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F.a: Promotion of development awareness Development informartion project produces material for secondary and upper secondary school pupils to learn about their peers in developing countries. The theme in 2018 is to bring views and dreams of Zambian youth to discussion. The main aim is to reduce 
racism and xenofobia among Finnish youth by showing similarities of Nepalese and Finnish children and introdicing Nepalese youth as ordinary people instead of aliens of poor beggars. The material is delivered to abut 20000 pupils in about 100 schools.
FLC: The Able Disabled The project supports the rights of disabled persons specially of women by awarenss raising. There will be published videos and other material regarding disabled people and disabled peresons themselves are involved in the project. Hankkeella edistetään vammaisten oikeuksia erityisesti vammaisten naisten tiedottamisen kautta. Hankkeessa julkaistaan video ja muuta materiaalia vammaisista vammaiset itse osallistuvat ohjelmien tekemiseen.
CPR/Bole Tractor Delivery Project in China KIINA/Bole traktorihanke Kiinassa The Project aims to achieve the following longterm objectives: Contribute to increasing the competitiveness of the Chinese agriculture improve the living standard of the rural population contribute to the modernization of agricultural machinery fleet iIncr
ease the productivity and production per hectare provide increased income to the tractor owners and their families. The direct beneficiaries of the Project are the tractor owners and their families within thestate farm communities. Indirect beneficiaries a
re the farms and the farm bureau through increase in productivity and production. Valtra on tehnyt rahoitukselle ehdollisen kauppasopimuksen kiinalaisen ostajan Instrimpex International Tendering Corp.:n kanssa traktoreiden ja niihin liittyvien työstökoneiden toimittamisesta Kiinan Xinjiangin autonomisen uiguuritasavallan alueelle Bol
en maatalouspiiriin.Hankkeen tavoitteena on Kiinan maatalouden tuotannon tehostaminen ja maaseutuväestön elintason kohottaminen. Maatalouskoneiston uudenaikaistamisella myötävaikutetaan tuottavuuden ja kilpailukyvyn kasvuun ja sitä kautta traktorin om
istajien ja heidän perheittensä tulotason kohoamiseen. Nykytilanteeseen verrattuna hankkeen ympäristövaikutukset tulevat olemaan positiivisia edellyttäen että riittävää huoltoa pidetään yllä. Vanhojen telatraktoreiden korvaaminen moderneilla py
örätraktoreilla on hyvin perusteltua maan tamppaantumisen ja eroosiohaittojen vähenemisen kautta. Valtra-traktorien kehittyneellä teknologialla on positiivinen vaikutus myös traktorien kuljettajien terveyteen.
SRL/Solar Energy Project in Sri Lanka SRL/Sri Lankan aurinkoenergiahanke Delivery of Solar Energy technology to Rural areas in SL Hankkeen toteutusta tulee suunitelman mukaan Sri Lankassa ohjaamaan Ministry of Provincial Council. Suomalainen toimittaja ottaa selkeän vastuun laitteistojen asennuksista ja kuljetuksista. Hankkeen teknisenä periaatteena on huollon helppous mikä mahdol
listetaan mahdollisimman vähillä komponenteilla ja helpolla siirrettävyydellä. Hankkeella on korkea prioriteettistatus Sri Lankan hallituksen kehityssuunnitelmissa joissa korostetaan syrjäseutujen koulutusmahdollisuuksien ja terveydenhuollon kehittäm
istä osana köyhyyden vähentäämiseen tähtäävää strategiaa.Hankketta on ideoitu ja kehitetty Sri Lankassa useiden eri tahojen yhteistyönä. Mukana ovat olleet maan opetusministeriö terveysministeriö kansallinen sähköyhtiö Ceylon Electricity B
oard paikallinen konsultti Colombo Consultants (Pvt) Ltd sekä suomalainen NAPS Systems Oy. Hankkeen kohdealueena on Sri Lankan keskiosien syrjäiset vuoristoseudut. Hankkeen tarkoituksena on tuottaa aurinkoenergiateknologialla vettä ja sähköä syrjäse
utujen kouluille ja terveyskeskuksille. Projektisuunnitelmassa on mukana kaikkiaan 587 kylää kuudessa maan köyhimmässä provinssissa. Kylien valinta on tapahtunut ministeriöiden välisen työryhmän laatiman poverty indexin perusteella. Valinnassa on 
otettu huomioon myös tasapuolisuus eri etnisten ryhmien kesken.
