyndrom i biståndet?: En komparativ studie av hur intermediära organisationer i biståndskedjan översätter krav på resultatmätning</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project investigates the question of why performance measurement requirements on some occasions seem to hinder and at other times support implementation of aid projects and programs. The study will follow and compare how different intermediary organizations in aid chains between Sida and final recipients of aid, respond to and translate requirements on performance measurement. Drawing on a comparative case study of four aid chains and a theoretical approach that combines neoinstitutional and anthropological theory on translation, this project intends to make a contribution towards an organizational theory that may explain the phenomenon of “obsessive measurement disorder” (Natsios, 2010) and identify key organizational mechanisms that may help prevent overregulation and control and instead foster constructive learning that benefits aid results.  The study will be managed and conducted jointly by Janet Vähämäki and Susanna Alexius, both organization scholars and researchers in business administration at Score (Stockholm Centre for Organizational Research) at Stockholm University and Stockholm School of Economics.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Besatt mätsyndrom i biståndet?: En komparativ studie av hur intermediära organisationer i biståndskedjan översätter krav på resultatmätningUnder det senaste decenniet har det ställts hårdare krav på att redovisa resultat samt att granska pengars användning i biståndsprojekt. Vissa forskare menar att vi idag lever i ett ”granskningssamhälle” (Power, 1999) eller ett "resultatmätningssamhälle" (Bowerman et al., 2000) där effektivitet framför allt bedöms genom mätbara prestationer. Kraven på redovisning och det ökade antalet aktörer som granskar, utgör en förändrad institutionell omvärld som skapar nya förutsättningar för aktörer som är involverade i biståndsverksamhet. Denna ansökan tar sin utgångspunkt i detta nya gransknings/resultatmätningssamhälle och dess påverkan på biståndsarbetets organisering.Att känna till hur pengar används och kunna visa upp vilka resultat t ex en biståndsverksamhet levererar är givetvis viktigt, både för att förbättra verksamheten men också för att bibehålla trovärdigheten för biståndet. Forskning har emellertid visat att det även finns en baksida med mätningar och redovisning. En oönskad konsekvens har beskrivits av Natsios (2010) som myntat begreppet ”besatt mätsyndrom” (obsessive measurement disorder). Begreppet pekar på att kraven på redovisningsbara resultat i biståndet ibland kan bli kontraproduktivt om organisationen blir alltför upptagen med själva mätningarna och tappar fokus på biståndsarbetet i sig. Typiskt för detta syndrom är att mätningar uppfattas som ett mål i sig, snarare än som ett medel för att nå underliggande effekter, som inom biståndet t ex kan vara minskad mödradödlighet eller ökad läskunnighet. Detta projekt syftar övergripande till att öka förståelsen för varför krav på resultatmätning i vissa situationer tycks hindra och i andra lägen kan stödja biståndsarbetet. Vi vill särskilt bidra till att förklara hur fenomenet ”besatt mätsyndrom” uppstår och hur det kan förebyggas, genom att diskutera var, när och hur det uppstår och vad som kan hindra en sådan negativ utveckling till förmån för konstruktivt lärande.En viktig utgångspunkt för studiens design är att bistånd ofta förmedlas i ”biståndskedjor” (Wallace, Bornstein and Chapman, 2006) d v s ett större system av samverkande organisationer, både nationellt och internationellt. De samverkande organisationerna benämner vi ”intermediärer” och de kan vara såväl myndigheter som föreningar, företag eller forskningsinstitut vilka samverkar i en kedja från t ex en statlig finansiär som Sida till de slutliga mottagarna av biståndet. Begreppet ”intermediär” är passande eftersom det lyfter fram organisationens aktiva medlande roll i förhållande till olika kontrollkrav som gäller bistånd. Sådana krav kan dels förmedlas vertikalt genom biståndskedjan från Sida till de slutliga mottagarna, men också horisontellt, från gransknings/resultatmätningssamhället och den marknad för granskning och kontroll som idag är ett faktum att förhålla sig till.Ett centralt, men hittills understuderat kännetecken för intermediären är dess dubbla roller där de flesta intermediärer är både givare och mottagare, både granskare och granskad. Som mottagare tolkar de vilka krav de behöver uppfylla för att erhålla finansiering. Som givare reglerar de vad nästa led behöver göra för att erhålla medlen. Nästa led i kedjan gör likadant. Det är väl känt att kontroll ofta föder mer kontroll. Det finns därför en risk att en organisation som upplever sig bli alltför hårt kontrollerad av sin givare väljer att kontrollera nästkommande led än hårdare. Forskning har dock visat att medarbetare i organisationer, trots ett starkt yttre gransknings- och mätningstryck, ibland “struntar i” nya krav och fortsätter att bedriva biståndsarbete som tidigare. Studier vittnar också om att medarbetare efter en tids anpassning lär sig att hantera kraven så att de upplevs stödja lärandet och utvecklingen mot ett effektivt bistånd. Vi vet dock ännu alltför lite om de organisatoriska mekanismern</narrative>
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      <narrative>Stockholms universitet</narrative>
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      <narrative>Exploring host target interactions as potential new treatment options for highly pathogenic RNA viruses like Ebola, Crimean Congo Hemorrhagic Fev</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">RNA-virus orsakar årligen allvarliga infektioner med stor inverkan på människors hälsa över hela världen. Detta projekt fokuserar på RNA virusen Ebola, Krim-Kongo hemorragisk feber och Zika som på grund av sina allvarliga konsekvenser ingår i WHOs initiativ för pandemi och epidemiska sjukdomar (PED). Vid det senaste utbrottet av ebolavirus (EBOV) i Liberia, Sierra Leone och Guinea smittades över 28 000 människor och över 11 000 dog. En annan allvarlig viral hemorragisk feber som är spridd i över 30 länder på flera kontinenter orsakas av det fästingburna Krim-Kongo hemorragisk feber viruset (CCHFV) och har en dödlighet på 5-50%. WHOs initiativ inkluderar även allvarliga vektorburna virala sjukdomar som gulafebern, chikungunya-feber, zikafeber och West Nile-feber. Vid det senaste zikavirus (ZIKV) utbrottet i Sydamerika upptäcktes ett troligt samband mellan zikavirusinfektion och mikrocefali hos nyfödda barn och belyste ytterligare allvaret i denna grupp av infektioner.Dessa allvarliga virusinfektioner drabbar ofta de fattigaste delarna av världen hårt. Infektionerna orsakar inte bara allvarliga sjukdomstillstånd med hög dödlighet de har också stora negativa indirekta effekter på samhället och ekonomin i övrigt. Minskad tilltro och användning av sjukvårdssystemen samt minskad ekonomisk aktivitet i samband med ett sjukdomsutbrott leder till ökad fattigdom och undernäring som i sin tur leder till ökad känslighet för andra smittsamma och livshotande sjukdomar. De sjukdomar som är i fokus för detta projekt orsakas av RNA-virus som överförs från djur/vektorer till människor. När människor flyttar till nya geografiska regioner ökar risken att de kommer i kontakt med de djur som är värdar för dessa smittämnen. Faktorer som har bidragit till dessa förändringar är befolkningstillväxt, migration från landsbygden till städerna, internationella resor, fattigdom, krig, och negativa klimat förändringar.Idag är forskningsverksamhet runt dessa högpatogena RNA virus infektioner begränsade eftersom i) hantering av dessa virus kräver högsäkerhetslaboratorier, ii) det finns begränsad tillgång till cell och djurmodeller för att studera sjukdomens patologi och iii) det finns mycket litet ekonomiskt incitament för företag att investera i forskning och läkemedelsutveckling runt dessa RNA virus infektioner då det är osannolikt att investeringskostnaderna återställs.Vi presenterar ett tvärvetenskapligt projekt som omfattar virologer, molekylärbiologer, läkemedelskemister, farmakokinetiska experter, farmakologer och toxikologer från flera universitet och forskningsinstitutioner i Sverige för att generera ny kunskap om patogena RNA virus och utveckla nya antivirala behandlingar för dessa patogener. Vi planerar även att samarbeta med experter i låginkomstländer i de delar av världen som drabbas av den här typen av infektioner för att studera effekten av våra nya molekyler på kliniska isolat från infekterade patienter. Genom att kombinera befintlig kompetens med unik tillgång till laboratorier med biosäkerhetsnivå 4 samt in vivo djurmodeller och toppmoderna faciliteter för läkemedelsutveckling kan vi bilda den kritiska massa som behövs för att studera grundläggande biologiska processer för hur viruset interagerar och utnyttjar humana proteiner och mekanismer för sin replikation med målet att ta fram nya antivirala behandlingsalternativ för dessa allvarliga infektioner. Genom att inrikta oss på humana proteiner involverade i virusets replikationsprocesser kan resistensutveckling undvikas, som ofta är ett problem med behandlingar riktade mot virusproteiner.Vi strävar efter att utveckla biologiskt aktiva småmolekylära hämmare med goda farmakokinetiska egenskaper och säkerhets-toxikologisk profil och validera dessa i proof-of-concept studier in vivo. Våra tidiga småmolekylära hämmare stoppar effektivt virus-replikation och dödar flera RNA virus in vitro (EBOV, CCHFV och ZIKV) och har därmed den potentiella möjligheten att fungera som allmänna behandlingsalternati</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">RNA-virus orsakar årligen allvarliga infektioner med stor inverkan på människors hälsa över hela världen. Detta projekt fokuserar på RNA virusen Ebola, Krim-Kongo hemorragisk feber och Zika som på grund av sina allvarliga konsekvenser ingår i WHOs initiativ för pandemi och epidemiska sjukdomar (PED). Vid det senaste utbrottet av ebolavirus (EBOV) i Liberia, Sierra Leone och Guinea smittades över 28 000 människor och över 11 000 dog. En annan allvarlig viral hemorragisk feber som är spridd i över 30 länder på flera kontinenter orsakas av det fästingburna Krim-Kongo hemorragisk feber viruset (CCHFV) och har en dödlighet på 5-50%. WHOs initiativ inkluderar även allvarliga vektorburna virala sjukdomar som gulafebern, chikungunya-feber, zikafeber och West Nile-feber. Vid det senaste zikavirus (ZIKV) utbrottet i Sydamerika upptäcktes ett troligt samband mellan zikavirusinfektion och mikrocefali hos nyfödda barn och belyste ytterligare allvaret i denna grupp av infektioner.Dessa allvarliga virusinfektioner drabbar ofta de fattigaste delarna av världen hårt. Infektionerna orsakar inte bara allvarliga sjukdomstillstånd med hög dödlighet de har också stora negativa indirekta effekter på samhället och ekonomin i övrigt. Minskad tilltro och användning av sjukvårdssystemen samt minskad ekonomisk aktivitet i samband med ett sjukdomsutbrott leder till ökad fattigdom och undernäring som i sin tur leder till ökad känslighet för andra smittsamma och livshotande sjukdomar. De sjukdomar som är i fokus för detta projekt orsakas av RNA-virus som överförs från djur/vektorer till människor. När människor flyttar till nya geografiska regioner ökar risken att de kommer i kontakt med de djur som är värdar för dessa smittämnen. Faktorer som har bidragit till dessa förändringar är befolkningstillväxt, migration från landsbygden till städerna, internationella resor, fattigdom, krig, och negativa klimat förändringar.Idag är forskningsverksamhet runt dessa högpatogena RNA virus infektioner begränsade eftersom i) hantering av dessa virus kräver högsäkerhetslaboratorier, ii) det finns begränsad tillgång till cell och djurmodeller för att studera sjukdomens patologi och iii) det finns mycket litet ekonomiskt incitament för företag att investera i forskning och läkemedelsutveckling runt dessa RNA virus infektioner då det är osannolikt att investeringskostnaderna återställs.Vi presenterar ett tvärvetenskapligt projekt som omfattar virologer, molekylärbiologer, läkemedelskemister, farmakokinetiska experter, farmakologer och toxikologer från flera universitet och forskningsinstitutioner i Sverige för att generera ny kunskap om patogena RNA virus och utveckla nya antivirala behandlingar för dessa patogener. Vi planerar även att samarbeta med experter i låginkomstländer i de delar av världen som drabbas av den här typen av infektioner för att studera effekten av våra nya molekyler på kliniska isolat från infekterade patienter. Genom att kombinera befintlig kompetens med unik tillgång till laboratorier med biosäkerhetsnivå 4 samt in vivo djurmodeller och toppmoderna faciliteter för läkemedelsutveckling kan vi bilda den kritiska massa som behövs för att studera grundläggande biologiska processer för hur viruset interagerar och utnyttjar humana proteiner och mekanismer för sin replikation med målet att ta fram nya antivirala behandlingsalternativ för dessa allvarliga infektioner. Genom att inrikta oss på humana proteiner involverade i virusets replikationsprocesser kan resistensutveckling undvikas, som ofta är ett problem med behandlingar riktade mot virusproteiner.Vi strävar efter att utveckla biologiskt aktiva småmolekylära hämmare med goda farmakokinetiska egenskaper och säkerhets-toxikologisk profil och validera dessa i proof-of-concept studier in vivo. Våra tidiga småmolekylära hämmare stoppar effektivt virus-replikation och dödar flera RNA virus in vitro (EBOV, CCHFV och ZIKV) och har därmed den potentiella möjligheten att fungera som allmänna behandlingsalternati</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender and social media in contentious elections: the case of Cambodia</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project investigates the role of social media and gender in contentious elections. There is a growing body of research on gender aspects of social media on the one hand and on cyber repression from governments on the other hand. This project puts the two together in order to analyze whether social media is a blessing or a curse for women striving for political office in contentious elections. We investigate this question through a case study of the 2018 Cambodian elections. Cambodia is a repressive state that recently has experienced an ICT-boom, and Facebook has become the by far biggest social media platform in the country. We examine, on the one hand, to what extent and how Facebook is used as a repressive tool against individual women candidates – by the regime or by (groups of) individuals – including whether oppositional women are targeted to a larger extent than regime candidates. On the other hand, we investigate whether Facebook (also) can function as a campaign facilitator for candidates. To capture these aspects we systematically compare the experiences of female and male candidates from both the governing party and the opposition parties. Both quantitative and qualitative text analyses of public Facebook pages of individual candidates are employed as well as semi-structured interviews with a strategic selection of candidates. The project involves two Associate Professors, one Post doc and a PhD student and it spans over three years.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Sociala medier, såsom Facebook, Twitter och Instagram, har på ett genomgripande sätt förändrat samhälleliga arenor för offentlig diskussion genom att bidra med helt nya möjligheter för politisk mobilisering och opinionsbildning. Speciellt har dessa nya arenor för politisk aktivism möjliggjort för individer och grupper att komma samman, utveckla idéer och föra fram politiska krav till en mycket lägre kostnad än tidigare, både resursmässigt och socialt. Dock erbjuder social medier också nya verktyg för att tysta och skrämma dem som anses som politiskt obekväma.Detta tudelade sätt varpå sociala medier kan användas för att både främja och kontrollera politisk mobilisering och opinionsbildning kan ses som speciellt intressant i repressiva stater, där den politiska oppositionen vanligtvis förtrycks samtidigt som vissa grupper, såsom kvinnor, kan ha svårt att komma samman utanför den privata sfären. Här erbjuder sociala medier dels en möjlighet för oppositionella och andra marginaliserade grupper (så som kvinnor) att organisera sig på ett mindre resurskrävande sätt, dels ger de nya verktyg både för repressiva regimer som har i sitt intresse att övervaka, kontrollera och skrämma medborgarna och oppositionella samt för enskilda individer att trakassera de kandidater som upplevs som normbrytande eller på andra sätt besvärliga.Detta projekt syftar till att undersöka hur sociala medier verkar möjliggörande och hindrande för politiska kandidater i repressiva stater, med specifikt fokus på vilka könade konsekvenser detta kan få. Studien bygger vidare på tidigare forskning som visat på att sociala medier har erbjudit repressiva regimer ett nytt och effektivt verktyg för att tysta och skrämma oppositionspolitiker, men också hur tidigare forskning visat på hur kvinnor i repressiva stater använt sig av sociala medier för effektiv mobilisering av frågor som tidigare setts tillhöra den privata sfären. I vilken grad denna repression drabbar kvinnor och män olika, om det i högre utsträckning drabbar (kvinnliga) oppositionella kandidater än regimvänliga (kvinnor), kommer att undersökas med hjälp av en fallstudie av nästkommande nationella val i Kambodja, vilket äger rum i juni 2018. Kambodja är ett land som alltsedan det första nationella valet 1993 har varit särskilt drabbat av valrelaterat våld, och färska studier har också visat på att en stor del av detta valrelaterade våld sker genom sociala medier. Samtidigt vet vi från tidigare studier att idén om vem som anses vara en passande politisk kandidat i Kambodja är starkt könad, och att kvinnor har svårt att passa in i den normen.Den sociala medie-plattform som vi genomgående i projektet fokuserar på är Facebook, eftersom det är den absolut vanligaste sociala medie-plattformen i Kambodja. I studien kommer en kombination av kvantitativa och kvalitativa metoder att användas för att undersöka om och hur Facebook har använts av både individer och regimen i Kambodja för att motverka och hindra kvinnor och oppositionella från att delta i politiken, men håller också öppet för att sociala medier på olika sätt kan verka möjliggörande för desamma. Genom att studera både kvinnliga och manliga kandidaters Facebook-sidor i anslutning till och under det Kambodjanska valet, samt även genomföra semi-strukturerade intervjuer med ett urval av kandidater, vill studien utröna i vilken utsträckning och på vilket sätt denna typ av valrelaterad repression drabbar kvinnor och män olika, och dessutom, om det i högre utsträckning drabbar (kvinnliga) oppositionella kandidater än regimvänliga (kvinnor). Syftet med fallstudien är att på ett djupare plan förstå hur och i vilken utsträckning repressiva regimer kan kringskära kvinnors politiska deltagande, och hur sociala medier kan möjliggöra eller hindra framgångsrikt kampanjande.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender and social media in contentious elections: the case of Cambodia</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project investigates the role of social media and gender in contentious elections. There is a growing body of research on gender aspects of social media on the one hand and on cyber repression from governments on the other hand. This project puts the two together in order to analyze whether social media is a blessing or a curse for women striving for political office in contentious elections. We investigate this question through a case study of the 2018 Cambodian elections. Cambodia is a repressive state that recently has experienced an ICT-boom, and Facebook has become the by far biggest social media platform in the country. We examine, on the one hand, to what extent and how Facebook is used as a repressive tool against individual women candidates – by the regime or by (groups of) individuals – including whether oppositional women are targeted to a larger extent than regime candidates. On the other hand, we investigate whether Facebook (also) can function as a campaign facilitator for candidates. To capture these aspects we systematically compare the experiences of female and male candidates from both the governing party and the opposition parties. Both quantitative and qualitative text analyses of public Facebook pages of individual candidates are employed as well as semi-structured interviews with a strategic selection of candidates. The project involves two Associate Professors, one Post doc and a PhD student and it spans over three years.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Sociala medier, såsom Facebook, Twitter och Instagram, har på ett genomgripande sätt förändrat samhälleliga arenor för offentlig diskussion genom att bidra med helt nya möjligheter för politisk mobilisering och opinionsbildning. Speciellt har dessa nya arenor för politisk aktivism möjliggjort för individer och grupper att komma samman, utveckla idéer och föra fram politiska krav till en mycket lägre kostnad än tidigare, både resursmässigt och socialt. Dock erbjuder social medier också nya verktyg för att tysta och skrämma dem som anses som politiskt obekväma.Detta tudelade sätt varpå sociala medier kan användas för att både främja och kontrollera politisk mobilisering och opinionsbildning kan ses som speciellt intressant i repressiva stater, där den politiska oppositionen vanligtvis förtrycks samtidigt som vissa grupper, såsom kvinnor, kan ha svårt att komma samman utanför den privata sfären. Här erbjuder sociala medier dels en möjlighet för oppositionella och andra marginaliserade grupper (så som kvinnor) att organisera sig på ett mindre resurskrävande sätt, dels ger de nya verktyg både för repressiva regimer som har i sitt intresse att övervaka, kontrollera och skrämma medborgarna och oppositionella samt för enskilda individer att trakassera de kandidater som upplevs som normbrytande eller på andra sätt besvärliga.Detta projekt syftar till att undersöka hur sociala medier verkar möjliggörande och hindrande för politiska kandidater i repressiva stater, med specifikt fokus på vilka könade konsekvenser detta kan få. Studien bygger vidare på tidigare forskning som visat på att sociala medier har erbjudit repressiva regimer ett nytt och effektivt verktyg för att tysta och skrämma oppositionspolitiker, men också hur tidigare forskning visat på hur kvinnor i repressiva stater använt sig av sociala medier för effektiv mobilisering av frågor som tidigare setts tillhöra den privata sfären. I vilken grad denna repression drabbar kvinnor och män olika, om det i högre utsträckning drabbar (kvinnliga) oppositionella kandidater än regimvänliga (kvinnor), kommer att undersökas med hjälp av en fallstudie av nästkommande nationella val i Kambodja, vilket äger rum i juni 2018. Kambodja är ett land som alltsedan det första nationella valet 1993 har varit särskilt drabbat av valrelaterat våld, och färska studier har också visat på att en stor del av detta valrelaterade våld sker genom sociala medier. Samtidigt vet vi från tidigare studier att idén om vem som anses vara en passande politisk kandidat i Kambodja är starkt könad, och att kvinnor har svårt att passa in i den normen.Den sociala medie-plattform som vi genomgående i projektet fokuserar på är Facebook, eftersom det är den absolut vanligaste sociala medie-plattformen i Kambodja. I studien kommer en kombination av kvantitativa och kvalitativa metoder att användas för att undersöka om och hur Facebook har använts av både individer och regimen i Kambodja för att motverka och hindra kvinnor och oppositionella från att delta i politiken, men håller också öppet för att sociala medier på olika sätt kan verka möjliggörande för desamma. Genom att studera både kvinnliga och manliga kandidaters Facebook-sidor i anslutning till och under det Kambodjanska valet, samt även genomföra semi-strukturerade intervjuer med ett urval av kandidater, vill studien utröna i vilken utsträckning och på vilket sätt denna typ av valrelaterad repression drabbar kvinnor och män olika, och dessutom, om det i högre utsträckning drabbar (kvinnliga) oppositionella kandidater än regimvänliga (kvinnor). Syftet med fallstudien är att på ett djupare plan förstå hur och i vilken utsträckning repressiva regimer kan kringskära kvinnors politiska deltagande, och hur sociala medier kan möjliggöra eller hindra framgångsrikt kampanjande.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Uppsala universitet</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Swedish Research Council</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling.</narrative>
      <narrative>9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Exploring and exploiting the yeast biodiversity in tropical West Africa</narrative>
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      <narrative>A strong research partnership will be established between the University of Gothenburg (UGOT) and the University of Nigeria (UNN) to explore and exploit the yeast diversity in tropical West Africa. Saccharomyces yeasts perform services in bread, beer, wine/sake, animal feed, medicine, fine chemical, perfume, probiotics and biofuel production worth trillions of euros yearly. Commercial incentives to optimize yeast choice and performance in relation to these services are therefore powerful, but has had little penetrance in developing countries. The West African tropics encompasses ecologically diverse but unexplored yeast biotopes with spontaneous fermentations being important to local food and beverage production. We will explore and exploit the regional yeast diversity by collecting, classifying and characterizing 6000 Saccharomyces isolates from ecologically diverse niches across Nigeria. We will identify strains and traits that are of international and local industrial interest, seeking to improve in particular local palm wine, sorghum beer and cassava/wheat bread fermentation. We believe that rationale use of best performing yeasts can vastly improve the efficiency and robustness of these processes and develop the local economy and food security. Overall, our partnership will fill in gaps in our understanding of yeast evolution and variation, strengthen and extend ongoing research activities, and produce high-quality science with concrete societal benefits.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Vi vill etablera ett  forskningssamarbete mellan Göteborgs Universitet och Nigerias Universitet för att utforska och utnyttja naturligt förekommande jäster i Västafrika. Jäst från familjen Saccharomyces utför tjänster inom bröd, öl, vin, läkemedel, parfym, probiotika, kemikalie och drivmedelsproduktion motsvarande många trillioner euro årligen. Incitamenten för att optimera val och användningen av jäst inom olika industrigrenar är därför enorma, men har fått litet praktiskt genomslag i utvecklingsländer. Tropiska Västafrika omfattar rika, men så gott som outforskade och outnyttjade, jästbiotoper. Jäst fyller icke desto mindre viktiga funktioner i lokal livsmedels och dryck produktion, genom att driva spontan, okontrollerad fermentering av kolhydratrika nsubstrat. Vi avser att utforska och möjliggöra effektivt utnyttjade av den regionala jästbiodiversiteten. Vi avser att samla in, klassificera och karaktärisera 6000 jästisolat från ekologiskt diverse nicher över Nigeria, motsvarande ett förmodat tvärsnitt av den existerande Västafrikanska diversiteten. Vi kommer att identifiera de stammar och egenskaper som är av lokalt och internationellt industriellt intresse, med särskilt fokus på stammar som kan förbättra och effektivisera lokal produktion av palmvin, sorghum öl, och brödbakning baserat på blandningar av kassava och vetemjöl. Vi är övertygade om att rationell användning av de mest lämpade jäststammarna för kontrollerad fermentering markant kan förbättra effektiviteten och robustheten i dessa processer och bidra till att långsiktigt utveckla den lokala ekonomin. Vårt samerbete kommer också att överbrygga brister i vår förståelse av jästens variation och evolution, stärka och utöka existerande forskningsaktiviter i Sverige och Nigeria, och producera högkvalitativ forskning med konkreta fördelar för samhället.</narrative>
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      <narrative>A strong research partnership will be established between the University of Gothenburg (UGOT) and the University of Nigeria (UNN) to explore and exploit the yeast diversity in tropical West Africa. Saccharomyces yeasts perform services in bread, beer, wine/sake, animal feed, medicine, fine chemical, perfume, probiotics and biofuel production worth trillions of euros yearly. Commercial incentives to optimize yeast choice and performance in relation to these services are therefore powerful, but has had little penetrance in developing countries. The West African tropics encompasses ecologically diverse but unexplored yeast biotopes with spontaneous fermentations being important to local food and beverage production. We will explore and exploit the regional yeast diversity by collecting, classifying and characterizing 6000 Saccharomyces isolates from ecologically diverse niches across Nigeria. We will identify strains and traits that are of international and local industrial interest, seeking to improve in particular local palm wine, sorghum beer and cassava/wheat bread fermentation. We believe that rationale use of best performing yeasts can vastly improve the efficiency and robustness of these processes and develop the local economy and food security. Overall, our partnership will fill in gaps in our understanding of yeast evolution and variation, strengthen and extend ongoing research activities, and produce high-quality science with concrete societal benefits.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Vi vill etablera ett  forskningssamarbete mellan Göteborgs Universitet och Nigerias Universitet för att utforska och utnyttja naturligt förekommande jäster i Västafrika. Jäst från familjen Saccharomyces utför tjänster inom bröd, öl, vin, läkemedel, parfym, probiotika, kemikalie och drivmedelsproduktion motsvarande många trillioner euro årligen. Incitamenten för att optimera val och användningen av jäst inom olika industrigrenar är därför enorma, men har fått litet praktiskt genomslag i utvecklingsländer. Tropiska Västafrika omfattar rika, men så gott som outforskade och outnyttjade, jästbiotoper. Jäst fyller icke desto mindre viktiga funktioner i lokal livsmedels och dryck produktion, genom att driva spontan, okontrollerad fermentering av kolhydratrika nsubstrat. Vi avser att utforska och möjliggöra effektivt utnyttjade av den regionala jästbiodiversiteten. Vi avser att samla in, klassificera och karaktärisera 6000 jästisolat från ekologiskt diverse nicher över Nigeria, motsvarande ett förmodat tvärsnitt av den existerande Västafrikanska diversiteten. Vi kommer att identifiera de stammar och egenskaper som är av lokalt och internationellt industriellt intresse, med särskilt fokus på stammar som kan förbättra och effektivisera lokal produktion av palmvin, sorghum öl, och brödbakning baserat på blandningar av kassava och vetemjöl. Vi är övertygade om att rationell användning av de mest lämpade jäststammarna för kontrollerad fermentering markant kan förbättra effektiviteten och robustheten i dessa processer och bidra till att långsiktigt utveckla den lokala ekonomin. Vårt samerbete kommer också att överbrygga brister i vår förståelse av jästens variation och evolution, stärka och utöka existerande forskningsaktiviter i Sverige och Nigeria, och producera högkvalitativ forskning med konkreta fördelar för samhället.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Climate change mitigation by a sustainable water buffalo dairy chain in Bangladesh.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Minskad klimatpåverkan genom en uthållig vattenbuffelmjölkkedja i Bangladesh.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The purpose of this study is to facilitate the transition from dairy-cow-based milk chain towards a water-buffalo-based dito, in Bangladesh. Our objectives are to:Evaluate the present status of the buffalo milk chain in Bangladesh, from udder to consumer, focusing on udder health, handling practices and milk production. Identify risk factors and best practices for better milk quality and safety.Evaluate the presence of typical foodborne pathogens in buffalo milk such as Brucella and Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Identify measures to control their transmission in a One Health approach.Model the effect of a transition from a dairy-cow-based milk chain towards a water-buffalo-based milk chain.Design and implement a transition strategy towards a water buffalo milk chain, using stakeholders’ inputs and the previously collected informationThis four-year study will be carried out as one PhD and four MSc projects, and will include traditional prevalence studies based on milk and aninal sampling, risk factor analyses and mathematic and epidemilogical modelling. The project will be led by one researcher from Sweden and one from Bangladesh.The overarching goal of this proposal is to map the milk related disease status of water buffaloes in Bangladesh and see whether transition to a water buffalo dairy chain is sustainable, profitable, and holds healthier animals and humans in a ONE HEALTH perspective.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Vattenbuffeln (Bubalus bubalis) är det viktigaste mjölkdjuret i Södra Asien. Förutom mjölk ger också vattenbuffeln kött, samt är dessutom ett viktigt dragdjur. Vattenbuffeln anses ha en lägre klimatpåverkan och vara ett mer miljövänligt mjölkdjur jämfört med mjölkkor. Det beror delvis på att vattenbuffeln är ett tåligare och mer långlivat djur som producerar kalvar och mjölk långt upp i åldrarna. Dessutom kan vattenbuffeln levapå foder av sämre kvalitet än mjölkkor och den tål också salthaltigt vatten bättre än många andra djurslag. En övergång från mjölkor till vattenbufflar skulle därför vara ett önskvärt scenarion för det klimatusatta Bangladesh. Vattenbuffeln är ett viktigt djurslag för många fattiga småjordbrukare i Asien då den ger många möjligheter till utkomst, särskilt för kvinnor som ofta är de som sköter och mjölkar vattenbufflarna. Tyvärr (och lite obegripligt) är vattenbuffeln ganska ovanlig i Bangladesh trots att det låglänta landet borde vara mycket lämpat för buffelhållning. På senare tid har dock intresset ökat. Flera privata aktörer har importerat vattenbuffel från grannländer för att satsa på mjölkproduktion och de har också stöd av regeringen. Men, med ökat antal vattenbufflar i Bangladesh ökar också risken för sjuklighet som kan drabba både djur och människor. Mjölken är en viktig smittokälla då den ofta förtärs opastöriserad. Sjukdomar som tuberkulos och brucellos (kastningssjuka, maltafeber) är vanliga i Bangladesh liksom sannolikt även andra mjölkburna bakterier. Generellt dålig mjölkhygien längs mjölkkedjan innebär också en hälsorisk. En intensifiering av mjölkproduktionen leder också till ökade risker för juverinflammation som är det mjölkproducerande djurets viktigaste sjukdom. Juverinflammation ger sänkt mjölkproduktion, sämre mjölkkvalitet och livsmedelssäkerhet, ökade kostnader för bonden samt en ökad risk för antibiotikaresistenta bakterier då juverinflammation oftast behandlas med antibiotika. Kunskapen om risker längs mjölkkedjan i den bangladeshiska vattenbuffelnäringen är mycket bristfällig och syftena med denna studie är:Studera mjölkkedjan hos vattenbuffel, från juver till konsument, med fokus på juverhälsa, mjölkhantering och mjölkproduktion.  Identifiera risk- och friskfaktorer för att uppnå bättre mjölkkvalitet och livsmedelssäkerhet.Studera förekomst av livsmedelsburna bakterier i buffelmjölk, såsom brucella and Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Identifiera åtgärder för att kontrollera smitta.Modellera effekten av en övergång från en mjölkkobaserad mjölkkedja till en buffelbaserad dito. Formge och tillämpa en övergångsstrategi mot en buffelmjölkkedja genom att samla in synpunkter från flera intressenter samt data från ovanstående delstudier.Det övergripande målet med denna studie är en uthållig och ekonomiskt lönsam vattenbuffelmjölkkedja som producerar säker mjölk som kommer från friska djur. Projektet kommer att genomföras som ett fyraårigt doktorandprojekt där en bengalisk doktorand kommer att rekryteras och registreras vid Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet (SLU). Flera masterstudenter från Bangladesh kommer också att ingå i projektet, liksom även studenter från Europa. Fältstudien kommer att genomföras i Bangladesh på vattenbuffelgårdar i flera olika områden. Mjölken kommer att provtas på flera olika nivåer längs mjölkkedjan: Från djur/juver, från tankmjölk på gård och mer konsumentnära på mejerier och marknader. Metodik som kommer ingå är traditionell bakteriologisk odling, molekylära metoder och serologi (analys av antikroppar). Vi avser utföra de flesta analyser på plats i Bangladesh, men det finns möjlighet till utökade analyser hos våra samarbetspartners runt om i Europa. Vidare kommer riskfaktorer för dålig juverhälsa, förekomst av specifika infektioner samt dålig mjölkhygien att undersökas. Ytterligare information kommer att samlas in vid de möten som kommer att hållas i Bangladesh och som riktar sig till forskare, fältveterinärer och andra berörda inom vattenbuffelnäringen. Samtliga resultat kommer att sammanställas för att mynna ut i råd och riktlinjer för hur Bangladesh ska kunna gå över från mjölkkor till vattenbufflar för att producera säker mjölk av god kvalitet som produceras med hjälp av friska djur och en god livsmedelshantering längs med hela mjölkkedjan.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Climate change mitigation by a sustainable water buffalo dairy chain in Bangladesh.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The purpose of this study is to facilitate the transition from dairy-cow-based milk chain towards a water-buffalo-based dito, in Bangladesh. Our objectives are to:Evaluate the present status of the buffalo milk chain in Bangladesh, from udder to consumer, focusing on udder health, handling practices and milk production. Identify risk factors and best practices for better milk quality and safety.Evaluate the presence of typical foodborne pathogens in buffalo milk such as Brucella and Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Identify measures to control their transmission in a One Health approach.Model the effect of a transition from a dairy-cow-based milk chain towards a water-buffalo-based milk chain.Design and implement a transition strategy towards a water buffalo milk chain, using stakeholders’ inputs and the previously collected informationThis four-year study will be carried out as one PhD and four MSc projects, and will include traditional prevalence studies based on milk and aninal sampling, risk factor analyses and mathematic and epidemilogical modelling. The project will be led by one researcher from Sweden and one from Bangladesh.The overarching goal of this proposal is to map the milk related disease status of water buffaloes in Bangladesh and see whether transition to a water buffalo dairy chain is sustainable, profitable, and holds healthier animals and humans in a ONE HEALTH perspective.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Vattenbuffeln (Bubalus bubalis) är det viktigaste mjölkdjuret i Södra Asien. Förutom mjölk ger också vattenbuffeln kött, samt är dessutom ett viktigt dragdjur. Vattenbuffeln anses ha en lägre klimatpåverkan och vara ett mer miljövänligt mjölkdjur jämfört med mjölkkor. Det beror delvis på att vattenbuffeln är ett tåligare och mer långlivat djur som producerar kalvar och mjölk långt upp i åldrarna. Dessutom kan vattenbuffeln levapå foder av sämre kvalitet än mjölkkor och den tål också salthaltigt vatten bättre än många andra djurslag. En övergång från mjölkor till vattenbufflar skulle därför vara ett önskvärt scenarion för det klimatusatta Bangladesh. Vattenbuffeln är ett viktigt djurslag för många fattiga småjordbrukare i Asien då den ger många möjligheter till utkomst, särskilt för kvinnor som ofta är de som sköter och mjölkar vattenbufflarna. Tyvärr (och lite obegripligt) är vattenbuffeln ganska ovanlig i Bangladesh trots att det låglänta landet borde vara mycket lämpat för buffelhållning. På senare tid har dock intresset ökat. Flera privata aktörer har importerat vattenbuffel från grannländer för att satsa på mjölkproduktion och de har också stöd av regeringen. Men, med ökat antal vattenbufflar i Bangladesh ökar också risken för sjuklighet som kan drabba både djur och människor. Mjölken är en viktig smittokälla då den ofta förtärs opastöriserad. Sjukdomar som tuberkulos och brucellos (kastningssjuka, maltafeber) är vanliga i Bangladesh liksom sannolikt även andra mjölkburna bakterier. Generellt dålig mjölkhygien längs mjölkkedjan innebär också en hälsorisk. En intensifiering av mjölkproduktionen leder också till ökade risker för juverinflammation som är det mjölkproducerande djurets viktigaste sjukdom. Juverinflammation ger sänkt mjölkproduktion, sämre mjölkkvalitet och livsmedelssäkerhet, ökade kostnader för bonden samt en ökad risk för antibiotikaresistenta bakterier då juverinflammation oftast behandlas med antibiotika. Kunskapen om risker längs mjölkkedjan i den bangladeshiska vattenbuffelnäringen är mycket bristfällig och syftena med denna studie är:Studera mjölkkedjan hos vattenbuffel, från juver till konsument, med fokus på juverhälsa, mjölkhantering och mjölkproduktion.  Identifiera risk- och friskfaktorer för att uppnå bättre mjölkkvalitet och livsmedelssäkerhet.Studera förekomst av livsmedelsburna bakterier i buffelmjölk, såsom brucella and Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Identifiera åtgärder för att kontrollera smitta.Modellera effekten av en övergång från en mjölkkobaserad mjölkkedja till en buffelbaserad dito. Formge och tillämpa en övergångsstrategi mot en buffelmjölkkedja genom att samla in synpunkter från flera intressenter samt data från ovanstående delstudier.Det övergripande målet med denna studie är en uthållig och ekonomiskt lönsam vattenbuffelmjölkkedja som producerar säker mjölk som kommer från friska djur. Projektet kommer att genomföras som ett fyraårigt doktorandprojekt där en bengalisk doktorand kommer att rekryteras och registreras vid Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet (SLU). Flera masterstudenter från Bangladesh kommer också att ingå i projektet, liksom även studenter från Europa. Fältstudien kommer att genomföras i Bangladesh på vattenbuffelgårdar i flera olika områden. Mjölken kommer att provtas på flera olika nivåer längs mjölkkedjan: Från djur/juver, från tankmjölk på gård och mer konsumentnära på mejerier och marknader. Metodik som kommer ingå är traditionell bakteriologisk odling, molekylära metoder och serologi (analys av antikroppar). Vi avser utföra de flesta analyser på plats i Bangladesh, men det finns möjlighet till utökade analyser hos våra samarbetspartners runt om i Europa. Vidare kommer riskfaktorer för dålig juverhälsa, förekomst av specifika infektioner samt dålig mjölkhygien att undersökas. Ytterligare information kommer att samlas in vid de möten som kommer att hållas i Bangladesh och som riktar sig till forskare, fältveterinärer och andra berörda inom vattenbuffelnäringen. Samtliga resultat kommer att sammanställas för att mynna ut i råd och riktlinjer för hur Bangladesh ska kunna gå över från mjölkkor till vattenbufflar för att producera säker mjölk av god kvalitet som produceras med hjälp av friska djur och en god livsmedelshantering längs med hela mjölkkedjan.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The world is rapidly urbanizing, and countries in the global South are home to the most rapid urbanization processes. Urbanization simultaneously holds a strong potential for progress and democracy-enhancement, and for destructive and violence-inducing dynamics, a fact encapsulated in the notion of an “urban dilemma”. This project seeks to advance knowledge on why urbanization brings with it intensified ethnic grievances and increasing levels of inter-group violence in the cities in some cases, but not in others, and asks: In the context of rapidly growing cities, under what circumstances do violent ethnocommunal conflicts arise? By systematically analyzing rural-urban patterns of ethnic conflict, the project seeks to identify conditions under which in-migration, urban-rural straddling, and urban politics aggravate or mitigate ethnocommunal conflict in the city. The project employs a mixed-methods design, utilizing geographically disaggregated time-varying data on inter-group violence in rural and urban areas, in-depth field research in three African cities (Kampala, Uganda; Lagos, Nigeria; and Nairobi, Kenya) and a survey among migrants in order to more closely understand the conditions under which urbanization leads to ethnocommunal conflict in the city. The project will generate a better understanding of dynamics that are at the center of current debates around urbanization and sustainable development.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Vår värld genomgår urbanisering i en allt snabbare takt, och en stor del av denna utveckling sker i länder drabbade av etnisk konflikt. Men urbanisering innefattar motstridiga trender. Å ena sidan är städer arenor som möjliggör social och ekonomisk utveckling, kosmopolitism och ökad tolerans mellan grupper; på så sätt kan urbanisering bidra till att överbrygga etnisk konflikt. Samtidigt för urbanisering i många fall med sig förstärkt gruppbaserat missnöje och ökat etniskt våld i städerna. Projektet analyserar detta “urbana dilemma” och undersöker varför, och under vilka förutsättningar, urbanisering leder till fördjupad polarisering och etnisk konflikt i vissa städer.I projektet ställer vi den övergripande forskningsfrågan: Under vilka omständigheter uppstår våldsamma etniska konflikter i snabbt växande städer? Forskningen om våld, konflikt och säkerhet i städer har ökat dramatiskt under det senaste årtiondet. Men många av studierna på området fokuserar snävt på staden och dess dynamik, utan att ta hänsyn till hur konflikter i staden påverkas av och är kopplade till konflikter som äger rum på landsbygden och i andra delar av landet. Vi bidrar till existerande forskning om hur man löser konflikter i städer genom att teoretiskt sätta fokus på och empiriskt studera två typer av faktorer: 1) migration till städer och utbyte mellan landsbygd och stad, och 2) stadens politik och institutionella sammanhang. Inom forskningen om urbant våld finns enighet om att politiska och institutionella faktorer starkt påverkar huruvida urbanisering leder till gruppbaserad konflikt i städer, men de specifika omständigheterna och processerna är ännu teoretiskt underutvecklade och inte fullt ut empiriskt studerade. Metodologiskt söker vi systematiskt kartlägga och analysera hur konflikt med ursprung på landsbygden manifesteras i staden, och hur stadens politik och institutioner bidrar till att överbrygga eller polarisera etniska konflikter. Projektet använder en kombination av kvantitativ och kvalitativ metod. För att kartlägga generella mönster i hela Afrika söder om Sahara genomför vi kvantitativa studier som bygger på geografiskt disaggregerad tidsvarierande data om etniskt våld i rurala och urbana områden. För att bättre förstå de mekanismer varigenom urbanisering överbryggar eller förvärrar etnisk konflikt, genomför vi djupgående fallstudier i tre afrikanska städer – Kampala (Uganda), Lagos (Nigeria) and Nairobi (Kenya) – inklusive en enkätstudie med migranter i en av fallstäderna.Urban säkerhet står i centrum för internationella diskussioner om hur fred och utveckling kan främjas i världen och är en fråga som engagerar både lokala och internationella aktörer. Etniska konflikter i staden sätter ekonomisk och demokratisk utveckling på spel, inte bara lokalt, utan även nationellt. För att förhindra och lösa våld som uppstår på grund av etniska konflikter krävs emellertid en förståelse för våldets drivkrafter. Vår forskning sätter fokus både på faktorer som rör migration, politiska dynamiker och viktiga samhälleliga institutioner och kan därför bidra till att stärka åtgärderna för konfliktprevention och konfliktlösning.</narrative>
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        <narrative>The researchers involved in the project have collected new data in the cities under study. This involves qualitative data (interviews and focus groups) as well as a survey (n=800) conducted in Nairobi. In line with the ethical and data protection procedures of the project, qualitative data is not shared with anyone outside the project team. However, the aggregated survey data will be made available as replication data in connection to publication.</narrative>
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      <narrative>9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Program on Governance and Local Development (GLD) proposes a collaborative research project aimed at understanding the drivers of variation in public goods provision within and across three African countries: Malawi, Tanzania, and Zambia. Researchers from GLD, Malawi, Tanzania and Zambia will prepare and implement projects based on novel survey data that GLD is collecting in ongoing research projects on social institutions, urbanization and local governance. GLD will provide training in survey analysis, and our in-country partners will provide grounded understanding and expertise on governance dynamics in their countries. All partners will engage in data analyses, writing academic articles and conference presentations. The collaboration proceeds as follows: 1) International project leaders based at research institutions in the three collaboration countries invite applications by junior scholars to participate in the research collaboration (January-February 2019); 2) the international project leaders and GLD team select two applicants from each country (March 2019): 3) all participants convene in a workshop to explore GLD data and develop research designs (July 2019); 4) all team members will implement research projects, conducting additional fieldwork as necessary (August-December 2019); 5) team members meet in exchange visits to work jointly on finalizing analyses and writing (January-March 2020); 6) participants present research at GLD’s Annual Conference (June 2020).</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det föreslagna projektet ämnar undersöka urbaniseringens inverkan på hur olika samhällsinstitutioner (system av sociala normer och regler som skapar mänskliga beteendemönster) påverkar kvaliteten av offentlig tjänsteleverans i Malawi, Zambia och Tanzania. För att identifiera relevanta samhällsinstitutioner i en kontext där människor med olika traditioner möts, samt samhällsinstitutionernas samverkan med politiska institutioner och deras konsekvenserna för tjänsteleverans, föreslår GLD ett samarbete med lokala forskningsprogram i dessa tre länder. GLD vill därigenom utveckla kontextuellt relevanta teorier om lokal tjänsteleverans, samt skapa varaktiga samarbeten med forskningsinstitutioner i Malawi, Zambia och Tanzania för att främja kontinuerligt lärande och utbyte av idéer inom urbanisering och samhällsinstitutioner.    Forskarlag från GLD, Malawi, Zambia och Tanzania kommer att förbereda och genomföra projekt som bygger på originell data från pågående forskningsprojekt om sociala institutioner, urbanisering och lokal samhällsstyrning. GLD kommer att tillhandahålla träning i enkätanalys medan de Malawiska, Tanzaniska och Zambiska samarbetsparterna bidrar med lokalkännedom och expertis om styrningsdynamiker i respektive länder. Samtliga parter kommer att arbeta med dataanalys, producera vetenskapliga artiklar och ge presentationer vid internationella konferenser.Samarbetet kommer att ske i sex stadier: 1) Internationella projektledare baserade vid forskningsinstitutioner i de tre samarbetsländerna delar med sig utav LGPI-verktyget och bjuder in forskarassistenter till att ansöka om att delta i samarbetet (Januari-Februari 2019); 2) de internationella projektledarna och GLD-teamet väljer ut två sökanden från varje land (Mars 2019); 3) samtliga deltagare samlas för en workshop för att utforska GLD-datan och arbeta fram forskningsdesigner (Juli 2019); 4) alla lagmedlemmar implementerar forskningsprojekt och fältarbete där detta är nödvändigt (Augusti-December 2019); 5) lagmedlemmarna träffas genom utbytesbesök för att samarbeta med att slutföra analyser och skrivande (Januari-Mars 2020); 6) deltagarna presenterar forskningen vid GLDs årliga konferens (Juni 2020).Genom att identifiera och undersöka samhällsinstitutioners påverkan i samband med urbanisering kommer det föreslagna projektet att generera viktiga insikter för att förbättra samhällsstyrning och tillhandahållande av tjänster i utvecklingsländer. I och med ökade resurser till lokala styrande organ till följd av decentraliseringsreformer är realiserandet av de globala målen för hållbar utveckling (identifierade av FN; inkluderar mål relaterade till att minska fattigdom, säkra tillgång på mat, hälsa och välbefinnande, god utbildning för alla och rent vatten och sanitet) i hög utsträckning beroende av dessa organs förmåga att effektivt allokera resurser och tillhandahålla tjänster.Utöver projektets vetenskapliga bidrag ser GLD att detta samarbete har potential att ha en positiv inverkan på fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling, då projektet är centralt för att utveckla nya policyverktyg för att bekämpa fattigdom och bidra till hållbar utveckling. Projektet kommer att ge en ökad förståelse av de drivande mekanismerna bakom lokal samhällsstyrning, samt bidra till att utveckla och stärka de Svenska, Malawiska, Tanzaniska och Zambiska forskningsmiljöerna. De kollaborativa workshopsen som föreslås kommer att utveckla forskningsmetoder och identifiera kritiska ämnesområden. Kapacitetsuppbyggnad av de lokala samarbetspartnernas analytiska färdigheter och tillgången till ny unik data kommer att ge oss en bättre förståelse av sociala, ekonomiska och politiska utmaningar på lokalnivå i de tre länderna. Tillsammans bidrar detta till forskning som är bättre grundad i lokala realiteter och som kan ta sig an de kontextuellt specifika utmaningar som hållbar utveckling står inför.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Program on Governance and Local Development (GLD) proposes a collaborative research project aimed at understanding the drivers of variation in public goods provision within and across three African countries: Malawi, Tanzania, and Zambia. Researchers from GLD, Malawi, Tanzania and Zambia will prepare and implement projects based on novel survey data that GLD is collecting in ongoing research projects on social institutions, urbanization and local governance. GLD will provide training in survey analysis, and our in-country partners will provide grounded understanding and expertise on governance dynamics in their countries. All partners will engage in data analyses, writing academic articles and conference presentations. The collaboration proceeds as follows: 1) International project leaders based at research institutions in the three collaboration countries invite applications by junior scholars to participate in the research collaboration (January-February 2019); 2) the international project leaders and GLD team select two applicants from each country (March 2019): 3) all participants convene in a workshop to explore GLD data and develop research designs (July 2019); 4) all team members will implement research projects, conducting additional fieldwork as necessary (August-December 2019); 5) team members meet in exchange visits to work jointly on finalizing analyses and writing (January-March 2020); 6) participants present research at GLD’s Annual Conference (June 2020).</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det föreslagna projektet ämnar undersöka urbaniseringens inverkan på hur olika samhällsinstitutioner (system av sociala normer och regler som skapar mänskliga beteendemönster) påverkar kvaliteten av offentlig tjänsteleverans i Malawi, Zambia och Tanzania. För att identifiera relevanta samhällsinstitutioner i en kontext där människor med olika traditioner möts, samt samhällsinstitutionernas samverkan med politiska institutioner och deras konsekvenserna för tjänsteleverans, föreslår GLD ett samarbete med lokala forskningsprogram i dessa tre länder. GLD vill därigenom utveckla kontextuellt relevanta teorier om lokal tjänsteleverans, samt skapa varaktiga samarbeten med forskningsinstitutioner i Malawi, Zambia och Tanzania för att främja kontinuerligt lärande och utbyte av idéer inom urbanisering och samhällsinstitutioner.    Forskarlag från GLD, Malawi, Zambia och Tanzania kommer att förbereda och genomföra projekt som bygger på originell data från pågående forskningsprojekt om sociala institutioner, urbanisering och lokal samhällsstyrning. GLD kommer att tillhandahålla träning i enkätanalys medan de Malawiska, Tanzaniska och Zambiska samarbetsparterna bidrar med lokalkännedom och expertis om styrningsdynamiker i respektive länder. Samtliga parter kommer att arbeta med dataanalys, producera vetenskapliga artiklar och ge presentationer vid internationella konferenser.Samarbetet kommer att ske i sex stadier: 1) Internationella projektledare baserade vid forskningsinstitutioner i de tre samarbetsländerna delar med sig utav LGPI-verktyget och bjuder in forskarassistenter till att ansöka om att delta i samarbetet (Januari-Februari 2019); 2) de internationella projektledarna och GLD-teamet väljer ut två sökanden från varje land (Mars 2019); 3) samtliga deltagare samlas för en workshop för att utforska GLD-datan och arbeta fram forskningsdesigner (Juli 2019); 4) alla lagmedlemmar implementerar forskningsprojekt och fältarbete där detta är nödvändigt (Augusti-December 2019); 5) lagmedlemmarna träffas genom utbytesbesök för att samarbeta med att slutföra analyser och skrivande (Januari-Mars 2020); 6) deltagarna presenterar forskningen vid GLDs årliga konferens (Juni 2020).Genom att identifiera och undersöka samhällsinstitutioners påverkan i samband med urbanisering kommer det föreslagna projektet att generera viktiga insikter för att förbättra samhällsstyrning och tillhandahållande av tjänster i utvecklingsländer. I och med ökade resurser till lokala styrande organ till följd av decentraliseringsreformer är realiserandet av de globala målen för hållbar utveckling (identifierade av FN; inkluderar mål relaterade till att minska fattigdom, säkra tillgång på mat, hälsa och välbefinnande, god utbildning för alla och rent vatten och sanitet) i hög utsträckning beroende av dessa organs förmåga att effektivt allokera resurser och tillhandahålla tjänster.Utöver projektets vetenskapliga bidrag ser GLD att detta samarbete har potential att ha en positiv inverkan på fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling, då projektet är centralt för att utveckla nya policyverktyg för att bekämpa fattigdom och bidra till hållbar utveckling. Projektet kommer att ge en ökad förståelse av de drivande mekanismerna bakom lokal samhällsstyrning, samt bidra till att utveckla och stärka de Svenska, Malawiska, Tanzaniska och Zambiska forskningsmiljöerna. De kollaborativa workshopsen som föreslås kommer att utveckla forskningsmetoder och identifiera kritiska ämnesområden. Kapacitetsuppbyggnad av de lokala samarbetspartnernas analytiska färdigheter och tillgången till ny unik data kommer att ge oss en bättre förståelse av sociala, ekonomiska och politiska utmaningar på lokalnivå i de tre länderna. Tillsammans bidrar detta till forskning som är bättre grundad i lokala realiteter och som kan ta sig an de kontextuellt specifika utmaningar som hållbar utveckling står inför.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Göteborgs universitet</narrative>
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      <narrative>9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The aim of this collaborative project is to further develop a network of researchers, clinicians, policy makers and others to ensure access to safe and comprehensive abortion care (CAC), including post abortion care (PAC) and provision of effective and acceptable post abortion contraception to reduce maternal mortality and morbidity from unplanned pregnancy and unsafe abortions in Uganda. Our previous study confirms the efficacy of PAC provided by midwives in 1st trimester pregnancy. An on-going trial will provide the evidence for safe medical management of 2nd trimester PAC. The network led by researchers from Karolinska Institutet-Makerere University and the planned activities will provide a platform for implementation of evidence to practice by i) task shifting to midlevel providers in PAC, ii) by evaluating telemedicine provision of CAC and, iii) by providing information on the safety, efficacy and acceptability of post PAC provision of intrauterine contraception. Close collaboration between partner-researchers will facilitate study planning, implementation, analysis and dissemination to relevant stakeholders. Throughout the study period, in-service training of medical management in CAC, PAC and provision of intrauterine contraception will be held, and workshops and policy dialogues with stakeholders will help to tailor-make service guidelines and to lobby for inclusion of CAC in policy. Dissemination seminars will be held in 2019 and 2020</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet syftar till att bygga vidare på ett nyligen etablerat nätverk av forskare från Uganda och Sverige för att implementera evidensbaserad abortvård (engelska; comprehensive abortion care, CAC) vilket även inkluderar behandling av ofullständig abort som kan bero på missfall eller inducerad abort så kallad post abortion care (PAC) samt öka tillgång till effektiva preventivmedel efter PAC. Varje år mister cirka 100000 kvinnor I världen livet till följd av osäkra aborter eller avsaknad av preventivmedel. De allra flesta, 97% av alla osäkra aborter utförs i Afrika på grund av restriktiva abortlagar, brist på utbildad personal, stigma och användning av icke-evidensbaserade metoder. Genom ökad tillgång till CAC kan dessa dödsfall förhindras.Vår forskargrupp har successivt utvecklat medicinsk abortbehandling från den första innovationen till en säker, effektiv och av brukarna väl accepterad metod. I Sverige väljer 90 % medicinsk abort eftersom risker förknippade med aborten minimeras, kvinnans autonomi och hennes (samt hennes eventuella partners) konkreta delaktighet ökar och behandlingen upplevs som mer naturlig. För kvinnor som saknar tillgång till säker abortvård kan möjligheten till rådgivning och egenbehandling genom telemedicin (via internet) få enorm betydelse för att förhindra osäkra aborter.Projektet kommer att definiera kunskapsluckor, planera kliniska prövningar och baserat på resultaten, implementera evidensbaserad kunskap i klinisk praxis I Uganda och liknande kontexter. Detta genom uppdaterade riktlinjer och utbildningsprogram för att öka tillgången till CAC på lägsta möjliga nivå inom sjukvårdssystemen. De planerade aktiviteterna fokuserar på att förebygga konsekvenserna av osäkra aborter och inkluderar; Task shifting vilket innebär ett skifte av vård utförd av läkare till barnmorskor eller till kvinnor själva. Traditionellt utförs PAC med kirurgiska metoder. Våra tidigare studier i Uganda har lett till en medicinsk behandling av ofullständiga aborter i 1a trimestern genom användning av misoprostol (abortpiller). Denna behandling kan utföras av barnmorskor inom primärvården, där tillgång till läkare och kirurgisk behandling ofta saknas. De allra flesta komplikationer och dödsfall efter osäkra aborter sker dock i senare graviditeter, under 2a trimestern.Kirurgisk behandling vid 2a trimester PAC är komplicerad och görs ofta med osäkra metoder av oerfaren vårdpersonal. Vi har visat att medicinsk behandling är effektiv även i 2a trimestern vilket innebär att behandlingen potentiellt kan utföras av barnmorskor på distriktnivå.Förebyggande av osäkra aborter genom att öka tillgängligheten till säker behandling genom telemedicin. På detta sätt ökas kvinnors autonomi och kontroll och risken för osäkra ingrepp och behandingar minskar.Innnovativa ideer för att möjliggöra “quickstart” av effektiva och accepterade preventivmedel efter PAC. Projektet syftar till att bidra med evidens för förenklade möjligheter att använda de mest effektiva långverkande reversibla preventivmetoderna för att ge kvinnor ökad möjlighet att förebygga oönskade graviditeter.För framgångsrik implementering av forskningsresultat är det viktigt att involvera intressenter i ett tidigt skede, samt nå ut till målgruppen genom att använda etablerade verktyg för kunskapsöverföring. Projektet kommer att utföras i samarbete med Ugandas hälsoministerie samt engagera samarbetspartners vid WHO. Projektet tar avstamp i gruppens tidigare forskning för att skapa intresse och initiera strategiskt arbete, utbildning och påverkansarbete från start. Medverkande Ugandiska forskare och kliniker kommer öka projektets genomförbarhet och sörja för kommunikation med intressenter. Policy-dialoger, workshops och utbildningar planeras.Resultatet av studierna kan bidra till minskad mödradödlighet och sjuklighet dels genom utveckling av bättre tillgång till säker abortvård och genom att förebygga oönskade graviditeter. Förutom individuella effekter på kvinnors hälsa kan resultaten även ge positiva effekter inom hälsosystemet genom färre vårdsökande kvinnor på grund av osäkra aborter och genom bättre allokering av vårdpersonal och genom minskad stigma (genom ökad kunskap). För att se förändring måste transformering av resultat till policy och riktlinjer ges stor vikt. Resultaten kommer att publiceras i vetenskapliga tidskrifter samt delges politiker, forskare och andra intressenter i samband med konferenser samt workshops planerade inom ramen för projektet.</narrative>
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        <narrative>Creation of a network for providers of postabortion care in Uganda and the Region.Training of health care providers in PAC. Development of clinical guidelines.Policy dialogue. Identification of gaps.Planning of research.Joint research grant applications.</narrative>
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    <iati-identifier>SE-0-SE-29-2018-04519-1</iati-identifier>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>Bringing evidence into practice to increase provision of comprehensive abortion care</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Från evidens till praktik -  ökad tillgång till säker och effektiv abortvård</narrative>
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      <narrative>The aim of this collaborative project is to further develop a network of researchers, clinicians, policy makers and others to ensure access to safe and comprehensive abortion care (CAC), including post abortion care (PAC) and provision of effective and acceptable post abortion contraception to reduce maternal mortality and morbidity from unplanned pregnancy and unsafe abortions in Uganda. Our previous study confirms the efficacy of PAC provided by midwives in 1st trimester pregnancy. An on-going trial will provide the evidence for safe medical management of 2nd trimester PAC. The network led by researchers from Karolinska Institutet-Makerere University and the planned activities will provide a platform for implementation of evidence to practice by i) task shifting to midlevel providers in PAC, ii) by evaluating telemedicine provision of CAC and, iii) by providing information on the safety, efficacy and acceptability of post PAC provision of intrauterine contraception. Close collaboration between partner-researchers will facilitate study planning, implementation, analysis and dissemination to relevant stakeholders. Throughout the study period, in-service training of medical management in CAC, PAC and provision of intrauterine contraception will be held, and workshops and policy dialogues with stakeholders will help to tailor-make service guidelines and to lobby for inclusion of CAC in policy. Dissemination seminars will be held in 2019 and 2020</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet syftar till att bygga vidare på ett nyligen etablerat nätverk av forskare från Uganda och Sverige för att implementera evidensbaserad abortvård (engelska; comprehensive abortion care, CAC) vilket även inkluderar behandling av ofullständig abort som kan bero på missfall eller inducerad abort så kallad post abortion care (PAC) samt öka tillgång till effektiva preventivmedel efter PAC. Varje år mister cirka 100000 kvinnor I världen livet till följd av osäkra aborter eller avsaknad av preventivmedel. De allra flesta, 97% av alla osäkra aborter utförs i Afrika på grund av restriktiva abortlagar, brist på utbildad personal, stigma och användning av icke-evidensbaserade metoder. Genom ökad tillgång till CAC kan dessa dödsfall förhindras.Vår forskargrupp har successivt utvecklat medicinsk abortbehandling från den första innovationen till en säker, effektiv och av brukarna väl accepterad metod. I Sverige väljer 90 % medicinsk abort eftersom risker förknippade med aborten minimeras, kvinnans autonomi och hennes (samt hennes eventuella partners) konkreta delaktighet ökar och behandlingen upplevs som mer naturlig. För kvinnor som saknar tillgång till säker abortvård kan möjligheten till rådgivning och egenbehandling genom telemedicin (via internet) få enorm betydelse för att förhindra osäkra aborter.Projektet kommer att definiera kunskapsluckor, planera kliniska prövningar och baserat på resultaten, implementera evidensbaserad kunskap i klinisk praxis I Uganda och liknande kontexter. Detta genom uppdaterade riktlinjer och utbildningsprogram för att öka tillgången till CAC på lägsta möjliga nivå inom sjukvårdssystemen. De planerade aktiviteterna fokuserar på att förebygga konsekvenserna av osäkra aborter och inkluderar; Task shifting vilket innebär ett skifte av vård utförd av läkare till barnmorskor eller till kvinnor själva. Traditionellt utförs PAC med kirurgiska metoder. Våra tidigare studier i Uganda har lett till en medicinsk behandling av ofullständiga aborter i 1a trimestern genom användning av misoprostol (abortpiller). Denna behandling kan utföras av barnmorskor inom primärvården, där tillgång till läkare och kirurgisk behandling ofta saknas. De allra flesta komplikationer och dödsfall efter osäkra aborter sker dock i senare graviditeter, under 2a trimestern.Kirurgisk behandling vid 2a trimester PAC är komplicerad och görs ofta med osäkra metoder av oerfaren vårdpersonal. Vi har visat att medicinsk behandling är effektiv även i 2a trimestern vilket innebär att behandlingen potentiellt kan utföras av barnmorskor på distriktnivå.Förebyggande av osäkra aborter genom att öka tillgängligheten till säker behandling genom telemedicin. På detta sätt ökas kvinnors autonomi och kontroll och risken för osäkra ingrepp och behandingar minskar.Innnovativa ideer för att möjliggöra “quickstart” av effektiva och accepterade preventivmedel efter PAC. Projektet syftar till att bidra med evidens för förenklade möjligheter att använda de mest effektiva långverkande reversibla preventivmetoderna för att ge kvinnor ökad möjlighet att förebygga oönskade graviditeter.För framgångsrik implementering av forskningsresultat är det viktigt att involvera intressenter i ett tidigt skede, samt nå ut till målgruppen genom att använda etablerade verktyg för kunskapsöverföring. Projektet kommer att utföras i samarbete med Ugandas hälsoministerie samt engagera samarbetspartners vid WHO. Projektet tar avstamp i gruppens tidigare forskning för att skapa intresse och initiera strategiskt arbete, utbildning och påverkansarbete från start. Medverkande Ugandiska forskare och kliniker kommer öka projektets genomförbarhet och sörja för kommunikation med intressenter. Policy-dialoger, workshops och utbildningar planeras.Resultatet av studierna kan bidra till minskad mödradödlighet och sjuklighet dels genom utveckling av bättre tillgång till säker abortvård och genom att förebygga oönskade graviditeter. Förutom individuella effekter på kvinnors hälsa kan resultaten även ge positiva effekter inom hälsosystemet genom färre vårdsökande kvinnor på grund av osäkra aborter och genom bättre allokering av vårdpersonal och genom minskad stigma (genom ökad kunskap). För att se förändring måste transformering av resultat till policy och riktlinjer ges stor vikt. Resultaten kommer att publiceras i vetenskapliga tidskrifter samt delges politiker, forskare och andra intressenter i samband med konferenser samt workshops planerade inom ramen för projektet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <participating-org type="80" role="2" crs-channel-code="51000">
      <narrative>Karolinska Institutet</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-29" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>The Swedish Research Council</narrative>
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    <participating-org type="80" role="4" crs-channel-code="51000">
      <narrative>Karolinska Institutet</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="4" iso-date="2022-12-31" />
    <activity-date type="2" iso-date="2019-01-01" />
    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2020-12-31" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2019-01-01" />
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program.</narrative>
      <narrative>3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes.</narrative>
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    <tag code="5.6" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser.</narrative>
    </tag>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="4" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="2">
      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="10" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="11" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disability</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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    <default-tied-status code="4" />
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      <period-end iso-date="2019-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2019-01-01">393600</value>
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      <period-end iso-date="2020-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2020-01-01">393600</value>
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2018-11-30" />
      <value value-date="2018-11-30">787200</value>
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        <narrative>Karolinska Institutet</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="2" code="130" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="13020" />
      <recipient-country code="UG" />
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2019-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2019-01-28">393600</value>
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        <narrative>Karolinska Institutet</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="13020" />
      <recipient-country code="UG" />
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2020-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2020-01-28">393600</value>
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        <narrative>Karolinska Institutet</narrative>
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      <recipient-country code="UG" />
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    <iati-identifier>SE-0-SE-29-2018-04669_3</iati-identifier>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>Climate sensitivity and reforestation of tropical trees</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Tropiska träds klimatkänslighet och skogsåterplantering</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Is climate change pushing tropical trees towards climatic limits beyond which their vitality and survival decline? The present project addresses this important and unsolved question, with the overall aim to define the sensitivity of tropical tree species to heat and drought and to provide maps with tree plantation recommendations to relevant stakeholders in Rwanda and beyond. We will determine the functional tree traits (structural, hydraulic, physiological, biochemical) controlling tree vitality and survival in multi-species plantations established at three sites in Rwanda, “the land of thousand hills”. The sites exhibit large natural variation in precipitation and temperature, and experimental manipulations of water supply (irrigation, rainfall exclusion) will be imposed at each site. A multi-trait model of drought- and heat-induced tree mortality will be derived based on data from the experimental sites, and evaluated using independent data from additional sites with larger trees. Based on this model, we will produce and deliver maps with tree plantation recommendations to relevant stakeholders in Rwanda and the region. The scientific significance of the project is to address critical knowledge gaps regarding the causes of drought- and/or heat-induced mortality in tropical trees. The proposed project contributes to capacity building at Rwandan institutions, which will promote science-based and sustainable climate change adaptation in a low-income African country.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Tropiska regnskogar är jordens mest artrika och produktiva ekosystemtyp (biom) och spelar en viktig roll för vår planets biodiversitet och klimat. Trots det vet vi förhållandevis lite om deras känslighet för pågående klimatförändringar. Ökad dödlighet under ovanligt varma och torra år (s.k. El Niño-år) tyder på att tropiska träd är mycket klimatkänsliga, men kunskapen om vilka processer som styr detta är begränsad. I många tropiska områden har stora arealer skog försvunnit och omvandlats till odlings- och betesmark. Detta leder till problem med erosion, biodiversitetsförlust, och ett varmare och torrare klimat. På många håll försöker man därför återplantera skog. Det finns då flera fördelar med att använda naturligt förekommande arter eftersom dessa oftast konsumerar mindre vatten och har högre biodiversitet och lägre risk för sjukdomsangrepp än exotiska snabbväxande arter (ofta Eucalyptus). En osäkerhetsfaktor som hämmar hållbar plantering av inhemska tropiska trädarter är att vi vet så lite om deras klimatkänslighet. Det övergripande syftet med detta projekt är att ta reda på vilka egenskaper och mekanismer som styr hur torrare och varmare förhållanden påverkar vitalitet och överlevnad hos olika tropiska trädarter. Baserat på denna kunskap kommer vi att ta fram kartor med rekommendationer för vilka inhemska trädarter som är lämpliga för plantering i olika delar av Rwanda, ett tätt befolkat och fattigt land där skogsåterplantering måste ske i samklang med jordbruket. I det här projektet studerar vi 5400 träd tillhörande 20 tropiska trädarter som naturligt växer i bergsregnskog eller i övergången mellan regnskog och savann i Rwanda, ”the land of thousand hills”. Vi använder planteringar på tre platser med stor variation i höjd över havet (1300-2400 m), nederbörd (850-1750 mm) och temperatur (14-21 °C). De högst belägna platserna ligger i bergsregnskog medan de lägsta ligger i områden som naturligt domineras av buskvegetation och som är varmare och torrare än de utvalda trädarternas naturliga miljöer. Ett steg nedåt i höjd för en viss art representerar ett möjligt framtida klimatscenarium (global uppvärmning). På tre platser kommer vi att manipulera vattentillgången genom att bevattna och/eller skärma av nederbörd; detta för att kunna separera effekter av temperatur och nederbörd. På alla platser kommer vi att plantera både så kallade pionjärarter (arter som snabbt kan kolonisera nya områden) och klimaxarter (arter som dominerar i skogar utan störningar). Vi kommer att studera 16 strukturella, hydrauliska, fysiologiska och biokemiska egenskaper som potentiellt styr hur trädens vitalitet och överlevnad påverkas av minskad vattentillgång och ökad temperatur. Trädens förmåga att anpassa dessa egenskaper till ett förändrat klimat kommer att bestämmas. Utifrån signifikanta samband mellan olika funktionella egenskaper och trädens känslighet för låg nederbörd och hög temperatur kommer en modell att tas fram som kan förutsäga tropiska träds klimatkänslighet utifrån kunskap om deras funktionella egenskaper. Modellen kommer att utvärderas med hjälp av oberoende mortalitetsdata från planteringar med större träd i olika delar av Rwanda. Eftersom modellen är egenskaps-baserad kommer den att kunna appliceras på andra arter än de som ingått i detta projekts planteringar. Inom projektet kommer modellen därför kunna användas för att ta fram kartor med rekommendationer för vilka inhemska trädarter som är lämpliga för plantering i olika delar av Rwanda. Projektet är ett samarbete mellan Göteborgs Universitet, University of Rwanda och Rwanda Agriculture Board som sedan flera år har ett samarbete inom skogsforskning, där även lärarutbyte och handledning av doktorander och studenter ingår. Projektet kommer att ta fram ny kunskap om olika tropiska trädarters klimatkänslighet och vilka underliggande trädegenskaper och mekanismer som styr denna. Dessutom kommer projektet att generera kartor med rekommendationer över vilka trädarter som är lämpliga för plantering i olika delar av landet. Dessa kartor kommer att levereras till relevanta Rwandiska avnämare, såsom ”Rwanda Forest and Water Institute” och ”Ministry of Natural Resources”. De kommer även att kommuniceras till avnämare i andra länder i regionen. Ett annat viktigt mål för projektet är att fortsätta bygga upp kompetensen inom skogsforskning i Rwanda, vilket gynnar forskningsbaserad och långsiktig klimatanpassning i ett fattigt land i Afrika.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Swedish Research Council</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 546 44 000</telephone>
      <email>vetenskapsradet@vr.se</email>
      <website>www.vr.se</website>
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      <narrative>Rwanda</narrative>
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    <sector code="31282" vocabulary="1" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Forestry research</narrative>
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    <sector code="312" vocabulary="2" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Forestry</narrative>
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      <narrative>Climate sensitivity and reforestation of tropical trees</narrative>
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      <narrative>Is climate change pushing tropical trees towards climatic limits beyond which their vitality and survival decline? The present project addresses this important and unsolved question, with the overall aim to define the sensitivity of tropical tree species to heat and drought and to provide maps with tree plantation recommendations to relevant stakeholders in Rwanda and beyond. We will determine the functional tree traits (structural, hydraulic, physiological, biochemical) controlling tree vitality and survival in multi-species plantations established at three sites in Rwanda, “the land of thousand hills”. The sites exhibit large natural variation in precipitation and temperature, and experimental manipulations of water supply (irrigation, rainfall exclusion) will be imposed at each site. A multi-trait model of drought- and heat-induced tree mortality will be derived based on data from the experimental sites, and evaluated using independent data from additional sites with larger trees. Based on this model, we will produce and deliver maps with tree plantation recommendations to relevant stakeholders in Rwanda and the region. The scientific significance of the project is to address critical knowledge gaps regarding the causes of drought- and/or heat-induced mortality in tropical trees. The proposed project contributes to capacity building at Rwandan institutions, which will promote science-based and sustainable climate change adaptation in a low-income African country.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The military as an ´agent of change´ for gender-relations in post-conflict societies? - evidence from Mali and Liberia</narrative>
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      <narrative>This research proposal sets out to critically examine how the military institution could function as an ‘agent of change’ in terms of gender relations in post-conflict societies. It focuses on the role of gender in military reforms in two post-conflict states: Liberia and Mali. The innovativeness of the project lies in its paradox: viewing a conservative, patriarchal and masculine institution as a potential driver for gender equality in post-conflict societies. The project spans over three levels of analysis: taking off at a micro-level, the project adopts a military sociology perspective to analyze individual gender relations within the military institution through interviews and observation. Stepping up to a meso-level, studying the role of gender in post-conflict militaries, will enable comparisons and generalizations on an institutional level. Finally, on a macro-level, the project examines how the reform of the military in a post-conflict society could contribute to transform existing gendered hierarchies through the empowerment of women, thereby contributing to creating a gender-just peace. The project adds a new and under-researched perspective of the military as not only an institution characterized by continuity, conservatism and hierarchy, but also as a potential ‘agent of change’ for gender relations in a post-conflict society. It will generate new theoretical and empirical insights of utmost relevance when it comes to achieving sustainable peace and developmenet</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">I länder som drabbats av väpnad konflikt är reformer av säkerhetshetssektorn ofta en del av fredsprocessen. Dels genomförs dessa reformer för att befolkningen ska få en ny tilltro till statliga aktörer med ett våldsmonopol, såsom polis och militär, dels genomförs de för att dessa institutioner effektivt ska kunna bidra till ett fredligt samhälle som styrs av transparens, ansvarsutkrävande och rättstatens principer. En aspekt av dessa reformer innebär att den militära institutionen öppnas upp för att inkludera underrepresenterade grupper inom armén, för att bättre återspegla samhällets mångfald. Tidigare forskning har påvisat att militären kan karakteriseras som en sluten, konservativ och starkt maskulin institution som har svårt för att acceptera förändringar och mångfald. Den spänning och utmaning som genusreformer av militären innebär ligger till grund för det föreslagna projektet som analyserar hur integrering av både genus- och jämställdhetsperspektiv fungerar i två konfliktdrabbade stater: Mali och Liberia.  Om man lyckas skapa mer jämställda relationer mellan kvinnor och män inom en konservativ och maskulin institution som militären, finns det möjlighet att överföra lärdomar från en sådan process till samhället i stort, där militären skulle kunna fungera som en förebild och en drivande aktör för ett mer jämställt samhälle. Forskning har redan tidigare visat att ett jämställt samhälle, där kvinnor och män har samma rättigheter och möjligheter, är en förutsättning för hållbar fred och utveckling. För ett konfliktdrabbat land bör just jämställdhet därför vara en av de första prioriteringarna i en hållbar fredsprocess. Det underliggande antagandet för detta projekt är därför att den reformerade och konfliktdrabbade militären skulle kunna fungera som en aktör för förändring av genusrelationer mellan kvinnor och män, inte bara inom armén, men även inom samhället i stort. Detta projekt studerar hur de konfliktdrabbade länderna Mali och Liberia har integrerat genus- och jämställdhetsperspektiv i sina militära institutioner. Genus förstås här som sociala konstruktioner av kön och avser förväntningar på, eller normer för, hur män och kvinnor bör bete sig. Detta projekt fokuserar både på genusintegration, och integration av kvinnor i armén mer specifikt. Fokuset på kvinnor beror på att just kvinnor är kraftigt underrepresenterade i militärer världen över, och som en konsekvens av detta är dessa institutioner starkt maskulina, i den bemärkelse att så kallade "maskulina egenskaper" som förknippas främst med män. Därmed tenderar sådant som fysisk styrka, mod, aggressivitet och rationalitet att priviligieras och lyftas fram före så kallade "feminina egenskaper" såsom empati, kommunikation och omtanke. Kvinnor har därför ofta upplevt könsbaserad diskriminering inom militära institutioner och sällan åtnjutit samma status och militära identitet som sina manliga kollegor. Reformer av den militära institutionen efter konflikt innebär en möjlighet att ändra på tidigare inlärda beteenden och sedvänjor och därmed även lägga grunden för en mer jämlik institution där både män och kvinnor får ta plats och där jämställdhetsperspektiv prioriteras. Vi avser att på mikro- meso- och makronivå studera förändringar av hur genus konstrueras i roller, praktiker och normer. Med avstamp på individ- och gruppnivå inom militären i Mali och Liberia, kartlägger vi i vilken utsträckning man har lyckats med att skapa genusintegration och jämställdhet inom den reformerade militären. På basis av dessa resultat går vi vidare och undersöker om dessa förändringar avspeglas på meso- och makronivå i respektive samhälle. Om vi ser att de förändrade genusmönsten på mikronivå återspeglas på högre nivå i samhället, kan vi dra slutsatser om att förändringar i genusstrukturer inom militären också kan påverka genusrelationer i samhället i stort. Denna studie är explorativ och använder olika kvalitativa tekniker för att spåra förändringar gällande genusintegrering och jämställdhet. Vi använder oss av semistrukturerade intervjuer med individer och fokusgrupper. Därutöver kommer vi att bedriva deltagande observationer på militärbaser i Mali och Liberia. Ett stort skriftligt material, bestående av allt ifrån policydokument, konstitutioner, "White papers" och förhandlingsprotokoll kommer även att granskas för att spåra möjliga förändringar i militärens och samhällets genusstrukturer från mikro-till makronivå.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">I länder som drabbats av väpnad konflikt är reformer av säkerhetshetssektorn ofta en del av fredsprocessen. Dels genomförs dessa reformer för att befolkningen ska få en ny tilltro till statliga aktörer med ett våldsmonopol, såsom polis och militär, dels genomförs de för att dessa institutioner effektivt ska kunna bidra till ett fredligt samhälle som styrs av transparens, ansvarsutkrävande och rättstatens principer. En aspekt av dessa reformer innebär att den militära institutionen öppnas upp för att inkludera underrepresenterade grupper inom armén, för att bättre återspegla samhällets mångfald. Tidigare forskning har påvisat att militären kan karakteriseras som en sluten, konservativ och starkt maskulin institution som har svårt för att acceptera förändringar och mångfald. Den spänning och utmaning som genusreformer av militären innebär ligger till grund för det föreslagna projektet som analyserar hur integrering av både genus- och jämställdhetsperspektiv fungerar i två konfliktdrabbade stater: Mali och Liberia.  Om man lyckas skapa mer jämställda relationer mellan kvinnor och män inom en konservativ och maskulin institution som militären, finns det möjlighet att överföra lärdomar från en sådan process till samhället i stort, där militären skulle kunna fungera som en förebild och en drivande aktör för ett mer jämställt samhälle. Forskning har redan tidigare visat att ett jämställt samhälle, där kvinnor och män har samma rättigheter och möjligheter, är en förutsättning för hållbar fred och utveckling. För ett konfliktdrabbat land bör just jämställdhet därför vara en av de första prioriteringarna i en hållbar fredsprocess. Det underliggande antagandet för detta projekt är därför att den reformerade och konfliktdrabbade militären skulle kunna fungera som en aktör för förändring av genusrelationer mellan kvinnor och män, inte bara inom armén, men även inom samhället i stort. Detta projekt studerar hur de konfliktdrabbade länderna Mali och Liberia har integrerat genus- och jämställdhetsperspektiv i sina militära institutioner. Genus förstås här som sociala konstruktioner av kön och avser förväntningar på, eller normer för, hur män och kvinnor bör bete sig. Detta projekt fokuserar både på genusintegration, och integration av kvinnor i armén mer specifikt. Fokuset på kvinnor beror på att just kvinnor är kraftigt underrepresenterade i militärer världen över, och som en konsekvens av detta är dessa institutioner starkt maskulina, i den bemärkelse att så kallade "maskulina egenskaper" som förknippas främst med män. Därmed tenderar sådant som fysisk styrka, mod, aggressivitet och rationalitet att priviligieras och lyftas fram före så kallade "feminina egenskaper" såsom empati, kommunikation och omtanke. Kvinnor har därför ofta upplevt könsbaserad diskriminering inom militära institutioner och sällan åtnjutit samma status och militära identitet som sina manliga kollegor. Reformer av den militära institutionen efter konflikt innebär en möjlighet att ändra på tidigare inlärda beteenden och sedvänjor och därmed även lägga grunden för en mer jämlik institution där både män och kvinnor får ta plats och där jämställdhetsperspektiv prioriteras. Vi avser att på mikro- meso- och makronivå studera förändringar av hur genus konstrueras i roller, praktiker och normer. Med avstamp på individ- och gruppnivå inom militären i Mali och Liberia, kartlägger vi i vilken utsträckning man har lyckats med att skapa genusintegration och jämställdhet inom den reformerade militären. På basis av dessa resultat går vi vidare och undersöker om dessa förändringar avspeglas på meso- och makronivå i respektive samhälle. Om vi ser att de förändrade genusmönsten på mikronivå återspeglas på högre nivå i samhället, kan vi dra slutsatser om att förändringar i genusstrukturer inom militären också kan påverka genusrelationer i samhället i stort. Denna studie är explorativ och använder olika kvalitativa tekniker för att spåra förändringar gällande genusintegrering och jämställdhet. Vi använder oss av semistrukturerade intervjuer med individer och fokusgrupper. Därutöver kommer vi att bedriva deltagande observationer på militärbaser i Mali och Liberia. Ett stort skriftligt material, bestående av allt ifrån policydokument, konstitutioner, "White papers" och förhandlingsprotokoll kommer även att granskas för att spåra möjliga förändringar i militärens och samhällets genusstrukturer från mikro-till makronivå.</narrative>
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      <narrative>A research network will be set up with partners from Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan and Sweden to address how climate change driven water hazards (floods and droughts) impact on poor and vulnerable populations in communities in the eastern Nile basin countries. The result will provide guidance to policy and decision makers on how resilience can be strengthened in the affected communities. This will contribute to reduced poverty, strengthened resilience and improved security (livelihood, water, food and political) in the region. This in turn is likely to reduce the need for forced migration within and beyond the region.The research network will provide an important non-political science based dialogue platform among the eastern Nile basin countries, with the ability to balance the infected political dialogue linked to the Nile basin water resources. Swedish research and policy support on water diplomacy will be strengthened and the ability of Swedish actors to have tangible and positive influence on transboundary water dialogues in the Nile basin will be improved.The research will be implemented through a series of joint research planning and proposal writing meetings in the Nile basin and in Sweden (e.g participation in the World Water Week in Stockholm). The Research School on International Water Cooperation hosted by Uppsala university on behalf of the International Centre for Water Cooperation, a UNESCO category II centre housed by SIWI, will coordinate the research network.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det goda med enzymer och proteiner i människokroppen är att de kan utföra många reaktioner och styra livsviktiga processer såsom lagring och frigörelse av energi, andning, reproduktion och mycket annat. Till deras dåliga sidor hör att de inte alltid formerar sig till de naturliga tillstånd som är nödvändiga för deras funktion. I stället kan de bilda strukturer som leder till sjukdomar. Det finns mer än 30 oika sjukdomar som orsakas av sådana strukturellaförändringar i proteiner. Alzheimers sjukdom är en sådan neurodegenerativ sjukdom och svarar för 60-70% av demensfallen hos människor. Den förknippad med aggregation, dvs ihopklumpning, av s.k. amyloid betaprotein och tauprotein. Med sjukdomsutvecklingen störs kommunikationen mellan neuronerna i hjärnan av olösliga plack av betaproteiner. Ansamlingar av tauproteiner Inom neuronerna försvagar mikrostrukturerna och stör näringstransporten vilket leder till att neuronen dör. Det finns en stark korrelation mellan mängden amyloid beta och tau fibriller i hjärnan och Alzheimers sjukdom och genom att övervaka fibrill belastningen kan sjukdomsutvecklingen följas. Vanligen används PET-spårämnen för detta ändamål (positron emissions kameror). Problemet är att PET-spårämnen inte är specifika och att de har en begränsad bindningsförmåga genemot fibrillerna. En annan aspekt av Alzheimers sjukdom vi ämnar studera är möjligheten att utnyttja terapeutiska molekyler. Även om diagnos av Alzheimers sjukdom har varit lyckosam med hjälp av PET-spårämnen finns det ännu ingen medicin för att bota denna sjukdom. De tillgängliga medicinerna kan bara mildra symptomen förknippade med sjukdomen. Sålunda avser vi också studera möjligheten att lösa upp amyloid- och taufibrillerna med speciella ämnen som tillsätts så de kan elimineras från hjärnan. Även om det har rapporterats om flera fibrillförstörande molekyler i in-vitro experiment så förblir mekanismen för fibrillers lösningsförmåga oförstådd. Vår avsikt är här att ge insikt på mikroskopisk nivå som kan användas för rationell design av fibrillförstörande molekyler för terapeutiskt bruk. Förutom att bidra till diagnostiska PET-spårämnen och terapeutiska fibrillförstörande molekyler, avser detta projekt att bidra till förståelse av de mer fundamentala aspekterna av aggregation av amyloidbildande proteiner. Det finns många sådana proteiner,såsom amyloida betaprotein och tauprotein, synuklein, amylin, superoxiddismutas, Huntingtons protein och prionprotein som är kända för att vecka sig till sekundär betastrukturer som tenderara att aggregera. Vi avser alltså att utröna bakgrunden till sådana tendenser hos dessa proteiner att bilda aggregat. Dessutom, för att designa strukturbaserade PET-spårämen är det nödvändigt att känna till målfibrillets struktur. Förutom amyloid-betafibrillerna, är strukturerna inte kända vilket kan förklaras av de olösliga och icke-kristallina egenskaperna hos dessafibriller. Vi kommer att använda kraftfältsbaserade modeller för att beräkna strukturerna hos dessa fibriller. I synnerhet, för design av nya PET-spårämnen för tau-visualisering är detta nödvändigt. Därefter, för att testa specificiteten hos PET-spårämnen, behöver man studera deras växelverkan med andra fibriller. Fibrillstrukturerna som vi får från våra modellstudier av andra amyloidbildande proteiner kommer att användas för detta ändamål. Sammafattningsvis - vi kommer att bidra till alla tre aspekter av Alzheimers sjukdom, nämligen grunderna föraggregation, diagnos och terapi. Vi avser att studera processerna för aggregationsbildning av de amyloidbildande proteinerna och föreslå strukturer för deras oligomerer och fibriller. Genom att använda dessa strukturer, så ämnar vi designa målspecifika PET-spårämnen med hög affinitet. Vidare kommer vi att designa molekyler vilka kan användas för att lösa upp amyloid- och taufibriller som sedan kan frigöras från cellerna. För modellering av aggregaten använder vi oss av molekyldynamik. För beräkningen av bindningsaffiniteterna kommer tillförlitligheten hos nuvarande beräknigsverktyg för molekylär dockning och molekylmekanik, i kombination med kvantmekanik och s.k. generaliserad Born-area metod, att utvärderas och lämpliga förbättringar kommer att göras föra att öka deras noggrannhet och förutsägbarhet av experimentella konstanter. Vi tror att vårt projekt kan ge ett synligt bidrag till grundförståelse såväl som till praktiska resultat i form av mät-molekyler av relevans för Alzheimers sjukdom.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Development of optical biomarkers for high-throughput early-stage diagnostics of Alzheimers disease in developing countries</narrative>
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      <narrative>Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most disastrous neurodegenerative disorders and is connected with the deposition of amyloid beta plaques and neurofibrillary tangles (NFTs) composed of tau proteins in the brain. Currently, there are no drugs available for the treatment of this disease except those which treat the symptoms. With increased welfare and aging population Alzheimer’s disease shows a pandemic development also in the third world. There is an urgent need for efficient and cheap diagnostic tools that can be used in the field, outside main hospitals, to screen large populations. Positron Emission Tomography (PET) for brain imaging is currently the most commonly used diagnostic technique for Alzheimer’s disease, which, however, is very expensive and involves the exposure of the body to high energy radiation. It is also possible to diagnose the disease and monitor its progress by measuring the loads of amyloid beta plaques and NFTs in collected samples of the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Therefore, as an alternative to PET, one can use optical imaging biomarkers on collected samples of CSFs to estimate the population of amyloid andtau fibrils that are associated with AD. This requires only a cheap hand-held optical equipment. In this proposal, we aim to optimize optical fluorescent probes with high affinity and specificity for amyloid and tau fibrils and so to contribute to a high-throughput Alzheimer’s diagnostic tool for the developing countries.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det goda med enzymer och proteiner i människokroppen är att de kan utföra många reaktioner och styra livsviktiga processer såsom lagring och frigörelse av energi, andning, reproduktion och mycket annat. Till deras dåliga sidor hör att de inte alltid formerar sig till de naturliga tillstånd som är nödvändiga för deras funktion. I stället kan de bilda strukturer som leder till sjukdomar. Det finns mer än 30 oika sjukdomar som orsakas av sådana strukturellaförändringar i proteiner. Alzheimers sjukdom är en sådan neurodegenerativ sjukdom och svarar för 60-70% av demensfallen hos människor. Den förknippad med aggregation, dvs ihopklumpning, av s.k. amyloid betaprotein och tauprotein. Med sjukdomsutvecklingen störs kommunikationen mellan neuronerna i hjärnan av olösliga plack av betaproteiner. Ansamlingar av tauproteiner Inom neuronerna försvagar mikrostrukturerna och stör näringstransporten vilket leder till att neuronen dör. Det finns en stark korrelation mellan mängden amyloid beta och tau fibriller i hjärnan och Alzheimers sjukdom och genom att övervaka fibrill belastningen kan sjukdomsutvecklingen följas. Vanligen används PET-spårämnen för detta ändamål (positron emissions kameror). Problemet är att PET-spårämnen inte är specifika och att de har en begränsad bindningsförmåga genemot fibrillerna. En annan aspekt av Alzheimers sjukdom vi ämnar studera är möjligheten att utnyttja terapeutiska molekyler. Även om diagnos av Alzheimers sjukdom har varit lyckosam med hjälp av PET-spårämnen finns det ännu ingen medicin för att bota denna sjukdom. De tillgängliga medicinerna kan bara mildra symptomen förknippade med sjukdomen. Sålunda avser vi också studera möjligheten att lösa upp amyloid- och taufibrillerna med speciella ämnen som tillsätts så de kan elimineras från hjärnan. Även om det har rapporterats om flera fibrillförstörande molekyler i in-vitro experiment så förblir mekanismen för fibrillers lösningsförmåga oförstådd. Vår avsikt är här att ge insikt på mikroskopisk nivå som kan användas för rationell design av fibrillförstörande molekyler för terapeutiskt bruk. Förutom att bidra till diagnostiska PET-spårämnen och terapeutiska fibrillförstörande molekyler, avser detta projekt att bidra till förståelse av de mer fundamentala aspekterna av aggregation av amyloidbildande proteiner. Det finns många sådana proteiner,såsom amyloida betaprotein och tauprotein, synuklein, amylin, superoxiddismutas, Huntingtons protein och prionprotein som är kända för att vecka sig till sekundär betastrukturer som tenderara att aggregera. Vi avser alltså att utröna bakgrunden till sådana tendenser hos dessa proteiner att bilda aggregat. Dessutom, för att designa strukturbaserade PET-spårämen är det nödvändigt att känna till målfibrillets struktur. Förutom amyloid-betafibrillerna, är strukturerna inte kända vilket kan förklaras av de olösliga och icke-kristallina egenskaperna hos dessafibriller. Vi kommer att använda kraftfältsbaserade modeller för att beräkna strukturerna hos dessa fibriller. I synnerhet, för design av nya PET-spårämnen för tau-visualisering är detta nödvändigt. Därefter, för att testa specificiteten hos PET-spårämnen, behöver man studera deras växelverkan med andra fibriller. Fibrillstrukturerna som vi får från våra modellstudier av andra amyloidbildande proteiner kommer att användas för detta ändamål. Sammafattningsvis - vi kommer att bidra till alla tre aspekter av Alzheimers sjukdom, nämligen grunderna föraggregation, diagnos och terapi. Vi avser att studera processerna för aggregationsbildning av de amyloidbildande proteinerna och föreslå strukturer för deras oligomerer och fibriller. Genom att använda dessa strukturer, så ämnar vi designa målspecifika PET-spårämnen med hög affinitet. Vidare kommer vi att designa molekyler vilka kan användas för att lösa upp amyloid- och taufibriller som sedan kan frigöras från cellerna. För modellering av aggregaten använder vi oss av molekyldynamik. För beräkningen av bindningsaffiniteterna kommer tillförlitligheten hos nuvarande beräknigsverktyg för molekylär dockning och molekylmekanik, i kombination med kvantmekanik och s.k. generaliserad Born-area metod, att utvärderas och lämpliga förbättringar kommer att göras föra att öka deras noggrannhet och förutsägbarhet av experimentella konstanter. Vi tror att vårt projekt kan ge ett synligt bidrag till grundförståelse såväl som till praktiska resultat i form av mät-molekyler av relevans för Alzheimers sjukdom.</narrative>
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      <narrative>3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt</narrative>
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      <narrative>MicroToxBol: A network addressing environmental exposure and health effects of metals and pesticides in Bolivia</narrative>
