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Personnel to the UN mission in the Central African Republic, MINUSCA Personalbidrag till FN:s insats i Centralafrikanska republiken, MINUSCA Polismyndigheten har, enligt förordning (1999:1155) om Polisens utlandsstyrka samt årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser.
FN:s insats i Centralafrikanska republiken (United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic, MINUSCA) utgör en av dessa insatser. Den sekonderade personalen bistår vid genomförandet av uppdragens mandat som i första hand innebär att tillhandahålla expertis, utbildning och kapacitetsuppbyggnad för att stabilisera och utveckla polisorganisationer i konflikt- och postkonfliktmiljöer, samt främja säkerhetssektorreform för att säkerställa upprätthållandet av rättsstatsprincipen. Verksamheten omfattar utbildning i metoder för demokratiskt polisarbete med fokus på att förbättra polisens roll för att upprätthålla medborgarnas välbefinnande, kapacitetsuppbyggnad kring jämställdhet och rådgivning om utveckligen av ett människorättsbaserat synsätt på polisarbete. The Swedish Police Authority has been assigned by the government, through the ordinance on police peace support (1999:1155) and yearly regulation letters, to recruit and make personnel available for international civilian crisis management and peace support operations under the auspices of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation i Europe(OSCE) or similar organisations.
The United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA) is one of the operations to which the Swedish Police Authority contributes with personnel. The seconded personnel assist in the implementation of the missions' mandate which primarily involves providing expertise, training and capacity building to stabilise and develop police organisations in conflict and post-conflict environments, and promote security sector reform to ensure the upholding of the rule of law. The missions' activities include training on methods of democractic policing with a focus on improving the police's role to uphold the well-being of the citizens, capacity building on gender equality, and advice on developing a human rights based approach to policing. Polismyndighetens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag, att skydda civila och stödja övergångsprocesser i Centralafrikanska republiken. That the Swedish Police personnel contributes to fulfill the mission's mandate, to protect civilians and support transition processes in the Central African Republic
Supplimentry education for 50 Students in India This project will be provided notebooks and learning material; they will be taught handicrafts using waste materials. In future they will be taught vocational training according to the individual interest.
This will be provided with nutritive supplementary food to supplement in their protein and vitamin deficiency. Health screening will be done quarterly basis to monitor the effects of the above food to 50 poor students in Athipallam village of viralimalai block of pudukkottai district
evening study centers for 400 Tribal children The work is for the benefit of 400 school going tribal children.  The need is because of poor performance of children as assessed through a Needs assessment Study.   This project is to organize Evening Study Centers to improve the performance of the children through academic guidance for children, nutritious meal for children, health monitoring, opportunities for exhibiting innate skills continuous motivation of parents to provide for higher education of children that includes girl children
Provide Service Dogs for Children and Veterans Our mission is to enable children and veterans with special needs to live safer and more independent lives with help and companionship of a properly bred and trained service dog. We can make this happen at Five Oaks Therapy Dogs through our breeding and training programs. Service dogs make a significant difference in the lives of people with disabilities.
Help Single Moms of Children with ASD in Ethiopia This project provides financial assistance to single mothers of children on the Autism Spectrum.  This mothers cannot afford to raise a special needs child and because of their unique case of being single parents, sometimes  cannot get  full time jobs. We not only assist their extra financial needs but organize support groups and special trainings to help them coup with the difficulties of raising special needs children in a country like Ethiopia.
Know the Signs Implementation in United States Sandy Hook Promise delivers, at no cost, four Know the Signs (KTS) violence prevention programs to middle and high schools nationwide. In most acts of victimization, the individual displays warning signs BEFORE taking any action. Youth who observe these signals do not always recognize/report them. KTS educates youth and adults how to identify, intervene, and get help for individuals who may be at risk of hurting themselves or others.
Save San Luis Forest, Save This Family, Costa Rica Preserving this 12 ha. primary tropical forest will save the Monge’s who own it, and maintain the forest habitat  resident wildlife depend on in this vital forest corridor on the shores of Lake Arenal
Train Talented, Underprivileged Runners in Kenya This project provides training, support and motivation to underprivileged athletes in Kenya to help them pursue their dreams of becoming marathon or Olympic champions and to develop careers as runners.
Education for rural Amazon communities Education and conservation go hand in hand.  By improving education opportunities for rural communities, we offer a chance for Amazonian people to develop alternatives for their own sustainable future, and the protection of their land.
