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F.a: Regional Coordination Altogether 13 projects will come to the conclusion in Eastern Africa in the end of 2015. Of the completed projects, two in Burundi, five in Kenya, and two in Tanzania will be combined into three new projects, one per each country. The regional child sponso
rship project (5251) will become one component of the regional coordination project (5260). Regional partner’s leadership enhancement project will be completed, because the work will be increasingly aimed towards the grassroots level beneficiaries. In Bu
rundi HIV/AIDS-project (5282) is completed, because the target is to answer more acute needs. Year 2016 Fida will continue to work in Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, and Uganda. There will be six continuing projects and four new ones, which are combine
d from former projects, thus there will be altogether 10 projects. At the 2016, two projects will be completed in Ethiopia because of the budget cuts, partner’s poor capacity, and because of the country’s cumbersome bureaucracy. Year 2016 the regional 
work will focus on the reduction of poverty and inequality by defending the human rights of the vulnerable people, as well as by reducing the diseases and mortality of children and other vulnerable groups. During year 2016 the aim will be to ensure a parti
cipatory approach on all levels, and to ensure, in particular, the voice belonging to the marginalised. Strengthening the capacity of partner’s will go on. In addition, the aim is to increase the level of local partners’ financial contribution from 10%
 to 40% by the end of the year 2016. During the year monitoring will be developed to function better. Networking with other NGOs will be increased.
F.a: Awareness raising and promoting access to land ownership and public services for the marginalized Fuga community women in Hadiyya Zone of SNNP The southern Hadiyyah multi-ethnic province comprising more than 15 million people in the population, which is divided into more than 45 ethnic groups. Over 90% of the region's population live in rural areas and it is the least urbanized region in Ethiopia
. Hadiyyh’s a population is about 1 400 000, of which more than 25 000 belongs to an ethnic minority Fuga. Fugas are widely discriminated. The main objective of the project is to promote the economic and social status for the ethnic minority (Fuga) women
. The project trains a total of 280 human rights trainers (60 traditional leaders, 40 primary school head teachers, 30 representatives of gender clubs in schools, 20 local authorities, 50 members of the agricultural associations, 30 health authorities and 
50 law enforcement authority).APED is an organization set up in 2004, which was previously registered as the Alliance for Peace and Democracy APED. Its previous mission was to promote the development by strengthening local traditional forms of government, 
so that they could affect the peaceful settlement of conflicts and respect the human rights and democratic rights. When the new lNGO law, very restrictive for human rights work, came into force, APED was registered as the Alliance for Poverty Eradication a
nd Development APED . The new mission is to promote sustainable development by influencing the eradication of poverty and economic resources, equitable distribution.
F.a: Livestock project of laying hens in the village of Rabega in the town of Saaba for the benefit of members of AMAP in Burkina Faso Poultry project focused on egg production. 30 visually impaired people (22 male and 8 women) learn about poultry farming, get equipment to build poultry houses and maintain the chicken, build poultry houses, buy 500 chicken, and get training on sales. Once
 production of eggs starts, they will sell them in the market of neighbor villages and to other DPO members.