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      <narrative>Exposure to toxic chemicals in food and water is a high-priority public health problem (UN Sustainable Development goals). The proposed study is a competing renewal of the VR grant Dnr 2016-05799 (ToxBol), in which Bolivian, Swedish, and French universities collaborated to evaluate environmental problems in Bolivia and their impact on human health. We identified areas in Bolivia with elevated metal and pesticide exposure and showed that part of the population is exposed to these chemicals at worrying levels. We also identified susceptibility factors, including genetics. However, many areas in Bolivia still have uncharacterised exposures, and we know little about exposure in children, a particularly vulnerable group. Furthermore, the effects of these exposures on the gut microbiome, a susceptibility marker for diseases that are increasing in South America, remains unclear. We therefore propose to add 2 new partners to ToxBol (new acronym MicroToxBol), enabling us to 1) characterise children’s metal and pesticide exposures, 2) investigate the gut microbiome in relation to metals and pesticides, and determine possible dysbiosis, 3) perform pilot studies in new high-risk areas in Bolivia (with high salinity, mining, and extensive use of specific pesticides), and 4) conduct risk assessment and 5) workshops for dissemination of the results. The MicroToxBol Network will increase knowledge about environmental problems in Bolivia, providing key information for improving public health.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Hälsoförhållandena i Bolivia är en av de sämsta på västra halvklotet med hög barndödlighet, omfattande undernäring och parasit- och infektionssjukdomar, bla orsakat av dålig vattenkvalitet. I sydamerikanska länder är det dessutom vanligt med okontrollerad exponering för giftiga kemikalier i dricksvatten, mat eller arbetsmiljön vilket ytterligare ökar risken för allvarlig sjukdom. Emellertid är det i dagsläget oklart i vilken utsträckning bolivianer utsätts för en giftig miljö. Vissa delar av de sydamerikanska Anderna är kända för naturligt mycket höga halter av giftiga metaller i dricksvatten, däribland arsenik, samt att den betydande gruvnäringen i Anderna har lett till omfattande nedsmutsning med metaller av dricksvatten, föda och luft. I stora delar av Bolivia tillåter klimatet att man odlar grödor året om vilket tillsammans med den ökade nationella och internationella konkurrensen medför stor användning av bekämpningsmedel (pesticider). Dessa används ofta okontrollerat och utan skyddsutrustning. I nätverket ToxBol har vi visat att exponering för metaller via dricksvattnet samt användandet av bekämpningsmedel i jordbruket utgör en stor hälsorisk för vissa delar av befolkningen i Bolivia. Men omfattningen av exponeringen är fortfarande okänd, inte minst om barn exponeras, en speciellt känslig grupp för skador, samt om dessa ämnen kan störa tarmarnas bakterieflora och därmed bidrar till sjukdom i befolkningen. SyfteDet övergripande syftet med ansökan är att bilda ett nätverk av forskare i Bolivia, Sverige och Frankrike för att studera samband mellan miljö och hälsa i den bolivianska befolkningen, inklusive barn, samt identifiera effekter av miljön på bakteriefloran, en känslighetsfaktor för sjukdom. Akronym för projektet är MicroToxBol. I MicroToxBol sker1) insamlande av prover från barn i miljöer med metaller och pesticider i Bolivia2) pilotstudier på vuxna i nya riskområden3) analys av exponering och tidiga hälsoeffekter i biologiska prover från barn och vuxna4) insamlande av prover och karakterisering av bakteriefloran i tarmarna i relation till exponering för metaller och pesticider5) riskbedömning för miljörelaterad sjukdom6) workshops för att lära ut metoder om att mäta bakterifloran, statistik och riskbedömning7) ansökningar baserat på våra resultat. Metod och genomförandeVi använder frågeformulär för att kartlägga intag av vatten, typ av kost, sjukdomar, samt användning av bekämpningsmedel. Blod-, urin- och fecesprover kommer att samlas in för att mäta exponeringsnivåer, markörer för tidiga hälsoeffekter, samt bakteriefloran. Undersökningarna om metallexponering centreras till bolivianska Anderna där gruvindustrin är belägen och där det även naturligt förekommer höga nivåer av bla arsenik och litium. Pesticidexponering kommer att studeras i 3 områden som omfattar olika geografiska höjder och klimatzoner. Ett speciellt fokus är barns exponering. De biologiska proverna kommer även att användas för identifiering av tidiga markörer för hälsoeffekter. MicroToxBol verkar genom möten där vi diskuterar studierna, gemensamma publikationer om miljö och hälsa i Bolivia, samt ansökningar. Inga tidigare studier omfattar frågeställningarna i denna ansökan. MicroToxBol kommer även att verka i workshops för a) kunskapsöverföring av metoder för att mäta bakterieflora, statistik och riskbedömning och b) spridning av resultaten. Resultaten förmedlas till studiedeltagarna samt berörda myndigheter för att initiera eventuella preventiva insatser. RelevansDet föreslagna nätverket är högst relevant för bekämpning av fattigdom eftersom det kommer att belysa 1) barns exponering 2) om bakteriefloran störs av exponeringen 3) nya områden med potentiell exponering för giftiga kemikalier. Studierna sker i befolkningsgrupper med låg inkomst i Bolivia. Giftig miljö utgör ett stort hälsoproblem i Bolivia och bolivianska sjukvården samt myndigheter efterfrågar bättre förebyggande åtgärder och ny diagnostik för att förbättra hälsan. Vi vet från andra studier att det ofta är de fattigaste barnen som är utsatta för den mest farliga miljön vilket i sin tur bidrar till ohälsa i en redan utsatt grupp. Detta nätverk syftar till en rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att främja rent dricksvatten och mat, samt en hälsosam arbetsmiljö i Bolivia och länder med liknande exponering och demografiska profiler.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Exposure to toxic chemicals in food and water is a high-priority public health problem (UN Sustainable Development goals). The proposed study is a competing renewal of the VR grant Dnr 2016-05799 (ToxBol), in which Bolivian, Swedish, and French universities collaborated to evaluate environmental problems in Bolivia and their impact on human health. We identified areas in Bolivia with elevated metal and pesticide exposure and showed that part of the population is exposed to these chemicals at worrying levels. We also identified susceptibility factors, including genetics. However, many areas in Bolivia still have uncharacterised exposures, and we know little about exposure in children, a particularly vulnerable group. Furthermore, the effects of these exposures on the gut microbiome, a susceptibility marker for diseases that are increasing in South America, remains unclear. We therefore propose to add 2 new partners to ToxBol (new acronym MicroToxBol), enabling us to 1) characterise children’s metal and pesticide exposures, 2) investigate the gut microbiome in relation to metals and pesticides, and determine possible dysbiosis, 3) perform pilot studies in new high-risk areas in Bolivia (with high salinity, mining, and extensive use of specific pesticides), and 4) conduct risk assessment and 5) workshops for dissemination of the results. The MicroToxBol Network will increase knowledge about environmental problems in Bolivia, providing key information for improving public health.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Hälsoförhållandena i Bolivia är en av de sämsta på västra halvklotet med hög barndödlighet, omfattande undernäring och parasit- och infektionssjukdomar, bla orsakat av dålig vattenkvalitet. I sydamerikanska länder är det dessutom vanligt med okontrollerad exponering för giftiga kemikalier i dricksvatten, mat eller arbetsmiljön vilket ytterligare ökar risken för allvarlig sjukdom. Emellertid är det i dagsläget oklart i vilken utsträckning bolivianer utsätts för en giftig miljö. Vissa delar av de sydamerikanska Anderna är kända för naturligt mycket höga halter av giftiga metaller i dricksvatten, däribland arsenik, samt att den betydande gruvnäringen i Anderna har lett till omfattande nedsmutsning med metaller av dricksvatten, föda och luft. I stora delar av Bolivia tillåter klimatet att man odlar grödor året om vilket tillsammans med den ökade nationella och internationella konkurrensen medför stor användning av bekämpningsmedel (pesticider). Dessa används ofta okontrollerat och utan skyddsutrustning. I nätverket ToxBol har vi visat att exponering för metaller via dricksvattnet samt användandet av bekämpningsmedel i jordbruket utgör en stor hälsorisk för vissa delar av befolkningen i Bolivia. Men omfattningen av exponeringen är fortfarande okänd, inte minst om barn exponeras, en speciellt känslig grupp för skador, samt om dessa ämnen kan störa tarmarnas bakterieflora och därmed bidrar till sjukdom i befolkningen. SyfteDet övergripande syftet med ansökan är att bilda ett nätverk av forskare i Bolivia, Sverige och Frankrike för att studera samband mellan miljö och hälsa i den bolivianska befolkningen, inklusive barn, samt identifiera effekter av miljön på bakteriefloran, en känslighetsfaktor för sjukdom. Akronym för projektet är MicroToxBol. I MicroToxBol sker1) insamlande av prover från barn i miljöer med metaller och pesticider i Bolivia2) pilotstudier på vuxna i nya riskområden3) analys av exponering och tidiga hälsoeffekter i biologiska prover från barn och vuxna4) insamlande av prover och karakterisering av bakteriefloran i tarmarna i relation till exponering för metaller och pesticider5) riskbedömning för miljörelaterad sjukdom6) workshops för att lära ut metoder om att mäta bakterifloran, statistik och riskbedömning7) ansökningar baserat på våra resultat. Metod och genomförandeVi använder frågeformulär för att kartlägga intag av vatten, typ av kost, sjukdomar, samt användning av bekämpningsmedel. Blod-, urin- och fecesprover kommer att samlas in för att mäta exponeringsnivåer, markörer för tidiga hälsoeffekter, samt bakteriefloran. Undersökningarna om metallexponering centreras till bolivianska Anderna där gruvindustrin är belägen och där det även naturligt förekommer höga nivåer av bla arsenik och litium. Pesticidexponering kommer att studeras i 3 områden som omfattar olika geografiska höjder och klimatzoner. Ett speciellt fokus är barns exponering. De biologiska proverna kommer även att användas för identifiering av tidiga markörer för hälsoeffekter. MicroToxBol verkar genom möten där vi diskuterar studierna, gemensamma publikationer om miljö och hälsa i Bolivia, samt ansökningar. Inga tidigare studier omfattar frågeställningarna i denna ansökan. MicroToxBol kommer även att verka i workshops för a) kunskapsöverföring av metoder för att mäta bakterieflora, statistik och riskbedömning och b) spridning av resultaten. Resultaten förmedlas till studiedeltagarna samt berörda myndigheter för att initiera eventuella preventiva insatser. RelevansDet föreslagna nätverket är högst relevant för bekämpning av fattigdom eftersom det kommer att belysa 1) barns exponering 2) om bakteriefloran störs av exponeringen 3) nya områden med potentiell exponering för giftiga kemikalier. Studierna sker i befolkningsgrupper med låg inkomst i Bolivia. Giftig miljö utgör ett stort hälsoproblem i Bolivia och bolivianska sjukvården samt myndigheter efterfrågar bättre förebyggande åtgärder och ny diagnostik för att förbättra hälsan. Vi vet från andra studier att det ofta är de fattigaste barnen som är utsatta för den mest farliga miljön vilket i sin tur bidrar till ohälsa i en redan utsatt grupp. Detta nätverk syftar till en rättvis och hållbar utveckling genom att främja rent dricksvatten och mat, samt en hälsosam arbetsmiljö i Bolivia och länder med liknande exponering och demografiska profiler.</narrative>
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      <narrative>In no other countries are rapid transformations currently more critical than in Small Island Developing States (SIDS). While these 57 maritime nations share similar development challenges to improve their standards of living and embark on paths of sustained economic growth, they also face the repercussions of global economic competition and natural disasters caused by Climate Change. SIDS are the forerunners into a future of extreme weather, technological change, innovative solutions and shifts in political focus. The rest of the world can learn much from how they build transformative capacity and create new pathways. SIDS are not, however, a homogenous group. It contains a large variation in outcome. The Least Developed Countries (LDC) amongst them are the most vulnerable and they can learn from the success stories.In this project we bring together structuralist theories of long-term economic change with theoretical insights from institutional theory, demography and innovation studies to investigate the historical underpinnings of nationwide transformative capacity and potential transformation pathways of SIDS. In parallel, we conduct a broader quantitative study of how well the SIDS are achieving the ambitions of the Sustainability Development Goals (SDG) and we conduct in depth mixed methods studies of three LDC – Comoros, Haiti and Solomon Islands – and one success – Mauritius. We aim to contribute both to the research frontier and to policy solutions.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sustainable development in Small Island Developing States</narrative>
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      <narrative>In no other countries are rapid transformations currently more critical than in Small Island Developing States (SIDS). While these 57 maritime nations share similar development challenges to improve their standards of living and embark on paths of sustained economic growth, they also face the repercussions of global economic competition and natural disasters caused by Climate Change. SIDS are the forerunners into a future of extreme weather, technological change, innovative solutions and shifts in political focus. The rest of the world can learn much from how they build transformative capacity and create new pathways. SIDS are not, however, a homogenous group. It contains a large variation in outcome. The Least Developed Countries (LDC) amongst them are the most vulnerable and they can learn from the success stories.In this project we bring together structuralist theories of long-term economic change with theoretical insights from institutional theory, demography and innovation studies to investigate the historical underpinnings of nationwide transformative capacity and potential transformation pathways of SIDS. In parallel, we conduct a broader quantitative study of how well the SIDS are achieving the ambitions of the Sustainability Development Goals (SDG) and we conduct in depth mixed methods studies of three LDC – Comoros, Haiti and Solomon Islands – and one success – Mauritius. We aim to contribute both to the research frontier and to policy solutions.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Små öriken drabbas idag av stigande havsnivåer, tilltagande stormar, översvämningar och torka. De har redan tagit första steget in i en framtid med tilltagande klimatförändringar som snart blir en verklighet för de flesta nationer. De leder vägen in i en tid som kräver teknisk förändring, innovativa lösningar och nya politiska åtaganden. Samtidigt är vissa öriken några av de fattigaste länderna i världen och de behöver få till ekonomisk tillväxt för att ha råd att hantera framtidens utmaningar.I vårt projekt ser vi små öriken som vetenskapliga laboratorium för att studera möjligheter till långsiktig socio-ekonomisk förändring och global hållbar utvecklig. Vi hävdar dels att öriken kan lära av varandra genom att de fattigaste kan dra lärdomar av de som lyckats bättre med sin tillväxtbaserade omvandling, dels att det är av globalt intresse att utforska och förstå hur små öriken hanterar ett klimat under förändring och hur de finner nya vägar mot en hållbar framtid. Medan vissa lösningar kommer vara kontextspecifika, kommer andra att lösa mer allmängiltiga problem.Projektet är väl integrerat i den existerande internationella forskningen om global och hållbar utveckling, men det finns betydande luckor som vi vill fylla och därmed driva forskningsfronten framåt. För det första kan vi som ekonom-historiker visa hur historiskt förankrade förändringsprocesser sträcker sig in i framtiden. Vi menar att förmågan att upptäcka och implementera nya lösningar är beroende av en historia av samlad kunskap, teknisk utveckling, hur väl de samhälleliga institutionerna fungerar, ekonomiska resurser, etc. För det andra, den nuvarande forskningen fokuserar vanligtvis på industrier och företag, men alla aktiviteter sker inom specifika socio-ekonomiska ramar som påverkar utfallet. Vi bidrar med att kartlägga och studera kontexten på global, regional, nationell och lokal nivå.Projektets övergripande syfte är att undersöka den historiska grunden för små örikens förmåga till förändring samt att förstå varför vissa nationer misslyckas med sina utvecklingsstrategier medan andra lyckas. Vi har två specifika delmål. Vi undersöker dels hur små öriken generellt har utvecklats över tid och rum, dels  potentiella utvecklingsvägar för några noga utvalda öriken genom att studera deras nuvarande förmåga till förändring. Vi prövar idén om att små örikens förmåga att förändras handlar om att utveckla processer och institutioner för att driva de strukturella förändringarna mot en framtid av socialt, ekologiskt och ekonomiskt hållbar utveckling. I en värld där det finns naturliga begränsningar för naturresurser, befolkningsmängd, konsumtion, etc. ser vi människan och hennes förmåga till innovation inom organisation och produktionssystem som den oändliga resursen.För att uppnå projektets syfte använder vi två parallella undersökningsstrategier. Vi genomför en kvantitativ kartläggning och analys av hur de av FN definierade 57 små örikena under utveckling (Small Island Developing States) uppfyller de globala målen för hållbar utveckling (Sustainable Development Goals). Samtidigt kommer vi att bedriva både kvantitativa och kvalitativa studier av förmågan till förändring hos fyra utvalda länder. Haiti, Komorerna och Solomonöarna representerar låginkomstländer och Mauritius är ett exempel på lyckad omvandling. I projektet använder vi ekonomiska, demografiska och sociala data på individnivå, statsdokument och policyrapporter, historiska berättelser och semistrukturerade intervjuer. Mångfalden av data möjliggör både djupgående fallstudier och breda jämförande analyser.Projektet sammanför fyra forskare med skilda forskningsintressen och expertis inom områden som innovation och hållbar utveckling, utvecklingsstudier samt ekonomisk och historisk demografi. De är alla väl förankrade i både nationella och internationella forskningsnätverk. För det aktuella projektet bygger vi vidare på våra befintliga nätverk samt utvecklar nya samarbeten med forskare och organisationer knutna till de fyra fallstudieländerna. Det är vår ambition att involvera forskare på lokal nivå för gemensamt fältarbete och efterföljande publikationer. Detta är avgörande för forskningens kvalitet och en strategi för att främja lokal kunskapsutveckling, skapa viktiga nätverk och bidra till att generera framtida hållbara lösningar.Vi avser att med vår forskning bidra till en informerad diskussion om konsekvenser och strategier för att möta en framtid med klimatrelaterade utmaningar.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Antibiotikaresistenta bakterier ökar över hela världen och nu är ett reellt hot mot hälsa hos människor. Tidigare forskning har visat att selektion och/eller evolution av resistens hos bakterier kan påskyndas av antibiotikarester, biocider och föroreningar i vattendrag orsakade av utsläpp och ofullständig rening av avlopp. Orsaken till detta är att gener som kodar för antibiotikaresistens och metal/biocid resistens ofta finns på samma DNA fragment och kan överföras genom horisontell överföring mellan bakterier.   Men bakterier har också starka skyddsmekanismer mot främmande DNA vilket lika väl kan ge en evolutionär nackdel för den mottagande bakterien. Bakteriers skydd innebär att de har specifika metylasenzym som sätter en metylgrupp på adenosin(A)- och cytosin(C)-nukleotider i det egna DNAt och att de också bär på ett motsvarande restriktionsenzym som klipper upp DNA som inte har rätt metyleringsmönster. Likaså är CRISPR/cas systemet från början ett sätt för bakterier att idenifiera virus eller plasmider som tidigare infekterat stammen och riktat klippa sönder dessa fragment vid ny infektion. På så sätt har bakterier ett slags primitivt immunsystem som förstör ovälkommet inkommande DNA. Detta innebär att eftersom horisontell spridning av antibiotikaresistens ändå sker måste plasmider kunna motverka dessa skyddsmekanismer för att etablera sig i sin nya bakterievärdVi har resultat från experiment där vi blandat förorenat naturligt flodvatten innehållande miljö- och fekala bakterier från en flod i Bolivia, med en mottagande labstam. Genom att analysera mottagarstammarför erhållen antibiotikaresistens kunde vi se att överföring av resistens hade skett. För att karakterisera mottagarbakterierna extraherade vi DNA och utförde helgenomsekvensering. Genom att jämföra sekvenser mellan de resistenta mottagarcellerna med den ursprungliga bakteriecellen identifieras gener som kodade för antibiotikaresistens och intressant nog även metylaser och antirestriktionsgener. Detta innebär att de överförda genetiska fragmenten förmodligen reglerar sin egen metyleringsprofil och eventuellt ändrar metyleringen i mottagarcellen. Detta visar att överföring av antibiotikaresistens är komplex och beroende både av givarcellens och mottagarcellens genetiska profil. Dessutom kan metylering medföra epigenetiska förändingar i genexpression hos bakterier. Upptag av antibiotiakresistensplasmider kan alltså eventuellt påverka uttryck av virulensfaktorer eller andra gener hos bakterier.Vi avser att anända Long-Read sequencing (PacBio) som kan sekvensera mycket långa DNA fragment och samtidigt upptäcka metylerade nukleotider eftersom det uppstår en tidsförskjutning i insättandet av nästa nukleotid. PacBio tekninken också kan sätta ihop hela bakteriella kromosomer och stora plasmider så vi kan bestämma exakt vilka plasmider som överförs. Metyleringsprofilen i givar och mottagarceller före och efter överföring kommer att jämföras med PacBio sekvensering i samarbete med SciLife Uppsala, Preliminära resultat indikerar att naturliga isolat av E. coli har en klonspecifik metyleringsprofil.Vår hypotes är att vissa enterobakterier kan vara obenägna eller hyperbenägna att ta upp och/eller överföra antibiotikaresistens p.g.a av sin metyleringsprofil.  Detta stöds av fynd av multiresistenta kloner av E. coli som rapporteras sprida sig närmast explosionsartat över världen under de senaste 10-20 åren. Ett sådant exempel är den anmälningspliktiga multiresistenta E. coli klonen ST131 som ger svår urinvägsinfektion vilken kan resultera i obotliga urinvägsinfektioner. Vi har i försök sett att ST131 kan ta upp resistensgener från andra mutiresistenta kloner vilket stöder vår hypotes.Detta projekt kombinerar unika miljöer bakterier i Bolivia med avancerade genetiska och epigenetiska analyser i Sverige. Det bolivianska teamet är experter på transkonjugeringsexperiment och odlingsanalys medan den svenska gruppen bidrar med molekylärbiologi och sekvensering. Vi använder naturligt förekommande bakterier från förorenat vatten i Bolivia samt en E. coli stamkollektion för analyser av upptag av antibiotikaresistensplasmider, epigenetik och genexpression före och efter transkonjugering. Vi kommer slå ut metylaser och antirestriktionsfaktorer med mutagenes och studera om detta påverkar överföring av plasmider och genuttryck hos givar och mottagarceller. Resultaten kommer ge en bättre förståelse för de molekylära mekanismerna bakom spridning och uppkomst av antbiotikaresistens.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Antibiotic resistance is increasing in bacteria. The problem has escalated by recent overuse of antibiotics in humans and animals and by contaminated environments. Today we face a real risk that emergence of multi-resistance in bacterial pathogens might render some infections untreatable and throw humanity back to the pre-antibiotic era. We have performed transconjugation experiments using bacteria derived direclty from natural contaminated water sources in Bolivia to study tranfer of antibiotic resistance genes. Recipient bacteria with obtained resistance were whole genome sequenced and the tranferred genetic material was analyzed. We found that genes encoding epigenetic methyltransferases and restriction endonucleases were part of the mobile DNA. We will now address the impact of epigenetic modifications in donor and recipient bacteria by taking advantage of Long-Read sequencing techniques (PacBio) that allows assemly of entire chromosomes and plasmids and also detect methylation profiles. Our preliminary data indicate that strain specific methylation profiles are present in E coli. We have found isolats that seemingly are unable to take up mobile genetic material while other isolates seems hypereffective in acquisition of foreign DNA. We hypotheze that this is due to epigenetic modifications of donor and recipient strains. The results will improve our understanding on how superbugs with antibiotic multiresistance can emerge and spread globally.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Antibiotikaresistenta bakterier ökar över hela världen och nu är ett reellt hot mot hälsa hos människor. Tidigare forskning har visat att selektion och/eller evolution av resistens hos bakterier kan påskyndas av antibiotikarester, biocider och föroreningar i vattendrag orsakade av utsläpp och ofullständig rening av avlopp. Orsaken till detta är att gener som kodar för antibiotikaresistens och metal/biocid resistens ofta finns på samma DNA fragment och kan överföras genom horisontell överföring mellan bakterier.   Men bakterier har också starka skyddsmekanismer mot främmande DNA vilket lika väl kan ge en evolutionär nackdel för den mottagande bakterien. Bakteriers skydd innebär att de har specifika metylasenzym som sätter en metylgrupp på adenosin(A)- och cytosin(C)-nukleotider i det egna DNAt och att de också bär på ett motsvarande restriktionsenzym som klipper upp DNA som inte har rätt metyleringsmönster. Likaså är CRISPR/cas systemet från början ett sätt för bakterier att idenifiera virus eller plasmider som tidigare infekterat stammen och riktat klippa sönder dessa fragment vid ny infektion. På så sätt har bakterier ett slags primitivt immunsystem som förstör ovälkommet inkommande DNA. Detta innebär att eftersom horisontell spridning av antibiotikaresistens ändå sker måste plasmider kunna motverka dessa skyddsmekanismer för att etablera sig i sin nya bakterievärdVi har resultat från experiment där vi blandat förorenat naturligt flodvatten innehållande miljö- och fekala bakterier från en flod i Bolivia, med en mottagande labstam. Genom att analysera mottagarstammarför erhållen antibiotikaresistens kunde vi se att överföring av resistens hade skett. För att karakterisera mottagarbakterierna extraherade vi DNA och utförde helgenomsekvensering. Genom att jämföra sekvenser mellan de resistenta mottagarcellerna med den ursprungliga bakteriecellen identifieras gener som kodade för antibiotikaresistens och intressant nog även metylaser och antirestriktionsgener. Detta innebär att de överförda genetiska fragmenten förmodligen reglerar sin egen metyleringsprofil och eventuellt ändrar metyleringen i mottagarcellen. Detta visar att överföring av antibiotikaresistens är komplex och beroende både av givarcellens och mottagarcellens genetiska profil. Dessutom kan metylering medföra epigenetiska förändingar i genexpression hos bakterier. Upptag av antibiotiakresistensplasmider kan alltså eventuellt påverka uttryck av virulensfaktorer eller andra gener hos bakterier.Vi avser att anända Long-Read sequencing (PacBio) som kan sekvensera mycket långa DNA fragment och samtidigt upptäcka metylerade nukleotider eftersom det uppstår en tidsförskjutning i insättandet av nästa nukleotid. PacBio tekninken också kan sätta ihop hela bakteriella kromosomer och stora plasmider så vi kan bestämma exakt vilka plasmider som överförs. Metyleringsprofilen i givar och mottagarceller före och efter överföring kommer att jämföras med PacBio sekvensering i samarbete med SciLife Uppsala, Preliminära resultat indikerar att naturliga isolat av E. coli har en klonspecifik metyleringsprofil.Vår hypotes är att vissa enterobakterier kan vara obenägna eller hyperbenägna att ta upp och/eller överföra antibiotikaresistens p.g.a av sin metyleringsprofil.  Detta stöds av fynd av multiresistenta kloner av E. coli som rapporteras sprida sig närmast explosionsartat över världen under de senaste 10-20 åren. Ett sådant exempel är den anmälningspliktiga multiresistenta E. coli klonen ST131 som ger svår urinvägsinfektion vilken kan resultera i obotliga urinvägsinfektioner. Vi har i försök sett att ST131 kan ta upp resistensgener från andra mutiresistenta kloner vilket stöder vår hypotes.Detta projekt kombinerar unika miljöer bakterier i Bolivia med avancerade genetiska och epigenetiska analyser i Sverige. Det bolivianska teamet är experter på transkonjugeringsexperiment och odlingsanalys medan den svenska gruppen bidrar med molekylärbiologi och sekvensering. Vi använder naturligt förekommande bakterier från förorenat vatten i Bolivia samt en E. coli stamkollektion för analyser av upptag av antibiotikaresistensplasmider, epigenetik och genexpression före och efter transkonjugering. Vi kommer slå ut metylaser och antirestriktionsfaktorer med mutagenes och studera om detta påverkar överföring av plasmider och genuttryck hos givar och mottagarceller. Resultaten kommer ge en bättre förståelse för de molekylära mekanismerna bakom spridning och uppkomst av antbiotikaresistens.</narrative>
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      <narrative>9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta projekt syftar till att förbättra kunskapen om hur den afrikanska landsbygden och särskilt jordbruket har förändrats sedan millennieskiftet och hur det påverkat bland annat fattigdomen i regionen. Vi utvecklar nya metoder anpassade från bland annat ansiktsigenkänning, tillämpade på detaljerade satellitbilder över olika afrikanska regioner. Syftet är att genom maskininlärning träna en algoritm att känna igen byar som t ex är fattiga eller byar där jordbruksproduktionen ökar. Eftersom satellitbilder är yttäckande till skillnad från urvalsstudier och eftersom samma område täcks in flera gånger per år kan vi följa utvecklingen över tid och rum på ett helt nytt sätt. För att lära en algoritm att känna igen objekt krävs extremt stora mängder träningsdata. Sådana har byggts upp av t ex Google (GoogleLeNet) och innehåller miljontals bilder och kategorier. Problemet är att dessa bilddatabaser innehåller begränsad information om kategorierna som är intressanta här. De är heller inte anpassade för det fågelperspektiv som satellitbilder medför.Vår lösning bygger bland annat på konceptet ”transfer learning”. Det betyder att algoritmen lär sig kunskap att stegvis och från olika källor. Processen liknar mycket hur människor lär sig – stegvis och genom exempel. I ett första steg lär vi algoritmen så mycket som möjligt från stora bilddatabaser. Därefter förs processen vidare genom träning på satellitbilder som innehåller information om t ex vegetation och nattbelysning på jordklotet. I det här steget lär sig algoritmen att koppla samman tidigare kunskap med faktorer som kan kopplas till jordbruksproduktion och fattigdomsnivåer. Förutom satellitbilder har projektet tillgång till stora mängder hushållsdata varifrån etiketter som ”fattig” eller ”icke-fattig” kan skapas som stöd för inlärningsprocessen.När sedan en tidigare osedd satellitbild matas in kommer den tränade algoritmen att kunna avgöra ifall ett område är fattigt eller välmående eller hur stor jordbruksproduktionen är i området. Algoritmen kan vidare appliceras på satellitbilder från olika tidsperioder och därmed bidra med kunskap om hur regionen utvecklats.Maskininlärning bygger på studiet av statistiska samband eller korrelationer. Vid en orsaksanalys är tidsföljden fundamental, medan en korrelationsanalys inte tar någon hänsyn till denna. För att reda ut orsakssambanden, förlitar vi oss inte enbart på maskininlärning utan på ekonometriska metoder som är gjorda för statistisk analys av orsakssamband.Våra metoder tillåter oss att modellera lokala förhållanden och gå ner på en detaljnivå som tidigare inte varit möjlig; men vi kan också generalisera med bibehållen hänsyn till lokala variationer, vilket tidigare inte varit möjligt. Våra resultat kommer därför att vara relevanta för beslutsfattare på alla nivåer: lokala, regionala, nationella och till och med den globala nivån. FN:s globala hållbarhetsmål saknar t.ex. indikatorer för många av sina mål, också inom områdena livsmedelssäkerhet och -produktion eller fattigdom där vår forskning kommer att ha betydelse.</narrative>
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      <narrative>A Bird’s-Eye View on Agricultural Transformation in sub-Saharan Africa: An analysis of living standards indicators</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Jordbrukets strukturomvandling i Afrika söder om Sahara studerat med hushållsdata, satellitbilder och maskininlärning</narrative>
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      <narrative>The last major area in the world where poverty and all of its related issues seem intractable is sub-Saharan Africa. It has long been a problem that fundamental and detailed data regarding development indicators and their distribution over space and time and among different segments of the population are unavailable. This is especially a concern in rural areas and among the farming population. In this project we address longstanding and unresolved questions in development research regarding the distributional effects of rural transformations, poverty and production levels. We do this through an innovative framework featuring a new application of artificial intelligence techniques. More precisely, we apply machine learning to satellite imagery along with more conventional panel survey data. This is the first study of its kind and combines expertise from distant disciplines such as physics, development research and remote sensing in a cross-disciplinary effort.This innovative approach will also provide a real-life contribution to addressing a practical problem of collecting statistics on the ground in developing countries that lack infrastructure or administrative resources. The project hence will be able to fill the data-collection needs inherent in monitoring a number of the Sustainable Development Goals.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta projekt syftar till att förbättra kunskapen om hur den afrikanska landsbygden och särskilt jordbruket har förändrats sedan millennieskiftet och hur det påverkat bland annat fattigdomen i regionen. Vi utvecklar nya metoder anpassade från bland annat ansiktsigenkänning, tillämpade på detaljerade satellitbilder över olika afrikanska regioner. Syftet är att genom maskininlärning träna en algoritm att känna igen byar som t ex är fattiga eller byar där jordbruksproduktionen ökar. Eftersom satellitbilder är yttäckande till skillnad från urvalsstudier och eftersom samma område täcks in flera gånger per år kan vi följa utvecklingen över tid och rum på ett helt nytt sätt. För att lära en algoritm att känna igen objekt krävs extremt stora mängder träningsdata. Sådana har byggts upp av t ex Google (GoogleLeNet) och innehåller miljontals bilder och kategorier. Problemet är att dessa bilddatabaser innehåller begränsad information om kategorierna som är intressanta här. De är heller inte anpassade för det fågelperspektiv som satellitbilder medför.Vår lösning bygger bland annat på konceptet ”transfer learning”. Det betyder att algoritmen lär sig kunskap att stegvis och från olika källor. Processen liknar mycket hur människor lär sig – stegvis och genom exempel. I ett första steg lär vi algoritmen så mycket som möjligt från stora bilddatabaser. Därefter förs processen vidare genom träning på satellitbilder som innehåller information om t ex vegetation och nattbelysning på jordklotet. I det här steget lär sig algoritmen att koppla samman tidigare kunskap med faktorer som kan kopplas till jordbruksproduktion och fattigdomsnivåer. Förutom satellitbilder har projektet tillgång till stora mängder hushållsdata varifrån etiketter som ”fattig” eller ”icke-fattig” kan skapas som stöd för inlärningsprocessen.När sedan en tidigare osedd satellitbild matas in kommer den tränade algoritmen att kunna avgöra ifall ett område är fattigt eller välmående eller hur stor jordbruksproduktionen är i området. Algoritmen kan vidare appliceras på satellitbilder från olika tidsperioder och därmed bidra med kunskap om hur regionen utvecklats.Maskininlärning bygger på studiet av statistiska samband eller korrelationer. Vid en orsaksanalys är tidsföljden fundamental, medan en korrelationsanalys inte tar någon hänsyn till denna. För att reda ut orsakssambanden, förlitar vi oss inte enbart på maskininlärning utan på ekonometriska metoder som är gjorda för statistisk analys av orsakssamband.Våra metoder tillåter oss att modellera lokala förhållanden och gå ner på en detaljnivå som tidigare inte varit möjlig; men vi kan också generalisera med bibehållen hänsyn till lokala variationer, vilket tidigare inte varit möjligt. Våra resultat kommer därför att vara relevanta för beslutsfattare på alla nivåer: lokala, regionala, nationella och till och med den globala nivån. FN:s globala hållbarhetsmål saknar t.ex. indikatorer för många av sina mål, också inom områdena livsmedelssäkerhet och -produktion eller fattigdom där vår forskning kommer att ha betydelse.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Lunds universitet</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna.</narrative>
      <narrative>2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Reviving taro production in Western Africa: High throughput phenotyping and omics approaches to control taro diseases</narrative>
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      <narrative>Taro (Colocasia esculenta) is an important staple crop in the tropics, especially in Western Africa. The emergence of taro blight, caused by Phytophthora colocasiae, outbreak in West Arica in 2010 devastated taro production in the region, almost wiping out production and eliminating valuable landraces. Nigeria and Benin are among the top producers of taro in Africa. We aim to initiate a revival of West African taro production by understanding the epidemiology of the invasive pathogen, including development of tools for detection, monitoring and diagnosis of P. colocasiae. The project will explore alternative hosts to P. colocasiae that may be playing a key role in pathogen survival in the absence of the main host. We also aim to improve phenotyping methods for screening taro germplasm for resistance. This knowledge will be used to educate farmers on better management methods and develop new strategies for disease control. We will train one PhD student in high-throughput phenotyping and remote sensing for disease assessment and diagnostics in Benin and Nigeria. Penseq on field isolates of P. colocasiae will identify effectors (pathogenicity determinants produced by the pathogen) and target genes for chemical control. This project represents a first step towards understanding pathogenicity determinants in this pathogen and to design specific management strategies to control the disease.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Taro (Colocasia esculenta) är en viktig basgröda som odlas i tropiska Afrika, Asien, Sydamerika, Stilla havet och Karibien för över 500 miljoner människor. Nigeria och Benin är bland de främsta producenterna av taro i Afrika. Det är en basföda som har använts som huvudkälla för mat i över 9000 år vilket gör den till en av världens äldsta matgrödor. Det är den femte viktigaste rotfrukten i världen. Taro fungerar som en utmärkt källa till kolhydrater och proteiner för fattiga jordbrukare i Afrika. Proteininnehållet i taro-knöl är något högre än i yam, kassava eller sötpotatis. Det innehåller också större mängder vitamin B än standardmjölk och kan också konsumeras av barn som är känsliga för mjölk. Taro är också användbart för personer som är allergiska mot spannmål. I Sverige används taromjöl som en ersättning för glutenfritt mjöl för att göra bröd.  Taro-mögel är den största sjukdomen som påverkar taro-växten orsakad av algsvampen och växtpatogenen Phytophthora colocasiae. Algsvampar som också kallas vattenmögel liknar svampar, eftersom de delar karaktäristiska drag med dessa, såsom trådformig tillväxt och reproduktion via sporer. De övriga viktiga begränsningarna för taroproduktionen i området är virussjukdomar och rotröta. Ett stort utbrott av taro-mögel i 2010 i Västafrika har förstört tarotillverkningen i regionen, som nästan utplånat produktion och eliminerat värdefulla sorter av taro och drivit redan fattiga bönder till ytterligare fattigdom. Återupplivandet av taroproduktionen i denna fattiga region kräver effektiva lösningar för att förhindra återkommande angrepp av P. colocasiae som nu har etablerat sig som ett endemiskt hot mot taro. Det finns en stor kunskapsbrist om sjukdomsutbredning, diagnos och sjukdomsbekämpning i dessa regioner. I Afrika odlas taro av fattiga bönder som inte har råd med dyra kemikalier och intensiva bekämpningsprogram för att kontrollera taro-mögel. För närvarande finns det få kemikalier tillgängliga på marknaden för att kontrollera taro-mögel. Det är således ett brådskande behov av att utveckla alternativa medel för patogenkontroll. Vi strävar efter att återuppliva den västafrikanska tarotillverkning speciellt i Benin och Nigeria genom att förstå epidemiologin hos P. colocasiae i Västafrika, även genom utveckling av programvara och verktyg, såsom drönare, värmekameror, handhållna mätare och mobilapplikationer för detektering och övervakning av P. colocasiae både i mark och växtdelar. Vi kommer också att undersöka närvaron av andra värdväxter som smittas av P. colocasiae, som kan spela en nyckelroll vid överlevnad av patogenen i frånvaro av huvudvärden, taro. Vi kommer även att utveckla förbättrade fenotypningsmetoder för screening av taro-kulturer för taro-sjukdomsresistens. Denna kunskap kommer att användas för att utbilda jordbrukare för bättre hanteringsmetoder och utvecklandet av nya strategier för sjukdomsbekämpning. Vi kommer också att använda hållbara biologiska kontrollmedel med låg kostnad och lågtoxiska växtbaserade produkter och kemikalier för att kontrollera taro-mögel Vi kommer att utbilda en forskare i storskalig fenotypning och fjärranalys för sjukdomsbedömning i Benin och Nigeria. PenSeq, en riktad gensekvenseringsmetod kommer att användas i P. colocasiae isolerade från fält för att identifiera effektorer som har en viktig roll för infektion samt gener in i patogenen som kan bli mål för kemisk kontroll. Kunskapen från detta sekvenseringsprojekt kommer att stödja taroförädlingsprogram. Vi kommer också att undersöka motståndsgener i olika sorter av taro för att identifiera resistens . Detta projekt är ett första steg för att identifiera sjukdomsframkallande gener i P. colocasiae och utforma specifika strategier för att kontrollera sjukdomen. Genom att förbättra upptäckten och kontrollen av sjukdommar i taro kommer vi att bidra till en ökning av taroproduktionen och en förbättring av tarotkvaliteten i låginkomstländer i Västafrika. Detta kommer att bidra till minskad fattigdom och ökad inkomst, sysselsättning och handel i Benin och Nigeria.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Taro (Colocasia esculenta) is an important staple crop in the tropics, especially in Western Africa. The emergence of taro blight, caused by Phytophthora colocasiae, outbreak in West Arica in 2010 devastated taro production in the region, almost wiping out production and eliminating valuable landraces. Nigeria and Benin are among the top producers of taro in Africa. We aim to initiate a revival of West African taro production by understanding the epidemiology of the invasive pathogen, including development of tools for detection, monitoring and diagnosis of P. colocasiae. The project will explore alternative hosts to P. colocasiae that may be playing a key role in pathogen survival in the absence of the main host. We also aim to improve phenotyping methods for screening taro germplasm for resistance. This knowledge will be used to educate farmers on better management methods and develop new strategies for disease control. We will train one PhD student in high-throughput phenotyping and remote sensing for disease assessment and diagnostics in Benin and Nigeria. Penseq on field isolates of P. colocasiae will identify effectors (pathogenicity determinants produced by the pathogen) and target genes for chemical control. This project represents a first step towards understanding pathogenicity determinants in this pathogen and to design specific management strategies to control the disease.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Taro (Colocasia esculenta) är en viktig basgröda som odlas i tropiska Afrika, Asien, Sydamerika, Stilla havet och Karibien för över 500 miljoner människor. Nigeria och Benin är bland de främsta producenterna av taro i Afrika. Det är en basföda som har använts som huvudkälla för mat i över 9000 år vilket gör den till en av världens äldsta matgrödor. Det är den femte viktigaste rotfrukten i världen. Taro fungerar som en utmärkt källa till kolhydrater och proteiner för fattiga jordbrukare i Afrika. Proteininnehållet i taro-knöl är något högre än i yam, kassava eller sötpotatis. Det innehåller också större mängder vitamin B än standardmjölk och kan också konsumeras av barn som är känsliga för mjölk. Taro är också användbart för personer som är allergiska mot spannmål. I Sverige används taromjöl som en ersättning för glutenfritt mjöl för att göra bröd.  Taro-mögel är den största sjukdomen som påverkar taro-växten orsakad av algsvampen och växtpatogenen Phytophthora colocasiae. Algsvampar som också kallas vattenmögel liknar svampar, eftersom de delar karaktäristiska drag med dessa, såsom trådformig tillväxt och reproduktion via sporer. De övriga viktiga begränsningarna för taroproduktionen i området är virussjukdomar och rotröta. Ett stort utbrott av taro-mögel i 2010 i Västafrika har förstört tarotillverkningen i regionen, som nästan utplånat produktion och eliminerat värdefulla sorter av taro och drivit redan fattiga bönder till ytterligare fattigdom. Återupplivandet av taroproduktionen i denna fattiga region kräver effektiva lösningar för att förhindra återkommande angrepp av P. colocasiae som nu har etablerat sig som ett endemiskt hot mot taro. Det finns en stor kunskapsbrist om sjukdomsutbredning, diagnos och sjukdomsbekämpning i dessa regioner. I Afrika odlas taro av fattiga bönder som inte har råd med dyra kemikalier och intensiva bekämpningsprogram för att kontrollera taro-mögel. För närvarande finns det få kemikalier tillgängliga på marknaden för att kontrollera taro-mögel. Det är således ett brådskande behov av att utveckla alternativa medel för patogenkontroll. Vi strävar efter att återuppliva den västafrikanska tarotillverkning speciellt i Benin och Nigeria genom att förstå epidemiologin hos P. colocasiae i Västafrika, även genom utveckling av programvara och verktyg, såsom drönare, värmekameror, handhållna mätare och mobilapplikationer för detektering och övervakning av P. colocasiae både i mark och växtdelar. Vi kommer också att undersöka närvaron av andra värdväxter som smittas av P. colocasiae, som kan spela en nyckelroll vid överlevnad av patogenen i frånvaro av huvudvärden, taro. Vi kommer även att utveckla förbättrade fenotypningsmetoder för screening av taro-kulturer för taro-sjukdomsresistens. Denna kunskap kommer att användas för att utbilda jordbrukare för bättre hanteringsmetoder och utvecklandet av nya strategier för sjukdomsbekämpning. Vi kommer också att använda hållbara biologiska kontrollmedel med låg kostnad och lågtoxiska växtbaserade produkter och kemikalier för att kontrollera taro-mögel Vi kommer att utbilda en forskare i storskalig fenotypning och fjärranalys för sjukdomsbedömning i Benin och Nigeria. PenSeq, en riktad gensekvenseringsmetod kommer att användas i P. colocasiae isolerade från fält för att identifiera effektorer som har en viktig roll för infektion samt gener in i patogenen som kan bli mål för kemisk kontroll. Kunskapen från detta sekvenseringsprojekt kommer att stödja taroförädlingsprogram. Vi kommer också att undersöka motståndsgener i olika sorter av taro för att identifiera resistens . Detta projekt är ett första steg för att identifiera sjukdomsframkallande gener i P. colocasiae och utforma specifika strategier för att kontrollera sjukdomen. Genom att förbättra upptäckten och kontrollen av sjukdommar i taro kommer vi att bidra till en ökning av taroproduktionen och en förbättring av tarotkvaliteten i låginkomstländer i Västafrika. Detta kommer att bidra till minskad fattigdom och ökad inkomst, sysselsättning och handel i Benin och Nigeria.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The project studies the tension between notions of the Ganges that stem from religious and secular conceptions of it. These are often incompatible and result in dissonant ideas regarding how to manage and respond to its state of pollution, degradation and capriciousness. The Ganges is a principal constituent of the sacred geography of South Asia, particularly to Hindus, at the same time as millions of people depend on it for daily sustenance. This duality informs how India and Bangladesh act to govern the river and seek to mobilise sustainable water management, yet it also affects how individuals and communities relate to the river’s welfare and possible use. Contradicting views of the river are manifest in religious and secular representations broadly and in concrete mismatches between state-level governance and lay beliefs. In order to examine state activities as well as the belief systems of individuals, the project consists of two components. The first probes attempts in India and Bangladesh to make the Ganges integral to development efforts and nation building, and the extent to which these relate to the basic tension. The second stresses how cultural and religious assumptions regarding the Ganges, in the form of lay beliefs, interact with environmental concerns ascribed to it. The objective is to grasp the ways in which discordant ideas about the river are reflected in state activities and in lay beliefs, and where we find overlaps and inconsistencies between these.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet kretsar kring floden Ganges och dess inte fullt kompatibla innebörder. Flodens lopp sträcker sig över hela norra Indien och stora delar av Bangladesh och Ganges har således en väldig påverkan på miljontals liv i Sydasien. Floden är oerhört förorenad och hälsovådlig för såväl människor som djur samtidigt som den tillskrivs en religiöst och mytologiskt präglad förmåga att vara självrenande och livgivande. Ganges är, med andra ord, på samma gång kringgärdad av föreställningar om att vara evigt fruktbar och att stå inför ett hot om att inte längre finnas så som vi nu känner floden.Centralt för det sistnämnda är inte enbart hur dess nedsmutsning påverkar de områden i Indien vilken den rinner igenom utan även hur den periodvis bidrar till extrem torka och extrema översvämningar i Bangladesh. Dessutom för Ganges inte längre med sig sediment i samma utsträckning, vilket riskerar att på sikt urholka den grund på vilken delar av Bangladesh vilar. Att studera Ganges är av yttersta vikt för att kunna bidra till vår kunskap om hur bättre villkor skapas för människor som lever i fattigdom i regionen, med särskilt fokus på hur sekulära och religiösa antaganden om världen präglar och eventuellt hindrar såväl staters som lokala gemenskapers försök till progressivt, hållbart miljöarbete.I fokus för detta projekt står dels statens försök i såväl Indien som Bangladesh att göra Ganges ren, kontrollerbar och produktiv som en del av en vidare utvecklingssträvan, dels hur människors föreställningar om dess renhet och nedsmutsning, förmåga att ständigt förnyas och möjliga ändlighet, påverkar deras syn på hur floden ska hanteras. Dessa två nivåer av försök att fastställa vad Ganges är, och kan vara, är nödvändiga att studera tillsammans för att nå bortom den rådande och hämmande bristen på överlappning mellan sekulära eller tekniskt orienterade ansträngningar och religiöst präglade idéer om hur floden bäst görs tjänlig och bevaras.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Legal identity comprises a documented relationship between a person, the law and the state. Some insurgencies seek to replace the state and start issuing legal identity documents (e.g. ID cards or birth certificates) to the people under their control.We study this phenomenon and its wide-ranging implications by looking at three complementary cases:the Kachin Independence Organisation/Army in Myanmar (which recently started issuing ID documents);the Syrian Interim Government (which used to issue ID documents but now faces defeat);the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus (which has become an established but widely unrecognized state).We will explore what shape legal identity takes in these three contexts, what implications it has for the people affected, and how these people navigate major political shifts.Legal identity is an SDG target (16:9) and it underpins the SDGs at large. Not having a recognized legal identity can severely implicate people’s human rights and it may cause statelessness. Our project is academically relevant, because it goes to the core of unresolved tensions around theorising sovereign statehood and the authority to make law.Conceptually we develop an inter-disciplinary combination of rebel governance literature in social/political science and critical interventions in legal scholarship. Methodologically, our ethnographic fieldwork will draw on an innovative combination of political histories, personal life histories and material culture.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Juridisk identitet innebär ett dokumenterat förhållande mellan en individ, lagen och staten. Juridisk identitet anses allmänt vara något som endast suveräna stater kan utfärda. Men i samband med inbördeskrig kan mer komplexa situationer uppstå. Vissa rebellrörelser som utmanar staten utvecklar system för att styra territorier och de människor de kontrollerar. Det kan handla om att utfärda juridiska identitetshandlingar (t.ex. ID-kort, pass) eller livscykeldokument (t.ex. födelsecertifikat, äktenskapshandlingar och dödsattester). Detta är nödvändigt eftersom i tider av väpnad konflikt fortsätter människor att födas, dö, gifta sig och skiljas.Juridisk identitet är relevant av många olika skäl. Mål 16:9 för hållbar utveckling syftar till att säkra "juridisk identitet för alla" fram till 2030. Men frågan om juridisk identitet är en utgångspunkt för hela SDG-agendan eftersom en person som inte har juridisk identitet kommer att få kämpa för att få tillgång till de mest grundläggande mänskliga rättigheterna. Juridisk identitet ligger därmed till grund för själva idéen om en rättighetsbaserad hållbar utveckling.Hittills har rebellrörelser och ett icke-statligt utfärdande av juridisk dokumentation inte studerats tillräckligt trots att det för med sig stora konsekvenser, både i praktiken (för de individer som bär sådana identitetshandlingar) och akademiskt (eftersom det väcker viktiga frågor om suveräna stater).Konflikter mellan stater och rebellgrupper som ger människor en juridisk identitet får ofta stora humanitära konsekvenser för de inblandade. Frånvaron av ID-handlingar kan hindra individer från att erhålla livsavgörande hjälpinsatser och innehav av ID-handlingar kan utsätta dem som är registrerade för tvångsåtgärder. Rebellrörelser kan ta ut skatter eller rekrytera soldater och människor kan hamna i statslöshet och utsatthet när framgångsrika rebellrörelser upphör att existera.Vårt projekt syftar till att studera detta fenomen genom att analysera tre fall:Kachins självständighetsorganisation/armé (KIO/A) i Myanmar;Syriska interimregeringen (SIG);Turkiska republiken Nordcypern (TRNC).I stället för att jämföra de tre fallen betraktar vi dem som kompletterande exempel på hur juridisk identitet gestaltar sig inom tre olika rebellrörelser. Det första fallet, KIO/A, är en rörelse som nyligen har börjat utfärda ID-handlingar: dessa dokument är alltså omgivna av osäkerhet. Den andra fallet, SIG, började utfärda ID-handlingar under det syriska inbördeskriget men står nu inför ett nederlag: rörelsens dokument har tappat sin makt och kan istället betraktas som bevis på samarbete med ”terrorister” av Assad-regimen. Det tredje fallet, TNRC, började utfärda ID-dokument på 1970-talet: dessa dokument har således utfärdats under lång tid på norra Cypern och går att jämföra med de dokument som utfärdas i "normala stater", men den juridiska identiteten fortsätter att undermineras av olösta konflikter och saknar ett internationell erkännande.Projektet kommer att bedriva etnografisk forskning i dessa tre kontexter för att besvara följande forskningsfrågor:I vilken utsträckning utfärdar de tre politiska enheterna olika former av juridisk identitet till de människor de försöker styra över, och vilken materiell form har den juridiska identiteten?Vilka möjligheter eller hot erbjuder en juridisk identitet dessa människor?Hur navigerar människor de förändringar som äger rum när den politiska enhetens ställning som ger ut juridisk identitet förändras på ett avgörande sätt?Vårt projekt bidrar med ny kunskap eftersom det studerar ett viktigt fenomen som ännu inte erhållit tillräcklig akademisk uppmärksamhet. Det är innovativt, eftersom det tar utgångspunkt i två akademiska discipliner: samhällsvetenskaplig forskning om rebellrörelser och vardagen för de människor som lever under deras styre, samt juridisk forskning om utmaningarna att tillämpa internationell rätt på ett sammanhang där staten (och dess lagar) är föremål för konflikter.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Legal identity comprises a documented relationship between a person, the law and the state. Some insurgencies seek to replace the state and start issuing legal identity documents (e.g. ID cards or birth certificates) to the people under their control.We study this phenomenon and its wide-ranging implications by looking at three complementary cases:the Kachin Independence Organisation/Army in Myanmar (which recently started issuing ID documents);the Syrian Interim Government (which used to issue ID documents but now faces defeat);the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus (which has become an established but widely unrecognized state).We will explore what shape legal identity takes in these three contexts, what implications it has for the people affected, and how these people navigate major political shifts.Legal identity is an SDG target (16:9) and it underpins the SDGs at large. Not having a recognized legal identity can severely implicate people’s human rights and it may cause statelessness. Our project is academically relevant, because it goes to the core of unresolved tensions around theorising sovereign statehood and the authority to make law.Conceptually we develop an inter-disciplinary combination of rebel governance literature in social/political science and critical interventions in legal scholarship. Methodologically, our ethnographic fieldwork will draw on an innovative combination of political histories, personal life histories and material culture.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Juridisk identitet innebär ett dokumenterat förhållande mellan en individ, lagen och staten. Juridisk identitet anses allmänt vara något som endast suveräna stater kan utfärda. Men i samband med inbördeskrig kan mer komplexa situationer uppstå. Vissa rebellrörelser som utmanar staten utvecklar system för att styra territorier och de människor de kontrollerar. Det kan handla om att utfärda juridiska identitetshandlingar (t.ex. ID-kort, pass) eller livscykeldokument (t.ex. födelsecertifikat, äktenskapshandlingar och dödsattester). Detta är nödvändigt eftersom i tider av väpnad konflikt fortsätter människor att födas, dö, gifta sig och skiljas.Juridisk identitet är relevant av många olika skäl. Mål 16:9 för hållbar utveckling syftar till att säkra "juridisk identitet för alla" fram till 2030. Men frågan om juridisk identitet är en utgångspunkt för hela SDG-agendan eftersom en person som inte har juridisk identitet kommer att få kämpa för att få tillgång till de mest grundläggande mänskliga rättigheterna. Juridisk identitet ligger därmed till grund för själva idéen om en rättighetsbaserad hållbar utveckling.Hittills har rebellrörelser och ett icke-statligt utfärdande av juridisk dokumentation inte studerats tillräckligt trots att det för med sig stora konsekvenser, både i praktiken (för de individer som bär sådana identitetshandlingar) och akademiskt (eftersom det väcker viktiga frågor om suveräna stater).Konflikter mellan stater och rebellgrupper som ger människor en juridisk identitet får ofta stora humanitära konsekvenser för de inblandade. Frånvaron av ID-handlingar kan hindra individer från att erhålla livsavgörande hjälpinsatser och innehav av ID-handlingar kan utsätta dem som är registrerade för tvångsåtgärder. Rebellrörelser kan ta ut skatter eller rekrytera soldater och människor kan hamna i statslöshet och utsatthet när framgångsrika rebellrörelser upphör att existera.Vårt projekt syftar till att studera detta fenomen genom att analysera tre fall:Kachins självständighetsorganisation/armé (KIO/A) i Myanmar;Syriska interimregeringen (SIG);Turkiska republiken Nordcypern (TRNC).I stället för att jämföra de tre fallen betraktar vi dem som kompletterande exempel på hur juridisk identitet gestaltar sig inom tre olika rebellrörelser. Det första fallet, KIO/A, är en rörelse som nyligen har börjat utfärda ID-handlingar: dessa dokument är alltså omgivna av osäkerhet. Den andra fallet, SIG, började utfärda ID-handlingar under det syriska inbördeskriget men står nu inför ett nederlag: rörelsens dokument har tappat sin makt och kan istället betraktas som bevis på samarbete med ”terrorister” av Assad-regimen. Det tredje fallet, TNRC, började utfärda ID-dokument på 1970-talet: dessa dokument har således utfärdats under lång tid på norra Cypern och går att jämföra med de dokument som utfärdas i "normala stater", men den juridiska identiteten fortsätter att undermineras av olösta konflikter och saknar ett internationell erkännande.Projektet kommer att bedriva etnografisk forskning i dessa tre kontexter för att besvara följande forskningsfrågor:I vilken utsträckning utfärdar de tre politiska enheterna olika former av juridisk identitet till de människor de försöker styra över, och vilken materiell form har den juridiska identiteten?Vilka möjligheter eller hot erbjuder en juridisk identitet dessa människor?Hur navigerar människor de förändringar som äger rum när den politiska enhetens ställning som ger ut juridisk identitet förändras på ett avgörande sätt?Vårt projekt bidrar med ny kunskap eftersom det studerar ett viktigt fenomen som ännu inte erhållit tillräcklig akademisk uppmärksamhet. Det är innovativt, eftersom det tar utgångspunkt i två akademiska discipliner: samhällsvetenskaplig forskning om rebellrörelser och vardagen för de människor som lever under deras styre, samt juridisk forskning om utmaningarna att tillämpa internationell rätt på ett sammanhang där staten (och dess lagar) är föremål för konflikter.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Sydostasien är en av världens regioner med högst biodiversitet, vilket innebär en enorm artrikedom av växter och djur, men även mikroorganismer. Denna stora artrikedom har stor betydelse för framtidens hållbara klimat. Vårt projekt går ut på att nyttja artrikedomen i regionen och upptäcka nya sorters filamentösa svampar, för att fördjupa kunskapen kring biologisk nedbrytning av biomassa. Vi fokuserar i detta projekt på restprodukter i skogsnäringen och från storskalig bioetanolproduktion i Sydostasien. Målet är att på sikt kunna skapa värdefulla produkter ifrån dessa material som idag kasseras i enorma mängder och som en konsekvens ger föroreningsproblem. Materialen vi fokuserar på är akaciabark och rester från bioetanolindustrin där kassava (maniok). Biokemisk omvandling till produkter är en av de mest miljövänliga och hållbara metoder för förädling av biomassa och därmed värdeskapande från material som annars utgör avfall.Eftersom barken utgör det yttersta försvaret mot diverse angrepp hos ett träd, innehåller den en mängd antimikrobiella molekyler, och traditionella metoder för att t.ex. omvandla barken till bioetanol begränsas därmed. Barken bryts dock ned med tiden i naturen, vilket innebär att mikroorganismer som effektivt kan bryta ned den komplexa strukturen existerar. Bioethanolproduktionen från kassava kräver subventioneringar och de rester av kassava som erhålls skulle kunna uppgraderas till näringsrikt foder med hjälp av mikrobiell omvandlingen. Enzymer som är speciellt ägnade att bryta ner kassava kan förbättra effektiviteten i bioethanolproduktionen. Med tanke på de miljontals ton bark och kassavarester som produceras idag, skulle nya omvandlingsmetoder kunna skapa stora värden och gynna lokala industrier i regionen som på sikt kan lyfta än fler människor ur fattigdom. Workshops och nätverkande med lokala industrirepresentanter är en del av projektet, vilket kommer att leda till ökad kunskapen kring bioraffinaderikonceptet i regionen.Vi kommer i detta projekt att använda både bark och industriella kassavarester för att finna och isolera nya svampar som effektivt kan växa på de olika materialen och enzymatisk omvandla dom. Vi kommer att fokusera på mikroorganismer som kan verka vid väldigt låga pH och höga temperaturer. Genom att kartlägga hur dessa fungerar, förbättras möjligheten till att designa enzymer och mikroorganismer som kan verka vid dessa förhållanden i industriella processer. Genomen hos nya arter och stammar kommer att sekvenseras, för att lägga en grund till att förstå deras enzymatiska maskinerier som möjliggör nedbrytningen. Vi kommer även att studera genreglering över tid för att få reda på vilka gener som är viktigast under de olika stegen under nedbrytningsprocessen. Härmed ökar vi ökar vi kunskapen kring dessa naturliga processer. Eftersom det rör sig om material som idag ses som värdelösa och som produceras i enorma mängder årligen, kan projektet starkt bidra till framtida metoder som både ger nya produkter i regionen, samt minskar beroendet av fossila råvaror då biomassa bättre tas tillvara. Våra resultat kan därmed starkt bidra till minskandet av koldioxidutsläpp och andra negativa effekter som nyttjande av fossila råvaror skapar. Minskade avfallsmängder leder till minskad nedskräpninh.Projektet bygger vidare på ett framgångsrikt pågående samarbete mellan Chalmers  och Food Industries Research Institute (FIRI) i Hanoi, Vietnam. Vi har de senaste åren undersökt en mängd olika svamparter med förmåga att bryta ned växtbiomassa. Vi kommer nu att involvera forskare från grannländerna Laos och Kambodja. Båda dessa är låginkomstländer och skulle gagnas av närmare forskarkontakter med det mer utvecklade Vietnam och mer högteknologisk forskning från Sverige. Vi kommer i projektet anordna workshops och konferenser med forskare i regionen för att sprida både resultat och metoder, och ämnar därmed hjälpa till att bygga upp ett lokalt nätverk där lokala forskningsfrågor framgångsrikt kan diskuteras.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Extremofila svampar från sydostasiens biodiversitet har en nyckelroll i hållbart jordbruk och industri</narrative>
      <narrative>Exploring fungal extremophiles in South East Asian biodiversity  as the key for sustainable agriculture and industry</narrative>
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      <narrative>Developing countries are heavily affected by the escalating consequences of climate change. Efforts to reduce poverty, mitigate climate change and develop new sustainable methods to utilize renewable resources are greatly needed. In this project, we address the sustainable use of biomass resources, by identifying and developing microorganisms and enzymes that will be the main catalysts in valorization of abundant agroindustrial (cassava streams) and forestry (acacia bark) residues. We will explore the biodiversity in South East Asia to identify unique microorganisms and enzymes to enable the valorization. Samples will be collected from selected and isolated from ecological niches. Novel fungal species able to rapidly degrade the residues will be idnetified. We will in detail follow and characterize (using omics techniques) the degradation process to identify which enzymes are produced and active. A detailed characterization of key underexplored enzymes in biomass degradation (e.g. phenolic de-glycosylases, oxidases and LPMOs) will follow. Enzymes with unique properties (i.e. ability to act at low pH and at high temperature) will be targeted. Knowledge regarding the factors that convey acidotolerance in enzymes and microorganisms will be established. The project will accelerate capacity building among researchers in South East Asia, and transfer knowledge to benefit industries and society regarding the potential of using enzymes and filamentous fungi in valorization.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Sydostasien är en av världens regioner med högst biodiversitet, vilket innebär en enorm artrikedom av växter och djur, men även mikroorganismer. Denna stora artrikedom har stor betydelse för framtidens hållbara klimat. Vårt projekt går ut på att nyttja artrikedomen i regionen och upptäcka nya sorters filamentösa svampar, för att fördjupa kunskapen kring biologisk nedbrytning av biomassa. Vi fokuserar i detta projekt på restprodukter i skogsnäringen och från storskalig bioetanolproduktion i Sydostasien. Målet är att på sikt kunna skapa värdefulla produkter ifrån dessa material som idag kasseras i enorma mängder och som en konsekvens ger föroreningsproblem. Materialen vi fokuserar på är akaciabark och rester från bioetanolindustrin där kassava (maniok). Biokemisk omvandling till produkter är en av de mest miljövänliga och hållbara metoder för förädling av biomassa och därmed värdeskapande från material som annars utgör avfall.Eftersom barken utgör det yttersta försvaret mot diverse angrepp hos ett träd, innehåller den en mängd antimikrobiella molekyler, och traditionella metoder för att t.ex. omvandla barken till bioetanol begränsas därmed. Barken bryts dock ned med tiden i naturen, vilket innebär att mikroorganismer som effektivt kan bryta ned den komplexa strukturen existerar. Bioethanolproduktionen från kassava kräver subventioneringar och de rester av kassava som erhålls skulle kunna uppgraderas till näringsrikt foder med hjälp av mikrobiell omvandlingen. Enzymer som är speciellt ägnade att bryta ner kassava kan förbättra effektiviteten i bioethanolproduktionen. Med tanke på de miljontals ton bark och kassavarester som produceras idag, skulle nya omvandlingsmetoder kunna skapa stora värden och gynna lokala industrier i regionen som på sikt kan lyfta än fler människor ur fattigdom. Workshops och nätverkande med lokala industrirepresentanter är en del av projektet, vilket kommer att leda till ökad kunskapen kring bioraffinaderikonceptet i regionen.Vi kommer i detta projekt att använda både bark och industriella kassavarester för att finna och isolera nya svampar som effektivt kan växa på de olika materialen och enzymatisk omvandla dom. Vi kommer att fokusera på mikroorganismer som kan verka vid väldigt låga pH och höga temperaturer. Genom att kartlägga hur dessa fungerar, förbättras möjligheten till att designa enzymer och mikroorganismer som kan verka vid dessa förhållanden i industriella processer. Genomen hos nya arter och stammar kommer att sekvenseras, för att lägga en grund till att förstå deras enzymatiska maskinerier som möjliggör nedbrytningen. Vi kommer även att studera genreglering över tid för att få reda på vilka gener som är viktigast under de olika stegen under nedbrytningsprocessen. Härmed ökar vi ökar vi kunskapen kring dessa naturliga processer. Eftersom det rör sig om material som idag ses som värdelösa och som produceras i enorma mängder årligen, kan projektet starkt bidra till framtida metoder som både ger nya produkter i regionen, samt minskar beroendet av fossila råvaror då biomassa bättre tas tillvara. Våra resultat kan därmed starkt bidra till minskandet av koldioxidutsläpp och andra negativa effekter som nyttjande av fossila råvaror skapar. Minskade avfallsmängder leder till minskad nedskräpninh.Projektet bygger vidare på ett framgångsrikt pågående samarbete mellan Chalmers  och Food Industries Research Institute (FIRI) i Hanoi, Vietnam. Vi har de senaste åren undersökt en mängd olika svamparter med förmåga att bryta ned växtbiomassa. Vi kommer nu att involvera forskare från grannländerna Laos och Kambodja. Båda dessa är låginkomstländer och skulle gagnas av närmare forskarkontakter med det mer utvecklade Vietnam och mer högteknologisk forskning från Sverige. Vi kommer i projektet anordna workshops och konferenser med forskare i regionen för att sprida både resultat och metoder, och ämnar därmed hjälpa till att bygga upp ett lokalt nätverk där lokala forskningsfrågor framgångsrikt kan diskuteras.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Att Praktisera Matsuveränitet: Ursprungsfolk och Agroekologiska Förhållanden i Östra Himalaya.</narrative>
      <narrative>Practicing Food Sovereignty: Indigenous Peoples and Agroecological Relationships in the Eastern Himalayas</narrative>
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      <narrative>This study concerns indigenous communities and agricultural practices in four countries of the Eastern Himalaya region; Nepal, Bhutan, C hittagong Hill Tracks of Bangladesh and the hills of Northeast India. The focus is on present practices relating “food sovereignty”. While food sovereignty is a dynamic concept, it usually imply the pursuit of both environmental and livelihood goals. In a similar fashion, indigenous upland communities in the region are reviving and revaluing traditional agricultural practices to cope with climate change and contemporary environmental risks. The overall question addressed concerns indigenous livelihood practices and food security in upland areas. We approach this through three interrelated themes: (a) plants; (b) crop losses; and (c) food. Theoretically we bring food sovereignty studies in conversation with agrarian studies, political ecology and multispecies studies. The project also draws on recent work within indigenous peoples’ studies that looks at indigenous sovereignty not only as a matter of political self-determination, but also as mode of living differently on the land. Here plants, agricultural practices and food figure prominently as a domain to build sovereignty from within. Regional partners are: (a) North Eastern Social Research Centre (NESRC ) in Guwahati Northeast India; (b) The Royal Thimphu College in Bhutan; (c) Social Sciences Baha in Kathmandu Nepal, and (d) The Asian University for Women in C hittagong, Bangladesh.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet Att Praktisera Matsuveränitet: Ursprungsfolk och Agroekologiska Förhållanden i Östra Himalaya är geografiskt förlagt till bergsområdet C hittagong Hill Tracts i Bangladesh, till nordöstra Indien samt angränsande områden i Bhutan och Nepal. Dessa områden ingår i den region som betecknas som Östra Himalaya. Projektet focus är på hållbar matförsörjning hos ursprungsfolken i dessa högländer. Vi tar utgångspunkten i termen ”matsuveränitet”, en normativ term som inte enbart beaktar tillgången till mat utan också pekar på behovet att lokalbefolkningen har kontroll över hela försörjningskedjan; rätten till odlingsmark, till utsäde, boskap, förädling, och tillgång till marknader och ny kunskap. Matsuveränitet är idag en global angelägenhet, centralt för ursprungsfolk världen över. Högländer, inte minst i Himalaya, har visat sig speciellt utsatta för klimatförändringar. Kraftiga stormar, oregelbunden nederbörd, högre temperaturer, erosion, jordskred och angrepp av skadedjur gör att människor får allt svårare att klara sin försörjning. En rad nationella och internationella organisationer arbetar idag med att skapa bättre förutsättningar för ett hållbart jordbruk i utsatta höglandsområden. Östra Himalaya är ett sådant område. En viktig del av detta arbete består i en omdefinition av traditionellt svedjebruk. Tidigare har staterna i regionen försökt begränsa eller helt stoppa svedjebruk. Idag har man alltmer gått över till att hitta sätt att anpassa svedjebruk till dagens situation och tar fasta på den biologiska mångfald, det stora antal olika grödor som odlas. I denna studie kommer vi att följa de insatser som görs och de olika aktörer som är involverade i detta arbete. Den övergripande frågan för projektet rör ursprungsfolks försörjningspraktiker, agroekologiska förutsättningar och klimatförändringar i Östra Himalaya. Studien är organiserad runt tre sammanlänkande teman; a) växter, b) skadeförluster och c) mat. Respektive tema kommer att studeras utifrån en specifik ingång. Vad gäller växter är ingången, traditionella ”landraser” (heritage plants) som hirs och bovete. Vi kommer att följa de försök som görs att återintroducera traditionella grödor som visat sig mer resilienta och näringsrika än moderna, växtförädlade, grödor. Under temat skadeförluster är ingången den kinesiska fruktflugan vilken angriper fruktoch grönsaks odlingar, samt elefanter vilka speciellt i de mer låglänta bergsområdena har stor åverkan på jordbruket. Den asiatiska elefantens livsutrymme minskar snabbt och med det ökar också konflikterna med lokalbefolkningen. Här kommer vi att följa hur ursprungsfolken i regionen handskas med de djur och insekter som söker sig till och lever av deras grödor. För temat mat, slutligen, är ingången de olika traditionella metoderna för att tillaga och bevara mat, speciellt fermentering. Fermenterad mat spelar stor roll i ursprungsfolkens kök, och den traditionella maten har fått en allt större betydelse som identitetsmarkör och som del av de politiska projektet att värna gruppens autonomi eller självbestämmande. Ursprungsfolken har globalt sett en hög andel fattiga. Situationen skiljer sig åt mellan de fyra länderna som ingår i studien, men generellt sett har politisk oro, väpnade konflikter och övergrepp på mänskliga rättigheter haft stor inverkan på de lokala försörjningssystemen. De accelererande klimatförändringarna har ökat på denna sårbarhet. Trots enorma utmaningarna så finns idag en ökad medvetenhet och ett politiskt intresse nationellt och globalt för att stärka ursprungsfolks och andra marginaliserade gruppers möjlighet att bedriva ett ekologiskt och socialt hållbart jordbruk. FNs hållbarhetsmål är ett uttryck för detta, speciellt genom mål 2 ”ingen hunger”, mål 11 ”hållbara samhällen” och mål 15 ”ekosystem och biologisk mångfald”. Genom detta forskningsprojekt stödjer vi dessa strävanden.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet Att Praktisera Matsuveränitet: Ursprungsfolk och Agroekologiska Förhållanden i Östra Himalaya är geografiskt förlagt till bergsområdet C hittagong Hill Tracts i Bangladesh, till nordöstra Indien samt angränsande områden i Bhutan och Nepal. Dessa områden ingår i den region som betecknas som Östra Himalaya. Projektet focus är på hållbar matförsörjning hos ursprungsfolken i dessa högländer. Vi tar utgångspunkten i termen ”matsuveränitet”, en normativ term som inte enbart beaktar tillgången till mat utan också pekar på behovet att lokalbefolkningen har kontroll över hela försörjningskedjan; rätten till odlingsmark, till utsäde, boskap, förädling, och tillgång till marknader och ny kunskap. Matsuveränitet är idag en global angelägenhet, centralt för ursprungsfolk världen över. Högländer, inte minst i Himalaya, har visat sig speciellt utsatta för klimatförändringar. Kraftiga stormar, oregelbunden nederbörd, högre temperaturer, erosion, jordskred och angrepp av skadedjur gör att människor får allt svårare att klara sin försörjning. En rad nationella och internationella organisationer arbetar idag med att skapa bättre förutsättningar för ett hållbart jordbruk i utsatta höglandsområden. Östra Himalaya är ett sådant område. En viktig del av detta arbete består i en omdefinition av traditionellt svedjebruk. Tidigare har staterna i regionen försökt begränsa eller helt stoppa svedjebruk. Idag har man alltmer gått över till att hitta sätt att anpassa svedjebruk till dagens situation och tar fasta på den biologiska mångfald, det stora antal olika grödor som odlas. I denna studie kommer vi att följa de insatser som görs och de olika aktörer som är involverade i detta arbete. Den övergripande frågan för projektet rör ursprungsfolks försörjningspraktiker, agroekologiska förutsättningar och klimatförändringar i Östra Himalaya. Studien är organiserad runt tre sammanlänkande teman; a) växter, b) skadeförluster och c) mat. Respektive tema kommer att studeras utifrån en specifik ingång. Vad gäller växter är ingången, traditionella ”landraser” (heritage plants) som hirs och bovete. Vi kommer att följa de försök som görs att återintroducera traditionella grödor som visat sig mer resilienta och näringsrika än moderna, växtförädlade, grödor. Under temat skadeförluster är ingången den kinesiska fruktflugan vilken angriper fruktoch grönsaks odlingar, samt elefanter vilka speciellt i de mer låglänta bergsområdena har stor åverkan på jordbruket. Den asiatiska elefantens livsutrymme minskar snabbt och med det ökar också konflikterna med lokalbefolkningen. Här kommer vi att följa hur ursprungsfolken i regionen handskas med de djur och insekter som söker sig till och lever av deras grödor. För temat mat, slutligen, är ingången de olika traditionella metoderna för att tillaga och bevara mat, speciellt fermentering. Fermenterad mat spelar stor roll i ursprungsfolkens kök, och den traditionella maten har fått en allt större betydelse som identitetsmarkör och som del av de politiska projektet att värna gruppens autonomi eller självbestämmande. Ursprungsfolken har globalt sett en hög andel fattiga. Situationen skiljer sig åt mellan de fyra länderna som ingår i studien, men generellt sett har politisk oro, väpnade konflikter och övergrepp på mänskliga rättigheter haft stor inverkan på de lokala försörjningssystemen. De accelererande klimatförändringarna har ökat på denna sårbarhet. Trots enorma utmaningarna så finns idag en ökad medvetenhet och ett politiskt intresse nationellt och globalt för att stärka ursprungsfolks och andra marginaliserade gruppers möjlighet att bedriva ett ekologiskt och socialt hållbart jordbruk. FNs hållbarhetsmål är ett uttryck för detta, speciellt genom mål 2 ”ingen hunger”, mål 11 ”hållbara samhällen” och mål 15 ”ekosystem och biologisk mångfald”. Genom detta forskningsprojekt stödjer vi dessa strävanden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten.</narrative>
      <narrative>2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The aim of this project is to pursue in-depth research of two well-documented and “successful” cases and thus both address the long-term effects of intensive peacebuilding and identify weaknesses and vulnerabilities in its implementation. It will contribute explicitly to the contemporary shift in peacebuilding policy towards a more contextual, human-oriented, and inclusive approach that takes into account the lessons learned regarding the long-term processes instigated by peacebuilding interventions. The project, therefore, interrogates the trajectory of peacebuilding through a historical analysis as well as a contemporary one. Our central research problem is: What, given the long trajectory of peacebuilding initiatives and their implementation, does not work and why in Cambodia and Mozambique? We focus on these two cases because there has been a curiously similar development and timing in the two cases. In both sites, we will seek to identify the provenance of the recent tensions (which are jeopardising peace and stability). Particular research questions are theoretically and conceptually driven. They focus on long-term dilemmas of peacebuilding; the dynamics of ex/inclusion; the significance of grounding peace with the population; and, the possibility of adaptive peacebuilding.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Studiens huvudsakliga syfte är att undersöka två väldokumenterade och förment “framgångsrika” fall av fredsbyggande - Mocambique och Kambodja – med särskilt fokus på att identifiera svagheter och sårbarheter i hur den så kallade liberala freden har implementerats i dessa fall. Studien bidrar huvudsakligen till den samtida intellektuella strömning som betonar att fredsbyggandepolicy ska vara kontextkänslig, människoorienterad och inkluderande. Studien analyserar också tidigare (misslyckade) erfarenheter av fredsbyggande, och söker ta fram konkreta lärdomar från dessa. Genom detta tillvägagångssätt undersöker vi fredsbyggande via dess historiska utveckling fram till den nuvarande situationen. Vår primära forskningsfråga lyder som följer: Vad – sett i ljuset av fredsbyggandets långa historia – har inte fungerat, och varför, i Kambodja och Mocambique? Då de två fallen har många gemensamma nämnare passar de utmärkt för att analysera i en jämförande studie. I denna söker vi primärt redogöra för ursprunget till de spänningar som vi ser i de båda fallens samtid, och som vi anser utgör ett hot mot deras framtida fred och stabilitet. Våra specifika under-forskningsfrågor är hämtade från den teoretiska litteraturen, och de fokuserar i tur och ordning på fredsbyggandets långtidsdilemma; in/exkluderingens dynamik; vikten av att förankra fredsprocesser i lokalsamhällen, och slutligen: möjligheterna för en anpassningsbar fredsbyggandeprocess.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project will enable a structured collaboration between SLU and WorldFish around climate change effects on aquatic environments and resulting changes in nutritional outcomes from small-scale fisheries in marine, coastal and freshwater fisheries. The inital focus will be on fisheries in Africa and the Pacific and will result in long-term joint research in and on topics relevant to low income countries and lower middle income countries.Specifically the project will explore six climate change and fisheries related topics topics relevant for nutritional outcomes in low income countries and lower middle income countries: 1) Importance of habitats for fisheries production; 2) Change in catch composition / production high due to climate driven change in habitats; 3) Range expansion / species shifts; 4) Local ecological knowledge vs scientific knowledge (comparative); 5) Sustainable management measures vs. livelihoods; 6) Change in monsoon season - effects on fish and fisheries;The collaboration will be strengthened by 2 Workshops including field-visits that will focus on interaction with local fishing communities and ensure proper input and relevance of the 2-3 resulting research proposals that will be submitted 2021/2022 to relevant funding agencies.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Globalt levererar fisket viktiga mikronäringsämnen till 4,5 miljarder konsumenter. Förväntade klimatförändringar kommer sannolikt att leda till en minskning av den tropiska marina fiskproduktionen och biomassan och till en ökning vid högre breddgrader med ett parallellt mönster i maximal fiskefångstpotential. De starkaste effekterna av denna förändring på människor, genom förändrad mängd och sammansättning av fiskefångst, kommer att återfinnas i Afrika, Sydostasien och små önationer under utveckling (Small Island Developing States, SIDS). Dessa regioner är mycket starkt beroende av fisk och även mycket sårbara för undernäring av mikronäringsämnen.   Det finns ett stort behov av ny kunskap för att klimatsäkra flödet av näring från småskaligt fiske i Stillahavsregionen och Afrika. Projektet kommer att möjliggöra ett strukturerat samarbete mellan SLU och WorldFish om effekter av klimatförändringar på olika vattenmiljöer som kan innebära ett förändrat näringsbidrag från småskaligt fiske inom havs-, kust- och sötvattensfiske till befolkningen i dessa länder. Projektet kommer geografiskt att fokusera på det småskaliga fisket i Afrika och Stillahavsområdet och kommer att leda till långsiktig gemensam forskning i och på frågor som är relevanta för låg- och medelinkomstländer.Projektet kommer särskilt att undersöka sex klimatförändringseffekter kopplade till fisk och fiske som är relevanta för näringsbidraget i låg- och medelinkomstländer: 1) Förändrade livsmiljöers betydelse för fiskets produktion; 2) Klimatdrivan förändringar i fångstsammansättning och total produktion; 3) Förändrad utbredning av fiskarter; 4) Betydelsen av lokal ekologisk kunskap om klimatförändringar; 5) Klimatdrivna konflikter mellan hållbar förvaltning och försörjningsmöjligheter; 6) En förändrad monsunsäsongens effekt på fisk och fiske;Samarbetet kommer att stärkas genom genomförandet av två gemensamma arbetsgruppsmöten under 2021 på Solomonöarna och i Malawi. I anslutning till arbetsgruppsmötena kommer även fältbesök att genomföras som kommer att fokusera på samverkan med lokala fiskesamhällen och därigenom säkerställa lokal relevans av de två till tre resulterande nya förslag om gemensamma forskningsprojekt. Forskningsprojektförslagen kommer att lämnas in 2021/2022 till relevanta finansiärer och därigenom bidra till ny kunskap för att klimatsäkra flödet av näring från småskaligt fiske i Stillahavsregionen och Afrika.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project will enable a structured collaboration between SLU and WorldFish around climate change effects on aquatic environments and resulting changes in nutritional outcomes from small-scale fisheries in marine, coastal and freshwater fisheries. The inital focus will be on fisheries in Africa and the Pacific and will result in long-term joint research in and on topics relevant to low income countries and lower middle income countries.Specifically the project will explore six climate change and fisheries related topics topics relevant for nutritional outcomes in low income countries and lower middle income countries: 1) Importance of habitats for fisheries production; 2) Change in catch composition / production high due to climate driven change in habitats; 3) Range expansion / species shifts; 4) Local ecological knowledge vs scientific knowledge (comparative); 5) Sustainable management measures vs. livelihoods; 6) Change in monsoon season - effects on fish and fisheries;The collaboration will be strengthened by 2 Workshops including field-visits that will focus on interaction with local fishing communities and ensure proper input and relevance of the 2-3 resulting research proposals that will be submitted 2021/2022 to relevant funding agencies.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Globalt levererar fisket viktiga mikronäringsämnen till 4,5 miljarder konsumenter. Förväntade klimatförändringar kommer sannolikt att leda till en minskning av den tropiska marina fiskproduktionen och biomassan och till en ökning vid högre breddgrader med ett parallellt mönster i maximal fiskefångstpotential. De starkaste effekterna av denna förändring på människor, genom förändrad mängd och sammansättning av fiskefångst, kommer att återfinnas i Afrika, Sydostasien och små önationer under utveckling (Small Island Developing States, SIDS). Dessa regioner är mycket starkt beroende av fisk och även mycket sårbara för undernäring av mikronäringsämnen.   Det finns ett stort behov av ny kunskap för att klimatsäkra flödet av näring från småskaligt fiske i Stillahavsregionen och Afrika. Projektet kommer att möjliggöra ett strukturerat samarbete mellan SLU och WorldFish om effekter av klimatförändringar på olika vattenmiljöer som kan innebära ett förändrat näringsbidrag från småskaligt fiske inom havs-, kust- och sötvattensfiske till befolkningen i dessa länder. Projektet kommer geografiskt att fokusera på det småskaliga fisket i Afrika och Stillahavsområdet och kommer att leda till långsiktig gemensam forskning i och på frågor som är relevanta för låg- och medelinkomstländer.Projektet kommer särskilt att undersöka sex klimatförändringseffekter kopplade till fisk och fiske som är relevanta för näringsbidraget i låg- och medelinkomstländer: 1) Förändrade livsmiljöers betydelse för fiskets produktion; 2) Klimatdrivan förändringar i fångstsammansättning och total produktion; 3) Förändrad utbredning av fiskarter; 4) Betydelsen av lokal ekologisk kunskap om klimatförändringar; 5) Klimatdrivna konflikter mellan hållbar förvaltning och försörjningsmöjligheter; 6) En förändrad monsunsäsongens effekt på fisk och fiske;Samarbetet kommer att stärkas genom genomförandet av två gemensamma arbetsgruppsmöten under 2021 på Solomonöarna och i Malawi. I anslutning till arbetsgruppsmötena kommer även fältbesök att genomföras som kommer att fokusera på samverkan med lokala fiskesamhällen och därigenom säkerställa lokal relevans av de två till tre resulterande nya förslag om gemensamma forskningsprojekt. Forskningsprojektförslagen kommer att lämnas in 2021/2022 till relevanta finansiärer och därigenom bidra till ny kunskap för att klimatsäkra flödet av näring från småskaligt fiske i Stillahavsregionen och Afrika.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">14.a - Öka den vetenskapliga kunskapen, utveckla forskningskapaciteten och överföra havsteknik, med hänsyn tagen till den mellanstatliga oceanografiska kommissionens kriterier och riktlinjer för överföring av havsteknik (Criteria and Guidelines on the Transfer of Marine Technology), i syfte att skapa friskare hav och öka den marina biologiska mångfaldens bidrag till utvecklingen i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet i små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Prevention of maternal anemia and the impact of an anemia care program for young women in a low-income setting</narrative>
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      <narrative>Background: Maternal anemia is among the underlying causes of maternal mortality in low-income settings such as Uganda. In South Africa 40% of maternal deaths are associated with anemia. Majority of adolescent girls who become pregnant have underlying depleted nutritional reserves. The World Health Organization has recommended preconception anemia care with micronutrients supplementation. Evidence is lacking on the feasibility, acceptability, use, effectiveness and health system impact of preconception anemia care in low-income settings despites being a beneficial strategy. Objectives: To establish and evaluate a pilot research on prevention of maternal anemia through preconception anemia care with the aim of reducing maternal and newborn mortality in low-income countries. Specifically, to determine the feasibility, acceptability, use, effectiveness and health system impact of preconception anemia care for young women in low-income settings.Methodology: After a baseline assessment the preconception anemia care will be set up with a minimum package for preconception care as health education and counsellinig. Quantitative and qualitative research methodologies will measue its effects; patient exit interviews, key informant interviews of health workers and leaders, in-depth interviews with patients and health workers, focus group discussions with women and clinical record abstraction.  The members of this network will participate in data collection, evaluation and dissemination.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Bakgrund: Blodbrist (anemi) är en av de underliggande orsakerna till mödradödlighet i låginkomstländer. I Uganda har förekomsten av anemi stigit bland kvinnor i reproduktiv ålder från 23% år 2011 till 32% år 2016. I Sydafrika beräknas 40 % av mödradödsfallen vara relaterade till anemi. Dessutom, i Uganda, har majoriteten av unga flickorna som blir gravida näringsbrist inklusive brist på järn och folat eller båda. Som lösning har Världshälsoorganisationen rekommenderat anemi vård med tillskott av mikronäringsämnen som initieras minst 6 månader före eventuell graviditet. Det saknas emellertid fortfarande forskning om anemi preventions programs genomförbarhet, accepterande, användning, effektivitet och dess hälsoeffekter i låginkomstmiljöer, trots att det borde vara en fördelaktig strategi. Mål: Syftet med med nätverket är att genomföra en interventions pilot undersökning om förebyggande av mödra anemi genom systematiska förebyggande och vårdande insatser av blivande mödrar i ett låginkomstland, med fokus på Uganda och med synergi effekt till Sydafrika. Specifikt önskar vi belysa genomförbarheten, accepterandet, användningen, effektiviteten och hälsoeffekter av en förebyggande anemi intervention för unga kvinnor i norra Uganda.Metod: Nätverket kommer att genomföra en pilotstudie i Uganda med synergier i Sydafrika genom att involvera erfarna forskare som tidigare samverkat inom forskning om mödrahälsovård i låginkomst länder. Forskarna i denna nätverksansökan är redan medlemmar i ett aktivt globalt hälsonätverk som kommer fungerar som en stödjande plattform om dena interventions pilot projekt om anemivård blir finansierat (https://ki.se/sv/nvs/global-health-nursing-and-sustainable-development). Forskningsprocess: Nätverket kommer att utveckla ett specifikt utvärderings protokoll redan från start och ansökan om samt erhålla etiska tillstånd. För att mäta och belysa hur det var innan projektet startade, samt att följa programmet och dess resultat så kommer både kvantitativa och kvalitativa forskningsmetoder att användas; frågeformulär, patient intervjuer, intervjuer av hälso- och sjukvårdspersonal och ledare, djupintervjuer med patienter och hälso- och anställda, fokusgruppsdiskussioner med kvinnor. Sammanhang: Interventionen består av ett minimun paket för tidig/före-graviditets vård bestående av bl a hälso utbilnding (sexuell hälsa, nutritions information mm), hälso screening (nutritions bedömning, lab tester som blodvärde/Hb mm), rådgivning (nutition, ärftlighet, t e x sickel-cells anemi), hälsofrämjande insatser (tillägg av järn och mineraler vid brist, mat, hjälp med avmaskning mm) samt uppföljnings schema. Interventionen kommer att inrättas konfidentiellt i vårdkliniken vid Lira University Teaching Hospital, Lira, norra Uganda och samordnas av Fakulteten för hälsovetenskaper. I denna pilot studie kommer 520 kvinnor under en ett års period att inkluderas och följas upp.     Enligt implementeringsplanen kommer nätverks teamet att besöka Lira University i Uganda för att ge råd om förbättring av kvalitet och delta i datainsamlingen av de forskningsstudier som kommer mäta interventionens acceptans mm hos kvinnor samt vårdpersonal mfl samt medverka i mitt- respektive slut utvärderingarna. Representanter från den svenska och den sydafrikanska delen av nätverket kommer att besöka det pågående projektet vid Lira universitet vid flera tillfällen, inklusive för att sprida forskningsresultaten. Synergieffekter tillkommer i Sydafrika i samband med spridingen av resultatet frpn Uganda samt när den Sydafrikanska gruppen ansöker om motsvarande projekts hos deras National Research Foundation (NRF).  Spridingen av det Ugandiska pilotprojektets resultat kommer ske både i form av vetenskapliga peer-review artiklar, samt via abstrakts- samt poster presentationer vid olika riktade sammankomster och seminarier tex med inbjudna representanter från respektive hälsoministerie i Uganda och i Sydafrika för att be om stöd för fortsättninga av projektet.</narrative>
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        <narrative>The project activities created improved health and living conditions for people living in poverty and repression among women of reproductive age in rural Uganda and in rural South Africa, and contributed to the overarching objective of equitable and sustainable global development. The project has contributed to sustainable development goal 3 of improved health and well being of people through the anemia prevention intervention, and SGD 5 related to women empowerment and SDG related to equality.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förebyggande av blodbrist och effekter av ett vårdprogram för unga kvinnor i ett låginkomstland</narrative>
      <narrative>Prevention of maternal anemia and the impact of an anemia care program for young women in a low-income setting</narrative>
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      <narrative>Background: Maternal anemia is among the underlying causes of maternal mortality in low-income settings such as Uganda. In South Africa 40% of maternal deaths are associated with anemia. Majority of adolescent girls who become pregnant have underlying depleted nutritional reserves. The World Health Organization has recommended preconception anemia care with micronutrients supplementation. Evidence is lacking on the feasibility, acceptability, use, effectiveness and health system impact of preconception anemia care in low-income settings despites being a beneficial strategy. Objectives: To establish and evaluate a pilot research on prevention of maternal anemia through preconception anemia care with the aim of reducing maternal and newborn mortality in low-income countries. Specifically, to determine the feasibility, acceptability, use, effectiveness and health system impact of preconception anemia care for young women in low-income settings.Methodology: After a baseline assessment the preconception anemia care will be set up with a minimum package for preconception care as health education and counsellinig. Quantitative and qualitative research methodologies will measue its effects; patient exit interviews, key informant interviews of health workers and leaders, in-depth interviews with patients and health workers, focus group discussions with women and clinical record abstraction.  The members of this network will participate in data collection, evaluation and dissemination.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Bakgrund: Blodbrist (anemi) är en av de underliggande orsakerna till mödradödlighet i låginkomstländer. I Uganda har förekomsten av anemi stigit bland kvinnor i reproduktiv ålder från 23% år 2011 till 32% år 2016. I Sydafrika beräknas 40 % av mödradödsfallen vara relaterade till anemi. Dessutom, i Uganda, har majoriteten av unga flickorna som blir gravida näringsbrist inklusive brist på järn och folat eller båda. Som lösning har Världshälsoorganisationen rekommenderat anemi vård med tillskott av mikronäringsämnen som initieras minst 6 månader före eventuell graviditet. Det saknas emellertid fortfarande forskning om anemi preventions programs genomförbarhet, accepterande, användning, effektivitet och dess hälsoeffekter i låginkomstmiljöer, trots att det borde vara en fördelaktig strategi. Mål: Syftet med med nätverket är att genomföra en interventions pilot undersökning om förebyggande av mödra anemi genom systematiska förebyggande och vårdande insatser av blivande mödrar i ett låginkomstland, med fokus på Uganda och med synergi effekt till Sydafrika. Specifikt önskar vi belysa genomförbarheten, accepterandet, användningen, effektiviteten och hälsoeffekter av en förebyggande anemi intervention för unga kvinnor i norra Uganda.Metod: Nätverket kommer att genomföra en pilotstudie i Uganda med synergier i Sydafrika genom att involvera erfarna forskare som tidigare samverkat inom forskning om mödrahälsovård i låginkomst länder. Forskarna i denna nätverksansökan är redan medlemmar i ett aktivt globalt hälsonätverk som kommer fungerar som en stödjande plattform om dena interventions pilot projekt om anemivård blir finansierat (https://ki.se/sv/nvs/global-health-nursing-and-sustainable-development). Forskningsprocess: Nätverket kommer att utveckla ett specifikt utvärderings protokoll redan från start och ansökan om samt erhålla etiska tillstånd. För att mäta och belysa hur det var innan projektet startade, samt att följa programmet och dess resultat så kommer både kvantitativa och kvalitativa forskningsmetoder att användas; frågeformulär, patient intervjuer, intervjuer av hälso- och sjukvårdspersonal och ledare, djupintervjuer med patienter och hälso- och anställda, fokusgruppsdiskussioner med kvinnor. Sammanhang: Interventionen består av ett minimun paket för tidig/före-graviditets vård bestående av bl a hälso utbilnding (sexuell hälsa, nutritions information mm), hälso screening (nutritions bedömning, lab tester som blodvärde/Hb mm), rådgivning (nutition, ärftlighet, t e x sickel-cells anemi), hälsofrämjande insatser (tillägg av järn och mineraler vid brist, mat, hjälp med avmaskning mm) samt uppföljnings schema. Interventionen kommer att inrättas konfidentiellt i vårdkliniken vid Lira University Teaching Hospital, Lira, norra Uganda och samordnas av Fakulteten för hälsovetenskaper. I denna pilot studie kommer 520 kvinnor under en ett års period att inkluderas och följas upp.     Enligt implementeringsplanen kommer nätverks teamet att besöka Lira University i Uganda för att ge råd om förbättring av kvalitet och delta i datainsamlingen av de forskningsstudier som kommer mäta interventionens acceptans mm hos kvinnor samt vårdpersonal mfl samt medverka i mitt- respektive slut utvärderingarna. Representanter från den svenska och den sydafrikanska delen av nätverket kommer att besöka det pågående projektet vid Lira universitet vid flera tillfällen, inklusive för att sprida forskningsresultaten. Synergieffekter tillkommer i Sydafrika i samband med spridingen av resultatet frpn Uganda samt när den Sydafrikanska gruppen ansöker om motsvarande projekts hos deras National Research Foundation (NRF).  Spridingen av det Ugandiska pilotprojektets resultat kommer ske både i form av vetenskapliga peer-review artiklar, samt via abstrakts- samt poster presentationer vid olika riktade sammankomster och seminarier tex med inbjudna representanter från respektive hälsoministerie i Uganda och i Sydafrika för att be om stöd för fortsättninga av projektet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Karolinska Institutet</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför </narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Placering av myggfällor baserat på kunskap om malariamyggors spridningsmönster</narrative>
      <narrative>Spatial planning of out-door traps based on knowledge of mosquito dispersal</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>In the combat against malaria, mosquito control is a key to success as no transmission is the same as no malaria. The intensified use of impregnated bednets has led to a substantial reduction of Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes and thereby also of malaria cases with a 50% reduction of mortality since 2000. However, elimination of malaria has proven difficult due to other mosquito species sustaining the transmission of malaria parasites. In this project, we want to evaluate the attractiveness of two different high-efficiency traps by estimating the distance from where host-seeking mosquitoes are coming to the trap. This knowledge will feed in to current models on how many traps are needed in a village for effective intervention. We have recently shown that the local environment gives each mosquito a unique bacteria profile, so that the microbiota of an insect works as a proxy for where it has been. With this information we are able to clearly distinguish spatial dynamics in populations of malaria mosquitoes using a very small number of insects. The estimation of how the mosquitoes travel will give suggestions of how to spatially plan locations of buildings in relation to mosquito hotspots so the number of malaria mosquitoes a person encounters is radically diminished. We will therefore also follow the population dynamics of malaria mosquitoes over a period of 2 years with the aim to understand flight patterns at different times of the year.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Malaria är en parasitsjukdom som framförallt drabbar fattiga människor i Afrika söder om Sahara. Till största delen är det barn i åldrarna 1-5 som dör av sjukdomen som sprids av malariamyggor. Malaria har minskat kraftigt från millenieskiftet, från 2 döda dagisbarn per minut till 1 dagisbarn per minut. En stor anledning till detta är att man har delat ut myggnät impregnerade med myggdödande medel. Detta har kraftigt minskat de myggor som biter på natten inomhus, men på grund av andra myggarter som biter inomhus och/eller på dagen, så kvarstår malaria som ett allvarligt problem. För att kunna komma åt dessa myggor riktar vi in oss på de två tillvägagångssätt som vi bedömer har störst chans i närtid att påverka den malaria som fortfarande förekommer: fysisk planering och doftfällor. Genom fysisk planering av en by kan man se till att avstånden från till exempel ett risfält eller en mygglockande växt är så långt ifrån bosättningen att myggorna inte flyger dit. För de myggor som ändå kommer fram till en bosättning använder vi doftfällor och en del i denna studie är att i fältförsök utvärdera hur bra två olika doftfällor är på att attrahera honmyggor.Uppskattningar av myggornas utbredning och spridning har tidigare krävt att man märker tusentals myggor med radioaktiva ämnen eller med fluorescerande färg innan de släpps iväg och att man sedan försöker fånga in dem igen. Ofta återfinner man då bara en handfull myggor. Vi har nyligen visat att vi genom att analysera bakterieflora hos ett fåtal myggor får mycket precisa uppskattningar om var myggorna kommer ifrån. Bakterierna på och i myggorna avslöjar deras liv fram till infångandet, och vi kan med mycket hög sannolikhet avgöra varifrån en mygga kommer baserat enbart på dess bakterieflora. Vi ska för första gången implementera metoden i ett projekt som handlar om att komma åt de myggor som biter utomhus. Genom att i två etiopiska byar följa myggornas rörelser under två år med hjälp av bakterieanalys av myggorna kommer vi få en bra uppfattning om hur man framöver ska planera bosättningar i förhållande till myggrika platser i närheten av bosättningarna. Utöver detta ska vi i försök med två olika doftfällor undersöka olika dofters attraktionskraft. Vi kommer med vår metod att kunna se vilka myggor som anländer till fällan och varifrån de kommer. Utifrån kunskapen om hur långt myggorna flyger kan man beräkna hur många fällor som behövs för att få bort malarian från byarna.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Spatial planning of out-door traps based on knowledge of mosquito dispersal</narrative>