F.a: Sustainable Livelihood Promotion of Pardhi Nomadic Tribes of Kanker and Kondagaon The project will be implemented in 94 villages of Kanker and Kondagaon Districts, Chhattisgarh. It supports the Pardhi adivasis work for their rights and livelihoods. Pardhis are traditionally nomadic hunter-gatherers. They have been in a very suppressed a
nd underprivileged position ever since the colonial period. They have been treated as outlaws that have been subjected to discrimination by almost all - including other groups of adivasis. The traditional livelihood for them has been bamboo crafts. However
, income from this livelihood has been very limited, for example, due to the lack of raw material, bamboo stems. Without forest related rights, Pardhis have not been able to use bamboo vegetation in forests. Forestry authorities have been committed to sell
ing bamboo stems to them, but deliveries are far below the promised amounts. Bamboo from the government managed forests has also been found to be much more profitable to be used, for example, as a raw material for the paper industry.To guarantee their live
lihoods, many Pardhis have sought to move more and more into farming. But inadequate land rights and poor productivity in farming have forced especially young male Pardhis to go to search for odd jobs outside of their areas. Women in villages have been try
ing to get along with those bamboo crafts that they have been able to produce for local markets. Consequently, the importance of bamboo crafts in communities, especially for women, is very central. One of the key bases for rights related work is the suppor
t for the implementation of the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006. Parivartan has trained young people in villages to help in filling the forest right registration application forms. In order to
 guarantee sustainable availability of bamboo raw material, communities will also be supported in making community level forest management plans. Bamboos will also be planted by the communities for their own use. In addition, the processing and marketing o
f bamboo products will be developed further. However, the project seeks to ensure that children will not be used as labor in the production. Instead they will be actively directed towards going to school. In addition, the Pardhis are trained and supported 
to utilise government rural and minority welfare programs. The number of project beneficiaries is almost 5000 people (almost 1,000 households). www.parivartan-kanker.org
F.a: Active participation of male and female adolescents with visual impairment in exercising their rights of social inclusion WHAT: A greater participation and inclusion of young persons and women with visual impairment in FENACIEBO Associations, who are capable of exercising their rights and have knowledge of their sexuality and prevention of violence
F.a: Roysambu Youth Livelihood Project Youth livelihood project is designed to improve the livelihood of 400 youths and their families by increasing their access to gainful engagement, both formal and informal in 2018-2021. The project is implemented in four small slums in the Roysambu ward in 
Nairobi, Kenya. In partnership with local NGOs and public and private sector, the youth will receive relevant and cost effective training  that is aligned with the skills needed in the job market. Emphasis will be on mentorship programmes targeting individ
uals and youth groups and exposing the youth to avenues for accessing financial services as well as enhancing capacities on business modelling and management services. The project will carry out a market survey to document viable employment and business op
portunities. The project will partner with a local CBO/ FBO to establish an internet employment search and placement platform for the youths. The project targets vulnerable groups like the orphans, the disabled, young women and youth with criminal or drug 
records. The main partner is World Vision Kenya that runs the implementation and accounts for the use of funding. The main partner is World Vision Kenya that runs the implementation and accounts for the use of funding.
