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F.a: Stronger worker representation The project will improve plantation workers capacities to advocate and promote their rights. It also supports the Haitian migrant workers in the Dominican Republic, where local worker’s associations are trained in regulations and migratory issues in bana
na plantations. CLAC’s Workers’ Network represents workers of Fairtrade certified banana, flowers, wine grapes and fruit plantations in Latin America and the Caribbean. This recently established Network´s mission is to empower plantation workers and i
mprove their capacities and coordination in order to improve their participation in the decision-making processes. In many cases the workers and their employers are unaware of work, health, and safety regulations in force in their countries. The project wi
ll capacitate workers and employers about these issues. Besides the regional activities, the project supports national Workers’ Networks to become change agents and promotors of workers’ rights and to improve the workers’ participation in Fairtrade. 
Dialogue and collaboration between different actors in the plantations will be improved. The project also supports the rights of Haitian migrant workers in the Dominican Republic, where the banana sector in is highly dependent on mainly undocumented migrat
ion workforce. Bananas are the biggest agricultural export of the country and over 300.000 families’ livelihood is dependent on bananas. The country’s become a leader in the organic banana markets. However, there is a huge gap to reach the living incom
e in the sector. Compliance with labour standards has proven to be challenging for banana plantations and the Haitian workers’ legal status and their access thereof to social security services is unclear and threatened. The goal of the project is to cont
ribute to improved household income, assets + standard of living of the workers. The purpose is strengthened Workers’ Network. Target countries are Colombia, Ecuador, Argentina, Brazil, and Dominican Republic. Direct beneficiaries are 90 representatives 
of the Workers’ Network and approximately 450 workers participating in activities in the target countries. Final beneficiaries are the 28 000 workers in the Fairtrade plantations. The project is implemented in cooperation with CLAC and its Workers’ Net
work. http://clac-comerciojusto.org/
Strengthening Rule of Law and Human Rights to Empower People in Tajikistan Phase II Oikeusvaltion ja ihmisoikeuksien vahvistaminen kansalaisten voimaannuttamiseksi vaihe II UNDP Tajikistan?s ?Strengthening Rule of Law and Human Rights to Empower People in Tajikistan ? Phase Two? project is the follow-on to the earlier project which was implemented from January 2014 to June 2018.  The main objective is to guarantee access to j
ustice for vulnerable and marginalized persons such as rural women and people with disabilities. During phase I system of free legal aid (FLA) was established with the help of Finnish and Swiss funding. In the phase II which is the final phase of the proje
ct the aim is to secure sustainability of the FLA system so that it can be run and financed by the government of  Tajikistan.  Despite the progress in the legislative sphere and the commitment by the Government of Tajikistan to the reforms key challenges r
emain in relation to their implementation in particular lack of financial means weak institutional and professional capacities and poor inter-ministerial coordination. Key activities of the project will include the provision of free legal aid and the gradu
al transition to a government-operated and government-funded system of free legal aid; the support of Tajikistan?s accession to and compliance with various international human rights conventions; continuing support and capacity building of the Tajik Ombuds
man?s Office support for policy dialogues on Rule of Law issues at a regional / provincial level across Tajikistan and working to develop a law on free legal aid.Finnish funding is 17 million euros for 2018-2021. UNDP:n toimeenpanema hanke  Oikeusvaltion ja ihmisoikeuksien vahvistaminen kansalaisten voimaannuttamiseksi vaihe II on jatkoa v. 2014-2018 toteutetulle hankkeelle. Hankkeen keskeisinä tavoitteina on taata haavoittuvimman väestönosan kuten syrjäseutuje
n naisten ja vammaisten pääsy oikeuspalvelujen piiriin. Ilmainen oikeusapujärjestelmä saatiin luotua Suomen ja Sveitsin rahoittamien hankkeiden yhteistyönä 1. vaiheessa. Jatkovaiheessa joka on hankkeen viimeinen vaihe  korostuu erityisesti oikeusapuj
ärjestelmän kehittäminen kestäväksi siten että sen rahoitus ja ylläpito voidaan siirtää  Tadzhikistanin valtiolle. Vaikka maan lainsäädännössä ja valtion uudistushankkeissa on edistytty keskeiset haasteet liittyvät uudistusten toimeenpanoon 
ja erityisesti rahoituksen niukkuuteen instituutioiden ja ammatillisen osaamisen heikkoon kapasiteettiin sekä ministeriöiden välisiin koordinaatio-ongelmiin. Hankkeen tavoitteena on jatkaa ilmaisen oikeusavun tarjontaa tukeaTadzhikistanin liittymistä k
ansainvälisiin ihmisoikeussopimuksiin sekä niiden noudattamista vahvistaa oikeusasiamiehen toimiston kapasiteettia sekä tukea alueellisten valtion ja kansalaisten välillä käytävien oikeusvaltiodialogien järjestämistä eri puolilla maata. Lisäksi 
valmistellaan ilmaista oikeusapua koskevaa lakia.Suomen rahoitus on 17 milj. euroa vuosille 2018-2021.