?Securing an ?enabling environment?: Supporting and protecting human rights defenders worldwide (...) ISHR Ihmisoikeuspuolustajien toimintaedellytysten turvaaminen: Ihmisoikeuspuolustajien tuki ja suojelu maailmanlaajuisesti This project ?Securing an enabling environment? will support human rights defenders in their vital work to promote human rights good government and the rule of law and will leverage the international and regional human rights systems to provide protection 
and prevent regression in the operating environment at the national level. The project will ensure that human rights defenders are better networked and capacitated in their strategic use of international and regional human rights systems and mechanisms. It
 will also ensure that international and regional mechanisms develop standards and make recommendations which respond to the situation operating environment and protection needs of defenders and become more accessible effective and protective in pushing fo
r change on the ground. Further an increased number of jurisdictions will enact and effectively implement specific national laws and mechanisms to recognise and protect human rights defenders in line with the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders (which
 ISHR had a key role in bringing about) and the recently launched landmark Model National Law on Human Rights Defenders endorsed by 27 eminent human rights experts). Defenders of LGBTI rights women?s and ESC rights are priorities of and for this project wi
th e.g. ISHR planning organising and convening with partners a much-needed ?General Comment to the Yogyakarta Principles? on this key document?s 10th anniversary (2017) co-steering the first and only space for defenders and multinational corporations to re
gularly come together to meet and to push for constructive human rights defender-related changes with their corporate social responsibility policies in line with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and training a new generation of defend
ers in multiple languages working on these thematic issues to use the international and regional human rights systems and mechanisms. Projekti tukee ihmisoikeuspuolustajia työssään ihmisoikeuksien hyvän hallinnon ja oikeusvaltioperiaatteen edistämisessä sekä ohjaa kansainvälisiä ja alueellisia ihmisoikeusmekanismeja tarjoamaan suojelua ja varmistamaan toimintaympäristön kansal
lisella tasolla. Ihmisoikeuspuolustajien verkottumista ja kyvykkyyttä parannetaan mahdollistaen ihmisoikeusmekanismien paremman käytön. Lisäksi nämä mekanismit kehittäisivät standardeja ja antaisivat suosituksia jotka vastaisivat ihmisoikeuspuolust
ajien tilanteisiin ja toimintaympäristöihin. Tuloksena haetaan myös sitä että syntyisi yhä enemmän YK:n ihmisoikeuspuolustajajulistuksen mukaista kansallista lainsäädäntöä. Erityisenä prioriteettina projektissa ovat LHBTI- naisten ja TSS-oikeu
ksien puolustajat. Rahoitusta hakeva järjestö (ISHR) järjestää mm. Yogyakartan periaatteita käsittelevän kokouksen tuo yhteen ihmisoikeuspuolustajia ja monikansallisia yrityksiä ja kouluttaa uusia ihmisoikeuspuolustajia.
F.a: Preventing sexual abuse of boys The issue of male victims of sexual exploitation is a silenced problem in Cambodia. Therefore it is difficult for the victims to seek and find help and justice. To address the problem the project raises awareness and capacity of local communities, professi
onals and authorities regarding the ongoing sexual abuse of boys and young men. The project activities are awareness raising, trainings to social workers, police and other professionals, training of trainers, producing information material and campaigning,
 an outreach programme for support and counselling and peer support groups. The expected results are decreased abuse and risk of marginalization, better access to relevant psychosocial support and safe re-integration in the society for the male victims of 
exploitation.Beneficiaries are victims of sexual abuse, their families and caregivers, relevant professionals working with children, also other NGOs in Phnom Penh and Siem Riep. The implementing partner is First Step.
Health and Education Sector Development through Skills and Knowledge Transfer in South Central Somalia Terveys- ja koulutusalan ammattilaisten koulutushanke eteläisessä Somaliassa alueella The project aims to improve the capacity of public sector health and education institutions to provide quality services with special focus on vulnerable groups: women children and youth through skills and knowledge transfer by the Somali diaspora.The overa
ll objective of the project is to contribute to stabilization in South Central Somalia through increasing access to basic services (health and education) and creating employment opportunities for the youth. 60 young Somalis will be placed in internship pos
itions under the supervision of the diaspora experts at relevant institutions.IOM the International Office for Migration is the implementing partner and the total budget is 4 200 000 EUR for 2015-2018. Hankkeessa tuetaan Somalian terveys- ja opetussektoreiden viranomaisia tuottamaan laadukkaita julkisia palveluita sekä hallinnoimaan sektoreidensa resursseja. Asiantuntijoina toimivat somali-diasporaan kuuluvat asiantuntijat erityisesti Suomen somalit jot
ka toimivat erilaisissa tehtävissä vahvistamassa sektoreiden kapasiteettia.  Pitkällä aikavälillä projektin odotetaan edistävän vakautta eteläisessä Somaliassa ja Puntmaassa kasvattamalla kansalaisten luottamusta valtioon inklusiivisten ja laaduk
kaiden peruspalveluiden tuottajana sekä tarjoamalla nuorisolle ml. naisille työllistymismahdollisuuksia. Henkilökunnan ammattitaidon parantuessa luottamus palveluihin kasvaa ja palveluiden käyttö lisääntyy.  Hankkeen elokuussa 2018 valmistuneen väl
