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UNODC/Strengthening Provincial Capacity for Drug Control UNODC/Maakuntien huumekontrollin kapasiteetin vahvistaminen The UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime) has a number of counter-narcotics projects underway in Afghanistan. Finland is involved in supporting a project promoting the introduction of alternative livelihoods and development of local administrati
on. This UNODC's programme in Afghanistan Strengthening Provincial Capacity for Drug Control aims to enhance the institutional and operational capability of the Provincial Directorates of the Ministry of Counter Narcotics with a particular focus on alterna
tive livelihoods.About 80% of the world?s opium production takes place in Afghanistan. The drugs are smuggled into Europe through Afghanistan?s neighbouring countries mostly Pakistan and Iran. The value of Afghanistan?s narcotics production totals approxim
ately three billion US dollars. A significant portion of the funding for the Taliban and other insurgent groups comes from narcotics trade. The production and trade in narcotics in Afghanistan and its side-effects such as crime are a significant obstacle t
o the country?s development. YK:n huumeiden ja rikosten torjunnasta vastaavalla järjestöllä (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime UNODC) on Afganistanissa käynnissä useita huumeidenvastaisia hankkeita. Suomi tukee hanketta jonka tavoitteena on edistää vaihtoehtoisten elinke
inojen käyttöönottamista sekä paikallistason hallinnon kehittämistä. Hanke vahvistaa Afganistanin huumeiden vastaisen ministeriön toimintakykyä maakuntatasolla.Noin 80 % maailman oopiumista tuotetaan Afganistanissa. Oopiumin raaka-aineena käytetä
än unikkoa ja se jalostetaan heroiiniksi ja morfiiniksi. Huumeet salakuljetetaan Eurooppaan naapurimaiden pääasiassa Pakistanin ja Iranin kautta. Afganistanin huumetuotannon arvo on noin kolme miljardia dollaria. Merkittävä osa talebanien ja muiden ka
pinallisryhmien rahoituksesta tulee huumekaupasta. Afganistanin huumetuotanto ja -kauppa sekä siihen liittyvät lieveilmiöt kuten rikollisuus ovat merkittävä este maan kehitykselle. UNODC:n hanke vaikuttaa osaltaan huumetalouden ja sen kerrannaisvaikut
usten vähentämiseksi.
F.a: Strengthening the Capacity of PWD SHGs in Krachi East and Krachi Nchumburu Dist in Volta Region, Ghana Organizational training of PWD 18 SHGs to form own DPOs, registration, lobbying, legalities, work with local authorities - District Assembly Common Funds 2% PWD allocation to use and how best. Serie of training sessions in two areas, about 250 participants
 altogether.
F.a: Community Development Programme in the Khatlon Region Community Development Programme. The goal of the project is to decrease the negative effects of migration on communities and families in the Khatlon region of Tajikistan. The main partner of the project is the local village committees, some of which have o
rganized themselves into local NGOs. The project also cooperates closely with the regional Governmental Health Department HIV/AIDS centre. The project has three components: Economic (income generation and financial management training), Health (HIV/AIDS), 
and Relational (family relationship and peacemaking training). Training is being carried out in each village the project works in on the issues identified by the villages. The peacemaking training focuses on building better family relationships, especially
 when communication with the men who are working in Russia is very difficult. Through training, local’s awareness increase and the eight communities affected by the migration issue in the Khatlon region are equipped to make positive choices in the areas 
of economics, health and relationships. As the know-how and choices increase in the societies, they will gain a new sense of dignity.
F.a: Promoting Inclusive Education for the children and adult women with disabilities at the community of Baghata union of Narsingdi District This project will initiate an inclusive pre-school for children with disabilities to achieve right to education in mainstream educational institutes at the community and neighbourhood schools. Along with promoting rights of children, the project will initi
ate an informal adult education school for women with disabilities and most distressed people of the community with a vision to build up their basic educational capacity to run small entrepreneurship for economic empowerment. PWDs included: 50 WWDs, 50 mal
e PWDs, 20 girls with disabilities and 20 boys with disabilities.
