Denmark has supported the health sector in Kenya for over 40 years with a broad range of interventions. Since the first phase of Health Sector Programme Support in 2004, the support has comprised a ...

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Nanja Dam, vandprojekt i Monduli-distriktet i det nordlige Tanzania. Projektet er finansieret af Danida og administreret af Care Tanzania. Projektets formål er at støtte en bæredygtig adgang til rent ...

In terms of budget appropriations and operational management, the principal objectives are divided into four main areas, representing the overall Danish Foreign Service’s responsibilities portfolio: ...

The Legalisation Office is open for personal attendance Monday to Friday 9.00-12.00, Tuesday and Thursday 13.30-15.30. It is not possible to book an appointment.

Denmark shows solidarity with Ukraine through multifaceted and long-term support provided bilaterally and in concert with our partners and allies. Since the outbreak of the war, Danish support to ...

Vær til enhver tid opmærksom på din personlige sikkerhed og hold dig opdateret om udviklingen via de lokale myndigheder, nyhedsmedierne og dit rejsebureau. Generel anbefaling Når du rejser til De ...

Denmark and the EU aim for greater attention to the wishes and priorities of the African countries. Equal partnerships with African countries is a central focus of the new strategy.

On these pages you will find information about applications for Schengen visas, residence and work permits as well as Danish passports. You will be guided through the process, procedures and rules as ...

The Trade Council is a part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and assists Danish and international companies with export and investment promotion services.Our export promotion services include export ...

Tech for Democracy is a Danish-led initiative that brings together representatives from governments, multilateral organisations, tech industry and civil society to make technology work for democracy ...