iarviointiraportin mukaan tuloksia on saavutettu sekä terveys- että opetusaloilla. Esimerkiksi Mogadishussa sijaitsevan Yardimelin sairaalan potilasmäärät kasvoivat merkittävästi: potilaiden määrä kasvoi vuosina 2017-2018 kahdeksasta sadasta nelj
ään tuhanteen potilaaseen. Samoin synnytysten määrä ml. keisarinleikkausten määrä kasvoi huomattavasti. Opetusministeriössä asiantuntijat onnistuivat tukemaan rakenteellista reformia ja strategisten suunnitelmien laatimista. Väliarioinnin mukaan
 hanke täydensi relevantilla tavalla sairaaloiden klinikoiden ja ministeriön asiantuntijatarpeita. Sekä vastaanottavien instituutioiden kollegat että diaspora-asiantuntijat arvioivat että hankkeesta oli ollut heille ja laitoksilleen suurta hyötyä ja
 se oli tuottanut kestäviä osaamis- ja tietotuloksia. Hankkeen toteuttaja on kansainvälinen siirtolaisuusjärjestö International Organisation for Migration (IOM). Suomi rahoittaa hanketta vuosina 2015- 2019 yhteensä 4 420 000 eurolla. Hankkeen toisen 
vaiheen kokonaisbudjetti vuosille 2019-2021 on 5 400 000 euroa jonka ensimmäisen vaiheen tapaan Suomi rahoittaa kokonaisuudessaan. Tuki jakautuu seuraavanlaisesti: 1 MEUR vuonna 2019 24 MEUR vuonna 2020 ja 2 MEUR vuonna 2021.
F.a: Workshop manufacturing and maintenance of wheelchairs and assistive equipment The project is to set up a production unit to build wheelchairs and assistive devices for PWDs, as well a maintenance unit. The main goal is to provide a low cost and affordable equipment for PWDs in Palestine. 5 PWDs get employed.
FLC: AFG/FLC ASTO Back to School Programme PYM: AFG/PYM ASTO Lasten koulutuksen vahvistaminen liikunnallisten aktiviteettien avulla The main aim of the project is to raise the educational status of marginalized Afghan children and adolescents in order them to be more equipped and enabled to enter or r Hanke tähtää haavoittuvassa asemassa olevien lapsien opetuksen parantemiseen. Tavoitteena on että lapset ja nuoret saadaan takaisin virallisen valtiollisen opetukseen piiriin. Hankkeen toteuttaa Skateistan-järjestö joka tukee luokkahuoneopetusta liik
unnallisin opetusmetodein.
F.a: Heifer Project It will be purchased a heifer in 15 households with a familymembr with a disability. A training course will also be organaized as well as medicalisation.
F.a: Strengthening resilience to climate change for improving food security Haiti is one of the most vulnerable countries in the world to the effects of climate change. There is a lack of knowledge on the causes and consequences of climate change at all levels. The project supports local level projects that combine awareness-raisi
ng and sensitisation of CBOs and communities on climate change, to the support of sustainable livelihoods options. Work is accompanied by advocacy activities at the national level towards the duty-bearers responsible for planning and implementing climate p
olicies that benefit and protect the Haitian population. The overall objective of the project is to strengthen the resilience of farmers and communities affected by food insecurity, through the implementation of priority actions on climate change adaptatio
n to enhance local food production systems.Expected results:• Awareness of local populations, organisations and authorities has been increased on climate change and food security.• Stronger Haitian CSOs engage themselves in advocacy and participate in 
the development and implementation of the Government’s plans and policies on Agricultural Adaptation (PANA), Climate Resilience (PNRC) and Food Security (PNSAN).• Stronger Civil Society Platform on Climate Change (PSC-CC) participates in the diffusion 
of policies, mapping of interventions on Climate Change in Haiti, and advocacy activities at national level with the parliament, political parties, CSOs and universities. • Local people’s resilience has been improved by enhancing production systems, st
rengthening the technical capacity of small farmers, and dissemination of best practices and relevant information. • Strengthened organisational and technical capacities of local partners of community projects.Right-holders/beneficiaries:The target benef
iciary groups of the community projects are farmers on small plots (1 ha or less), vulnerable families, single-parent households and members of community-based peasant organisations.The target beneficiary groups of the awareness-raising workshops include: 
 Civil society organisations and networks, and community media.The target beneficiary groups of the awareness-raising workshops include: The central and local authorities and managers of the decentralised state institutions at national, departmental and co
mmunal level.Partners: Service Chretien d’Haiti (SCH) and ACT Alliance Haiti Forum members
Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Regional Centre for Africa Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Regional Centre for Africa
Refugee costs through Finnish ministries, Developing countries unspecified Refugee costs through Finnish ministries, Developing countries unspecified
F.a: Seed Potato Development Project The introduction of double cropping to increase food security requires shorter growing time and improved storage facilities. The project is in transition from old project sites in Jongju County to Sepho County. Transition also places 5210 into a supporting
 role for Fida’s EU-funded project. The goal is improved quality of life on the Project Farms and in Sepho County, both in a nutritional and economic sense, through improved and increased seed and food potato production. The purpose is increased and impr
oved level of seed potato production in the Sepho farms.