F.a: Program for Independence and Economic Empowerment of Mobility Challenged People FPD: Program for Independence and Economic Empowerment of Mobility Challenged People, PIEE 2nd phase. WHAT: The project provides vocational , business and marketing training for persons with  physical disabilities and  supports their small income generatio
n businesses established through a micro-loan in the first phase of the project. WHY: In Ethiopia persons with physical disabilities are often considered as unable to provide living for themselves or their families. With tailored training and business supp
ort persons with disabilities will be able to earn a living for them and their families. HOW: Project aims to increase the vocational and small business skills of people with mobility disabilities in Addis Ababa and to enable them to be self-employed and e
conomically more independent. The project benefits the mobility disabled people who are trained and their family members and/or friends. PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project is implemented by VAMCPAA (Voluntary Association of Mobility Challenged People in Add
is Ababa) in collaboration with the city of Addis Abeba . The project is in line with the Addis Abeba city employment policy targeting poor and unemployed citizen. Finnish Association of People with Physical Disabilities provides expertize in promotion of 
accessibility of the build environment, in international networking of Vamcpaa and in some extent also in promotion of inclusion  of vocational training system and colleges in Ethiopia.
F.a: Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) Tavoitteena tulevaisuus ? turvallinen koulutuspolku ja elinympäristö lapsille ja nuorille Developing countries unallocated. Support to the Finnish Free Foreign Missions Development Cooperation Programme through Frame Agreement.  Programme goal; Partners' increased participartion in the sustainable development and support to holistic wellbeing o
f children and youthProgramme purpose; Empowered communities through active facilitation of strenghened - just caring and reponsible partners Fidan kehitysyhteistyöohjelma 2022-2025 ?Tavoitteena tulevaisuus ? turvallinen koulutuspolku ja elinympäristö lapsille ja nuorille? muodostuu 11 maaohjelmasta joita toteutetaan paikallisten kumppaneiden kanssa Itäisessä Afrikassa Aasiassa ja Lähi-id
ässä sekä Kotimaan ohjelmasta johon sisältyy kehitysviestintä globaalikasvatus ja vaikuttamistyö.Ohjelman pitkän aikavälin kehitystavoite on Lasten ja nuorten parantuneet mahdollisuudet koulutukseen ja turvallisempi elinympäristö ohjelmamaissa.Oh
jelman välittömät tavoitteet ovat1) Lasten ja nuorten erityisesti tyttöjen ja vammaisten lasten oikeus koulutukseen ja sen toteutuminen on vahvistunutFida International | Ohjelmamuotoisen kehitysyhteistyön valtionavustushaun 2022-2025 vaihe 2.2) Laste
n ja nuorten erityisesti tyttöjen ja vammaisten lasten oikeudet turvallisen elinympäristönsaavuttamiseksi ja niiden toteutuminen ovat vahvistuneet3) Kumppaniorganisaatioiden hallinto- ja talouskäytänteet ovat parantuneet ja heidän sitoutumisensatoimi
a innovatiivisesti lasten ja nuorten erityisesti tyttöjen ja vammaisten lasten oikeuksientoteutumiseksi on vahvistunut.4) Kotimaan ohjelman kohderyhmien lisääntynyt sitoutuminen edistää lasten oikeuksia laadukkaaseenkoulutukseen ja turvalliseen elinym
päristöön globaalisti.Maaohjelmissa keskitytään lapsen oikeuksiin saada koulutusta sekä liittyen turvalliseen elinympäristöön.Koulutus keskittyy laadukkaan ja inklusiivisen opetuksen kehittämiseen informaaliin ja jatkuvaanoppimiseen. Turvallinen 
elinympäristö huomioi henkilökohtaisen yhteisön ja terveydellisenturvallisuuden sekä ruoka- ja taloudellisen turvan. Läpileikkaavat tavoitteet gender vammaiset henkilötsekä ympäristö ja ilmastokestävyys ovat osa jokaista teemaa.Oikeuksienhaltija
t ja vastuunkantajat ovat osallisena Ohjelmassa suunnittelusta toteuttamiseen.Päähyödynsaajina ovat lapset ja nuoret oikeuksienhaltijoina joiden oikeuksien toteutumiseksi toimintojakohdistetaan myös vastuunkantajiin ml. vanhemmat opettajat ja viranomai
set. Ohjelma tukee avointaja tasa-arvoista valtion ja kansalaisyhteiskunnan vuoropuhelua. Välittömiä hyödynsaajia on n. 484 000joista lapsia ja nuoria 269 000 ja vammaisia henkilöitä 32 300. Välillisiä hyödynsaajia arvioidaan olevan 35miljoonaa.
