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FLC: Women and Girls Say NO to Trafficking During the last few years the Government of Egypt acknowledged that trafficking in Egypt is a multi-faceted challenge that must be addressed in an integrated manner and counter trafficking activities are gathering momentum. A National Coordinating Committe
e on Preventing (NCCP) and Combating Human Trafficking was established 2010 to collaborate with all governmental and non-governmental agencies working in the field of Human Trafficking.In addition the ground breaking comprehensive anti-trafficking law 64 w
as issued in 2010. This Law not only criminalizes the offence of trafficking but also provides for the appropriate protective measures for victims.In December 2010 all these efforts culminated in the development of a National Plan of Action Against Human T
rafficking. This Plan of Action is a comprehensive project aimed at combating trafficking through partnership and joint collaborations.This project seeks to contribute to reducing the rate of trafficking in women and girls through combating the causes lead
ing to it in the areasof Aboul-Nomros El-Hawamdeya and El-Badrashin in Giza?.With this regard the project will work on the following objectives:1. Improving the economic conditions of actual and potential victims of trafficking and their families2. Improvi
ng the educational and psychological status of actual and potential victims of trafficking During the last few years the Government of Egypt acknowledged that trafficking in Egypt is a multi-faceted challenge that must be addressed in an integrated manner and counter trafficking activities are gathering momentum. A National Coordinating Committe
e on Preventing (NCCP) and Combating Human Trafficking was established 2010 to collaborate with all governmental and non-governmental agencies working in the field of Human Trafficking.In addition the ground breaking comprehensive anti-trafficking law 64 w
as issued in 2010. This Law not only criminalizes the offence of trafficking but also provides for the appropriate protective measures for victims.In December 2010 all these efforts culminated in the development of a National Plan of Action Against Human T
rafficking. This Plan of Action is a comprehensive project aimed at combating trafficking through partnership and joint collaborations.This project seeks to contribute to reducing the rate of trafficking in women and girls through combating the causes lead
ing to it in the areas of Aboul-Nomros El-Hawamdeya and El-Badrashin in Giza?.With this regard the project will work on the following objectives:1. Improving the economic conditions of actual and potential victims of trafficking and their families2. Improv
ing the educational and psychological status of actual and potential victims of trafficking
Core support to UNEP, for Nagoya Convention Core support to United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), for Nagoya Convention. Support through the Ministry of Environment.
FLC: TV8 Demasking fake news and political manipulation in Moldova The overall objective is to support the media diversity in Moldova by increasing online media literacy. The specific objectives are:- to guide online and TV users into how to depict genuine/false sources of true/false information- to explain how political 
manipulation is built so that people would become aware of various elements and able to discern- to attract new audiences for TV8 by providing high-quality (usage of graphics) content in a theme of public interest Hankkeen avulla tuetaan median monimuotoisuutta Moldovassa kasvattamalla medialukutaidon kasvattamiseen verkkomedioissa. Hankkeen tavoitteena on: 1.Auttaa verkkomedian ja tv:n  käyttäjiä tunnistamaan totuudenmukaiset uutiset ns. valeuutisista2.Kasvattaa
 tietoisuutta poliittisen manipulaation rakentamisen tavoista ja näin ollen auttaa mediankäyttäjiä tunnistamaan poliittinen manipulaatio medioissa. 3.Kasvattaa TV8 katsojamäärää parantamalla sisällön laatua (grafiikan hyödyntäminen) ja tuottama
lla sisältöä joka vastaa julkisia kiinnostuksen kohteita.