F.a: Integrated rural development project The majority of the rural population in target districts is involved in subsistence agriculture. The level of food security and awareness of improved agricultural production techniques and practices is very low. Farmers have not been able to break out of s
ubsistence farming practices (use of traditional techniques and varieties of crops), and consequently productivity is low. Because of lack of functional and viable community structures rights-holders are not able to effectively plan their own development i
nitiatives and request support from duty-bearers. The main objective of the project is to empower communities and community structures (Village Development Committees)  with the knowledge and skills to take the lead in addressing the challenges in their ow
n development, and promote higher level of food security of subsistence farmers and communities through development of upland and swamp agriculture (food and cash crops, poultry). Subsistence farmers are trained and supported in new commercial level agro-t
echniques and practices including environmental conservation techniques, and provided with farming inputs. Expected results:• Village Development Committees’ (VDC) are functional and responsive in addressing development issues and communities have incr
eased knowledge and awareness of issues such as peace building, HIV/AIDS, gender equality and environmental management• Food security in target communities has improved through provision of training and farming inputs• Communities perceive farming as a
 business and have started economically and enviromentally sustainable commercial farming• Partner’s poultry farm and Agricultural Demonstration Site is developed into an economically viable entity.Right-holders/ beneficiariesRural poor including the m
ost vulnerable; members of community structuresImplementing partner:  Partners in Integrated Community Empowerment Projects (PICEP)
Evaluability assessments and meta-analysis Evaluoitavuusselvitykset ja meta-analyysit The evaluability assessments and meta-analysis will be used for the planning and preparation of the forthcoming impact evaluationsenabling their quick focused and efficient execution.The tasks of the evaluability assessments and meta-analysis are: mapping 
of sources of data and creation of a data-base aggregating data analyzing the evaluability of impact evaluation themes carrying out a meta-analysis based on existing data and carrying out an analysis of issues that need to be studied further. Evaluoitavuusselvityksiä ja meta-analyyseja käytetään tulevien vaikuttavuusevaluointien suunnittelussa ja valmistelussa mikä edesauttaa niiden nopeaa oikein suunnattua ja tehokasta toteutusta.  Evaluoitavuusselvitysten ja meta-analyysien tehtävät ov
at: tietolähteiden kartoittaminen ja tietoperustan luominen tiedon yhteen vetäminen aiheiden evaluoitavuuden selvittäminen meta-analyysin tekeminen olemassa olevan tiedon pohjalta sekä analyysi niistä asioista joista tarvitaan lisää tietoa.
