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Invitation to Impact Evaluation Incubator 2024

Towards Plastic-Free Waves

Saving the ocean is extremely important because a healthy ocean can provide us with six times more food, 40 times more renewable energy, and help millions of poor people out of poverty. A new report from Norad shows that Norwegian aid is yielding results in the fight against marine litter and plastic pollution.

Solar power plant contributes to a cleaner energy mix in Pakistan

Scatec has built a solar power plant in Sukkur, Pakistan. Support from Norad of 40 MNOK was key in the project decision. The power plant will contribute to providing Pakistan with more clean and renewable energy.

Guarantee scheme set to boost renewable investments: Norway announces its first-ever call for applications for funding of NOK 1.75 billion for the provision of guarantees

For the first time, institutions and companies can now apply for Norwegian state guarantees for investments in renewable energy in developing countries.

New report: Marked increase in Norwegian ocean-related development cooperation in the "Super Year for the Ocean"

Last year, Norway spent NOK 933 million in aid to protect marine life. This was an increase in ocean-related development cooperation of NOK 134 million compared to 2021. Without a healthy and clean ocean, we will not achieve the other sustainability goals, says a new report from Norad.

New evaluation programme for 2022-2024

The Department for Evaluation in Norad is launching a new evaluation programme for 2022-2024.  

Norad launches international guarantee partnership for renewable energy investments in developing countries

Norad tests new model for support to local sub-partners

Norad is launching a pilot project to explore a new model for covering the indirect costs of local organisations. The aim is to find out if the model is feasible and effective.

The USA as an Aid Donor – Facts and Figures

The USA is the largest donor country when it comes to official development assistance (ODA), with a sum of USD 64.7 billion in 2023. This sum accounted for 0.24 per cent of the country’s gross national income (GNI).

Three Norwegian companies will receive a total of NOK 40 million to invest in Ukraine

The companies, Emergy, Tschudi Logistics and Fenix Repower, are the first to receive funding through a corporate funding scheme for companies wanting to invest in Ukraine.