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      <narrative>In the combat against malaria, mosquito control is a key to success as no transmission is the same as no malaria. The intensified use of impregnated bednets has led to a substantial reduction of Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes and thereby also of malaria cases with a 50% reduction of mortality since 2000. However, elimination of malaria has proven difficult due to other mosquito species sustaining the transmission of malaria parasites. In this project, we want to evaluate the attractiveness of two different high-efficiency traps by estimating the distance from where host-seeking mosquitoes are coming to the trap. This knowledge will feed in to current models on how many traps are needed in a village for effective intervention. We have recently shown that the local environment gives each mosquito a unique bacteria profile, so that the microbiota of an insect works as a proxy for where it has been. With this information we are able to clearly distinguish spatial dynamics in populations of malaria mosquitoes using a very small number of insects. The estimation of how the mosquitoes travel will give suggestions of how to spatially plan locations of buildings in relation to mosquito hotspots so the number of malaria mosquitoes a person encounters is radically diminished. We will therefore also follow the population dynamics of malaria mosquitoes over a period of 2 years with the aim to understand flight patterns at different times of the year.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Malaria är en parasitsjukdom som framförallt drabbar fattiga människor i Afrika söder om Sahara. Till största delen är det barn i åldrarna 1-5 som dör av sjukdomen som sprids av malariamyggor. Malaria har minskat kraftigt från millenieskiftet, från 2 döda dagisbarn per minut till 1 dagisbarn per minut. En stor anledning till detta är att man har delat ut myggnät impregnerade med myggdödande medel. Detta har kraftigt minskat de myggor som biter på natten inomhus, men på grund av andra myggarter som biter inomhus och/eller på dagen, så kvarstår malaria som ett allvarligt problem. För att kunna komma åt dessa myggor riktar vi in oss på de två tillvägagångssätt som vi bedömer har störst chans i närtid att påverka den malaria som fortfarande förekommer: fysisk planering och doftfällor. Genom fysisk planering av en by kan man se till att avstånden från till exempel ett risfält eller en mygglockande växt är så långt ifrån bosättningen att myggorna inte flyger dit. För de myggor som ändå kommer fram till en bosättning använder vi doftfällor och en del i denna studie är att i fältförsök utvärdera hur bra två olika doftfällor är på att attrahera honmyggor.Uppskattningar av myggornas utbredning och spridning har tidigare krävt att man märker tusentals myggor med radioaktiva ämnen eller med fluorescerande färg innan de släpps iväg och att man sedan försöker fånga in dem igen. Ofta återfinner man då bara en handfull myggor. Vi har nyligen visat att vi genom att analysera bakterieflora hos ett fåtal myggor får mycket precisa uppskattningar om var myggorna kommer ifrån. Bakterierna på och i myggorna avslöjar deras liv fram till infångandet, och vi kan med mycket hög sannolikhet avgöra varifrån en mygga kommer baserat enbart på dess bakterieflora. Vi ska för första gången implementera metoden i ett projekt som handlar om att komma åt de myggor som biter utomhus. Genom att i två etiopiska byar följa myggornas rörelser under två år med hjälp av bakterieanalys av myggorna kommer vi få en bra uppfattning om hur man framöver ska planera bosättningar i förhållande till myggrika platser i närheten av bosättningarna. Utöver detta ska vi i försök med två olika doftfällor undersöka olika dofters attraktionskraft. Vi kommer med vår metod att kunna se vilka myggor som anländer till fällan och varifrån de kommer. Utifrån kunskapen om hur långt myggorna flyger kan man beräkna hur många fällor som behövs för att få bort malarian från byarna.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Uppsala universitet</narrative>
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      <narrative>Not all states sitting in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) are the same. How these differences influence the promotion of women, peace and security (WPS) matters. Yet, previous research treats the body as a unitary actor and does not differentiate between permanent (P5) and non-permanent elected (E10) states. Or, it focuses on women´s participation, protection and  gender mainstreaming, not variation of state behavior inside the Council. This project asks under what conditions do non-permanent member states impact UNSC policy outcomes on WPS? The purpose is to to build theoretical insight into the causal relationship between key dynamics – power within the UNSC; working processes of the Council; non-permanent state capacities; and politics and external WPS alliances and influences - and the degree to which the UNSC´s WPS work is meaningful in a time of global turbulence. We collect unique empirics about the E10 terms of Ethiopia (2017-2018), Germany (2019-2020), Rwanda (2013-2014), South Africa (2019-2020) and Sweden (2017-2018). We will compare the strategies, capacities and levers used (or not) by these states. We contribute to two development research literatures – UNSC studies and WPS  – and relate to global Sustainable Development Goal 16. The project will deepen understanding of the UNSC as multifarious and draw out new knowledge about the Global South´s opportunities to make the Security Council more inclusive and responsive to women, as well as men.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Inte alla länder i FN: s säkerhetsråd (UNC) är desamma. Organet består av fem permanenta medlemmar (P5) och tio valda icke-permanenta medlemsländer (E10). E10-länder som skiljer sig från Belgien och Peru för att väljas i två år till denna mest exklusiva klubbar, även om Kina, Frankrike, Storbritannien, Ryssland och USA alltid kommer att ha sitt säte i rådet och åtnjuta ensamrätten att veto mot sina resolutioner. Eftersom tidigare forskning har tenderat att behandla UNSC som en och inte 15, har vi begränsad vetenskaplig kunskap om förhållandena under vilka E10 påverkar politiska resultat. För forskare och utövare av kvinnor, fred och säkerhet (WPS) förklarar socialvetenskapen inte möjligheterna till förändring från dessa mindre mäktiga länder. Sydafrika, en nuvarande medlem, anser kvinnor i lösningen av konflikter och integrering av jämställdhetsperspektiv som avgörande för sin tid i UNSC. Under 2016 uppgav Sverige, strax innan han tog sitt säte, att det avsåg att bidra till att WPS blev ”kärnverksamhetsrådets verksamhet”. Ändå saknar vi bevis och förklaringar om de strategiska val de kan göra för att förbättra WPS. Dessa saknade delar resulterar i en bild av rådet som är enhetlig och statisk, fixerad på normerna som fastställts av P5 och obestämmer om kapacitet och spakar för att göra FN mer lyhörd för kvinnors och andra säkerhetsbehov runt världen.Detta projekt, Splittra glas: Hur valda medlemmar i FN: s säkerhetsråd kämpar för kvinnor, fred och säkerhet, syftar till att hantera dessa luckor och producera insikter för att stärka WPS i en tid av global turbulens. Vi är motiverade av två inbördes relaterade pussel om de valda icke-permanenta medlemmarna i UNSC och WPS-agendan: 1) dessa staters underteoretiserade beteenden och kapacitet; och 2) bevis och förklaringar för implementeringen av WPS.Vår huvudsakliga forskningsfråga är under vilka förhållanden påverkar icke-permanenta medlemsländer UNSC: s politiska resultat för WPS? Vi föreslår att utforska fall av E10-länder och genomföra kvalitativ forskning, genomföra semistrukturerade intervjuer om resultat om WPS i rådet och villkoren för Etiopien (2017-2018), Tyskland (2019-2020), Rwanda (2013-2014) , Sydafrika (2019-2020) och Sverige (2017-2018). Projektet kan genom att jämföra dessa casese dra slutsatser om hur olika organisationskapaciteter och resurser påverkar sannolikheten för framgångsrik realisering av E10-ambitioner. Detta kommer att skapa större insikt om hur länder från lägre ekonomier, särskilt de som har spelat en viktig roll för att tillhandahålla fredsbevarande trupper till FN: s fredsoperationer eller spelat en betydande roll i regionala konflikter och deras lösning, arbetar vid rådet under WPS-perioden.Projektets varaktighet är tre år (januari 2021 - december 2022). Fältforskning och insamling av data, engagemang med nya forskare från länder med låg inkomst och medelinkomst och offentlig kommunikation kommer att betonas. Projektet är ett samarbete mellan forskare om fred och konflikt, kön och väpnad konflikt och statsvetenskap från University of Pretoria, Sydafrika; Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), Norge och Institutionen för freds- och konfliktforskning, Uppsala universitet, Sverige.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Not all states sitting in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) are the same. How these differences influence the promotion of women, peace and security (WPS) matters. Yet, previous research treats the body as a unitary actor and does not differentiate between permanent (P5) and non-permanent elected (E10) states. Or, it focuses on women´s participation, protection and  gender mainstreaming, not variation of state behavior inside the Council. This project asks under what conditions do non-permanent member states impact UNSC policy outcomes on WPS? The purpose is to to build theoretical insight into the causal relationship between key dynamics – power within the UNSC; working processes of the Council; non-permanent state capacities; and politics and external WPS alliances and influences - and the degree to which the UNSC´s WPS work is meaningful in a time of global turbulence. We collect unique empirics about the E10 terms of Ethiopia (2017-2018), Germany (2019-2020), Rwanda (2013-2014), South Africa (2019-2020) and Sweden (2017-2018). We will compare the strategies, capacities and levers used (or not) by these states. We contribute to two development research literatures – UNSC studies and WPS  – and relate to global Sustainable Development Goal 16. The project will deepen understanding of the UNSC as multifarious and draw out new knowledge about the Global South´s opportunities to make the Security Council more inclusive and responsive to women, as well as men.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Inte alla länder i FN: s säkerhetsråd (UNC) är desamma. Organet består av fem permanenta medlemmar (P5) och tio valda icke-permanenta medlemsländer (E10). E10-länder som skiljer sig från Belgien och Peru för att väljas i två år till denna mest exklusiva klubbar, även om Kina, Frankrike, Storbritannien, Ryssland och USA alltid kommer att ha sitt säte i rådet och åtnjuta ensamrätten att veto mot sina resolutioner. Eftersom tidigare forskning har tenderat att behandla UNSC som en och inte 15, har vi begränsad vetenskaplig kunskap om förhållandena under vilka E10 påverkar politiska resultat. För forskare och utövare av kvinnor, fred och säkerhet (WPS) förklarar socialvetenskapen inte möjligheterna till förändring från dessa mindre mäktiga länder. Sydafrika, en nuvarande medlem, anser kvinnor i lösningen av konflikter och integrering av jämställdhetsperspektiv som avgörande för sin tid i UNSC. Under 2016 uppgav Sverige, strax innan han tog sitt säte, att det avsåg att bidra till att WPS blev ”kärnverksamhetsrådets verksamhet”. Ändå saknar vi bevis och förklaringar om de strategiska val de kan göra för att förbättra WPS. Dessa saknade delar resulterar i en bild av rådet som är enhetlig och statisk, fixerad på normerna som fastställts av P5 och obestämmer om kapacitet och spakar för att göra FN mer lyhörd för kvinnors och andra säkerhetsbehov runt världen.Detta projekt, Splittra glas: Hur valda medlemmar i FN: s säkerhetsråd kämpar för kvinnor, fred och säkerhet, syftar till att hantera dessa luckor och producera insikter för att stärka WPS i en tid av global turbulens. Vi är motiverade av två inbördes relaterade pussel om de valda icke-permanenta medlemmarna i UNSC och WPS-agendan: 1) dessa staters underteoretiserade beteenden och kapacitet; och 2) bevis och förklaringar för implementeringen av WPS.Vår huvudsakliga forskningsfråga är under vilka förhållanden påverkar icke-permanenta medlemsländer UNSC: s politiska resultat för WPS? Vi föreslår att utforska fall av E10-länder och genomföra kvalitativ forskning, genomföra semistrukturerade intervjuer om resultat om WPS i rådet och villkoren för Etiopien (2017-2018), Tyskland (2019-2020), Rwanda (2013-2014) , Sydafrika (2019-2020) och Sverige (2017-2018). Projektet kan genom att jämföra dessa casese dra slutsatser om hur olika organisationskapaciteter och resurser påverkar sannolikheten för framgångsrik realisering av E10-ambitioner. Detta kommer att skapa större insikt om hur länder från lägre ekonomier, särskilt de som har spelat en viktig roll för att tillhandahålla fredsbevarande trupper till FN: s fredsoperationer eller spelat en betydande roll i regionala konflikter och deras lösning, arbetar vid rådet under WPS-perioden.Projektets varaktighet är tre år (januari 2021 - december 2022). Fältforskning och insamling av data, engagemang med nya forskare från länder med låg inkomst och medelinkomst och offentlig kommunikation kommer att betonas. Projektet är ett samarbete mellan forskare om fred och konflikt, kön och väpnad konflikt och statsvetenskap från University of Pretoria, Sydafrika; Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), Norge och Institutionen för freds- och konfliktforskning, Uppsala universitet, Sverige.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Diagnostic capacity building is increasingly recognized as critical to meeting global health priorities and contributing to achieving Sustainable Development Goal 3 by 2030. Accurate diagnostic techniques are the cornerstone of both infectious and non-infectious disease detection, clinical case management and control. However, diagnostic capacity is often discussed during disease outbreaks and then neglected once the immediate communicable threats are over. Disadvantaged populations often lack access to well-equipped laboratory infrastructure, sample transportation and rapid results, hindering efforts to control disease impact, spread, and resulting in a major source of health inequity. Here we propose a 2-years collaboration of the division of KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Nanobiotechnology division,the Mbarara University of Science and Technology, the Mbarara Regional Referral University Hospital and Doctors Without Border’s Epicentre to build a sustainable know-how platform for diagnostic capacity building. In Sweden, we are currently leading technological advancement for life sciences with focus on resource-limited settings. Uganda has expertise in managing outbreaks, but when it comes to local diagnostic capacity, still lags behind. We aim at creating a stewardship program and a co-learning environment for a post-COVID world as we firmly believe that diagnostic is the third pillar of #healthforall, alongside essential medicines and vaccines.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">För att nå global hållbar utveckling inom hälsa (mål nr 3) kommer det i allt större utsträckning att krävas kapacitetsuppbyggnad via innovativa lösningar, speciellt inom diagnostik. Medan behovet att patient-nära diagnostik diskuteras flitigt i tider som pandemi hamnar det ofta i skymundan när det inte finns utbrott. För att få till hållbar utveckling är det därför viktigt att bygga kapacitet lokalt så att lokala problem ställningar kan lösas med inhemsk kreativitet och innovation. Tillgång, eller utebliven tillgång till avancerad infrastruktur förhindrar eller missgynnar resurs-snåla hälså-infrastruktur att snabbt kunna svara på sjukdomsutbrott. Detta 2 åriga samarbetsprojekt mellan avdelningen för nanobioteknik från KTH och Mbarara universitet, Mbarara regional referens sjukhuset och läkare utan gränsers epicenter, syftar till att täppa till diagnostik gap bl a genom kunskapsutbyte inom patient-nära diagnostic, så kallad point of care diagnostics. Uganda har mycket erfarenhet i att utkämpa utbrott, något som vi i Sverige inte har mycket erfarenhet av. Utbytet kommer därför att skapa synergi där vi kommer att kunna lära oss från varandras styrkor och bidra till hållbar kunskapsöverföring. Projektet ämnar att sträva efter att skapa förutsättning för bättre tillgångasätt in en värld efter  efter COVID och vi är övertygade om att diagnostik är den tredje pelaren ambitionen hälsa-för-alla (#healthforall), tillsammans med viktiga läkemedel och vacciner.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Skapandet av diagnostisk kapacitet för global hälsa - ett teknik för hälsa-partnerskap mellan Uganda och Sverige</narrative>
      <narrative>Creating diagnostic capacity for global health -  a technology-for-health partnership between Uganda and Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Diagnostic capacity building is increasingly recognized as critical to meeting global health priorities and contributing to achieving Sustainable Development Goal 3 by 2030. Accurate diagnostic techniques are the cornerstone of both infectious and non-infectious disease detection, clinical case management and control. However, diagnostic capacity is often discussed during disease outbreaks and then neglected once the immediate communicable threats are over. Disadvantaged populations often lack access to well-equipped laboratory infrastructure, sample transportation and rapid results, hindering efforts to control disease impact, spread, and resulting in a major source of health inequity. Here we propose a 2-years collaboration of the division of KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Nanobiotechnology division,the Mbarara University of Science and Technology, the Mbarara Regional Referral University Hospital and Doctors Without Border’s Epicentre to build a sustainable know-how platform for diagnostic capacity building. In Sweden, we are currently leading technological advancement for life sciences with focus on resource-limited settings. Uganda has expertise in managing outbreaks, but when it comes to local diagnostic capacity, still lags behind. We aim at creating a stewardship program and a co-learning environment for a post-COVID world as we firmly believe that diagnostic is the third pillar of #healthforall, alongside essential medicines and vaccines.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">För att nå global hållbar utveckling inom hälsa (mål nr 3) kommer det i allt större utsträckning att krävas kapacitetsuppbyggnad via innovativa lösningar, speciellt inom diagnostik. Medan behovet att patient-nära diagnostik diskuteras flitigt i tider som pandemi hamnar det ofta i skymundan när det inte finns utbrott. För att få till hållbar utveckling är det därför viktigt att bygga kapacitet lokalt så att lokala problem ställningar kan lösas med inhemsk kreativitet och innovation. Tillgång, eller utebliven tillgång till avancerad infrastruktur förhindrar eller missgynnar resurs-snåla hälså-infrastruktur att snabbt kunna svara på sjukdomsutbrott. Detta 2 åriga samarbetsprojekt mellan avdelningen för nanobioteknik från KTH och Mbarara universitet, Mbarara regional referens sjukhuset och läkare utan gränsers epicenter, syftar till att täppa till diagnostik gap bl a genom kunskapsutbyte inom patient-nära diagnostic, så kallad point of care diagnostics. Uganda har mycket erfarenhet i att utkämpa utbrott, något som vi i Sverige inte har mycket erfarenhet av. Utbytet kommer därför att skapa synergi där vi kommer att kunna lära oss från varandras styrkor och bidra till hållbar kunskapsöverföring. Projektet ämnar att sträva efter att skapa förutsättning för bättre tillgångasätt in en värld efter  efter COVID och vi är övertygade om att diagnostik är den tredje pelaren ambitionen hälsa-för-alla (#healthforall), tillsammans med viktiga läkemedel och vacciner.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>KTH/Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Swedish Research Council</narrative>
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      <narrative>KTH/Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan</narrative>
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      <narrative>9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
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      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
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      <narrative>Durum wheat genetic resources can help mitigate negative impact of climate change in Ethiopia</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Utveckling av genetiska resurser i durumvete för förbättrade, motståndskraftiga sorter kan lindra de negativa effekterna av klimatförändringarna</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Global aridity is increasing and drought is expected to expand and seriously affect crop productivity in sub-Saharan Africa. Developing crop cultivars well-adapted to drought can help promote farmers’ resilience to climate change. Durum wheat is one of Ethiopia’s major crops that is being seriously affected by expanding drought, as it is mainly produced under rain-fed conditions. In this project, we aim to develop and supply drought tolerant durum wheat germplasm to breeders for eventual release of new cultivars that can produce high grain yield and rich in quality protein for cultivation under rainfed conditions in drought-prone areas, thereby enhance food and nutritional security and improve rural livelihoods. This will be achieved through (1) phenotyping durum wheat germplasm resources for their tolerance to drought  in the field and biotron and analyze the protein/lysine contents of drought tolerant germplasm; (2) genotyping diverse durum wheat germplasm followed by conducting genome-wide association studies to identify favorable alleles for drought tolerance and develop sets of molecular markers that can be used in marker assisted selection (MAS); (3) characterize durum what orthologues of genes that are known to contribute to abiotic stresses in other cereals and use in MAS; and (4) induce somaclonal variation and develop hybrids for combining favorable alleles contributing to these traits.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">De förutspådda klimatförändringarna förutspås ge ett mer oförutsägbart väder och mer oregelbunden nederbörd.  Regionerna runt ekvatorn förväntas drabbas hårdast. Samtidigt kommer temperaturerna att stiga och torkan kommer att öka, i synnerhet i Afrika söder om Sahara, där regn samtidigt, även fortsättningsvis förväntas förbli det huvudsakliga tillskottet av vatten till jordbruket. Konsekvenserna av klimatförändringarna kommer därmed att bli allvarliga, tillgången på mat och näringsriktig kost kommer att påverkas menligt. Det förändrade klimatet kommer att inverka negativt på produktiviteten hos jordbruksgrödorna, inte minst gäller detta de grödor som utgör stapelföda i denna del av världen. Utveckling av näringsrika, högavkastande grödor och sorter som är väl anpassade för torka kan dock hjälpa till att lindra effekten av klimatförändringarna. Sådana sorter kan också bidra till att bönderna i dessa regioner står bättre rustade mot effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Etiopien är ett av de länder i Afrika söder om Sahara som i hög grad kommer att påverkas av ett förändrat klimat. Landet har den sextonde högsta hungernivån, enligt Global Hunger Index som släpptes under 2017. Låg produktivitet och undermålig näringskvalitet i de grödor som utgör huvudsakliga baslivsmedel i Etiopien har bidragit till detta. Fastän Etiopien är den andra största veteproducenten i Afrika efter Egypten kommer landet bara på sjätte plats när det gäller veteproduktivitet. Den genomsnittliga avkastningen är 2,7 ton/hektar, jämfört med Egyptens 6,6 ton/hektar, vilket vittnar om att det finns ett akut behov att förbättra avkastningen. Durumvete är en av Etiopens största grödor och avkastningen av durumvete kommer att allvarligt påverkas när torkperioden ökar, eftersom denna gröda i stort sett bara produceras med regn som vattenkälla. Med detta projekt vill vi bidra till utvecklingen av torktoleranta durumvetesorter som kan producera hög kärnskörd i torkdrabbade områden där regn är den enda vattenkällan. Vi avser därmed att bidra till en ökad mat- och näringssäkerhet och förbättra försörjningen på landsbygden under ett förändligt klimat i Etiopien och även andra länder i regioner. För att uppnå målet med projektet kommer vi att använda inhemska lantraser av durumvete från Etiopiska och internationella genbanker och förädlingsprogram för Etiopien. Etiopiskt durumvete har hög genetisk variation vilket gör det möjlig att uppräcka gynnsamma alleler (genvarianter) för tolerans mot torka. Vi kommer att använda fenotypdata från fältförsök i Etiopien och från högteknologiska klimatkammare vid Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet (SLU) samt genotypdata (DNA information) för att bestämma sambandet mellan alleler och tolerans för torkstress och för kvalitet. Dessutom kommer gener som är kända för att reglera torkkänslighet i andra spannmålssorter att analyseras i durumvete för att identifiera gynnsamma alleler som bidrar till tolerans. De alleler som kan länkas till tolerans mot torka, samt de molekylära markörer som kan användas för att detektera dessa alleler, kommer att vara mycket betydelsefulla för matförsörjningen i Etiopien. De kommer att bidra till effektiv och snabb utveckling av nya högavkastande durumvetesorter som kan växa i torkdrabbade områden med regnvatten som enda vattenkälla. De torktoleranta genotyper som kommer att utvecklas inom ramarna för detta projekt kommer att göras tillgängliga för etiopiska- och ICARDA- durumveteförädlare för vidare användning inom växtförädling av durumvete och förväntas bidra till utvecklingen av nya sorter. Projektet kommer även att stärka kapaciteten och öka kunskapen hos etiopiska förädlare av durumvete, framförallt när det gäller användandet av avancerade växtförädlingstekniker. Kunskap och praktisk erfarenhet kommer att utbytas, utvecklas och spridas gemensamt mellan projektdeltagarna från Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet (SLU), Addis Ababa University (AAU), ICARDA och EIAR.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Swedish Research Council</narrative>
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        <narrative>Box 1035, 101 38 Stockholm, Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>South of Sahara, regional</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Utveckling av genetiska resurser i durumvete för förbättrade, motståndskraftiga sorter kan lindra de negativa effekterna av klimatförändringarna</narrative>
      <narrative>Durum wheat genetic resources can help mitigate negative impact of climate change in Ethiopia</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Global aridity is increasing and drought is expected to expand and seriously affect crop productivity in sub-Saharan Africa. Developing crop cultivars well-adapted to drought can help promote farmers’ resilience to climate change. Durum wheat is one of Ethiopia’s major crops that is being seriously affected by expanding drought, as it is mainly produced under rain-fed conditions. In this project, we aim to develop and supply drought tolerant durum wheat germplasm to breeders for eventual release of new cultivars that can produce high grain yield and rich in quality protein for cultivation under rainfed conditions in drought-prone areas, thereby enhance food and nutritional security and improve rural livelihoods. This will be achieved through (1) phenotyping durum wheat germplasm resources for their tolerance to drought  in the field and biotron and analyze the protein/lysine contents of drought tolerant germplasm; (2) genotyping diverse durum wheat germplasm followed by conducting genome-wide association studies to identify favorable alleles for drought tolerance and develop sets of molecular markers that can be used in marker assisted selection (MAS); (3) characterize durum what orthologues of genes that are known to contribute to abiotic stresses in other cereals and use in MAS; and (4) induce somaclonal variation and develop hybrids for combining favorable alleles contributing to these traits.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">De förutspådda klimatförändringarna förutspås ge ett mer oförutsägbart väder och mer oregelbunden nederbörd.  Regionerna runt ekvatorn förväntas drabbas hårdast. Samtidigt kommer temperaturerna att stiga och torkan kommer att öka, i synnerhet i Afrika söder om Sahara, där regn samtidigt, även fortsättningsvis förväntas förbli det huvudsakliga tillskottet av vatten till jordbruket. Konsekvenserna av klimatförändringarna kommer därmed att bli allvarliga, tillgången på mat och näringsriktig kost kommer att påverkas menligt. Det förändrade klimatet kommer att inverka negativt på produktiviteten hos jordbruksgrödorna, inte minst gäller detta de grödor som utgör stapelföda i denna del av världen. Utveckling av näringsrika, högavkastande grödor och sorter som är väl anpassade för torka kan dock hjälpa till att lindra effekten av klimatförändringarna. Sådana sorter kan också bidra till att bönderna i dessa regioner står bättre rustade mot effekterna av klimatförändringarna. Etiopien är ett av de länder i Afrika söder om Sahara som i hög grad kommer att påverkas av ett förändrat klimat. Landet har den sextonde högsta hungernivån, enligt Global Hunger Index som släpptes under 2017. Låg produktivitet och undermålig näringskvalitet i de grödor som utgör huvudsakliga baslivsmedel i Etiopien har bidragit till detta. Fastän Etiopien är den andra största veteproducenten i Afrika efter Egypten kommer landet bara på sjätte plats när det gäller veteproduktivitet. Den genomsnittliga avkastningen är 2,7 ton/hektar, jämfört med Egyptens 6,6 ton/hektar, vilket vittnar om att det finns ett akut behov att förbättra avkastningen. Durumvete är en av Etiopens största grödor och avkastningen av durumvete kommer att allvarligt påverkas när torkperioden ökar, eftersom denna gröda i stort sett bara produceras med regn som vattenkälla. Med detta projekt vill vi bidra till utvecklingen av torktoleranta durumvetesorter som kan producera hög kärnskörd i torkdrabbade områden där regn är den enda vattenkällan. Vi avser därmed att bidra till en ökad mat- och näringssäkerhet och förbättra försörjningen på landsbygden under ett förändligt klimat i Etiopien och även andra länder i regioner. För att uppnå målet med projektet kommer vi att använda inhemska lantraser av durumvete från Etiopiska och internationella genbanker och förädlingsprogram för Etiopien. Etiopiskt durumvete har hög genetisk variation vilket gör det möjlig att uppräcka gynnsamma alleler (genvarianter) för tolerans mot torka. Vi kommer att använda fenotypdata från fältförsök i Etiopien och från högteknologiska klimatkammare vid Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet (SLU) samt genotypdata (DNA information) för att bestämma sambandet mellan alleler och tolerans för torkstress och för kvalitet. Dessutom kommer gener som är kända för att reglera torkkänslighet i andra spannmålssorter att analyseras i durumvete för att identifiera gynnsamma alleler som bidrar till tolerans. De alleler som kan länkas till tolerans mot torka, samt de molekylära markörer som kan användas för att detektera dessa alleler, kommer att vara mycket betydelsefulla för matförsörjningen i Etiopien. De kommer att bidra till effektiv och snabb utveckling av nya högavkastande durumvetesorter som kan växa i torkdrabbade områden med regnvatten som enda vattenkälla. De torktoleranta genotyper som kommer att utvecklas inom ramarna för detta projekt kommer att göras tillgängliga för etiopiska- och ICARDA- durumveteförädlare för vidare användning inom växtförädling av durumvete och förväntas bidra till utvecklingen av nya sorter. Projektet kommer även att stärka kapaciteten och öka kunskapen hos etiopiska förädlare av durumvete, framförallt när det gäller användandet av avancerade växtförädlingstekniker. Kunskap och praktisk erfarenhet kommer att utbytas, utvecklas och spridas gemensamt mellan projektdeltagarna från Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet (SLU), Addis Ababa University (AAU), ICARDA och EIAR.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet</narrative>
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      <narrative>In low-income countries, about 200 million people are infected with malaria. In the absence of efficient malaria vaccines, the globally rising drug resistance in Plasmodium parasites necessitates new antiplasmodial drug discovery. The COVID19 epidemic drains resources from the fight against malaria, further aggravating the situation for years to come.P. vivax establishes chronic infections through its dormant stage in the host liver. This makes it difficult to control, and also puts a great burden on afflicted populations because of the lengthy infections. Development of drugs against P. vivax has been lagging, as no experimentally tractable life cycle phase exists. Consequently, antimalarial drugs with few exceptions target P. falciparum. Our goal is to find drug candidates blocking the P. vivax dormant liver stage.Antiparasitic drug discovery has been slow because of insufficient funding, and inefficient scientific approaches. We will speed this up using modern genomics-oriented technologies in target identification and drug candidate discovery. Surrogate genetics in yeast allows us to access target proteins from the dormant liver stage. AI approaches in virtual screening and robotics in physical screening accelerate finding small molecule drug candidates. These will be refined with medicinal chemistry and tested for efficacy against parasites resistant to existing drugs, and against the dormant liver stage in a newly designed liver model system for Plasmodium infections.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förekomsten av malaria i världen är nära kopplad till låg inkomst. Sjukdomen orsakas av parasiter av släktet Plasmodium och sprids med myggor av släktet Anopheles. Otäta bostäder och frånvaro av dränering ökar riskerna för utbredning av malaria. Bristande resurser och fysisk infrastruktur försvårar åtgärder mot sjukdomen som myggnät och malariamediciner. På grund av fattigdom och otillräckligt antal medicinskt utbildad personal förekommer det att förfalskade eller utblandade malariamediciner säljs, och att otillräckliga doser tas. Allt detta driver på utvecklingen av resistens mot malariamediciner, ett snabbt ökande globalt problem.Malaria är en av de tre infektionssjukdomar som orsakar flest dödsfall hos människa; nära en halv miljon människor dör av malaria årligen. Räknat i antal sjuka är dock malaria överlägset störst bland dessa tre, i genomsnitt är över 200 miljoner människor infekterade av Plasmodium. Särskilt små barn och gravida kvinnor är sårbara. En malariainfektion är ofta långvarig, i vissa fall livslång. Den negativa effekten av malaria på samhällets ekonomiska utveckling blir därför stor, på grund av långa perioder av utebliven skolgång och oförmåga till arbete. Detta gäller särskilt för P. vivax, den art av malariaparasiten som vi inriktar oss på här. Den har förmåga att etablera ett permanent vilstadium i levern, där det är mycket svårt att komma åt den. Infektioner av P. vivax kan därför bli kroniska och orsaka livslångt lidande.Inget fungerande malariavaccin existerar, endast antimalarialäkemedel är effektiva. En oroande resistensökning har dock setts globalt under de senaste decennierna, vilket gör utveckling av nya läkemedel till en prioritet. Då de befolkningar som drabbas har knappa resurser att betala för behandling, har läkemedelsföretagen inte varit aktiva i att ta fram nya läkemedel mot malaria. Liksom för de flesta tropiska sjukdomar har därför satsningarna varit små, och finansieringen kommit från offentliga och icke-kommersiella källor.Jämfört med P. falciparum, som orsakar ett häftigare sjukdomsförlopp och högre akut dödlighet, har P. vivax tilldragit sig mindre uppmärksamhet. Vivax-malaria är därför ofta underdiagnosticerad. I motsats till P. falciparum är det inte möjligt att kontinuerligt odla P. vivax in vitro, vilket gör det tekniskt svårt att testa läkemedelskandidater. Av dessa två skäl har framtagandet av läkemedel mot P. vivax blivit relativt sett försummat, och i dagsläget finns endast ett par läkemedel mot P. vivax.Forskning för upptäckt av nya läkemedel mot tropiska parasitsjukdomar har länge bedrivits enligt ålderdomliga principer. Vi vill tillämpa nya molekylära metoder för att snabba på processen. Vi använder ett genetiskt surrogatsystem i jäst för att kunna jämföra proteiner från P. vivax med motsvarigheterna hos människa. På så sätt kan vi hitta molekyler som slår främst mot parasitproteinet, vilket minskar risken för biverkningar. Vi kommer också att använda datorbaserade metoder och artificiell intelligens för att leta molekyler som kan binda till målproteinerna och med lämplig struktur för vidare utveckling till läkemedel. Vi kommer att utnyttja robotiserad metodik för höghastighetstestning. Bland de samarbetande forskargrupperna finns kompetens i strukturbiologi, beräkningskemi och läkemedelskemi. Det finns också tillgång till lämpliga modeller för att testa effektiviteten mot Plasmodium, och särskilt mot vilstadiet i levern.Vi inriktar oss på att hitta molekyler som blockerar bildningen av det permanenta vilstadiet i levern för P. vivax. För detta behöver vi identifiera proteiner som är nödvändiga för detta stadium, vilket vi kommer att göra genom att studera genuttrycksmönster hos parasiten i olika faser av dess livscykel. Om vi lyckas med att blockera vilstadiet i levern, öppnas vägen mot att kunna slutgiltigt eliminera parasiten från en smittad individ. Detta skulle vara ett viktigt bidrag till att trycka tillbaka malarians expansion.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förekomsten av malaria i världen är nära kopplad till låg inkomst. Sjukdomen orsakas av parasiter av släktet Plasmodium och sprids med myggor av släktet Anopheles. Otäta bostäder och frånvaro av dränering ökar riskerna för utbredning av malaria. Bristande resurser och fysisk infrastruktur försvårar åtgärder mot sjukdomen som myggnät och malariamediciner. På grund av fattigdom och otillräckligt antal medicinskt utbildad personal förekommer det att förfalskade eller utblandade malariamediciner säljs, och att otillräckliga doser tas. Allt detta driver på utvecklingen av resistens mot malariamediciner, ett snabbt ökande globalt problem.Malaria är en av de tre infektionssjukdomar som orsakar flest dödsfall hos människa; nära en halv miljon människor dör av malaria årligen. Räknat i antal sjuka är dock malaria överlägset störst bland dessa tre, i genomsnitt är över 200 miljoner människor infekterade av Plasmodium. Särskilt små barn och gravida kvinnor är sårbara. En malariainfektion är ofta långvarig, i vissa fall livslång. Den negativa effekten av malaria på samhällets ekonomiska utveckling blir därför stor, på grund av långa perioder av utebliven skolgång och oförmåga till arbete. Detta gäller särskilt för P. vivax, den art av malariaparasiten som vi inriktar oss på här. Den har förmåga att etablera ett permanent vilstadium i levern, där det är mycket svårt att komma åt den. Infektioner av P. vivax kan därför bli kroniska och orsaka livslångt lidande.Inget fungerande malariavaccin existerar, endast antimalarialäkemedel är effektiva. En oroande resistensökning har dock setts globalt under de senaste decennierna, vilket gör utveckling av nya läkemedel till en prioritet. Då de befolkningar som drabbas har knappa resurser att betala för behandling, har läkemedelsföretagen inte varit aktiva i att ta fram nya läkemedel mot malaria. Liksom för de flesta tropiska sjukdomar har därför satsningarna varit små, och finansieringen kommit från offentliga och icke-kommersiella källor.Jämfört med P. falciparum, som orsakar ett häftigare sjukdomsförlopp och högre akut dödlighet, har P. vivax tilldragit sig mindre uppmärksamhet. Vivax-malaria är därför ofta underdiagnosticerad. I motsats till P. falciparum är det inte möjligt att kontinuerligt odla P. vivax in vitro, vilket gör det tekniskt svårt att testa läkemedelskandidater. Av dessa två skäl har framtagandet av läkemedel mot P. vivax blivit relativt sett försummat, och i dagsläget finns endast ett par läkemedel mot P. vivax.Forskning för upptäckt av nya läkemedel mot tropiska parasitsjukdomar har länge bedrivits enligt ålderdomliga principer. Vi vill tillämpa nya molekylära metoder för att snabba på processen. Vi använder ett genetiskt surrogatsystem i jäst för att kunna jämföra proteiner från P. vivax med motsvarigheterna hos människa. På så sätt kan vi hitta molekyler som slår främst mot parasitproteinet, vilket minskar risken för biverkningar. Vi kommer också att använda datorbaserade metoder och artificiell intelligens för att leta molekyler som kan binda till målproteinerna och med lämplig struktur för vidare utveckling till läkemedel. Vi kommer att utnyttja robotiserad metodik för höghastighetstestning. Bland de samarbetande forskargrupperna finns kompetens i strukturbiologi, beräkningskemi och läkemedelskemi. Det finns också tillgång till lämpliga modeller för att testa effektiviteten mot Plasmodium, och särskilt mot vilstadiet i levern.Vi inriktar oss på att hitta molekyler som blockerar bildningen av det permanenta vilstadiet i levern för P. vivax. För detta behöver vi identifiera proteiner som är nödvändiga för detta stadium, vilket vi kommer att göra genom att studera genuttrycksmönster hos parasiten i olika faser av dess livscykel. Om vi lyckas med att blockera vilstadiet i levern, öppnas vägen mot att kunna slutgiltigt eliminera parasiten från en smittad individ. Detta skulle vara ett viktigt bidrag till att trycka tillbaka malarians expansion.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Kronisk brist på livsmedelssäkerhet och växande avfallshögar är stora hinder till utveckling, fred och välfärd i Västafrika. Fokus för detta projekt är att bidra till en lösning för dessa stora problem genom att utforska potentialen av en innovativ avfallkomposteringslösning som baseras på uppfödning av den tropiska insekten den Amerikanska vapenflugan (Hermetia illucens L.) i Benin.Benin har en av den högsta befolkningstillväxttakten i världen, samtidigt som tillgången till livsmedel.  Den ojämna och opålitliga produktiviteten i jordbruket leder till stor livsmedelsosäkerhet, vilket delvis beror på brist på hållbara och billiga foder till produktion av höns, grisar och fisk, delvis på låg jordbördighet som beror på brist på tillgång till gödselmedel för att berika jordarna. Den befolkningstillväxten leder också till ökad mängd avfall, som leder till miljöförstöring.I Benin driver nästa alla småbrukare djurproduktion, trots att kvalitetsdjurfoder är för dyra i regionen. Istället används alternativa, lågkvalitetsfoder som påverkar kvaliteten på det producerade köttet, fisken och äggen, och i slutändan ökar hushållens utsatthet för livsmedelsosäkerhet. Detta beror på att otjänligt djurfoder leder till lägre omvandling av djurfoder till djurprotein, således ökar priset på djurfoder. Därtill är 75% av regionens jordar utarmade, medan konstgödsel i Västafrika är för dyrt för att bönder ska ha råd. Ett annat stort problem som redan nämnts är ökningen av organiskt avfall som antingen hamnar på deponi, eller dumpas direkt i miljön. Uppfödning fluglarver kan på ett hållbart vis påverka alla dessa tre problem på samma gång.  Larven av den amerikanska vapenflugan kan kompostera, alltså födas upp på, olika organiska avfallsströmmar och i processen koncentrera högkvalitativt protein i sin biomassa som sedan kan användas som proteinkälla i djurfoder. Den amerikanska vapenflugan är en inhemsk flugart i Benin och forskning pågår för närvarande om deras ekologi på IITA-Benin. För att skala upp den nuvarande flugkolonin till en storskalig flugodling, och för att anpassa teknologin till olika lokala förhållanden så behövs forskning och stöd. Vidare, behöver den sociala acceptansen av denna nya teknologi utvärderas för att lyckas överföra denna teknologi till småbrukare såväl som storskaliga lantbruk. För detta syfte har vi satt ihop en tvärvetenskaplig grupp av experter inom sociologi, lantbruksekonomi, beteendevetenskap, såväl som experter inom flugekologi och fluglarvskompostering i Sverige och Benin, för att driva utvecklingen av fluglarvsteknologin i Västafrika. Syftet med detta projekt är att utvärdera fluglarvskompostering med den amerikanska vapenflugan med avseende på processeffektivitet, produktkvalitet, riskhantering för teknikanpassning av denna teknologi till Benin, som sedan kan tillämpas i andra västafrikanska länder. Vi kommer samtidigt att söka upp intressentmålgrupper, framförallt låginkomstbönder, kvinnor och unga entreprenörer, och utvärdera vilken påverkan implementering av fluglarvsteknologin och framställning av dessa värdefulla produkterna har på socioekonomiska parametrar. Det är värt att notera att majoriteten av småbrukarna i Benin är kvinnor, vilket öppnar för möjligheten att utvärdera hur könsperspektivet kan påverka i en sådan här jordbruksinnovation i Benin och att använda dessa lärdomar för att främja jämställdhet mellan könen. I detta projekt kommer vi att skala upp en småskalig flugkoloni till en fullskalig odlingsanläggning i Benin genom att överföra teknik-, och kunskapsöverföring från en världsledande forskningsanläggning i Sverige. Detta projekt har stor potential att öka hållbar produktivitet i lantbruket och presenterar könsneutrala cirkulärekonomiska affärsmöjligheter i Benin.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Geopolitics at the margins - Exploring emergent political orders across the Red Sea</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Red Sea Region is at the centre of new geopolitical intrigue: from significant investments in infrastructure projects to the establishment of military bases, to increased labour migration: the scope of current political, economic and security interactions between the states in the Middle East and the Horn of Africa is unprecedented. Conventional explanations point to national interests that drive actors in the Middle East to project their power into the Horn of Africa--a view that casts African actors as mere spectators in a geopolitical game. Instead, this project´s point of departure is that Middle Eastern and African actors are co-designers of their relations. Building upon the field of critical geopolitics, we suggest that political interaction between states are not merely driven by given (geopolitical and geoeconomic) interests but rely on the establishment of a common ideational ground. Those “geocultural” narratives build, for example, on the construction of shared pasts or joint futures. Hence, the project asks: How are the narratives that inform the political, economic and social interation across the Red Sea negotiated, established and justified? Exploring three cases of intense engagement, namely (i) peace and security, (ii) infrastructure and (iii) labour migration, this project aims at rendering visible the formation and settling of narratives that constitute the common ground on which new political formations are built in the region.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det regionala samarbetet i Rödahavsregionen, mellan länder på Afrikas horn och länder i Mellanöstern har expanderat betydligt och tagit nya former under de senaste åren. Vi ser en kraftig ökning av investeringar från länder i Mellanöstern, bland annat i storskaliga infrastrukturprojekt som till exempel längs den strategiskt placerade Bab-el-Mandeb-sträckan. Ett stort antal militärbaser har etablerats på Afrikas horn, till exempel av Saudi Arabien och Turkiet i Djibouti och Somalia. Vidare har Gulfstater agerat medlare i långvariga konflikter mellan afrikanska stater, som till exempel i fredsförhandlingarna mellan Etiopien och Eritrea. Lägg därtill den omfattande arbetskraftinvandringen från Etiopien och andra afrikanska länder till framför allt Qatar, Förenade Arabemiraten, Saudi Arabien och Libanon. Följande projekt ställer sig frågan hur vi ska förstå dessa geopolitiska förändringar. Handlar det om ännu ett geopolitiskt spel där rivaliserande stater kämpar om makt och inflytande, inte minst militärt och ekonomiskt? Har staterna på Afrikas horn enbart blivit en bricka i den pågående regionala maktkampen i Mellanöstern?Följande projekt förhåller sig kritiskt till rådande geopolitiska antagande om orsakerna till den regionala utvecklingen i Rödahavsregionen. Istället antar projektet en kritiskt geopolitisk utgångspunkt som betonar historiska och kulturella band och identitet som viktiga faktorer för att förstå utveckling och samarbete mellan stater och regioner. En utgångspunkt inom kritisk geopolitik är att ifrågasätta och undersöka hegemoniska staters makt och inflytande och deras möjlighet att styra den geopolitiska utvecklingen. Ansatsen är kritisk till att behandla ”mottagande” stater, till exempel staterna på Afrikas horn, som passiva aktörer. Istället betonar ansatsen nödvändigheten att ta hänsyn till kontexten, de lokala och regionala förhållandena, och de olika aktörernas, i detta fall, afrikanska staternas, möjlighet till agens, handlingsutrymme och påverkan, vid sidan av staterna i Mellanöstern. Projektets syfte är att undersöka berättelser, så kallade narrativer, om regionalt samspel och utveckling i Rödahavsregionen. Narrativer konstruerar en verklighetsbild genom att peka på nutida och historiska skeenden, orsaker och framtida implikationer. Berättelserna är avgörande för att överenskommelser ska ta form, förhandlas fram och legitimeras. Geopolitiska ställningstagande, uttryckta i narrativer, är inte uteslutande etablerade på formella politiska arenor, utan tar även form och utvecklas på arenor som utmärks av experter, affärsmän, media och populärkulturen. Projektet avser undersöka hur berättelser konsolideras och/eller marginaliseras på olika arenor för att nå en fördjupad förståelse av den mångsidiga och dynamiska utvecklingen i regionen. Projektets huvudfrågeställning är: Hur förhandlas, förankras och legitimeras olika berättelser om regionalt samarbete i Rödahavsregionen? Empiriskt genererar projektet ny kunskap om den omvälvande utvecklingen i Rödahavsregionen, en hitintills förbisedd region i forskning och policystudier. Teoretiskt bidrar projektet med ny kunskap då det vidareutvecklar den kritiska geopolitiska teoribildningen genom ett tydligare fokus på historiska och idémässiga förklaringsfaktorer samt genom att visa på hur en mångfald aktörer förhandlar fram och legitimerar geopolitiska idébärande berättelser på olika arenor i samhället. Policyrelevansen är tydligt kopplad till frågor om fred och säkerhet, migration, jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter och ekonomisk utveckling i Rödahavsregionen.Metodologiskt fokuserar projektet på tre arenor och tre fall. De tre fallen är; fred och säkerhet, infrastruktur och migration. De tre arenorna där narrativen studeras utgörs av den formella arenan (regeringsuttalanden, avtal etc.), praktiska arenan (policydokument, expertrapporter etc.) och den populära arenan (offentliga tillställningar, bloggar etc.).</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Red Sea Region is at the centre of new geopolitical intrigue: from significant investments in infrastructure projects to the establishment of military bases, to increased labour migration: the scope of current political, economic and security interactions between the states in the Middle East and the Horn of Africa is unprecedented. Conventional explanations point to national interests that drive actors in the Middle East to project their power into the Horn of Africa--a view that casts African actors as mere spectators in a geopolitical game. Instead, this project´s point of departure is that Middle Eastern and African actors are co-designers of their relations. Building upon the field of critical geopolitics, we suggest that political interaction between states are not merely driven by given (geopolitical and geoeconomic) interests but rely on the establishment of a common ideational ground. Those “geocultural” narratives build, for example, on the construction of shared pasts or joint futures. Hence, the project asks: How are the narratives that inform the political, economic and social interation across the Red Sea negotiated, established and justified? Exploring three cases of intense engagement, namely (i) peace and security, (ii) infrastructure and (iii) labour migration, this project aims at rendering visible the formation and settling of narratives that constitute the common ground on which new political formations are built in the region.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det regionala samarbetet i Rödahavsregionen, mellan länder på Afrikas horn och länder i Mellanöstern har expanderat betydligt och tagit nya former under de senaste åren. Vi ser en kraftig ökning av investeringar från länder i Mellanöstern, bland annat i storskaliga infrastrukturprojekt som till exempel längs den strategiskt placerade Bab-el-Mandeb-sträckan. Ett stort antal militärbaser har etablerats på Afrikas horn, till exempel av Saudi Arabien och Turkiet i Djibouti och Somalia. Vidare har Gulfstater agerat medlare i långvariga konflikter mellan afrikanska stater, som till exempel i fredsförhandlingarna mellan Etiopien och Eritrea. Lägg därtill den omfattande arbetskraftinvandringen från Etiopien och andra afrikanska länder till framför allt Qatar, Förenade Arabemiraten, Saudi Arabien och Libanon. Följande projekt ställer sig frågan hur vi ska förstå dessa geopolitiska förändringar. Handlar det om ännu ett geopolitiskt spel där rivaliserande stater kämpar om makt och inflytande, inte minst militärt och ekonomiskt? Har staterna på Afrikas horn enbart blivit en bricka i den pågående regionala maktkampen i Mellanöstern?Följande projekt förhåller sig kritiskt till rådande geopolitiska antagande om orsakerna till den regionala utvecklingen i Rödahavsregionen. Istället antar projektet en kritiskt geopolitisk utgångspunkt som betonar historiska och kulturella band och identitet som viktiga faktorer för att förstå utveckling och samarbete mellan stater och regioner. En utgångspunkt inom kritisk geopolitik är att ifrågasätta och undersöka hegemoniska staters makt och inflytande och deras möjlighet att styra den geopolitiska utvecklingen. Ansatsen är kritisk till att behandla ”mottagande” stater, till exempel staterna på Afrikas horn, som passiva aktörer. Istället betonar ansatsen nödvändigheten att ta hänsyn till kontexten, de lokala och regionala förhållandena, och de olika aktörernas, i detta fall, afrikanska staternas, möjlighet till agens, handlingsutrymme och påverkan, vid sidan av staterna i Mellanöstern. Projektets syfte är att undersöka berättelser, så kallade narrativer, om regionalt samspel och utveckling i Rödahavsregionen. Narrativer konstruerar en verklighetsbild genom att peka på nutida och historiska skeenden, orsaker och framtida implikationer. Berättelserna är avgörande för att överenskommelser ska ta form, förhandlas fram och legitimeras. Geopolitiska ställningstagande, uttryckta i narrativer, är inte uteslutande etablerade på formella politiska arenor, utan tar även form och utvecklas på arenor som utmärks av experter, affärsmän, media och populärkulturen. Projektet avser undersöka hur berättelser konsolideras och/eller marginaliseras på olika arenor för att nå en fördjupad förståelse av den mångsidiga och dynamiska utvecklingen i regionen. Projektets huvudfrågeställning är: Hur förhandlas, förankras och legitimeras olika berättelser om regionalt samarbete i Rödahavsregionen? Empiriskt genererar projektet ny kunskap om den omvälvande utvecklingen i Rödahavsregionen, en hitintills förbisedd region i forskning och policystudier. Teoretiskt bidrar projektet med ny kunskap då det vidareutvecklar den kritiska geopolitiska teoribildningen genom ett tydligare fokus på historiska och idémässiga förklaringsfaktorer samt genom att visa på hur en mångfald aktörer förhandlar fram och legitimerar geopolitiska idébärande berättelser på olika arenor i samhället. Policyrelevansen är tydligt kopplad till frågor om fred och säkerhet, migration, jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter och ekonomisk utveckling i Rödahavsregionen.Metodologiskt fokuserar projektet på tre arenor och tre fall. De tre fallen är; fred och säkerhet, infrastruktur och migration. De tre arenorna där narrativen studeras utgörs av den formella arenan (regeringsuttalanden, avtal etc.), praktiska arenan (policydokument, expertrapporter etc.) och den populära arenan (offentliga tillställningar, bloggar etc.).</narrative>
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      <narrative>The purpose of this project is to establish a research network among Swedish and Palestinian scholars/practitioners. This research, in a Swedish-Palestinian collaboration, aims at answering three main questions: i) what are digital rights in the Palestinian context? ii) How could the Palestinian basic law be used as an instrument to constitutionally protect digital rights? iii) What is the role of the Palestinian Supreme Constitutional Court in protecting digital rights within its main interpretative function?The questions pay a great attention to legal and political challenges surrounding the situation in relation to sustainable development goals 5: Achieve gender equality, and 16: Build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions. This topic has not been explored at the Palestinian level yet, where an urgent need emerges to fill the gaps in knowledge and provide for a comprehensive research on constitutionalism of digital rights. In doing so, a series of workshops, discussions, applications for grants, research stays for a joint and long-term collaboration will take place.This collaboration will be implemented in two years and will result in scientific publications. It contributes to building of scholarly capacities, conducting proper examination of digital rights protection at the constitutional level, and learning from identified best practice on the subject. The project has a great potential in contributing to the Swedish policy for sustainability in Palestine.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta projekt syftar till att etablera ett palestinskt-svenskt tvärvetenskapligt forskningsnätverk relaterat till konstitutionella digitala rättigheter i Palestina. Nätverket kommer att undersöka skyddet av digitala rättigheter i Palestina och vilken roll den palestinska Högsta Konstitutionella Domstolen spelar I ljuset av grundlagen (konstitutionen). Projektet kommer att identifiera implikationerna av inskränkningar av digitala teknologier för mänskliga rättigheter, genom att studera tre områden: 1) digitala rättigheter i den palestinska kontexten; 2) användandet av grundlagen som ett instrument för att genom konstitutionen försvara digitala rättigheter, och 3) den roll Högsta Domstolen spelar för att skydda digitala rättigheter med det huvudsakliga syftet att tolka lagen. Samarbetet och forskarnätverket är unikt och originellt i sitt syfte och i utforskandet av ett område av fundamental vikt i den juridiska utvecklingen. De tre huvudsakliga aktörerna i detta nätverk är: i) Juridiska institutionen vid Örebro universitet, ii) Institutionen för globala studier vid Göteborgs universitet och iii) Instituionen för juridik och statsvetenskap vid Hebrons universitet i Palestina. Genom gemensamma aktiviteter och samförfattade publikationer är visionen att detta projekt innebär en unik möjlighet för att skapa ett fungerande och hållbart forskarnätverk och kunskapsutbyte. Projektet kommer att bidra till kunskap om hur digitala rättigheter i Palestina kan skyddas och hur Högsta Domstolen kan tolka grundlagen. Syftet är att stärka kunskapen om digitala rättigheter i Palestina i en tid där många stater inte minst i Arabvärlden på olika sätt inskränker möjligheter till användning av internet och digitala plattformar i en generell och global tendens av krympande utrymme för demokratiska krafter. De sökande förutser att detta nätverk kan ha betydelse för att främja konstitutionella förbättringar och förändringar i Palestina. Nätverket är också relevant för de globala hållbarhetsmålen. Särskilt mål 16 som syftar till att främja fredliga och inkluderande samhällen genom att bygga effektiva, ansvarstagande och inkluerande institutioner på alla nivåer. Ett starkt och trovärdigt rättssystem bidrar till att främja, förbättra och utveckla respekt för digitala mänskliga rättigheter. I tillägg ges uppmärksamhet till mål 5, Jämställdhet, i relation till bildandet av den palestinska Högsta Domstolen. Alla domare vid Högsta Domstolen är hittills män, vilket understryker vikten av att inkludera ett jämställdhetsperspektiv. Samarbetet kommer att implementeras under en två-årsperiod genom en serie av workshops, kortare forskningsvistelser och gemensamma forskningsansökningar med syfte att etablera ett långsiktigt och hållbart forskningssamarbete. Samverkan inkluderar forskare från olika discipliner och bakgrund och baseras på principer om ömsesidig nytta. Nätverkets etablering stämmer väl överens med Sveriges internationella utvecklingsagenda samt samarbete med och bistånd till Palestina och kan bidra till kapacitetsuppbyggnad i det palestinska rättssystemet liksom ett stärkande av Hebrons universitet. Nätverket kommer också att sträva efter att nå ut till policy-skapare, praktiker liksom civilsamhällesorganisationer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Investigating Digital Rights in Palestine: The Constitutional Court’s Interpretation of the Basic Law</narrative>
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      <narrative>The purpose of this project is to establish a research network among Swedish and Palestinian scholars/practitioners. This research, in a Swedish-Palestinian collaboration, aims at answering three main questions: i) what are digital rights in the Palestinian context? ii) How could the Palestinian basic law be used as an instrument to constitutionally protect digital rights? iii) What is the role of the Palestinian Supreme Constitutional Court in protecting digital rights within its main interpretative function?The questions pay a great attention to legal and political challenges surrounding the situation in relation to sustainable development goals 5: Achieve gender equality, and 16: Build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions. This topic has not been explored at the Palestinian level yet, where an urgent need emerges to fill the gaps in knowledge and provide for a comprehensive research on constitutionalism of digital rights. In doing so, a series of workshops, discussions, applications for grants, research stays for a joint and long-term collaboration will take place.This collaboration will be implemented in two years and will result in scientific publications. It contributes to building of scholarly capacities, conducting proper examination of digital rights protection at the constitutional level, and learning from identified best practice on the subject. The project has a great potential in contributing to the Swedish policy for sustainability in Palestine.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta projekt syftar till att etablera ett palestinskt-svenskt tvärvetenskapligt forskningsnätverk relaterat till konstitutionella digitala rättigheter i Palestina. Nätverket kommer att undersöka skyddet av digitala rättigheter i Palestina och vilken roll den palestinska Högsta Konstitutionella Domstolen spelar I ljuset av grundlagen (konstitutionen). Projektet kommer att identifiera implikationerna av inskränkningar av digitala teknologier för mänskliga rättigheter, genom att studera tre områden: 1) digitala rättigheter i den palestinska kontexten; 2) användandet av grundlagen som ett instrument för att genom konstitutionen försvara digitala rättigheter, och 3) den roll Högsta Domstolen spelar för att skydda digitala rättigheter med det huvudsakliga syftet att tolka lagen. Samarbetet och forskarnätverket är unikt och originellt i sitt syfte och i utforskandet av ett område av fundamental vikt i den juridiska utvecklingen. De tre huvudsakliga aktörerna i detta nätverk är: i) Juridiska institutionen vid Örebro universitet, ii) Institutionen för globala studier vid Göteborgs universitet och iii) Instituionen för juridik och statsvetenskap vid Hebrons universitet i Palestina. Genom gemensamma aktiviteter och samförfattade publikationer är visionen att detta projekt innebär en unik möjlighet för att skapa ett fungerande och hållbart forskarnätverk och kunskapsutbyte. Projektet kommer att bidra till kunskap om hur digitala rättigheter i Palestina kan skyddas och hur Högsta Domstolen kan tolka grundlagen. Syftet är att stärka kunskapen om digitala rättigheter i Palestina i en tid där många stater inte minst i Arabvärlden på olika sätt inskränker möjligheter till användning av internet och digitala plattformar i en generell och global tendens av krympande utrymme för demokratiska krafter. De sökande förutser att detta nätverk kan ha betydelse för att främja konstitutionella förbättringar och förändringar i Palestina. Nätverket är också relevant för de globala hållbarhetsmålen. Särskilt mål 16 som syftar till att främja fredliga och inkluderande samhällen genom att bygga effektiva, ansvarstagande och inkluerande institutioner på alla nivåer. Ett starkt och trovärdigt rättssystem bidrar till att främja, förbättra och utveckla respekt för digitala mänskliga rättigheter. I tillägg ges uppmärksamhet till mål 5, Jämställdhet, i relation till bildandet av den palestinska Högsta Domstolen. Alla domare vid Högsta Domstolen är hittills män, vilket understryker vikten av att inkludera ett jämställdhetsperspektiv. Samarbetet kommer att implementeras under en två-årsperiod genom en serie av workshops, kortare forskningsvistelser och gemensamma forskningsansökningar med syfte att etablera ett långsiktigt och hållbart forskningssamarbete. Samverkan inkluderar forskare från olika discipliner och bakgrund och baseras på principer om ömsesidig nytta. Nätverkets etablering stämmer väl överens med Sveriges internationella utvecklingsagenda samt samarbete med och bistånd till Palestina och kan bidra till kapacitetsuppbyggnad i det palestinska rättssystemet liksom ett stärkande av Hebrons universitet. Nätverket kommer också att sträva efter att nå ut till policy-skapare, praktiker liksom civilsamhällesorganisationer.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Improving animal and human health via identification and characterization of diarrhoeal pathogens in ruminants in Ethiopia</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förbättring av djur och humanhälsan genom identifiering av infektionsämnen bakom diarre-sjukdomar på idisslare i Etiopien</narrative>
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      <narrative>Ethiopia is a sub-Saharan country inhabited by about 100 million people with frequent occurrence of draughts. The country is believed to have the largest livestock population in Africa - 53 million cattle, 26 million sheep, and 22 million goats, which contribute immensely to the national economy and food security. However, the resource cannot be utilized efficiently due to many problems, among which a number of important diseases of ruminants that reduce their productivity are of paramount importance. About one-half of all lambs born in the country die due to various causes. Diarrhoea is a leading health problem of ruminants, especially the young stock, causing huge economic loss and affecting food safety and security. The incidence of diarrhoea in calves under 30 days of age varies between 10% and 20%; the disease accounts for about 75% of all the mortality of dairy calves less than three weeks of age. It is obvious that infectious agents, especially in young animals, cause severe diarrhoea that may lead to the death of the animals. The overall purpose of this project is to determine what types of infectious agents, in particular viruses and bacteria, but also protozoa that circulate in Ethiopia for the ultimate goal to put in suitable counter measures to prevent diarrhoea in young ruminant and improve animal health and as a consequence this will lead to more food and improve human health, both directly and indirectly, and economy.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Diarrésjukdomar hos barn är kanske ett av de allvarligaste hälsoproblemen i världen. Detta gäller speciellt för länder i ”tredje världen” där miljoner barn dör av diarrésjukdomar eller lider av allvarlig undernäring som en följd av detta. Detta gäller även i högsta grad husdjuren som hålls av fattiga bönder. Dessa djur lider av liknande sjukdomar och även här är det de unga djuren som drabbas värst och många dör till följd av detta. Som en konsekvens av allt detta leder diarrésjukdomar till hunger och allvarlig undernäring av barn. Etiopien är ett land som ligger strax under Saharaöknen (sub-Saharan), med en befolkning på 100 miljoner människor. Landet lider ofta av torka som gör att människor och djur inte kan få tillräckligt med mat och vatten. Därför räknas Etiopien till ett av de allra fattigaste länderna i världen. Många är beroende av sina husdjur för mat och inkomst, speciellt har många bönder får och getter, men även kor är mycket vanliga. Etiopien räknas att ha den största populationen av får, getter och kor i Afrika och boskapshållning räknas som den viktigaste näringen i landet. Tyvärr är det många problem med denna näring och till exempel dör mängder av djur på grund av smittsamma sjukdomar. Som nämns tidigare anses diarrésjukdomar vara ett av de största problemen. Diarrésjukdomar kan orsakas av en mängd olika typer av mikroorganismer som virus, bakterier och protozoer. Hur dessa smittar varierar och även behandlingen skiljer sig åt, till exempel fungerar inte antibiotika mot virus. Väldigt ofta finns varken vaccin eller andra behandlingsmetoder tillgängliga. Man har aldrig gjort någon ordentlig kartläggning över vilka mikroorganismer som ligger bakom diarrésjukdomar hos boskap i Etiopien. Därför kan man inte heller sätta in lämpliga åtgärder som till exempel vaccination eller lämpliga biosäkerhetsåtgärder. Inte heller har man undersökt om dessa mikroorganismer kan smitta mellan djuren och människorna, och vice versa. Detta projekt har därför målsättningen att kartlägga vilka mikroorganismer som cirkulerar i får, getter och kor med diarré. Vi kommer också undersöka i detalj några virus och bakterier som är av speciellt intresse och följa upp om dessa även finns hos barn med diarré. Dessutom kommer vi använda metoder som kan hitta helt nya mikroorganismer (s.k. metagenomik) och vi kommer även studera dessa nya mikroorganismer i mer detalj. Vi tror nämligen att det finns många ännu ej beskrivna virus/bakterier som orsak till diarrésjukdomar hos idisslarna. När vi sedan har fått en så komplett bild som möjligt kommer vi avsluta projektet med en ”work-shop” där vi delar med oss av denna kunskap till organisationer med ansvar för djur, human hälsa och smittskydd i Etiopien, som i sin tur får inleda korttids- och långtidsåtgärder för att kontrollera och behandla dessa. Allt detta kommer leda till betydligt friskare djur och därmed förbättrad hälsa, reducera hunger och fattigdomen för barnen i Etiopien.</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>Improving animal and human health via identification and characterization of diarrhoeal pathogens in ruminants in Ethiopia</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förbättring av djur och humanhälsan genom identifiering av infektionsämnen bakom diarre-sjukdomar på idisslare i Etiopien</narrative>
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      <narrative>Ethiopia is a sub-Saharan country inhabited by about 100 million people with frequent occurrence of draughts. The country is believed to have the largest livestock population in Africa - 53 million cattle, 26 million sheep, and 22 million goats, which contribute immensely to the national economy and food security. However, the resource cannot be utilized efficiently due to many problems, among which a number of important diseases of ruminants that reduce their productivity are of paramount importance. About one-half of all lambs born in the country die due to various causes. Diarrhoea is a leading health problem of ruminants, especially the young stock, causing huge economic loss and affecting food safety and security. The incidence of diarrhoea in calves under 30 days of age varies between 10% and 20%; the disease accounts for about 75% of all the mortality of dairy calves less than three weeks of age. It is obvious that infectious agents, especially in young animals, cause severe diarrhoea that may lead to the death of the animals. The overall purpose of this project is to determine what types of infectious agents, in particular viruses and bacteria, but also protozoa that circulate in Ethiopia for the ultimate goal to put in suitable counter measures to prevent diarrhoea in young ruminant and improve animal health and as a consequence this will lead to more food and improve human health, both directly and indirectly, and economy.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Diarrésjukdomar hos barn är kanske ett av de allvarligaste hälsoproblemen i världen. Detta gäller speciellt för länder i ”tredje världen” där miljoner barn dör av diarrésjukdomar eller lider av allvarlig undernäring som en följd av detta. Detta gäller även i högsta grad husdjuren som hålls av fattiga bönder. Dessa djur lider av liknande sjukdomar och även här är det de unga djuren som drabbas värst och många dör till följd av detta. Som en konsekvens av allt detta leder diarrésjukdomar till hunger och allvarlig undernäring av barn. Etiopien är ett land som ligger strax under Saharaöknen (sub-Saharan), med en befolkning på 100 miljoner människor. Landet lider ofta av torka som gör att människor och djur inte kan få tillräckligt med mat och vatten. Därför räknas Etiopien till ett av de allra fattigaste länderna i världen. Många är beroende av sina husdjur för mat och inkomst, speciellt har många bönder får och getter, men även kor är mycket vanliga. Etiopien räknas att ha den största populationen av får, getter och kor i Afrika och boskapshållning räknas som den viktigaste näringen i landet. Tyvärr är det många problem med denna näring och till exempel dör mängder av djur på grund av smittsamma sjukdomar. Som nämns tidigare anses diarrésjukdomar vara ett av de största problemen. Diarrésjukdomar kan orsakas av en mängd olika typer av mikroorganismer som virus, bakterier och protozoer. Hur dessa smittar varierar och även behandlingen skiljer sig åt, till exempel fungerar inte antibiotika mot virus. Väldigt ofta finns varken vaccin eller andra behandlingsmetoder tillgängliga. Man har aldrig gjort någon ordentlig kartläggning över vilka mikroorganismer som ligger bakom diarrésjukdomar hos boskap i Etiopien. Därför kan man inte heller sätta in lämpliga åtgärder som till exempel vaccination eller lämpliga biosäkerhetsåtgärder. Inte heller har man undersökt om dessa mikroorganismer kan smitta mellan djuren och människorna, och vice versa. Detta projekt har därför målsättningen att kartlägga vilka mikroorganismer som cirkulerar i får, getter och kor med diarré. Vi kommer också undersöka i detalj några virus och bakterier som är av speciellt intresse och följa upp om dessa även finns hos barn med diarré. Dessutom kommer vi använda metoder som kan hitta helt nya mikroorganismer (s.k. metagenomik) och vi kommer även studera dessa nya mikroorganismer i mer detalj. Vi tror nämligen att det finns många ännu ej beskrivna virus/bakterier som orsak till diarrésjukdomar hos idisslarna. När vi sedan har fått en så komplett bild som möjligt kommer vi avsluta projektet med en ”work-shop” där vi delar med oss av denna kunskap till organisationer med ansvar för djur, human hälsa och smittskydd i Etiopien, som i sin tur får inleda korttids- och långtidsåtgärder för att kontrollera och behandla dessa. Allt detta kommer leda till betydligt friskare djur och därmed förbättrad hälsa, reducera hunger och fattigdomen för barnen i Etiopien.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför </narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Stigande temperaturer, extrema väderhändelser och vattenbrist  är redan en realitet i många länder med redan varmt klimat, vilket påverkar människors hälsa och produktivitet. Särskilt utsatta för skadlig värmestress är de som arbetar i en hög omgivningstemperatur samtidigt som de utför ett tungt muskelarbete som genererar ökad kroppstemperatur. Om samtidigt tillgången på vatten är begränsad ökar risken för vätskebrist under arbetsdagen. Hög värmestress kan orsaka värmeslag, akuta njurskador och ökar risken för olyckor. Det finns också mycket som talar för att upprepad värmestress kan ge upphov till kronisk njursjukdom. Detta har man sett t ex bland sockerarbetare i Mellanamerika, där en epidemi av njursjukdom har orsakat stora påfrestningar för de drabbade och deras familjer, i lokalsamhället och för hälso-och sjukvården.När man ska studera hälsoeffekter av arbetsrelaterad värmestress är det nödvändigt att kunna mäta både omgivningstemperaturer och arbetstyngd. I detta SRL-nätverk kommer forskare med stor erfarenhet från studier av värmestress och njursjukdom bland sockerarbetare i Mellanamerika att dela med sig av sina erfarenheter till kollegor från södra Afrika. Teoretisk och praktisk utbildning i olika metoder för att mäta temperaturer och arbetstyngd på arbetsplatser ges i en serie workshops. Deltagarna ska sedan själva genomföra egna arbetsplatsundersökningar vars erfarenheter  och resultat sedan diskuteras. Vidare introduceras ett internationellt protokoll för jämförande epidemiologiska studier av njurfunktion i befolkningsgrupper.Under projekttiden ska medsökande och medarbetare i projektet också skriva ett utkast till en större studie i sockerindustrin i södra Afrika. Liksom i Mellanamerika är sockerproduktionen en viktig del i de nationella ekonomierna, med fortsatt stor omfattning av manuellt arbete även under pågående mekanisering. Jämförande studier från olika länder med delvis olika klimatförhållanden och i olika befolkningar kommer att ge viktig information för att kunna förstå de sannolikt mångfacetterade bakomliggande orsakerna till denna njursjukdom.Hög värmestress finns inte enbart inom industriellt jordbruksarbete. Tungt och varmt underjordsarbete i gruvor och byggnads- och anläggningsarbete är andra exempel, där många migrantarbetare drabbas av ohälsa. Arbetsplatsinterventioner för att minska värmestress för arbetare är därför angelägna. Grundläggande lokal kunskap  om effekter av värmestress på hälsa och produktion behövs för att detta ska kunna implementeras. Kunskapsspridning till nationella intressenter ingår därför också i projektets målsättning.</narrative>
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      <narrative>One of the pressing challenges facing the world is the impact of increasing global temperatures and water shortage on human health and productivity, driven by both climate change and population expansion. Heat stress is an occupational hazard that negatively affects productivity while also increasing accident rates and the risk of acute heat illnesses. Also, there is accumulating evidence that repeated heat stress may lead to chronic kidney disease, which poses high socioeconomic costs to individuals, families, and health systems.Manual outdoor workers in LMIC hot climates are at high risk for heat stress. Quantification of external heat and physical workload which generates metabolic heat is a prerequisite for better understanding of relations between heat stress and health. In this network occupational health researchers in southern Africa will interact with researchers with experience from occupational heat stress studies with a focus on kidney disease in Mesoamerican sugarcane workers. Theoretical and practical training in methods for heat stress assessment in occupational studies will be provided through a series of workshops.A proposal for a study in the sugarcane industry in southern Africa is a planned end-of-project activity, together with knowledge dissemination to a wider audience. Better understanding of the burden heat stress places on production and health systems in LMIC countries is important to ensure that adequate resources for mitigation are dedicated.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Climate change is implicated in the spread of vibriosis, a group of diseases caused by Vibrio bacteria. Due to rising temperatures, the climate suitability for Vibrio has increased worldwide, with ecosystem-wide impacts on humans and animals. However, in addition to the direct stimulation of Vibrio growth, the changing climate affects other ecosystem components, such as bloom-forming cyanobacteria, that provide habitat and mediate Vibrio persistence in the so-called ecological reservoirs. In such systems, the infiltration of vibrios to groundwater is more likely, and additional pressures, e.g., plastic pollution, accelerate the spread of these bacteria.We propose to develop a framework for the assessment of Vibrio ecological reservoirs and to apply this framework for predicting the diversity and load of Vibrio in ecosystems with regular cyanobacteria blooms. A team of ecologists, microbiologists, chemists, and hydrologists will explore the role of cyanobacteria-driven Vibrio propagation across the freshwater and brackish systems in the Baltic region and Africa. We will also link Vibrio communities in the surface waters to those in groundwater, and evaluate how plastic litter and water use behavior of humans may affect Vibrio persistence in countries with water scarcity. Our findings will contribute to capacity building for microbiological monitoring in developing countries and the development of ecosystem-based management of water resources in Africa.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Klimatrelaterade infektionssjukdomar utgör stora utmaningar för hälsoorganisationer runt om i världen. Vibrios är ett av de mest slående exempel på nya (mänskliga) sjukdomar som är kopplade till klimatförändringar. Vibrio är temperaturkänsliga bakterier i marina system, som vanligen förekommer tillsammans  med kitinösa planktonorganismer. Utöver kolera-orsakande Vibrios (t ex vissa stammar av Vibrio cholera) kan omkring ett dussin Vibrio-arter orsaka  sjukdomar, kända som vibrios. Vibrios är en orsak till flera hundra tusen sjukdomar varje år världen över, med V. vulnificus och V. parahaemolyticus som huvudorsaken  till sjukdomar orsakade av konsumtion av skaldjur och fisk. Det finns tusentals stammar av Vibrio. Dessutom förekommer nya infektions varianter som ursprungligen härrör från godartade stammar. Dessa nya infektionsvarianter kan ha utvecklats under så kort tid som 25 år. Stigande temperaturer och förändringar i salthalt har gynnat olika Vibrio stammar som ökat under de senaste decennierna världen över, med ekosystemomfattande påverkan på människor och djur. Förutom den direkta effekten på Vibrio-tillväxten påverkar det förändrade klimatet Vibrios ekologiska miktohabitat eller s.k. ekologiska reservoarer (t ex, algkolonier, kräftdjur, ytvatten och grundvatten) och påverkar således dess överföring till människor. Också, användning av plastvattenbehållare och förorening med plastskräp är andra ekologiska reservoarer av Vibrio som kommer att undersökas. Det finns  emellertid begränsad kunskap  om hur förändringar i temperatur och planktonsamhällen påverkar dynamiken hos sjukdomsframkallande Vibrio-stammar, och nya förebyggande strategier behövs.Vi kommer att utveckla ett ramverk för utvärdering av ekologiska reservoarer för vibrios och undersöka förekomst av Vibrio i områden med framväxande vibrios - Östersjön och flera afrikanska sjöar med omfattande cyanobakterieblomningar. Ett team av ekologer, mikrobiologer, kemister och hydrologer kommer att utforska hur cyanobakterieblomningar kan skapa ekologiska reservoarer av vibrios. Med hjälp av metagenomiska och kemiska metoder kommer vi att bedöma hur planktonsammansättning och ffa cyanobakterier påverkar förekomst av patogena och icke-patogena vibrios. Denna information kommer att kopplas till långtidsfallstudierna i Östersjöregionen och utveckling av vibrios i djurplanktonpopulationer under cyanobakterieblomningar. Vi kommer också att utveckla Vibrio-övervakningsmetoden med hjälp av genetiska verktyg. Projekt resultatet kommer att förbättra förståelsen av Vibrios ekologiska interaktioner samt spridningsvektorer, och nuvarande praxis för förebyggande av vibrios.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Climate change is implicated in the spread of vibriosis, a group of diseases caused by Vibrio bacteria. Due to rising temperatures, the climate suitability for Vibrio has increased worldwide, with ecosystem-wide impacts on humans and animals. However, in addition to the direct stimulation of Vibrio growth, the changing climate affects other ecosystem components, such as bloom-forming cyanobacteria, that provide habitat and mediate Vibrio persistence in the so-called ecological reservoirs. In such systems, the infiltration of vibrios to groundwater is more likely, and additional pressures, e.g., plastic pollution, accelerate the spread of these bacteria.We propose to develop a framework for the assessment of Vibrio ecological reservoirs and to apply this framework for predicting the diversity and load of Vibrio in ecosystems with regular cyanobacteria blooms. A team of ecologists, microbiologists, chemists, and hydrologists will explore the role of cyanobacteria-driven Vibrio propagation across the freshwater and brackish systems in the Baltic region and Africa. We will also link Vibrio communities in the surface waters to those in groundwater, and evaluate how plastic litter and water use behavior of humans may affect Vibrio persistence in countries with water scarcity. Our findings will contribute to capacity building for microbiological monitoring in developing countries and the development of ecosystem-based management of water resources in Africa.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Klimatrelaterade infektionssjukdomar utgör stora utmaningar för hälsoorganisationer runt om i världen. Vibrios är ett av de mest slående exempel på nya (mänskliga) sjukdomar som är kopplade till klimatförändringar. Vibrio är temperaturkänsliga bakterier i marina system, som vanligen förekommer tillsammans  med kitinösa planktonorganismer. Utöver kolera-orsakande Vibrios (t ex vissa stammar av Vibrio cholera) kan omkring ett dussin Vibrio-arter orsaka  sjukdomar, kända som vibrios. Vibrios är en orsak till flera hundra tusen sjukdomar varje år världen över, med V. vulnificus och V. parahaemolyticus som huvudorsaken  till sjukdomar orsakade av konsumtion av skaldjur och fisk. Det finns tusentals stammar av Vibrio. Dessutom förekommer nya infektions varianter som ursprungligen härrör från godartade stammar. Dessa nya infektionsvarianter kan ha utvecklats under så kort tid som 25 år. Stigande temperaturer och förändringar i salthalt har gynnat olika Vibrio stammar som ökat under de senaste decennierna världen över, med ekosystemomfattande påverkan på människor och djur. Förutom den direkta effekten på Vibrio-tillväxten påverkar det förändrade klimatet Vibrios ekologiska miktohabitat eller s.k. ekologiska reservoarer (t ex, algkolonier, kräftdjur, ytvatten och grundvatten) och påverkar således dess överföring till människor. Också, användning av plastvattenbehållare och förorening med plastskräp är andra ekologiska reservoarer av Vibrio som kommer att undersökas. Det finns  emellertid begränsad kunskap  om hur förändringar i temperatur och planktonsamhällen påverkar dynamiken hos sjukdomsframkallande Vibrio-stammar, och nya förebyggande strategier behövs.Vi kommer att utveckla ett ramverk för utvärdering av ekologiska reservoarer för vibrios och undersöka förekomst av Vibrio i områden med framväxande vibrios - Östersjön och flera afrikanska sjöar med omfattande cyanobakterieblomningar. Ett team av ekologer, mikrobiologer, kemister och hydrologer kommer att utforska hur cyanobakterieblomningar kan skapa ekologiska reservoarer av vibrios. Med hjälp av metagenomiska och kemiska metoder kommer vi att bedöma hur planktonsammansättning och ffa cyanobakterier påverkar förekomst av patogena och icke-patogena vibrios. Denna information kommer att kopplas till långtidsfallstudierna i Östersjöregionen och utveckling av vibrios i djurplanktonpopulationer under cyanobakterieblomningar. Vi kommer också att utveckla Vibrio-övervakningsmetoden med hjälp av genetiska verktyg. Projekt resultatet kommer att förbättra förståelsen av Vibrios ekologiska interaktioner samt spridningsvektorer, och nuvarande praxis för förebyggande av vibrios.</narrative>
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      <narrative>13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Survive, Thrive, or Deprive? Drivers and Outcomes of Resilience During the Covid-19 Pandemic in Malawi</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project examines why some individuals and communities respond better than others to crises, and the longer-term effects on governance and welfare. It considers three questions: 1) What explains when and how communities implement and enforce policies to mitigate the pandemic´s negative effects? When/why does this impact poverty and inequality? 2) How do community factors and individuals’ characteristics affect how individuals manage crises? 3) How has the pandemic altered community capital and authority? We draw on research relating to resilience, public health, and governance to answer these questions, leveraging unique panel data and case studies from Malawi to test hypotheses. The panel data include face-to-face (F2F) surveys with households and elites conducted in 2019 before the pandemic, three telephone surveys conducted during the pandemic, and a post-pandemic F2F survey. As one of the poorest populations in the world, with clearly defined and gendered local authority structures, Malawi is particularly well-suited to provide crisis response insights at the individual and community levels. Moreover, the data allows for pathbreaking research, as this is – to our knowledge – the most rigorous, sustained examination of crisis response. The findings will yield theoretical understandings of resilience, health crisis response, and authority, while supporting policymakers and development specialists to alleviate poverty and other negative consequences of crises.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta projekt undersöker vilka faktorer som bäst förklarar varför vissa individer och samhällen besvarar kriser bättre än andra, samt hur sådana kriser påverkar deras långsiktiga samhällsstyrning och välfärd. Projektet ställer tre övergripande forskningsfrågor: 1) Vad förklarar när och hur samhällen implementerar och verkställer politiska beslut med syfte att mildra de negativa effekterna av coronapandemin?; 2) Hur påverkar samhällsfaktorer och individuella egenskaper möjligheten för individer att överleva, och till och med frodas under, en kris?; och 3) Hur har pandemin förändrat karaktären av samhällskapital (community capital), auktoritet och samhällsstyrning i dessa samhällen?  Projektet bygger på tre åtskilda forskningslitteraturfält för att besvara dessa frågor: forskning om social resiliens (community resilience) inför och i samband med naturkatastrofer, hanteringen av folkhälsokriser, samt samhällsstyrning och konflikt.  Det använder sig av unik panelsurveydata över malawiska individer och samhällen för att undersöka dessa frågor. Datan inkluderar hushålls- och elitsurveyundersökningar genomförda face-to-face år 2019 innan pandemin, tre telefonsurveyundersökningar genomförda under pandemin, samt en post-pandemi face-to-face hushållssurveyundersökning kompletterad av fallstudier (vilka är tänkta att finansieras genom projektet som föreslås här). Varje dataset innehåller mått på samhällens sociala kapital, maktstrukturer, välfärd på individ- och samhällsnivå samt resultat av samhällsstyrning.   Malawi är ett särskilt användbart fall att studera i detta sammanhang, då landet har en av världens fattigaste befolkningar samt har tydligt definierade och könsbestämda lokala maktstrukturer. Det är således ett viktigt land att studera för att fastställa vilka faktorer som kan bidra till att lindra fattigdom, samt för att ge insikter om hur lokala maktstrukturer och socialt kapital kan påverka resultat på individ- och samhällsnivå.   Datan möjliggör genombrytande forskning, då denna är den mest rigorösa och ihållande undersökningen av krisrespons till vår vetskap. Vi kombinerar analyser med fallstudier av förändringar i samhällsstyrning i fyra noggrant utvalda samhällen, för att närmare undersöka de underliggande mekanismerna bakom sådan respons. Resultaten kommer att belysa den teoretiska förståelsen av resiliens, respons till hälsokriser och förändringar i lokal samhällsstyrning.  Dessutom kommer de att stödja beslutsfattare och utvecklingsspecialister med fokus på att lindra fattigdom och andra negativa konsekvenser av kriser. Resultaten kommer att spridas i akademiska artiklar och presentationer, samt genom policy briefs, podcasts och andra mötesplatser för intressenter och allmänheten.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Survive, Thrive, or Deprive? Drivers and Outcomes of Resilience During the Covid-19 Pandemic in Malawi</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project examines why some individuals and communities respond better than others to crises, and the longer-term effects on governance and welfare. It considers three questions: 1) What explains when and how communities implement and enforce policies to mitigate the pandemic´s negative effects? When/why does this impact poverty and inequality? 2) How do community factors and individuals’ characteristics affect how individuals manage crises? 3) How has the pandemic altered community capital and authority? We draw on research relating to resilience, public health, and governance to answer these questions, leveraging unique panel data and case studies from Malawi to test hypotheses. The panel data include face-to-face (F2F) surveys with households and elites conducted in 2019 before the pandemic, three telephone surveys conducted during the pandemic, and a post-pandemic F2F survey. As one of the poorest populations in the world, with clearly defined and gendered local authority structures, Malawi is particularly well-suited to provide crisis response insights at the individual and community levels. Moreover, the data allows for pathbreaking research, as this is – to our knowledge – the most rigorous, sustained examination of crisis response. The findings will yield theoretical understandings of resilience, health crisis response, and authority, while supporting policymakers and development specialists to alleviate poverty and other negative consequences of crises.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta projekt undersöker vilka faktorer som bäst förklarar varför vissa individer och samhällen besvarar kriser bättre än andra, samt hur sådana kriser påverkar deras långsiktiga samhällsstyrning och välfärd. Projektet ställer tre övergripande forskningsfrågor: 1) Vad förklarar när och hur samhällen implementerar och verkställer politiska beslut med syfte att mildra de negativa effekterna av coronapandemin?; 2) Hur påverkar samhällsfaktorer och individuella egenskaper möjligheten för individer att överleva, och till och med frodas under, en kris?; och 3) Hur har pandemin förändrat karaktären av samhällskapital (community capital), auktoritet och samhällsstyrning i dessa samhällen?  Projektet bygger på tre åtskilda forskningslitteraturfält för att besvara dessa frågor: forskning om social resiliens (community resilience) inför och i samband med naturkatastrofer, hanteringen av folkhälsokriser, samt samhällsstyrning och konflikt.  Det använder sig av unik panelsurveydata över malawiska individer och samhällen för att undersöka dessa frågor. Datan inkluderar hushålls- och elitsurveyundersökningar genomförda face-to-face år 2019 innan pandemin, tre telefonsurveyundersökningar genomförda under pandemin, samt en post-pandemi face-to-face hushållssurveyundersökning kompletterad av fallstudier (vilka är tänkta att finansieras genom projektet som föreslås här). Varje dataset innehåller mått på samhällens sociala kapital, maktstrukturer, välfärd på individ- och samhällsnivå samt resultat av samhällsstyrning.   Malawi är ett särskilt användbart fall att studera i detta sammanhang, då landet har en av världens fattigaste befolkningar samt har tydligt definierade och könsbestämda lokala maktstrukturer. Det är således ett viktigt land att studera för att fastställa vilka faktorer som kan bidra till att lindra fattigdom, samt för att ge insikter om hur lokala maktstrukturer och socialt kapital kan påverka resultat på individ- och samhällsnivå.   Datan möjliggör genombrytande forskning, då denna är den mest rigorösa och ihållande undersökningen av krisrespons till vår vetskap. Vi kombinerar analyser med fallstudier av förändringar i samhällsstyrning i fyra noggrant utvalda samhällen, för att närmare undersöka de underliggande mekanismerna bakom sådan respons. Resultaten kommer att belysa den teoretiska förståelsen av resiliens, respons till hälsokriser och förändringar i lokal samhällsstyrning.  Dessutom kommer de att stödja beslutsfattare och utvecklingsspecialister med fokus på att lindra fattigdom och andra negativa konsekvenser av kriser. Resultaten kommer att spridas i akademiska artiklar och presentationer, samt genom policy briefs, podcasts och andra mötesplatser för intressenter och allmänheten.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Ethiopia has unique position in harboring both cultivated and wild arabica coffee (Coffea arabica) and serving as a primary source of its genetic diversity. The wild (forest and semi-forest) arabica coffee constitutes nearly 80% of Ethiopia’s coffee production and export. However, disease outbreaks are increasingly threatening its gene pool to the extent that it is categorized as Endangered. Coffee berry disease (CBD) caused by a fungal pathogen Colletotrichum kahawae is a major factor having profound effects on wild coffee diversity and productivity. Integrating farmers’ knowledge, phenotypic and molecular marker based screening of its gene pool, and use of plant promoting and pathogen antagonizing microbes is vitally important to control CBD. This project is proposed to explore different means of managing CBD. These include assessing farmers’ CBD related knowledge, characterizing the pathogen, identification of susceptible and resistant genotypes through greenhouse experiments, and collecting and characterizing coffee associated microbes. Transcriptome analyses for identification of genes that differ among resistant and susceptible genotypes followed by comparative genomics to identify CBD resistance genes and its associated markers will also be conducted. The results will be useful for developing integrated CBD management strategy after further research. It also adds new information to coffee genomics that advances its utilization for conservation and breeding.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Etiopiens ekonomi och export är till stor del beroende av den nationella jordbruksproduktionen. Arabicakaffe (Coffea arabica) är en inhemsk producerad vara som bidrar till en stor del av landets ekonomi vilket gör att den även benämns som det ”gröna guldet”. Faktum är att arabicakaffe är en inkomstkälla till nästan 14% av befolkningen och har ett stort kulturellt värde. Etiopien exporterar arabicakaffe av hög kvalitet med en unik arom och smak som har sitt ursprung i odlade och vilda skogsvarianter. Den vilda kaffepopulationen i landet utgör en mycket viktig genetisk resurs för produktion och förädling av nya sorter av arabicakaffe. Internationella naturvårdsunionen bedömde nyligen det vilda arabicakaffet som utrotningshotat och dess produktion och produktivitet sjunker. Detta får enorma följder för den lokala industrin samt nationella såväl som internationella marknaden då miljoner människor är beroende av kaffeproduktionen längs hela dess värdekedja. Återkommande torkperioder orsakade av klimatförändringar, minskade habitat till följd av en snabb befolkningstillväxt samt abiotisk- och biotisk stress har en djupgående inverkan på kaffeproduktionen i Etiopien.Den viktigaste sjukdomen hos kaffebönan är CBD (coffee berry disease) som orsakas av svampen Colletotrichum kahawae. Sjukdomen är allvarligast för den vilda kaffepopulationen eftersom dess miljö med varmare temperaturer och högre relativ luftfuktighet är särskilt gynnsam för patogenen. Patogenen infekterar den gröna kaffebönan vilket reducerar råvarukvalitet och därmed marknadsvärdet på bönan. Rapporter visar att CBD kan orsaka avkastningsförluster på uppåt 80% och bara i Etiopen leder detta till ekonomiskt bortfall på över 73,6 miljoner USD årligen. De åtgärder som hittills vidtagits för att kontrollera sjukdomen såsom fungicider, traditionella insatser och introduktion av resistenta sorter har inte varit tillräckliga för att hantera problemet. Få av dessa insatser har dessutom varit forskningsförankrade. Åtgärden med bekämpningsmedel är inte ekonomiskt hållbara för småbrukarna eftersom det ökar produktionskostnaden med 30-40 % och inte effektivt alls för den vilda kaffepopulationen på grund av svår tillgänglighet och negativ inverkan på ekosystemet.I detta projekt utforskar vi tillgängliga medel och verktyg som kan bidra till en samordnad odlingsstrategi för att minimera CBDs negativa inverkan på kaffeproduktiviteten i Etiopien, såväl som globalt. Aktiviteterna innefattar en fältundersökning i betydelsefulla kaffeskogar i Etiopien i syfte att utvärdera status på, och identifiera hot för den vilda kaffepopulationen. Vi samlar in potentiellt resistenta och mottagliga kaffeböngenotyper såväl som provexemplar av patogenen och mikrober som samverkar med växten, för laboratorie- och växthusexperiment. Lokala lantbrukares kunskap kommer att dokumenteras och experiment för att identifiera gynnsamma mikrober kommer att genomföras. Karakterisering av patogenstammar och mikrober som samverkar med växten kommer att genomföras på DNA-nivå.Sjukdomsmottagliga och resistenta genotyper kommer att användas för transkriptomanalys i syfte att identifiera variation i genuttryck och molekylära markörer som utmärker sig mellan de två grupperna av genotyper. Sekvenserna av dessa gener kommer att jämföras med tidigare publicerade kaffegener som är relaterat till stressresistens. Dessa analyser kommer att tillföra ny data för kaffegenomet och avancera dess användande för bevarande- och förädlingsprogram. Den nya kunskap och data som genereras inom detta projekt och forskningsnätverk kommer att användas för att utveckla och söka andra forskningsmedel samt bidra till ökad samverkan mellan SLU och universitet och högskolor i Etiopien. Projektet kommer också att bidra till kapacitetsbyggnad i Etiopen samt att förbättra användningen av genetiska resurser och metoder för att motverka olika typer av stress för jordbruksgrödor.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Vi är många på klotet, vi blir allt fler, och vår medelinkomst ökar. Det leder till ökad efterfrågan på kött, mjölk och andra animaliska produkter. Hur framtidens jordbruk på ett hållbart och rättvist sätt ska kunna öka sin produktion är en av de största utmaningar mänskligheten står inför. Vi befinner oss också i en pågående klimatförändring där vikten av att våra marker binder kol får alltmer uppmärksamhet. Miombo är ett torrt skogsekosystem som dominerar Tanzania och stora delar av grannländerna. Totalt omfattar det så mycket som 270 miljoner hektar, varav 45 miljoner hektar bara i Tanzania (lika mycket som Sveriges totala landyta). Det har därmed en enorm betydelse för livsmedelsförsörjning och ekosystemtjänster, som att binda kol, i regionen.Miomboskogen ger tillgång till betesmark, ved, frukt, timmer men även möjlighet att producera träkol. En allt större befolkning använder Miomboskogen. När boskapsskötare (pastoralister) trycks undan från andra marker tvingas de till Miomboskogen med sina djur under delar av året. Det medför att den är utsatt för ett allt större tryck med ökad markförslitning, överbetning och minskad del kvarvarande skog.Syftet med detta forskningsprojekt är att hitta metoder för att förbättra och utveckla Miombo för hållbar och ökad produktion av livsmedel men även för att Miomboskogens ekosystem ska kunna vara en viktig del av livsmedelsförsörjning och ekosystemtjänster även i framtiden. Omkring 265 miljoner lantbrukare i Afrika har boskap som sin huvudsakliga, och många gånger enda, inkomstkälla. Boskap är betydelsefullt för en trygg inkomst. Ett av de största problemen för lantbrukare i torrområden är att hålla sin boskap med mat året om. Det blir än värre med längre och mer frekventa torrperioder. De senaste åren har många lantbrukare förlorat ett stort antal av sina djur då de inte haft tillräckligt med foder till dem. De redan utsatta lantbrukarfamiljerna hamnar i en svår, för att inte säga nästan omöjlig, situation. Många gånger är migration enda utvägen, vilket kan leda till konflikter. Detta är redan en verklighet för många.Men Miomboskogen har inte bara stor betydelse för pastoralister utan levererar många typer av ekosystemtjänster. Skogen har bland annat en stor potential att binda kol. Men hur mycket beror på ett flertal olika faktorer och i dagsläget finns stora kunskapsluckor för en hållbar utveckling av ekosystem som Miombo. Ett alltför högt betestryck påverkar föryngring av träd och gräs samt kolinlagring och markens vattenhållande förmåga negativt. Men vad som är ett ”för högt” betestryck och hur markerna och betet bör skötas för en uthållig produktion är dock högst oklart. För att studera utvecklingen av socio-ekonomiska och biofysiska drivkrafter som påverkar markanvändningen i Miombo måste en lång rad aspekter beaktas. Detta projekt är en unik kombination av detaljerade studier av markens kolinlagring och dynamik, vattnets dynamik i marken, betesresurser och betestryckets påverkan samt socioekonomiska förändringar. Vi kommer att angripa frågeställningarna i detta tvärvetenskapliga forskningsprojekt med forskare inom flera olika områden: markvetenskap, husdjursvetenskap, ekologi, samhällsvetenskap och ekonomi. För att besvara de frågor vi har behöver vi jobba brett och vi hoppas kunna hitta helt nya lösningar genom att samarbeta.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Miombo Woodlands cover 270 million ha and is home to 100 million people in 7 countries in southern and eastern Africa. Around 90% of Tanzanians depend on some products or services from the 45 million ha of Miombo. Much of the woodland is degraded into low productivity agriculture. Due to demographic pressure and increasing demands for livestock products, grazing pressure in the Miombo is dramatically increasing in remaining forests.Too high grazing pressure reduces natural regeneration of vegetation, restricts soil C sequestration and impedes water infiltration into the soil. However, it is unknown what “too high” grazing pressure is. We will study soil carbon and water dynamics under different grazing pressure and management regimes in Miombo. Trade-offs and synergies between different production options and ecosystem services will be analysed. We will develop indicators for soil and rangeland health that will be applicable over large parts of the Miombo biome.To understand livelihood options and choices, we will connect the land use studies with gender- and generation sensitive studies of livestock keeping and social relations among pastoralists and agro-pastoralists in the Miombo.We are a group of natural and social scientists from Sweden and Tanzania in a unique position to combine environmental and socio-economic sustainability studies. Results will be of guidance to local livestock herders and to policy makers.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project stems from the newly launched Mental Health Policy in Somaliland. The originality of the project lies in its design and co-creation of research questions that are crucial for tackling global mental health and sustainable development issues. The initiative, involving academia in Sweden and Somaliland as well as stakeholders in Somaliland, aims to investigate the prevalence and burden of mental health problems among children and adolescents in Somaliland. The research agenda aims to contribute scientific knowledge and pave the way for the future design and testing of innovative intervention models and policies based on human rights in line with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. The collaboration will be built on an equitable partnership basis to facilitate co-creation, communication, commitment, and continuous review based on fairness, respect, care, honesty and transparency. A core group of researchers will be jointly responsible for the activities in the collaboration plan. The project, starting in January 2022, will run for two years, during which the following activities are planned: promoting a dialogue with the Somaliland health authorities and key UN health agencies to better understand existing practices and magnitude of mental health. The project will contribute to scientific evidence to design tailored mental health interventions, implementation strategies and policy recommendations.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Somaliland är politiskt stabilt och säkrare i jämförelse med resten av Somaliregionen, och landet har en fungerande regering som kontinuerligt arbetar för att bygga hållbara hälsovårdssystem för att nå ut till hela befolkningen. Baserat på den nyligen reviderade nationella policy om psykiska hälsa i Somaliland, initierar vi arbetet med att utveckla forskningssamarbete för att tillsammans co-producera forskningsagenda som involverar akademin i Sverige och Somaliland, målgruppen, samt andra organisationer. Detta initiativ bygger på ett samarbetsavtal samt tidigare projekt mellan Amoud universitet och Högskolan Dalarna om att stärka forskning om kvinnors och barns hälsa samt kapacitetsbyggande av institutionerna. En kärngrupp av forskare kommer att gemensamt vara ansvariga för aktiviteter som skrivs fram i samarbetsplanen. Projektet, som börjar i januari 2022, kommer att löpa i två år, där följande aktiviteter planeras: genomföra gemensamma analyser och skriva publikationer, bygga dialoger med landets hälsoministerier (hälsoministeriet, utbildningsministeriet, justitiedepartementet), brukarorganisationer och viktiga FN-organisationer. Vidare kommer det att genomföras workshop för engagera dem i workshops om evidensbaserade och kultursensitiva interventioner för att främja psykosociala hälsa hos barn och ungdomar i Somaliland. Workshops kommer även att fastställa en forskningsagenda med tydliga prioriterade områden; skriva gemensamma forskningsansökningar och sprida kunskapen från projektet samt diskutera forskningsagendan och projektförslag.De senaste tre decennierna har Somalia drabbats av långvarig konflikt, brist på säkerhet, flyktingvågor samt hungersnöd. Även om landet har gjort vissa framsteg i minskad barna- och mödradödlighet, har den psykiska hälsan varit ett försummat område framför allt hos barn och ungdomar. Även om det inte finns tillförlitliga siffror om psykisk ohälsa så beräknas var tredje person ha någon form av psykisk ohälsa där barn utgör mer än en tredjedel av befolkningen. Det är särskilt viktigt att specifikt beforska barns och ungdomars psykiska hälsa i kontexter där psykiska problem stigmatiseras. Att bidra till relevant kunskap är en förutsättning för utveckling och anpassning av kulturanpassade interventioner. Ur ett rättviseperspektiv utgör psykiska hälsa en grundläggande mänsklig rättighet. Dessutom bidrar förbättring av barns och ungdomars psykiska hälsa till att främja flera av hållbara utvecklingsmålen. Den övergripande forskningsidén är att kartlägga förekomsten och bördan av psykisk ohälsa bland barn och ungdomar i Somaliland. Vidare, att förstå psykisk ohälsa ur ett kulturellt perspektiv och undersöka hur en insats som främjar psykiska hälsa hos barn och ungdomar i Somaliland kan utvecklas, implementeras och utvärderas.Projektet tar sin utgångspunkt i ett co-produktions och ömsesidigt partnerskap och är i linje med strategin för Sveriges internationella utvecklingssamarbete med Somalia 2018-2022 och den nya reviderade nationella policy om psykiska hälsa i Somaliland. Det är inte endast de två institutionerna som kommer att vara involverad i forskningsagenda utan lokala myndigheten, brukarorganisationer, hälsoministeriet samt FN-organisationer. Det långsiktiga målet med projektet är att tillhandahålla forskningsresultat som kommer att bidra till kulturanpassade insatser för att främja psykiska hälsa hos barn och ungdomar men också policy rekommendationer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project stems from the newly launched Mental Health Policy in Somaliland. The originality of the project lies in its design and co-creation of research questions that are crucial for tackling global mental health and sustainable development issues. The initiative, involving academia in Sweden and Somaliland as well as stakeholders in Somaliland, aims to investigate the prevalence and burden of mental health problems among children and adolescents in Somaliland. The research agenda aims to contribute scientific knowledge and pave the way for the future design and testing of innovative intervention models and policies based on human rights in line with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. The collaboration will be built on an equitable partnership basis to facilitate co-creation, communication, commitment, and continuous review based on fairness, respect, care, honesty and transparency. A core group of researchers will be jointly responsible for the activities in the collaboration plan. The project, starting in January 2022, will run for two years, during which the following activities are planned: promoting a dialogue with the Somaliland health authorities and key UN health agencies to better understand existing practices and magnitude of mental health. The project will contribute to scientific evidence to design tailored mental health interventions, implementation strategies and policy recommendations.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Somaliland är politiskt stabilt och säkrare i jämförelse med resten av Somaliregionen, och landet har en fungerande regering som kontinuerligt arbetar för att bygga hållbara hälsovårdssystem för att nå ut till hela befolkningen. Baserat på den nyligen reviderade nationella policy om psykiska hälsa i Somaliland, initierar vi arbetet med att utveckla forskningssamarbete för att tillsammans co-producera forskningsagenda som involverar akademin i Sverige och Somaliland, målgruppen, samt andra organisationer. Detta initiativ bygger på ett samarbetsavtal samt tidigare projekt mellan Amoud universitet och Högskolan Dalarna om att stärka forskning om kvinnors och barns hälsa samt kapacitetsbyggande av institutionerna. En kärngrupp av forskare kommer att gemensamt vara ansvariga för aktiviteter som skrivs fram i samarbetsplanen. Projektet, som börjar i januari 2022, kommer att löpa i två år, där följande aktiviteter planeras: genomföra gemensamma analyser och skriva publikationer, bygga dialoger med landets hälsoministerier (hälsoministeriet, utbildningsministeriet, justitiedepartementet), brukarorganisationer och viktiga FN-organisationer. Vidare kommer det att genomföras workshop för engagera dem i workshops om evidensbaserade och kultursensitiva interventioner för att främja psykosociala hälsa hos barn och ungdomar i Somaliland. Workshops kommer även att fastställa en forskningsagenda med tydliga prioriterade områden; skriva gemensamma forskningsansökningar och sprida kunskapen från projektet samt diskutera forskningsagendan och projektförslag.De senaste tre decennierna har Somalia drabbats av långvarig konflikt, brist på säkerhet, flyktingvågor samt hungersnöd. Även om landet har gjort vissa framsteg i minskad barna- och mödradödlighet, har den psykiska hälsan varit ett försummat område framför allt hos barn och ungdomar. Även om det inte finns tillförlitliga siffror om psykisk ohälsa så beräknas var tredje person ha någon form av psykisk ohälsa där barn utgör mer än en tredjedel av befolkningen. Det är särskilt viktigt att specifikt beforska barns och ungdomars psykiska hälsa i kontexter där psykiska problem stigmatiseras. Att bidra till relevant kunskap är en förutsättning för utveckling och anpassning av kulturanpassade interventioner. Ur ett rättviseperspektiv utgör psykiska hälsa en grundläggande mänsklig rättighet. Dessutom bidrar förbättring av barns och ungdomars psykiska hälsa till att främja flera av hållbara utvecklingsmålen. Den övergripande forskningsidén är att kartlägga förekomsten och bördan av psykisk ohälsa bland barn och ungdomar i Somaliland. Vidare, att förstå psykisk ohälsa ur ett kulturellt perspektiv och undersöka hur en insats som främjar psykiska hälsa hos barn och ungdomar i Somaliland kan utvecklas, implementeras och utvärderas.Projektet tar sin utgångspunkt i ett co-produktions och ömsesidigt partnerskap och är i linje med strategin för Sveriges internationella utvecklingssamarbete med Somalia 2018-2022 och den nya reviderade nationella policy om psykiska hälsa i Somaliland. Det är inte endast de två institutionerna som kommer att vara involverad i forskningsagenda utan lokala myndigheten, brukarorganisationer, hälsoministeriet samt FN-organisationer. Det långsiktiga målet med projektet är att tillhandahålla forskningsresultat som kommer att bidra till kulturanpassade insatser för att främja psykiska hälsa hos barn och ungdomar men också policy rekommendationer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Artificial intelligence and mobile microscopy for cervical cancer screening in resource-limited settings - a validation study</narrative>