FASE Education sector support for Mozambique FASE Mosambikin Opetussektorin ohjelma FASE is a Trust Fund to support the comprehensive development of the country's education sector funded by Mozambican government and international donors. FASE implements the ten-year strategy for the education sector with the main objectives: 1) to ensure 
equitable access to education and continuity of education for all 2) to ensure quality of learning and 3) to ensure an education administration that is open inclusive and effective.The strategy under preparation for 2020-2029 is Mozambique's fourth plan fo
r the education sector. Finland's special priorities in the implementation of the program are mother-tongue education and inclusion of students with special needs support and development of teacher education and school administration as well as the impleme
ntation of the equality strategy.FASE support has significantly increased access to school especially girls' education as well as reduced class size and regional disparities. The number of uneducated teachers has fallen and teaching in mother tongue has de
veloped and expanded. However learning outcomes remain poor and teachers' skill-gaps are high.The budget for the ten-year strategy for 2020-2029 is on average $ 1 billion annually. FASE is co-funded by 11 donors: Finland Canada Italy Ireland Portugal Franc
e and Germany the EU the World Bank UNICEF and the Global Partnership for Education. As in previous years Finland is likely to be the second largest bilateral donor. FASE on Mosambikin hallituksen ja avunantajien yhteisrahasto jonka avulla tuetaan maan opetussektorin kokonaisvaltaista kehittämistä. FASE toimeenpanee sektorin kymmenvuotisstrategiaa jonka päätavoitteet ovat: 1) Taata oikeudenmukainen koulutukseen pä
äsy ja osallistuminen sekä koulutuksen jatkuvuus kaikille 2) varmistaa oppimisen laatu ja 3) varmistaa avoin osallistava tehokas ja toimiva opetushallinto. Vuosille 2020-2029 valmisteilla oleva strategia on Mosambikin neljäs opetussektorin suunnitelma. 
Suomen erityisiä painopisteitä ohjelman toteutuksessa ovat äidinkielinen opetus ja erityisoppilaiden huomioiminen opettajankoulutuksen sekä kouluhallinnon tukeminen/kehittäminen sekä tasa-arvostrategian toteuttaminen.FASE-tuen ansiosta oppilaiden kou
luun pääsy on viime vuosina merkittävästi lisääntynyt tyttöjen kouluun pääsy on lisääntynyt alueellinen eriarvoisuus on vähentynyt ja luokkakoot ovat pienentyneet. Kouluttamattomien opettajien määrä on laskenut ja äidinkielistä opetusta on
 sekä kehitetty että laajennettu. Oppimistulokset ovat silti edelleen heikkoja ja opettajien osaamisessa on suuria puutteita. Kymmenvuotisstrategian budjetti vuosille 2020-2029 on vuositasolla keskimäärin miljardi dollaria.  FASEn yhteisrahoittajina on
 11 avunantajaa: Suomi Kanada Italia Irlanti Portugali Ranska ja Saksa EU Maailmanpankki UNICEF ja Global Partnership for Education. Suomi on todennäköisesti kahdenvälisistä avunantajista toiseksi suurin kuten edellisinäkin vuosina.
Core support to UNEP, for AEWA Core support to United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), for Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds. Support through the Ministry of Environment.
F.a: Capacity building of DPOs and income generation of PWDs Projects by local DPOs to build their capacity and improve employment facilities leading to more independent living of persons with disabilities, particularly women with disabilities.
