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F.a: Enhancing knowledge and leadership capacity of youths for appropriate recognition of bio-cultural rights in Federal Nepal Hundreds of communities in different eco-regions (mountain, hill and low land tarai) of the country, are maintaining bio-cultural conservation practices in Nepal. Appropriate legal recognition of bio-cultural practices of these communities has become one o
f the crucial but critical policy issues in Nepal. Numbers of new legislations are under formulation with little inputs from forest communities, civil society organisations including the youths. Studies, knowledge and capacities of youths are vital for the
 sustainability of bio-cultural conservation practices and critical and constructive public policy debates in Nepal's ongoing policy making processes. However, presence as well as voices of the youths in bio-cultural conservation practices and ongoing publ
ic policy debates is completely absent. This project is developed to contribute in this policy gap. The expected result of the proposed project is better functioning and appropriate recognition of the bio-cultural conservation practices of forest communiti
es through enhanced knowledge and leadership capacity of youths for the effective and sustainable bio-cultural conservation practices and constructive public policy debates in federal Nepal. This project aims to develop knowledge and leadership capacity of
 youths by facilitating them in self-documentation, self-analysis and self-dissemination of the knowledge on bio-cultural conservation practices so as to promote their effective participation in conservation practices and networking with concerned CSOs for
 public policy debates. The youths studying in grade 9 to 12 in four piloting sites (representing three eco-regions of the country) and all the community members in the respective piloting sites will be direct beneficiaries of the proposed project. Similar
ly, all the members of ICCA Network Nepal (an informal civil society network formed by 29 local forest and conservation communities-"Indigenous and Community Conserved Areas-ICCA") including related CSOs will also be benefited from the collaboration and pa
rtnership for policy advocacy and lobby. Project is implemented by  Ribdung-Jaleswori Education Foundation (REF), www.ref.org.np.
Refugee costs through Finnish ministries, Developing countries unspecified Refugee costs through Finnish ministries, Developing countries unspecified; The costs of up to one year of reception in municipalities covered by the central government and Kela, the government agency for social welfare and benefits
FinnChurchAid (FCA) humanitarian projects 2020 Kirkon ulkomaanavun (KUA) humanitaariset hankkeet 2020 Ministry for Foreign Affairs will provide 500 000 euros for Kirkon Ulkomaanapu / FinnChurchAid (FCA) for a project Kenya. The project supports the establishment of safe and inclusive primary education in the Kalobeyei refugee camp in Kenya where the COVID-
19 pandemic has severely affected the possibilities for schooling. Ulkoministeriö myöntää 500 000 euroa Kirkon Ulkomaanavun (KUA) hankkeeseen Keniassa. Hankkeessa tuetaan turvallisen ja inklusiivisen perusopetuksen järjestämistä Kalobeyein pakolaisasutuksessa jossa koulunkäyntimahdollisuudet ovat vakavasti heikent
yneet Covid-19 ?pandemian johdosta.
