Denmark – Foreign economic-aid-related services

Since 2004, Denmark has supported Ukraine through development support for the Eastern neighbourhood region, the so-called Neighbourhood Programme. Following the Maidan revolution in Ukraine in 2014, there has been an increasing focus on supporting the country’s progress towards approaching the EU and the advancement of reforms within the areas of good governance, democracy, and human rights, as well as supporting growth, improved labour market conditions, and green energy transition. Ukraine has since February 2022 developed into the largest recipient of Danish development assistance. To provide a long-term strategic framework for the current and future support, Denmark has prepared a Ukraine Transition Programme (UTP) for the period July 2025 – June 2028. The support will cover existing as well as future reconstruction and reform efforts expected to be funded in the programme period, including continued efforts to assist Ukraine in combating corruption and strengthen the country’s anti-corruption institutions. The support under the UTP will be fully aligned with the new Country Strategic Framework for Denmark’s partnership with Ukraine July 2025 – June 2028. The Strategic Framework was approved in spring 2025, and has been developed in consultation and dialogue with Ukrainian partners. The Strategic Framework has guided the identification of support to UTP under the emerging focus areas of the strategy: • Focus area 1: Strengthening resilience and cohesion, and address the urgent needs of populations, including support for early recovery and transition. • Focus area 2: Energy security, green transition and just growth creation of jobs. • Focus area 3: Reforms and EU-accession: consolidating and development of democratic institutions and processes of democratic institutions and processes. The Department for European Neighbourhood (EUNABO) wishes to engage a MEAL Consultant to perform various tasks, such as the following and specified further in Appendix 1 (not...