F.a: East Africa Forest Programme Illegal logging and trade in wood products, need for agricultural land and population pressure, large-scale land investments and high demand for wood based energy are causing huge pressure on the natural forests in East African countries. Due to weak natur
al resources governance and law enforcement, lack of holistic information about forest resources and their threats and poor national and regional cooperation in forest trade the illegal logging and trade in forest products has become a serious problem. ##P
rogramme will support government officials and institutions in different levels from local, to national and regional in five East African countries (Tanzania, Kenya, Mozambique, Uganda and Madagascar) to implement the Zanzibar declaration action plans to r
educe illegal logging and trade in wood and forest products and to cooperate together to secure the valuable forest resources in the region. Programme will also support national civil society organizations to influence natural resources governance to becom
e more responsible and transparent. In addition program will strengthen community based forestry approaches in all countries to bring benefits from sustainable community based forest management for the local communities. ##Beneficiaries: Government officia
ls and institutions in the five countries, forest and community natural resource management forums and CSOs. Local communities with village forests in the five countries. ##Implementor: WWF country offices in Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Mozambique and Madagas
car, WWF East Africa Regional Forest Programme. ##Cooperation partner: TRAFFIC (www.traffic.org)
F.a: Building resilient communities in the increasing extractive and non-extractive industry corporate area The project is intended to enhance good governance and accountability of corporate companies involved in both the extractive and non-extractive industry and promote the respect of human rights, access to justice and civic participation of the vulnerable co
mmunities in the management of natural resouces. By promoting good governance and accountability of corporate companies, The project hopes to strengthen the capacity of communities to monitor and engage the private sector in the extractive and non-extracti
ve industries on issues of compliance to sector standards which in turn will increase capacities of the communities to monitor and engage the private sector (extractive and non-extractive) on compliance. The project will enhance the capacities of the natur
al resources adjacent communities to advocate for meaningful participation and equitable benefit, sharing in natural resources governance and management. www.tlc-uganda.org
F.a: Promoting Publicly Controlled Quality Water Services The project objective is to train water sector workers´ trade unions and improve their organizing efforts and thus dues collection. With the help of the project, the unions enhance their joint campaigning to attract more attention to workers´ rights in t
he privatization processes, and to guarantee quality water services for all citizens regardless of their income.

Water services have been privatized in the Philippines and in Indonesia in many ways. This has decreased the availability of affordable water 
services to citizens, but also the position, job security and trade union rights of water sector workers. In addition, the privatization of water services has been frequently associated with corruption. In Indonesia, the Supreme Court ruled the privatizati
on of Jakarta water system as corrupt and announced that it must be returned to public control. In the Philippines, water sector trade unions have been successful in limiting the expansion of international financial institutions (such as Asian Development 
Bank ADB) loans to the water sector. The heavy debts with their interests would have resulted in increased costs for water services to the public. The unions campaign to have water considered as a human right, to which all people must have affordable acces
s. 

As a result of the project, unions develop policy alternatives to privatization with evidence-based research, and publish these alternatives to national governments and public. In Indonesia, the unions intend to assure the implementation of the Suprem
e Court decision and creation of a monitoring system for its implementation. Membership of the unions will be increased, which in turn strengthens their financial sustainability. Unions develop joint priorities and strengthen their cooperation with other c
ivil society actors. 

The beneficiaries are the water sector workers, and, in the long run, all people that use public water services. 

The project is implemented by Public Services International (PSI) together with its member unions.
F.a: Building Union Power in Colombia The goal of IndustriALL, SASK and two Finnish affiliates in Colombia is to continue supporting the mentioned industrial unions in their efforts to build a more unified and stronger trade union movement that organizes all groups of workers. The project will
 implement the joint union policy for women and young workers, support the participation of the unions in the consolidation of the peace process in their country, and pay more attention to organizing contract and agency labour and workers in MNCs. In colle
ctive bargaining, the mining and energy unions aim at reaching centralized negotiations with coverage of the sectors as a whole. The unions participate in a cooperation forum together with political actors, civil society and local communities, the aim of w
hich is to promote sustainable energy and environmental policies. Because of the work, the unions gain more negotiation power and function in more democratic ways, as well as represent groups that have not been adequately paid attention to (young workers, 
women workers, contract and agency workers). The unions act more strongly as agents of change in society, in the fields of peace and stability as well as sustainable industrial and energy policies. Industry workers, especially those in mining and energy se
ctors, are the beneficiaries. The project is implemented by four Colombian affiliates of IndustriALL and managed by IndustriALL.