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      <narrative>Our research group has developed and conducted proof-of-concept studies of a novel method that combines artificial intelligence (AI) and mobile digital microscopy for cell-based cervical cancer screening in resource-limited settings. The mobile microscopes are wirelessly connected via mobile networks for AI-based analysis and provide access to diagnostics where there is a lack of medical experts. We now intend to scale up the use of the new diagnostic method in the form of a validation study in Tanzania with the aim of detecting premalignant changes for the purpose of cervical cancer screening and prevention. During 2022-2023 a total of 1,500 cervical smears will be collected and digitized with mobile microscope scanners and premalignant cells detected with a deep learning algorithm. Suspected abnormal cells are verified by a pathologist and treated. In 2023-24 the method´s diagnostic accuracy, technical feasibility, cost and time per test, and acceptance of the AI method is evaluated and compared to conventional diagnostics.Throughout the project, opportunities for larger scale implementation of the diagnostic platform in East Africa are evaluated, with the ultimate goal of achieving sustainable solutions for low-resource settings.The methods have great potential to improve equitable and sustainable access to high-quality diagnostics for cervical cancer screening among women residing in low- and middle income countries, carrying the highest cervical cancer burden globally.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Vår forskargrupp har utvecklat och studerat artificiell intelligens (AI) i kombination med mobil digital mikroskopi för att hitta förstadier till livmoderhalscancer tidigare hos kvinnor i resursbegränsade miljöer. Vår nyligen publicerade konceptvalideringsstudie visar att cellprovsanalyser med hjälp av AI kan uppnå en diagnostisk träffsäkerhet som ärjämförbar med analyser gjorda av experter.Den preliminära studien som gjordes i samarbete med ett sjukhus på landsbygden i Kenya och omfattade 740 kvinnor, visar att AI:ns och experternas bedömningarna var snarlika. AI:n hade 96–100 procents träffsäkerhet när det gäller att identifiera patienter med premaligna cellförändringar. Inga patienter med allvarligare, så kallade höggradiga cellförändringar fick ett falskt negativt provsvar med AI-metoden. När det gäller att identifiera prover utan cellförändringar gjorde AI:n samma bedömning som patologerna i 78–85 procent av fallen.Med vår metod kan vi mer effektivt upptäcka och behandla förstadier till livmoderhals-cancer hos kvinnor i framförallt låginkomstländer, där det råder stor brist på utbildade patologer och avancerad labbutrustning.I länder med nationella screeningprogram som syftar till att upptäcka cellförändringar i livmoderhalsen och infektioner orsakade av humant papillomvirus (HPV) har antalet fall av livmoderhalscancer sjunkit dramatiskt. Trots det väntas det globala antalet fall öka det kommande årtiondet, till stor del på grund av bristande resurser för screening och HPV-vaccinering i låginkomstländer.  Livmoderhalscancer är fortfarande den vanligaste orsaken till cancerdöd bland kvinnor i de Afrikanska länderna. Livmoderhalscancer har utöver påverkan på hälsa även stora effekter på fattigdom, utbildning och jämställdhet – som alla ingår i Förenta Nationernas globala mål för en hållbar utveckling. Många av de kvinnor som dör av livsmoderhalscancer är försörjare och vårdnadshavare av både barn och äldre För att erbjuda gynekologiska cellprovtagningar till fler kvinnor globalt behövs innovativa diagnostiska lösningar som tar hänsyn till de lokala förutsättningarna och begränsningarna.I den planerade studien ämnar vi validera den AI-baserade metoden i samarbete med Muhimbili University for Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) i Dar-es-Salaam i Tanzania.Vi ämnar samla in 1 500 cervikalutstryk från kvinnor som besöker gynekologiska mottagningar inom MUHAS universitetssjukhus upptagningsområde. Efter samtycke tas cellprover och prepareras enligt etablerad metod (Papanicolau) och digitaliseras med ett mobilt mikroskop, samt laddas upp via mobilnätet till den molnbaserade AI:n. AI:n appliceras för att känna igen olika grader av cellförändringar och metodens träffsäkerhet, tidsåtgång, kostnad per test och acceptans utvärderas. AI:ns bedömning jämförs därefter med två patologers oberoende skattning av de digitala och fysiska proverna.Vår hypotes är att metoden kan användas för att sålla bort majoriteten av cellproverna, vilket kan frigöra tid för lokala experter att granska de prover som uppvisar förändringar. Vår planerade studie görs på en större och mer diversifierad patientgrupp jämfört med den konceptvalideringsstudien och inkluderar fler prover med olika typer av cellförändringar samt biopsier med bekräftade förstadier till livmoderhalscancer.De mobilt uppkopplade mikroskopen kombinerade med AI:n kan fungera som”virtuell assistenter” och användas som stöd vid screening av livmoderhalscancer. AI-assistenten kan vara tillgänglig globalt dygnet runt och göra det möjligt för lokala experter att undersöka många fler prover. Denna metod skulle göra det möjligt för länder med begränsade resurser att tillhandahålla screeningtjänster till befolkningen, mycket mer effektivt, tillförlitligt och till betydligt lägre kostnader. Under hela projektet utvärderas möjligheter till uppskalning av diagnosplattformen med målet att uppnå hållbara lösningar för resursbegränsade miljöer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Our research group has developed and conducted proof-of-concept studies of a novel method that combines artificial intelligence (AI) and mobile digital microscopy for cell-based cervical cancer screening in resource-limited settings. The mobile microscopes are wirelessly connected via mobile networks for AI-based analysis and provide access to diagnostics where there is a lack of medical experts. We now intend to scale up the use of the new diagnostic method in the form of a validation study in Tanzania with the aim of detecting premalignant changes for the purpose of cervical cancer screening and prevention. During 2022-2023 a total of 1,500 cervical smears will be collected and digitized with mobile microscope scanners and premalignant cells detected with a deep learning algorithm. Suspected abnormal cells are verified by a pathologist and treated. In 2023-24 the method´s diagnostic accuracy, technical feasibility, cost and time per test, and acceptance of the AI method is evaluated and compared to conventional diagnostics.Throughout the project, opportunities for larger scale implementation of the diagnostic platform in East Africa are evaluated, with the ultimate goal of achieving sustainable solutions for low-resource settings.The methods have great potential to improve equitable and sustainable access to high-quality diagnostics for cervical cancer screening among women residing in low- and middle income countries, carrying the highest cervical cancer burden globally.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Vår forskargrupp har utvecklat och studerat artificiell intelligens (AI) i kombination med mobil digital mikroskopi för att hitta förstadier till livmoderhalscancer tidigare hos kvinnor i resursbegränsade miljöer. Vår nyligen publicerade konceptvalideringsstudie visar att cellprovsanalyser med hjälp av AI kan uppnå en diagnostisk träffsäkerhet som ärjämförbar med analyser gjorda av experter.Den preliminära studien som gjordes i samarbete med ett sjukhus på landsbygden i Kenya och omfattade 740 kvinnor, visar att AI:ns och experternas bedömningarna var snarlika. AI:n hade 96–100 procents träffsäkerhet när det gäller att identifiera patienter med premaligna cellförändringar. Inga patienter med allvarligare, så kallade höggradiga cellförändringar fick ett falskt negativt provsvar med AI-metoden. När det gäller att identifiera prover utan cellförändringar gjorde AI:n samma bedömning som patologerna i 78–85 procent av fallen.Med vår metod kan vi mer effektivt upptäcka och behandla förstadier till livmoderhals-cancer hos kvinnor i framförallt låginkomstländer, där det råder stor brist på utbildade patologer och avancerad labbutrustning.I länder med nationella screeningprogram som syftar till att upptäcka cellförändringar i livmoderhalsen och infektioner orsakade av humant papillomvirus (HPV) har antalet fall av livmoderhalscancer sjunkit dramatiskt. Trots det väntas det globala antalet fall öka det kommande årtiondet, till stor del på grund av bristande resurser för screening och HPV-vaccinering i låginkomstländer.  Livmoderhalscancer är fortfarande den vanligaste orsaken till cancerdöd bland kvinnor i de Afrikanska länderna. Livmoderhalscancer har utöver påverkan på hälsa även stora effekter på fattigdom, utbildning och jämställdhet – som alla ingår i Förenta Nationernas globala mål för en hållbar utveckling. Många av de kvinnor som dör av livsmoderhalscancer är försörjare och vårdnadshavare av både barn och äldre För att erbjuda gynekologiska cellprovtagningar till fler kvinnor globalt behövs innovativa diagnostiska lösningar som tar hänsyn till de lokala förutsättningarna och begränsningarna.I den planerade studien ämnar vi validera den AI-baserade metoden i samarbete med Muhimbili University for Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) i Dar-es-Salaam i Tanzania.Vi ämnar samla in 1 500 cervikalutstryk från kvinnor som besöker gynekologiska mottagningar inom MUHAS universitetssjukhus upptagningsområde. Efter samtycke tas cellprover och prepareras enligt etablerad metod (Papanicolau) och digitaliseras med ett mobilt mikroskop, samt laddas upp via mobilnätet till den molnbaserade AI:n. AI:n appliceras för att känna igen olika grader av cellförändringar och metodens träffsäkerhet, tidsåtgång, kostnad per test och acceptans utvärderas. AI:ns bedömning jämförs därefter med två patologers oberoende skattning av de digitala och fysiska proverna.Vår hypotes är att metoden kan användas för att sålla bort majoriteten av cellproverna, vilket kan frigöra tid för lokala experter att granska de prover som uppvisar förändringar. Vår planerade studie görs på en större och mer diversifierad patientgrupp jämfört med den konceptvalideringsstudien och inkluderar fler prover med olika typer av cellförändringar samt biopsier med bekräftade förstadier till livmoderhalscancer.De mobilt uppkopplade mikroskopen kombinerade med AI:n kan fungera som”virtuell assistenter” och användas som stöd vid screening av livmoderhalscancer. AI-assistenten kan vara tillgänglig globalt dygnet runt och göra det möjligt för lokala experter att undersöka många fler prover. Denna metod skulle göra det möjligt för länder med begränsade resurser att tillhandahålla screeningtjänster till befolkningen, mycket mer effektivt, tillförlitligt och till betydligt lägre kostnader. Under hela projektet utvärderas möjligheter till uppskalning av diagnosplattformen med målet att uppnå hållbara lösningar för resursbegränsade miljöer.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Antibiotikaresistens är ett av mänsklighetens största medicinska problem, såväl nationellt som internationellt, i industriländer och utvecklingsländer. Enligt WHO är antibiotikaresistens ett av de största hoten mot global hälsa, livsmedelssäkerhet och utveckling idag. Detta är särskilt påtagligt i utvecklingsländer där användning av antibiotika till både människor och djur är oreglerad. Sedan den gyllene eran då antibiotika infördes har antibiotika setts som en hållbar lösning mot infektioner, men de sista decennierna har visat oss svagheten i detta resonemang. Även om vi initialt kunde behandla det stora flertalet infektioner ser vi numera infektioner som är resistenta mot majoriteten av våra nuvarande antibiotika. Exempel på infektioner som är svårbehandlade är lunginflammation, tuberkulos, gonorré och salmonella. På grund av den snabba utvecklingen och spridningen av antibiotikaresistens tillverkas numera väldigt få nya antibiotika då dessa bedöms bli verkningslösa inom en alltför snar framtid för att vara kommersiellt intressanta.Historiskt har forskning inom antibiotikaresistens av relevans för människa tagit sjukhusen som utgångspunkt, då det är där som behandlingen sker och användningen av antibiotika är hög. Ny forskning har däremot belyst att även andra delar av vårt samhälle agerar som smältdeglar för resistensutveckling, däribland vattenreningsverk och förorenade vattenkällor. Här ansamlas, precis som på sjukhusen, höga nivåer av bakterier och andra mikrober tillsammans med antibiotika och resistensgener. Förorenade vatten utgör därmed en perfekt grogrund för utveckling och spridning av resistens, även för kliniskt relevanta bakterier.Även om det är välkänt att resistensutveckling sker både på sjukhus och i andra miljöer (vattenreningsverk, förorenat vatten) är det för närvarande inte känt hur resistensgener kan spridas mellan dessa miljöer, och vad som reglerar detta. För sjukhus och reningsverk finns uppsatta metoder för att minimera spridning av resistenta bakterier, men sådana metoder saknas för andra utsatta miljöer. I utvecklingsländer saknas ofta reningsverk, och i de fall där de finns, är de ofta eftersatta med läckage som följd. Kvalitén på vatten varierar globalt och många länder har utsläppsvatten, som med svenska mått, innehåller mycket höga nivåer av föroreningar. Vi fokuserar i vårt arbete på bakteriella virus (s.k. bakteriofager), som är kända bärare av resistensgener. Dessa virus har visat sig överföra resistensgener till bakterier då de påverkas av kemiska ämnen i sin miljö. Även om detta fenomen är känt, så är de bakomliggande mekanismerna oklara. Frågor som återstår att besvara är hur detta regleras, om denna överföring av resistensgener sker i avloppsvatten och andra vattendrag (och inte bara i sjukhusmiljö), samt huruvida olika kemiska ämnen påverkar detta i olika grad.Vår forskning syftar till att beskriva hur resistensöverföring påverkas av föroreningar i vattendrag. För att möjliggöra detta kommer vi att samla in ett stort antal vattenprov från högt förorenade vatten respektive relativt rena vattendrag i tre olika länder: Bangladesh (lägst rankad på OECD:s lista), Sydafrika (högre rankat utvecklingsland) och Sverige. Vattenproven kommer att analyseras av ett batteri av olika analystekniker, vilket möjliggör en detaljerad beskrivning av vattenmiljön och dess föroreningar. Vi kommer även att undersöka resistensöverföring i dessa vattenprov. Genom att korrelera vattnets kemiska signatur med resultaten av våra resistensöverföringsförsök hoppas vi kunna identifiera kemiska ämnen som stimulerar överföring av resistensgener. Denna forskning är av stor vikt för att karaktärisera mekanismer för överföring av antibiotikaresistens samt för att identifiera de molekyler som stimulerar denna process. Denna kunskap utgör därför ett kraftfullt verktyg för att möjliggöra minskad spridning av antibiotikaresistens, och därmed angriper den en av våra nuvarande största medicinska utmaningar.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The current global COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in an unprecedented global health crisis and propelled nations into new poverty crises, jeopardizing hard-won development gains in the world’s most vulnerable countries. These twin public health and poverty crises in low-income countries are intimately connected to policy domains that tend to be prioritized by women citizens and politicians: public health and poverty alleviation. In this project, we ask what happens when a global crisis suddenly shifts global attention towards issues historically prioritized by women. More specifically, this project explores the pandemic’s impacts on (1) the presence of women in political decision-making (descriptive representation) and on (2) the policy priorities and legislative behavior of men and women political leaders (substantive representation) in low-income countries. To address these issues, we use an innovative and ambitious mixed-method approach. We propose five separate studies, including quantitative analyzes of changes in women´s numeric representation and budget allocations in low-income countries, analyses of legislative speech data from thirteen countries in sub-Saharan Africa, a comparative case study of Malawi and Zimbabwe, and survey experiments with citizens in these two countries to gauge how citizens´ demands for women politicians have been affected by the pandemic.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Den globala COVID-19-pandemin har inneburit såväl en global hälsokris som en stor fattigdomskris, särskilt påtaglig i världens mest fattiga och utsatta länder. Dessa två relaterade kriser har en nära koppling till politiska områden som historiskt har betraktats som ”lågstatusområden” bland många nationella politiska eliter men som tenderar att prioriteras av kvinnliga medborgare och kvinnliga politiker: folkhälsa och fattigdomsbekämpning.För det första har COVID-19-pandemin inneburit en enorm belastning för hälso- och sjukvårdssystemen i många låginkomstländer. Även om pandemin inte slagit lika hårt mot låginkomstländer som man först befarade har den ändå medfört en stor påfrestning för sjukvården i dessa länder. Dessutom varnar forskare för att åtgärder, som lock-downs, som vidtagits för att begränsa smittspridningen av COVID-19 i utvecklingsländer, kan komma att dramatiskt öka dödligheten från andra sjukdomar, däribland malaria. En andra och kanske ännu allvarligare och långvarigare kris, särskilt i låginkomstländer, är kopplad till de konsekvenser pandemin har haft på fattigdom och fattigdomsbekämpning. För första gången på två decennier förväntas den globala extrema fattigdomen öka, till stor del orsakad av en kombination av den globala ekonomiska lågkonjunkturen och nedstängningar som gjorts i försök att minska smittspridningen. Pandemins sociala och ekonomiska effekter riskerar också att få långtgående konsekvenser för jämställdheten i de fattigaste länderna. Prognoser från FN visar att kvinnor på många sätt drabbats hårdare av pandemin än män, med allvarliga följder för kvinnors försörjning, säkerhet och allmänna välbefinnande. I spåren av pandemin har kvinnors obetalda arbete ökat, våldet mot kvinnor har ökat och kvinnor har varit mer benägna att förlora sina jobb, eftersom sektorer där kvinnor är överrepresenterade har drabbats hårdast av smittspridningsåtgärder. Dessutom förväntats pandemin få förödande effekter på mödra- och barnadödlighet i låginkomstländer genom dess påverkan på rutinhälsovård och livsmedelsförsörjning.I det här projektet undersöker vi vad som händer när en global kris plötsligt riktar det internationella samfundets, regeringars, och befolkningars uppmärksamhet mot frågor som historiskt har prioriterats av kvinnor: fattigdomsbekämpning, hälso- och sjukvård och jämställdhet. Vilka effekter får det för kvinnors politiska representation och makt i låginkomstländer? Ökar kvinnors politiska representation och makt i spåren av pandemin, tack vare kvinnors kunskap och expertis inom dessa politikområden, eller tar den manliga politiska eliten över dessa tidigare lågstatusfrågor och begränsar kvinnliga politikers möjligheter till inflytande?För att systematiskt utforska vilken inverkan den globala pandemin har haft på kvinnors numeriska politiska representation och på könsdynamiker i parlamentet, föreslår vi feminnovativa studier. Dessa studier inkluderar kvantitativa analyser av förändringar i kvinnors numeriska representation och budgetfördelning med ett särskilt fokus på låginkomstländer, en analys av parlamentsdebatter i ett stort antal länder i Afrika söder om Sahara, en jämförande fallstudie av Malawi och Zimbabwe samt ett enkätexperiment med medborgare i dessa två länder som syftar till att mäta hur medborgarnas efterfrågan på kvinnliga politiker har påverkats av pandemin.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Den globala COVID-19-pandemin har inneburit såväl en global hälsokris som en stor fattigdomskris, särskilt påtaglig i världens mest fattiga och utsatta länder. Dessa två relaterade kriser har en nära koppling till politiska områden som historiskt har betraktats som ”lågstatusområden” bland många nationella politiska eliter men som tenderar att prioriteras av kvinnliga medborgare och kvinnliga politiker: folkhälsa och fattigdomsbekämpning.För det första har COVID-19-pandemin inneburit en enorm belastning för hälso- och sjukvårdssystemen i många låginkomstländer. Även om pandemin inte slagit lika hårt mot låginkomstländer som man först befarade har den ändå medfört en stor påfrestning för sjukvården i dessa länder. Dessutom varnar forskare för att åtgärder, som lock-downs, som vidtagits för att begränsa smittspridningen av COVID-19 i utvecklingsländer, kan komma att dramatiskt öka dödligheten från andra sjukdomar, däribland malaria. En andra och kanske ännu allvarligare och långvarigare kris, särskilt i låginkomstländer, är kopplad till de konsekvenser pandemin har haft på fattigdom och fattigdomsbekämpning. För första gången på två decennier förväntas den globala extrema fattigdomen öka, till stor del orsakad av en kombination av den globala ekonomiska lågkonjunkturen och nedstängningar som gjorts i försök att minska smittspridningen. Pandemins sociala och ekonomiska effekter riskerar också att få långtgående konsekvenser för jämställdheten i de fattigaste länderna. Prognoser från FN visar att kvinnor på många sätt drabbats hårdare av pandemin än män, med allvarliga följder för kvinnors försörjning, säkerhet och allmänna välbefinnande. I spåren av pandemin har kvinnors obetalda arbete ökat, våldet mot kvinnor har ökat och kvinnor har varit mer benägna att förlora sina jobb, eftersom sektorer där kvinnor är överrepresenterade har drabbats hårdast av smittspridningsåtgärder. Dessutom förväntats pandemin få förödande effekter på mödra- och barnadödlighet i låginkomstländer genom dess påverkan på rutinhälsovård och livsmedelsförsörjning.I det här projektet undersöker vi vad som händer när en global kris plötsligt riktar det internationella samfundets, regeringars, och befolkningars uppmärksamhet mot frågor som historiskt har prioriterats av kvinnor: fattigdomsbekämpning, hälso- och sjukvård och jämställdhet. Vilka effekter får det för kvinnors politiska representation och makt i låginkomstländer? Ökar kvinnors politiska representation och makt i spåren av pandemin, tack vare kvinnors kunskap och expertis inom dessa politikområden, eller tar den manliga politiska eliten över dessa tidigare lågstatusfrågor och begränsar kvinnliga politikers möjligheter till inflytande?För att systematiskt utforska vilken inverkan den globala pandemin har haft på kvinnors numeriska politiska representation och på könsdynamiker i parlamentet, föreslår vi feminnovativa studier. Dessa studier inkluderar kvantitativa analyser av förändringar i kvinnors numeriska representation och budgetfördelning med ett särskilt fokus på låginkomstländer, en analys av parlamentsdebatter i ett stort antal länder i Afrika söder om Sahara, en jämförande fallstudie av Malawi och Zimbabwe samt ett enkätexperiment med medborgare i dessa två länder som syftar till att mäta hur medborgarnas efterfrågan på kvinnliga politiker har påverkats av pandemin.</narrative>
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      <narrative>In Sub Saharan Africa (SSA) block based materials are often used since they enable building over a long period of time and permit using own and local labour. Common materials in residential buildings are such as sand cement bricks which are low technology solutions attracting little research. In Dar es Salaam, Tanzania a typical SSA country, some 70% of all cement goes to the production of sandcrete blocks. Only about 15-30% of the cement building capability is used in these applications. Since cement drives both the price and the carbon footprint this represents a huge waste affecting both people and the planet. The proposed research co-operation will join competence from Chalmers and Uppsala University in Sweden, the buidling institute BAM from Germany, Meru University in Kenya and UDSM in Tanzania to come up with transdisciplinary solutions that can lead to the subsituton of parts or all of the the ordinary cement to produce alternative binders from locally available materials for affordable, low carbon blocks produced with appropriate technology. Alternative binders are such as volcanic ashes, calcined clays and agricultural ashes.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Cement är världens tredje enskilt största utsläppskälla av växthusgasen koldioxid. Bakgrunden är att Portland Cementen (PC), "vanlig cement" är limmet i betong. Betong är i sin tur världens mest producerade material och utgör grundpelaren i vårt moderna samhällsbyggande. Globalt använder vi ca 3-4 ton betong per person och år. Eftersom betong är enkel att använda på alla nivåer från enkla till komplexa tillämpningar är den svår att ersätta. Problemet med betongen är att PC - limmet i betongen - står för ca 7-9% av världens totala koldioxidutsläpp.  Det finns en tydlig korrelation mellan länders ekonomiska utveckling och cementkonsumtion, detta pulverformade lim är en tydlig möjliggörare för människors ökade välmående och länders fortsatta tillväxt. Globalt sett använder vi ca 600 kg cement per person och år medan användningen i Afrika söder om Sahara fortsatt är på bara ca 100 kg per person och år. Afrika har i dag ca 1.3 miljarder invånare och har en snabb befolkningsökning. Fram till 2050 förväntas befolkningen stiga till 2,5 miljdarder och fram till 2100 till fyra miljarder. Med nuvarande användning av PC i betong kommer Afrikas stora byggbehov att bidra till kraftigt ökande koldioxidutsläpp. Samtidigt är boende en mänsklig rättighet.I Afrika söder om Sahara är behovet av boende en akut fråga. I Uganda, som ett exempel på ett låg-inkomstland i östra Afrika, uppskattas ett underskott på bostäder till ca 2,1 miljoner boenden. En siffra som växer med ca 200 000 enheter årligen. Samtidigt som en ständigt ökande befolkning är en orsak till det stora behovet av boende är det även en fråga om resurser att skaffa sig ett boende. I dag är det absolut vanligaste sättet att bygga bostäder på i sub-Sahara block-baserat. Lokala entreprenörer gjuter "6-inch blocks" med sand, cement och vatten. Cementen utgör mellan 5-10% av materialvikten men driver 50-80% av kostnaden och koldioxavtrycket av blocket. Genom att substituera bort cementen som bindemedel i blocket finns det möjlighet att minska både priset och det ekologiska fotavtrycket den för byggstenarna, väggarna och slutligen det färdiga huset. Det uppskattas att i den enklaste husmodellen, med väggar av block och ett enkelare plåttak, står blockkostnaden för ca 50-70% av byggkostnaden. Alternativa bindemedel har forskats på i många år men det brister i praktiska tillämpningar. Betongforskning i utvecklade länder fokuserar i stor omfattning på avancerade betongkonstruktioner. Den forskning som bedrivs på afrikanska universitet verkar varken nå ut till vetenskapssamfundet eller till praktisk användning.I det föreslagna arbetet kommer vi att fortsätta utveckla ett begynnnde samarbete mellan Chalmers och Uppsala University. Kompetens på djup nivå inom alternativa bindemedel kombineras be kompetens om tillverkning och användning av bindemdel i Afrika. Projektledare Raine Isaksson har en lång erfarenhet av cementproduktion internationellt inklusive 10 år i olika afrikanska länder. Raine har också forskat på hur blockproduktion kan optimeras och kommit till slutsatsen att en viktig väg famåt är att hitta alterntiv till PC. De internationell projektledarna Joseph Mwiti från Meru University i Kenya och Fatma Mohamded från UDSM i Tanzania kommer att genom lokala workshops stöttas i arbetet att samla in existerande lokal kunskap och att fortsatt utveckla den. I samarbete med det indiska Development Alternatives kommer projektet också att studera tillämpad teknologi för att producera alternativa bindemedel. I samarbetet kommer studenter att handledas i arbeten som studerar lokal tillverkning och användning av alterntiva bindemedel och block. Projektet kommer att inkludera en internationall konferens med nätverkande. Planen är att efter detta arbeta med gemensamma ansökningar för forskningsmedel för att fortsatt stötta uppbyggnanden av kompetens om hållbara block. Nätverket kommer att utvecklas så att svensk forskning bättre kan stötta arbete på de valda universiteten med relevant forskning.</narrative>
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      <narrative>9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">RESTAKE: Hälsosystem och samhällets RESiliens under Covid-19 genom exempel av tuberkulos: En jämförande fallstudie med blandade metoder i Tanzani</narrative>
      <narrative>RESTAKE: Health system and community RESilience during Covid-19 through the example of tuberculosis: A comparative mixed methods case study in TA</narrative>
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      <narrative>Effective responses to Covid-19 and tuberculosis (TB) are strong tests of health system performance and community resilience. Both diseases require strong health systems and similar measures for containment. Covid-19 has caused illness, but also extreme economic effects in low- and middle-income countries. It is estimated that the pandemic set back poverty reduction efforts by at least a decade. RESTAKE aims to examine the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on health system functioning and community resilience in two countries, Kenya and Tanzania particularly with TB as an indicator condition. The two countries have similar health systems and sociocultural setting, but implemented contrasting pandemic containment efforts - one lenient, the other conservative. Using a comparative mixed methods case study with policy analysis, register analysis, facility surveys and qualitative data, the three year research project studies the country policies to curb Covid-19 and their effects on TB services and TB patients´ health and economic situation. Finally, we compare these case studies across the two countries. Through equal collaborations with partners in Kenya and Tanzania RESTAKE contributes towards understanding pandemic policies and their impacts, eventually contributing to preparedness policies that protect equity and services for key infectious diseases such as TB.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Covid-19 har orsakat över 3 miljoner dödsfall och infekterat miljoner fler, medan tuberkulos fortsätter att döda över en miljon människor varje år. Båda pandemierna orsakar inte bara sjukdom och dödsfall, utan även allvarliga ekonomiska konsekvenser för individer och samhällen. Patienter, exponerade och andra indirekt drabbade hamnar ofta i arbetslöshet eller okompenserad sjukfrånvaro och därmed ökad fattigdom. Dessa ekonomiska effekter ökar känsligheten för tuberkulos och andra fattigdomsrelaterade sjukdomar. Regeringar globalt har genomfört policyer inklusive nedstängning för att skydda hälsosystem. Denna policy kan hjälpa hälso- och sjukvårdssystemen att hantera den akta COVID-19 situationen, men samtidigt har den potentiellt negativa effekter på vården och andra viktig samhällsfunktioner. Med tanke på det snabba inrättandet av denna typ av policy har vi inte en klar förståelse för vilken inverkan denna haft på hälsosystem och samhälle. Rapporter visar emellertid att vissa politikområden har haft negativa effekter, särskilt när det gäller tillhandahållandet av tjänster för viktiga sjukdomar och försörjningen för de fattigaste, inklusive personer med tuberkulos. RESTAKE är ett samarbete med kollegor från Tanzania och Kenya, där man undersöker motståndskraften hos hälsosystem och utsatta personer med tuberkulos under Covid-19-pandemin. Att jämföra Tanzania och Kenya är ett unikt tillfälle att studera politiska effekter, eftersom länderna använt  kontrasterande tillvägagångssätt under pandemin; det ena landet har haft långtgående begränsningar, det andra har endast haft mild åtgärder. Vi undersöker vilka begränsningsåtgärder och policyer för att stödja samhällen och hälsosystem som infördes i varje land; vilken inverkan pandemin och politiken hade på hälso- och sjukvårdssystem, inklusive organisering av tjänster och vårdpersonal, samt specifikt tuberkulosvården, vilken kräver en resursstark och välorganiserad vårdapparat som kan leverera patientcentrerad behandling i minst 6  månader. Vi undersöker också hur människor med tuberkulos i samhället upplevde sitt ekonomiska välbefinnande och tillgång till tjänster under pandemin. Vi använder tuberkulos som en indikatorsjukdom, eftersom den är starkt förknippad med socioekonomiska faktorer och konsekvenser, men också för att Covid-19 diagnos- och vårdvägar är mycket lika, hanteras av samma personal och därmed har Covid-19 potential att särskilt skapa en vårdskuld för tuberkulosvården. Vi använder en jämförande fallstudie med blandade metoder som jämför svar och situation i de två närliggande östafrikanska länderna. Fallstudier är lämpliga mönster när frågeställningen är komplex, som i vårt fall samspelet mellan regeringar, hälsovårdssystem och samhällen. Fallstudien kommer att genomföras med en undersökning av policys på nationell, regional och lokal nivå och deras effekter på hälso- och socioekonomiska resultat genom analys av policydokument, nationella och regionala data och intervjuer med informanter. Vi undersöker sedan effekterna av hälso- och sjukvårdssystemet genom en vårdbaserad kvantitativ undersökning i stads-, stads- och landsbygdsmiljö, där vi särskilt undersöker påverkan på tuberkulostjänster. Vi kombinerar denna med kvalitativa intervjuer med vårdpersonal och tuberkulosdrabbade patienter och familjemedlemmar. Slutligen gör vi en systematisk undersökning av skillnaderna mellan de två länderna. Vår fördjupade studie kommer att förbättra kunskapen om effekterna av policyer inklusive samhälsnedstängning på hälsosystem och samhällen i stort, och kommer att bidra till att förstå vilka åtgärder som behövs för att minska negative effekterna av dessa policys. I förlängningen kommer studien bidra till beredskapsplaner för pandemier som är relevant inte bara i Kenya och Tanzania utan även andra länder med begränsade sjukvårds- och samhällsresurser.</narrative>
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      <narrative>RESTAKE: Health system and community RESilience during Covid-19 through the example of tuberculosis: A comparative mixed methods case study in TA</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">RESTAKE: Hälsosystem och samhällets RESiliens under Covid-19 genom exempel av tuberkulos: En jämförande fallstudie med blandade metoder i Tanzani</narrative>
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      <narrative>Effective responses to Covid-19 and tuberculosis (TB) are strong tests of health system performance and community resilience. Both diseases require strong health systems and similar measures for containment. Covid-19 has caused illness, but also extreme economic effects in low- and middle-income countries. It is estimated that the pandemic set back poverty reduction efforts by at least a decade. RESTAKE aims to examine the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on health system functioning and community resilience in two countries, Kenya and Tanzania particularly with TB as an indicator condition. The two countries have similar health systems and sociocultural setting, but implemented contrasting pandemic containment efforts - one lenient, the other conservative. Using a comparative mixed methods case study with policy analysis, register analysis, facility surveys and qualitative data, the three year research project studies the country policies to curb Covid-19 and their effects on TB services and TB patients´ health and economic situation. Finally, we compare these case studies across the two countries. Through equal collaborations with partners in Kenya and Tanzania RESTAKE contributes towards understanding pandemic policies and their impacts, eventually contributing to preparedness policies that protect equity and services for key infectious diseases such as TB.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Covid-19 har orsakat över 3 miljoner dödsfall och infekterat miljoner fler, medan tuberkulos fortsätter att döda över en miljon människor varje år. Båda pandemierna orsakar inte bara sjukdom och dödsfall, utan även allvarliga ekonomiska konsekvenser för individer och samhällen. Patienter, exponerade och andra indirekt drabbade hamnar ofta i arbetslöshet eller okompenserad sjukfrånvaro och därmed ökad fattigdom. Dessa ekonomiska effekter ökar känsligheten för tuberkulos och andra fattigdomsrelaterade sjukdomar. Regeringar globalt har genomfört policyer inklusive nedstängning för att skydda hälsosystem. Denna policy kan hjälpa hälso- och sjukvårdssystemen att hantera den akta COVID-19 situationen, men samtidigt har den potentiellt negativa effekter på vården och andra viktig samhällsfunktioner. Med tanke på det snabba inrättandet av denna typ av policy har vi inte en klar förståelse för vilken inverkan denna haft på hälsosystem och samhälle. Rapporter visar emellertid att vissa politikområden har haft negativa effekter, särskilt när det gäller tillhandahållandet av tjänster för viktiga sjukdomar och försörjningen för de fattigaste, inklusive personer med tuberkulos. RESTAKE är ett samarbete med kollegor från Tanzania och Kenya, där man undersöker motståndskraften hos hälsosystem och utsatta personer med tuberkulos under Covid-19-pandemin. Att jämföra Tanzania och Kenya är ett unikt tillfälle att studera politiska effekter, eftersom länderna använt  kontrasterande tillvägagångssätt under pandemin; det ena landet har haft långtgående begränsningar, det andra har endast haft mild åtgärder. Vi undersöker vilka begränsningsåtgärder och policyer för att stödja samhällen och hälsosystem som infördes i varje land; vilken inverkan pandemin och politiken hade på hälso- och sjukvårdssystem, inklusive organisering av tjänster och vårdpersonal, samt specifikt tuberkulosvården, vilken kräver en resursstark och välorganiserad vårdapparat som kan leverera patientcentrerad behandling i minst 6  månader. Vi undersöker också hur människor med tuberkulos i samhället upplevde sitt ekonomiska välbefinnande och tillgång till tjänster under pandemin. Vi använder tuberkulos som en indikatorsjukdom, eftersom den är starkt förknippad med socioekonomiska faktorer och konsekvenser, men också för att Covid-19 diagnos- och vårdvägar är mycket lika, hanteras av samma personal och därmed har Covid-19 potential att särskilt skapa en vårdskuld för tuberkulosvården. Vi använder en jämförande fallstudie med blandade metoder som jämför svar och situation i de två närliggande östafrikanska länderna. Fallstudier är lämpliga mönster när frågeställningen är komplex, som i vårt fall samspelet mellan regeringar, hälsovårdssystem och samhällen. Fallstudien kommer att genomföras med en undersökning av policys på nationell, regional och lokal nivå och deras effekter på hälso- och socioekonomiska resultat genom analys av policydokument, nationella och regionala data och intervjuer med informanter. Vi undersöker sedan effekterna av hälso- och sjukvårdssystemet genom en vårdbaserad kvantitativ undersökning i stads-, stads- och landsbygdsmiljö, där vi särskilt undersöker påverkan på tuberkulostjänster. Vi kombinerar denna med kvalitativa intervjuer med vårdpersonal och tuberkulosdrabbade patienter och familjemedlemmar. Slutligen gör vi en systematisk undersökning av skillnaderna mellan de två länderna. Vår fördjupade studie kommer att förbättra kunskapen om effekterna av policyer inklusive samhälsnedstängning på hälsosystem och samhällen i stort, och kommer att bidra till att förstå vilka åtgärder som behövs för att minska negative effekterna av dessa policys. I förlängningen kommer studien bidra till beredskapsplaner för pandemier som är relevant inte bara i Kenya och Tanzania utan även andra länder med begränsade sjukvårds- och samhällsresurser.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Large-scale infrastructure projects in urban Africa are on the rise. Many of these projects are funded by China and the fast pace of construction makes them constitutive of what has been termed ‘fast urbanism’. Yet, their realisation will shape city life for decades to come. Previous studies have analysed the political and economic drivers, qualities and consequences of these projects. However, few studies have analysed the lives, experiences and imaginations of ordinary people labouring in and around the construction sites of new infrastructure projects. This knowledge gap is problematic since the situation of ordinary workers is vital for local livelihoods as well as the production and maintenance of new infrastructures. This project aims to analyse how Chinese-funded large-scale infrastructure projects in urban Africa shape local livelihood opportunities and the daily practices and experiences of infrastructure workers, and how these opportunities and practices change over time. The project analyses the situation of labourers working on, or in the vicinity of, Chinese-funded infrastructure projects in Accra (Ghana), Maputo (Mozambique), Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) and Lusaka (Zambia). It involves four researchers, runs for three years, and applies qualitative methods; semi-structured interviews, observations and text analysis. The project will provide a better scientific understanding of the work behind large-scale infrastructures, useful for formulating decent work policies.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project aims to determining the sensitivity of montane and transitional rainforest tree productivity and survival to warming and drought to guide sustainable tree plantation and ecosystem services in central and east Africa. The project uses a unique set of previously established multispecies plantations in Rwanda along an elevation/temperature gradient with water treatments to simulate future climate conditions and to study their impact on the growth of 20 tree species belonging to different groups, montane vs. transitional and early vs. late successional species. The productivity and survival of trees as well as how tree carbon allocation interacts with the environment will be studied over three years. Year 1: Tree biomass estimates and development of species-specific allometric biomass functions. Year 2: Explore the tree carbon allocation and functional traits and how they control drought and temperature sensitivity. Year 3: Compile and evaluate data in combination with development of planting recommendations. The project will have close contact with Rwandan forest authorities and NGOs and organize annual workshops for stakeholders to evaluate impacts on ecosystem services. The project is a collaboration between University of Gothenburg (project management), University of Rwanda (PhD training and student engagement) and Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board (Site management and project logistics).</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Tropiska regnskogar är jordens mest artrika och produktiva ekosystemtyp och har en viktig roll för vår planets biodiversitet och klimat. Trots det vet vi förhållandevis lite om deras känslighet för pågående klimatförändringar. Ökad dödlighet under ovanligt varma och torra år (s.k. El Niño-år) tyder på att tropiska träd är mycket klimatkänsliga, men kunskapen är begränsad. I många tropiska områden har stora arealer skog försvunnit och omvandlats till odlings- och betesmark. Detta leder till problem med erosion, biodiversitetsförlust, och ett varmare och torrare klimat. På många håll försöker man därför återplantera skog. Det finns då flera fördelar med att använda naturligt förekommande arter eftersom dessa bidrar till högre biodiversitet, både bland växter och andra organismer, än exotiska och snabbväxande som ofta används. En osäkerhetsfaktor som hämmar hållbar plantering av inhemska tropiska trädarter är att vi vet så lite om deras egenskaper beträffande produktion, kvalitet och klimatkänslighet. Det övergripande syftet med detta projekt är att ta reda på hur produktionen och överlevnaden av vanliga inhemska trädarter i Öst- och Centralafrika påverkas av ett varmare och torrare klimat samt stödja hållbara trädplanteringar och skogliga ekosystemtjänster. Baserat på denna kunskap kommer vi att ta fram rekommendation om vilka trädarter som kan användas i olika delar av Rwanda, ett tätt befolkat och fattigt land i centrala Afrika med ambitiösa mål för ökad areal med träd samtidigt med högt ställda målen för en hållbar utveckling av landsbygden.I projektet studerar vi 20 tropiska trädarter som naturligt växer i bergsregnskog eller i övergången mellan regnskog och savann i Rwanda. För detta har vi etablerat planteringar med 5400 träd på tre platser med stor variation i höjd över havet (1300-2400 m), nederbörd (850-1750 mm) och temperatur (14-21 °C). De högst belägna platserna ligger i bergsregnskog medan de lägsta ligger i områden som naturligt domineras av buskvegetation och som är varmare och torrare än de utvalda trädarternas naturliga miljöer. Ett steg nedåt i höjd för en viss art representerar ett möjligt framtida klimatscenario. Vi kommer att manipulera vatten- och näringstillgången för att kunna separera effekter av temperatur, nederbörd och näringstillgång. På alla platser kommer vi att plantera både pionjärarter (som snabbt kan kolonisera nya områden) och klimaxarter (som dominerar i skogar utan störningar). Vi kommer att studera trädens produktion och överlevnad i förhållande till behandlingarna: temperatur, vatten och näring. Dessutom kommer vi att undersöka hur tillväxten av olika delar av träden (blad, stam, rötter) påverkas av de olika behandlingarna eftersom detta påverkar förmågan att klara t.ex torka. Vi kommer också att jämföra produktion och överlevnad hos olika trädarter med deras fotosyntes, värmetolerans och andra fysiologiska egenskaper som potentiellt styr hur trädens tillväxt, vitalitet och överlevnad påverkas av ökad temperatur och längre perioder av torka. Trädens förmåga att anpassa sig till ett förändrat klimat kommer att bestämmas. Vi kommer också att jämföra resultaten från experimenten i höjdgradienten med studier av tillväxt hos träd i naturliga och planterade bestånd för att utvärdera resultatens relevans i samarbete med lokala aktörer. Resultaten kommer att kommuniceras med både lokala myndigheter och andra aktörer för att tillsammans analysera effekter på olika ekosystemtjänster. Resultaten kommer också ligga till grund för rekommendationer av artval i olika typer av planteringar. Projektet är ett samarbete mellan Göteborgs Universitet, University of Rwanda och Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board som sedan flera år har ett samarbete inom skogsforskning, där även lärarutbyte och handledning av doktorander och studenter ingår. Vi tar fram ny kunskap om olika tropiska trädarters klimatkänslighet och vilka underliggande trädegenskaper och mekanismer som styr denna.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project aims to determining the sensitivity of montane and transitional rainforest tree productivity and survival to warming and drought to guide sustainable tree plantation and ecosystem services in central and east Africa. The project uses a unique set of previously established multispecies plantations in Rwanda along an elevation/temperature gradient with water treatments to simulate future climate conditions and to study their impact on the growth of 20 tree species belonging to different groups, montane vs. transitional and early vs. late successional species. The productivity and survival of trees as well as how tree carbon allocation interacts with the environment will be studied over three years. Year 1: Tree biomass estimates and development of species-specific allometric biomass functions. Year 2: Explore the tree carbon allocation and functional traits and how they control drought and temperature sensitivity. Year 3: Compile and evaluate data in combination with development of planting recommendations. The project will have close contact with Rwandan forest authorities and NGOs and organize annual workshops for stakeholders to evaluate impacts on ecosystem services. The project is a collaboration between University of Gothenburg (project management), University of Rwanda (PhD training and student engagement) and Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board (Site management and project logistics).</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Tropiska regnskogar är jordens mest artrika och produktiva ekosystemtyp och har en viktig roll för vår planets biodiversitet och klimat. Trots det vet vi förhållandevis lite om deras känslighet för pågående klimatförändringar. Ökad dödlighet under ovanligt varma och torra år (s.k. El Niño-år) tyder på att tropiska träd är mycket klimatkänsliga, men kunskapen är begränsad. I många tropiska områden har stora arealer skog försvunnit och omvandlats till odlings- och betesmark. Detta leder till problem med erosion, biodiversitetsförlust, och ett varmare och torrare klimat. På många håll försöker man därför återplantera skog. Det finns då flera fördelar med att använda naturligt förekommande arter eftersom dessa bidrar till högre biodiversitet, både bland växter och andra organismer, än exotiska och snabbväxande som ofta används. En osäkerhetsfaktor som hämmar hållbar plantering av inhemska tropiska trädarter är att vi vet så lite om deras egenskaper beträffande produktion, kvalitet och klimatkänslighet. Det övergripande syftet med detta projekt är att ta reda på hur produktionen och överlevnaden av vanliga inhemska trädarter i Öst- och Centralafrika påverkas av ett varmare och torrare klimat samt stödja hållbara trädplanteringar och skogliga ekosystemtjänster. Baserat på denna kunskap kommer vi att ta fram rekommendation om vilka trädarter som kan användas i olika delar av Rwanda, ett tätt befolkat och fattigt land i centrala Afrika med ambitiösa mål för ökad areal med träd samtidigt med högt ställda målen för en hållbar utveckling av landsbygden.I projektet studerar vi 20 tropiska trädarter som naturligt växer i bergsregnskog eller i övergången mellan regnskog och savann i Rwanda. För detta har vi etablerat planteringar med 5400 träd på tre platser med stor variation i höjd över havet (1300-2400 m), nederbörd (850-1750 mm) och temperatur (14-21 °C). De högst belägna platserna ligger i bergsregnskog medan de lägsta ligger i områden som naturligt domineras av buskvegetation och som är varmare och torrare än de utvalda trädarternas naturliga miljöer. Ett steg nedåt i höjd för en viss art representerar ett möjligt framtida klimatscenario. Vi kommer att manipulera vatten- och näringstillgången för att kunna separera effekter av temperatur, nederbörd och näringstillgång. På alla platser kommer vi att plantera både pionjärarter (som snabbt kan kolonisera nya områden) och klimaxarter (som dominerar i skogar utan störningar). Vi kommer att studera trädens produktion och överlevnad i förhållande till behandlingarna: temperatur, vatten och näring. Dessutom kommer vi att undersöka hur tillväxten av olika delar av träden (blad, stam, rötter) påverkas av de olika behandlingarna eftersom detta påverkar förmågan att klara t.ex torka. Vi kommer också att jämföra produktion och överlevnad hos olika trädarter med deras fotosyntes, värmetolerans och andra fysiologiska egenskaper som potentiellt styr hur trädens tillväxt, vitalitet och överlevnad påverkas av ökad temperatur och längre perioder av torka. Trädens förmåga att anpassa sig till ett förändrat klimat kommer att bestämmas. Vi kommer också att jämföra resultaten från experimenten i höjdgradienten med studier av tillväxt hos träd i naturliga och planterade bestånd för att utvärdera resultatens relevans i samarbete med lokala aktörer. Resultaten kommer att kommuniceras med både lokala myndigheter och andra aktörer för att tillsammans analysera effekter på olika ekosystemtjänster. Resultaten kommer också ligga till grund för rekommendationer av artval i olika typer av planteringar. Projektet är ett samarbete mellan Göteborgs Universitet, University of Rwanda och Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board som sedan flera år har ett samarbete inom skogsforskning, där även lärarutbyte och handledning av doktorander och studenter ingår. Vi tar fram ny kunskap om olika tropiska trädarters klimatkänslighet och vilka underliggande trädegenskaper och mekanismer som styr denna.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Göteborgs universitet</narrative>
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      <narrative>Informal livelihoods in the context of the The COVID-19 pandemic in urban Africa: prospects for recovery and recognition.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project aims to generate new knowledge about processes shaping the possibilities for economic recovery and political recognition of informal livelihoods in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic in urban Africa. It examines how state provision or denial of resources, such as business support packages and appropriate infrastructures, to informal workers during the pandemic relates to constructions of informality as (il)legitimate. The study also investigates how informal workers, in diverse ways, may contest or act upon unjust distributions and the excessive inequities that the pandemic has brought into relief, and how they possibly articulate new claims for recognition. This involves exploring how possibilities for collectively organising and articulating demands have changed during the pandemic. The project will pursue the following research questions: What determines access by informal workers to business support packages created to facilitate recovery and mitigate the economic impacts of the pandemic? What initiatives have emerged during the pandemic to adress the inadequacies of vending infrastructures (sanitation, proper stalls etc)? What new claims are informal workers possibly articulating in the context of the pandemic? The project will apply qualititative methods and investigate these dynamics in four African cities: Dar-es-Salaam (Tanzania), Kitwe (Zambia), Blantyre (Malawi) and Accra (Ghana).</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta projekt syftar till att generera ny kunskap om processer som formar möjligheterna till ekonomisk återhämtning och politiskt erkännande av informellt arbete i samband med COVID-19-pandemin i det urban Afrika. Den undersöker hur statlig tillhandahållande eller förnekande av resurser, såsom stödpaket och infrastruktur, till informella arbetare under pandemin relaterar till konstruktioner av informalitet som (il)legitima. Studien undersöker också hur informella arbetare på olika sätt kan bestrida eller agera mot orättvisa fördelningar och de alltför stora orättvisor som pandemin har lett till, och hur de eventuellt formulerar nya anspråk på politiskt erkännande. Studien undersöker även hur möjligheterna att kollektivt organisera och formulera krav har förändrats under pandemin. Projektet kommer att bedriva följande forskningsfrågor: Vad avgör informella arbetares tillgång till stödpaket som skapats för att underlätta återhämtning och mildra de ekonomiska effekterna av pandemin? Vilka initiativ har dykt upp under pandemin för att ta itu med brist på försäljningsinfrastrukturer (sanitet, korrekta bås etc.)? Vilka nya krav formulerar informella arbetare eventuellt inom ramen för pandemin? Projektet kommer att tillämpa kvalitativa metoder och undersöka dessa dynamiker i fyra afrikanska städer: Dar-es-Salaam (Tanzania), Kitwe (Zambia), Blantyre (Malawi) och Accra (Ghana).</narrative>
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      <narrative>This project aims to generate new knowledge about processes shaping the possibilities for economic recovery and political recognition of informal livelihoods in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic in urban Africa. It examines how state provision or denial of resources, such as business support packages and appropriate infrastructures, to informal workers during the pandemic relates to constructions of informality as (il)legitimate. The study also investigates how informal workers, in diverse ways, may contest or act upon unjust distributions and the excessive inequities that the pandemic has brought into relief, and how they possibly articulate new claims for recognition. This involves exploring how possibilities for collectively organising and articulating demands have changed during the pandemic. The project will pursue the following research questions: What determines access by informal workers to business support packages created to facilitate recovery and mitigate the economic impacts of the pandemic? What initiatives have emerged during the pandemic to adress the inadequacies of vending infrastructures (sanitation, proper stalls etc)? What new claims are informal workers possibly articulating in the context of the pandemic? The project will apply qualititative methods and investigate these dynamics in four African cities: Dar-es-Salaam (Tanzania), Kitwe (Zambia), Blantyre (Malawi) and Accra (Ghana).</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta projekt syftar till att generera ny kunskap om processer som formar möjligheterna till ekonomisk återhämtning och politiskt erkännande av informellt arbete i samband med COVID-19-pandemin i det urban Afrika. Den undersöker hur statlig tillhandahållande eller förnekande av resurser, såsom stödpaket och infrastruktur, till informella arbetare under pandemin relaterar till konstruktioner av informalitet som (il)legitima. Studien undersöker också hur informella arbetare på olika sätt kan bestrida eller agera mot orättvisa fördelningar och de alltför stora orättvisor som pandemin har lett till, och hur de eventuellt formulerar nya anspråk på politiskt erkännande. Studien undersöker även hur möjligheterna att kollektivt organisera och formulera krav har förändrats under pandemin. Projektet kommer att bedriva följande forskningsfrågor: Vad avgör informella arbetares tillgång till stödpaket som skapats för att underlätta återhämtning och mildra de ekonomiska effekterna av pandemin? Vilka initiativ har dykt upp under pandemin för att ta itu med brist på försäljningsinfrastrukturer (sanitet, korrekta bås etc.)? Vilka nya krav formulerar informella arbetare eventuellt inom ramen för pandemin? Projektet kommer att tillämpa kvalitativa metoder och undersöka dessa dynamiker i fyra afrikanska städer: Dar-es-Salaam (Tanzania), Kitwe (Zambia), Blantyre (Malawi) och Accra (Ghana).</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Sedan starten på århundradet har malarians dödstal minskat kraftigt, till stor del beroende på införandet av artemisinin kombinations terapi (ACT). Tyvärr hittas nu ACT resistens hos parasiten.En insats för att upptäcka och utveckla nye effektiva malariamedel har pågått o många år. En av de mest lovande kandidaterna heter KAF156. KAF156 har visat sig vara ett oralt administrerbart, mycket potent malariamedel som inte associerats till signifikanta biverkningar. An KAF156-lumefantrin studie planeras vara tillgänglig inom 5 års tid och förväntas vara en stor tillgång i den kampen mot malaria under nästa årtionde. Men tyvärr har KAF156 en akilleshäl. Studier har visat att resistenta parasiter enkelt selekteras fram in vitro. Den här fenotypen är associerad till mutationer i genen pfcarl. Det är essentiellt att undersöka om dessa resistenta parasiter också är resistenta in vivo, när parasiterna exponeras för terapeutiska nivåer av KAF156. I det här projektet kommer vi att försöka bättre förstå basen för den resistenta fenotypen, eftersom den verkar uppstå efter mer genetiska förändringar än bara de som uppstår I pfcarl genen.Projektet kommer att starta genom att selektera resistenta parasiter I laboratorium genom att exponera parasit för succesivt ökande KAF156 koncentrationer eller genom att exponera dem för höga KAF156 koncentrationer och då detektera parasit som redan är resistenta. Resistenta parasite kommer därefter att få sitt genom sekvenserat och det kommer att jämföras med icke resistenta parasiters genom. Nya mutationer som uppstått under kommer att detekteras. Vi förväntas oss att mutationer inte bara uppstått I pfcarl genen utan också I andra gener.Nästa fas är att exponera parasiterna för samma koncentrationer av KAF156 som i patienternas blod under klinisk behandling. För att göra detta kommer vi att använda en ny approach. Med hjälp av datorkontrollerade hög-precision pumpar kommer vi att simulera läkemedlets verkliga farmakokinetik. Helt resistenta parasit bör då lunna tåla en full simulerad behandlingscykel. Dessa experiment kommer att svara på en viktig fråga, om den observerade in vitro fenotypen är en reell indikation för hur läkemedlet kommer att fundera in vivo.Vi vill också förstå mer runt FKAF156 farmakologiska egenskaper, som inte har studerats I detalj men som är av praktisk betydelse. Finns synergieffekter med andra malariamedel, t.ex. lumefantrin. Gör KAF156 resistent parasiterna mer känsliga för andra malariamedel, vilken skulle öppna upp för framtida kombinationsbehandlingar.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Träd i städer fyller många viktiga funktioner genom de ekosystemtjänster som de levererar. De bidrar bland annat med estetiska kvaliteter, liksom till att sänka temperaturer och ta hand om dagvatten. Dessa funktioner blir extra viktiga i takt med att städer breder ut sig, och det blir svårare att skapa hållbara stadsmiljöer där vegetation försvinner till förmån för byggnader och hårdgjorda ytor. Detta gäller inte minst i Afrika, där urbaniseringen sker i rasande takt, utan att viktig infrastruktur, såsom dagvattenledningar eller parkmiljöer hinner utvecklas i samma takt. Detta ger städer med lägre livskvalitet än vad som skulle kunna vara möjlig. I Etiopien finns idag väldigt små trädpopulationer i städerna, dels eftersom förutsättningarna för att leva och växa är tuffa för träden i dessa miljöer, och dels för att planteringarna idag till stor del består av utländska trädarter som inte är väl anpassade till platsen. En konsekvens av det är att det finns väldigt lite skugga att tillgå i städerna, och under varma dagar blir städernas gator så varma att det är svårt att ta sig fram till fots. Det påverkar mängden motortrafik och drabbar de som inte har möjlighet att ta sig fram med bil eller buss. Att träd får en långsiktig utveckling i städerna är avgörande, eftersom träden levererar mer ekosystemtjänster ju större och äldre de blir.  Det är därför centralt för ett hållbart stadsbyggande med grön infrastruktur, att både känna till vilka ekosystemtjänster som efterfrågas på platsen och vilka arter som kan överleva på platsen och leverera dessa ekosystemtjänster.Syftet med det här projektet är att i ett första steg, genom workshops med kunniga personer inom stadsplanering och skötsel av utemiljöer i Etiopien, ta reda på vilka ekosystemtjänster som städerna har störst behov av. I ett nästa steg kommer vi att utforska vilka inhemska trädarter som skulle kunna klara av att växa i de etiopiska urbana miljöerna. Detta kommer vi att göra genom att dels studera platser i närliggande områden där växtförutsättningarna påminner om stadens, och dels genom att hämta information från exempelvis botaniska trädgårdar och personer som arbetar med träd. Därefter kommer vi att testa hur väl ett antal av de arter som uppfattas som intressanta klarar av torka eftersom torka är en av de största begränsande faktorerna för träd i städer. Vi kommer också att studera vilka de faktiska förutsättningarna är i de största städerna i Etiopien, så att vi tydligt kan koppla olika arters förmåga att hantera torka till hur mycket torka träden verkligen utsätts för. I ett sista steg kommer vi att göra kontrollerade försök där vi testar de substrat som träd planteras i idag i städerna, och jämföra de med substrat där vi försöker förbättra kvaliteten på jorden på ett hållbart sätt.Resultaten som det här projektet kommer att generera, skapar förutsättningar för att bygga mer hållbara städer i Etiopien som bidrar till en ökad livskvalitet för alla stadens invånare.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Liberal peace interventions initiated by the international community in the 1990s seemingly are collapsing at various places in the world and new counter resistance activism is on rise and questioning failed mainly Western state- and peacebuilding interventions. This project deals specifically with the resistance practices of the “new” civil society that challenges liberal peace interventions that began more than two decades ago, as well as the failed state structures followed from these interventions in three cases in the former Yugoslavia context: Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo (KOS), and North Macedonia (MK). This cutting-edge study will explore - theoretically and empirically - the new bottom-up civil society activism that vocalize the need of improvement of social justice, material fair distribution, as well as establishing social market responsible socio-economic policies. This project, using both quantitative and qualitative research approaches, is concerned with how we can understand and explain grassroots grievance and various different civil resistance practices in stalled peace processes, how they interrelate to the broader public, as well as what magnitude of support they have in each society.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Liberala fredsinterventioner initierade av det internationella samfundet på 1990-talet tycks kollapsa på olika platser i världen och ny motmotståndsaktivism ökar och ifrågasätter misslyckade västerländska stats- och fredsbyggande interventioner. Detta projekt handlar specifikt om motståndspraxisen i det "nya" civila samhället som utmanar liberala fredsinterventioner som började för mer än två decennier sedan. Civila motståndet ses som respons mot misslyckade uppbyggnads försök av statliga strukturer som följde med dessa interventioner. Tre fall ligger i fokus och handlar om kontexten i det forna Jugoslavien: Bosnien-Hercegovina (BiH), Kosovo (KOS) och Nordmakedonien (MK). De socioekonomiska förhållandena har förvärrats och offentliga missnöjesyttringar och misstro mot statliga institutioner har lett till massmobiliserade protester. Den här banbrytande studien kommer att utforska - teoretiskt och empiriskt - den nya civilsamhällets aktivism nedifrån och upp som uttrycker behovet av förbättring av social rättvisa, materiell rättvis fördelning, samt upprättande av sociala marknadsansvariga socioekonomiska riktlinjer. Forskningsfokus ligger på dessa motmotståndsaktiviteter: undvikande, brytande respektive konstruktiva motståndsmetoder. Detta projekt, som använder både kvantitativa och kvalitativa forskningsmetoder, handlar om hur vi kan förstå och förklara gräsrotsmissnöje och hur de olika civila motståndsmetoderna tillämpas i avstannade fredsprocesser samt hur de förhåller sig till den bredare allmänheten. Projektet styrs av följande övergripande fråga: Vilken roll spelar det nya civila motståndet mot ett upplevt misslyckat och avstannat ingripande i fredsprocessen och hur förhåller det sig till den bredare allmänhetens åsikter och förväntningar på fred?</narrative>
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      <narrative>Healthy vs. unhealthy food choices?  Unpacking the drivers of mothers’ feeding decisions for their young children. A mixed methods study in Addis</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Hälsosam eller ohälsosam mat?  Vad avgör mödrars val av kost för sina barn under fem? En studie med mixad metod i Addis</narrative>
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      <narrative>BACKGROUND. The co-occurrence of undernutrition and overnutrition in low-income countries poses major challenges to society in general, and the urban poor in particular.AIMS. Focusing on the consumption of healthy and unhealthy foods among young children in Addis Ababa, we aim to assess the relative importance of neighbourhood food environment and personal drivers for the complex negation of pros and cons characterising mothers’ feeding decision-making process. This requires an in-depth understanding of the feeding choice values/motives at stake in the process.METHODS. Using a mixed-methods approach we start by qualitatively exploring mother´s (and fathers’) feeding choice values. Based on the results, we develop and validate quantitative tools to assess the key feeding choice values.Data on feeding choice values will be evaluated in relation to children’s consumption of foods and drinks. Further, the relative importance of personal drivers (mothers’ caring and household resources) and social environment (social support) in addition to food environment (food availability, density &amp; marketing) will be evaluated.SIGNIFICANCE. Expanding research into the proximal drivers constituting individuals’ feeding choice values have the important potential to highlight the inequitable distribution of food security and thus enable the design of equitable policies and interventions. Increasing consumer demand for healthy and sustainable foods may contribute to sustainable food systems</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Livsmedelstrygghet är en avgörande drivkraft för global hållbar utveckling och särskilt för de globala målen att utrota fattigdom och hunger. I flera av världens låginkomstländer minskar nu livsmedeltryggheten på grund av Covid pandemin och klimatförändringar.I städerna råder ofta andra livsstilar, inkomstkällor, kostmönster och hälsotillstånd än på landsbygden. Stadsbefolkningen är till stor del beroende av att kunna köpa sin mat och för de flesta utgör utgifter för mat den enskilt största posten i hushållsbudgeten. Låga, osäkra och oregelbundna inkomster i kombination med höga livsmedelspriser, tidsbrist och avsaknad av plats och utrustning för att bereda och lagra mat att leder till en ökande konsumtion av snabbmat, och ultra-processade livsmedel, ofta ohälsosamma produkter med lågt näringsvärde. Detta bidrar till en tilltagande förekomst av övervikt samtidigt som problem med undernäring, inte minst bland barn, fortsätter.Detta projekt fokuserar på barns konsumtion av hälso- och ohälsosam mat i Addis Ababa, Etiopien. Projektets främsta syfte är att förstå vad som styr föräldrars – främst mödrars – val av mat för sina barn under fem års ålder.Flera faktorer påverkar dessa val men många studier i urbana områden i låginkomstländer har fokuserat på faktorer relaterade till tillgången till, eller pris på olika livsmedel. Den svensk-etiopiska forskningsgruppens egna nyligen avslutade studier i Addis Ababa pekar tydligt på att andra faktorer än tillgång och överkomlighet i pris styr valet av mat och att dessa faktorer varierar för olika mat- och samhällsgrupper.I projektet kommer fältarbete genomförs i nära samarbete med deltagare, lokala aktörer och myndigheter. Kvalitativa och kvantitativa metoder kombineras. Genom ett kontinuerligt informationsutbyte och samarbete underlättas en dialog som blir viktig i slutfasen av projektet då preliminära resultat och slutsatser ska diskuteras och paketeras så att de kan nå ut till och användas av myndigheter och beslutsfattare.</narrative>
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      <narrative>BACKGROUND. The co-occurrence of undernutrition and overnutrition in low-income countries poses major challenges to society in general, and the urban poor in particular.AIMS. Focusing on the consumption of healthy and unhealthy foods among young children in Addis Ababa, we aim to assess the relative importance of neighbourhood food environment and personal drivers for the complex negation of pros and cons characterising mothers’ feeding decision-making process. This requires an in-depth understanding of the feeding choice values/motives at stake in the process.METHODS. Using a mixed-methods approach we start by qualitatively exploring mother´s (and fathers’) feeding choice values. Based on the results, we develop and validate quantitative tools to assess the key feeding choice values.Data on feeding choice values will be evaluated in relation to children’s consumption of foods and drinks. Further, the relative importance of personal drivers (mothers’ caring and household resources) and social environment (social support) in addition to food environment (food availability, density &amp; marketing) will be evaluated.SIGNIFICANCE. Expanding research into the proximal drivers constituting individuals’ feeding choice values have the important potential to highlight the inequitable distribution of food security and thus enable the design of equitable policies and interventions. Increasing consumer demand for healthy and sustainable foods may contribute to sustainable food systems</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Livsmedelstrygghet är en avgörande drivkraft för global hållbar utveckling och särskilt för de globala målen att utrota fattigdom och hunger. I flera av världens låginkomstländer minskar nu livsmedeltryggheten på grund av Covid pandemin och klimatförändringar.I städerna råder ofta andra livsstilar, inkomstkällor, kostmönster och hälsotillstånd än på landsbygden. Stadsbefolkningen är till stor del beroende av att kunna köpa sin mat och för de flesta utgör utgifter för mat den enskilt största posten i hushållsbudgeten. Låga, osäkra och oregelbundna inkomster i kombination med höga livsmedelspriser, tidsbrist och avsaknad av plats och utrustning för att bereda och lagra mat att leder till en ökande konsumtion av snabbmat, och ultra-processade livsmedel, ofta ohälsosamma produkter med lågt näringsvärde. Detta bidrar till en tilltagande förekomst av övervikt samtidigt som problem med undernäring, inte minst bland barn, fortsätter.Detta projekt fokuserar på barns konsumtion av hälso- och ohälsosam mat i Addis Ababa, Etiopien. Projektets främsta syfte är att förstå vad som styr föräldrars – främst mödrars – val av mat för sina barn under fem års ålder.Flera faktorer påverkar dessa val men många studier i urbana områden i låginkomstländer har fokuserat på faktorer relaterade till tillgången till, eller pris på olika livsmedel. Den svensk-etiopiska forskningsgruppens egna nyligen avslutade studier i Addis Ababa pekar tydligt på att andra faktorer än tillgång och överkomlighet i pris styr valet av mat och att dessa faktorer varierar för olika mat- och samhällsgrupper.I projektet kommer fältarbete genomförs i nära samarbete med deltagare, lokala aktörer och myndigheter. Kvalitativa och kvantitativa metoder kombineras. Genom ett kontinuerligt informationsutbyte och samarbete underlättas en dialog som blir viktig i slutfasen av projektet då preliminära resultat och slutsatser ska diskuteras och paketeras så att de kan nå ut till och användas av myndigheter och beslutsfattare.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This network has two main goals: (1) to build capacity in structural biology in Africa, and (2) to use structural biology to develop new malaria treatments, which are urgently required. Structural biology is an essential tool to guide the rational design of drugs. However, due to limited resources and lack of trained persons, most African countries do not conduct structural biology research. We will help bridge this technology gap. The network consists of the Swedish applicant, the international project leader based in Nairobi, Kenya, and a collaborator in the USA. We plan to include further Africa-based scientists in the future. To achieve goal 1, we will provide research training and access to infrastructure to Africa-based students and junior researchers through annual workshops held in Kenya, as well as several research and teaching visits of 1-6 months duration to each other’s laboratories in Kenya and Sweden, including infrastructure visits. Together, we will achieve goal 2 by identifying novel inhibitors for an essential malaria parasite enzyme that can be developed further into transmission-blocking drugs using structure-based drug design. Overall, this project will put the fight against neglected tropical diseases such as malaria in the hands of committed, talented structural biologists working in Africa, thereby promoting education, good health and wellbeing both directly by the training provided and by reducing the burden caused by malaria to Africa.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta nätverk har två huvudmål: (1) att bygga kapacitet inom strukturbiologi i Afrika, och (2) att använda strukturbiologi för att utveckla nya malariabehandlingar.Strukturbiologi är ett viktigt verktyg för att förstå den molekylära grunden för sjukdomar och för att vägleda den rationella utformningen av läkemedel. På grund av begränsade resurser och brist på utbildade personer bedriver de flesta afrikanska länder dock ingen forskning inom området. Vi kommer att hjälpa till att överbrygga denna tekniska klyfta. För att uppnå mål 1 kommer medlemmarna i detta nätverk, som är baserade i Sverige, Kenya och USA, att tillhandahålla forskarutbildning och tillgång till infrastruktur till studenter och juniora forskare i Afrika genom workshops, samt forsknings- och undervisningsbesök till varandras laboratorier.Tillsammans kommer vi att uppnå mål 2 genom att identifiera nya inhibitorer för ett essentiellt malariaparasitenzym med hjälp av strukturbiologi. Malaria är en livshotande sjukdom som dödar över 400,000 människor varje år och drabbar uppskattningsvis 229 miljoner människor världen över, främst i Afrika söder om Sahara. Sjukdomen orsakas av parasiter som överförs till människor från bett av en infekterad Anopheles-mygga. Resistens mot nuvarande behandlingsalternativ ökar och det finns därför ett akut behov av att identifiera nya behandlingar. Vi kommer att rikta in oss på en metabol väg som är väsentlig för parasitens utveckling i myggan, vilket ger en möjlighet att identifiera inhibitorer som kan utvecklas vidare för att blockera överföring av parasiten från myggor till människor.Sammantaget kommer detta projekt att lägga kampen mot försummade tropiska sjukdomar som malaria i händerna på engagerade, begåvade strukturbiologer som arbetar i Afrika. Därigenom främjas utbildning, god hälsa och välbefinnande både direkt genom den utbildning som tillhandahålls och genom att minska bördan som orsakas av malaria till Afrika.</narrative>
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      <narrative>This network has two main goals: (1) to build capacity in structural biology in Africa, and (2) to use structural biology to develop new malaria treatments, which are urgently required. Structural biology is an essential tool to guide the rational design of drugs. However, due to limited resources and lack of trained persons, most African countries do not conduct structural biology research. We will help bridge this technology gap. The network consists of the Swedish applicant, the international project leader based in Nairobi, Kenya, and a collaborator in the USA. We plan to include further Africa-based scientists in the future. To achieve goal 1, we will provide research training and access to infrastructure to Africa-based students and junior researchers through annual workshops held in Kenya, as well as several research and teaching visits of 1-6 months duration to each other’s laboratories in Kenya and Sweden, including infrastructure visits. Together, we will achieve goal 2 by identifying novel inhibitors for an essential malaria parasite enzyme that can be developed further into transmission-blocking drugs using structure-based drug design. Overall, this project will put the fight against neglected tropical diseases such as malaria in the hands of committed, talented structural biologists working in Africa, thereby promoting education, good health and wellbeing both directly by the training provided and by reducing the burden caused by malaria to Africa.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta nätverk har två huvudmål: (1) att bygga kapacitet inom strukturbiologi i Afrika, och (2) att använda strukturbiologi för att utveckla nya malariabehandlingar.Strukturbiologi är ett viktigt verktyg för att förstå den molekylära grunden för sjukdomar och för att vägleda den rationella utformningen av läkemedel. På grund av begränsade resurser och brist på utbildade personer bedriver de flesta afrikanska länder dock ingen forskning inom området. Vi kommer att hjälpa till att överbrygga denna tekniska klyfta. För att uppnå mål 1 kommer medlemmarna i detta nätverk, som är baserade i Sverige, Kenya och USA, att tillhandahålla forskarutbildning och tillgång till infrastruktur till studenter och juniora forskare i Afrika genom workshops, samt forsknings- och undervisningsbesök till varandras laboratorier.Tillsammans kommer vi att uppnå mål 2 genom att identifiera nya inhibitorer för ett essentiellt malariaparasitenzym med hjälp av strukturbiologi. Malaria är en livshotande sjukdom som dödar över 400,000 människor varje år och drabbar uppskattningsvis 229 miljoner människor världen över, främst i Afrika söder om Sahara. Sjukdomen orsakas av parasiter som överförs till människor från bett av en infekterad Anopheles-mygga. Resistens mot nuvarande behandlingsalternativ ökar och det finns därför ett akut behov av att identifiera nya behandlingar. Vi kommer att rikta in oss på en metabol väg som är väsentlig för parasitens utveckling i myggan, vilket ger en möjlighet att identifiera inhibitorer som kan utvecklas vidare för att blockera överföring av parasiten från myggor till människor.Sammantaget kommer detta projekt att lägga kampen mot försummade tropiska sjukdomar som malaria i händerna på engagerade, begåvade strukturbiologer som arbetar i Afrika. Därigenom främjas utbildning, god hälsa och välbefinnande både direkt genom den utbildning som tillhandahålls och genom att minska bördan som orsakas av malaria till Afrika.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Overarching factors in the civil society is scarcely researched to explain challenges in providing quality midwifery education. Bangladesh, Somaliland, Puntland, and Sweden show differences and similarities in providing midwifery education. Here we focus clinical midwifery education because all countries are facing challenges in providing high quality clinical midwifery education. The purpose is to provide a scientific foundation on the benefits with midwife-led care at selected clinical midwife students’ placement sites in Bangladesh, Somaliland, Puntland, and Sweden as a mean to improve the quality in clinical education. The action points in the WHO framework for establishing quality midwifery education with scientific quality care outcomes of midwife-led care, will guide the development of research questions for a research application in 2025. Through triangulation 234 master’s alumni from Dalarna University in an alumni network, meeting on-line and in field studies at midwife students’ clinical placement sites, will investigate where, at what facilites, midwife-led care can be a showcased, or prototyped in Bangladesh, Somaliland and Puntland. A working committee will meet on-line and at Dalarna University, establishing a relevant research agenda for long term collaboration and a research application to be submitted in 2025. Leadership and research workshops will be provided and reciprocal learning will improve the quality in clinical midwifery education, also in Sweden.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Välutbildade barnmorskor är centrala för kvinnors hälsa globalt. Forskning visar att upp till 80 procent av dödsfall i samband med graviditet och förlossning skulle kunna undvikas om kvinnor haft tillgång till en välutbildad barnmorska. I den kliniska utbildningen till barnmorska finns utmaningar med kunskap och färdigheter i utbildningsplaner och kursplaner som inte implementeras i klinisk utbildning. Upp till 60 procent av barnmorskeutbildningen utgörs idag av klinisk utbildning. Den svenska barnmorskeutbildningen ses som ett gott exempel i världen och den kliniska utbildningen i synnerhet. Den ger insyn i en barnmorskeledd vårdmodell som Sverige utvecklat sedan 1930-talet. Trots att Sverige har nya utmaningar med bristande kompetensförsörjning, behöver Sverige liksom Bangladesh, Somaliland och Puntland värna en kvalitativ klinisk utbildning till barnmorska för återväxt av välutbildade barnmorskor. En intervention riktad mot barnmorskeutbildningens kliniska delar där de största kvalitetsförbättringspotentialen identifierats är i linje med biståndpolitiska mål i samtliga länder. I ett forskningsprogram kommer åtgärdspunkterna i Världshälsoorganistionenes ramverk för att etablera barnmorskeutbildning av hög kvalitet, och de fördelar som kommer med förbättrad kvalitet i klinisk barnmorskeutbildning, vägleda utvecklingen av forskningsfrågor. Högskolan Dalarna har utbildat 234 barnmorskelärare som tagit magisterexamen i Sexuell, reproduktiv och perinatal hälsa från Bangladesh, Somaliland och Puntland, med svenska biståndsmedel. Initiativet med ett alumninätverk kan bli starten på ett långsiktigt forskningssamarbete som kan visa på fördelarna med att införa barnmorskeledd vård på kliniska utbildningsplatser till barnmorska. En kommitte kommer att leda alumninätverkets möten och workshops virtuellt och på Högskolan Dalarna. Utöver framväxten av ett gemensamt forskningsprogram är fokus hållbarhetsmålen relaterat till barnmorskeledd evidensbaserad vård och ledarskap.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Overarching factors in the civil society is scarcely researched to explain challenges in providing quality midwifery education. Bangladesh, Somaliland, Puntland, and Sweden show differences and similarities in providing midwifery education. Here we focus clinical midwifery education because all countries are facing challenges in providing high quality clinical midwifery education. The purpose is to provide a scientific foundation on the benefits with midwife-led care at selected clinical midwife students’ placement sites in Bangladesh, Somaliland, Puntland, and Sweden as a mean to improve the quality in clinical education. The action points in the WHO framework for establishing quality midwifery education with scientific quality care outcomes of midwife-led care, will guide the development of research questions for a research application in 2025. Through triangulation 234 master’s alumni from Dalarna University in an alumni network, meeting on-line and in field studies at midwife students’ clinical placement sites, will investigate where, at what facilites, midwife-led care can be a showcased, or prototyped in Bangladesh, Somaliland and Puntland. A working committee will meet on-line and at Dalarna University, establishing a relevant research agenda for long term collaboration and a research application to be submitted in 2025. Leadership and research workshops will be provided and reciprocal learning will improve the quality in clinical midwifery education, also in Sweden.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Välutbildade barnmorskor är centrala för kvinnors hälsa globalt. Forskning visar att upp till 80 procent av dödsfall i samband med graviditet och förlossning skulle kunna undvikas om kvinnor haft tillgång till en välutbildad barnmorska. I den kliniska utbildningen till barnmorska finns utmaningar med kunskap och färdigheter i utbildningsplaner och kursplaner som inte implementeras i klinisk utbildning. Upp till 60 procent av barnmorskeutbildningen utgörs idag av klinisk utbildning. Den svenska barnmorskeutbildningen ses som ett gott exempel i världen och den kliniska utbildningen i synnerhet. Den ger insyn i en barnmorskeledd vårdmodell som Sverige utvecklat sedan 1930-talet. Trots att Sverige har nya utmaningar med bristande kompetensförsörjning, behöver Sverige liksom Bangladesh, Somaliland och Puntland värna en kvalitativ klinisk utbildning till barnmorska för återväxt av välutbildade barnmorskor. En intervention riktad mot barnmorskeutbildningens kliniska delar där de största kvalitetsförbättringspotentialen identifierats är i linje med biståndpolitiska mål i samtliga länder. I ett forskningsprogram kommer åtgärdspunkterna i Världshälsoorganistionenes ramverk för att etablera barnmorskeutbildning av hög kvalitet, och de fördelar som kommer med förbättrad kvalitet i klinisk barnmorskeutbildning, vägleda utvecklingen av forskningsfrågor. Högskolan Dalarna har utbildat 234 barnmorskelärare som tagit magisterexamen i Sexuell, reproduktiv och perinatal hälsa från Bangladesh, Somaliland och Puntland, med svenska biståndsmedel. Initiativet med ett alumninätverk kan bli starten på ett långsiktigt forskningssamarbete som kan visa på fördelarna med att införa barnmorskeledd vård på kliniska utbildningsplatser till barnmorska. En kommitte kommer att leda alumninätverkets möten och workshops virtuellt och på Högskolan Dalarna. Utöver framväxten av ett gemensamt forskningsprogram är fokus hållbarhetsmålen relaterat till barnmorskeledd evidensbaserad vård och ledarskap.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför </narrative>
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      <narrative>The aim of this project is to develop a joint research and educational program that can improve our understanding of health financing and health systems evidence gaps in Zambia, and build capacity for analyzing health systems. Zambia has, over the last 20 years, taken steps to introduce health sector reforms to achieve access to good quality health care. More recently, Zambia has committed to achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by 2030. However, despite thee steps taken to achieve UHC, many challenges remain to sustainably build and finance health services for all. Over half of the population in Zambia fall below the poverty line. The large number of people living in poverty means that finding mechanisms for ensuring UHC, is essential to protect vulnerable groups from financial hardships due to ill health and using health services. Building resilience is also crucial to ensuring population and service coverage during challenging times but will require government and donors to invest in long-term capacity building and health systems strengthening support that addresses the complex, root causes of weak health systems.Zambia is in a sense at a crossroad. With continued economic growth the country will become a lower middle-income country and to an increasing extent must finance its health system using domestic resources. To effectively tackle these transitions, evidence on effective health financing mechanisms as well as improved health system resilience are critical.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Zambia är ett lägre medelinkomstland i södra Afrika. Som många länder i regionen så brottas de med fattigdom och befolkningen har begränsad tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet. Det här projektet syftar till att identifiera centrala frågeställningar för hälsosystemsforskning i Zambia de kommande 5-8 åren. Genom ett samarbete mellan Lunds Universitet, University of Zambia och University of KwaZulu-Natal ska vi identifera centrala forskningsfrågor kopplade till hur hälso- och sjukvård ska finansieras och hur det Zambiska hälsosystemet kan bli mer motståndskraftigt i händelser av exempelvis en större kris. Projektet syftar till att etablera ett nätverk mellan medverkande universitet och intressenter i Zambia för att tillsammans identifiera vilka kunskapsgap som behöver fyllas inom områdena hälsofinansiering och hälsosystemsforskning. Dessa frågor kommer att tas fram genom att etablera en rådgivande grupp av experter inom hälsosektorn, workshops och utbyte mellan forskare samt konsultationer med intressenter i Zambia. Sammantaget förväntas dessa aktiviteter leda till att vi kan identifiera de frågor inom området som är av högst relevans för ett effektiv beslutsfattande med målet att uppnå en förbättrad och mer tillgänlig hälso- och sjukvård för fattiga människor och ett hälsosystem som bättre kan hantera plötsliga kriser, som till exempel covid-19 pandemin. Projektet kommer att pågå i två år och ska utmynna i två internationellt konkurrenskraftiga forskningsansökningar. Nätverket ska också bidra till att bygga kapacitet inom högre utbildning i Zambia för studier och analyser av hälsosystem .</narrative>
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      <narrative>The aim of this project is to develop a joint research and educational program that can improve our understanding of health financing and health systems evidence gaps in Zambia, and build capacity for analyzing health systems. Zambia has, over the last 20 years, taken steps to introduce health sector reforms to achieve access to good quality health care. More recently, Zambia has committed to achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by 2030. However, despite thee steps taken to achieve UHC, many challenges remain to sustainably build and finance health services for all. Over half of the population in Zambia fall below the poverty line. The large number of people living in poverty means that finding mechanisms for ensuring UHC, is essential to protect vulnerable groups from financial hardships due to ill health and using health services. Building resilience is also crucial to ensuring population and service coverage during challenging times but will require government and donors to invest in long-term capacity building and health systems strengthening support that addresses the complex, root causes of weak health systems.Zambia is in a sense at a crossroad. With continued economic growth the country will become a lower middle-income country and to an increasing extent must finance its health system using domestic resources. To effectively tackle these transitions, evidence on effective health financing mechanisms as well as improved health system resilience are critical.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Zambia är ett lägre medelinkomstland i södra Afrika. Som många länder i regionen så brottas de med fattigdom och befolkningen har begränsad tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet. Det här projektet syftar till att identifiera centrala frågeställningar för hälsosystemsforskning i Zambia de kommande 5-8 åren. Genom ett samarbete mellan Lunds Universitet, University of Zambia och University of KwaZulu-Natal ska vi identifera centrala forskningsfrågor kopplade till hur hälso- och sjukvård ska finansieras och hur det Zambiska hälsosystemet kan bli mer motståndskraftigt i händelser av exempelvis en större kris. Projektet syftar till att etablera ett nätverk mellan medverkande universitet och intressenter i Zambia för att tillsammans identifiera vilka kunskapsgap som behöver fyllas inom områdena hälsofinansiering och hälsosystemsforskning. Dessa frågor kommer att tas fram genom att etablera en rådgivande grupp av experter inom hälsosektorn, workshops och utbyte mellan forskare samt konsultationer med intressenter i Zambia. Sammantaget förväntas dessa aktiviteter leda till att vi kan identifiera de frågor inom området som är av högst relevans för ett effektiv beslutsfattande med målet att uppnå en förbättrad och mer tillgänlig hälso- och sjukvård för fattiga människor och ett hälsosystem som bättre kan hantera plötsliga kriser, som till exempel covid-19 pandemin. Projektet kommer att pågå i två år och ska utmynna i två internationellt konkurrenskraftiga forskningsansökningar. Nätverket ska också bidra till att bygga kapacitet inom högre utbildning i Zambia för studier och analyser av hälsosystem .</narrative>
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      <narrative>Multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) is a serious threat to global elimination of TB and a difficult challenge in treatment and management of disease. This 4-year project aims to explore how immune checkpoint molecules are modulated in MDR-TB patients depending on clinical disease severity and bacterial strain virulence. Our original findings from TB patients show that antimicrobial macrophage and T cell responses are severely impaired, while myeloid-derived suppressor cells and regulatory T cells expand in the TB lesions. To advance our understanding of immunoregulation in MDR-TB compared to drug-susceptible TB, we will examine stimulatory and inhibitory checkpoint molecules in a well-defined patient cohort in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. We will model disease progression and quantify disease severity at enrolment and after chemotherapy using a composite clinical TB score and chest X-ray grading. Drug susceptibility testing will determine the level of resistance and genotyping of patient´s strains will signify bacterial virulence. Longitudinal assessment of checkpoint molecules in peripheral blood and induced sputum samples involves deep profiling with RNA-sequencing, multicolor flow cytometry and in vitro suppression assays. We will also exploit in situ imaging of resected lung tissue from MDR-TB patients. This collaborative project offers untapped opportunities for translating new advances on checkpoint molecules in chronic infections into clinical applications for MDR-TB.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Tuberkulos (TB) är en bakteriell lungsjukdom och en av världens största infektionssjukdomar med ett starkt fäste i utvecklingsländer i Afrika och Asien. Ett allvarligt hot mot den globala kontrollen av TB är utvecklingen av antibiotikaresistens och framför allt multidrogresistent TB sk. MDR-TB. Få studier görs för att bringa klarhet i de patogena mekanismerna som förknippas med MDR-TB och hur dessa skiljer sig från antibiotika-känsliga stammar. Vi vet också förhållandevis lite om hur hypervirulenta MDR-TB stammar modulerar skyddande immunitet och vilken effekt det kan ha på sjukdomsutveckling. Det här projektet syftar till att utforska sjukdomsmekanismer vid MDR-TB med fokus på regulatoriska immunceller och uttryck av immunmodulerande receptorer sk. checkpoint molekyler eller kontrollpunktsmolekyler. Vi har tidigare upptäckt att antimikrobiell immunitet är nedreglerad vid aktiv sjukdom, medan immunsuppressiva celltyper anrikas vid infektionsstället. I forskningssamarbete med Etiopien, kommer vi att rekrytera en patientkohort för att studera immunsvar och uttrycket av en rad olika checkpoint molekyler i blod- och hostprover som tas från patienterna vid tiden för diagnos samt vid olika tidpunkter efter start av antibiotikabehandling. Dessa immunsvar kommer även att studeras i lungvävnad som erhålls från MDR-TB patienter som genomgår kirurgi för att begränsa sjukdomen. Proverna analyseras med avancerade metoder såsom RNA-sekvensering, flödescytometri och bildanalys, som har potentialen att producera resultat med mycket hög upplösning utifrån väldigt små provmängder. Perifera immunsvar i blodet kommer att jämföras med immunsvar lokalt i lungan och relateras till svårighetsgraden av sjukdom som bedöms och mäts utifrån kliniska symptom samt lungröntgenfynd. Vår förhoppning är att projektet ska bidra med unik kunskap kring hur uttrycket av checkpoint molekyler styrs vid kronisk TB infektion vilket öppnar upp möjligheter för utveckling av nya behandlingsformer för MDR-TB.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Immune profiling and immune checkpoint modulation of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis infection (IPIM)</narrative>