KV.RAH.LAIT/Worldbank/Collaboration with EDI KV.RAH.LAIT/Maailmanpankki/EDI The World Bank Institute (WBI) is responsible for World Bank learning and capacity development. The official name of WBI is now Leadership Learning and Innovation Vice Presidency (LLIVP). It is helping to increase and utilize global and local knowledge to 
meet the challenges of development. WBI/LLI clients are both WB own staff and partner country clients. It is striving to consolidate the knowledge of World Bank staff and partner country officials in issues related to poverty alleviation and potential to i
mplement reforms.Finland as a Knowledge Economy ?study was composed in cooperation with WBI in 2006 and was updated in 2014.Parliamentary Strengthening Program (PSP) has been the most important component funded by Finland. Since 1998 the International Secr
etariat of the Parliament of Finland has organized in cooperation with WBI seminars for development country Parliamentarians and staff.Finland is providing funding to WBI/LLI Open Aid Partnership (OAP) component complementing Finland participation to the I
nternational Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) process.The cooperation between Finland and WBI has started in 2001 and so far Finland?s contribution has been about 55 million euro. Future support for WBI/LLI 2 million euros is targeted to PSP and OAP comp
onents. Maailmanpankki-instituutti (WBI) vastaa Maailmanpankin koulutustoiminnasta ja kapasiteetin kehittämisestä. Virallinen nimi on nykyään the Vice Presidency for Leadership Learning + Innovation (LLIVP). Se auttaa lisäämään ja hyödyntämään globaali
a ja paikallista tietouttaan kehityshaasteiden kohtaamiseksi. Sen asiakkaina ovat sekä Maailmapankin oma henkilöstö että kumppanimaiden ihmiset. Sen tavoitteena on vahvistaa Pankin ja kumppanimaiden virkamiesten sekä itsenäisten tutkimuslaitosten ja 
oppilaitosten edustajien osaamista köyhyyden vähentämiseen liittyvissä asioissa ja mahdollisuuksia toteuttaa uudistuksia.Suomen ja WBI:n yhteistyönä laadittiin v. 2006 Finland as a Knowledge Economy -teos joka päivitettiin v. 2014.Suomen rahoittamis
ta WBI/LLI -komponenteista on tärkein ollut Parliamentary Strengthening  Program (PSP) jonka puitteissa on Suomessa koulutettu kehitysmaiden parlamentaarikoita ja henkilökuntaa.  Toimeenpaneva tahona on ollut eduskunnan kv. yksikkö.  Se on järjestänyt
 yhteistyössä WBI:n kanssa vuodesta 1998 koulutusseminaareja kehitysmaiden parlamentaarikoille ja henkilökunnalle.Suomi rahoittaa WBI/LLI:n Open Aid Partnership (OAP) -komponenttia joka täydentää osallistumistamme International Aid Transparency Initi
ative (IATI) -prosessiin.Suomen ja WBI:n välinen yhteistyö on alkanut v. 2001 ja Suomen tähänastinen tuki WBI:lle on yhteensä n. 55 miljoonaa euroa. Suomen jatkotuki WBI/LLI:lle 2 miljoonaa euroa kohdentuu PSP - ja OAP komponenteihin.
FLC: The institute for Justice and Reconciliation- Towards more inclusive and Participative communities PYM: The institute for justice and Reconciliation- Promoting a vibrant democracy in South Africa through enablng young persons active citize This project aims at creating best practices pilot projects to illustrate the use of inclusive platforms to enable ordinary citizens to engage with political systems in South Africa and also to encourage good governance and to promote access to information
. The beneficiaries of this project will be community leaders youth civil society organisation and the broader public in Cape Town JHB Pretoria Durban Vryheid Worcester Warrenton and Grahamstown. Outcomes improved and diversified access to information. The project aims at creating best practices pilot projects to illustrate the use of inclusive platforms to enable ordinary citizens to engage with political systems in South Africa and also to encourage good governance and to promote access to information.
 The beneficiaries of this project will be community leaders youth civil society organization and the broader public in Cape Town. JHB Pretoria Durban Vryheid Worcester Warrenton and Grahamstown. Outcomes improved and diversified access to  Information.  T
he skills and knowledge transfer related to the model will enable young people community leaders and other to promote reconciliation and justice- building work independent of the IJR once it has completed its interventions
F.a: Integrated Food Security To improve the food security of the most vulnerable house holds and to strengthen the awareness and the coping mechanisms of the communities in case of the worsening drought and food security situation. To stregthen the capacity of the Baphalali Swaziland 
Red Cross Society.