FLC: Addis Hiwot Center of the Blind Recovering the capacity of women and girls with late visual impairment through knowledge and skill transfer in the town of Butajira and Addis Abeba
F.a: Skilling Refugee Youth for Immediate Employment in Kyaka II Refugee settlement 1. Project: 12073 Skilling Refugee Youth for Immediate Employment in Kyaka II Refugee settlement2. Project area and Country: Kyaka II Refugee settlement, Kyegegwa District, Uganda3. Project justification: Uganda is the world’s second youngest country wit
h the median age of just 15.9. The working-age population is growing fast: the growth rate was 3,92% per year between 2011 and 2017. Uganda’s working-age population will increase by 13 million people between 2017 and 2030. Financial dependency is very hi
gh in Uganda, with 1,42 dependents per employed person in 2017. To reach the same per capita income growth as countries with lower dependency, Uganda must increase average labour productivity faster in addition to create more jobs for new workers. Raising 
agricultural productivity is key in economic transformation, but in addition, there needs to be a faster movement in moving young workers from agriculture into higher productivity industry and service jobs. Uganda has received an unprecedented influx of re
fugees, and is now the largest refugee hosting country in Africa with 1,411,098 refugees as of February 2020. Out of this, approximately 60% are children and youth. Kyegegwa district, including Kyaka II refugee settlement, is one of the main refugee hostin
g districts in Uganda. Most of the refugees in Uganda end up in self-employment opportunities or informal, low-skilled employment. The specific barriers faced by refugees are language skills (especially the refugees from DRC), legal issues, discrimination 
and lack of relevant documentation. Unequal opportunities to livelihoods can cause social exclusion, leading to negative coping mechanisms like crime, violence, alcohol and drug abuse. 4. The main objective and the expected results:The main objective is im
proved socio-economic status of refugee and host community youth in Kyaka II refugee settlement contributing to increased self-reliance and social cohesion. In order to achieve the goal, the beneficiaries will receive training on marketable vocational skil
ls and working life experience to support employment or self-employment, and 250 of them will become trainees with strong entrepreneurship skills and mentoring support to start and sustain their own businesses. Right-holders/beneficiaries: 1,000 refugee an
d host community youth. 5. Duty bearers: Local government’s agencies and private sector. 6. Implementing partner: FCA Uganda
FLC: New Millennium Hope Development Organization - Screening and selection of 50 disabled women in collaboration with Amhara Region Social Affairs office and disabled people's association - Provide 5 days of business development skill training; Assess areas of interest for each beneficiary to engage in - Screening and selection of 50 disabled women in collaboration with Amhara Region Social Affairs office and disabled people's association - Provide 5 days of business development skill training; Assess areas of interest for each beneficiary to engage in i
ncome generating activities - Provision of start-up capital; Monitoring + follow up of beneficiaries in the income generating activities - Create market linkage with the local national and international market for women + girls engaged in basketry carpet a
nd house furnishing activities
F.a: Formalizing Informal Community Health Work in Sub-Sahara Africa In many African countries, part of health care, especially in village communities - but also in cities - is taken care by volunteer workers. They receive only a brief introduction to the work, compensation for the work is inadequate and occupational safety
 is often not properly taken care of. However, many of them work full time. Most of these community health workers are women. The project will improve the rights and status of community health workers in South Africa, Zambia and Malawi. The aim is to forma
lize their status as employees. This includes being secured by labour laws and the right to a minimum wage. The long-term goal of the project is that community health workers enjoy the same rights as other workers. In the first phase, the aim is to strengt
hen the trade unions' understanding of the problems in the sector and their ability to reach and train the community health workers to know and demand their rights. The project will directly benefit community health workers in South Africa, Zambia and Mala
wi, as well as their families. With improved health care, the project will indirectly benefit all residents in the countries. The project is implemented by Public Services International PSI, together with its affiliates in South Africa, Zambia and Malawi. 