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      <narrative>Multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) is a serious threat to global elimination of TB and a difficult challenge in treatment and management of disease. This 4-year project aims to explore how immune checkpoint molecules are modulated in MDR-TB patients depending on clinical disease severity and bacterial strain virulence. Our original findings from TB patients show that antimicrobial macrophage and T cell responses are severely impaired, while myeloid-derived suppressor cells and regulatory T cells expand in the TB lesions. To advance our understanding of immunoregulation in MDR-TB compared to drug-susceptible TB, we will examine stimulatory and inhibitory checkpoint molecules in a well-defined patient cohort in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. We will model disease progression and quantify disease severity at enrolment and after chemotherapy using a composite clinical TB score and chest X-ray grading. Drug susceptibility testing will determine the level of resistance and genotyping of patient´s strains will signify bacterial virulence. Longitudinal assessment of checkpoint molecules in peripheral blood and induced sputum samples involves deep profiling with RNA-sequencing, multicolor flow cytometry and in vitro suppression assays. We will also exploit in situ imaging of resected lung tissue from MDR-TB patients. This collaborative project offers untapped opportunities for translating new advances on checkpoint molecules in chronic infections into clinical applications for MDR-TB.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Tuberkulos (TB) är en bakteriell lungsjukdom och en av världens största infektionssjukdomar med ett starkt fäste i utvecklingsländer i Afrika och Asien. Ett allvarligt hot mot den globala kontrollen av TB är utvecklingen av antibiotikaresistens och framför allt multidrogresistent TB sk. MDR-TB. Få studier görs för att bringa klarhet i de patogena mekanismerna som förknippas med MDR-TB och hur dessa skiljer sig från antibiotika-känsliga stammar. Vi vet också förhållandevis lite om hur hypervirulenta MDR-TB stammar modulerar skyddande immunitet och vilken effekt det kan ha på sjukdomsutveckling. Det här projektet syftar till att utforska sjukdomsmekanismer vid MDR-TB med fokus på regulatoriska immunceller och uttryck av immunmodulerande receptorer sk. checkpoint molekyler eller kontrollpunktsmolekyler. Vi har tidigare upptäckt att antimikrobiell immunitet är nedreglerad vid aktiv sjukdom, medan immunsuppressiva celltyper anrikas vid infektionsstället. I forskningssamarbete med Etiopien, kommer vi att rekrytera en patientkohort för att studera immunsvar och uttrycket av en rad olika checkpoint molekyler i blod- och hostprover som tas från patienterna vid tiden för diagnos samt vid olika tidpunkter efter start av antibiotikabehandling. Dessa immunsvar kommer även att studeras i lungvävnad som erhålls från MDR-TB patienter som genomgår kirurgi för att begränsa sjukdomen. Proverna analyseras med avancerade metoder såsom RNA-sekvensering, flödescytometri och bildanalys, som har potentialen att producera resultat med mycket hög upplösning utifrån väldigt små provmängder. Perifera immunsvar i blodet kommer att jämföras med immunsvar lokalt i lungan och relateras till svårighetsgraden av sjukdom som bedöms och mäts utifrån kliniska symptom samt lungröntgenfynd. Vår förhoppning är att projektet ska bidra med unik kunskap kring hur uttrycket av checkpoint molekyler styrs vid kronisk TB infektion vilket öppnar upp möjligheter för utveckling av nya behandlingsformer för MDR-TB.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Pests, pathogens, and poverty: Disease transmission at the rodent-human interface in urban and peri-urban environments in East Africa</narrative>
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      <narrative>In the growing cities in East Africa, there are not only growing human populations, livestock kept for food provision and livelihoods, but also undesired peri-domestic animals, such as rats and other rodents, particularly in low-income areas. Rodents can carry zoonotic pathogens, including orthohantaviruses, and Leptospira spp, but also many unknown pathogens. In this project we will understand transmission ecology of rodent-borne diseases in urban and peri-urban low-income settings in two Kenyan towns. We will trap rodents along the urban food production supply, including livestock farms, slaughterhouses, food markets, as well as clinics as an environment that should not be contaminated with zoonotic diseases. The rodents will be euthanized, sampled, and samples will be analyzed for hantaviruses and Leptospira, as well as analyzed with an omics approach, to identify unknown viruses, and the entire rodent virome will be analyzed and compared to sequences from other parts of the world. We will interview households about their knowledge and perceptions about rodents and diseases, as well as map the urban pest control programs in East Africa. This project will lead to increased knowledge about rodent-borne diseases in East Africa, and how this may influence food security, poverty as well as human health. In addition, the project will investigate improved mitigation methods for sustainable positive impact on human health and livelihoods.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">I de snabbt växande städerna i östra Afrika finns inte bara många människor, men också den boskap som behövs för att tillgodose städernas befolkning med mat. Runt om människor och tamdjur finns det även minst lika många oönskade djur, framförallt råttor och andra gnagare, som lever på sopor och annat avskräde. Gnagare är välkända för att kunna bära på smittor, och några av de allvarliga infektioner de kan bära på är bakterier (som orsakar till exempel leptospiros och pest), hantavirus, coronavirus och även många hittills okända virus. I låginkomstområden med bristande sanitet bidrar gnagare såsom råttor inte bara till sjukdomsspridning, men de äter även av mat och foder, och påverkar därmed livsmedelstillgång och ekonomi.  Vi saknar mycket information om hur mycket gnagare påverkar människors hälsa och försörjning, liksom vilka sjukdomar de kan sprida till människor. I det här projektet kommer vi att fånga råttor i och omkring 2 städer i Kenya. Råttorna avlivas sedan med en överdos av sömnmedel, och obduceras för att leta efter både kända och okända smittor. Vi kommer att fånga gnagare längs hela den urbana matproduktionskedjan; på gårdar, på slakterier och även bland hushåll. Som en kontroll på en miljö där gnagare inte borde ha utsatts för sjukdomar från  djur och djurprodukter, inkluderar vi även kliniker. Mycket är också okänt om hur den fattiga befolkningen ser på gnagare, och om de är medvetna om riskerna, och drför kommer detta undersökas med intervjuer.Utöver detta så har vi diskussion med myndigheter om hur råttbekämpning fungerar i städer i östra Afrika, och om det finns program för detta. Detta projekt kommer att leda till ökad kunskap om råttburna sjukdomar i städer i östra Afrika, samt risker för människor. Det kommer också leda till ökad förståelse för hur råttor kan sprida sjukdomar. Utöver detta kommer vårt projekt bidra till förbättrade och mer miljövänliga kontrollmetoder.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Pests, pathogens, and poverty: Disease transmission at the rodent-human interface in urban and peri-urban environments in East Africa</narrative>
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      <narrative>In the growing cities in East Africa, there are not only growing human populations, livestock kept for food provision and livelihoods, but also undesired peri-domestic animals, such as rats and other rodents, particularly in low-income areas. Rodents can carry zoonotic pathogens, including orthohantaviruses, and Leptospira spp, but also many unknown pathogens. In this project we will understand transmission ecology of rodent-borne diseases in urban and peri-urban low-income settings in two Kenyan towns. We will trap rodents along the urban food production supply, including livestock farms, slaughterhouses, food markets, as well as clinics as an environment that should not be contaminated with zoonotic diseases. The rodents will be euthanized, sampled, and samples will be analyzed for hantaviruses and Leptospira, as well as analyzed with an omics approach, to identify unknown viruses, and the entire rodent virome will be analyzed and compared to sequences from other parts of the world. We will interview households about their knowledge and perceptions about rodents and diseases, as well as map the urban pest control programs in East Africa. This project will lead to increased knowledge about rodent-borne diseases in East Africa, and how this may influence food security, poverty as well as human health. In addition, the project will investigate improved mitigation methods for sustainable positive impact on human health and livelihoods.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">I de snabbt växande städerna i östra Afrika finns inte bara många människor, men också den boskap som behövs för att tillgodose städernas befolkning med mat. Runt om människor och tamdjur finns det även minst lika många oönskade djur, framförallt råttor och andra gnagare, som lever på sopor och annat avskräde. Gnagare är välkända för att kunna bära på smittor, och några av de allvarliga infektioner de kan bära på är bakterier (som orsakar till exempel leptospiros och pest), hantavirus, coronavirus och även många hittills okända virus. I låginkomstområden med bristande sanitet bidrar gnagare såsom råttor inte bara till sjukdomsspridning, men de äter även av mat och foder, och påverkar därmed livsmedelstillgång och ekonomi.  Vi saknar mycket information om hur mycket gnagare påverkar människors hälsa och försörjning, liksom vilka sjukdomar de kan sprida till människor. I det här projektet kommer vi att fånga råttor i och omkring 2 städer i Kenya. Råttorna avlivas sedan med en överdos av sömnmedel, och obduceras för att leta efter både kända och okända smittor. Vi kommer att fånga gnagare längs hela den urbana matproduktionskedjan; på gårdar, på slakterier och även bland hushåll. Som en kontroll på en miljö där gnagare inte borde ha utsatts för sjukdomar från  djur och djurprodukter, inkluderar vi även kliniker. Mycket är också okänt om hur den fattiga befolkningen ser på gnagare, och om de är medvetna om riskerna, och drför kommer detta undersökas med intervjuer.Utöver detta så har vi diskussion med myndigheter om hur råttbekämpning fungerar i städer i östra Afrika, och om det finns program för detta. Detta projekt kommer att leda till ökad kunskap om råttburna sjukdomar i städer i östra Afrika, samt risker för människor. Det kommer också leda till ökad förståelse för hur råttor kan sprida sjukdomar. Utöver detta kommer vårt projekt bidra till förbättrade och mer miljövänliga kontrollmetoder.</narrative>
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      <narrative>There has been an upsurge of interest in questions around research ethics in field-research in recent years, some of which touch upon the role and situation of what we in this project term “facilitating researchers”, otherwise referred to as “local research assistants” in the Global South. Yet, this literature is mainly descriptive, written by contracting researchers of the Global North, with limited analysis of the wider institutional structures reproducing a continued silencing and poor working conditions of facilitating researchers. Building upon insights from a recently completed project, which included facilitating researchers in three settings (DR Congo, Sierra Leone and Jharkhand, India), this project aims to contribute to further knowledge about the role that academic institutions, mainly but not only, in the Global North play in the silencing and poor working conditions of facilitating researchers. It includes an analysis of research funding bodies, ethics committees, universities and publishers in Sweden, the UK, France and India, focusing on the role of knowledge, prejudice, academic conventions and administrative rules and regulations. The project draws on insights both from the wider literature on inequalities in North-South knowledge production as well as literature addressing organization, incentives and conventions in academia more generally. It will be conducted through a combination of a correspondance experiment, in-depth interviews and text analysis.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Forskare som arbetar i globala Syd, framförallt i konfliktzoner och andra osäkra områden, är väl medvetna om vikten av att ha bra lokala assisterande forskare. Utan dem hade en stor del av våra forskningsresultat inte blivit till, vår kunskap hade varit mycket grundare och vi hade levt farligare under våra fältvistelser. Deras roller har även, och kommer antagligen att bli, allt viktigare på grund av ökad reglering av var europeiska forskare får resa pga säkerhetshot, liksom kraven på minskat flygande pga klimathotet. Trots att vi är väl medvetna om det omfattande och viktiga arbete assisterande forskare utför blir de sällan mer än namn i förord till forskningspublikationer. De lever även ofta under mycket begränsade och osäkra försörjningsmöjligheter. Detta är något som tydligt minskar förmågan att förhandla och tvingar dem att ta ganska betydande risker. Att ha utsatts för arresteringar, misshandel och hot som ett resultat av den forskning de medverkat i är en vanlig upplevelse och de måste ofta leva i osäkerhet långt efter det att data-insamling är avslutad. Löner är ofta dåliga, inte reglerade i kontrakt, och utan försäkringsskydd. Detta innebär att de i slutändan ofta måste betala forskningsrelaterade kostnader själva, såsom sjukhusräkningar om de skadas under fältarbete.Detta projekt, som inkluderar assisterande forskare själva från DR Kongo, Sierra Leone och Indien syftar till att bidra till kunskap om den roll som akademiska institutioner, främst men inte bara, i det globala Nord spelar för att strukturellt upprätthålla assisterande forskares ofta prekära arbetsförhållanden. Projektet inkluderar forskningsfinansiärer, etiska kommittéer, universitet och förlag i Sverige, Storbritannien, Frankrike och Indien och analyserar kunskapsnivåer om fältarbetes realiteter, fördomar, akademiska konventioner, liksom administrativa regler och förordningar. Det kommer att genomföras genom en kombination av mindre experiment, djupintervjuer samt textanalys.</narrative>
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      <narrative>There has been an upsurge of interest in questions around research ethics in field-research in recent years, some of which touch upon the role and situation of what we in this project term “facilitating researchers”, otherwise referred to as “local research assistants” in the Global South. Yet, this literature is mainly descriptive, written by contracting researchers of the Global North, with limited analysis of the wider institutional structures reproducing a continued silencing and poor working conditions of facilitating researchers. Building upon insights from a recently completed project, which included facilitating researchers in three settings (DR Congo, Sierra Leone and Jharkhand, India), this project aims to contribute to further knowledge about the role that academic institutions, mainly but not only, in the Global North play in the silencing and poor working conditions of facilitating researchers. It includes an analysis of research funding bodies, ethics committees, universities and publishers in Sweden, the UK, France and India, focusing on the role of knowledge, prejudice, academic conventions and administrative rules and regulations. The project draws on insights both from the wider literature on inequalities in North-South knowledge production as well as literature addressing organization, incentives and conventions in academia more generally. It will be conducted through a combination of a correspondance experiment, in-depth interviews and text analysis.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Forskare som arbetar i globala Syd, framförallt i konfliktzoner och andra osäkra områden, är väl medvetna om vikten av att ha bra lokala assisterande forskare. Utan dem hade en stor del av våra forskningsresultat inte blivit till, vår kunskap hade varit mycket grundare och vi hade levt farligare under våra fältvistelser. Deras roller har även, och kommer antagligen att bli, allt viktigare på grund av ökad reglering av var europeiska forskare får resa pga säkerhetshot, liksom kraven på minskat flygande pga klimathotet. Trots att vi är väl medvetna om det omfattande och viktiga arbete assisterande forskare utför blir de sällan mer än namn i förord till forskningspublikationer. De lever även ofta under mycket begränsade och osäkra försörjningsmöjligheter. Detta är något som tydligt minskar förmågan att förhandla och tvingar dem att ta ganska betydande risker. Att ha utsatts för arresteringar, misshandel och hot som ett resultat av den forskning de medverkat i är en vanlig upplevelse och de måste ofta leva i osäkerhet långt efter det att data-insamling är avslutad. Löner är ofta dåliga, inte reglerade i kontrakt, och utan försäkringsskydd. Detta innebär att de i slutändan ofta måste betala forskningsrelaterade kostnader själva, såsom sjukhusräkningar om de skadas under fältarbete.Detta projekt, som inkluderar assisterande forskare själva från DR Kongo, Sierra Leone och Indien syftar till att bidra till kunskap om den roll som akademiska institutioner, främst men inte bara, i det globala Nord spelar för att strukturellt upprätthålla assisterande forskares ofta prekära arbetsförhållanden. Projektet inkluderar forskningsfinansiärer, etiska kommittéer, universitet och förlag i Sverige, Storbritannien, Frankrike och Indien och analyserar kunskapsnivåer om fältarbetes realiteter, fördomar, akademiska konventioner, liksom administrativa regler och förordningar. Det kommer att genomföras genom en kombination av mindre experiment, djupintervjuer samt textanalys.</narrative>
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      <narrative>9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">I samband med Black Lives Matter (BLM) rörelsen 2020 restes en rad frågor kring lika villkor och diskriminering i olika branscher, inklusive det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Röster hördes från flera håll och representanter för en del organisationer medgav att problem finns.  Detta är problematiskt av flera anledningar. Förutom att det handlar om lika rättigheter och villkor, något som anges både i de globala målen för hållbar utveckling i Agenda 2030 (mål 10) och i nationell lagstiftning, finns det många vinster med mångfald, liksom kostnader med diskriminering, inte minst för de som utsätts. Vinsterna med ökad mångfald kan förväntas vara särskilt starka inom internationellt biståndsarbete, med tanke på dess internationella arbete och uppgifter. Detta projekt syftar till att analysera mångfald och potentiell diskriminering inom den internationella biståndssektorn i Sverige och Storbritannien. Projektet kommer inkludera de statliga givarna Sida och DFID och de tio största biståndsorganisationerna i varje land. Följande forskningsfrågor står i centrum: 1) Hur väl representerade är personer som är födda eller har föräldrar födda i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika på olika nivåer i organisationerna, och kan en skillnad kan skönjas över tid (efter att debatten intensifierades 2020)?; 2) Vilka (om några) särskilda utmaningar kopplade till mångfald och diskriminering tycks finnas inom just biståndssektorn?; 3) Vilka (om några) förändringar upplever personer som är födda eller har föräldrar födda i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika själva efter 2020?Projektet kommer genomföras genom: 1) en kartläggning av mångfald; 2) intervjuer med HR-personal och en analys av policydokument; 3) Intervjuer med personer som är födda eller har föräldrar födda i Asien, Afrika och Latinamerika; 4) en jämförande studie mellan organisationer med varierande nivåer av mångfald för att identifiera möjliga orsaker; 5) En enkät med potentiella kandidater för internationellt biståndsarbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The project identifies conditions that promote or hinder more effective use of tax revenue for reducing income inequality in sub-Saharan using a historical-comparative approach. We explain differences in the role of taxes in reducing inequality across time and space and offer strategies that are more likely to stimulate wider development gains from taxation. The primary contribution and originality of the project is the study of power relationships and how different capacities for collective action shape the inequality-alleviation effects of taxes from the colonial era to the present.The project consists of one postdoctoral researcher and two senior researchers and is conducted over four years. Eight African countries are included for which we have already collected and/or have access to much of the requisite data. For each country we conduct an econometric analysis of the relationship between taxes and income distribution and differences in the performance of fiscal policy. We then proceed to construct historical analytical narratives of the political economy of taxation to identify context specific factors that underpin the relationship between taxation and income inequality.The project will provide a solid analysis that will be instrumental for donor agencies, policy makers and civil society actors who are today looking for the best way to translate increased taxation into more inclusive and sustainable development.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det är allmänt känt att hög inkomstojämlikhet försvårar fattigdomsbekämpning i Afrika. Det har lett både forskare och folk som arbetar med utvecklingsarbete att argumentera för behovet bland afrikanska regeringar att samla in mer skatter som kan spenderas för att reducera inkomstojämlikheter. Samtidigt finns det tecken på att ökade skatteintäkter i flera afrikanska länder inte har lett till minskad ojämlikhet. Fattiga och andra marginaliserade grupper får oftast bära den tyngsta skattebördan i afrikanska länder. Samtidigt får de lite tillbaka i form av tillgång på offentliga varor och tjänster. Det tyder på att problemet kanske inte är hur mycket skatter som afrikanska regeringar samlar in, utan brister i strategier kring hur skattemedel fördelas.Syftet med projektet är att identifiera de faktorer som möjliggör eller försvårar ett effektivt sätt att använda skattemedel för att minska inkomstojämlikheter i Afrika söder om Sahara. Projektet kommer att använda sig av ett politisk-ekonomiskt angreppssätt. Fokus kommer att ligga på att identifiera och analysera olika intressegruppers relationer till varandra och deras förmåga att arbeta för eller emot en högre grad av omfördelning av skatteintäkter. Projektet kommer att jämföra skattesystemen, omfördelningspolitiken och olika intressegruppers agerande i åtta afrikanska länder – Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Mauritius, Uganda, Ethiopia och Zimbabwe. För varje land kommer vi att genomföra en kvantitativ och kvalitativ analys. Den förra syftar att identifiera sambanden mellan skatteintäkter och ojämlikhet över tid. Den kvalitativa analysen syftar till att förklara de identifierade sambanden med fokus på intressegruppers agerande. Projektet kommer att bidra kring ökad kunskap kring hur afrikanska regeringar kan använda skattepolitik för att reducera ekonomisk ojämlikhet. Det kommer i sin tur bidra till nya insikter kring hur man kan bekämpa fattigdom i Afrika och bidra till en inkluderande och hållbar utvecklingsprocess.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Stroke is one non-communicable disease (NCD) on the rise in low-income settings in Africa. This chronic condition is costly and demands resources to treat. The purpose of the new network is to increase knowledge of occurrence and consequences of NCDs, specifically on stroke. Through a collaboration between the research group HELD at Karolinska Institutet (KI) in Sweden and Africa Medical and Behavioral Sciences Organization (AMBSO) population health surveillance in Uganda, their database will be developed by collecting valuable information for prevention, care and rehabilitation of stroke and thereby offer a unique opportunity to identify strategies for prevention and rehabilitation to sustain functioning in everyday life for persons with stroke and their families. Specific questions relevant to rehabilitation of stroke i.e., physical activity, activities in daily living (ADL), life satisfaction, depression, and perceived impact of stroke will be included in the AMBSO database and collected yearly. During two years we will incorporate new research questions in the database, conduct training workshops for fieldworkers for collecting data and disseminate results. Further, we aim to develop preventive healthcare policy documents and guidelines including appropriate rehabilitation interventions in relation to low- and middle-income contexts. With a specific focus on stroke, our team is highly qualified in work towards NCD reduction, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Idag får bara en bråkdel av personer med stroke i Uganda rehabilitering. Området är extremt eftersatt och lågt prioriterat.  Samarbetet mellan Africa Medical and Behavioral Sciences Organization (AMBSO) och forskargruppen HELD på Karolinska Institutet (KI) avser förändra den situationen genom att kartlägga förekomst av stroke och dess riskfaktorer som skiljer sig från riskfaktorer i höginkomstländer. Det kan bidra till bättre förutsättningar för preventionsinsatser och rehabilitering. Organisationen AMBSO inrättades 2016 för att bedriva forskning och preventivt arbete genom att samla in hälso-demografiska data från befolkningen i utvalda områden. I brist på befolkningsregister behövs denna data för att kartlägga förekomst av riskfaktorer och sjukdomar i länder där de flesta söker sjukvård sent eller inte alls.Förekomst av icke smittsamma sjukdomar (ex stroke, diabetes, cancer, lungsjukdomar) har flerdubblats och förväntas öka dramatiskt det närmaste decenniet. Söder om Sahara är riskfaktorer för stroke, som högt blodtryck och diabetes, redan minst lika vanliga som i Europa.Årligen samlas data in genom intervjuer (boende, ekonomi, familj, sjukdomshistoria, riskbeteenden) och provtagning (ex HIV-status, blodfetter, blodsocker, BMI, blodtryck). Frågor om stroke saknas men när de läggs till kan de generera värdefull information om förekomst av stroke och behov av stödinsatser för personer med risk för stroke, som grund för utveckling av riktlinjer och åtgärder för prevention och rehabilitering.Förutsättningar finns att koppla AMBSO till ett pågående projekt från HELD som utvärderar effekten av en mobiltelefonstödjande rehabiliteringsintervention för personer med stroke i Uganda. På längre sikt kan nätverket bidra till ytterligare kunskap om icke-smittsamma sjukdomar för att minska förekomst av dessa i enlighet med FN:s globala hållbarhetsmål kring hälsa, fattigdomsbekämpning och jämlikhet i låginkomstländer med hög grad av fattigdom.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Halt stroke: Prevention and rehabilitation of stroke in Uganda</narrative>
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      <narrative>Stroke is one non-communicable disease (NCD) on the rise in low-income settings in Africa. This chronic condition is costly and demands resources to treat. The purpose of the new network is to increase knowledge of occurrence and consequences of NCDs, specifically on stroke. Through a collaboration between the research group HELD at Karolinska Institutet (KI) in Sweden and Africa Medical and Behavioral Sciences Organization (AMBSO) population health surveillance in Uganda, their database will be developed by collecting valuable information for prevention, care and rehabilitation of stroke and thereby offer a unique opportunity to identify strategies for prevention and rehabilitation to sustain functioning in everyday life for persons with stroke and their families. Specific questions relevant to rehabilitation of stroke i.e., physical activity, activities in daily living (ADL), life satisfaction, depression, and perceived impact of stroke will be included in the AMBSO database and collected yearly. During two years we will incorporate new research questions in the database, conduct training workshops for fieldworkers for collecting data and disseminate results. Further, we aim to develop preventive healthcare policy documents and guidelines including appropriate rehabilitation interventions in relation to low- and middle-income contexts. With a specific focus on stroke, our team is highly qualified in work towards NCD reduction, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Idag får bara en bråkdel av personer med stroke i Uganda rehabilitering. Området är extremt eftersatt och lågt prioriterat.  Samarbetet mellan Africa Medical and Behavioral Sciences Organization (AMBSO) och forskargruppen HELD på Karolinska Institutet (KI) avser förändra den situationen genom att kartlägga förekomst av stroke och dess riskfaktorer som skiljer sig från riskfaktorer i höginkomstländer. Det kan bidra till bättre förutsättningar för preventionsinsatser och rehabilitering. Organisationen AMBSO inrättades 2016 för att bedriva forskning och preventivt arbete genom att samla in hälso-demografiska data från befolkningen i utvalda områden. I brist på befolkningsregister behövs denna data för att kartlägga förekomst av riskfaktorer och sjukdomar i länder där de flesta söker sjukvård sent eller inte alls.Förekomst av icke smittsamma sjukdomar (ex stroke, diabetes, cancer, lungsjukdomar) har flerdubblats och förväntas öka dramatiskt det närmaste decenniet. Söder om Sahara är riskfaktorer för stroke, som högt blodtryck och diabetes, redan minst lika vanliga som i Europa.Årligen samlas data in genom intervjuer (boende, ekonomi, familj, sjukdomshistoria, riskbeteenden) och provtagning (ex HIV-status, blodfetter, blodsocker, BMI, blodtryck). Frågor om stroke saknas men när de läggs till kan de generera värdefull information om förekomst av stroke och behov av stödinsatser för personer med risk för stroke, som grund för utveckling av riktlinjer och åtgärder för prevention och rehabilitering.Förutsättningar finns att koppla AMBSO till ett pågående projekt från HELD som utvärderar effekten av en mobiltelefonstödjande rehabiliteringsintervention för personer med stroke i Uganda. På längre sikt kan nätverket bidra till ytterligare kunskap om icke-smittsamma sjukdomar för att minska förekomst av dessa i enlighet med FN:s globala hållbarhetsmål kring hälsa, fattigdomsbekämpning och jämlikhet i låginkomstländer med hög grad av fattigdom.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför </narrative>
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      <narrative>This research is about wetlands as nature-based solution (NBS) in the Global South. It aims to explore the content of gendered traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) around wetlands and also identify forms, pathways and processes through which this gendered TEK can be utilized for policy and action towards restoration, conservation and management of wetlands. The research is important because local communities in several low income countries depend on and live in close association with wetlands and consequently possess rich relevant TEK. The Ramsar Convention on Wetlands recognizes the importance of TEK in wetland protection, but there remains a wide gap between policy and practice, these remaining undocumented and unutilized. Wetlands are an important NBS that support water sustainability through multiple pathways and given a worsening context of degraded and disappearing wetlands, and water quality and quantity-related challenges in global South, water-related sustainability becomes the key to poverty reduction and sustainable development. The research will be carried out through a comparative case study analysis based in India where 3 case studies located in diverse geo-climatic and hydro-ecological settings will be explored through an empirical multi-disciplinary methodology combining ethnographic community-based research with participatory GIS and other tools. Finally, findings will be validated in neighboring low-income country Bangladesh through stakeholder workshops.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet handlar om användningen av våtmarker som naturbaserade lösningar (nature-based solutions, NBS) i global syd. Syftet är att utforska genusbaserad traditionell ekologisk kunskap (TEK) om våtmarker som möjliggör NBS för vattenrelaterad hållbar utveckling i låginkomstländer. NBS är inspirerade och stöds av naturen och använder eller efterliknar naturliga processer för förbättrad hantering av vatten. De erbjuder samtidigt miljömässiga, sociala och ekonomiska fördelar. För vatten har de även potential att möta flera utmaningar såsom vattenmängd och vattenkvalitet samt andra risker. Dessutom förväntas NBS hjälpa till med att hantera klimatförändringens effekter och förlust av biologisk mångfald, samtidigt som de stöder flera hållbara utvecklingsmål. NBS stöds ofta av miljökunskap och lokal TEK i närliggande samhällen, TEK är fortfarande tyvärr lite utforskad. Ännu mindre kända är genusaspekter i dessa kunskapssystem. Våtmarker är viktiga NBS som på många sätt stöder hållbarhet av vattenanvändning. Med tanke på utmaningar med försämrad vattenkvalitet och kvantitet i det global syd blir vattenrelaterad hållbarhet nyckeln till fattigdomsminskning och hållbar utveckling. Ramsarkonventionen om våtmarker erkänner betydelsen av TEK för bevarandet av våtmarker, men det finns fortfarande ett stort gap mellan policy och praxis. Lokala samhällen i flera låginkomstländer som Bangladesh i södra Asien samt Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia och andra länder i Afrika har levt i nära anslutning till våtmarker i generationer och har följaktligen en rik och relevant TEK, trots det förblir kunskapen odokumenterad och outnyttjad. Syftet med det här projektet är att öka kunskapen om hur genusbaserad TEK kring våtmarker kan stödja restaurering, bevarande och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarker som NBS, för att förbättra hållbar utveckling i global syd.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Forest restoration is a key environmental policy objective of the present era. In the UN’s present “Decade of Restoration”, countries around the world have pledged to restore hundreds of millions of hectares of degraded forests — targeting rural areas of the global south where millions of rural and indigenous people live. While these efforts have potential to support a range of environmental priorities, it remains unclear to what extent large-scale restoration efforts are compatible with rural needs and other development objectives. Responding to growing calls for strengthening community rights and involvement, we ask: How, and under what conditions, can community forest governance lead to improvements in human well-being, carbon sequestration, and biodiversity from forest restoration? This mixed-methods project explores how national and state-level policy efforts in Nepal and India shape local influence in restoration planning, and we build a large dataset to test how different local governance conditions impact livelihoods, carbon sequestration, and biodiversity. In so doing, our work provides key advances to (a) better incorporate multi-scalar power and politics in theories of environmental governance, (b) generate new evidence of the relationship between carbon sequestration, biodiversity, and rural well-being, and (c) support policy innovations to advance toward a more just and sustainable global future.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Forest restoration is a key environmental policy objective of the present era. In the UN’s present “Decade of Restoration”, countries around the world have pledged to restore hundreds of millions of hectares of degraded forests — targeting rural areas of the global south where millions of rural and indigenous people live. While these efforts have potential to support a range of environmental priorities, it remains unclear to what extent large-scale restoration efforts are compatible with rural needs and other development objectives. Responding to growing calls for strengthening community rights and involvement, we ask: How, and under what conditions, can community forest governance lead to improvements in human well-being, carbon sequestration, and biodiversity from forest restoration? This mixed-methods project explores how national and state-level policy efforts in Nepal and India shape local influence in restoration planning, and we build a large dataset to test how different local governance conditions impact livelihoods, carbon sequestration, and biodiversity. In so doing, our work provides key advances to (a) better incorporate multi-scalar power and politics in theories of environmental governance, (b) generate new evidence of the relationship between carbon sequestration, biodiversity, and rural well-being, and (c) support policy innovations to advance toward a more just and sustainable global future.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Skogsrestaurering står i fokus i den globala miljöpolitiken. 2020-talet har förklarats "Årtiondet av restaurering" av FN och länder runt om i världen har åtagit sig att återställa miljontals hektar av förstörda skogar. Skogsrestaurering kan bidra till kolbindning, bevara biologisk mångfald samt förbättra välbefinnandet för skogsberoende människor. Dock lever uppskattningsvis 300 miljoner människor, däribland ursprungsbefolkningar, i prioriterade skogslandskap i det globala syd. Insatser för att återställa skog kan komma i konflikt med annan markanvändning såsom jordbruk och betesmark och därmed underminera försörjningsstrategier, matsäkerhet och andra hållbarhetsmål. Att ge lokalsamhällen makt att påverka planering av skogsrestaurering har förespråkats för att säkerställa att restaureringsprojekten överensstämmer med lokala behov och att lokalbefolkning är investerad i den långsiktiga förvaltningen. Vårt projekt frågar: Hur, och under vilka omständigheter, kan lokal samhällsstyrning av skog främja människors välbefinnande, kolbindning och biologisk mångfald vid skogsrestaurering?Vårt projekt kombinerar samhällsvetenskaplig analys med ekologiska bedömningar och analys av satellitbilder. Vi fokuserar vår forskning på Nepal och Indien – länder med långsiktig politiskt stöd av lokalt styrt skogsbruk. Vi kommer undersöka hur nationell och statlig skogspolitik påverkar lokal skogsrestaurering i praktiken, och testa hur lokala förutsättningar för samhällsstyrning påverkar kolbindning, biologisk mångfald och landsbygders välfärd över en lång tidshorisont.Vårt arbete kommer leda till nya framsteg inom teorier om miljöstyrning och innovativ policy för miljöplanering. I en tid av akuta miljökriser bygger vårt arbete kunskap om policyinsatser som kan stödja lokalt välbefinnande vid sidan av globala miljömål genom skogsrestaurering. Därigenom bidrar denna forskning till att utveckla strategier för ett mer rättvist och hållbart samhälle.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Despite its significance for unequal gender relations, unpaid care and domestic work (UCDW) has been conspicuously neglected in gender and development policy, perpetually focusing on women’s paid labour. However, responding to the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) on gender equality – clling on states and non-state actors to recognise and value UCDW – new global partnerships between public and private actors are now being formed. As the first study of the emerging global governance of UCDW, this project follows three partnerships led by the UN, business experts and one NGO from global policy documents and sites of decision-making to Kenya where all partnerships are active. Through a critical policy analysis and ethnographic fieldwork, the aim is to identify and compare the different ways in which UCDW is governed and assess the reshaping of gendered power relations. Building on social reproduction theory, it develops a framework to analyse a) guiding policy frames i.e. economic growth or gender justice, b) strategies to mitigate, replenish or transform UCDW, and c) effects on the responsibility for and provision of care among public and private actors, civil society and households. With a specific focus on the experiences of vulnerable groups, the ones most affected by the lack of care infrastructure, the study wishes to strengthen development partners’ awareness of the complexities of UCDW as they aim to alter it in alignment with the SDGs.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Obetalt hushålls- och omsorgsarbete är omistligt för samhällens överlevnad och välbefinnande. Samtidigt är detta arbete ofta lågt värderat och dess ojämna fördelning en orsak till att ojämställdheten mellan kvinnor och män består. Trots detta har det obetalda arbetet förbisetts i jämställdhets- och utvecklingspolicy som istället fokuserat på att öka kvinnors deltagande i betalt arbete. Tillsammans med minskade investeringar i välfärd kan detta leda till en omsorgskris, då individuella och samhälleliga resurser urholkas. Nu finns dock tecken på en ökad insikt om det obetalda arbetets betydelse. Till exempel uppmanar FNs globala mål för hållbar utveckling stater och icke-statliga aktörer att erkänna och värdesätta det obetalda omsorgsarbetet. Men vad innebär detta i praktiken? I den här studien undersöks för första gången den framväxande globala styrningen av obetalt omsorgsarbete och dess konsekvenser för jämställdhet och hållbar utveckling. Med utgångspunkt i policyanalys och etnografiskt fältarbete jämförs tre nya globala partnerskap som leds av FN, företagsexperter och en internationell ickestatlig organisation. Studien rör sig fram och tillbaka mellan det global och ett lokalt sammanhang, Kenya, där de tre partnerskapen är aktiva. Partnerskapens olika förståelseramar undersöks liksom strategierna för att förändra omsorgsarbetes förutsättningar och fördelning mellan stater, marknader, civilsamhälle och hushåll. Särskild vikt fästs vid utsatta målgruppers erfarenheter och hur dessa tas till vara av partnerskapen. Eftersom den globala styrningen av omsorgsarbete nu håller på att ta form behövs ökad kunskap om i vilken utsträckning och under vilka omständigheter olika typer av utvecklingsinsatser bidrar till en hållbar och jämställd ansvarsfördelning. Då effekterna av klimatförändringarna, så som torka och översvämningar, ytterligare väntas försvåra redan sårbara gruppers omsorgsarbete växter behovet av sådan kunskap för att nå utvecklingspolitiska målsättningar.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Despite its significance for unequal gender relations, unpaid care and domestic work (UCDW) has been conspicuously neglected in gender and development policy, perpetually focusing on women’s paid labour. However, responding to the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) on gender equality – clling on states and non-state actors to recognise and value UCDW – new global partnerships between public and private actors are now being formed. As the first study of the emerging global governance of UCDW, this project follows three partnerships led by the UN, business experts and one NGO from global policy documents and sites of decision-making to Kenya where all partnerships are active. Through a critical policy analysis and ethnographic fieldwork, the aim is to identify and compare the different ways in which UCDW is governed and assess the reshaping of gendered power relations. Building on social reproduction theory, it develops a framework to analyse a) guiding policy frames i.e. economic growth or gender justice, b) strategies to mitigate, replenish or transform UCDW, and c) effects on the responsibility for and provision of care among public and private actors, civil society and households. With a specific focus on the experiences of vulnerable groups, the ones most affected by the lack of care infrastructure, the study wishes to strengthen development partners’ awareness of the complexities of UCDW as they aim to alter it in alignment with the SDGs.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Obetalt hushålls- och omsorgsarbete är omistligt för samhällens överlevnad och välbefinnande. Samtidigt är detta arbete ofta lågt värderat och dess ojämna fördelning en orsak till att ojämställdheten mellan kvinnor och män består. Trots detta har det obetalda arbetet förbisetts i jämställdhets- och utvecklingspolicy som istället fokuserat på att öka kvinnors deltagande i betalt arbete. Tillsammans med minskade investeringar i välfärd kan detta leda till en omsorgskris, då individuella och samhälleliga resurser urholkas. Nu finns dock tecken på en ökad insikt om det obetalda arbetets betydelse. Till exempel uppmanar FNs globala mål för hållbar utveckling stater och icke-statliga aktörer att erkänna och värdesätta det obetalda omsorgsarbetet. Men vad innebär detta i praktiken? I den här studien undersöks för första gången den framväxande globala styrningen av obetalt omsorgsarbete och dess konsekvenser för jämställdhet och hållbar utveckling. Med utgångspunkt i policyanalys och etnografiskt fältarbete jämförs tre nya globala partnerskap som leds av FN, företagsexperter och en internationell ickestatlig organisation. Studien rör sig fram och tillbaka mellan det global och ett lokalt sammanhang, Kenya, där de tre partnerskapen är aktiva. Partnerskapens olika förståelseramar undersöks liksom strategierna för att förändra omsorgsarbetes förutsättningar och fördelning mellan stater, marknader, civilsamhälle och hushåll. Särskild vikt fästs vid utsatta målgruppers erfarenheter och hur dessa tas till vara av partnerskapen. Eftersom den globala styrningen av omsorgsarbete nu håller på att ta form behövs ökad kunskap om i vilken utsträckning och under vilka omständigheter olika typer av utvecklingsinsatser bidrar till en hållbar och jämställd ansvarsfördelning. Då effekterna av klimatförändringarna, så som torka och översvämningar, ytterligare väntas försvåra redan sårbara gruppers omsorgsarbete växter behovet av sådan kunskap för att nå utvecklingspolitiska målsättningar.</narrative>
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      <narrative>9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Purpose and aims: To determine the prevalence of developmental delays and disabilities (DDD) for children in Nepal who had complications around the time of birth, and to develop and evaluate an intervention for children with DDD in regard to feasibility and effect on participation for children and quality of life for caregivers. Study design &amp; methods:  Part 1: A prospective cohort study of two cohorts of children who received (n 381) and did not receive (n 381) newborn interventions due to complications at birth at a tertiary hospital in Nepal, Children in both cohorts will be followed up at 3-5 years of age to screen for DDD, children identified with DDD will be assessed by a specialized team for diagnosis.Part 2: A cluster randomized trial with one intervention (n 51) and one control arm (n 51). Including the following dimensions:Monthly peer-support group workshopsIndividual goal-directed sessionsFamily support daysCommunity workshopsSignificance: This study will provide information on long-term impact of development for children that had complications around the time of birth and received basic interventions for newborn survival. Furthermore this study will evaluate an intervention model for children with DDD to increase child participation and caregiver quality of life. Results will inform the need for habilitation services and contribute to intervention program development, and may be transferable across Nepal and to other low-income settings.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">De senaste decennierna har det satsats mycket på nyföddhetsvård i låginkomstländer, vilket har lett till minskad dödlighet. Men hur barnens utveckling ser ut efter att de överlevt är oklart, trots att detta är viktig information för att kunna planera för sjukvårds och habiliteringsinsatser. I många låginkomstländer så saknas det stöd och habilitering för barn med funktionsnedsättningar, vilket leder till sämre utveckling och delaktighet för barnen samt reducerad livskvalitet för deras föräldrar. För att kunna inkludera barnen i vårdplanering så behövs det både information om hur många de är, samt vilka interventioner som skulle kunna vara till nytta för dem. Vi planerar därför att utföra ett forskningsprojekt i Nepal där vi kommer följa upp två grupper av barn, en grupp (381 barn) födda med komplikationer runt födseln som lett till att de behövt vårdinsatser (återupplivningsassistans, känguruvård, antibiotikabehandling) samt en grupp som inte behövt några insatser runt födseln (381 barn). Barnens funktionella utveckling i motorik, språk, beteende samt kognition kommer att undersökas med instrument speciellt utvecklade för låginkomstländer. Vi kommer sen utföra specialistbedömningar för de barn som har utvecklingsförseningar för att beräkna hur många som har olika funktionsnedsättningar i varje grupp. De barn som vi identifierar med funktionsförseningar och nedsättningar kommer att erbjudas deltagande i en studie, med en kontrollgrupp (vård som vanligt) samt en interventionsgrupp. Den familjecentrerade intervention kommer att utvecklas av ett team i Nepal samt ett internationellt team av experter, och kommer innehålla: i) workshops för föräldrar av föräldrar ii) individuell mål-inriktad träning ii) familjestödsdagar iv) workshops för de lokala samhällena. Resultaten från våra studier kommer informera behovet att habilitering samt bidra till utveckling av interventionsprogram för barn med funktionsnedsättningar i Nepal, samt kanske även i andra låginkomstländer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Purpose and aims: To determine the prevalence of developmental delays and disabilities (DDD) for children in Nepal who had complications around the time of birth, and to develop and evaluate an intervention for children with DDD in regard to feasibility and effect on participation for children and quality of life for caregivers. Study design &amp; methods:  Part 1: A prospective cohort study of two cohorts of children who received (n 381) and did not receive (n 381) newborn interventions due to complications at birth at a tertiary hospital in Nepal, Children in both cohorts will be followed up at 3-5 years of age to screen for DDD, children identified with DDD will be assessed by a specialized team for diagnosis.Part 2: A cluster randomized trial with one intervention (n 51) and one control arm (n 51). Including the following dimensions:Monthly peer-support group workshopsIndividual goal-directed sessionsFamily support daysCommunity workshopsSignificance: This study will provide information on long-term impact of development for children that had complications around the time of birth and received basic interventions for newborn survival. Furthermore this study will evaluate an intervention model for children with DDD to increase child participation and caregiver quality of life. Results will inform the need for habilitation services and contribute to intervention program development, and may be transferable across Nepal and to other low-income settings.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">De senaste decennierna har det satsats mycket på nyföddhetsvård i låginkomstländer, vilket har lett till minskad dödlighet. Men hur barnens utveckling ser ut efter att de överlevt är oklart, trots att detta är viktig information för att kunna planera för sjukvårds och habiliteringsinsatser. I många låginkomstländer så saknas det stöd och habilitering för barn med funktionsnedsättningar, vilket leder till sämre utveckling och delaktighet för barnen samt reducerad livskvalitet för deras föräldrar. För att kunna inkludera barnen i vårdplanering så behövs det både information om hur många de är, samt vilka interventioner som skulle kunna vara till nytta för dem. Vi planerar därför att utföra ett forskningsprojekt i Nepal där vi kommer följa upp två grupper av barn, en grupp (381 barn) födda med komplikationer runt födseln som lett till att de behövt vårdinsatser (återupplivningsassistans, känguruvård, antibiotikabehandling) samt en grupp som inte behövt några insatser runt födseln (381 barn). Barnens funktionella utveckling i motorik, språk, beteende samt kognition kommer att undersökas med instrument speciellt utvecklade för låginkomstländer. Vi kommer sen utföra specialistbedömningar för de barn som har utvecklingsförseningar för att beräkna hur många som har olika funktionsnedsättningar i varje grupp. De barn som vi identifierar med funktionsförseningar och nedsättningar kommer att erbjudas deltagande i en studie, med en kontrollgrupp (vård som vanligt) samt en interventionsgrupp. Den familjecentrerade intervention kommer att utvecklas av ett team i Nepal samt ett internationellt team av experter, och kommer innehålla: i) workshops för föräldrar av föräldrar ii) individuell mål-inriktad träning ii) familjestödsdagar iv) workshops för de lokala samhällena. Resultaten från våra studier kommer informera behovet att habilitering samt bidra till utveckling av interventionsprogram för barn med funktionsnedsättningar i Nepal, samt kanske även i andra låginkomstländer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Coastal areas are subjected to multiple drivers of change. Two critical ones are Climate change, which is projected to affect mainly in negative ways; and the new conceptualization of ocean use called "The Blue Economy". A key knowledge gap is how the co-existence of these two strong drivers will affect livelihoods of coastal people highly dependent on marine resources. The proposed network and associated research will address this gap in the context of the Western Indian Ocean in the states of Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique.The research is anchored in sustainability science, social-ecological systems approaches and theories of societal transformation. The overarching question is: How are these coexisting drivers (climate change and the blue economy)  affecting coastal livelihoods and how may societal transformation look like considering the adaptive capacity of the people? Further, how managers and policy makers conceived the policies and what new economic activities they had in mind for the local people? Are these suitable and match people´s capabilities? The research will address these questions systematically for the first time in the three states, and will contribute to theoretical development understanding transformations in the coastal zones. The research is important and will advance the SDGs particularly, 1 no poverty, 2 zero hunger, 5 gender equality, 13 climate action, 14 locean life and marine resources/life under water and 16 robust/fair institutions.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Det föreslagna nätverket avser att undersöka effekten av klimatförändringar och den blå ekonomin som samexisterande drivkrafter för den lokala befolkningen i olika kustområden i Syd- och Östafrika (Kenya, Tanzania och Mozambique).  Vi avser att kartlägga hur nya policies har påverkat lokala inkomstmöjligheter, hur dessa har förståtts och vilken framtid som stakas ut för befolkningen i kustområdena. Vi undersöker den spänning som finns mellan å ena sidan exploateringen av marina resurser i den blå ekonomin och den pågående eroderingen av dessa resurser som ett resultat av klimatförändringarna. I den blå ekonomin betonas t ex exploatering av olja och gasfyndigheter på havsbotten medan klimatkrisen kräver en utfasning av fossila bränslen. Klimatförändringarna innebär bl a försurning, syrebrist och ökande vattentemperaturer med negativa effekter för fisk och andra marina djur. Den resurs som skall exploateras håller på att försvinna.Hur hanteras dessa motstridiga drivkrafter på policy- och implementeringsnivå? Vilka effekter får det för kustbefolkningars möjligheter för överlevnad? Hur hanterar människorna som har sin inkomst i marina resurser detta?Vi är en grupp forskare som har varit aktiva i den Västra Indiska Oceanen i många år, vi är alla  experter i olika områden som har med hav och kust att göra. Vi har kunskap om ekologiska processer i olika marina ekosystem till de sociala processer som formar hanteringen av naturresurser. Vi kommer att samarbeta i en icke hierarkisk form med lärande, samarbete, och deltagande i första hand.Vi förväntar oss att nätverket föreslår nya relevanta och spännande forskningsprojekt för havets och kusternas hållbarhet, och att vår kunskap bidrar till att förverkliga viktiga hållbarhetsmål. Nätverket och forskningsprojektet fokuserar på följande mål, 1 ingen fattigdom   2 ingen hunger, 5 jämställdhet, 13 bekämpa klimatförändringarna, 14 hav och marina resurser, och16 robusta och rättvisa institutioner.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Mental and alcohol use disorders in Africa are seriously understudied and underfinanced but have a huge impact on the burden of disease, human suffering and progress towards goals of leaving no-one behind and Agenda 2030. During COVID-related lockdowns, mental distress has increased in high-income settings but primary data from Africa and appropriate interventions are lacking. However mental health is closely interlinked with school closures, lost life opportunities, poverty, food insecurity. This large population-based study in Uganda aims to analyse the occurrence of the most common mental disorders (depression, anxiety) and alcohol abuse, and interactions with poverty, age, gender, reproductive health (HIV), urbanicity, food insecurity and partner violence. We will validate tools on stigma against mental illness and care seeking, and, assess the influence of the pandemic on access to care and prevention for mental and alcohol use disorders. This 3-year project will use longitudinal data from a cohort of 11,000 individuals aged 13-80 years before, during and after the pandemic. Based on our results we will suggest new policy guidelines for health care and community interventions to mitigate the impact of mental disorders and change prevailing discriminatory views of mental health in general. We build on a strong collaboration between Karolinska and AMBSO research organisation in Uganda overall aiming to optimize capacity for operational research in low-income contexts.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Psykisk ohälsa och alkoholproblem har ökat i spåren av COVID-19 pandemin men information saknas om hur situationen egentligen ut i låginkomstländer i Afrika  där det redan före pandemin fanns begränsade resurser för att förebygga och behandla dessa stigmatiserade tillstånd och där det råder stor brist på större tillförlitliga populations-baserade studier. Detta trots att många kända sociala riskfaktorer för psykisk ohälsa och alkoholproblem såsom fattigdom, matbrist, begränsade livschanser, arbetslöshet och våld i hemmet är betydligt vanligare i ett land som tex Uganda jämfört med Europa.De humanitära, sociala och ekonomiska konsekvenserna av COVID-19 pandemin och de påföljande restriktionerna har varit mycket stora i hela världen. Studier om hur dessa påverkat risken för psykisk ohälsa börjar nu komma från höginkomstländer, men hittills saknas motsvarande studier från låginkomstländer i Afrika där orsakssambanden liksom åtgärderna kan se annorlunda ut.Syftet med detta forskningsprojekt är dels att studera förekomst och andelen nyinsjuknade i depression och ångest (de två vanligaste orsakerna till psykisk ohälsa) och alkoholproblem före, under och efter pandemin i Uganda, men även att undersöka riskfaktorerna och föreslå anpassade inventioner för att minska stigmat kring psykisk ohälsa och förbättra vården.Vi använder intervju och hälso-data från ett stort representativt urval i både rurala och urbana Uganda med över 11, 000 individer 13-80 år data regelbundet samlas in genom noggrann surveillance före (2018), under (2020–2021), och efter pandemin (2022-2025)Det övergripande målet med forskningen är att möjliggöra tidiga och effektiva insatser vad gäller psykisk ohälsa och alkoholproblem i Uganda och liknande låginkomstkontexter, liksom att minska stigmat kring psykisk ohälsa. I samarbete med våra ugandiska kollegor kommer vi att använda våra resultat till policyrekommendationer och att sprida dessa till vårdgivare, liksom nationella och globala beslutsfattare.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Mental and alcohol use disorders in Africa are seriously understudied and underfinanced but have a huge impact on the burden of disease, human suffering and progress towards goals of leaving no-one behind and Agenda 2030. During COVID-related lockdowns, mental distress has increased in high-income settings but primary data from Africa and appropriate interventions are lacking. However mental health is closely interlinked with school closures, lost life opportunities, poverty, food insecurity. This large population-based study in Uganda aims to analyse the occurrence of the most common mental disorders (depression, anxiety) and alcohol abuse, and interactions with poverty, age, gender, reproductive health (HIV), urbanicity, food insecurity and partner violence. We will validate tools on stigma against mental illness and care seeking, and, assess the influence of the pandemic on access to care and prevention for mental and alcohol use disorders. This 3-year project will use longitudinal data from a cohort of 11,000 individuals aged 13-80 years before, during and after the pandemic. Based on our results we will suggest new policy guidelines for health care and community interventions to mitigate the impact of mental disorders and change prevailing discriminatory views of mental health in general. We build on a strong collaboration between Karolinska and AMBSO research organisation in Uganda overall aiming to optimize capacity for operational research in low-income contexts.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Psykisk ohälsa och alkoholproblem har ökat i spåren av COVID-19 pandemin men information saknas om hur situationen egentligen ut i låginkomstländer i Afrika  där det redan före pandemin fanns begränsade resurser för att förebygga och behandla dessa stigmatiserade tillstånd och där det råder stor brist på större tillförlitliga populations-baserade studier. Detta trots att många kända sociala riskfaktorer för psykisk ohälsa och alkoholproblem såsom fattigdom, matbrist, begränsade livschanser, arbetslöshet och våld i hemmet är betydligt vanligare i ett land som tex Uganda jämfört med Europa.De humanitära, sociala och ekonomiska konsekvenserna av COVID-19 pandemin och de påföljande restriktionerna har varit mycket stora i hela världen. Studier om hur dessa påverkat risken för psykisk ohälsa börjar nu komma från höginkomstländer, men hittills saknas motsvarande studier från låginkomstländer i Afrika där orsakssambanden liksom åtgärderna kan se annorlunda ut.Syftet med detta forskningsprojekt är dels att studera förekomst och andelen nyinsjuknade i depression och ångest (de två vanligaste orsakerna till psykisk ohälsa) och alkoholproblem före, under och efter pandemin i Uganda, men även att undersöka riskfaktorerna och föreslå anpassade inventioner för att minska stigmat kring psykisk ohälsa och förbättra vården.Vi använder intervju och hälso-data från ett stort representativt urval i både rurala och urbana Uganda med över 11, 000 individer 13-80 år data regelbundet samlas in genom noggrann surveillance före (2018), under (2020–2021), och efter pandemin (2022-2025)Det övergripande målet med forskningen är att möjliggöra tidiga och effektiva insatser vad gäller psykisk ohälsa och alkoholproblem i Uganda och liknande låginkomstkontexter, liksom att minska stigmat kring psykisk ohälsa. I samarbete med våra ugandiska kollegor kommer vi att använda våra resultat till policyrekommendationer och att sprida dessa till vårdgivare, liksom nationella och globala beslutsfattare.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför </narrative>
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      <narrative>Climate change and biodiversity loss are increasingly presented as an interconnected environmental crisis in need of a global scaling up investments for its mitigation. While the urgency is based on ecological evidence and receives state, corporate and civil society support, the rolling out of green investments at the local level can be highly problematic. Green initiatives tend to be implemented in economically and politically marginalized regions, and reproduce existing social and environmental injustices through dynamics of dispossession. The proposed project’s purpose is to provide novel insights into emerging conflict dynamics over land-based resources in the wake of green investments in the East African drylands. Its specific aim is to study how multiple stakeholders engage in conflicts that emerge at the intersection of green energy investments and conservation efforts on one hand, and pastoralist community’s control over communal land resources through ongoing land reform policies that aim to provide tenure-security for local communities on the other. This will be achieved through a multi-site ethnography in two counties in northern Kenya, with data being collected through a strategic combination of questionnaires, interviews, and focus groups, supported by document analysis. The results are expected to produce advice and identify lessons for wider East African drylands, which share similar challenges to secure community land tenure in the face of green investments.
The governance of natural resources and the livelihoods of people inhabiting marginalized spaces are central to this research, with a particular focus on the implications of the implementation of various green development policies and projects with a capacity to fundamentally transform the drylands. These policies and projects are likely to affect men and women differently, due to inequalities between men and women regarding property rights, access to decision making platforms, and access to resources, which taken together determine livelihood pathways as well as the outcomes of these policies and projects. Women are one of the social groups most vulnerable to the impacts of land dispossession. This research will therefore take sex and gender perspectives into account, making it essential to methodologically and analytically include gender perspectives in the research design and implementation. Methodologically, the research design ensures that not only the perspective of the powerful is taken into consideration. Instead, the data gathering process will ensure to include and have full representation of different subjectivities and social groups throughout this research, including people of different sex, gender, age and background. Gathering insights and perspectives of a diversity of people require the creation of safe spaces for expressing a diversity of positions and claims. Furthermore, the research project will ensure that these insights are given equal analytical importance, a task that forms an integrated part of the overall goal of the research. To understand the implications and outcomes of various green investments in terms of access to, and control over, land, and to what extent land reform serve as a catalysing agent to secure land for local communities in the face of green investments.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">På senare tid har de nära kopplingarna mellan klimatförändringar och förlust av biodiversitet uppmärksammats internationellt av såväl forskare som beslutsfattare och lett till krav på så kallade ´gröna investeringar´. Ny samhällsvetenskaplig forskning varnar för att en uppskalning av ´gröna investeringar´ kan komma att förstärka befintliga sociala och miljömässiga orättvisor och ojämlikheter gentemot befolkningsgrupper som idag använder markresurser i områden som anses attraktiva för energi- och bevarandeinitiativ. Det huvudsakliga syftet  att ta fram ny kunskap om de konflikter kring landbaserade resurser som växer fram i kölvattnet av de gröna investeringar som blir allt mer vanligt förekommande i torrområden i Östafrika. Projektet kommer särskilt studera denna problematik i Kenya, där gröna investeringar riskerar att leda till att befolkningsgrupper förlorar tillgång till eller kontroll över viktiga, kollektiva landbaserade naturresurser, samtidigt som en pågående landreform genomförs vars målsättning är att ge lokala befolkningsgrupper tydligare och starkare rättigheter till den mark de är beroende av för sin försörjning. Projektets målsättning är att att studera hur nya konstellationer av samhällsaktörer engagerar sig i de konflikter som uppstår i ljuset av snabbt ökande behov av landbaserade resurser för internationellt drivna energi- och bevarande-projekt. Projektet avser att uppnå denna målsättning genom fördjupande, etnografiska fallstudier av två sådana projekt, som systematiskt kombinerar olika datainsamlingmetoder. Resultaten av studien förväntas ge ett unikt underlag för lärdomar och råd för hur behovet av ´gröna investeringar´ bör genomföras i Östafrika för att skapa synergier mellan det ökande internationella behovet av kraftfulla åtgärder för att motverka klimatförändringar, samt behovet av att stärka fattiga befolkningsgruppers rätt till tillgång och kontroll över de landbaserade naturresurser de är långsiktigt beroende av för sin samhällsutveckling.
Styrningen av naturresurser och försörjningen för människor som bor i marginaliserade utrymmen är centrala för denna forskning, med särskilt fokus på implikationerna av genomförandet av olika gröna utvecklingspolicyer och projekt med kapacitet att fundamentalt omvandla torrområdena. Dessa policyer och projekt kommer sannolikt att påverka män och kvinnor på olika sätt, på grund av ojämlikhet mellan män och kvinnor när det gäller äganderätt, tillgång till beslutsfattande plattformar och tillgång till resurser, som tillsammans avgör försörjningsvägar såväl som resultaten av dessa policyer och projekt. Kvinnor är en av de sociala grupper som är mest sårbara för effekterna av markfördrivning. Denna forskning kommer därför att ta hänsyn till köns- och genusperspektiv, vilket gör det väsentligt att metodologiskt och analytiskt inkludera genusperspektiv i forskningsdesign och genomförande. Metodologiskt säkerställer forskningsdesignen att inte bara de mäktigas perspektiv tas i beaktande. Istället kommer datainsamlingsprocessen att säkerställa att den inkluderar och har en fullständig representation av olika subjektiviteter och sociala grupper genom hela denna forskning, inklusive människor av olika kön, kön, ålder och bakgrund. Att samla insikter och perspektiv på en mångfald av människor kräver skapandet av säkra utrymmen för att uttrycka en mångfald av ståndpunkter och påståenden. Vidare ska forskningsprojektet säkerställa att dessa insikter ges lika stor analytisk betydelse, en uppgift som utgör en integrerad del av det övergripande målet för forskningen. Att förstå konsekvenserna och resultaten av olika gröna investeringar i termer av tillgång till och kontroll över mark, och i vilken utsträckning markreformer fungerar som en katalysator för att säkra mark för lokalsamhällen inför gröna investeringar.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Climate change and biodiversity loss are increasingly presented as an interconnected environmental crisis in need of a global scaling up investments for its mitigation. While the urgency is based on ecological evidence and receives state, corporate and civil society support, the rolling out of green investments at the local level can be highly problematic. Green initiatives tend to be implemented in economically and politically marginalized regions, and reproduce existing social and environmental injustices through dynamics of dispossession. The proposed project’s purpose is to provide novel insights into emerging conflict dynamics over land-based resources in the wake of green investments in the East African drylands. Its specific aim is to study how multiple stakeholders engage in conflicts that emerge at the intersection of green energy investments and conservation efforts on one hand, and pastoralist community’s control over communal land resources through ongoing land reform policies that aim to provide tenure-security for local communities on the other. This will be achieved through a multi-site ethnography in two counties in northern Kenya, with data being collected through a strategic combination of questionnaires, interviews, and focus groups, supported by document analysis. The results are expected to produce advice and identify lessons for wider East African drylands, which share similar challenges to secure community land tenure in the face of green investments.
The governance of natural resources and the livelihoods of people inhabiting marginalized spaces are central to this research, with a particular focus on the implications of the implementation of various green development policies and projects with a capacity to fundamentally transform the drylands. These policies and projects are likely to affect men and women differently, due to inequalities between men and women regarding property rights, access to decision making platforms, and access to resources, which taken together determine livelihood pathways as well as the outcomes of these policies and projects. Women are one of the social groups most vulnerable to the impacts of land dispossession. This research will therefore take sex and gender perspectives into account, making it essential to methodologically and analytically include gender perspectives in the research design and implementation. Methodologically, the research design ensures that not only the perspective of the powerful is taken into consideration. Instead, the data gathering process will ensure to include and have full representation of different subjectivities and social groups throughout this research, including people of different sex, gender, age and background. Gathering insights and perspectives of a diversity of people require the creation of safe spaces for expressing a diversity of positions and claims. Furthermore, the research project will ensure that these insights are given equal analytical importance, a task that forms an integrated part of the overall goal of the research. To understand the implications and outcomes of various green investments in terms of access to, and control over, land, and to what extent land reform serve as a catalysing agent to secure land for local communities in the face of green investments.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">På senare tid har de nära kopplingarna mellan klimatförändringar och förlust av biodiversitet uppmärksammats internationellt av såväl forskare som beslutsfattare och lett till krav på så kallade ´gröna investeringar´. Ny samhällsvetenskaplig forskning varnar för att en uppskalning av ´gröna investeringar´ kan komma att förstärka befintliga sociala och miljömässiga orättvisor och ojämlikheter gentemot befolkningsgrupper som idag använder markresurser i områden som anses attraktiva för energi- och bevarandeinitiativ. Det huvudsakliga syftet  att ta fram ny kunskap om de konflikter kring landbaserade resurser som växer fram i kölvattnet av de gröna investeringar som blir allt mer vanligt förekommande i torrområden i Östafrika. Projektet kommer särskilt studera denna problematik i Kenya, där gröna investeringar riskerar att leda till att befolkningsgrupper förlorar tillgång till eller kontroll över viktiga, kollektiva landbaserade naturresurser, samtidigt som en pågående landreform genomförs vars målsättning är att ge lokala befolkningsgrupper tydligare och starkare rättigheter till den mark de är beroende av för sin försörjning. Projektets målsättning är att att studera hur nya konstellationer av samhällsaktörer engagerar sig i de konflikter som uppstår i ljuset av snabbt ökande behov av landbaserade resurser för internationellt drivna energi- och bevarande-projekt. Projektet avser att uppnå denna målsättning genom fördjupande, etnografiska fallstudier av två sådana projekt, som systematiskt kombinerar olika datainsamlingmetoder. Resultaten av studien förväntas ge ett unikt underlag för lärdomar och råd för hur behovet av ´gröna investeringar´ bör genomföras i Östafrika för att skapa synergier mellan det ökande internationella behovet av kraftfulla åtgärder för att motverka klimatförändringar, samt behovet av att stärka fattiga befolkningsgruppers rätt till tillgång och kontroll över de landbaserade naturresurser de är långsiktigt beroende av för sin samhällsutveckling.
Styrningen av naturresurser och försörjningen för människor som bor i marginaliserade utrymmen är centrala för denna forskning, med särskilt fokus på implikationerna av genomförandet av olika gröna utvecklingspolicyer och projekt med kapacitet att fundamentalt omvandla torrområdena. Dessa policyer och projekt kommer sannolikt att påverka män och kvinnor på olika sätt, på grund av ojämlikhet mellan män och kvinnor när det gäller äganderätt, tillgång till beslutsfattande plattformar och tillgång till resurser, som tillsammans avgör försörjningsvägar såväl som resultaten av dessa policyer och projekt. Kvinnor är en av de sociala grupper som är mest sårbara för effekterna av markfördrivning. Denna forskning kommer därför att ta hänsyn till köns- och genusperspektiv, vilket gör det väsentligt att metodologiskt och analytiskt inkludera genusperspektiv i forskningsdesign och genomförande. Metodologiskt säkerställer forskningsdesignen att inte bara de mäktigas perspektiv tas i beaktande. Istället kommer datainsamlingsprocessen att säkerställa att den inkluderar och har en fullständig representation av olika subjektiviteter och sociala grupper genom hela denna forskning, inklusive människor av olika kön, kön, ålder och bakgrund. Att samla insikter och perspektiv på en mångfald av människor kräver skapandet av säkra utrymmen för att uttrycka en mångfald av ståndpunkter och påståenden. Vidare ska forskningsprojektet säkerställa att dessa insikter ges lika stor analytisk betydelse, en uppgift som utgör en integrerad del av det övergripande målet för forskningen. Att förstå konsekvenserna och resultaten av olika gröna investeringar i termer av tillgång till och kontroll över mark, och i vilken utsträckning markreformer fungerar som en katalysator för att säkra mark för lokalsamhällen inför gröna investeringar.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta forskningsprojekt undersöker relationen mellan medborgarskap och folkförflyttningar i Myanmar. Rohingya är idag den största statslösa folkgruppen i världen, och det största flyktinglägret är beläget vid gränsen mellan Bangladesh och Myanmar. Det finns en hel del forskning som rör tvångsförflyttningar av Rohingya och deras statslöshet, men det finns betydligt mindre forskning när det gäller medborgarskap, statslöshet, och tvångsförflyttningar av Myanmar’s andra religiösa grupper och etniska minoriteter. Liksom när det gäller Rohingya så har många av de icke-officiella minoriteterna (t.ex. hinduer, muslimer, etniska kineser, indier, och Gurkhas) inte ställning som etniska minoritieter enligt Myanmars lagar. De får inte medborgarskap vid födelsen utan måste gå igenom en verifieringsprocess av sitt medborgarskap vilket kan ta många år och även resultera i att det inte får något medborgskap.Att studera dessa gruppers erfarenheter, svårigheter när det gäller medborgarskap, och folkförflyttningar över gränsen från Myanmar till Thailand, är centralt för att förstå hur statslöshet tar sig uttryck över tid och både är ett resultat av och resulterar i tvångsförflyttningar. Projektet avser att dokumentera dessa generationsöverskridande och gränsöverskridande historier av tvångsförflyttningar för att förstå statslöshet som ett komplext socialt och politiskt fenomen som orsakar både påtvingad rörlighet och orörlighet.  Statslöshet påverkar människors liv på många sätt och över flera generationer. Det innebär diskriminering inom många områden och påverkar t.ex. tillgången till utbildning, försörjningsmöjligheterna, inklusive både ägande och arbete, hälsa och trygghet. Att förhindra statslöshet och hantera utdragen tvångsförflyttning som orsakas av eller leder till statslöshet är centralt för att kunna uppnå FN:s hållbarhetsmål. Men för att detta skall kunna ske krävs också en historiskt grundad kunskap och en förståelse av den lokala kontexten och formerna av statslöshet.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Detta forskningsprojekt undersöker relationen mellan medborgarskap och folkförflyttningar i Myanmar. Rohingya är idag den största statslösa folkgruppen i världen, och det största flyktinglägret är beläget vid gränsen mellan Bangladesh och Myanmar. Det finns en hel del forskning som rör tvångsförflyttningar av Rohingya och deras statslöshet, men det finns betydligt mindre forskning när det gäller medborgarskap, statslöshet, och tvångsförflyttningar av Myanmar’s andra religiösa grupper och etniska minoriteter. Liksom när det gäller Rohingya så har många av de icke-officiella minoriteterna (t.ex. hinduer, muslimer, etniska kineser, indier, och Gurkhas) inte ställning som etniska minoritieter enligt Myanmars lagar. De får inte medborgarskap vid födelsen utan måste gå igenom en verifieringsprocess av sitt medborgarskap vilket kan ta många år och även resultera i att det inte får något medborgskap.Att studera dessa gruppers erfarenheter, svårigheter när det gäller medborgarskap, och folkförflyttningar över gränsen från Myanmar till Thailand, är centralt för att förstå hur statslöshet tar sig uttryck över tid och både är ett resultat av och resulterar i tvångsförflyttningar. Projektet avser att dokumentera dessa generationsöverskridande och gränsöverskridande historier av tvångsförflyttningar för att förstå statslöshet som ett komplext socialt och politiskt fenomen som orsakar både påtvingad rörlighet och orörlighet.  Statslöshet påverkar människors liv på många sätt och över flera generationer. Det innebär diskriminering inom många områden och påverkar t.ex. tillgången till utbildning, försörjningsmöjligheterna, inklusive både ägande och arbete, hälsa och trygghet. Att förhindra statslöshet och hantera utdragen tvångsförflyttning som orsakas av eller leder till statslöshet är centralt för att kunna uppnå FN:s hållbarhetsmål. Men för att detta skall kunna ske krävs också en historiskt grundad kunskap och en förståelse av den lokala kontexten och formerna av statslöshet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2018-10-17" />
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      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-51000" type="80">
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15160" />
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      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-51000" type="80">
        <narrative>Istanbul Bilgi University</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="2" code="151" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15160" />
      <recipient-country code="TR" />
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    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">European School of Politics</narrative>
      <narrative>European School of Politics</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>unique education to young politicians and activists from all over the political spectrum from all over Turkey.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Ministry for Foreign Affairs</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2019-02-05" />
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        <narrative>Government Offices of Sweden</narrative>
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      <email>https://www.government.se/contact-information/</email>
      <website>www.government.se</website>
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        <narrative>SE-103 33 STOCKHOLM, Sweden</narrative>
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    <recipient-country code="TR" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Turkey</narrative>
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    <sector code="15160" vocabulary="1" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Human rights</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">European School of Politics</narrative>
      <narrative>European School of Politics</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
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    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="23" role="2" crs-channel-code="23000">
      <narrative>Anadolu Kültür</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-2" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Ministry for Foreign Affairs</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="23" role="4" crs-channel-code="23000">
      <narrative>Anadolu Kültür</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2019-02-05" />
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      <narrative>16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels.</narrative>
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    <tag code="5.5" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet.</narrative>
      <narrative>5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life.</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="1" vocabulary="1" significance="1">
      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="2" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="2">
      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="4" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="10" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="11" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disability</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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    <default-finance-type code="110" />
    <default-aid-type code="C01" />
    <default-tied-status code="5" />
    <capital-spend percentage="0" />
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="2" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2019-02-05" />
      <value value-date="2019-02-05">431000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-23000" type="23">
        <narrative>Anadolu Kültür</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="2" code="151" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15160" />
      <recipient-country code="TR" />
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    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2019-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2019-01-28">431000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-23000" type="23">
        <narrative>Anadolu Kültür</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="151" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15160" />
      <recipient-country code="TR" />
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    <related-activity ref="SE-0-SE-2-CRS2019-UM2019/05304/ISTA" type="1" />
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    <iati-identifier>SE-0-SE-2-CRS2019-UM2019/07011/ISTA</iati-identifier>
    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </reporting-org>
    <title>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Change Starts With Me</narrative>
      <narrative>Change Starts With Me</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The project aims to increase awareness about sexual violence among actors who meet and work with these issues, to raise public awareness of what constitutes sexual violence and how it should be combated.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">The project aims to increase awareness about sexual violence among actors who meet and work with these issues, to raise public awareness of what constitutes sexual violence and how it should be combated.</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-2" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Ministry for Foreign Affairs</narrative>
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    <activity-status code="4" />
    <activity-date type="4" iso-date="2020-01-01" />
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    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2020-01-01" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2019-02-15" />
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        <narrative>Government Offices of Sweden</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 405 10 00</telephone>
      <email>https://www.government.se/contact-information/</email>
      <website>www.government.se</website>
      <mailing-address>
        <narrative>SE-103 33 STOCKHOLM, Sweden</narrative>
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    <recipient-country code="TR" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Turkey</narrative>
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    <sector code="15170" vocabulary="1" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions</narrative>
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    <sector code="151" vocabulary="2" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Government &amp; Civil Society-general</narrative>
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    <default-flow-type code="10" />
    <related-activity ref="SE-0-SE-2-CRS2019-UM2019/07011/ISTA-1" type="2" />
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    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </reporting-org>
    <title>
      <narrative>Change Starts With Me</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Change Starts With Me</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The project aims to increase awareness about sexual violence among actors who meet and work with these issues, to raise public awareness of what constitutes sexual violence and how it should be combated.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">The project aims to increase awareness about sexual violence among actors who meet and work with these issues, to raise public awareness of what constitutes sexual violence and how it should be combated.</narrative>
    </description>
    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="23" role="2" crs-channel-code="23000">
      <narrative>Association for Struggle Against Sexual Violence</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-2" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Ministry for Foreign Affairs</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="23" role="4" crs-channel-code="23000">
      <narrative>Association for Struggle Against Sexual Violence</narrative>
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    <activity-status code="4" />
    <activity-date type="4" iso-date="2020-01-01" />
    <activity-date type="2" iso-date="2019-02-15" />
    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2020-01-01" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2019-02-15" />
    <tag code="5.2" vocabulary="3">
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      <narrative>5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation.</narrative>
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    <tag code="5.b" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt</narrative>
      <narrative>5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women.</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="1" vocabulary="1" significance="2">
      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="2" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="4" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="10" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="11" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disability</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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    <default-finance-type code="110" />
    <default-aid-type code="C01" />
    <default-tied-status code="5" />
    <capital-spend percentage="0" />
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="2" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2019-02-15" />
      <value value-date="2019-02-15">384000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-23000" type="23">
        <narrative>Association for Struggle Against Sexual Violence</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="2" code="151" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15170" />
      <recipient-country code="TR" />
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    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2019-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2019-01-28">475000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-23000" type="23">
        <narrative>Association for Struggle Against Sexual Violence</narrative>
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      <recipient-country code="TR" />
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    <related-activity ref="SE-0-SE-2-CRS2019-UM2019/07011/ISTA" type="1" />
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    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>New Media Academy Turkey</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>To ensure young, independent journalists and small, independent media in Turkey have access to the latest tools in journalism and have the ability to increase their skill levels in an enviorment lacking good, modern journalism training.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">To ensure young, independent journalists and small, independent media in Turkey have access to the latest tools in journalism and have the ability to increase their skill levels in an enviorment lacking good, modern journalism training.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-2" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Ministry for Foreign Affairs</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="2" iso-date="2019-07-05" />
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    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2019-07-05" />
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      <telephone>+46 8 405 10 00</telephone>
      <email>https://www.government.se/contact-information/</email>
      <website>www.government.se</website>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>New Media Academy Turkey</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>To ensure young, independent journalists and small, independent media in Turkey have access to the latest tools in journalism and have the ability to increase their skill levels in an enviorment lacking good, modern journalism training.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">To ensure young, independent journalists and small, independent media in Turkey have access to the latest tools in journalism and have the ability to increase their skill levels in an enviorment lacking good, modern journalism training.</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="21" role="2" crs-channel-code="21000">
      <narrative>The Guardian Foundation</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-2" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Ministry for Foreign Affairs</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="21" role="4" crs-channel-code="21000">
      <narrative>The Guardian Foundation</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2020-07-01" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2019-07-05" />
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements.</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15153" />
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      <transaction-type code="3" />
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      <narrative>Ministry for Foreign Affairs</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Nordic Investment Bank guarentee fees</narrative>
      <narrative>Nordic Investment Bank guarentee fees</narrative>
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      <narrative>Nordic Investment Bank guarentee fees environmental loans</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
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    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="1">
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    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="1">
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
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      <narrative>Sectors not specified</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
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      <narrative>WMO/World Meteorological Organisation</narrative>
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      <narrative>13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå.</narrative>
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    <tag code="13.3" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning.</narrative>
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    <tag code="13.a" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>13.a - Implement the commitment undertaken by developed-country parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to a goal of mobilizing jointly $100 billion annually by 2020 from all sources to address the needs of developing countries in the context of meaningful mitigation actions and transparency on implementation and fully operationalize the Green Climate Fund through its capitalization as soon as possible.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">13.a - Fullfölja det åtagande som de utvecklade länder som är parter i Förenta nationernas ramkonvention om klimatförändringar gjort gällande en målsättning att till 2020 gemensamt mobilisera 100 miljarder US-dollar årligen från alla typer av källor för att tillgodose utvecklingsländernas behov vad gäller meningsfulla begränsningsåtgärder och insyn i genomförandet samt så snart som möjligt finansiera och operationalisera den gröna klimatfonden fullt ut.</narrative>
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    <tag code="13.b" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen.</narrative>
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    <tag code="17.9" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete.</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="4" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
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      <narrative>International Labour Organisation - asse</narrative>
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      <narrative>International Labour Organisation - assessed contributions (ILO) (Ministry of Employment)</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">International Labour Organisation - assessed contributions (ILO) (Ministry of Employment)</narrative>
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      <narrative>International Labour Organisation - asse</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">International Labour Organisation - assessed contributions (ILO) (Ministry of Employment)</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-2" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
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    </participating-org>
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    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2020-01-01" />
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla.</narrative>
      <narrative>8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all.</narrative>
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    <tag code="8.8" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">8.b - Senast 2020 utarbeta och börja tillämpa en global strategi för ungdomssysselsättning samt genomföra Internationella arbetsorganisationens globala sysselsättningspakt.</narrative>
      <narrative>8.b - By 2020, develop and operationalize a global strategy for youth employment and implement the Global Jobs Pact of the International Labour Organization.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) core contribution, Landsbygdsdepartementet</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 405 10 00</telephone>
      <email>https://www.government.se/contact-information/</email>
      <website>www.government.se</website>
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      <narrative>Developing countries, unspecified</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sectors not specified</narrative>
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      <narrative>Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO)</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO)</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) core contribution, Landsbygdsdepartementet</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) core contribution, Landsbygdsdepartementet</narrative>
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      <narrative>Ministry for Foreign Affairs</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om.</narrative>
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    <tag code="2.2" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.2 - Senast 2030 avskaffa alla former av undernäring, bland annat genom att senast 2025 nå de internationellt överenskomna målen i fråga om tillväxthämning och undervikt bland barn under fem år, samt tillgodose tonårsflickors, gravida och ammande kvinnors samt äldre personers näringsbehov.</narrative>
      <narrative>2.2 - By 2030, end all forms of malnutrition, including achieving, by 2025, the internationally agreed targets on stunting and wasting in children under 5 years of age, and address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women and older persons.</narrative>
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    <tag code="2.3" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket.</narrative>
      <narrative>2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment.</narrative>
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    <tag code="2.4" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten.</narrative>
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    <tag code="2.5" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>2.5 - By 2020, maintain the genetic diversity of seeds, cultivated plants and farmed and domesticated animals and their related wild species, including through soundly managed and diversified seed and plant banks at the national, regional and international levels, and promote access to and fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising from the utilization of genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge, as internationally agreed.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.5 - Senast 2020 upprätthålla den genetiska mångfalden av fröer, odlade växter, produktionsdjur och tamdjur samt deras besläktade vilda arter, bland annat med hjälp av välskötta och diversifierade frö- och växtbanker på nationell, regional och internationell nivå. Främja tillträde till samt rimlig och rättvis fördelning av de fördelar som uppstår vid användning av genetiska resurser och därmed förknippad traditionell kunskap, i enlighet med internationella avtal.</narrative>
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    <tag code="2.a" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna.</narrative>
      <narrative>2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries.</narrative>
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    <tag code="2.c" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.c - Vidta åtgärder för att säkerställa väl fungerande marknader och derivatmarknader för jordbruksråvaror. Underlätta tillgången till aktuell marknadsinformation, inklusive om livsmedelsreserver, i syfte att bidra till att begränsa extrema svängningar i livsmedelspriser.</narrative>
      <narrative>2.c - Adopt measures to ensure the proper functioning of food commodity markets and their derivatives and facilitate timely access to market information, including on food reserves, in order to help limit extreme food price volatility.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="2" vocabulary="1" significance="1">
      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="4" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="99810" />
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      <narrative>World Intellectual Property Organisation</narrative>
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      <narrative>United Nations (UNO) core support</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.2 - By 2030, end all forms of malnutrition, including achieving, by 2025, the internationally agreed targets on stunting and wasting in children under 5 years of age, and address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women and older persons.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket.</narrative>
      <narrative>2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.5 - By 2020, maintain the genetic diversity of seeds, cultivated plants and farmed and domesticated animals and their related wild species, including through soundly managed and diversified seed and plant banks at the national, regional and international levels, and promote access to and fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising from the utilization of genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge, as internationally agreed.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.5 - Senast 2020 upprätthålla den genetiska mångfalden av fröer, odlade växter, produktionsdjur och tamdjur samt deras besläktade vilda arter, bland annat med hjälp av välskötta och diversifierade frö- och växtbanker på nationell, regional och internationell nivå. Främja tillträde till samt rimlig och rättvis fördelning av de fördelar som uppstår vid användning av genetiska resurser och därmed förknippad traditionell kunskap, i enlighet med internationella avtal.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Refugees in donor country</narrative>
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      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-11001" type="10">
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Partnership for Market Implementation</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Partnership for Market Implementation</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Partnership for Market Implementation</narrative>
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      <website>www.government.se</website>
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    <title>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Partnership for Market Implementation</narrative>
      <narrative>Partnership for Market Implementation</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Partnership for Market Implementation</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Partnership for Market Implementation</narrative>
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      <narrative>International Telecommunications Union c</narrative>
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      <narrative>International Telecommunications Union core contribution (by The Swedish Post and Telecom Authority)</narrative>
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      <narrative>8.b - By 2020, develop and operationalize a global strategy for youth employment and implement the Global Jobs Pact of the International Labour Organization.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">8.b - Senast 2020 utarbeta och börja tillämpa en global strategi för ungdomssysselsättning samt genomföra Internationella arbetsorganisationens globala sysselsättningspakt.</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="16070" />
      <recipient-region code="998" />
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      <value value-date="2022-01-28">19402282.626000002</value>
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="16070" />
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Core support to International Developmen</narrative>
      <narrative>Core support to International Developmen</narrative>
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      <narrative>Core support to International Development Cooperation (IDA)</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2022-01-01" />
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      <telephone>+46 8 405 10 00</telephone>
      <email>https://www.government.se/contact-information/</email>
      <website>www.government.se</website>
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        <narrative>SE-103 33 STOCKHOLM, Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Developing countries, unspecified</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sectors not specified</narrative>