INT/Planning and monitoring of multilateral aid for trade Monenkeskisen kauppa- ja kehitystuen suunnittelu ja seuranta Objective is to improve the effectiveness and results of Finnish multilateral aid for trade. This requires active role in directing planning and monitoring of the work of Finnish trade and development partner organizations. Objective of Finnish aid for tra
de is to assist developing countries' capacity to benefit more from international trade. Key multilateral partner organizations are among others  ITC UNIDO UNCTAD EIF and the WTO. Hankkeen tavoitteena on kehittää kansainvälisten järjestöjen kautta toteutettavan kauppaa tukevan kehitysyhteistyön tuloksellisuutta ja vaikuttavuutta. Tämä vaatii aktiivista osallistumista järjestöjen työn ohjaamiseen suunnitteluun ja seurantaa
n Suomen maittain kohdistamattomalla kauppa- ja kehitystuella pyritään vahvistamaan kehitysmaiden edellytyksiä hyötyä kansainvälisen kaupan tuomista mahdollisuuksista. Keskeiset tukikanavat ovat monenkeskiset kauppa ja kehitys -järjestöt erityisest
i Kansainvälinen kauppakeskus (ITC) YK:n teollisen kehityksen järjestö (UNIDO) YK;n kauppa ja kehityskonferenssi (UNCTAD) Enhanced Integrated Framework -ohjelma sekä Maailman kauppajärjestön (WTO) teknisen avun ohjelmat.
F.a: Independent living + HRs of PwD (Handikos) Threshold: Improving health and social wellbeing of people with disabilities, promoting their human rights and independent living opportunities. . WHAT: The project promotes independent living opportunities for people with disabilities through advocacy, by
 training Handikos disabled people's organization branch offices to do advocacy work and by offering legal services to persons with disabilities.WHY: Advocacy and accountability work can result in sustainable improvements in the lives of persons with disab
ilities.HOW: Advocacy training helps DPOs to defend and advance their rights. The project benefits the members of Handikos and through policy making
Continued support to the Global Donor Platform for Rural Development Jatkotuki avunantajien  yhteisverkostolle (Global Donor Platform for Rural Development) maaseutusektorilla Global Donor Platform for Rural Development  (GDPRD) is a network of 38  bilateral and multilateral donors international financing institutions international organizations and research centers. The network aims to increase  aid effectiviness and harmonizat
ion in the agriculture rural development and food security sector. Finland has been a member  of the GDPRD board since the begiining of 2012 and has been co-chair  of the network since 2014. It is proposed to support the GDPRD with 50.000 Eur which provide
s for Finland a full membership and a place in the board  for year 2015 Global Donor Platform for Rural Development  (GDPRD)  on kahdenvälisten ja monenkeskisten avunantajien sekä kansainvälisten  rahoituslaitosten toimijoiden ja tutkimuslaitosten verkosto jossa on 40 jäsentä.  Verkoston visiona on menestyvät ja kestäv
ät maaseutuyhteisöt jotka tukevat globaalia ruoka- ja ravitsemusturvaa.  Verkosto toimii lisätäkseen maatalouteen maaseutukehitykseen ja ruokaturvaan kohdennetun avun tuloksellisuutta läpinäkyvyyttä ja harmonisaatiota.  Verkoston toiminta edistää 
kestävän kehityksen tavoitteista erityisesti tavoitteita 1 25 8 ja 17. Verkoston rooli korostuu aikana jolloin riskit kuten koronapandemia uhkaavat globaalia ruokaturvaa. Verkosto koordinoi avunantajien epävirallisia koordinaatiokokouksia liittyen ruoka
turvaan ja pandemiaan ja YK:n ruokajärjestelmäkokoukseen.Suomi on ollut GDPRD verkoston jäsen vuodesta 2012 lähtien ja toimi verkoston rinnakkaispuheenjohtajana 2014-2016. Esitetään että myönnetään GDPDR:lle yhteensä ?150 000 ?50 000 KEO-20:n vu
oden 2020 sitomattomasta määrärahasta ja ?100 000 kuluvan vuoden valtuuksista. Rahoitus kattaa vuodet 2020-2022. Vuosittainen jäsenmaksu on ?50 000.  Tämä tarjoaa Suomelle verkoston täysjäsenyyden ja hallituspaikan vuosille 2020-22.