F.a: Legal Aid to Indigent Population and Vulnerable Groups Activities are legal advice and assistance, advocacy and founding a co-ordination group. Rwanda's constitution guarantees everyone equal treatment before the law, and the right to an attorney, but not legal assistance at public expense. Rwanda has since 20
03 been reformed judiciary for example tightening the qualifications of the judges and increasing the autonomy of the judiciary in decision-making. Parallel to the Rwanda's national judicial system there has also been developed the community courts Abunzis
, in response to the need to ensure better implementation of the legal remedies for the marginalized population groups. The equality of the access to justice lacking in Rwanda, government-guaranteed public legal aid services as well as Abunzis are difficul
t to reach and bureaucratic. In addition, the ongoing problems are caused by corruption, excessive processing and  the high cost of judicial process. Also the fundamental rights are violated by preventing the introduction of witnesses or accusing the same 
crime twice. The project aims to promote the realization of human rights protection of the poorest and most marginalized sections of the population by improving access to justice, as well as increasing the awareness of the authorities on human rights and t
he rule of law. The project will focus the victims of violations of human rights of the poor and the marginalized (especially women, children, the disabled, minorities and indigenous members) to raise awareness and promote legal in Kigali.  Inara Legal Aid
 Service (INALAS) is founded by self-employed lawyers in February 2009 in Kigali city. The organization's goal is to support the state rule of law principle in accordance with the promotion of the right to equal access to juctice  and informing people of t
heir rights.
AGS Accelerated Growth for SMEs in Zambia Sambian PK-yritysten kasvun tukeminen The Private Sector Programme aims  to accelerate growth and improved competitiveness of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SME) in Zambia.  The medium-term aim is to increase access to finance business development services and innovation development for S
MEs. The rationale for the intervention is stated in the Government's Development Policy as well as in the Country Strategy for Development Cooperation in Zambia.The programme focuses on two result areas:1) Making companies and projects bankable through BD
S and providing access to affordable loans2) Transferring technological innovation and research know-how from Finland to Zambia and creating linkages between companies and universities.The programme will be implemented in partnership with Zambian Governmen
t and it forms an essential part  of Finland's Country Strategy for development Cooperation in Zambia. An international consultancy company will be selected to provide technical services and to coordinate the Programme. Zambian partners will be selected ac
cording to the prevailing procurement rules and other stipulations regulating governmental financial aid. Sambian yksityissektorin kehittämistä tukeva hanke tavoittelee mikro- pien- ja keskisuurten yritysten nopeutunutta kasvua tukemalla mahdollisuuksia rahoitukseen yrityspalveluihin ja innovaatioihin. Hankkeen perustana on Suomen halituksen kehityspoliittis
essa selonteossa sekä Sambiaa varten laaditussa kehitysyhteistyötä koskevassa maaohjelmassa mainittu painotus yksityisen sektorin työpaikkoja luovasta vaikutuksesta. Hankkeen vaikuttavuustavoitteena (impact) on tukea uusien työpaikkojen syntyä MPK-yr
ityksiin (naispainotus) lisätä PK-yritysten tuloja noin 30% ja lisätä Suomen ja Sambian välisiä liiketoiminnallisia suhteita n. 25%.  Hankkeen keskipitkän aikavälin (outcome) tavoitteena on saada jaettua edullista rahoitusta noin 25 miljoonaa euroa
 saada yrityspalvelujen piiriin noin 200 yritystä saada noin 15 T+K+I -kumppanuutta aloitettua saada noin 10 instituutiota toimimaan yhteistyössä innovaatioiden luomiseksi ja lisätä innovaatiopanostuksia MPK-yrityksissä. Hanke toteutaan yhdessä Samb
ian hallituksen (kauppaministeriö) kanssa ja sitä koordinoimaan valitaan kansainvälinen konsulttitoimisto. Hankkeen muut toteuttajat valitaan eri kilpailutuksin Sambian yksityissektorilta.Hanke perustuu Suomen pitkäaikaiselle tuelle Sambian yksityissek
torin kehittämiseen hallituksen avulla. Hanke on Suomen Sambian-maaohjelman kärkihanke. Hanke on myös SDG9-tavoitteen kanssa linjassa.