F.a: Mekong Energy and Ecology Networks work 2018-2019 in Myanmar MEE Net's 2018-2019 project will continue the work on the three trans-boundary rivers namely Mekong, Salween and Irrawaddy, but will focus more in Myanmar. In Myanmar, civil society has still a chance to influence the key energy policy laws e.g. to support
 decentralized and sustainable power production on state level. Community-centred strategic environmental assessments (C-SEA) give a good foundation for local democracy and advocacy work initiatives and sustainable natural resources use. Project is climate
 sustainable (both mitigation and adaptation) and human rights progressive. The key activities in 2018-2019 will be: 1) Maintaining the community-centred strategic environmental assessment approach in Irrawaddy River basin, 2) Continuation of C-SEA work in
 12 communities in Ywanngan township of Shan state, 3) Expanding the C-SEA work to Salween river basin and Tanintharyi region, 4) Analysis, legislative support work and media cooperation to push for green energy laws on state level (Shan, maybe also Kayah,
 Karen) and in Union level, 5) studies and advocacy work related to alternative power development plan, demand side management and other related issues, and 6) monitoring the regional power plans and cooperation with Save the Mekong Coalition. Outcomes wil
l be: a)  Local communities have been empowered by bottom-up participatory processes and they have developed commons resource governance and practices, b) Amendment for the Myanmar National Electricity Law 2014 has been received by the government, c) State
 Electricity Law for Shan State is approved and in use, d) Alternative PDP (Power Development Plan) for Myanmar is making the sector more participatory, democratic and sustainable, and e) Development of new energy and economic analysis and materials to sup
port campaign against proposed hydropower dams.  The main beneficiaries of the project are CSOs and local communities in Myanmar, who are empowered to do advocacy work and protect their environment. Women's participation in activities will be encouraged. I
n Myanmar, C-SEA activities reach up to hundred villages and tens of thousands community members. Whole societies benefit from the new progressive laws and renewable and small-scale energy production. MEE Net works closely together with local communities, 
local NGOs, academics/universities and even with political parties. In the wider Mekong Region, the key partner is the Save the Mekong CSO coalition.
F.a: Adult Education in Refugee Settlements and in Urban Kampala In Uganda especially women face disparity in economic participation and opportunities, health and survival, political empowerment and in education. This inequality is more complicated and deeper for refugees  and especially refugee women. Family and commun
ity structures that provide necessary support have broken down, while traditional and social norms have disintegrated. Lack of literacy, numeracy and relevant language skills makes refugees daily life difficult especially in new environment as it hinders t
he access to information and to livelihood opportunities and limits the communication with authorities and local people.#Through acquisition and use of functional liteacy and language skills the adult  especially women  and youth refugees and Ugandans livi
ng nearby settlements will improve their self-reliance and resilience. This contributes to the improvement of the resilience of and social cohesion within and between the most vulnerable groups in protracted refugee crisis. The project provides adult liter
acy and English for adults trainings. The adult education trainings provided are functional and practise oriented in nature, hence help participants benefit immediately. Literacy and language skills also improve especially womens self-confidence and status
 in society, thus empowers women and refugees at large to take more active role in decision making at family and community levels. #The project participants are refugees in Uganda, largest nationality being South Sudanese followed by refugees from DRC, Bur
undi and Somalia. The general target group is refugees above 15 years old, who reside in settlements or urban Kampala area and their educational and skill level is in need of improvement. Specifically the uneducated refugee women and youth between 15 to 25
 years old who have dropped out of school are targeted. Special attention will be paid to People with Disabilities and strategy to increase PWSs participation to the trainigs will be developed. Additionally project targets Ugandans living nearby settlement
s as they often live in similar conditions than refugees and have similar interest as the refugees their area is hosting. The project aims to reach 22,700 beneficiaries in the four-year period. The project is implemented by Finnish Refugee Council with the
 cooperation of refugee leaders and associations.
F.a: Preventing gender based violence and promoting women's economic empowerment in Togdheer Region The project goal is to prevent women suffering from traditional harmful practices such as FGM/C and other forms of Sexual Gender Based Violences (SGBV) by improving their knowledge, capacity and life conditions in order to attain a sustainable and dignifie
d livelihood.  This project focus on two key components the first one addressing the lack of knowledge and capacity of women to effectively reduced Sexual Gender Based Violence and FGM/C practices amongst their communities and the second allowing women to 
develop innovative source of income for them and their household which will increase their status in the household and decreased then the risk of experiencing violence
Beam: Radical new telecom GIS for developing markets The aim of the project is to bring to the emerging market a completely new type of design, construction, maintenance and management system for telecommunications and fiber networks. The project is carried out on both Finnish resources and on the target mar
kets by acquiring know-how, so that competence is also developed on a long-term basis for each target market.