ODA equity through Finnfund Developes sustainable plantation forestry projects in several East-African countries, produces various wood products.
ICRC/Finnish Red Cross FRC humanitarian operation in Ethiopia Punaisen Ristin kansainvälisen komitean ICRC:n ja Suomen Punaisen Ristin SPR:n humanitaariset operaatiot 2019 MFA will provide 1 500 000 euros for the Finnish Red Cross FRC in support of the operation of the International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC in Ethiopia. The ICRC is expanding its activities for violence-affected people and in particular in the Somali R
egional State. lt will bolster its response by combining emergency relief with efforts to help people improve their resilience focusing on the sectors of protection health water and food security/livelihoods. The Finnish Red Cross (FRC) will support the op
eration with funds and material in-kind assistance as well as monitoring and taking part in coordination mechanism through its country delegate in Ethiopia. Punaisen Ristin kansainvälisen komitean (ICRC) operaatiota Etiopiassa tuetaan vuonna 2019 Suomen Punaisen Ristin (SPR) kautta 1 500 000 eurolla. Vuonna 2019 Punaisen Ristin kansainvälinen komitea (ICRC) laajentaa Etiopiassa avustusoperaatiotaan konflikti
sta kärsiville ihmisille erityisesti Somali Regional Staten alueella. ICRC vahvistaa työtään resilienssin kasvattamiseksi keskittyen suojeluun terveyteen veteen sanitaatioon ja hygieniaan sekä ruokaturvan ja elinkeinojen tukemiseen. SPR tukee operaati
ota raha- ja materiaaliavulla. Monitorointia tukee SPR:n Etiopiassa työskentelevä maaedustaja joka myös osallistuu koordinaatiomekanismeihin.
INT/European Centre for Development Policy Management Kehityshallinnon eurooppalainen keskus (ECDPM); tuki vuosille 2019-2022 ECDPM is an independent 'think and do' tank established in 1986. It has offices in Maastrichtissa and Brussels. ECPDM is regarded for its neutral and high quality research. During 2017-2021 ECDPM will concentrate traditionally on EU-ACP relations with focu
s in Africa as well as on the implementation of the Agenda2030 for sustainable development. ECDPM produces studies events and trainings. The Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland has cooperated with ECDPM since 1998. Finland has granted for year 2018 a c
ore funding of 155.000 euros. In addition an amount of 20.000 euros has been reserved for specific services. The cooperation supports widely the defining of Finnish positions related to EU development policy and EU advocacy. The cooperation supports indire
ctly the development policy priorities on poverty reduction economically and socially sustainable development and good governance within EU institutions relevant for EU development policy as well as EU Delegations. ECDPM on itsenäinen v. 1986 perustettu ajatushautomo ja tutkimuslaitos jolla on toimistot Maastrichtissa ja Brysselissä. ECPDM on arvostettu puolueettomasta ja korkealaatuisesta tutkimuksesta. Vuosina 2017-2021 ECDPM aikoo keskittyä perinteisesti EU-AKT
 -suhteisiin fokuksena kuitenkin Afrikka sekä kestävän kehityksen Agenda2030:n toimeenpanoon. ECDPM tuottaa selvityksiä sekä järjestää keskustelutilaisuuksia ja koulutuksia. UM on tehnyt ECDPM:n kanssa yhteistyötä vuodesta 1998 lähtien. Suomi on
 myöntänyt ECDPM:lle vuodelle 2018 yleisrahoitusta 155 000 euroa. Tämän lisäksi on varattu 20 000 euroa tilausselvitysten tuottamiseen. Yhteistyö tukee Suomen EU:n kehityspolitiikkaa koskevaa kannanmuodostusta ja EU-vaikuttamista monipuolisesti. Yhte
istyö tukee välillisesti kehityspolitiikan painopisteitä köyhyyden vähentämisestä taloudellisesti ja yhteiskunnallisesti kestävästä kehityksestä sekä hyvästä hallinnosta EU:n kehityspolitiikan kannalta keskeisissä EU-instituutioissa ja EU-de
legaatioissa.