F.a: Participation of Blind people in the constitution making process of Tanzania This is a project for increasing awareness and knowledge among persons with visual impairment on the on-going review of the constitution in Tanzania. The activities of the project are the training of 10 visually impaired persons on the new constitution thr
ough a 3 days’ workshop, printing of 10 copies of the draft new constitution and administration costs. The project will enable the group to know to what extent disability issues have been included and be able to fully participate in the referendum.
F.a: Ebola Awareness; the Cause, Infection, Prevention and Containment among PWDs in Volta Region An Ebola prevention project in  Ketu South ja Biakoye area to disseminate information on Ebola and how to prevent it. In both locations about 100 people with disabilities and 50 local representatives get training and share information with others.
F.a: Coordination of Development Cooperation WHAT: monitoring and evaluation of the ingoing work and its compatibility with FELM strategy. Capasity building activities for partner organisations. Identification of new partners and following the local context WHY: There is a need for resource person(s)
 to enhance the capasity of partners to cope with the requirements of development cooperation. RESULTS: Incresed capasity of partners to cope with the project management requirements and thematic issues. FELM has up-to date- information about the progress 
of the work. BENEFICIARIES: Partner organisation, FELM's own organisation and its workers
F.a: Kilwa Community Empowerment Programme Kilwa district community members and local leaders are empowered by training programs and capacity building to develop their communities in a democratic and participatory way. Communities themselves define the needs and means to improve their living and th
e project may give some material support to the initiatives. The emphasis is in trainings which aim at improving both practical skills and knowledge as well as better understanding and realization of human rights. Special attention is given to the rights o
f women and the most vulnerable groups. After graduating the training program the local leaders and decision makers understand their roles and responsibilities better and are more capable to bear their duties. Community members know their rights and are ca
pable to take action to improve their livelihoods; they can make plans, follow the processes and track public expenditure. Living conditions are improved also by practical trainings and micro business. Direct beneficiaries are the most disadvantaged famili
es chosen to the program in 25 rural villages in Kilwa district. The whole community benefits from the improved capacity and actions taken. The project is implemented by Tanganyika Christian Refugee Service TCRS which implements a large human rights based 
country program including community empowerment programs and refugee work.
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 relatively low. Farmers haven’t been able to break o
ut of subsistence farming practices (use of traditional techniques and varieties of crops) and consequently productivity is low. The objective of the project is to empower communities with the knowledge and skills to take the lead in addressing the challen
ging in their development process and promote higher level of food security of subsistence farmers and communities through development of upland and swamp agriculture (food and cash crops, poultry).The expected results are: 1) Community Village Development
 Committees’ (VDC) leadership is functional and responsive in addressing development issues and communities have increased knowledge and awareness of peace building, HIV/AIDS and gender equality and; 2) Food security has improved; 3) communities perceive
 farming as a business and practice environmental conservation + management.  The project activities include building up the capacity of community structures (Village Development Committees, VDCs) in target communities to the point of taking the lead in th
eir own development. VDC are sensitised and trained for example in participatory rural appraisal techniques, gender equality and conflict sensitivity. Subsistence farmers are trained and supervised in new commercial level agro-techniques and practices and 
environmental conservation techniques, and provided with farming inputs. PICEP’s poultry far and Agricultural Demonstration Site is further developed in order to ensure sustainability of the organisation in supporting communities.Rights-holders /benefici
aries: Rural poor including the most vulnerable in marginalised communities; members of Village Development CommitteesImplementing partner:  Partners in Integrated Community Empowerment Projects (PICEP)
F.a: Promoting awareness on the rights of persons with disabilities through performing arts. 16 theatre presentations by PWDs made in 4 different regions of the country to sensitize decision makers about disability issues. 4 theater groups made out by PWDs are stregthen after skills trainings and workshops.Theater groups to discuss get to discuss 
on how to systain the group and propose solutions to keep working.
F.a: Creating a platform for discussion on the recommendations by UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Round table discussions will be organized  in Dushanbe and Hudzhand for discussing the recommendations of UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights on implementation of Human Rights in Tajikistan and making the action plan for implementation of 
 these recommendations. The participants will also be distributed the side report on the situation of Human Rights made by DPOs and the translated UN Committee recommendations.