Disaster Kits for Guatemala Volcano Survivors Guatemala's Fuego Volcano erupted on Sunday, June 3 killing 99 people & causing thousands to lose their homes. More than 12,000 people have been evacuated. Over 1.7 million people have been impacted. MAP International relief supplies are being used by first responders providing care for survivors. Your donation will help us provide MAP Disaster Health Kits, supplies for burn injuries, personal protective equipment such as masks, and more to victims of the volcano eruption. Please help today.
HELP POOR KIDS FOR THEIR EDUCATION Summary Tribal culture and rural development agency intends to promote quality education to many poor deserving rural children in India.Due to lack of financial support of their family,they are not able to attend school with full school aids.To buy the required education aids,their parents borrow money from money lenders with interest .With your support,let the children go to school with full education aids like uniform,books,note books,school bag,shoes,tuition fee, etc and achieve quality educa
COHI Responds: Northern California Wildfires Since October 8, seven large wildfires have burned more than 115,000 acres in California. Thousands are being evacuated, many are in need of urgent support, and the fires are showing no signs of slowing.
Agriculture Support in Sindupalchowk, Nepal The earthquake in Nepal on the 25th April, 2015 shattered the lives of millions of people destroying homes, fields and livelihoods. Sindhupalchowk district, to the north of Kathmandu, has suffered more than other areas. Statistically there have been more deaths than anywhere else, whole villages have disappeared, yet it is still not receiving much government support. The Nepal Trust will support agriculture development and the livelihood of local farming families in this area.
Deep Ecology Education Program The Deep Ecology Education Program (DEEP) will target low-income and minority students located in urban heat islands across the Metropolitan Richmond region with an educational and organizing campaign. Backed by Highland Support Project, it aims to bring decades of organizing and cultural experience developed through direct partnerships with Indigenous communities of the Americas back to Richmond, Virginia.
Sanitation facilities for 5 Public schools Uganda The initiative aims to construct 5 drain-able girl friendly VIP latrines of 5 stances each with wash room, provide reliable hand washing facility for girls of menstruating age in the five public primary schools in Uganda. To reduce the high pupil to latrines ratio, and provide a separate girls' pit-latrine to avoid risk of harassment and school drop-out, this will ensure school attendance of girls during menstruation and increase the number of girls with qualifications.
Give hope to 800 disadvantaged youth in NYC This program will provide youth currently living below the poverty line in Harlem and the Bronx ( whose residents include 149,000 single-parents families), with expert support, counseling and educational services. These will be provided by trained personnel offering advice and suggesting activities that are safe, fun and rewarding. These underprivileged youth live in rough neighborhoods and are confronted daily with negative influences like school violence, crime, drugs and gangs.
Raise the Voices of Haitian Women! This project will train rural women in Haiti to make community radio programs aimed at bringing their concerns to the attention of local decision and policy makers. Three training workshops on digital production techniques will empower 15 women from 5 community radio stations to speak publicly about the problems and challenges they face in their daily lives, especially those of poverty, lack of resources, and violence. The project is run by REFRAKA, a non-governmental organisation run by women.
Empowering 224 Destitute Guinean Children Our mission at Thee Bee Project, is to assist socioeconomically disadvantaged women and children living in Guinea (West Africa). We are currently sponsoring the Orphanage and Rehabilitation Center Regina Maris, and the Association of Mothers and Children with Hydrocephalus; both entities located in Guinea. Funds generated will be used to help sustain both entities economically, educationally, and medically.Each entity is home to at least 50 children, who are in dire need of a fair chance in life
Help 50 orphan girls hygiene and sanitation The main objective of our proposed project is to advocate for and promote quality hygiene education for every orphaned girl and build clean & safe toilets and promote water & sanitation environment. The project focuses on the development of orphaned girls' life skills to improve hygiene, water and sanitation conditions. The project intervention fully integrated life skills education- focusing on key girls" hygiene behaviors by using participatory teaching techniques & sustainable toilets.
Elder Baskets For American Indians in El dorado CO The project will make 60 elder baskets for Native American Indians living in El Dorado County that will be past out at our 2018 Winter Gathering.  At the Winter Gathering  we provide the elders with a Turkey & ham dinner, and an elder basket filled with goodies.  Also a place to socialize with other Native American Indians.  Along with native American Indian drumming and singing.
Teach 30 Rwandan Women to Read, Write & Calculate The project will educate 30 women each year allowing them to improve the lives of their families, to understand their rights and to actively participate in society
Help Prevent Child Brides in South Sudan Teenage girls in South Sudan are being forced into marriages with much older men. Girls that drop out of school are the most at risk of becoming child brides.  Drop in the Bucket has worked in water & sanitation in East Africa since 2006. We recently expanded our program to include scholarships to girls who are good students but lack family support. We want these girls to get an education, so they have a choice in who they marry. Educated girls earn more money which breaks the cycle of poverty.