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    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Core support to International Developmen</narrative>
      <narrative>Core support to International Developmen</narrative>
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      <narrative>Core support to International Development Cooperation (IDA)</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Core support to International Development Cooperation (IDA)</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <participating-org type="40" role="2" crs-channel-code="44002">
      <narrative>IDA/International Development Association/The World Bank</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-2" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Ministry for Foreign Affairs</narrative>
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    <participating-org type="40" role="4" crs-channel-code="44002">
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      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-44002" type="40">
        <narrative>IDA/International Development Association/The World Bank</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="2" code="998" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="99810" />
      <recipient-region code="998" />
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    <transaction>
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2022-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2022-01-28">3066670000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-44002" type="40">
        <narrative>IDA/International Development Association/The World Bank</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="2" code="998" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="99810" />
      <recipient-region code="998" />
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    <iati-identifier>SE-0-SE-2-CRS2022-UD2021/18622-0</iati-identifier>
    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>Organization for Security and Co-operati</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Organization for Security and Co-operati</narrative>
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      <narrative>Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe core contribution</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe core contribution</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
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      <narrative>Ministry for Foreign Affairs</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2022-01-01" />
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        <narrative>Government Offices of Sweden</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 405 10 00</telephone>
      <email>https://www.government.se/contact-information/</email>
      <website>www.government.se</website>
      <mailing-address>
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      <narrative>Developing countries, unspecified</narrative>
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    <sector code="15220" vocabulary="1" percentage="100">
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    <sector code="152" vocabulary="2" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Conflict, Peace &amp; Security</narrative>
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    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>Organization for Security and Co-operati</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Organization for Security and Co-operati</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe core contribution</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe core contribution</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
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    <participating-org type="40" role="2" crs-channel-code="47131">
      <narrative>OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-2" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Ministry for Foreign Affairs</narrative>
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    <participating-org type="40" role="4" crs-channel-code="47131">
      <narrative>OSCE/Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Supporting Access to Justice for Girls and Women with Disabilities in Combating Discrimination</narrative>
      <narrative>Supporting Access to Justice for Girls and Women with Disabilities in Combating Discrimination</narrative>
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      <narrative>The projec is focusing on strengthening disabled women and girls' access to legal support and legal review.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">The projec is focusing on strengthening disabled women and girls' access to legal support and legal review.</narrative>
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      <email>https://www.government.se/contact-information/</email>
      <website>www.government.se</website>
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      <narrative>Supporting Access to Justice for Girls and Women with Disabilities in Combating Discrimination</narrative>
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      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
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      <narrative>European Commission - Development Share of Budget</narrative>
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      <narrative>10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda.</narrative>
      <narrative>3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar.</narrative>
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      <narrative>3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.5 - Stärka insatserna för att förebygga och behandla drogmissbruk, inklusive narkotikamissbruk och skadligt alkoholbruk.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.2 - By 2030, end all forms of malnutrition, including achieving, by 2025, the internationally agreed targets on stunting and wasting in children under 5 years of age, and address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women and older persons.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.2 - Senast 2030 avskaffa alla former av undernäring, bland annat genom att senast 2025 nå de internationellt överenskomna målen i fråga om tillväxthämning och undervikt bland barn under fem år, samt tillgodose tonårsflickors, gravida och ammande kvinnors samt äldre personers näringsbehov.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket.</narrative>
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    <tag code="2.4" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten.</narrative>
      <narrative>2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.5 - By 2020, maintain the genetic diversity of seeds, cultivated plants and farmed and domesticated animals and their related wild species, including through soundly managed and diversified seed and plant banks at the national, regional and international levels, and promote access to and fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising from the utilization of genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge, as internationally agreed.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.5 - Senast 2020 upprätthålla den genetiska mångfalden av fröer, odlade växter, produktionsdjur och tamdjur samt deras besläktade vilda arter, bland annat med hjälp av välskötta och diversifierade frö- och växtbanker på nationell, regional och internationell nivå. Främja tillträde till samt rimlig och rättvis fördelning av de fördelar som uppstår vid användning av genetiska resurser och därmed förknippad traditionell kunskap, i enlighet med internationella avtal.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.c - Adopt measures to ensure the proper functioning of food commodity markets and their derivatives and facilitate timely access to market information, including on food reserves, in order to help limit extreme food price volatility.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.c - Vidta åtgärder för att säkerställa väl fungerande marknader och derivatmarknader för jordbruksråvaror. Underlätta tillgången till aktuell marknadsinformation, inklusive om livsmedelsreserver, i syfte att bidra till att begränsa extrema svängningar i livsmedelspriser.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda.</narrative>
      <narrative>3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar.</narrative>
      <narrative>3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande.</narrative>
      <narrative>3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.5 - Stärka insatserna för att förebygga och behandla drogmissbruk, inklusive narkotikamissbruk och skadligt alkoholbruk.</narrative>
      <narrative>3.5 - Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotic drug abuse and harmful use of alcohol.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.6 - Till 2020 halvera antalet dödsfall och skador i vägtrafikolyckor i världen.</narrative>
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      <narrative>3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet.</narrative>
      <narrative>3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all.</narrative>
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      <narrative>3.a - Strengthen the implementation of the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control in all countries, as appropriate.</narrative>
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      <narrative>3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt</narrative>
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      <narrative>13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europé core contribution</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere.</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet.</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
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    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
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    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
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      <recipient-region code="998" />
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    <iati-identifier>SE-0-SE-2-CRS2025-REF2025:24</iati-identifier>
    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Global Green Growth Institute</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Global Green Growth Institute</narrative>
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      <narrative>Core support to  Global Green Growth Institute</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Core support to  Global Green Growth Institute</narrative>
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      <email>https://www.government.se/contact-information/</email>
      <website>www.government.se</website>
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      <narrative>Developing countries, unspecified</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sectors not specified</narrative>
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    <sector code="998" vocabulary="2" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Unallocated / Unspecified</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Global Green Growth Institute</narrative>
      <narrative>Global Green Growth Institute</narrative>
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      <narrative>Core support to  Global Green Growth Institute</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Core support to  Global Green Growth Institute</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <participating-org type="40" role="2" crs-channel-code="47136">
      <narrative>GGGI/Global Green Growth Institute</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-2" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Ministry for Foreign Affairs</narrative>
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    <participating-org type="40" role="4" crs-channel-code="47136">
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">13.a - Fullfölja det åtagande som de utvecklade länder som är parter i Förenta nationernas ramkonvention om klimatförändringar gjort gällande en målsättning att till 2020 gemensamt mobilisera 100 miljarder US-dollar årligen från alla typer av källor för att tillgodose utvecklingsländernas behov vad gäller meningsfulla begränsningsåtgärder och insyn i genomförandet samt så snart som möjligt finansiera och operationalisera den gröna klimatfonden fullt ut.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="10" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="11" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disability</narrative>
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    <capital-spend percentage="0" />
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="2" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2025-01-01" />
      <value value-date="2025-01-01">50000000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-47136" type="40">
        <narrative>GGGI/Global Green Growth Institute</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="2" code="998" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="99810" />
      <recipient-region code="998" />
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    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2025-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2025-01-28">50000000</value>
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        <narrative>GGGI/Global Green Growth Institute</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="99810" />
      <recipient-region code="998" />
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      <narrative>Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) core contribution, Landsbygdsdepartementet</narrative>
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      <narrative>Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) core contribution, Landsbygdsdepartementet</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) core contribution, Landsbygdsdepartementet</narrative>
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      <email>https://www.government.se/contact-information/</email>
      <website>www.government.se</website>
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      <narrative>Sectors not specified</narrative>
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      <narrative>Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) core contribution, Landsbygdsdepartementet</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) core contribution, Landsbygdsdepartementet</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) core contribution, Landsbygdsdepartementet</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.2 - Senast 2030 avskaffa alla former av undernäring, bland annat genom att senast 2025 nå de internationellt överenskomna målen i fråga om tillväxthämning och undervikt bland barn under fem år, samt tillgodose tonårsflickors, gravida och ammande kvinnors samt äldre personers näringsbehov.</narrative>
      <narrative>2.2 - By 2030, end all forms of malnutrition, including achieving, by 2025, the internationally agreed targets on stunting and wasting in children under 5 years of age, and address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women and older persons.</narrative>
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    <tag code="2.3" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket.</narrative>
      <narrative>2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten.</narrative>
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    <tag code="2.5" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.5 - Senast 2020 upprätthålla den genetiska mångfalden av fröer, odlade växter, produktionsdjur och tamdjur samt deras besläktade vilda arter, bland annat med hjälp av välskötta och diversifierade frö- och växtbanker på nationell, regional och internationell nivå. Främja tillträde till samt rimlig och rättvis fördelning av de fördelar som uppstår vid användning av genetiska resurser och därmed förknippad traditionell kunskap, i enlighet med internationella avtal.</narrative>
      <narrative>2.5 - By 2020, maintain the genetic diversity of seeds, cultivated plants and farmed and domesticated animals and their related wild species, including through soundly managed and diversified seed and plant banks at the national, regional and international levels, and promote access to and fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising from the utilization of genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge, as internationally agreed.</narrative>
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      <narrative>2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">2.c - Vidta åtgärder för att säkerställa väl fungerande marknader och derivatmarknader för jordbruksråvaror. Underlätta tillgången till aktuell marknadsinformation, inklusive om livsmedelsreserver, i syfte att bidra till att begränsa extrema svängningar i livsmedelspriser.</narrative>
      <narrative>2.c - Adopt measures to ensure the proper functioning of food commodity markets and their derivatives and facilitate timely access to market information, including on food reserves, in order to help limit extreme food price volatility.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="2" vocabulary="1" significance="1">
      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
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    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
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        <description>
          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
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      <narrative>Scholarship for tuition fees at Swedish higher education institution</narrative>
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      <narrative>Students from countries on the OECD/DAC's list of recipient countries studying at a Swedish university can apply for scholarships to finance their education in Sweden. Students who participate in the program are given increased international understanding and development of methods and working methods when studying at a Swedish university. Through the program, Swedish universities are given a strategic and competitive tool on the global education market. They can offer international mobility programmes and skills development for students from low- and middle-income countries by recruiting specially qualified fee-paying students from these countries. The funds are used to reduce the whole or some part of the tuition fees for the students who are awarded scholarships. The scholarship program stimulates and facilitates mobility, international cooperation and contributes to the supply of skills.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Studenter från länder på OECD/DACs lista över mottagarländer som studerar vid ett svenskt lärosäte kan söka stipendier för att finansiera sin utbildning i Sverige. Studenter som deltar i programmet ges ökad internationell förståelse och utveckling av metoder och arbetssätt vid studier på ett svenskt lärosäte. Genom programmet ges svenska universitet och högskolor ett strategiskt verktyg i konkurrensen på den globala utbildningsmarknaden och kan erbjuda internationella utbyten och kompetensutveckling för studenter från låg- och medelinkomstländer genom att rekrytera särskilt kvalificerade avgiftsskyldiga studenter från dessa länder. Medlen ska användas till att reducera hela eller delar av studieavgifterna för de studenter som tilldelas stipendier. Stipendieprogrammet stimulerar och underlättar mobilitet, internationellt samarbete och bidrar till kompetensförsörjning.</narrative>
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2025-01-01" />
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      <value value-date="2025-01-28">1998175</value>
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        <description>
          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
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      <narrative>Secondment of personnel to the European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Domstolsverket har fått i uppdrag av regeringen att särskilt rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för EU:s polis- och rättstatsinsats EULEX Kosovo inom ramen för EU:s gemensamma säkerhets- och försvarspolitik (GSFP). Domstolsverket väljer ut och nominerar såväl domare som annan juridiskt kunnig domstolspersonal från svenska domstolar att tjänstgöra i EULEX Kosovo under minimum ett års tid. e sekunderade svenska domarna dömer, tillsammans med lokala domare i straffrättsliga mål som rör krigsförbrytelser, terrorism, organiserad brottslighet och korruption på hög nivå samt andra grova brott. Svenska domare kan också komma att döma i  krigsrelaterade egendomstvister och privatiseringsfrågor. Legal officers gör bl.a. rättsutredningar, förbereder domar och förslag och assisterar domarna i deras arbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Domstolsverkets utsända kommer bidra till att genomföra insatsens övergripande uppdrag som är att stödja rättsinstitutioner i Kosovo på deras väg mot ökad effektivitet, hållbarhet, multi-etnicitet och ansvarsutkrävande, utan politisk inblandning och i full överensstämmelse med internationella mänskliga rättighetsstandarder och europeisk praxis.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Domstolsverket har fått i uppdrag av regeringen att särskilt rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för EU:s polis- och rättstatsinsats EULEX Kosovo inom ramen för EU:s gemensamma säkerhets- och försvarspolitik (GSFP). Domstolsverket väljer ut och nominerar såväl domare som annan juridiskt kunnig domstolspersonal från svenska domstolar att tjänstgöra i EULEX Kosovo under minimum ett års tid. e sekunderade svenska domarna dömer, tillsammans med lokala domare i straffrättsliga mål som rör krigsförbrytelser, terrorism, organiserad brottslighet och korruption på hög nivå samt andra grova brott. Svenska domare kan också komma att döma i  krigsrelaterade egendomstvister och privatiseringsfrågor. Legal officers gör bl.a. rättsutredningar, förbereder domar och förslag och assisterar domarna i deras arbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Among others that seconded staff are well-trained and prepared for their assignments and that the Swedish National Courts Administration supports the missions through its short-term activities. That SNCA´s roster of experts consists of quality- and competence-assured experts ready to take on peace support missions.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Bl.a. att sekonderad personal är utbildad inför sina uppdrag och att Domstolsverket stödjer insatserna genom sina korttidsinsatser. Att Domstolsverkets expertbas tillhandahåller kvalitets- och kompetenssäkrade experter som är redo att anta uppdrag inom fredsfrämjande verksamhet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Among others that seconded staff are well-trained and prepared for their assignments and that the Swedish National Courts Administration supports the missions through its short-term activities. That SNCA´s roster of experts consists of quality- and competence-assured experts ready to take on peace support missions.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Insatsförberedande utbildning och kompetenshöjande insatser samt annat insatsnära arbete, bl.a. lärarbidrag till en kurs vid European Security and Defence College (ESDC). Kursen handlar om att öka kompetensen hos insatspersonal när det gäller sexualiserat och könsbaserat våld i konfliktsituationer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Among others that seconded staff are well-trained and prepared for their assignments and that the Swedish National Courts Administration supports the missions through its short-term activities. Also that personnel sent out to CSDP missions have a sound and thourough knowledge on sexual and gender based violence in a conflict setting.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Bl.a. att sekonderad personal är utbildad inför sina uppdrag och att Domstolsverket stödjer insatserna genom sina korttidsinsatser. Även att insatspersonal får med sig mer kunskap om könsbaserat och sexualiserat våld när de åker ut till insatser i konfliktområden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Pre-deployment training and short-term activities to support the missions as well as other work closely related to the missions, such as contributing with a teacher to a course at the European Security and Defence College (ESDC). The aim of the course at the ESDC is to enhance the capacity of mission personnel to integrate a Sexual and gender based violence perspective as part of their daily work.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Insatsförberedande utbildning och kompetenshöjande insatser samt annat insatsnära arbete, bl.a. lärarbidrag till en kurs vid European Security and Defence College (ESDC). Kursen handlar om att öka kompetensen hos insatspersonal när det gäller sexualiserat och könsbaserat våld i konfliktsituationer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Among others that seconded staff are well-trained and prepared for their assignments and that the Swedish National Courts Administration supports the missions through its short-term activities. Also that personnel sent out to CSDP missions have a sound and thourough knowledge on sexual and gender based violence in a conflict setting.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Bl.a. att sekonderad personal är utbildad inför sina uppdrag och att Domstolsverket stödjer insatserna genom sina korttidsinsatser. Även att insatspersonal får med sig mer kunskap om könsbaserat och sexualiserat våld när de åker ut till insatser i konfliktområden.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Personalbidrag till EU:s rådgivande insats i Ukraina samt korttidsinsatser inom området rättsstatens principer i samarbete med EUAM Ukraina.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Swedish National Courts Administration recruit and make personnel available for the EU's peacekeeping missions within the framework of the EU Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP), such as the EU Advisory Mission to Ukraine. SNCA selects and nominates judges and other court staff for secondment to the mission. SNCA also conducts short-term activities in the area of the rule of law in cooperation with EUAM Ukraine and to the benefit of Ukrainian counterparts.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Domstolsverket har i uppdrag av regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för EU:s fredsfrämjande insatser inom ramen för EU:s gemensamma säkerhets- och försvarspolitik (GSFP), bl.a. till EU:s rådgivande mission i Ukraina. Domstolsverket väljer ut och nominerar såväl domare som annan juridiskt kunnig domstolspersonal från svenska domstolar att tjänstgöra i insatsen. Domstolsverket bedriver också korttidsinsatser inom området rättsstatens principer i samarbete med EUAM Ukraina och till stöd för ukrainska motparter.</narrative>
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      <narrative>That our personnel contributes to fulfill the mission's mandate which includes to expedite a sustainable reform of the civilian security sector and provide strategic advice and hands-on support for specific reform measures in accordance with EU standards and international principles of good governance and human rights. The short-term activities in cooperation with EUAM also contribute to this overarching goal.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Domstolsverkets utsända kommer att bidra till uppfyllnaden av insatsens mandat, vilket handlar om att genomföra en hållbar reform av den civila säkerhetssektorn och tillhandahålla strategisk rådgivning och praktiskt stöd för specifika reformåtgärder i enlighet med EU:s standarder och internationella principer för god styrning och mänskliga rättigheter. Korttidsinsatserna i samarbete med EUAM bidrar också till detta övergripande mål.</narrative>
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        <narrative>The seconded personnel contributed to fulfill the mission's mandate which includes to expedite a sustainable reform of the civilian security sector and provide strategic advice and hands-on support for specific reform measures in accordance with EU standards and international principles of good governance and human rights. The short-term activities in cooperation with EUAM also contributed to this overarching goal.</narrative>
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        <description>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Domstolsverket har i uppdrag av regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för EU:s fredsfrämjande insatser inom ramen för EU:s gemensamma säkerhets- och försvarspolitik (GSFP), bl.a. till EU:s rådgivande mission i Ukraina. Domstolsverket väljer ut och nominerar såväl domare som annan juridiskt kunnig domstolspersonal från svenska domstolar att tjänstgöra i insatsen. Domstolsverket bedriver också korttidsinsatser inom området rättsstatens principer i samarbete med EUAM Ukraina och till stöd för ukrainska motparter.</narrative>
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      <narrative>That our personnel contributes to fulfill the mission's mandate which includes to expedite a sustainable reform of the civilian security sector and provide strategic advice and hands-on support for specific reform measures in accordance with EU standards and international principles of good governance and human rights. The short-term activities in cooperation with EUAM also contribute to this overarching goal.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Domstolsverkets utsända kommer att bidra till uppfyllnaden av insatsens mandat, vilket handlar om att genomföra en hållbar reform av den civila säkerhetssektorn och tillhandahålla strategisk rådgivning och praktiskt stöd för specifika reformåtgärder i enlighet med EU:s standarder och internationella principer för god styrning och mänskliga rättigheter. Korttidsinsatserna i samarbete med EUAM bidrar också till detta övergripande mål.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Enligt regleringsbrevet ska Domstolsverket rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för EU:s fredsfredsfrämjande insatser men även bidra mer personal till de internationella organisationernas högkvarter. Domstolsverket har en utsänd sekonderad nationell expert som under två års tid kommer att arbeta inom området rule of law vid EU:s delegation till Albanien i Tirana.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Domstolsverkets utsända ska bidra med sin expertis inom rättsstatsbyggande och härigenom bidra till utvecklingen av politiska och ekonomiska förbindelser mellan EU och Albanien för att hjälpa Albanien på dess väg mot integration i EU.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Secondment of personnel to the European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Swedish National Courts Administration has been assigned by the government to recruit and make personnel available for the EU's police and rule of law mission EULEX Kosovo within the framework of the EU Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP).  The Swedish National Courts Administration selects and nominates judges and other court staff for secondment to EULEX Kosovo for a period of minimum one year. EULEX criminal judges adjudicate together with local judges in cases related to war crimes, terrorism, organised crime and high level corruption as well as in other serious crimes. EULEX civil judges adjudicate together with local judges in cases involving  war-related property disputes and privatisation matters. Legal officers conduct legal research, prepare judgements and decisions and assist and support the work of the judges in EULEX.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Domstolsverket har fått i uppdrag av regeringen att särskilt rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för EU:s polis- och rättstatsinsats EULEX Kosovo inom ramen för EU:s gemensamma säkerhets- och försvarspolitik (GSFP). Domstolsverket väljer ut och nominerar såväl domare som annan juridiskt kunnig domstolspersonal från svenska domstolar att tjänstgöra i EULEX Kosovo under minimum ett års tid. e sekunderade svenska domarna dömer, tillsammans med lokala domare i straffrättsliga mål som rör krigsförbrytelser, terrorism, organiserad brottslighet och korruption på hög nivå samt andra grova brott. Svenska domare kan också komma att döma i  krigsrelaterade egendomstvister och privatiseringsfrågor. Legal officers gör bl.a. rättsutredningar, förbereder domar och förslag och assisterar domarna i deras arbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative>A transparent and accountable multi-ethnic justice system that is sustainable; rule of law institutions conform to accepted European standards including anti-corruption and operate free from political interference.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Ett transparent och ansvarsfullt multietniskt rättssystem som är hållbart; en rättsstat inom vilken institutioner som uppfyller europeiska standarder däribland antikorruption och drivs fria från politisk inblandning.</narrative>
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      <email>internationellsamordning@dom.se</email>
      <website>www.domstol.se</website>
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        <narrative>The seconded personnel contributed to fulfilling EULEX’s overall mission which is to support relevant rule of law institutions in Kosovo on their path towards increased effectiveness, sustainability, multi-ethnicity and accountability, free from political interference and in full compliance with international human rights standards and best European practices.</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Domstolsverkets utsända bidrog till att genomföra insatsens övergripande uppdrag som är att stödja rättsinstitutioner i Kosovo på deras väg mot ökad effektivitet, hållbarhet, multi-etnicitet och ansvarsutkrävande, utan politisk inblandning och i full överensstämmelse med internationella mänskliga rättighetsstandarder och europeisk praxis.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Secondment of personnel to the European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The Swedish National Courts Administration has been assigned by the government to recruit and make personnel available for the EU's police and rule of law mission EULEX Kosovo within the framework of the EU Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP).  The Swedish National Courts Administration selects and nominates judges and other court staff for secondment to EULEX Kosovo for a period of minimum one year. EULEX criminal judges adjudicate together with local judges in cases related to war crimes, terrorism, organised crime and high level corruption as well as in other serious crimes. EULEX civil judges adjudicate together with local judges in cases involving  war-related property disputes and privatisation matters. Legal officers conduct legal research, prepare judgements and decisions and assist and support the work of the judges in EULEX.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Domstolsverket har fått i uppdrag av regeringen att särskilt rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för EU:s polis- och rättstatsinsats EULEX Kosovo inom ramen för EU:s gemensamma säkerhets- och försvarspolitik (GSFP). Domstolsverket väljer ut och nominerar såväl domare som annan juridiskt kunnig domstolspersonal från svenska domstolar att tjänstgöra i EULEX Kosovo under minimum ett års tid. e sekunderade svenska domarna dömer, tillsammans med lokala domare i straffrättsliga mål som rör krigsförbrytelser, terrorism, organiserad brottslighet och korruption på hög nivå samt andra grova brott. Svenska domare kan också komma att döma i  krigsrelaterade egendomstvister och privatiseringsfrågor. Legal officers gör bl.a. rättsutredningar, förbereder domar och förslag och assisterar domarna i deras arbete.</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>A transparent and accountable multi-ethnic justice system that is sustainable; rule of law institutions conform to accepted European standards including anti-corruption and operate free from political interference.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Ett transparent och ansvarsfullt multietniskt rättssystem som är hållbart; en rättsstat inom vilken institutioner som uppfyller europeiska standarder däribland antikorruption och drivs fria från politisk inblandning.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="40" role="2" crs-channel-code="42000">
      <narrative>EULEX/European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-32" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Swedish National Courts Administration</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="40" role="4" crs-channel-code="42000">
      <narrative>EULEX/European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="4" iso-date="2018-08-31" />
    <activity-date type="2" iso-date="2014-11-04" />
    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2018-09-30" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2014-11-04" />
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.a" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="2" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="2">
      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="4" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="10" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="11" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disability</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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    <default-finance-type code="110" />
    <default-aid-type code="D01" />
    <default-tied-status code="4" />
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      <period-start iso-date="2015-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2015-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2015-01-01">1500000</value>
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      <period-start iso-date="2016-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2016-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2016-01-01">1900000</value>
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      <transaction-type code="2" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2014-11-04" />
      <value value-date="2014-11-04">4397000</value>
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        <narrative>EULEX/European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo</narrative>
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2015-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2015-01-28">1908498</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-42000" type="40">
        <narrative>EULEX/European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo</narrative>
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2016-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2016-01-28">2679107</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-42000" type="40">
        <narrative>EULEX/European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo</narrative>
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2017-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2017-01-28">1755641</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-42000" type="40">
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      <transaction-date iso-date="2018-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2018-01-28">2161393</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-42000" type="40">
        <narrative>EULEX/European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="2" code="152" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
      <recipient-country code="XK" />
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    <iati-identifier>SE-0-SE-36-EUBAM-LIBYEN-POLIS</iati-identifier>
    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </reporting-org>
    <title>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Personalbidrag till EU:s integrerade gränsförvaltningsuppdrag i Libyen, EUBAM Libyen</narrative>
      <narrative>Personnel to the EU mission in Libya, EUBAM Libya</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The Swedish Police Authority has been assigned by the government, through the ordinance on police peace support (1999:1155) and yearly regulation letters, to recruit and make personnel available for international civilian crisis management and peace support operations under the auspices of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation i Europe (OSCE) or similar organisations.
The European Union Border Assistance Mission in Libya (EUBAM Libya) is one of the operations to which the Swedish Police Authority contributes with personnel.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser.
EU:s integrerade gränsförvaltningsuppdrag i Libyen (European Union Border Assistance Mission in Libya, EUBAM Libya) utgör en av dessa insatser.</narrative>
    </description>
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      <narrative>That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to fulfill the mission's mandate.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndighetens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag.</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-36" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>The National Police Board</narrative>
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    <activity-status code="4" />
    <activity-date type="4" iso-date="2022-12-31" />
    <activity-date type="2" iso-date="2016-01-01" />
    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2022-12-31" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2016-01-01" />
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      <organisation>
        <narrative>Swedish Police Authority</narrative>
      </organisation>
      <telephone>+46 8 564 18 00</telephone>
      <email>pso-idc@polisen.se</email>
      <website>www.polisen.se</website>
      <mailing-address>
        <narrative>Polismyndigheten, Box 12256, SE-102 26 Stockholm, Sweden</narrative>
      </mailing-address>
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    <recipient-country code="LY" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Libya</narrative>
    </recipient-country>
    <sector code="15220" vocabulary="1" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution</narrative>
    </sector>
    <sector code="152" vocabulary="2" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Conflict, Peace &amp; Security</narrative>
    </sector>
    <default-flow-type code="10" />
    <document-link url="https://eeas.europa.eu/csdp-missions-operations/eubam-libya_en" format="text/html">
      <title>
        <narrative>Homepage of the mission</narrative>
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      <category code="B16" />
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    <related-activity ref="SE-0-SE-36-EUBAM-LIBYEN-POLIS-1" type="2" />
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      <title>
        <narrative>Results achieved</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Uppnådda resultat</narrative>
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      <description>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Vid inledningen av 2022 tjänstgjorde 1 svensk polisanställd (1 man) i insatsen, motsvarande 0,1 årsarbetskrafter, därefter sekonderade Polismyndigheten ingen personal. Under år 2021 tjänstgjorde 1 svensk polisanställd (1 man) i insatsen under året, motsvarade 1 årsarbetskraft. År 2020 tjänstgjorde 2 svenska polisanställda (2 män) i insatsen under hela eller del av året, motsvarande 1,5 årsarbetskrafter. År 2019, tjänstgjorde 2 svenska polisanställda (2 män) i insatsen under hela eller del av året, motsvarande 1,4 årsarbetskrafter. År 2018, tjänstgjorde 2 svenska polisanställda i insatsen under del av året. År 2017, tjänstgjorde 1 svensk polisanställd i insatsen. År 2016, tjänstgjorde 1 svensk polisanställd i insatsen från februari till december.</narrative>
        <narrative>1 Swedish Police employee was seconded to the mission by the beginning of 2022, corresponding to 0,1 annual work unit. During 2021, the same Swedish Police employee was seconded to the mission, corresponding to 1 annual work unit. During 2020, a total of 2 Swedish Police employees were seconded to the mission, corresponding to 1,5 annual work units. During 2019, a total of 2 Swedish Police employees were seconded to the mission, corresponding to 1,4 annual work units. During 2018, 2 Swedish Police employees were seconded to the mission during part of the year. During 2017, 1 Swedish Police Officer was seconded to the mission. During 2016, 1 Swedish Police Officer was seconded to the mission from Febuary to December.</narrative>
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          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
        </title>
        <description>
          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
        </description>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Personnel to the EU mission in Libya, EUBAM Libya</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The Swedish Police Authority has been assigned by the government, through the ordinance on police peace support (1999:1155) and yearly regulation letters, to recruit and make personnel available for international civilian crisis management and peace support operations under the auspices of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation i Europe (OSCE) or similar organisations.
The European Union Border Assistance Mission in Libya (EUBAM Libya) is one of the operations to which the Swedish Police Authority contributes with personnel.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser.
EU:s integrerade gränsförvaltningsuppdrag i Libyen (European Union Border Assistance Mission in Libya, EUBAM Libya) utgör en av dessa insatser.</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to fulfill the mission's mandate.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndighetens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <participating-org type="40" role="2" crs-channel-code="42000">
      <narrative>EUBAM/European Union Integrated Border Management Assistance Mission in Libya</narrative>
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      <narrative>The National Police Board</narrative>
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      <narrative>EUBAM/European Union Integrated Border Management Assistance Mission in Libya</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2022-12-31" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2016-01-01" />
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.3" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.6" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.a" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.b" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling.</narrative>
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    <tag code="5.1" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt</narrative>
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    <tag code="5.2" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering.</narrative>
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    <tag code="5.5" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet.</narrative>
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    <tag code="5.c" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="4" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
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    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="10" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="11" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disability</narrative>
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      <period-end iso-date="2014-12-28" />
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2016-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2016-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2016-01-01">1078057</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2017-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2017-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2017-01-01">1178393</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2018-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2018-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2018-01-01">1519448</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2019-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2019-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2019-01-01">2215347</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2020-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2020-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2020-01-01">2372489</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2021-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2021-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2021-01-01">1751361</value>
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      <narrative>The Swedish Police Authority has been assigned by the government, through the ordinance on police peace support (1999:1155) and yearly regulation letters, to recruit and make personnel available for international civilian crisis management and peace support operations under the auspices of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation i Europe (OSCE) or similar organisations.
Contributions with police expertise to the European External Action Services (EEAS) is part of the Swedish support. The seconded personnel assist in the implementation of the organisation's mandate which primarily involves providing expertise, training and capacity building to stabilise and develop police organisations in conflict and post-conflict environments, and promote security sector reform to ensure the upholding of the rule of law. The activities of EEAS include developing training on methods of democractic policing with a focus on improving the police's role to uphold the well-being of the citizens, capacity building on gender equality, and advice on developing a human rights based approach to policing.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser.
Bidrag till EU:s utrikestjänst i Bryssel (European External Action Services, EEAS) är en del av uppdraget. Den sekonderade personalen bistår vid genomförandet av uppdragens mandat som i första hand innebär att tillhandahålla expertis, utbildning och kapacitetsuppbyggnad för att stabilisera och utveckla polisorganisationer i konflikt- och postkonfliktmiljöer, samt främja säkerhetssektorreform för att säkerställa upprätthållandet av rättsstatsprincipen. Verksamheten omfattar utbildning i metoder för demokratiskt polisarbete med fokus på att förbättra polisens roll för att upprätthålla medborgarnas välbefinnande, kapacitetsuppbyggnad kring jämställdhet och rådgivning om utveckligen av ett människorättsbaserat synsätt på polisarbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative>That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to the implementation of the EU's common security and defense policy (CSDP) and civilian CSDP operations.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndighetens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av EU:s gemensamma säkerhets- och försvarspolitik (GSFP) och civila GSFP-insatser.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Swedish Police Authority has been assigned by the government, through the ordinance on police peace support (1999:1155) and yearly regulation letters, to recruit and make personnel available for international civilian crisis management and peace support operations under the auspices of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation i Europe (OSCE) or similar organisations.
Contributions with police expertise to the European External Action Services (EEAS) is part of the Swedish support. The seconded personnel assist in the implementation of the organisation's mandate which primarily involves providing expertise, training and capacity building to stabilise and develop police organisations in conflict and post-conflict environments, and promote security sector reform to ensure the upholding of the rule of law. The activities of EEAS include developing training on methods of democractic policing with a focus on improving the police's role to uphold the well-being of the citizens, capacity building on gender equality, and advice on developing a human rights based approach to policing.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser.
Bidrag till EU:s utrikestjänst i Bryssel (European External Action Services, EEAS) är en del av uppdraget. Den sekonderade personalen bistår vid genomförandet av uppdragens mandat som i första hand innebär att tillhandahålla expertis, utbildning och kapacitetsuppbyggnad för att stabilisera och utveckla polisorganisationer i konflikt- och postkonfliktmiljöer, samt främja säkerhetssektorreform för att säkerställa upprätthållandet av rättsstatsprincipen. Verksamheten omfattar utbildning i metoder för demokratiskt polisarbete med fokus på att förbättra polisens roll för att upprätthålla medborgarnas välbefinnande, kapacitetsuppbyggnad kring jämställdhet och rådgivning om utveckligen av ett människorättsbaserat synsätt på polisarbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative>That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to the implementation of the EU's common security and defense policy (CSDP) and civilian CSDP operations.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla.</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering.</narrative>
      <narrative>5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
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      <narrative>Personnel to the EU mission in Armenia</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The Swedish Police Authority has been assigned by the government, through the ordinance on police peace support (1999:1155) and yearly regulation letters, to recruit and make personnel available for international civilian crisis management and peace support operations under the auspices of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation i Europe (OSCE) or similar organisations.
 Contribution with police expertise to the European Union Mission in Armenia is part of the Swedish support. The seconded personnel assist in the implementation of the missions' mandate which primarily involves providing expertise, training and capacity building to stabilise and develop police organisations in conflict and post-conflict environments, and promote security sector reform to ensure the upholding of the rule of law. The missions' activities include training on methods of democractic policing with a focus on improving the police's role to uphold the well-being of the citizens, capacity building on gender equality, and advice on developing a human rights based approach to policing.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser.
EU:s mission i Armenien (European Union Mission in Armenia, EUMA) utgör en av dessa insatser. Den sekonderade personalen bistår vid genomförandet av uppdragens mandat som i första hand innebär att tillhandahålla expertis, utbildning och kapacitetsuppbyggnad för att stabilisera och utveckla polisorganisationer i konflikt- och postkonfliktmiljöer, samt främja säkerhetssektorreform för att säkerställa upprätthållandet av rättsstatsprincipen. Verksamheten omfattar utbildning i metoder för demokratiskt polisarbete med fokus på att förbättra polisens roll för att upprätthålla medborgarnas välbefinnande, kapacitetsuppbyggnad kring jämställdhet och rådgivning om utveckligen av ett människorättsbaserat synsätt på polisarbete.</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to fulfill the mission's mandate to observe and report on the security situation along the Armenian side of the international border with Azerbaijan, contribute to human security in conflict-affected areas in Armenia and contribute to building confidence between Armenia and Azerbaijan.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndighetens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag, att observera och rapportera om säkerhetsläget längs den armeniska sidan av den internationella gränsen mot Azerbajdzjan, samt bidra till mänsklig säkerhet i konfliktdrabbade områden i Armenien och bidra till att bygga upp förtroende mellan Armenien och Azerbajdzjan.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>The National Police Board</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2023-05-01" />
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      <organisation>
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      <telephone>+46 8 564 18 00</telephone>
      <email>pso-idc@polisen.se</email>
      <website>www.polisen.se</website>
      <mailing-address>
        <narrative>Polismyndigheten, Box 12256, SE-102 26 Stockholm, Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Armenia</narrative>
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      <narrative>Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution</narrative>
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      <narrative>Conflict, Peace &amp; Security</narrative>
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    <document-link url="https://www.eeas.europa.eu/euma/about-european-union-mission-armenia_en" format="text/html">
      <title>
        <narrative>Homepage of the mission</narrative>
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      <category code="B16" />
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      <title>
        <narrative>Results achieved</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Uppnådda resultat</narrative>
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      <description>
        <narrative>In 2025, 6 police officers (4 men and 2 women) served in the operation for all or part of the year, corresponding to 4.2 annual workforce. During 2024, a total of 7 police employees (5 men and 2 women) were seconded to the mission during par of or the full year, corresponding to 4,1 annual work units. During the previous year, 2023, a total of 3 Swedish police employees (2 men and 1 woman) were seconded to the mission during the latter part of the year, corresponding to 1,4 annual work units.</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Under 2025 tjänstgjorde 6 polisanställda (4 män och 2 kvinnor) i insatsen under hela eller delar av året, motsvarande 4,2 årsarbetskraft. Under 2024 tjänstgjorde 7 svenska polisanställda (5 män och 2 kvinnor) i insatsen under hela eller del av året, motsvarande 4,1 årsarbetskraft. Under föregående år, 2023, tjänstgjorde 3 svenska polisanställda (2 män och 1 kvinna) i insatsen under en del av året, motsvarande 1,4 årsarbetskrafter.</narrative>
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          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
        </title>
        <description>
          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
        </description>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Personnel to the EU mission in Armenia</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Personalbidrag till EU:s mission i Armenien</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The Swedish Police Authority has been assigned by the government, through the ordinance on police peace support (1999:1155) and yearly regulation letters, to recruit and make personnel available for international civilian crisis management and peace support operations under the auspices of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation i Europe (OSCE) or similar organisations.
 Contribution with police expertise to the European Union Mission in Armenia is part of the Swedish support. The seconded personnel assist in the implementation of the missions' mandate which primarily involves providing expertise, training and capacity building to stabilise and develop police organisations in conflict and post-conflict environments, and promote security sector reform to ensure the upholding of the rule of law. The missions' activities include training on methods of democractic policing with a focus on improving the police's role to uphold the well-being of the citizens, capacity building on gender equality, and advice on developing a human rights based approach to policing.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser.
EU:s mission i Armenien (European Union Mission in Armenia, EUMA) utgör en av dessa insatser. Den sekonderade personalen bistår vid genomförandet av uppdragens mandat som i första hand innebär att tillhandahålla expertis, utbildning och kapacitetsuppbyggnad för att stabilisera och utveckla polisorganisationer i konflikt- och postkonfliktmiljöer, samt främja säkerhetssektorreform för att säkerställa upprätthållandet av rättsstatsprincipen. Verksamheten omfattar utbildning i metoder för demokratiskt polisarbete med fokus på att förbättra polisens roll för att upprätthålla medborgarnas välbefinnande, kapacitetsuppbyggnad kring jämställdhet och rådgivning om utveckligen av ett människorättsbaserat synsätt på polisarbete.</narrative>
    </description>
    <description type="2">
      <narrative>That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to fulfill the mission's mandate to observe and report on the security situation along the Armenian side of the international border with Azerbaijan, contribute to human security in conflict-affected areas in Armenia and contribute to building confidence between Armenia and Azerbaijan.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndighetens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag, att observera och rapportera om säkerhetsläget längs den armeniska sidan av den internationella gränsen mot Azerbajdzjan, samt bidra till mänsklig säkerhet i konfliktdrabbade områden i Armenien och bidra till att bygga upp förtroende mellan Armenien och Azerbajdzjan.</narrative>
    </description>
    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <participating-org type="40" role="2" crs-channel-code="42000">
      <narrative>EUMA/European Mission in Armenia</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-36" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>The National Police Board</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="40" role="4" crs-channel-code="42000">
      <narrative>EUMA/European Mission in Armenia</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2026-12-31" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2023-05-01" />
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.6" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet.</narrative>
      <narrative>5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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    </policy-marker>
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      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="11" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disability</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Personalbidrag till EU:s kontor i Kosovo</narrative>
      <narrative>Personnel to the EU Office in Kosovo</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The Swedish Police Authority has been assigned by the government, through the ordinance on police peace support (1999:1155) and yearly regulation letters, to recruit and make personnel available for international civilian crisis management and peace support operations under the auspices of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation i Europe (OSCE) or similar organisations.
 Contribution with police expertise to the European Union Office in Kosovo is part of the Swedish support. The seconded personnel assist in the implementation of the missions' mandate which primarily involves providing expertise, training and capacity building to stabilise and develop police organisations in conflict and post-conflict environments, and promote security sector reform to ensure the upholding of the rule of law. The missions' activities include training on methods of democractic policing with a focus on improving the police's role to uphold the well-being of the citizens, capacity building on gender equality, and advice on developing a human rights based approach to policing. 
The Swedish Police Authority continues to second a person to the EU office in Kosovo, but with a different funding source, but in this report the mission is stated as completed.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser. Bidrag med polisexpertis till EU-kontoret i Kosovo är en del av det svenska stödet. Den sekonderade personalen bistår vid genomförandet av uppdragens mandat som i första hand innebär att tillhandahålla expertis, utbildning och kapacitetsuppbyggnad för att stabilisera och utveckla polisorganisationer i konflikt- och postkonfliktmiljöer, samt främja säkerhetssektorreform för att säkerställa upprätthållandet av rättsstatsprincipen. Verksamheten omfattar utbildning i metoder för demokratiskt polisarbete med fokus på att förbättra polisens roll för att upprätthålla medborgarnas välbefinnande, kapacitetsuppbyggnad kring jämställdhet och rådgivning om utveckligen av ett människorättsbaserat synsätt på polisarbete. 
Polismyndigheten fortsätter att sekondera en person till EU office in Kosovo, men med en annan finansieringskälla, men i denna redovisning står uppdraget som avslutat.</narrative>
    </description>
    <description type="2">
      <narrative>That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to fulfill the EU delegation's mission and objectives. Polismyndigheten fortsätter att bidra till genomförandet av uppdraget, men med en annan finanseringskälla än UO7, därav är detta slutredovisning.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndighetens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av delegationens uppdrag och arbete.</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-36" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>The National Police Board</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <activity-status code="2" />
    <activity-date type="2" iso-date="2018-01-01" />
    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2026-12-31" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2018-01-01" />
    <contact-info>
      <organisation>
        <narrative>Swedish Police Authority</narrative>
      </organisation>
      <telephone>+46 8 564 18 00</telephone>
      <email>pso-idc@polisen.se</email>
      <website>www.polisen.se</website>
      <mailing-address>
        <narrative>Polismyndigheten, Box 12256, SE-102 26 Stockholm, Sweden</narrative>
      </mailing-address>
    </contact-info>
    <recipient-country code="XK" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Kosovo</narrative>
    </recipient-country>
    <sector code="15130" vocabulary="1" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Legal and judicial development</narrative>
    </sector>
    <sector code="151" vocabulary="2" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Government &amp; Civil Society-general</narrative>
    </sector>
    <default-flow-type code="10" />
    <document-link url="https://eeas.europa.eu/delegations/kosovo_en" format="text/html">
      <title>
        <narrative>Homepage of the EU Office in Kosovo</narrative>
      </title>
      <category code="B16" />
    </document-link>
    <related-activity ref="SE-0-SE-36-EU-OFFICE-KOSOVO-POLIS-1" type="2" />
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        <narrative>Results achieved</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Uppnådda resultat</narrative>
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      <description>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">2025 sekonderade Polismyndigheten 1 anställd (man) till EU-kontoret i Kosovo. 2024 sekonderade Polismyndigheten 1 anställd (kvinna) till EU-kontoret i Kosovo, för att bistå med polisiär expertis. Föregåe år så sekonderade Polismyndigheten ut en expert mot slutet av det året.</narrative>
        <narrative>In 2025, the Police Authority seconded 1 employee (male) to the EU Office in Kosovo. In 2024, the Police Authority seconded 1 employee (female) to the EU Office in Kosovo, to assist with police expertise. The previous year, the Police Authority seconded an expert towards the end of that year.</narrative>
      </description>
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          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
        </title>
        <description>
          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
        </description>
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      <narrative>The Swedish Police Authority has been assigned by the government, through the ordinance on police peace support (1999:1155) and yearly regulation letters, to recruit and make personnel available for international civilian crisis management and peace support operations under the auspices of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation i Europe (OSCE) or similar organisations.
 Contribution with police expertise to the European Union Office in Kosovo is part of the Swedish support. The seconded personnel assist in the implementation of the missions' mandate which primarily involves providing expertise, training and capacity building to stabilise and develop police organisations in conflict and post-conflict environments, and promote security sector reform to ensure the upholding of the rule of law. The missions' activities include training on methods of democractic policing with a focus on improving the police's role to uphold the well-being of the citizens, capacity building on gender equality, and advice on developing a human rights based approach to policing. 
The Swedish Police Authority continues to second a person to the EU office in Kosovo, but with a different funding source, but in this report the mission is stated as completed.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser. Bidrag med polisexpertis till EU-kontoret i Kosovo är en del av det svenska stödet. Den sekonderade personalen bistår vid genomförandet av uppdragens mandat som i första hand innebär att tillhandahålla expertis, utbildning och kapacitetsuppbyggnad för att stabilisera och utveckla polisorganisationer i konflikt- och postkonfliktmiljöer, samt främja säkerhetssektorreform för att säkerställa upprätthållandet av rättsstatsprincipen. Verksamheten omfattar utbildning i metoder för demokratiskt polisarbete med fokus på att förbättra polisens roll för att upprätthålla medborgarnas välbefinnande, kapacitetsuppbyggnad kring jämställdhet och rådgivning om utveckligen av ett människorättsbaserat synsätt på polisarbete. 
Polismyndigheten fortsätter att sekondera en person till EU office in Kosovo, men med en annan finansieringskälla, men i denna redovisning står uppdraget som avslutat.</narrative>
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      <narrative>That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to fulfill the EU delegation's mission and objectives. Polismyndigheten fortsätter att bidra till genomförandet av uppdraget, men med en annan finanseringskälla än UO7, därav är detta slutredovisning.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndighetens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av delegationens uppdrag och arbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet.</narrative>
      <narrative>5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
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        <narrative>1 Swedish Police Officer working in the Team of Experts on Conflict-Related Sexual Violence (interacting with UN missions and advising on measures to take to combat the Conflict-Related Sexual Violence) during January and February 2019. 1 Swedish Police employee working as Organized Crime Adviser at the UN Department for Peace Operations (DPO) from March to December 2019.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime.</narrative>
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      <narrative>5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Swedish Police Authority has been assigned by the government, through the ordinance on police peace support (1999:1155) and yearly regulation letters, to recruit and make personnel available for international civilian crisis management and peace support operations under the auspices of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation i Europe (OSCE) or similar organisations.
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser.
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      <narrative>That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to fulfill the mission's mandate.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndighetens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag.</narrative>
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        <narrative>This mission was concluded during 2022 and only remaining disbursements were made in 2023. Thus no personnel from the Swedish police were active in the mission. During 2022, 2 Swedish Police employees were seconded to the mission until the mandate ended in March. One of them further assisted in the mission's closing down work units.</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Missionen avslutades under 2022. Därför fanns inga svenska poliser sekonderade till missionen under 2023 - enbart några kvarvarande betalningar gjordes. Under 2022 tjänstgjorde 2 svenska polisanställda (2 kvinnor) i instsen tills den avslutades i mars 2022. En av de sekonderasde bistod även i nedmonteringen av insatsen och det svenska polisbidraget motsvarade 1,1 årsarbetskrafter under 2022.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Swedish Police Authority has been assigned by the government, through the ordinance on police peace support (1999:1155) and yearly regulation letters, to recruit and make personnel available for international civilian crisis management and peace support operations under the auspices of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation i Europe (OSCE) or similar organisations.
The OSCE Special monitoring mission to Ukraine (OSCE SMM) is one of the operations to which the Swedish Police Authority contributes with personnel.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser.
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      <narrative>That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to fulfill the mission's mandate.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndighetens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag.</narrative>
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      <narrative>5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">I regleringsbrevet för budgetår 2026 tilldelas Polismyndigheten 19 miljoner i materielstöd som efterfrågas av Ukraina. Utöver materiellt stöd tillhandahåller myndigheten kapacitetshöjande insatser på relevanta områden kopplat till det materiella stödet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>In the regulation letter for budget year 2026, the Swedish Police Authority is allocated 19 million in equipment support requested by Ukraine. In addition to material support, the authority provides capacity-building efforts in relevant areas linked to the material support.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">I regleringsbrevet för budgetår 2026 tilldelas Polismyndigheten 19 miljoner i materielstöd som efterfrågas av Ukraina. Utöver materiellt stöd tillhandahåller myndigheten kapacitetshöjande insatser på relevanta områden kopplat till det materiella stödet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Support to Ukraine in the area of ​​accountability through capacity-building efforts and material support.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Stöd till Ukraina inom området ansvarsutkrävande genom kapacitetshöjande insatser och materiellt stöd.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Polismyndigheten</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-36" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>The National Police Board</narrative>
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    <participating-org type="10" role="4" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Polismyndigheten</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2026-12-31" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2025-01-01" />
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      <narrative>16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.6" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.a" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
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      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
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        <narrative>Polismyndigheten</narrative>
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        <narrative>Polismyndigheten</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
      <recipient-country code="UA" />
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      <value value-date="2026-01-28">15122127.9099999983</value>
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        <narrative>Polismyndigheten</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
      <recipient-country code="UA" />
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Personnel to the UN investigative team in Iraq, UNITAD. The mission ended 2024-09-17.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Personalbidrag till FN:s utredningsgrupp för ansvarsutkrävande av ISIL/Daesh övergrepp i Irak, UNITAD</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The Swedish Police Authority has been assigned by the government, through the ordinance on police peace support (1999:1155) and yearly regulation letters, to recruit and make personnel available for international civilian crisis management and peace support operations under the auspices of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation i Europe(OSCE) or similar organisations.
The United Nations Investigative Team to Promote Accountability for Crimes Committed by Da’esh/ISIL (UNITAD) is one of the operations to which the Swedish Police Authority contributes with personnel. The seconded personnel assist in the implementation of the missions' mandate which primarily involves providing expertise, training and capacity building to stabilise and develop police organisations in conflict and post-conflict environments, and promote security sector reform to ensure the upholding of the rule of law. The missions' activities include training on methods of democractic policing with a focus on improving the police's role to uphold the well-being of the citizens, capacity building on gender equality, and advice on developing a human rights based approach to policing. The mission also aims to assist the national police organisation in investigating war crimes.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser.
FN:s utredningsgrupp för ansvarsutkrävande av ISIL/Daesh övergrepp i Irak (United Nations Investigative Team to Promote Accountability for Crimes Committed by Da’esh/ISIL, UNITAD) utgör en av dessa insatser.Den sekonderade personalen bistår vid genomförandet av uppdragens mandat som i första hand innebär att tillhandahålla expertis, utbildning och kapacitetsuppbyggnad för att stabilisera och utveckla polisorganisationer i konflikt- och postkonfliktmiljöer, samt främja säkerhetssektorreform för att säkerställa upprätthållandet av rättsstatsprincipen. Verksamheten omfattar utbildning i metoder för demokratiskt polisarbete med fokus på att förbättra polisens roll för att upprätthålla medborgarnas välbefinnande, kapacitetsuppbyggnad kring jämställdhet och rådgivning om utveckligen av ett människorättsbaserat synsätt på polisarbete. Uppdraget syftar också till att hjälpa den nationella polisorganisationen att utreda krigsförbrytelser.</narrative>
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      <narrative>That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to fulfill the mission's mandate to support the Iraqi government in its efforts to collect, preserve and store evidence of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide committed in Iraq by the terrorist organization ISIL.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndighetens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag att stödja den irakiska regeringen i sitt arbete med att samla in, bevara och lagra bevis om krigsförbrytelser, brott mot mänskligheten och folkmord som begåtts i Irak av terrororganisationen ISIL.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>The National Police Board</narrative>
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    <activity-status code="4" />
    <activity-date type="4" iso-date="2024-09-17" />
    <activity-date type="2" iso-date="2019-01-01" />
    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2024-12-31" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2019-01-01" />
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        <narrative>Swedish Police Authority</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 564 18 00</telephone>
      <email>pso-idc@polisen.se</email>
      <website>www.polisen.se</website>
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        <narrative>Polismyndigheten, Box 12256, SE-102 26 Stockholm, Sweden</narrative>
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    <recipient-country code="IQ" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Iraq</narrative>
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    <sector code="15220" vocabulary="1" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution</narrative>
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    <sector code="152" vocabulary="2" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Conflict, Peace &amp; Security</narrative>
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    <document-link url="https://www.unitad.un.org/" format="text/html">
      <title>
        <narrative>Homepage of the mission</narrative>
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      <category code="B16" />
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        <narrative>Results achieved</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Uppnådda resultat</narrative>
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      <description>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Under 2024 tjänstgjorde 5 svenska polisanställda (3 kvinnor och 2 män) i missionen, motsvarande 2,2 årsarbetskrafter. Missionen avslutades 2024. Föregående år, 2023, tjänstegjorde 9 svenska polisanställda (4 män och 5 kvinnor) i missionen, motsvarande 5,1 årsarbetskrafter.</narrative>
        <narrative>During 2024, a total of 5 police employees (3 women and 2 men) were seconded to the mission, corresponding to 2,2 annual work units. The previous year, 2023, a total of 9 Swedish Police employees (5 women and 4 men) were seconded to the mission, this corresponded to 3,7 annual work units.</narrative>
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          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
        </title>
        <description>
          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
        </description>
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    <iati-identifier>SE-0-SE-36-UNITAD-IRAK-POLIS-1</iati-identifier>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </reporting-org>
    <title>
      <narrative>Personnel to the UN investigative team in Iraq, UNITAD. The mission ended 2024-09-17.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Personalbidrag till FN:s utredningsgrupp för ansvarsutkrävande av ISIL/Daesh övergrepp i Irak, UNITAD</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The Swedish Police Authority has been assigned by the government, through the ordinance on police peace support (1999:1155) and yearly regulation letters, to recruit and make personnel available for international civilian crisis management and peace support operations under the auspices of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation i Europe(OSCE) or similar organisations.
The United Nations Investigative Team to Promote Accountability for Crimes Committed by Da’esh/ISIL (UNITAD) is one of the operations to which the Swedish Police Authority contributes with personnel. The seconded personnel assist in the implementation of the missions' mandate which primarily involves providing expertise, training and capacity building to stabilise and develop police organisations in conflict and post-conflict environments, and promote security sector reform to ensure the upholding of the rule of law. The missions' activities include training on methods of democractic policing with a focus on improving the police's role to uphold the well-being of the citizens, capacity building on gender equality, and advice on developing a human rights based approach to policing. The mission also aims to assist the national police organisation in investigating war crimes.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser.
FN:s utredningsgrupp för ansvarsutkrävande av ISIL/Daesh övergrepp i Irak (United Nations Investigative Team to Promote Accountability for Crimes Committed by Da’esh/ISIL, UNITAD) utgör en av dessa insatser.Den sekonderade personalen bistår vid genomförandet av uppdragens mandat som i första hand innebär att tillhandahålla expertis, utbildning och kapacitetsuppbyggnad för att stabilisera och utveckla polisorganisationer i konflikt- och postkonfliktmiljöer, samt främja säkerhetssektorreform för att säkerställa upprätthållandet av rättsstatsprincipen. Verksamheten omfattar utbildning i metoder för demokratiskt polisarbete med fokus på att förbättra polisens roll för att upprätthålla medborgarnas välbefinnande, kapacitetsuppbyggnad kring jämställdhet och rådgivning om utveckligen av ett människorättsbaserat synsätt på polisarbete. Uppdraget syftar också till att hjälpa den nationella polisorganisationen att utreda krigsförbrytelser.</narrative>
    </description>
    <description type="2">
      <narrative>That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to fulfill the mission's mandate to support the Iraqi government in its efforts to collect, preserve and store evidence of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide committed in Iraq by the terrorist organization ISIL.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndighetens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag att stödja den irakiska regeringen i sitt arbete med att samla in, bevara och lagra bevis om krigsförbrytelser, brott mot mänskligheten och folkmord som begåtts i Irak av terrororganisationen ISIL.</narrative>
    </description>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </participating-org>
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      <narrative>UNITAD/United Nations Investigative Team to Promote Accountability Against Da'esh/ISIL Crimes</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-36" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>The National Police Board</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="40" role="4" crs-channel-code="41000">
      <narrative>UNITAD/United Nations Investigative Team to Promote Accountability Against Da'esh/ISIL Crimes</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="2" iso-date="2019-01-01" />
    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2024-12-31" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2019-01-01" />
    <tag code="16.1" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.2" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.3" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all.</narrative>
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    <tag code="5.2" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering.</narrative>
      <narrative>5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
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      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
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      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="4" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="10" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="11" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disability</narrative>
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      <value value-date="2020-01-01">3998920</value>
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      <period-end iso-date="2022-12-28" />
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2023-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2023-12-28" />
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      <narrative>That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to fulfill the mission's mandate.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Swedish Police Authority has been assigned by the government, through the ordinance on police peace support (1999:1155) and yearly regulation letters, to recruit and make personnel available for international civilian crisis management and peace support operations under the auspices of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation i Europe (OSCE) or similar organisations.
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser.
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      <narrative>That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to fulfill the mission's mandate.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndighetens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser._x000D_
FN:s mission i Sydsudan (United Nations Mission in the South Sudan, UNMISS) utgör en av dessa insatser. Den sekonderade personalen bistår vid genomförandet av uppdragens mandat som i första hand innebär att tillhandahålla expertis, utbildning och kapacitetsuppbyggnad för att stabilisera och utveckla polisorganisationer i konflikt- och postkonfliktmiljöer, samt främja säkerhetssektorreform för att säkerställa upprätthållandet av rättsstatsprincipen. Verksamheten omfattar utbildning i metoder för demokratiskt polisarbete med fokus på att förbättra polisens roll för att upprätthålla medborgarnas välbefinnande, kapacitetsuppbyggnad kring jämställdhet och rådgivning om utveckligen av ett människorättsbaserat synsätt på polisarbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet.</narrative>
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        <narrative>1 Swedish Police employee seconded to the mission until mid-April 2019.</narrative>
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      <indicator measure="5" ascending="0">
        <title>
          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
        </title>
        <description>
          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
        </description>
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      <narrative>UNSMIL Libya</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>United Nations Support Mission for Libya. To support an inclusive Libyan political process and security and economic dialogue through mediation and good offices. Among other tasks, UNSMIL is mandated to conduct human rights monitoring and reporting, to support key Libyan institutions and efforts to secure uncontrolled arms and to support the provision of essential services and delivery of humanitarian assistance as well as to coordinate international assistance.</narrative>
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    <participating-org type="40" role="2" crs-channel-code="41310">
      <narrative>UNDPO/United Nations Department of Peace Operations</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-36" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>The National Police Board</narrative>
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      <narrative>UNDPO/United Nations Department of Peace Operations</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.10" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.3" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla.</narrative>
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    <tag code="16.a" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet.</narrative>
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    <tag code="5.2" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="2" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="2">
      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="4" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="10" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="11" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disability</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <collaboration-type code="1" />
    <default-finance-type code="110" />
    <default-aid-type code="D01" />
    <default-tied-status code="4" />
    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2017-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2017-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2017-01-01">311442</value>
    </budget>
    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2018-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2018-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2018-01-01">1311954</value>
    </budget>
    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2019-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2019-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2019-01-01">517104</value>
    </budget>
    <capital-spend percentage="0" />
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="2" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2017-01-01" />
      <value value-date="2017-01-01">2140500</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
        <narrative>UNDPO/United Nations Department of Peace Operations</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="152" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
      <recipient-country code="LY" />
    </transaction>
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2017-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2017-01-28">311442</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
        <narrative>UNDPO/United Nations Department of Peace Operations</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="152" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
      <recipient-country code="LY" />
    </transaction>
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2018-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2018-01-28">1311954</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
        <narrative>UNDPO/United Nations Department of Peace Operations</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="152" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
      <recipient-country code="LY" />
    </transaction>
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2019-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2019-01-28">517104</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-41310" type="40">
        <narrative>UNDPO/United Nations Department of Peace Operations</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="152" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15220" />
      <recipient-country code="LY" />
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    <iati-identifier>SE-0-SE-37-DNR2013-1716</iati-identifier>
    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>Money from Sweden</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Remitteringstjänsten</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Money from Sweden is a online service that compares the fees and exchange rates for transfers abroad.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Money from Sweden är en gratis tjänst på nätet där man kan jämföra hur mycket det kostar att skicka pengar med olika företag till andra länder och hur lång tid det tar.</narrative>
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    <description type="2">
      <narrative>The price comparison has the task of informing consumers of what it costs to send money abroad. Marketing is expected to contribute to plenty of visits to the site and the visualization of remittance costs. Increased transparency will contribute to a more competitive market with falling prices.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Prisjämförelsetjänsten har som uppgift att informera konsumenter om vad det kostar att skicka pengar utomlands. Marknadsföringen förväntas bidra till rikligt med besök på webbplatsen och synliggörande av remitteringskostnader. Ökad transparens ska ge ökad rörlighet på marknaden med sjunkande priser som följd.</narrative>
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    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-37" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Swedish Consumer Agency</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2014-01-01" />
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        <narrative>Swedish Consumer Agency</narrative>
      </organisation>
      <telephone>+46 7 714 233 00</telephone>
      <email>konsumentverket@konsumentverket.se.</email>
      <website>www.konsumentverket.se</website>
      <mailing-address>
        <narrative>Konsumentverket/KO, Box 48, 651 02 Karlstad.</narrative>
      </mailing-address>
    </contact-info>
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      <narrative>Developing countries, unspecified</narrative>
    </recipient-region>
    <sector code="24050" vocabulary="1" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Remittance facilitation, promotion and optimisation</narrative>
    </sector>
    <sector code="240" vocabulary="2" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Banking &amp; Financial Services</narrative>
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    <related-activity ref="SE-0-SE-37-DNR2013-1716-1" type="2" />
    <result type="2" aggregation-status="0">
      <title>
        <narrative>Results achieved</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Uppnådda resultat</narrative>
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      <description>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Money from Sweden har bidragit till lägre överföringskostnader internationellt. Svårigheterna att jämföra tjänster för pengaöverföring och nå ut till målgruppen gör att det kan ifrågasättas om tjänsten motsvarar besökarnas behov. Endast 10 % av de som besöker startsidan går vidare för att göra en jämförelse. Tjänsten ska därför avvecklas i förtid, och 2024 blir därmed slutår för tjänsten.</narrative>
        <narrative>Money from Sweden has contributed to lower transfer costs internationally. The difficulties of comparing money transfer services and reaching the target group means that it can be questioned whether the service meets the needs of the visitors. Only 10% of those who visit the home page go on to make a comparison. The service must therefore be phased out prematurely, and 2024 will thus be the final year for the service.</narrative>
      </description>
      <indicator measure="5" ascending="0">
        <title>
          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
        </title>
        <description>
          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
        </description>
      </indicator>
    </result>
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  <iati-activity last-updated-datetime="2026-10-21T06:29:03+02:00" xml:lang="en" default-currency="SEK" humanitarian="0" hierarchy="2">
    <iati-identifier>SE-0-SE-37-DNR2013-1716-1</iati-identifier>
    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </reporting-org>
    <title>
      <narrative>Money from Sweden</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Remitteringstjänsten</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Money from Sweden is a online service that compares the fees and exchange rates for transfers abroad.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Money from Sweden är en gratis tjänst på nätet där man kan jämföra hur mycket det kostar att skicka pengar med olika företag till andra länder och hur lång tid det tar.</narrative>
    </description>
    <description type="2">
      <narrative>The price comparison has the task of informing consumers of what it costs to send money abroad. Marketing is expected to contribute to plenty of visits to the site and the visualization of remittance costs. Increased transparency will contribute to a more competitive market with falling prices.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Prisjämförelsetjänsten har som uppgift att informera konsumenter om vad det kostar att skicka pengar utomlands. Marknadsföringen förväntas bidra till rikligt med besök på webbplatsen och synliggörande av remitteringskostnader. Ökad transparens ska ge ökad rörlighet på marknaden med sjunkande priser som följd.</narrative>
    </description>
    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="10" role="2" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Konsumentverket</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-37" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Swedish Consumer Agency</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="10" role="4" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Konsumentverket</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <activity-status code="4" />
    <activity-date type="4" iso-date="2025-01-07" />
    <activity-date type="2" iso-date="2014-01-01" />
    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2025-01-07" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2014-01-01" />
    <activity-scope code="2" />
    <tag code="1.a" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom.</narrative>
    </tag>
    <tag code="10.c" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">10.c - Senast 2030 minska transaktionskostnaderna för migranters remitteringar till mindre än 3 procent samt avskaffa remitteringskorridorer där kostnaderna överstiger 5 procent.</narrative>
      <narrative>10.c - By 2030, reduce to less than 3 per cent the transaction costs of migrant remittances and eliminate remittance corridors with costs higher than 5 per cent.</narrative>
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    <policy-marker code="1" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="2" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="2">
      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="4" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="10" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="11" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disability</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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    <default-aid-type code="C01" />
    <default-tied-status code="4" />
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      <period-start iso-date="2016-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2016-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2016-01-01">1000000</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2017-01-01" />
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      <value value-date="2017-01-01">1000000</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2018-01-01" />
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      <value value-date="2018-01-01">3660000</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2019-01-01" />
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      <value value-date="2019-01-01">3660000</value>
    </budget>
    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2020-01-01" />
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2021-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2021-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2021-01-01">3500000</value>
    </budget>
    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2022-01-01" />
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      <value value-date="2022-01-01">3200000</value>
    </budget>
    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2023-01-01" />
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      <value value-date="2023-01-01">2900000</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2024-01-01" />
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      <value value-date="2024-01-01">3200000</value>
    </budget>
    <capital-spend percentage="0" />
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="2" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2014-01-01" />
      <value value-date="2014-01-01">28110000</value>
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        <narrative>Konsumentverket</narrative>
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      <recipient-region code="998" />
    </transaction>
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2014-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2014-01-28">2750000</value>
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        <narrative>Konsumentverket</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
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    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2015-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2015-01-28">1000000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-11001" type="10">
        <narrative>Konsumentverket</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="24050" />
      <recipient-region code="998" />
    </transaction>
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2016-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2016-01-28">1000000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-11001" type="10">
        <narrative>Konsumentverket</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="24050" />
      <recipient-region code="998" />
    </transaction>
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2017-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2017-01-28">1000000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-11001" type="10">
        <narrative>Konsumentverket</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="240" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="24050" />
      <recipient-region code="998" />
    </transaction>
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2018-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2018-01-28">3660575</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-11001" type="10">
        <narrative>Konsumentverket</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="240" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="24050" />
      <recipient-region code="998" />
    </transaction>
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2019-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2019-01-28">2800000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-11001" type="10">
        <narrative>Konsumentverket</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
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      <recipient-region code="998" />
    </transaction>
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
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      <value value-date="2020-01-28">2800000</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-11001" type="10">
        <narrative>Konsumentverket</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="240" />
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      <recipient-region code="998" />
    </transaction>
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2021-01-28" />
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      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-11001" type="10">
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      <narrative>Trade Academy EU Integration is a programme that aims to strengthen the institutional capacity of EU candidate countries to manage and benefit from future EU membership, with a focus on the internal market, active participation in EU decision-making processes and international trade. The programme was initially implemented for Moldova and Ukraine, where EU accession is a strategic priority for economic development and political stability. From 2026, Albania and North Macedonia are also included in the programme.