The project is supported by the trade union JHL in Finland.
ODA equity through Finnfund E-commerce in East Africa - health, hygiene, self-care products
UN Post-conflict Multi-Partner Trust Fund for Colombia YK:n rauhanrahasto Kolumbia In 2016 the UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund was established to contribute to the implementation of the Peace Agreement signed between the State of Colombia and the guerrilla organisation FARC. The funding (86 MUSD) for the first phase was provided by the UN an
d eleven states. The second phase of the Fund focusing on peacebuilding and sustainable development with regard to the priorities of the National Development Plan was approved in December 2018. The key thematic areas are the stabilisation of the regions mo
st affected by the conflict the integration of former combatants into the society victims and transitional justice and communication. The project primarily promotes Finland's development policy priority of ?strengthening the democracy and functionality of 
societies?. Additionally the project also promotes the rights and status of women and girls. In March 2020 the total amount of contributions for the UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund was a total of 149.5 MUSD of which 119.2 MUSD has been allocated to projects. F
rom the appropriations 87 MUSD comes from Phase I of the Fund and 62.5 MUSD from Phase II. In 2019 Finland supported the Fund with 150 000 EUR. In 2020 Finland continues its funding and contributes 150 000 EUR to the Fund. YK:n Kolumbian MPTF-rahasto perustettiin helmikuussa 2016 tarkoituksena mobilisoida ja koordinoida rahoitusta syyskuussa 2016 solmitun rauhansopimuksen toimeenpanoon. Ensimmäisen vaiheen rahoittajiin (86 milj. USD) ovat kuuluneet YK:n rauhanrakennusrahast
o naisten rauhan ja humanitaarinen rahasto sekä 11 valtiota. Joulukuussa 2018 hyväksyttiin rahaston toinen vaihe joka tukee Kolumbian kansallisen kehityssuunnitelman prioriteetteja painottaen rauhanrakentamista ja kestävää kehitystä. Keskeiset temaat
tiset alueet ovat konfliktista pahiten kärsineiden alueiden vakauttaminen entisten taistelijoiden integroiminen yhteiskuntaan uhrit ja siirtymävaiheen oikeus sekä viestintä. Hanke edistää Suomen kehityspolitiikan tavoitteista ensisijaisesti yhteiskun
nan demokraattisuuden ja toimintakyvyn vahvistamista sekä toissijaisesti naisten ja tyttöjen oikeuksien ja aseman vahvistamista. YK:n Kolumbian rauhanrahaston kontribuutioiden yhteismäärä oli maaliskuussa 2020 yht. 1495 MUSD josta on kohdennettu hankk
eisiin 1192 MUSD. Määrärahoista 87 MUSD on peräisin rahaston I-vaiheesta ja 625 MUSD sen II-vaiheesta. Vuonna 2019 ja 2020  Suomi tuki hanketta 150 000 eurolla kumpanakin vuonna. Suomi jatkaa tukirahaston rahoittamista 150 000 eurolla vuonna 2021.
International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) IATI; kv.avun läpinäkyvyys The International Aid Transparency Initiative aims to deliver a step shift in public availability and accessibility of information on aid flows and activities globally. It does this by bringing together donors partner countries CSOs and other users of aid 
information to agree a set of common standards applicable to all aid flows. Launched at the Accra High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in 2009 the donor signatories made a commitment to promote openness and transparency in development cooperation. IATI's 
objective is to eradicate poverty by providing more comprehensive up-to-date and detailed development cooperation data that meets the different data needs especially in the developing countries and is easily available. Improving transparency improves the e
fficiency of development cooperation reduces risks of misuse and corruption enhances accountability and ownership in developing countries. International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) on kansainvälinen aloite kehitysyhteistyön avoimuuden ja läpinäkyvyyden lisäämiseksi. Kehitysyhteistyön tuloksellisuutta käsittelevässä korkean tason foorumissa Accrassa syyskuussa 2008 järjestett
iin IATI:n käynnistystilaisuus jossa aloite lanseerattiin ja aloitteeseenosallistuvat maat ja kansainväliset organisaatiot sitoutuivat yhteiseen julkilausumaan kehitysyhteistyön avoimuuden ja läpinäkyvyyden edistämiseksi.  julkilausuman allekirjoitti
vat Suomen lisäksi mm. Hollanti Ruotsi Tanska ja Irlanti sekä monenkeskisistä järjestöistä UNDP ja Maailmanpankki. IATI:n tavoitteena on vähentää köyhyyttä entistä nopeammin tuottamalla kehitysyhteistyöstä kattavampaa tuoreempaa ja yksityisko
htaisempaa tietoa joka vastaa eri osapuolien tiedontarpeita erityisesti kehitysmaissa ja on helposti saatavilla. Avoimuuden lisääminen parantaa yhteistyön tuloksellisuutta vähentää riskejä väärinkäytöksiin ja korruptioon vahvistaa tilivelvollisu
utta ja omistajuutta kehitysmaissa. Tavoitteena on myös vahvistaa poliittista sitoutumista avunantajajärjestöissä.