Community health in Chiapas: water and first aid Health, as a part of the integral development of a community,  includes many aspects. Water quality for disease prevention and community first aid education are solid tools that open the possibility for a resilient community to build their own healthy path, to have more options and more choices on how to face unexpected accidents. Aguacero Tecnologia y Salud Comunitaria would like offer this tools of resilience in Chiapas rural and indigenous communities, are you in?
Empower Indian Women With Legal Aid and Training Empowering village women with legal awareness training will make them better able to address issues of dowry, sexual harassment and domestic violence.
Supporting Aid Delivery in Sudan, Horn of Africa VVAF's iMMAP group is supporting the United Nations in getting food to thousands of persons affected by the drought in the Horn of Africa and to 4 million Internally Displaced Persons in south Sudan.
Community Campaign for Cancer Control (C4) Cancer is the number one killer disease of mankind. It kills more people than HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis combined. The worldwide burden of cancer doubled between 1975 and 2000 and is set to double again by 2020. It is also  forecasted that by 2030, there will be more than 21 million new cases.
ACCESS TO POTABLE WATER FOR 3 VILLAGES IN BURUNDI This project aims at supplying potable water to villagers up to  500 families who, currently, lack potable drinking water causing children to suffer from various diseases caused by  unclean water. Supplying potable water to these families in three localities of Burundi would have a big impact on the children's health as well the villagers'well being.
Give sanitary pads and keep young girls in school RACOBAO plans to provide sanitary towels to  700 young school girls from poor AIDS affected households.  Due to poverty, menstruating girls lack sanitary pads and as a result do not attend school until the cycle is over.This increased absenteeism and dropout affects the performance of the girl child. By providing sanitary pads, many girls will concentrate and complete school. With increased performance, the gender gap between boys and girls enrolment and retention in school will be reduced.
Break Cycle of Poverty & Patriarchy With Education Bittu (10) & Chand (8) hail from a small village in Bihar and are daughters of migrant labourers who live in a semi-permanent slum in Uttarakhand, India. They are the young leads of the short film Bittu that depicts the challenges girls like them face in rural, remote corners of the world. They need your help to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty and patriarchy, change their lives with access to quality education, nutrition, electricity, drinking water and a roof on their heads.
save lives of 200 children from malaria in Uganda In Uganda Nearly half of hospital in-patient deaths among children under five are attributed to clinical malaria.
Malaria accounts for 70,000 child deaths annually.
Kalambi community outreach project will be saving lives of 200 orphans, expectant mothers and vulnerable children by providing healthcare, medicines and health education to four villages most hit by mosquitos that cause malaria in an area with no other healthcare services.
COVID-19 Global Food Bank Response COVID-19 is making the plight of those facing hunger much more difficult. The Global FoodBanking Network (GFN) and its food banking organizations are on the front lines in over 40 countries outside of the U.S. working tirelessly to serve those seeking hunger relief services now more than ever. GFN food banks remain rooted in communities during this crisis. We need your support to continue to build and support strong food banks that serve millions of people. Learn more at www.foodbanking.org
Therapeutic community-600 sex trafficked victims Over 600 sex trafficked victims who have been rescued from dehumanizing slavery like conditions will be restored dignity through psycho-social support and economic empowerment for a safe and dignified life in the society.
BE THERE - support young people during coronavirus When the world is told to distance yourselves and remain isolated, young people living in challenging circumstances feel heightened levels of anxiety and loneliness. The coronavirus crisis is making life tough for young people, so now is a critical time for us to support our students. We plan to offer online music-making and social sessions for EVERY young person. That's 350 students and 475 sessions every week! Please will you "BE THERE" to help us support young people when they need us most?
Micani sin Corona - Protect The Most Vulnerable As the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic increases globally, we at Aktion Sodis have set up this donation pot at short notice. The people in Micani are particularly at risk of becoming victims of the pandemic due to their remote location. The nearest doctor is often several hours away and the journey there is hardly possible to make for diseased people. It is therefore necessary to take immediate measures to protect the villagers from the virus. Please support us in this, every donation counts!
All Children Deserve to Dream Every child deserves to dream, but in Ecuador dreaming is a privilege.Some children do not know when their next hot meal is going to be.Others study by candlelight, and many more lack the medicine they need to make it through the day.We are honored to work with 5 organizations that are serving 350+ vulnerable youth, covering their basic needs and giving them the chance to dream.Now, we want to show Ecuadorian children that dreams do come true, and we need your help to fulfill each one of them.
Help Women in Sudan Open a Bakery This program will empower otherwise socially excluded women financially and mitigate the costs of importing food. The bakeries will strengthen Sudanese communities and transform women into leaders.