The programme addresses capacity gaps among public authorities and relevant stakeholders in formulating, coordinating and communicating national positions in the EU accession process. It focuses on inclusive consultation, strengthened institutional coordination and evidence-based approaches to trade and market integration issues. Through capacity development and the exchange of experience, the programme contributes to more effective participation in EU-related policy processes and negotiations.

The long-term development objective is to contribute to sustainable and inclusive economic growth by strengthening the institutional capacity of EU candidate countries to participate effectively in the EU internal market and trade policy framework. The programme contributes to lasting integration into EU structures and greater economic resilience beyond the programme period.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Trade Academy EU Integration är ett program som syftar till att stärka EU-kandidatländers institutionella kapacitet att förvalta och dra nytta av ett framtida EU-medlemskap, med fokus på den inre marknaden, aktivt deltagande i EU:s beslutsprocesser och internationell handel. Programmet genomfördes inledningsvis för Moldavien och Ukraina, där EU-anslutning är en strategisk prioritering för ekonomisk utveckling och politisk stabilitet. Från 2026 ingår även Albanien och Nordmakedonien i programmet. 

Programmet adresserar kapacitetsbrister hos offentliga myndigheter och relevanta intressenter när det gäller att formulera, samordna och kommunicera nationella ståndpunkter i EU-anslutningsprocessen. Tyngdpunkten ligger på inkluderande konsultation, stärkt institutionell samordning och kunskapsbaserad hantering av handels- och marknadsintegrationsfrågor. Genom kapacitetsutveckling och erfarenhetsutbyte bidrar programmet till mer effektivt deltagande i EU-relaterade policyprocesser och förhandlingar. 

Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är att bidra till hållbar och inkluderande ekonomisk tillväxt genom att stärka EU-kandidatländers institutionella kapacitet att delta effektivt i EU:s inre marknad och handelspolitiska ramverk. Programmet bidrar till varaktig integration i EU:s strukturer och ökad ekonomisk motståndskraft bortom programperioden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Improved institutional understanding of EU trade policy, the internal market and regulatory frameworks

Strengthened capacity for stakeholder analysis, consultation and inter-institutional coordination

Enhanced ability to formulate and communicate well-anchored national positions in EU-related processes

Improved preparedness for participation in international and EU-level negotiations

Contribution to more effective and sustainable EU integration processes over time</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förbättrad institutionell förståelse för EU:s handelspolitik, regelverk och den inre marknaden

Stärkt kapacitet för intressentanalys, konsultation och samordning mellan institutioner

Förbättrad förmåga att formulera och kommunicera väl förankrade nationella ståndpunkter

Ökad beredskap att delta i internationella och EU-relaterade förhandlingar

Bidrag till mer effektiva och hållbara processer för EU-integration över tid</narrative>
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      <narrative>Trade Academy EU Integration is a programme that aims to strengthen the institutional capacity of EU candidate countries to manage and benefit from future EU membership, with a focus on the internal market, active participation in EU decision-making processes and international trade. The programme was initially implemented for Moldova and Ukraine, where EU accession is a strategic priority for economic development and political stability. From 2026, Albania and North Macedonia are also included in the programme.

The programme addresses capacity gaps among public authorities and relevant stakeholders in formulating, coordinating and communicating national positions in the EU accession process. It focuses on inclusive consultation, strengthened institutional coordination and evidence-based approaches to trade and market integration issues. Through capacity development and the exchange of experience, the programme contributes to more effective participation in EU-related policy processes and negotiations.

The long-term development objective is to contribute to sustainable and inclusive economic growth by strengthening the institutional capacity of EU candidate countries to participate effectively in the EU internal market and trade policy framework. The programme contributes to lasting integration into EU structures and greater economic resilience beyond the programme period.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Trade Academy EU Integration är ett program som syftar till att stärka EU-kandidatländers institutionella kapacitet att förvalta och dra nytta av ett framtida EU-medlemskap, med fokus på den inre marknaden, aktivt deltagande i EU:s beslutsprocesser och internationell handel. Programmet genomfördes inledningsvis för Moldavien och Ukraina, där EU-anslutning är en strategisk prioritering för ekonomisk utveckling och politisk stabilitet. Från 2026 ingår även Albanien och Nordmakedonien i programmet. 

Programmet adresserar kapacitetsbrister hos offentliga myndigheter och relevanta intressenter när det gäller att formulera, samordna och kommunicera nationella ståndpunkter i EU-anslutningsprocessen. Tyngdpunkten ligger på inkluderande konsultation, stärkt institutionell samordning och kunskapsbaserad hantering av handels- och marknadsintegrationsfrågor. Genom kapacitetsutveckling och erfarenhetsutbyte bidrar programmet till mer effektivt deltagande i EU-relaterade policyprocesser och förhandlingar. 

Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är att bidra till hållbar och inkluderande ekonomisk tillväxt genom att stärka EU-kandidatländers institutionella kapacitet att delta effektivt i EU:s inre marknad och handelspolitiska ramverk. Programmet bidrar till varaktig integration i EU:s strukturer och ökad ekonomisk motståndskraft bortom programperioden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Improved institutional understanding of EU trade policy, the internal market and regulatory frameworks

Strengthened capacity for stakeholder analysis, consultation and inter-institutional coordination

Enhanced ability to formulate and communicate well-anchored national positions in EU-related processes

Improved preparedness for participation in international and EU-level negotiations

Contribution to more effective and sustainable EU integration processes over time</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förbättrad institutionell förståelse för EU:s handelspolitik, regelverk och den inre marknaden

Stärkt kapacitet för intressentanalys, konsultation och samordning mellan institutioner

Förbättrad förmåga att formulera och kommunicera väl förankrade nationella ståndpunkter

Ökad beredskap att delta i internationella och EU-relaterade förhandlingar

Bidrag till mer effektiva och hållbara processer för EU-integration över tid</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha.</narrative>
      <narrative>17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Moldavien EU-närmande</narrative>
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      <narrative>The project aims to contribute to Moldova’s approximation to the European Union by strengthening institutional capacity to implement and apply trade-related reforms in line with EU rules and principles. The Moldovan public administration faces significant capacity constraints, including limited human and technical resources and limited experience in implementing comprehensive EU-aligned reforms in the area of trade.

The project focuses on supporting the Ministry for Economic Development and Digitalisation (MDED) through targeted institutional support, access to relevant expertise and operational capacity development. The support is tailored to identified needs related to the implementation of EU trade legislation, including trade in services, economic analysis and communication. The approach is flexible and demand-driven, allowing adaptation to evolving priorities in Moldova’s EU integration process.

The project is implemented by the National Board of Trade Sweden in close cooperation with MDED and in dialogue with other relevant Moldovan institutions. The long-term development objective is for Moldova to have strengthened and sustainable institutional capacity to implement EU trade legislation and thereby progressively integrate into the EU internal market.

The project contributes to this objective by building lasting capacity within the public administration, strengthening inter-institutional coordination and improving the conditions for evidence-based trade policy, thereby supporting sustainable economic development and increased market integration over time.

From 2026, the National Board of Trade Sweden has a long-term adviser based at MDED in Moldova.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet syftar till att bidra till Moldaviens närmande till Europeiska unionen genom att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten att genomföra och tillämpa handelsrelaterade reformer i linje med EU:s regelverk och principer. Den moldaviska statsförvaltningen står inför betydande kapacitetsutmaningar, bland annat begränsade personella och tekniska resurser samt begränsad erfarenhet av att genomföra omfattande EU-anpassade reformer inom handelsområdet. 

Projektet fokuserar på att stödja Ministry for Economic Development and Digitalisation (MDED), genom riktat institutionellt stöd, tillgång till relevant expertis och operativ kapacitetsutveckling. Stödet utformas utifrån identifierade behov kopplade till genomförande av EU:s handelsregelverk, inklusive handel med tjänster, ekonomisk analys och kommunikation. Arbetssättet är flexibelt och behovsdrivet, vilket möjliggör anpassning till förändrade prioriteringar i Moldaviens EU-integrationsprocess. 

Projektet genomförs av Kommerskollegium i nära samarbete med MDED samt i dialog med andra relevanta moldaviska institutioner.  Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är att Moldavien ska ha en stärkt och hållbar institutionell kapacitet att genomföra EU:s handelsregelverk och därigenom integreras successivt i EU:s inre marknad. 

Projektet bidrar till detta genom att bygga varaktig kompetens inom offentlig förvaltning, stärka samordning mellan institutioner och förbättra förutsättningarna för evidensbaserad handelspolitik, vilket på sikt stödjer hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och ökad marknadsintegration.

Från 2026 har Kommerskollegium en långtidsrådgivare på plats vid MDED i Moldavien.</narrative>
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      <narrative>•Strengthened institutional capacity of Moldovan authorities to plan, coordinate, and implement EU-related trade reforms
•Increased knowledge and understanding of EU rules governing trade in services
•Improved ability to participate effectively in EU working groups and expert forums
•Enhanced structures for economic analysis and evidence-based trade policy making
•Increased awareness among businesses and the public of conditions and requirements for trading with the EU</narrative>
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•Ökad kunskap och förståelse för EU:s regelverk för handel med tjänster
•Förbättrad förmåga att delta i och bidra till EU:s arbets- och expertgrupper
•Stärkta strukturer för ekonomisk analys och evidensbaserat beslutsfattande inom handelspolitiken
•Ökad medvetenhet hos företag och allmänhet om förutsättningar för handel med EU</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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        <narrative>National Board of Trade</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 690 48 00</telephone>
      <email>registrator@kommerskollegium.se</email>
      <website>http://www.kommerskollegium.se/</website>
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        <narrative>SE-113 86 STOCKHOLM</narrative>
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      <narrative>Moldova EU approximation</narrative>
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      <narrative>The project aims to contribute to Moldova’s approximation to the European Union by strengthening institutional capacity to implement and apply trade-related reforms in line with EU rules and principles. The Moldovan public administration faces significant capacity constraints, including limited human and technical resources and limited experience in implementing comprehensive EU-aligned reforms in the area of trade.

The project focuses on supporting the Ministry for Economic Development and Digitalisation (MDED) through targeted institutional support, access to relevant expertise and operational capacity development. The support is tailored to identified needs related to the implementation of EU trade legislation, including trade in services, economic analysis and communication. The approach is flexible and demand-driven, allowing adaptation to evolving priorities in Moldova’s EU integration process.

The project is implemented by the National Board of Trade Sweden in close cooperation with MDED and in dialogue with other relevant Moldovan institutions. The long-term development objective is for Moldova to have strengthened and sustainable institutional capacity to implement EU trade legislation and thereby progressively integrate into the EU internal market.

The project contributes to this objective by building lasting capacity within the public administration, strengthening inter-institutional coordination and improving the conditions for evidence-based trade policy, thereby supporting sustainable economic development and increased market integration over time.

From 2026, the National Board of Trade Sweden has a long-term adviser based at MDED in Moldova.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet syftar till att bidra till Moldaviens närmande till Europeiska unionen genom att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten att genomföra och tillämpa handelsrelaterade reformer i linje med EU:s regelverk och principer. Den moldaviska statsförvaltningen står inför betydande kapacitetsutmaningar, bland annat begränsade personella och tekniska resurser samt begränsad erfarenhet av att genomföra omfattande EU-anpassade reformer inom handelsområdet. 

Projektet fokuserar på att stödja Ministry for Economic Development and Digitalisation (MDED), genom riktat institutionellt stöd, tillgång till relevant expertis och operativ kapacitetsutveckling. Stödet utformas utifrån identifierade behov kopplade till genomförande av EU:s handelsregelverk, inklusive handel med tjänster, ekonomisk analys och kommunikation. Arbetssättet är flexibelt och behovsdrivet, vilket möjliggör anpassning till förändrade prioriteringar i Moldaviens EU-integrationsprocess. 

Projektet genomförs av Kommerskollegium i nära samarbete med MDED samt i dialog med andra relevanta moldaviska institutioner.  Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är att Moldavien ska ha en stärkt och hållbar institutionell kapacitet att genomföra EU:s handelsregelverk och därigenom integreras successivt i EU:s inre marknad. 

Projektet bidrar till detta genom att bygga varaktig kompetens inom offentlig förvaltning, stärka samordning mellan institutioner och förbättra förutsättningarna för evidensbaserad handelspolitik, vilket på sikt stödjer hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och ökad marknadsintegration.

Från 2026 har Kommerskollegium en långtidsrådgivare på plats vid MDED i Moldavien.</narrative>
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      <narrative>•Strengthened institutional capacity of Moldovan authorities to plan, coordinate, and implement EU-related trade reforms
•Increased knowledge and understanding of EU rules governing trade in services
•Improved ability to participate effectively in EU working groups and expert forums
•Enhanced structures for economic analysis and evidence-based trade policy making
•Increased awareness among businesses and the public of conditions and requirements for trading with the EU</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">•Förstärkt institutionell kapacitet hos moldaviska myndigheter att planera, samordna och genomföra EU-relaterade handelsreformer
•Ökad kunskap och förståelse för EU:s regelverk för handel med tjänster
•Förbättrad förmåga att delta i och bidra till EU:s arbets- och expertgrupper
•Stärkta strukturer för ekonomisk analys och evidensbaserat beslutsfattande inom handelspolitiken
•Ökad medvetenhet hos företag och allmänhet om förutsättningar för handel med EU</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>Kommerskollegium</narrative>
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      <narrative>Kommerskollegium</narrative>
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      <narrative>16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels.</narrative>
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      <narrative>17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The project is implemented under a specific government-mandated assignment and aims to strengthen Ukraine’s institutional capacity in the EU accession negotiations. The context is Ukraine’s need for qualified, flexible and demand-driven expert support to manage the complex and resource-intensive process of aligning national legislation with EU law, particularly in the context of the ongoing war.

The project focuses on providing tailored expert support to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister to strengthen analysis, preparation and decision-making in the EU accession process, including preparations for and implementation of screening processes of EU legislation. By mobilising relevant expertise, the project contributes to more structured and well-founded processes in Ukraine’s negotiations with the EU.

The project is implemented by the Ukrainian civil society organisation Agency for Legislative Initiatives (ALI), which is responsible for project management, coordination and quality assurance of experts in close dialogue with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and other key stakeholders in the accession process. The National Board of Trade Sweden finances the project and monitors its implementation.

The long-term development objective is to strengthen Ukraine’s capacity to conduct the EU accession process in an effective, structured and sustainable manner. By enhancing institutional capacity for analysis, preparation and application of EU legislation, the project contributes to Ukraine’s long-term political and economic integration into the EU and to strengthened public administration beyond the project period.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Insatsen genomförs inom ramen för ett särskilt regleringsbrevsuppdrag och syftar till att stärka Ukrainas institutionella kapacitet i EU-anslutningsförhandlingarna. Bakgrunden är Ukrainas behov av kvalificerat, flexibelt och efterfrågestyrt expertstöd för att hantera den komplexa och resurskrävande processen att anpassa nationell lagstiftning till EU:s regelverk, särskilt i en pågående krigskontext.

Projektet är inriktat på att tillhandahålla behovsstyrt expertstöd till Ukrainas vicepremiärministerkansli för att stärka analys, beredning och beslutsfattande i EU-anslutningsarbetet, inklusive förberedelser och genomförande av screeningprocesser av EU:s regelverk. Genom att samla och mobilisera lokal och internationell sakkunskap bidrar insatsen till mer strukturerade och välunderbyggda processer i förhandlingarna med EU.

Insatsen genomförs av den ukrainska civilsamhällesorganisationen Agency for Legislative Initiatives (ALI), som ansvarar för projektledning, samordning och kvalitetssäkring av experter i nära dialog med vicepremiärministerkansliet och andra centrala aktörer i anslutningsprocessen. Kommerskollegium finansierar insatsen och följer upp genomförandet. 

Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är att stärka Ukrainas förmåga att genomföra EU-anslutningsprocessen på ett effektivt, strukturerat och hållbart sätt. Genom ökad institutionell kapacitet för analys, beredning och tillämpning av EU:s regelverk bidrar projektet till Ukrainas långsiktiga politiska och ekonomiska integration i EU samt till stärkt offentlig förvaltning även bortom projektperioden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>•Strengthened institutional capacity of the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister to produce and use high-quality analytical and decision-making support in the EU accession process.
•Improved conditions for preparing and implementing screening processes of EU legislation through access to relevant operational expertise.
•Improved quality and structure in Ukraine’s work with the EU acquis, including preparations for dialogue with the European Commission.
•Contribution to a more coherent and effective implementation of Ukraine’s EU integration efforts.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">•Förstärkt institutionell kapacitet hos vicepremiärministerkansliet att ta fram och använda kvalificerade analys- och beslutsunderlag i EU-anslutningsprocessen.
•Förbättrade förutsättningar att förbereda och genomföra screeningprocesser av EU:s regelverk genom tillgång till relevant och operativt expertstöd.
•Ökad kvalitet och struktur i Ukrainas arbete med EU:s acquis, inklusive förberedelser inför dialoger med Europeiska kommissionen.
•Bidrag till ett mer sammanhållet och effektivt genomförande av Ukrainas EU-integrationsarbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 690 48 00</telephone>
      <email>registrator@kommerskollegium.se</email>
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        <narrative>SE-113 86 STOCKHOLM</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>Expert support to Ukraine's EU integration negotiations</narrative>
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      <narrative>The project is implemented under a specific government-mandated assignment and aims to strengthen Ukraine’s institutional capacity in the EU accession negotiations. The context is Ukraine’s need for qualified, flexible and demand-driven expert support to manage the complex and resource-intensive process of aligning national legislation with EU law, particularly in the context of the ongoing war.

The project focuses on providing tailored expert support to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister to strengthen analysis, preparation and decision-making in the EU accession process, including preparations for and implementation of screening processes of EU legislation. By mobilising relevant expertise, the project contributes to more structured and well-founded processes in Ukraine’s negotiations with the EU.

The project is implemented by the Ukrainian civil society organisation Agency for Legislative Initiatives (ALI), which is responsible for project management, coordination and quality assurance of experts in close dialogue with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and other key stakeholders in the accession process. The National Board of Trade Sweden finances the project and monitors its implementation.

The long-term development objective is to strengthen Ukraine’s capacity to conduct the EU accession process in an effective, structured and sustainable manner. By enhancing institutional capacity for analysis, preparation and application of EU legislation, the project contributes to Ukraine’s long-term political and economic integration into the EU and to strengthened public administration beyond the project period.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Insatsen genomförs inom ramen för ett särskilt regleringsbrevsuppdrag och syftar till att stärka Ukrainas institutionella kapacitet i EU-anslutningsförhandlingarna. Bakgrunden är Ukrainas behov av kvalificerat, flexibelt och efterfrågestyrt expertstöd för att hantera den komplexa och resurskrävande processen att anpassa nationell lagstiftning till EU:s regelverk, särskilt i en pågående krigskontext.

Projektet är inriktat på att tillhandahålla behovsstyrt expertstöd till Ukrainas vicepremiärministerkansli för att stärka analys, beredning och beslutsfattande i EU-anslutningsarbetet, inklusive förberedelser och genomförande av screeningprocesser av EU:s regelverk. Genom att samla och mobilisera lokal och internationell sakkunskap bidrar insatsen till mer strukturerade och välunderbyggda processer i förhandlingarna med EU.

Insatsen genomförs av den ukrainska civilsamhällesorganisationen Agency for Legislative Initiatives (ALI), som ansvarar för projektledning, samordning och kvalitetssäkring av experter i nära dialog med vicepremiärministerkansliet och andra centrala aktörer i anslutningsprocessen. Kommerskollegium finansierar insatsen och följer upp genomförandet. 

Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är att stärka Ukrainas förmåga att genomföra EU-anslutningsprocessen på ett effektivt, strukturerat och hållbart sätt. Genom ökad institutionell kapacitet för analys, beredning och tillämpning av EU:s regelverk bidrar projektet till Ukrainas långsiktiga politiska och ekonomiska integration i EU samt till stärkt offentlig förvaltning även bortom projektperioden.</narrative>
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      <narrative>•Strengthened institutional capacity of the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister to produce and use high-quality analytical and decision-making support in the EU accession process.
•Improved conditions for preparing and implementing screening processes of EU legislation through access to relevant operational expertise.
•Improved quality and structure in Ukraine’s work with the EU acquis, including preparations for dialogue with the European Commission.
•Contribution to a more coherent and effective implementation of Ukraine’s EU integration efforts.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">•Förstärkt institutionell kapacitet hos vicepremiärministerkansliet att ta fram och använda kvalificerade analys- och beslutsunderlag i EU-anslutningsprocessen.
•Förbättrade förutsättningar att förbereda och genomföra screeningprocesser av EU:s regelverk genom tillgång till relevant och operativt expertstöd.
•Ökad kvalitet och struktur i Ukrainas arbete med EU:s acquis, inklusive förberedelser inför dialoger med Europeiska kommissionen.
•Bidrag till ett mer sammanhållet och effektivt genomförande av Ukrainas EU-integrationsarbete.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>The National Board of Trade Sweden seconds a Swedish national expert to the EU Delegation in Kyiv to work on trade-related issues. The purpose is to strengthen the Delegation’s capacity to support Ukraine’s EU integration and the implementation of the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA), including through analysis, reporting and dialogue on trade-related reforms and regulatory issues.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">The overall goal of Open Trade Gate Sweden is to facilitate trade and increase exports from developing countries to Sweden. The scope of activities extends to all questions concerning the rules and requirements for exporting from a developing country to Sweden and the European Union as well as market information</narrative>
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      <narrative>The overall goal of Open Trade Gate Sweden is to facilitate trade and increase exports from developing countries to Sweden. The scope of activities extends to all questions concerning the rules and requirements for exporting from a developing country to Sweden and the European Union as well as market information</narrative>
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      <narrative>TechStep Sweden for Ukraine</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The project is managed by Open Trade Gate Sweden (OTGS), part of the National Board of Trade Sweden. 

TechStep Sweden for Ukraine is a trade-related capacity-building initiative that aims to strengthen the conditions for Ukrainian IT companies and selected business support organisations (BSOs) to establish and expand their engagement with the Swedish and European IT market in a structured, long-term and sustainable manner. The initiative addresses the need for enhanced export readiness, improved market understanding and strengthened institutional support for internationalisation, in a context shaped by ongoing challenges and Ukraine’s continued integration with European markets. 

The project is implemented through a phased market entry approach combining targeted skills development, tailored business coaching, and networking and exposure activities in Sweden. The focus is on supporting participating companies to better understand Swedish buyer requirements, business culture and regulatory frameworks, as well as to develop clearer market positioning and structured go-to-market strategies. In parallel, the capacity of selected BSOs in Ukraine is strengthened to enable continued support to companies targeting the Swedish market beyond the project period. 

The project is expected to contribute to improved export readiness and market understanding among participating companies, as well as enhanced capacity of selected BSOs to support internationalisation and market entry. In the medium term, the initiative contributes to improved conditions for business linkages and early forms of market engagement. 

The long-term development objective is to contribute to sustainable economic growth and economic resilience in Ukraine through a more competitive and internationally integrated IT sector. By strengthening export capacity, market readiness and institutional support structures, the initiative contributes to improved conditions for durable market integration, private sector resilience and closer integration with European markets.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet genomförs av Open Trade Gate Sweden (OTGS), som är en del av Kommerskollegium.

TechStep Sweden for Ukraine är en handelsrelaterad kapacitetsstärkande insats som syftar till att stärka förutsättningarna för ukrainska IT-företag och utvalda företagsfrämjande organisationer (BSO:er) att på ett strukturerat, långsiktigt och hållbart sätt etablera och utveckla sin närvaro på den svenska och europeiska IT-marknaden. Insatsen adresserar behovet av ökad exportberedskap, förbättrad marknadsförståelse och stärkt institutionellt stöd för internationalisering, i en kontext präglad av pågående utmaningar och Ukrainas fortsatta integration med europeiska marknader.

Projektet genomförs genom ett stegvis marknadsinträdesupplägg som kombinerar riktad kompetensutveckling, individanpassad affärscoachning samt nätverkande och exponering i Sverige. Fokus ligger på att stödja deltagande företag i att bättre förstå svenska köparkrav, affärskultur och regelverk, samt i att utveckla tydligare marknadspositionering och strukturerade go-to-market-strategier. Parallellt stärks kapaciteten hos utvalda BSO:er i Ukraina för att möjliggöra fortsatt stöd till företag med inriktning mot den svenska marknaden även efter projektperioden.

Insatsen förväntas bidra till förbättrad exportberedskap och ökad marknadsförståelse hos deltagande företag, liksom till stärkt kapacitet hos utvalda BSO:er att stödja internationalisering och marknadsinträde. På medellång sikt bidrar insatsen till förbättrade förutsättningar för affärskontakter och tidiga former av marknadsengagemang.

Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är att bidra till hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt och ökad ekonomisk motståndskraft i Ukraina genom ett mer konkurrenskraftigt och internationellt integrerat IT-näringsliv. Genom stärkt exportkapacitet, förbättrad marknadsberedskap och institutionellt stöd bidrar insatsen till förbättrade förutsättningar för långsiktig marknadsintegration, privat sektors motståndskraft och ett närmare närmande till europeiska marknader.</narrative>
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      <narrative>•Improved export readiness among participating Ukrainian IT companies for the Swedish market
•Enhanced understanding of Swedish buyer expectations, compliance requirements, and business practices
•Sweden-specific value propositions and go-to-market approaches developed and applied by participating companies
•Strengthened marketing and sales capabilities relevant to long sales cycles and trust-based markets
•Expanded and more relevant business networks with Swedish buyers and partners
•Strengthened capacity of selected Ukrainian BSOs to advise and support companies targeting the Swedish market
•             In the longer term, a contribution to sustainable and inclusive economic development through increased internationalisation of the IT sector in Ukraine</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">•Stärkt förmåga hos deltagande ukrainska IT-företag att exportera till den svenska marknaden.
•Fördjupad förståelse för svenska köparförväntningar, regelverk och affärskultur
•Utvecklade och tillämpade Sverigeanpassade värdeerbjudanden och go-to-market-strategier
•Stärkta marknads- och säljkompetenser anpassade till långsiktiga och förtroendebaserade affärsprocesser
•Etablerade och stärkta affärsnätverk med relevanta svenska köpare och partners
•Förbättrad kapacitet hos utvalda ukrainska  BSO:er att stödja företag med inriktning mot Sverige
•Bidrag, på längre sikt, till hållbar och inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling genom ökad internationalisering av IT-sektorn i Ukraina</narrative>
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      <narrative>TechStep Sweden for Ukraine</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The project is managed by Open Trade Gate Sweden (OTGS), part of the National Board of Trade Sweden. 

TechStep Sweden for Ukraine is a trade-related capacity-building initiative that aims to strengthen the conditions for Ukrainian IT companies and selected business support organisations (BSOs) to establish and expand their engagement with the Swedish and European IT market in a structured, long-term and sustainable manner. The initiative addresses the need for enhanced export readiness, improved market understanding and strengthened institutional support for internationalisation, in a context shaped by ongoing challenges and Ukraine’s continued integration with European markets. 

The project is implemented through a phased market entry approach combining targeted skills development, tailored business coaching, and networking and exposure activities in Sweden. The focus is on supporting participating companies to better understand Swedish buyer requirements, business culture and regulatory frameworks, as well as to develop clearer market positioning and structured go-to-market strategies. In parallel, the capacity of selected BSOs in Ukraine is strengthened to enable continued support to companies targeting the Swedish market beyond the project period. 

The project is expected to contribute to improved export readiness and market understanding among participating companies, as well as enhanced capacity of selected BSOs to support internationalisation and market entry. In the medium term, the initiative contributes to improved conditions for business linkages and early forms of market engagement. 

The long-term development objective is to contribute to sustainable economic growth and economic resilience in Ukraine through a more competitive and internationally integrated IT sector. By strengthening export capacity, market readiness and institutional support structures, the initiative contributes to improved conditions for durable market integration, private sector resilience and closer integration with European markets.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet genomförs av Open Trade Gate Sweden (OTGS), som är en del av Kommerskollegium.

TechStep Sweden for Ukraine är en handelsrelaterad kapacitetsstärkande insats som syftar till att stärka förutsättningarna för ukrainska IT-företag och utvalda företagsfrämjande organisationer (BSO:er) att på ett strukturerat, långsiktigt och hållbart sätt etablera och utveckla sin närvaro på den svenska och europeiska IT-marknaden. Insatsen adresserar behovet av ökad exportberedskap, förbättrad marknadsförståelse och stärkt institutionellt stöd för internationalisering, i en kontext präglad av pågående utmaningar och Ukrainas fortsatta integration med europeiska marknader.

Projektet genomförs genom ett stegvis marknadsinträdesupplägg som kombinerar riktad kompetensutveckling, individanpassad affärscoachning samt nätverkande och exponering i Sverige. Fokus ligger på att stödja deltagande företag i att bättre förstå svenska köparkrav, affärskultur och regelverk, samt i att utveckla tydligare marknadspositionering och strukturerade go-to-market-strategier. Parallellt stärks kapaciteten hos utvalda BSO:er i Ukraina för att möjliggöra fortsatt stöd till företag med inriktning mot den svenska marknaden även efter projektperioden.

Insatsen förväntas bidra till förbättrad exportberedskap och ökad marknadsförståelse hos deltagande företag, liksom till stärkt kapacitet hos utvalda BSO:er att stödja internationalisering och marknadsinträde. På medellång sikt bidrar insatsen till förbättrade förutsättningar för affärskontakter och tidiga former av marknadsengagemang.

Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är att bidra till hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt och ökad ekonomisk motståndskraft i Ukraina genom ett mer konkurrenskraftigt och internationellt integrerat IT-näringsliv. Genom stärkt exportkapacitet, förbättrad marknadsberedskap och institutionellt stöd bidrar insatsen till förbättrade förutsättningar för långsiktig marknadsintegration, privat sektors motståndskraft och ett närmare närmande till europeiska marknader.</narrative>
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•Sweden-specific value propositions and go-to-market approaches developed and applied by participating companies
•Strengthened marketing and sales capabilities relevant to long sales cycles and trust-based markets
•Expanded and more relevant business networks with Swedish buyers and partners
•Strengthened capacity of selected Ukrainian BSOs to advise and support companies targeting the Swedish market
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">•Stärkt förmåga hos deltagande ukrainska IT-företag att exportera till den svenska marknaden.
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•Utvecklade och tillämpade Sverigeanpassade värdeerbjudanden och go-to-market-strategier
•Stärkta marknads- och säljkompetenser anpassade till långsiktiga och förtroendebaserade affärsprocesser
•Etablerade och stärkta affärsnätverk med relevanta svenska köpare och partners
•Förbättrad kapacitet hos utvalda ukrainska  BSO:er att stödja företag med inriktning mot Sverige
•Bidrag, på längre sikt, till hållbar och inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling genom ökad internationalisering av IT-sektorn i Ukraina</narrative>
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 The long-term objective of the programme is to contribute to increased exports from low- and middle-income countries to Sweden and other EU markets. In doing so, the programme contributes to sustainable economic growth and poverty reduction through increased trade and deeper integration into global value chains.

Countries: Ukraine, Moldova, Armenia, Bolivia, Guatemala, Kenya; Georgia (2024)
Sector: Trade and private sector development

Programme methodology and implementation

The training is based on two proven models:
1. Road to Export – a step-by-step framework guiding how companies can be prepared for export, from internal assessment to market selection and adaptation to EU and Swedish requirements.
2. Ready for Export Plan (REP) – a practical tool that helps organisations analyse a company’s export readiness and develop concrete export strategies.

Participants work actively with REP and develop their own training modules adapted to national conditions. The combination of theory, practical exercises and mentorship enables participants to apply their knowledge directly within their own organisations.</narrative>
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Programmet svarar mot ett stort behov av praktiskt stöd till företag som vill nå internationella marknader. Många företag i låg- och medelinkomstländer saknar tillgång till rådgivning, nätverk och kunskap om EU:s handelsregler. Genom att stärka lokala organisationers förmåga att vägleda företag bidrar programmet till att fler företag blir redo för export och att exportprocesser blir enklare och mer effektiva.

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Det långsiktiga målet med programmet är att bidra till att företag i låg- och medelinkomstländer ökar sin export till Sverige och andra EU-marknader. Därigenom bidrar programmet till hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt och minskad fattigdom genom ökad handel och integration i globala värdekedjor.

Länder: Ukraina, Moldavien, Armenien, Bolivia, Guatemala, Kenya; Georgien (2024)
Sektor: Handel och näringslivsutveckling

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• fler små och medelstora företag blir redo att exportera till Sverige och EU,
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 The long-term objective of the programme is to contribute to increased exports from low- and middle-income countries to Sweden and other EU markets. In doing so, the programme contributes to sustainable economic growth and poverty reduction through increased trade and deeper integration into global value chains.

Countries: Ukraine, Moldova, Armenia, Bolivia, Guatemala, Kenya; Georgia (2024)
Sector: Trade and private sector development

Programme methodology and implementation

The training is based on two proven models:
1. Road to Export – a step-by-step framework guiding how companies can be prepared for export, from internal assessment to market selection and adaptation to EU and Swedish requirements.
2. Ready for Export Plan (REP) – a practical tool that helps organisations analyse a company’s export readiness and develop concrete export strategies.

Participants work actively with REP and develop their own training modules adapted to national conditions. The combination of theory, practical exercises and mentorship enables participants to apply their knowledge directly within their own organisations.</narrative>
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Programmet svarar mot ett stort behov av praktiskt stöd till företag som vill nå internationella marknader. Många företag i låg- och medelinkomstländer saknar tillgång till rådgivning, nätverk och kunskap om EU:s handelsregler. Genom att stärka lokala organisationers förmåga att vägleda företag bidrar programmet till att fler företag blir redo för export och att exportprocesser blir enklare och mer effektiva.

Programmet drivs av Kommerskollegium och riktar sig till aktörer inom handels- och exportfrämjande sektorn, såsom handelskammare, exportmyndigheter och branschorganisationer. Under 2024 riktades programmet till Ukraina, Georgien och Armenien. Under perioden 2025–2027 deltar organisationer från Ukraina, Moldavien, Armenien, Bolivia, Guatemala och Kenya.

Det långsiktiga målet med programmet är att bidra till att företag i låg- och medelinkomstländer ökar sin export till Sverige och andra EU-marknader. Därigenom bidrar programmet till hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt och minskad fattigdom genom ökad handel och integration i globala värdekedjor.

Länder: Ukraina, Moldavien, Armenien, Bolivia, Guatemala, Kenya; Georgien (2024)
Sektor: Handel och näringslivsutveckling

Programmets metod och genomförande

Utbildningen bygger på två beprövade modeller:
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2. Ready for Export Plan (REP) – ett praktiskt verktyg som hjälper organisationer att analysera företags exportförmåga och utforma konkreta exportstrategier.

Deltagarna arbetar aktivt med REP och utvecklar egna utbildningsmoduler anpassade till sina nationella förutsättningar. Kombinationen av teori, praktiska övningar och mentorskap gör att kunskapen kan omsättas direkt i de egna organisationernas verksamhet.</narrative>
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•increased exports from participating countries to Sweden and the EU,
•trade being used as a tool for long-term economic development.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Programmet förväntas bidra till att:

• handelsfrämjande organisationer stärker sin kapacitet att utveckla och genomföra egna utbildningar,
• fler små och medelstora företag blir redo att exportera till Sverige och EU,
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      <narrative>Through Open Trade Gate Sweden (OTGS), part of the National Board of Trade Sweden, companies in low- and middle-income countries are supported to become export-ready and to access the Swedish and European markets. 

OTGS aims to support economic development by strengthening export capacity and facilitating connections with Swedish and European buyers. In 2024, OTGS conducted a scoping initiative in the textile and apparel sector in Georgia to assess the conditions for potential import promotion cooperation with Sweden. The work was carried out in dialogue with the Embassy of Sweden in Tbilisi and within the framework of the Sida-funded RECONOMY programme implemented by Helvetas, which focuses on promoting green and inclusive growth. 

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OTGS syftar till att stödja ekonomisk utveckling genom att stärka företagens exportkapacitet och underlätta kontakter med svenska och europeiska köpare. Under 2024 genomförde OTGS en sonderande insats inom textil- och konfektionssektorn i Georgien i syfte att bedöma förutsättningarna för ett eventuellt importfrämjande samarbete med Sverige. Arbetet genomfördes i dialog med Sveriges ambassad i Tbilisi och inom ramen för det Sida-finansierade RECONOMY-programmet som implementeras av Helvetas och har fokus på grön och inkluderande tillväxt.

Insatsen inriktades på att analysera exportpotentialen till den svenska marknaden samt företagens förståelse för marknadskrav, inklusive sociala och miljömässiga hållbarhetskrav. Arbetet bidrog även till att identifiera möjliga samarbetspartner och att bedöma omvärldsfaktorer av betydelse för ett eventuellt framtida engagemang</narrative>
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        <narrative>The initiative resulted in:

a documented basis for assessing the conditions for import promotion in the textile and apparel sector in Georgia,

identification of Helvetas Eastern Europe as a relevant cooperation partner for potential follow-up activities,

increased knowledge among participating companies of market and sustainability requirements in the EU and Swedish markets, including through a completed e-learning component,

identified opportunities and risks, including contextual factors, relevant for potential future cooperation in the sector.</narrative>
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ett dokumenterat underlag för att bedöma förutsättningarna för importfrämjande inom textil- och konfektionssektorn i Georgien,

identifiering av Helvetas Eastern Europe som relevant samarbetspartner för ett eventuellt fortsatt arbete,

ökad kunskap hos deltagande företag om marknads- och hållbarhetskrav på EU:s och den svenska marknaden, bland annat genom genomförd e-learning,

identifierade möjligheter och risker, inklusive kontextuella faktorer, av betydelse för framtida samarbete inom sektorn.</narrative>
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OTGS aims to support economic development by strengthening export capacity and facilitating connections with Swedish and European buyers. In 2024, OTGS conducted a scoping initiative in the textile and apparel sector in Georgia to assess the conditions for potential import promotion cooperation with Sweden. The work was carried out in dialogue with the Embassy of Sweden in Tbilisi and within the framework of the Sida-funded RECONOMY programme implemented by Helvetas, which focuses on promoting green and inclusive growth. 

The initiative focused on analysing export potential to the Swedish market and companies’ understanding of market requirements, including social and environmental sustainability standards. It also contributed to identifying potential cooperation partners and assessing contextual factors relevant for possible future engagement</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Genom Open Trade Gate Sweden (OTGS), en del av Kommerskollegium, ges stöd till företag i låg- och medelinkomstländer för att stärka deras exportberedskap och underlätta tillträde till den svenska och europeiska marknaden.

OTGS syftar till att stödja ekonomisk utveckling genom att stärka företagens exportkapacitet och underlätta kontakter med svenska och europeiska köpare. Under 2024 genomförde OTGS en sonderande insats inom textil- och konfektionssektorn i Georgien i syfte att bedöma förutsättningarna för ett eventuellt importfrämjande samarbete med Sverige. Arbetet genomfördes i dialog med Sveriges ambassad i Tbilisi och inom ramen för det Sida-finansierade RECONOMY-programmet som implementeras av Helvetas och har fokus på grön och inkluderande tillväxt.

Insatsen inriktades på att analysera exportpotentialen till den svenska marknaden samt företagens förståelse för marknadskrav, inklusive sociala och miljömässiga hållbarhetskrav. Arbetet bidrog även till att identifiera möjliga samarbetspartner och att bedöma omvärldsfaktorer av betydelse för ett eventuellt framtida engagemang</narrative>
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      <narrative>Export to Sweden 2.0 - Ukraine</narrative>
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      <narrative>Export to Sweden 2.0 – Ukraine is a trade development project that aims to strengthen the capacity of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Ukraine’s food sector to export to Sweden and the European Union. The project responds to the economic challenges caused by Russia’s aggression, which has disrupted supply chains and increased production and transport costs. Despite Ukraine’s preferential access to the EU market through the DCFTA and temporary autonomous trade measures, many SMEs still struggle to meet EU standards and access new buyers.

Through training, mentoring, market exposure, and business matchmaking, the project helps Ukrainian SMEs comply with Swedish and EU food regulations, obtain certifications, and adapt products to meet market and sustainability requirements. The long-term aim is to enable Ukrainian producers to enter and remain in the Swedish market through strengthened competitiveness and sustainable trade relations.

The long-term objective is that Ukrainian SMEs strengthen their capacity to export to Sweden and other EU markets by achieving compliance, competitiveness, and market knowledge. In the long term, the project contributes to Ukraine’s economic recovery and integration into the European market through sustainable trade and job creation.

The project is implemented by Open Trade Gate Sweden (National Board of Trade Sweden) in partnership with the Entrepreneurship and Export Promotion Office (EEPO) of Ukraine.


The project follows a structured, three-phase approach:

1. Get to know your market – SMEs receive online and on-site training, market orientation in Sweden, and participate in trade fairs and B2B meetings.
2. Go to market – Companies receive individual mentoring to develop market entry strategies, adapt packaging and communication, and follow up on buyer leads.
3. Grow your business – SMEs are supported in sustaining and expanding exports through continued guidance and evaluation of business results.

Each phase builds practical knowledge, connects SMEs with Swedish importers, and fosters long-term trade partnerships.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Export to Sweden 2.0 – Ukraina är ett handelsutvecklingsprojekt som syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos små och medelstora företag inom Ukrainas livsmedelssektor att exportera till Sverige och EU. Projektet svarar på de ekonomiska utmaningar som orsakats av Rysslands aggression, som har stört leveranskedjor och ökat produktions- och transportkostnader. Trots att Ukraina har tillgång till EU-marknaden på förmånliga villkor genom DCFTA och tillfälliga autonoma handelsåtgärder har många företag fortfarande svårt att uppfylla EU:s krav och nå nya köpare.

Genom utbildning, mentorskap, marknadsexponering och affärsmatchning hjälper projektet ukrainska små och medelstora företag att följa svenska och EU:s livsmedelsregler, skaffa nödvändiga certifieringar och anpassa sina produkter till marknadens och hållbarhetsrelaterade krav. Projektet bidrar till att ukrainska producenter kan etablera sig och stanna kvar på den svenska marknaden genom stärkt konkurrenskraft och hållbara handelsrelationer.

Det långsiktiga målet är att ukrainska företag stärker sin kapacitet att exportera till Sverige och andra EU-marknader genom ökad regelefterlevnad, konkurrenskraft och marknadskunskap. På längre sikt ska projektet bidra till Ukrainas ekonomiska återhämtning och integration i den europeiska marknaden genom hållbar handel och jobbskapande.

Projektet genomförs av Open Trade Gate Sweden (Kommerskollegium) i partnerskap med Entrepreneurship and Export Promotion Office (EEPO) i Ukraina.


Projektet följer en strukturerad metod i tre faser:

1.Get to know your market – Företagen får online- och platsbaserad utbildning, marknadsorientering i Sverige samt deltar i mässor och B2B-möten.
2.Go to market – Företagen får individuellt mentorskap för att utveckla marknadsstrategier, anpassa förpackningar och kommunikation samt följa upp kontakter med köpare.
3.Grow your business – Företagen får stöd för att bibehålla och expandera sin export genom fortsatt vägledning och uppföljning av affärsresultat.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The project aims to:

• Increase the export readiness of participating SMEs through improved compliance and certification.
• Strengthen market access by supporting participation in trade fairs and B2B meetings.
• Facilitate lasting trade relationships between Ukrainian exporters and Swedish buyers.
• Contribute to inclusive economic growth and sustainable business development in Ukraine</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet syftar till att:

•förbättra de deltagande små och medelstora företagens förutsättningar att exportera genom stärkt efterlevnad av krav och relevant certifiering
•stärka marknadstillträdet genom deltagande i mässor och B2B-möten,
•underlätta långsiktiga handelsrelationer mellan ukrainska exportörer och svenska köpare,
•bidra till inkluderande ekonomisk tillväxt och hållbar företagsutveckling i Ukraina</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
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      <narrative>National Board of Trade</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 690 48 00</telephone>
      <email>registrator@kommerskollegium.se</email>
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        <narrative>Project Plan for Export to Sweden 2.0 - Ukraine 2025-2027</narrative>
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    <title>
      <narrative>Export to Sweden 2.0 - Ukraine</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Export to Sweden 2.0 - Ukraina</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>Export to Sweden 2.0 – Ukraine is a trade development project that aims to strengthen the capacity of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Ukraine’s food sector to export to Sweden and the European Union. The project responds to the economic challenges caused by Russia’s aggression, which has disrupted supply chains and increased production and transport costs. Despite Ukraine’s preferential access to the EU market through the DCFTA and temporary autonomous trade measures, many SMEs still struggle to meet EU standards and access new buyers.

Through training, mentoring, market exposure, and business matchmaking, the project helps Ukrainian SMEs comply with Swedish and EU food regulations, obtain certifications, and adapt products to meet market and sustainability requirements. The long-term aim is to enable Ukrainian producers to enter and remain in the Swedish market through strengthened competitiveness and sustainable trade relations.

The long-term objective is that Ukrainian SMEs strengthen their capacity to export to Sweden and other EU markets by achieving compliance, competitiveness, and market knowledge. In the long term, the project contributes to Ukraine’s economic recovery and integration into the European market through sustainable trade and job creation.

The project is implemented by Open Trade Gate Sweden (National Board of Trade Sweden) in partnership with the Entrepreneurship and Export Promotion Office (EEPO) of Ukraine.


The project follows a structured, three-phase approach:

1. Get to know your market – SMEs receive online and on-site training, market orientation in Sweden, and participate in trade fairs and B2B meetings.
2. Go to market – Companies receive individual mentoring to develop market entry strategies, adapt packaging and communication, and follow up on buyer leads.
3. Grow your business – SMEs are supported in sustaining and expanding exports through continued guidance and evaluation of business results.

Each phase builds practical knowledge, connects SMEs with Swedish importers, and fosters long-term trade partnerships.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Export to Sweden 2.0 – Ukraina är ett handelsutvecklingsprojekt som syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos små och medelstora företag inom Ukrainas livsmedelssektor att exportera till Sverige och EU. Projektet svarar på de ekonomiska utmaningar som orsakats av Rysslands aggression, som har stört leveranskedjor och ökat produktions- och transportkostnader. Trots att Ukraina har tillgång till EU-marknaden på förmånliga villkor genom DCFTA och tillfälliga autonoma handelsåtgärder har många företag fortfarande svårt att uppfylla EU:s krav och nå nya köpare.

Genom utbildning, mentorskap, marknadsexponering och affärsmatchning hjälper projektet ukrainska små och medelstora företag att följa svenska och EU:s livsmedelsregler, skaffa nödvändiga certifieringar och anpassa sina produkter till marknadens och hållbarhetsrelaterade krav. Projektet bidrar till att ukrainska producenter kan etablera sig och stanna kvar på den svenska marknaden genom stärkt konkurrenskraft och hållbara handelsrelationer.

Det långsiktiga målet är att ukrainska företag stärker sin kapacitet att exportera till Sverige och andra EU-marknader genom ökad regelefterlevnad, konkurrenskraft och marknadskunskap. På längre sikt ska projektet bidra till Ukrainas ekonomiska återhämtning och integration i den europeiska marknaden genom hållbar handel och jobbskapande.

Projektet genomförs av Open Trade Gate Sweden (Kommerskollegium) i partnerskap med Entrepreneurship and Export Promotion Office (EEPO) i Ukraina.


Projektet följer en strukturerad metod i tre faser:

1.Get to know your market – Företagen får online- och platsbaserad utbildning, marknadsorientering i Sverige samt deltar i mässor och B2B-möten.
2.Go to market – Företagen får individuellt mentorskap för att utveckla marknadsstrategier, anpassa förpackningar och kommunikation samt följa upp kontakter med köpare.
3.Grow your business – Företagen får stöd för att bibehålla och expandera sin export genom fortsatt vägledning och uppföljning av affärsresultat.</narrative>
    </description>
    <description type="2">
      <narrative>The project aims to:

• Increase the export readiness of participating SMEs through improved compliance and certification.
• Strengthen market access by supporting participation in trade fairs and B2B meetings.
• Facilitate lasting trade relationships between Ukrainian exporters and Swedish buyers.
• Contribute to inclusive economic growth and sustainable business development in Ukraine</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet syftar till att:

•förbättra de deltagande små och medelstora företagens förutsättningar att exportera genom stärkt efterlevnad av krav och relevant certifiering
•stärka marknadstillträdet genom deltagande i mässor och B2B-möten,
•underlätta långsiktiga handelsrelationer mellan ukrainska exportörer och svenska köpare,
•bidra till inkluderande ekonomisk tillväxt och hållbar företagsutveckling i Ukraina</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Import promotion of textile and apparel from the Eastern Partnership countries</narrative>
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    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The project was implemented by Open Trade Gate Sweden (OTGS), part of the National Board of Trade Sweden, in collaboration with the Sida-funded RECONOMY programme implemented by Helvetas.

It covered the textile and garment sector in Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine and targeted companies with the potential to access the Swedish market, in line with RECONOMY’s work on green and inclusive growth.

The aim was to strengthen the capacity of small and medium-sized enterprises to export and diversify their export markets through increased knowledge of the Swedish market and more structured export efforts. By promoting export diversification, the intervention aimed to contribute to greater resilience among firms and to private sector-led economic development in the partner countries.

The work built on earlier scoping and preparatory work in Georgia, reported separately as contribution 7503.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet genomfördes av Open Trade Gate Sweden (OTGS), som är en del av Kommerskollegium, i samarbete med det Sida-finansierade RECONOMY-programmet som genomförs av Helvetas.

Insatsen omfattade textil- och konfektionssektorn i Armenien, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina och riktade sig till företag med potential att nå den svenska marknaden, i linje med RECONOMYs arbete för grön och inkluderande tillväxt.

Projektet syftade till att stärka små och medelstora företags förutsättningar att exportera och diversifiera sina exportmarknader genom ökad kunskap om den svenska marknaden och ett mer strukturerat exportarbete. Genom ökad exportdiversifiering skulle insatsen bidra till stärkt motståndskraft hos företagen och till privatsektorledd ekonomisk utveckling i samarbetsländerna.

Insatsen byggde vidare på ett tidigare sonderande och förberedande arbete i Georgien, som redovisas separat som insats 7503.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-39" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>National Board of Trade</narrative>
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    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2025-01-01" />
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        <narrative>National Board of Trade</narrative>
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      <telephone>+46 8 690 48 00</telephone>
      <email>registrator@kommerskollegium.se</email>
      <website>http://www.kommerskollegium.se/</website>
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        <narrative>SE-113 86 STOCKHOLM</narrative>
      </mailing-address>
    </contact-info>
    <recipient-region code="89" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Europe, regional</narrative>
    </recipient-region>
    <sector code="33130" vocabulary="1" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Regional trade agreements (RTAs)</narrative>
    </sector>
    <sector code="331" vocabulary="2" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Trade Policies &amp; Regulations</narrative>
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      <title>
        <narrative>Results achieved</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Uppnådda resultat</narrative>
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      <description>
        <narrative>The project resulted in:

a market orientation mission to Sweden for 17 textile and garment companies from Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine;

increased knowledge among participating companies of the Swedish market, buyer requirements, sustainability, traceability and relevant EU legislation;

export plans and established contacts with Swedish buyers and other market actors, complemented by targeted matchmaking and supplier presentations; 

and five business dialogues that led to requests for quotations or sample development.</narrative>
        <narrative xml:lang="sv">Insatsen resulterade i:

en marknadsorienteringsresa till Sverige för 17 textil- och konfektionsföretag från Armenien, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina,

ökad kunskap hos företagen om den svenska marknaden, köparkrav, hållbarhet, spårbarhet och relevant EU-lagstiftning,

framtagna exportplaner och etablerade kontakter med svenska marknadsaktörer, samt riktad matchmaking och leverantörspresentationer,

fem affärsdialoger som gick vidare till offertförfrågan eller utveckling av prover.</narrative>
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        <title>
          <narrative>Not applicable</narrative>
        </title>
        <description>
          <narrative>No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published</narrative>
        </description>
      </indicator>
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    <iati-identifier>SE-0-SE-39-7512-1</iati-identifier>
    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </reporting-org>
    <title>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Importfrämjande av textil och konfektion från länder inom Östliga partnerskapet</narrative>
      <narrative>Import promotion of textile and apparel from the Eastern Partnership countries</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The project was implemented by Open Trade Gate Sweden (OTGS), part of the National Board of Trade Sweden, in collaboration with the Sida-funded RECONOMY programme implemented by Helvetas.

It covered the textile and garment sector in Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine and targeted companies with the potential to access the Swedish market, in line with RECONOMY’s work on green and inclusive growth.

The aim was to strengthen the capacity of small and medium-sized enterprises to export and diversify their export markets through increased knowledge of the Swedish market and more structured export efforts. By promoting export diversification, the intervention aimed to contribute to greater resilience among firms and to private sector-led economic development in the partner countries.

The work built on earlier scoping and preparatory work in Georgia, reported separately as contribution 7503.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Projektet genomfördes av Open Trade Gate Sweden (OTGS), som är en del av Kommerskollegium, i samarbete med det Sida-finansierade RECONOMY-programmet som genomförs av Helvetas.

Insatsen omfattade textil- och konfektionssektorn i Armenien, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina och riktade sig till företag med potential att nå den svenska marknaden, i linje med RECONOMYs arbete för grön och inkluderande tillväxt.

Projektet syftade till att stärka små och medelstora företags förutsättningar att exportera och diversifiera sina exportmarknader genom ökad kunskap om den svenska marknaden och ett mer strukturerat exportarbete. Genom ökad exportdiversifiering skulle insatsen bidra till stärkt motståndskraft hos företagen och till privatsektorledd ekonomisk utveckling i samarbetsländerna.

Insatsen byggde vidare på ett tidigare sonderande och förberedande arbete i Georgien, som redovisas separat som insats 7503.</narrative>
    </description>
    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="10" role="2" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Kommerskollegium</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-39" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>National Board of Trade</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="10" role="4" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Kommerskollegium</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <activity-status code="4" />
    <activity-date type="4" iso-date="2026-05-26" />
    <activity-date type="2" iso-date="2025-01-01" />
    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2026-05-26" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2025-01-01" />
    <activity-scope code="2" />
    <tag code="8.3" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster.</narrative>
      <narrative>8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services.</narrative>
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      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="4" vocabulary="1" significance="1">
      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="10" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="11" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disability</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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      <period-start iso-date="2026-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2026-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2026-01-01">455000</value>
    </budget>
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      <transaction-type code="2" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2025-01-01" />
      <value value-date="2025-01-01">1850052.78</value>
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        <narrative>Kommerskollegium</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="2" code="331" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="33130" />
      <recipient-region code="89" />
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    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2025-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2025-01-28">1850052.78</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-11001" type="10">
        <narrative>Kommerskollegium</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="331" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="33130" />
      <recipient-region code="89" />
    </transaction>
    <related-activity ref="SE-0-SE-39-7512" type="1" />
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  <iati-activity last-updated-datetime="2026-10-21T06:29:03+02:00" xml:lang="en" default-currency="SEK" hierarchy="1">
    <iati-identifier>SE-0-SE-40-MPF-3</iati-identifier>
    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </reporting-org>
    <title>
      <narrative>Seconded expert supported with coaching, consultning and teaching</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Sekonderad personal som stöttade med coachning, utbildning och rådgivning</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The Agency has continued its support to the Moldovan Center for Strategic Communication and Countering Disinformation, CSCCD, and has provided trainings with two modules: FIMI and Stratcom. A third educational module on societal resilience has been requested by local authorities. Such a workshop for civil servants is planned for November 2026. 

All activities are closely coordinated with local authorities, the EU-mission and other Swedish authorities involved in Moldova</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Myndigheten har fortsatt sitt sedan 2022 etablerade samarbete med Moldaviens StratCom-center, CSCCD, och två utbildningsmoduler är pågående. En tredje modul rörande civilsamhällets motståndskraft mot otillbörlig informationspåverkan har efterfrågats och planeras för november.</narrative>
    </description>
    <description type="2">
      <narrative>The support and training activities implemented have generated practical knowledge that can be directly applied by the participants to strengthen Moldova’s resilience against malign information influence.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Att genomförda stöd och utbildningsinsatser bygger användbara kunskaper som kan användas direkt av de deltagande personerna för att stärka Moldaviens motståndskraft mot otillbörlig informationspåverkan.</narrative>
    </description>
    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-40" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Psychological Defence Agency</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <activity-status code="2" />
    <activity-date type="2" iso-date="2025-03-17" />
    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2027-12-31" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2025-03-27" />
    <contact-info>
      <organisation>
        <narrative>Psychological Defence Agency</narrative>
      </organisation>
      <telephone>+46101837000</telephone>
      <email>registrator@mpf.se</email>
      <website>www.mpf.se</website>
      <mailing-address>
        <narrative>SE-831 90 Östersund, Sweden</narrative>
      </mailing-address>
    </contact-info>
    <recipient-country code="MD" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Moldova (the Republic of)</narrative>
    </recipient-country>
    <sector code="15210" vocabulary="1" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Security system management and reform</narrative>
    </sector>
    <sector code="152" vocabulary="2" percentage="100">
      <narrative>Conflict, Peace &amp; Security</narrative>
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    <related-activity ref="SE-0-SE-40-MPF-3-1" type="2" />
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    <iati-identifier>SE-0-SE-40-MPF-3-1</iati-identifier>
    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </reporting-org>
    <title>
      <narrative>Seconded expert supported with coaching, consultning and teaching</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Sekonderad personal som stöttade med coachning, utbildning och rådgivning</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The Agency has continued its support to the Moldovan Center for Strategic Communication and Countering Disinformation, CSCCD, and has provided trainings with two modules: FIMI and Stratcom. A third educational module on societal resilience has been requested by local authorities. Such a workshop for civil servants is planned for November 2026. 

All activities are closely coordinated with local authorities, the EU-mission and other Swedish authorities involved in Moldova</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Myndigheten har fortsatt sitt sedan 2022 etablerade samarbete med Moldaviens StratCom-center, CSCCD, och två utbildningsmoduler är pågående. En tredje modul rörande civilsamhällets motståndskraft mot otillbörlig informationspåverkan har efterfrågats och planeras för november.</narrative>
    </description>
    <description type="2">
      <narrative>The support and training activities implemented have generated practical knowledge that can be directly applied by the participants to strengthen Moldova’s resilience against malign information influence.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Att genomförda stöd och utbildningsinsatser bygger användbara kunskaper som kan användas direkt av de deltagande personerna för att stärka Moldaviens motståndskraft mot otillbörlig informationspåverkan.</narrative>
    </description>
    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="10" role="2" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Myndigheten för psykologiskt försvar</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-40" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Psychological Defence Agency</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org type="10" role="4" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Myndigheten för psykologiskt försvar</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <activity-status code="2" />
    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2027-12-31" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2025-03-27" />
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all.</narrative>
    </tag>
    <tag code="16.6" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels.</narrative>
    </tag>
    <tag code="16.a" vocabulary="3">
      <narrative>16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet.</narrative>
    </tag>
    <policy-marker code="1" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Gender Equality</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="2" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid to Environment</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="3" vocabulary="1" significance="1">
      <narrative>Participatory Development/Good Governance</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="4" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Trade Development</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="5" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="6" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="7" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="8" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="9" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="10" vocabulary="1" significance="1">
      <narrative>Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR)</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
    <policy-marker code="11" vocabulary="1" significance="0">
      <narrative>Disability</narrative>
    </policy-marker>
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    <default-aid-type code="D01" />
    <default-tied-status code="4" />
    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2025-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2025-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2025-01-01">12685</value>
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    <budget>
      <period-start iso-date="2026-01-01" />
      <period-end iso-date="2026-12-28" />
      <value value-date="2026-01-01">50000</value>
    </budget>
    <capital-spend percentage="0" />
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="2" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2025-03-01" />
      <value value-date="2025-03-01">37315</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-11001" type="10">
        <narrative>Myndigheten för psykologiskt försvar</narrative>
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      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15210" />
      <recipient-country code="MD" />
    </transaction>
    <transaction>
      <transaction-type code="3" />
      <transaction-date iso-date="2025-01-28" />
      <value value-date="2025-01-28">37315</value>
      <receiver-org ref="XM-DAC-11001" type="10">
        <narrative>Myndigheten för psykologiskt försvar</narrative>
      </receiver-org>
      <sector vocabulary="2" code="152" />
      <sector vocabulary="1" code="15210" />
      <recipient-country code="MD" />
    </transaction>
    <related-activity ref="SE-0-SE-40-MPF-3" type="1" />
  </iati-activity>
  <iati-activity last-updated-datetime="2026-10-21T06:29:03+02:00" xml:lang="en" default-currency="SEK" hierarchy="1">
    <iati-identifier>SE-0-SE-40-MPF-4</iati-identifier>
    <reporting-org ref="SE-0" type="10" secondary-reporter="0">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </reporting-org>
    <title>
      <narrative>Initial work in Armenia aimed at identifying suitable counterparts and effective support measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Uppstartsarbete i Armenien i syfte att identifiera lämpliga motparteroch effektiva stödåtgärder.</narrative>
    </title>
    <description type="1">
      <narrative>The Psychological Defence Agency contributes to EU:s ongoing activities in Armenia through efforts to strengthening the resilience in Armenia against foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI). Factfinding missions in order to identify the most relevant counterparts and efficient support initiatives have been undertaken during 2026. Emphasis is put on close coordination with EUAM Armenia, the newly established EUPM Armenia, the Armenian Election Commission, the Folke Bernadotte Academy and other local and international authorities with the aim of strengthening the resilience to disinformation in Caucasus region. 
 
The Agency further explores possibilities to work jointly with FBA regarding education in hybrid threat resilience and enhancing civil society resilience against FIMI. This will be done through specialized expertise within the Agency.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">MPF bidrar till EU:s pågående aktiviteter i Armenien genom att bidra till att stärka landets förmåga att möta otillbörlig informationspåverkan. Myndigheten har under året genomfört kunskapsinhämtande och kontaktskapande resor i syfte att identifiera lämpliga motparter och effektiva stödåtgärder. Vikt har lagts vid nära samverkan med de båda EU-missionerna, EUAM samt den nyinrättade EUPM, armeniska valkommissionen, FBA samt andra lokala och internationella aktörer syftande till att stärka motståndskraften mot informationspåverkan i regionen.

MPF undersöker vägar att samarbeta med FBA med utbildningar om hybrida hot och ökad resiliens bland civilbefolkningen. MPF kan erbjuda särskild expertis härvidlag.</narrative>
    </description>
    <description type="2">
      <narrative>The expected result is currently  to identify the counterparts and areas where the agency and our expertise can most effectively support and strengthen Armenia’s efforts to counter information influence. In addition an expected result is to have a seconded person from the agency with the EUPM.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat är att finna de motparter och platser där myndigheten och vår expertis på bästa och mest effektiva sätt kan störra och stärka Armeniens arbete med informationspåverkan. Önskat resultat är också att ha en person sekonderad till EUPM</narrative>
    </description>
    <participating-org ref="SE-0" type="10" role="1" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Sweden</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <participating-org ref="SE-40" type="10" role="3" crs-channel-code="11001">
      <narrative>Psychological Defence Agency</narrative>
    </participating-org>
    <activity-status code="2" />
    <activity-date type="2" iso-date="2026-03-02" />
    <activity-date type="3" iso-date="2027-12-31" />
    <activity-date type="1" iso-date="2026-03-01" />
    <contact-info>
      <organisation>
        <narrative>Psychological Defence Agency</narrative>
      </organisation>
      <telephone>+46101837000</telephone>
      <email>registrator@mpf.se</email>
      <website>www.mpf.se</website>
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      <narrative>Conflict, Peace &amp; Security</narrative>
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      <narrative>Initial work in Armenia aimed at identifying suitable counterparts and effective support measures.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Uppstartsarbete i Armenien i syfte att identifiera lämpliga motparteroch effektiva stödåtgärder.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The Psychological Defence Agency contributes to EU:s ongoing activities in Armenia through efforts to strengthening the resilience in Armenia against foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI). Factfinding missions in order to identify the most relevant counterparts and efficient support initiatives have been undertaken during 2026. Emphasis is put on close coordination with EUAM Armenia, the newly established EUPM Armenia, the Armenian Election Commission, the Folke Bernadotte Academy and other local and international authorities with the aim of strengthening the resilience to disinformation in Caucasus region. 
 
The Agency further explores possibilities to work jointly with FBA regarding education in hybrid threat resilience and enhancing civil society resilience against FIMI. This will be done through specialized expertise within the Agency.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">MPF bidrar till EU:s pågående aktiviteter i Armenien genom att bidra till att stärka landets förmåga att möta otillbörlig informationspåverkan. Myndigheten har under året genomfört kunskapsinhämtande och kontaktskapande resor i syfte att identifiera lämpliga motparter och effektiva stödåtgärder. Vikt har lagts vid nära samverkan med de båda EU-missionerna, EUAM samt den nyinrättade EUPM, armeniska valkommissionen, FBA samt andra lokala och internationella aktörer syftande till att stärka motståndskraften mot informationspåverkan i regionen.

MPF undersöker vägar att samarbeta med FBA med utbildningar om hybrida hot och ökad resiliens bland civilbefolkningen. MPF kan erbjuda särskild expertis härvidlag.</narrative>
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      <narrative>The expected result is currently  to identify the counterparts and areas where the agency and our expertise can most effectively support and strengthen Armenia’s efforts to counter information influence. In addition an expected result is to have a seconded person from the agency with the EUPM.</narrative>
      <narrative xml:lang="sv">Förväntade resultat är att finna de motparter och platser där myndigheten och vår expertis på bästa och mest effektiva sätt kan störra och stärka Armeniens arbete med informationspåverkan. Önskat resultat är också att ha en person sekonderad till EUPM</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer.</narrative>
      <narrative>16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels.</narrative>
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      <narrative xml:lang="sv">16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet.</narrative>
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