F.a: THROUGH SKILLS TO INCOME AND WELL-BEING  THE FEMALE RESOURCES FOR HAPPY BHUTAN The Country Program of Bhutan is supporting the vulnerable Bhutanese women, especially the victims of domestic violence. The beneficiaries benefitting from the vocational training will be around 600. Fida is working in Bhutan with the local CSO called RENE
W  a well-known and appreciated organization due to its preventive work on domestic violence and the comprehensive support system to the victims and their children. There are in total 4000 direct beneficiaries and 14 000 indirect ones.##The Country Program
 works in areas where previously there have been no skills trainings for women. They are rural areas where the income comes from agriculture. However, the income is hardly enough for basic needs of the family. The education level is low: the older women ar
e mostly illiterate, the younger ones have some years of education. The women dont take part in decision making in the community. The biggest problem in the communities is the harmful use of alcohol, which increases domestic violence. Besides rural communi
ties, the Program also provides training in RENEWs Head Quarters in Thimphu and in the Shelter Home and its Vocational Training Center situated near Thimphu.##The Country Program supports RENEWs comprehensive service concept by providing skills training, e
specially tailoring, to women, who are members of RENEWs saving and loan schemes. The aim is that each participant of the training can get income through the new skills. Therefore, the trainings also include training on finance and on how to start a small 
business. The income will reduce the risk of domestic violence and increase the possibility to be a part of decision making in the family and in society. The women mainly use their income for the education of their children.##The Country Program of Bhutan 
is doing preventive work on the harmful use of alcohol and domestic violence with families and communities. Themes of Childrens Rights, equity, gender equality and environment are also part of the Program.##As a result of the Country Program, 600 Bhutanese
 women get better income and the anxiety over money and the future of children diminishes in the families. The communities profit from the skilled women and their increased activity in social issues. RENEW develops as a Civil Society Organization: its skil
ls on project management improve and activities to support vulnerable women and their families expand.
Humanitarian Assistance; UNHCR; Somalia Humanitaarinen apu; UNHCR; Somalia There are currently 4.3 million people in need of humanitarian assistance in Somalia (30 % of the population). One of the most protracted humanitarian crisis in the world. There are approximately 2.6 mllion internally displaced perssons. Recent seasonal fl
ooding have worsened the humanitarian situation especially in the field of food security. Somaliassa avun tarpeessa on 43 miljoonaa ihmistä (30 % väestöstä). Kyseessä on yksi maailman pitkittyneimmistä humanitaarisista kriiseistä. Somaliassa on noin 26 milj. maansisäisesti siirtymään joutunutta. Viimeaikaiset tulvat ovat pahentaneet S
omalian humanitaarista tilannetta etenkin ruokaturvan osalta.
Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Bangkok Regional Hub Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Bangkok Regional Hub, Gender Team
F.a: Strengthening Diversity to Promote Unity for Strong Trade Union Movement This project enhances the cooperation of the Confederations of Nepal, so that they can formulate joint agenda for the national labour market discussions and development. This way the decent work principles and agenda will prevail.Nepali political situation
 is providing problems but also opportunities for the trade union movement. Employers are pushing hard flexibility and precarious work forms and contracts. JTUCC is lobbying pro-worker provisions into labour legislation, like the right to strike and to neg
otiate, and implementation of a fair social security system. Thus, the cooperation among trade unions and Confederations and strengthening their capacity and representation are very important in this volatile situation.
Results of this project will be more
 effective lobbying of pro-worker labour policies, decent work principles, minimum wage levels, and OHS standards into national legislation. The capacity of interest representation of the trade union movement will be developed through training and the awar
eness of the labour and trade union rights will be raised among workers.
The main beneficiaries are Confederations, their coordination committee JTUCC, trade union activists, leaders and ultimately the workers.
The contract partner is JTUCC. The implementi
ng partners are the confederations belonging to JTUCC.