ICAN DREAM Scholarships for 50 Students in Vietnam Since 2000, ICAN has given underprivileged children in Vietnam hope and a path to a brighter future. Every year, we raise funds to provide K-12 and college scholarships to children from underprivileged families in Vietnam to allow these young minds to continue pursuing their educational goals.  We hope that you will join us in our mission!
Baseball Project for Natural Disaster Survivors The Hands On Tokyo Baseball Project for Natural Disaster Survivors will unite three middle school boy baseball teams from Tohoku, Tokyo, and Kumamoto. The boys will divide their time equally between baseball and fostering meaningful dialogue about natural disasters with the goal of empowering young people to become strong contributors and leaders in their local communities. It is also an exciting once in a lifetime opportunity to practice baseball with professional baseball players.
Improving Maternal and Child Health in NapoEcuador Impoverished rural communities in the Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest face serious health and development challenges to address urgent maternal and early child health issues. Through community health education, with the latest research on healthy early childhood brain development, the project will work with a comprehensive, integrated approach, and  have a tremendous long-term impact on the health of women and children in the Napo Region, benefitting 1,500 community members.
Western High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Marc, Hailey, Esha, and Luis from Western High School have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Alleviate human/wildlife conflicts in Malawi This project will alleviate human/wildlife conflicts and provide alternative income streams for villagers with projects such as fish farming, bee keeping, chili pepper cultivation, making bricks, maintaining equipment, and many other small vending businesses; and ensure the protection of elephants and other species in the long-term by encouraging tourism, which provides essential income for the park and the surrounding communities, while generating increased community support for conservation.
Save 136 refugee children along EU-Serbia borders Help APC camper - mobile office with a team of lawyers, psychologists and social workers to help young refugees & migrants across Serbia, the last migration buffer zone on the EU's borders. More than 6,000 refugees/migrants, out of which over 1000 are in the open, with no shelter, food, hygiene, health care, no legal/psycho protection nor proper information. We will come to them by using our camper - mobile office. With our help, 136 children will be safe, informed and empowered.
Empower  800 disabled people in South Africa The increasing incidences of financial exploitation have forced us to start formal financial training for disabled people in the communities that we already serve. This project will equip 800 disabled people with the necessary formal financial skills to enable them to stop borrowing money from informal money lenders (Loan sharks) who trap them into debt. The Association for the physically disabled sourced funding and has developed training material. The funds are needed to roll out the program
Help change lives by sending US volunteers... Send US volunteers to go overseas with CUSO-VSO. Currently 49 Americans are in developing countries to work side-by-side with partner organizations to achieve their organizational & development goals.
Help Jesus' Spain Homeless World Cup Team We provide football coaching to 150 homeless people - the opportunity to be part of a team, gain self esteem, improved health, and psychological support whilst they change their lives.
Help us Train 1,000 Teachers in Dadaab This project will train 1,000 Refugee Teachers in the World's Largest Refugee Camp, at Dadaab, in Kenya. Home to over 300,000 refugees, Dadaab is one of the world's largest refugee camps. Almost one half of it's population is made up of school-aged children in desperate need of an education and quality teachers. Unfortunately, UNHCR says that 80% of the teachers in the camp are untrained refugees. We aim to target these passionate teachers and give them the training they need to succeed.
Help Ellsworth Bands, Help the World Ellsworth Bands and Creating Hope International are joining in a local-global project to support the bands, to help educate Afghans through the Afghan Institute of Learning and feed needy people.
Project: Enhance Climate Change Knowledge in Kenya Sustainable Environmental Development Watch plans to design a communications strategy and toolkit to address barriers in integrating climate change in Kenya.  This project will contribute toward better articulating climate information, reduce knowledge gaps and provide understanding of the benefits of the different inter-related roles in carrying out climate actions by the Kenyan people, state and business sector.
Bring Education to 700 Maasai Children in Kenya Our project seeks to transform a bleak future for the disadvantaged Maasai kids in Kenya to one of bright promise. We provide marginalized and vulnerable children from remote Maasai communities, who are unable to access basic education because of distance or poverty, with access to a high-quality free education as a first step towards reducing disparities and eliminating poverty.
Supporting 777 EvergreenWorld Champions The Project aims to improve lives of all creatures by educating people of Homa Bay County on the benefits of protecting their environment from any form of pollution or destruction. To achieve this, 777 EvergreenWorld Idea Champions will be trained on ways to keep the ecosystem pure for every creature to enjoy its existence. The Project will assist schools in establishing EvergreenWorld Action Clubs that will be maintaining tree nurseries to avail seedlings for making homes and forests evergreen.