F.a: Enhancing Access to Justice for Sexual + Gender Minorities in Kenya (follow-up project) The main goal of the project is strengthening access to justice for LGBTIQ persons, which has been further weakened by the Covid-19 pandemic, through means of legal and psychosocial aid as well as strategic litigation. It also seeks to improve the organisa
tional capacity of NGLHRC. http://www.nglhrc.com/
F.a: Strengthening sustainable livelihoods based on community forests and documenting the results of CSOs? work As part of the project, the results of projects supported by Siemenpuu in Indonesia between 2002 and 2020 will be documented for the use of the local CSOs, community facilitators to support the development of sustainable income generation opportunities for
 communities with community-based forest management permits will be trained, and crops entailing commercial potential, suitable for peat and mineral lands will be identified. Sharing the results achieved with the support of Siemenpuu is expected to encoura
ge the civil society to protect forests, peatlands, coasts and the sea. Strengthening the livelihoods of forest communities, in turn, contributes to the well-being of these communities and enables sustainable forest management.  The project will produce a 
report on the results of Siemenpuu's support to Indonesia, train 20 community facilitators and produce a report on commercially viable crops suitable for peat and mineral lands. The beneficiaries of the project include civil society actors and the wider pu
blic to whom the report on the achievements of Siemenpuu?s support is addressed, the 20 forest communities where the community facilitators will work, as well as actors interested in the study of crops suitable for peat and mineral lands. The project is im
plemented by Jikalahari (http://jikalahari.or.id/) in collaboration with other Siemenpuu partners in Indonesia, such as Japesda and Sampan. Insist (https://insistpress.com/) is responsible for the training of community facilitators.
Supporting UNRWA's Emergency Cash Assistance and Shelter Assistance following the May and October 2023 escalations Supporting UNRWA's Emergency Cash Assistance and Shelter Assistance following the May and October 2023 escalations Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters
Provision of Comprehensive Protection and Health Services to Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Yemen Provision of Comprehensive Protection and Health Services to Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Yemen Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters
Multisectoral and coordinated emergency response directed to the most vulnerable population affected by the crisis in Venezuela. Multisectoral and coordinated emergency response directed to the most vulnerable population affected by the crisis in Venezuela. Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO
Assistance alimentaire d'urgence aux populations vulnérables affectées par les chocs saisonniers et soudains dans les zones de conflit de la région de Tahoua. Assistance alimentaire d'urgence aux populations vulnérables affectées par les chocs saisonniers et soudains dans les zones de conflit de la région de Tahoua. Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO
Providing integrated, multisectoral humanitarian assistance and services to vulnerable, conflict and displacement-affected communities across the Whole-of-Syria Providing integrated, multisectoral humanitarian assistance and services to vulnerable, conflict and displacement-affected communities across the Whole-of-Syria Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters Infants,Elderly
MR02-02: Réponse d'Urgence Intégrée: Accès à une éducation primaire Inclusive dans un environnement Protecteur, prévention et réponse aux VBG pour enfants et enseignants en conflits armés au Nord Kivu MR02-02: Réponse d'Urgence Intégrée: Accès à une éducation primaire Inclusive dans un environnement Protecteur, prévention et réponse aux VBG pour enfants et enseignants en conflits armés au Nord Kivu Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO Disabled
HUMANITARIAN IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (HIP)
NORTH AFRICA 2024 HUMANITARIAN IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (HIP)
NORTH AFRICA 2024 Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters
Rapid Response Mechanisms in Central African Republic Rapid Response Mechanisms in Central African Republic Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO Infants,PLW,Disabled
Kenya Cash Consortium: Locally led and Adaptive Alert-Based Cash Assistance to Disaster-Affected Communities in the Kenyan ASALs and Refugee Complexes Kenya Cash Consortium: Locally led and Adaptive Alert-Based Cash Assistance to Disaster-Affected Communities in the Kenyan ASALs and Refugee Complexes Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO Infants,PLW,Disabled
Integrated response to conflict-affected at-risk boys, girls and adolescents in Baidoa and Bardhere, Somalia Integrated response to conflict-affected at-risk boys, girls and adolescents in Baidoa and Bardhere, Somalia Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO
ICRC primary-health-care (PHC particularly linked to the cholera response), hospital care, weapon contamination (WeC), and protection of family links (PFL) activities in Yemen. ICRC primary-health-care (PHC particularly linked to the cholera response), hospital care, weapon contamination (WeC), and protection of family links (PFL) activities in Yemen. Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters
Projet d'Intervention Multisectorielle pour la Résilience et la Préparation aux Crises au Niger (PIRMCRN) Projet d'Intervention Multisectorielle pour la Résilience et la Préparation aux Crises au Niger (PIRMCRN) Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO
Strengthening Humanitarian Interventions in Emergencies and Local Demining (SHIELD) Strengthening Humanitarian Interventions in Emergencies and Local Demining (SHIELD) Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO Disabled
MR01-01: Preparedness and early action to protect indigenous communities in Brazil and Peru against social, natural and human-induced disasters MR01-01: Preparedness and early action to protect indigenous communities in Brazil and Peru against social, natural and human-induced disasters Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO Infants,PLW
Projet de Réponse à l'Urgence Nutritionnelle dans le Sud et le Sud-Est de Madagascar - 2 Projet de Réponse à l'Urgence Nutritionnelle dans le Sud et le Sud-Est de Madagascar - 2 Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters,Action C: DIPECHO Infants,Elderly,PLW
Improving access to protection, health services, and social cohesion for refugees that fled Ukraine and vulnerable host communities in Moldova Improving access to protection, health services, and social cohesion for refugees that fled Ukraine and vulnerable host communities in Moldova Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters Elderly
Humanitarian Response to Dzud/Coldwave 2024 in Mongolia: Addressing the immediate basic needs of the affected herder families. Humanitarian Response to Dzud/Coldwave 2024 in Mongolia: Addressing the immediate basic needs of the affected herder families. Action B: Emergency Toolbox
Sustaining provision of life saving health services within humanitarian response in Syria through the provision of integrated primary and specialized secondary health services to the most vulnerable groups Sustaining provision of life saving health services within humanitarian response in Syria through the provision of integrated primary and specialized secondary health services to the most vulnerable groups Action A: Man made crisis and natural disasters
OCHA Headquarter, Management OCHA Headquarter, CPD Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) coordinates the global emergency response to save lives and protect people in humanitarian crises. We advocate for effective and principled humanitarian action by all, for all. With its partners, OCHA contributes to principled and effective humanitarian response through coordination, advocacy, policy, information management and humanitarian financing tools and services. OCHA’s country and regional offices are responsible for delivering the core functions in the field by leveraging functional expertise throughout the organization. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) coordinates the global emergency response to save lives and protect people in humanitarian crises. We advocate for effective and principled humanitarian action by all, for all. With its partners, OCHA contributes to principled and effective humanitarian response through coordination, advocacy, policy, information management and humanitarian financing tools and services. OCHA’s country and regional offices are responsible for delivering the core functions in the field by leveraging functional expertise throughout the organization.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer In-Service Training All costs incurred for in-service training of volunteers in Costa Rica during their service, including language tutoring, workshops, and conferences.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Medical Support All costs associated with the medical support of volunteers in Costa Rica. Includes costs of medical staff and care, staff and Volunteer medical-related travel, Volunteer medevac accompaniment travel, medical supplies, and distinct medical unit costs.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer In-Service Training All costs incurred for in-service training of volunteers in Costa Rica, including allowances, travel, supplies and equipment. Excludes costs for training or medical support costs.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Pre-Service Training All costs incurred for pre-Service training of volunteers in Costa Rica. Includes overseas staff salaries and benefit costs, leases, staff travel, communications, conferences, supplies, equipment and International Cooperative Administrative Support Services (ICASS). Excludes costs for training, medical and security.
U.S. Peace Corps Overseas Program Support Overseas program support costs in Costa Rica including pre-service training in the U.S., pre-departure staging costs, and pre-service training overseas.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Pre-Service Training All costs incurred for pre-Service training of volunteers in Costa Rica including pre-service training in the U.S., pre-departure staging costs, and pre-service training overseas.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Safety and Security Volunteer safety and security costs in Costa Rica. Includes costs of medical staff and care, staff and Volunteer medical-related travel, Volunteer medevac accompaniment travel, medical supplies, and distinct medical unit costs.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer In-Service Training All costs incurred for in-service training of volunteers in Costa Rica directly associated with Volunteer and staff safety (preparedness and training), and the physical security of Peace Corps-leased properties. Includes guard services, security staff, security-related travel, supplies, equipment, physical property upgrades, and the Office of Safety and Security.