F.a: Supporting National Reconciliation in Iraq Less than a year after the territorial defeat of the so-called Islamic State (IS), and after years if not decades of conflict and polarisation and populist politics alongside sectarian lines, thousands of Iraqis have been pushed to choose between violence,
 migration and other harsh options. Low-level violence continues, corruption is pervasive, job opportunities scarce and Iraq’s youth continues to look for a future elsewhere, including in Europe. Scars within the Iraqi society remain deep and the risk of
 a return to large-scale violence remains, even widens, while the local, national and international perception of state-wide collapse is a prevailing thought.The urgency for the need of good governance, anti-corruption measures and security is emphasized b
y continued violent protests in neglected areas in Southern Iraq and a resurgence of attacks orchestrated by the remnants of the IS in several North-Western areas of the country and Baghdad. The political system alone is incapable of rebuilding trust with 
citizens as it is regarded corrupt and distanced itself from the people’s needs – this is reflected in the dismal vote participation in the first post-IS elections in May 2018.There is a significant lack of progress on the process of reconciliation at 
societal and national levels. The political will required for taking comprehensive action and committing to national-level strategy or strategies, with resources and critical support for implementing them, is inadequate and subject to some of the constrain
ts described above. Additionally, years of armed conflict accompanied by propaganda and negative myths have led to a lack of trust between the main segments of society.In this context, CMI seeks to strengthen dialogue contributing to societal cohesion and 
reconciliation in Iraq through the promotion of positive narratives for reconciliation and trust building between main segments of the Iraqi society; strengthening links between local level and relevant government institutions for national societal reconci
liation; and through the facilitation of informal dialogue among regional representatives and influential actors on shared concerns.
F.a: Programme planning, monitoring, evaluation and development Programme planning, monitoring, evaluation and development
F.a: Nepal office PMER support 1. Project: 10837 FCA Nepal Country Office (NEPCO)#2. Project area and Country: Nepal#3. Project justification: #In 2018, FCA Nepal country programme will return to promote development cooperation after completing three years (2015-2017) of humanitarian as
sistance after the earthquake. FCA will continue to provide Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) services and effectively link learning to earning, and develop and strengthen village level saving and credits cooperatives to enhance access to 
finance. FCA will stress on youth mobilization in awareness of development issues and combating caste based discrimination, and building capacity of CBOs in leadership development, organizational management and advocacy towards the local government.#FCAs f
ield presence is essential for increased impact and enhanced programme quality. It is in line with FCAs strategy and supports FCAs strategic goals related to programme development and quality, capacity building, advocacy, thematic/technical support, monito
ring and diversification of the funding base.#4. The main objective and expected results:#The objective is to improve effectiveness, quality and impact of FCAs Nepal country programme through established field presence. #The expected results are: #- Establ
ished a functional working relationship and collaboration with UN agencies, I/NGOs, CBOs and government authorities at district and national level #- New partnership and networking opportunities are created to broadening the funding opportunities  #- Effec
tive coordination of work and cooperation with other aid organizations #- Capacity of local partners are built for effective and efficient programme implementation #- Strategic and operational planning for the country programme including programme and proj
ect PME and administrative support #5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: Nepal Country Office staff and partners#6. Implementing partner: FCA Nepal Country Office
F.a: Indigenous Community development Programme Indigenous Community development Programme. Indigenous Community development Programme.
F.a: Human Rights Awareness Raising and Education The project plans to protect human rights of LBGTI persons by; improving human rights awareness, sensitization and training, training of human rights defenders, all geared towards improving access and delivery of services of human rights awareness informat
ion to LGBTI persons in the rural areas of Uganda where Queer Youth Uganda operates. This includes strengthening and improving some of the existing mechanisms of human rights that QYU is using currently, such as the human rights defenders program, the link
ages with friendly human rights organizations, information dissemination, improving collaboration and building strong allies and networks to improve on service delivery to the marginalized LGBTI communities to live their dignified lives.