Developing countries' participation to international environmental negotiations and conferences Kehitysmaiden osallistuminen kv. ympäristökokouksiin This support enables experts officials and civil society representatives from developing countries to participate in international environmental meetings agreement negotiations and expert seminars. Participation of experts and officials from developing cou
ntries to international environmental meetings strengthens the capacity of the countries to implement the existing agreements participate in the follow-up and review procedures and participate in the development of global environmental governance regime. I
n order to promote sustainable development it is essential that developing countries take international environmental agreements into account in their national development strategies. This support enables the participation of developing countries in enviro
nmental meetings in 2019. The support is 200 000 euros. Hankkeella tuetaan kehitysmaiden viranomaisten asiantuntijoiden ja kansalaisyhteiskunnan osallistumista kansainvälisiin ympäristökokouksiin sopimusneuvotteluihin ja asiantuntijaseminaareihin. Kehitysmaiden osallistuminen kansainvälisiin ympäristökoko
uksiin ja neuvotteluihin vahvistaa maiden kykyä toimeenpanna kansainvälisten sopimusten velvoitteet osallistua sopimusten toimeenpanon seurantaan ja arviointiin sekä osallistua kansainvälisen ympäristöhallinnan regiimin kehittämiseen. Kansainvälist
en ympäristövelvoitteiden sisällyttäminen kehitysmaiden kestävän kehityksen strategioihin ja kansallisiin kehitysohjelmiin on tärkeää kestävän kehityksen edistämiseksi. Kyseisellä myönnöllä tuetaan kehitysmaiden osallistumista vuonna 2019 j
ärjestettäviin kansainvälisiin ympäristösopimusten kokouksiin 200 000 eurolla.
EGY FLC/Administrative costs EGY PYM/Hallintokulut This fund will be used to support the implementation of the LCF fund and projects in Egypt
F.a: Empowering Women in Political Participation Based on the initiative of the Finnish Embassy in Addis Abeba, Demo Finland started a planification and identification process for a programme to support women´s political participation in Ethiopia. A small pilot programme was planned for 2019 with a  wom
en´s NGO, Network of Ethiopian Women’s Association (NEWA) for the state of Benishangul-Gumuz in 2019, but after the pilot the programme will be extended to Oromia Region and national level.  Long-term outcome of the programme is that  women participate 
actively in political parties and political processes in the targeted regions. The inclusiveness of those, who have had no equal access to the decision-making within the parties is an elemental part of democracy. The change would mean that women, youth and
 minorities have equal opportunities in parties, and all party actors support inclusiveness. Actors in different levels of the party organisation have active interaction, and views of the local level are channelled to decision-making. Intermediate outcomes
 are: 1. Gender equality knowledge and practice increased in political parties; 2. NEWA’s organizational capacity enhanced; 3.Disabled women’s civil and political rights enhanced  In light of the relatively small number of parties in the two regions, a
ll political parties will be targeted for the different components of the project activity. A tentative number of 15 regional parties for the two regions is planned for the program.
Core support to UNFCCC, annual fee Core support to United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Support through the Ministry of Environment.
Civilian Peace Building Operations Siviilikriisinhallintamenot UM:n ja SM:n kautta OSCE Mission in Moldova. The Mission will assist the parties to the conflict in opening a political dialogue and entering into negotiations on a lasting political settlement. It will stand ready to assist the parties in their efforts to remove by diplomati
c means the sources of  conflict before violence results. Siviilikriisinhallintahankkeet UM:n ja SM:n kautta rahoitetut hankkeet.
