The Danish Emergency Relief Fund - DERF
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The objective of the DERF is to prevent the loss of life and escalation of suffering among people affected by acute humanitarian crises. This is done by establishing a mechanism that is rapid, effective, flexible, and relevant. The DERF enables Danish CSOs and their partners to respond to acute humanitarian crises and to reach affected populations by responding to their needs. The DERF objective is to be achieved through localised humanitarian responses. The interventions of Danish CSOs with no strategic partnership with the MFA, can be supported if they have relevant access, capacities, and expertise, either with local or national implementing partners or through their own localised presence, to respond to the humanitarian needs of people affected by crises. Rapid and flexible humanitarian funding of the DERF makes it possible for organisations to seek funding in a timely manner to respond to crises. DERF funding is for humanitarian responses in all countries eligible to receive official development assistance (OECD/DAC list) and without predetermined sectoral limitations. The allocation of funds is based on humanitarian principles and standards. The DERF supports only lifesaving interventions through localised humanitarian responses and assists particularly vulnerable groups of people among populations at-risk of, or already affected by, an acute humanitarian crisis. This is reflected in the two humanitarian funding modalities.
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All Danish CSOs who do not have a strategic partnership with the MFA are eligible for DERF funding. Danish CSOs must demonstrate that they have relevant access, capacity, and expertise to assist people affected by crisis through partnerships with local or national implementers or in exceptional cases through their own organisation (self-implementing). The Danish CSO and the implementing partner(s) must follow these DERF guidelines and their supporting guides. They must also elaborate on the adherence to the CHS commitments before, during and after the intervention. The CHS constitutes the foundation of both the DERF application and final report formats and is regarded as instrumental in realising the localisation ambitions set out in the Grand Bargain. Requirements for the Danish CSO: The DERF accepts applications from CSOs with roots in Denmark. This means that the following minimum requirements (laid down by the MFA) must be met: • The organisation needs to be private and must have a legal and organisational domicile, as well as activities in Denmark. • The chairperson or most members of its governing body must be Danish citizens or foreigners with residence permit and home address in Denmark. • The organisation must have existed for at least one year. • When applying for funds up to DKK 500.000 the organisation must have a minimum of 25 paying members or contributors in Denmark. When applying for more than DKK 500.000 the requirements are 50 or more. • The organisation mus…
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