F.a: Promoting Rights and Livelihood of Women and Children with Disabilities to Take Part in Community Development A project by women and girls with disabilities to generate income through cattle fattening. First basic training is provided to 32 women on cattle fattening and entrepreunership, followed by distribution of animals (2 baby cows to each woman with a disabil
ity).
2015 LB031 Supporting Education for Vulnerable Children Lebanon has experienced a massive influx of refugees in recent years - including more than one million arrivals from neighbouring Syria. This huge influx has put further pressure on both Lebanons infrastructure and the fragile economic and security situation of the country. This project aims to meet the basic education needs of Syrian as well as vulnerable Lebanese children. By working together with local government and schools, the Accelerated Learning Programme and afternoon schools provide extra learning opportunities for children. After school support helps prevent drop-out, while the children also receive psychosocial support. Their parents and teachers receive additional training to help the children both at school and at home.
2017 UNA21 Grant from United Nations Since January 2018, War Child Holland (WCH) reports in the IATI registry at grant and project levels. This specific grant was awarded before 2018 and is therefore out of scope. It is included in the  publications to ensure  those projects that started in 2018 or later, but receiving allocations from earlier grants, have a complete financial overview. Because of this, the completeness of the data published for this grant cannot be guaranteed.  Updated 2019-11-11
2017 PJ3512 NL4016 Strengths: Fostering responsive mental health systems in the Syrian refugee crisis As part of the Strength Consortium, War Child Holland’s Research and Development Department is conducting the evaluation of the EASE intervention that will be tested and evaluated in North Lebanon. The aim of the research is to test and evaluate a brief, trans diagnostic psychological intervention to help young people aged approximately 10 to 14 years who are impaired by prolonged distress (e.g. by depression, anxiety, grief, and stress). The intervention developed by World Health Organisation (WHO) is called EASE, which stands for Early Adolescents Skills for Emotions. The intervention is composed by 7 group sessions for the young adolescents and it will be accompanied by 3 group sessions for the adolescents’ caregivers. In the first year, 2017, we have worked, in collaboration with the Danish Red Cross, on the adaptation of the EASE intervention materials, to make sure it is adapted to the North Lebanese context. In 2018 we are planning to start the Pilot Randomized Control trial. In 2019 we will conduct the definitive Randomized Control trial in Akkar and North Governorate, Lebanon.
2018 SY4006 Dutch Relief Alliance Syria Joint Response 4 (SYJR4) War Child will implement the project in the following areas: Education (i) Awareness raising will target children, parents, and caregivers on the importance of education. (ii) Formal Education will be available in schools, to provide a safer learning environment. Protection (iv) Awareness raising in child protection topics on child rights, child labor, and early marriage. (v) Direct Psychosocial Support for children through structured and semi-structured methodologies. Capacity Building: (vi) War Child will build the capacity of teacher and coaches. (vii) War Child will build the capacity of the partner team. (viii) Child-friendly spaces to be supported by Cash for Work (CFW) programme with livelihoods objectives. (ix) Referral Pathways system throughout all the services, with a developed criteria for each partner.
2018 NL4024 Access to educational opportunities for vulnerable children in urban and rural areas in Kabul (2018) Children and their caregivers are equipped with the skills and knowledge and are supported to play an active role in their children's well being. Outputs: (1) Vulnerable children in urban and rural areas have improved academic and developmental performance and achieve higher attainment formal school; (2) Parents, caregivers and communities are strengthened to support children’s education; (3) Parents, caregivers, and community members have increased awareness about child protection services in their surrounding
2015 ME036 Advancing the Rights of Working Children in the West Bank In the West Bank area, violence and conflict has been raging for many decades now. Children in the Palestinian territories lack places where they can feel safe, learn to cope with their experiences and can build a future. The situation is particularly difficult in Gaza, where they are surrounded by armed groups and constant physical danger. This project aims to help working children in marginalised communities, providing psychosocial support to those in need. Additionally, research is done to provide insight about the living situations of these children and their parents.
2015 CNSD Conn@ct Now Sudan Sudan suffered decades of civil war, during which millions of people were killed or displaced. The conflict destroyed the infrastructure of the country, leading to an acute lack of basic services for children and young people. The Conn@ct Now programme in Sudan sees coalition of organisations work together to increase the outreach to children and young people using creative, innovative methods including ICT and media. This will help expand education in Sudan and enable the social activation of young people to claim their rights.