F.a: Administrative costs Kepa has adequate and appropriate structures and procedures based on Kepa's values, which contribute to achieving the objectives of the programme.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for PALESTINIAN ADMIN. AREAS Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for PALESTINIAN ADMIN. AREAS. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
Presession of the Permanent Forum for Indigenous Issues in Inari  and UN regional consultation on enhanced participation  9.-18.2.2020 YK:n alkuperäiskansa-asioiden pysyvän foorumin valmistelukokous Inarissa sekä YK:n alueellinen dialogi Inarissa 9.-18.2.2020 The topic of of the UN Permanent Forum for Indigenous Issues deals with peace and security and is related to implementing the SDG16 Peace Justice and Strong Institutions. The PFII will be held in New York in April 2020. The pression which is organized in I
nari will gather all the 16 members of the Forum nine of which come from ODA eligible countries as well UN secretariat members. In addition a training session on peace and reconciliation will be organized as well as a regional consultation on enhancing the
 participation of indigenous peoples in connection with the presession. The implementation of organizational matters related to both meetings will be taken care by the Helsinki Deaconess Institute in coperation with Anne Nuorgam chair of the Forum and loca
l indigenous organizations. Enhancing the economic and social development is in line with the Finnish development policy and the priorities of Finland's international human rights policy. The project will support the UN in enhancing the rights of indigenou
s peoples and developing peaceful and stable societies taking into account climate change. The projecy is funded by Finnish development cooperation funding with a sum of 95 000 euros in order to cover the travel expenses of the attendees from developing co
untries. YK:n alkuperäiskansojen pysyvän foorumin PFII:n valmistelukokouksen aiheena on rauha ja turvallisuus ja se liittyy SDG16:n toteuttamiseen: Peace Justice and Strong Institutions (New York 13.4.-24.4.2020). Foorumin edellä Inarissa pidettävään valmiste
lukokoukseen osallistuu YK:n pysyvän foorumin 16 jäsentä joista yhdeksän on ODA-kelpoisista maista sekä YK:n virkamiehiä. Valmistelukokouksen aikana käydään vuoropuhelua alueen alkuperäiskansojen ja pysyvän foorumin jäsenten kesken sekä tavata
an mahdollisuuksien mukaan järjestäjämaan parlamentaarikoita hallituksen jäseniä ja viranomaisia. Lisäksi järjestetään rauhaa ja sovittelua käsittelevä koulutusjakso sekä osallistumista koskeva alueellinen konsultaatio. Valmistelukokouksen tote
uttajana toimii Helsingin Diakonissalaitos yhteistyössä pysyvän foorumin pj :n Anne Nuorgamin sekä alueen saamelaistahojen kanssa ja nämä tahot antavat tukea myös osallistumiskokoukselle. Alkuperäiskansojen taloudellisen ja sosiaalisen kehityksen t
ukeminen on Suomen kehityspolitiikan tavoitteita ja alkuperäiskansojen oikeuksien edistäminen on Suomen ihmisoikeuspolitiikan keskeinen prioriteetti ja olemme edistäneet myös alkuperäiskansojen osallistumista niitä itseään koskevaan päätöksentek
oon YK:n tasolla. Hanke tukee YK:n politiikkaa alkuperäiskansojen oikeuksien edistämiseksi ja rauhanomaisten ja vakaiden yhteiskuntien kehittämistä ilmastonmuutos huomioiden. Hanketta tuetaan Suomen kehitysyhteistyömäärärahasta yhteensä 95 000 eur
oa. Summalla katetaan kehitysmaiden osallistujien matkakulut.
F.a: Koshish: Strengthening Stakeholder Capacity Psychosocial Disability Rights in Legal Framework Persons with psychosocial disability face daily barriers in society, exacerbated by lack of psychosocial disability friendly laws in Nepal. KOSHISH carried out a study to outline the gaps in the Nepali legal framework within the context of the constitution
 of Nepal and UNCRPD. On the basis of the conclusions and recommendations of said study, KOSHISH has designed a comprehensive four year project which aims to support establishment of psychosocial disability friendly legal framework in Nepal which protects 
and promotes their rights. Needs based activities are outlined in this proposal for Members of Parliament, Bureaucrats, Constitutional Body members and Judges to take measures to include psychosocial disability in their agenda.