PROMOSERV 3 - Promoting Modernisation of Hydrometeorological Services in Vietnam PROMOSERV 3 - Hydrometeorologisten palvelujen edistäminen Vietnamissa The targeted impact of the Promoserv 3 project is to improve the weather services available in Vietnam. The project aims primarily to increase the capacity of the Meteorological and Hydrological Administration of Viet Nam (VNMHA) to provide better early wa
rning systems and hydrometeorogical services for Vietnamese people. Due to climate change the number and severity of natural hazards is increasing.Vietnam is naturally risk prone and is affected particularly by tropical cyclones floods and landslides. By f
ocusing on improvements in the early warning systems and hydrometeorological services it is possible to reduce the loss of human life and property associated with the natural disasters which frequently affect Vietnam. The Project is implemented by VNMHA to
gether with the Finnish Meteorological Institute. The project also includes cooperation with the Department of Meteorology and Hydrology of Lao PDR. The project will be implemented in 2019-2022 and the overall budget is 650 000 euros. Promoserv is the thir
d phase of ICI cooperation between the implementing institutions. The previous phases Promoserv1 and Promoserv2 were evaluated in 2017. The final evaluation found that the projects had achieved their targets well and the activities were efficient and relev
ant. The technologies and solutions introduced in the the previous phases have either been implemented on full scale or their elements have been incorporated in others in larger-scale investment projects that have succeeded the previous Promoserv phases. Promoserv 3 -hankkeen tavoitteena on kehittää Vietnamissa tarjolla olevia sääpalveluita. Hanke keskittyy Vietnamin meteorologisen ja hydrologisen hallinnon VNMHA:n (Meteorological and Hydrological Administration of Viet Nam) kapasiteetin lisäämiseen 
säävaroitusjärjestelmien ja -palvelujen parantamisessa. Ilmastonmuutoksen takia luonnonkatastrofit yleistyvät ja ovat seurauksiltaan yhä vakavampia. Vietnam on luonnonkatastrofeille altista aluetta jossa trooppiset pyörremyrskyt tulvat ja maanvyöryt
 ovat tavallisia. Keskittymällä ennakoivien säävaroitusjärjestelmien ja hydrometeorologisten palvelujen parantamiseen voidaan säästää ihmishenkiä ja omaisuudelle tapahtuvia vahinkoja kun luonnonkatastrofit iskevät.Hanketta toteuttavat yhdessä V
NMHA sekä Suomen Ilmatieteen laitos. Lisäksi hankkeessa tehdään yhteistyötä Laosin meteorologian ja hydrologian osaston kanssa. Hanketta toteutetaan vuosina 2019-2022 ja sen kokonaisbudjetti on 650 000 euroa. Promoserv3 on kolmas virastojen yhteinen 
IKI-hanke. Aiemmat vaiheet Promoserv1 ja Promoserv2 evaluatoitiin vuonna 2017. Loppuevaluaation mukaan hankkeet saavuttivat tavoitteensa hyvin ja toiminta oli tehokasta ja relevanttia. Hankkeissa esiteltyjä teknologioita ja ratkaisuja tai niiden elementte
jä on sittemmin otettu täysivaltaisesti käyttöön niitä seuranneissa laajemmissa projekteissa.
F.a: EDAN: Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Development Programmes (IPDDP) The livelihood and quality of life of disabled people is insufficient in eastern Africa. The development cooperation programs of the churches dont consider disabled people as actors, rather they continue to see them as objects of charity. The goal of the p
roject is that the livelihood and improvement in quality of life of disabled people will become a reality. The intention of the project is to have an effect of the goal of achieving full possibility of participation in society and equal rights for disabled
 people, and to empower them so that their livelihood can improve. The implementation of this will begin by, eg. influencing the planners of development cooperation projects in inclusive development cooperation planning forums within each country. Expected
 development effects: improvement in livelihood prospects of disabled people in Tanzania, Kehya, and Uganda by mainstreaming the disability perspective in local chuch development cooperation programs. Results of activities (i) disabled people receive the s
kills to educate others in advocacy work for the benefit of inclusive development, (ii) disabled people and development cooperation actos commit to the consideration of disabled people in accordance with development cooperation goals, (iii) disability orga
nizations, churches, church organizations, and NGOs develop and adopt inclusive instructions in eastern Africa, (iv) the EDAN network has created a report on disability inclusiveness and its best practices in eastern Africa, and (v) project partners have l
earned best practices. The project is implemented through disability organizations in cooperation with churches and other civil actors in three target countries (UIganda, Tanzania, Kenya). The target groups are disabled people, civil servants, political le
aders, traditional leaders, and NGO leaders. The project is implemented by Ecumenical Disability Advocates Network EDAN, which is a World Church Council program. EDAN has broad networks in the area with area and international disability actors. Its head of
fice is located in Nairobi, and the new phase of this project will also be coordinated and managed there.
Civilian Peace Building Operations Siviilikriisinhallintamenot UM:n ja SM:n kautta EU Mission on Regional Maritime Capacity Building in the Horn of Africa Siviilikriisinhallintahankkeet UM:n ja SM:n kautta rahoitetut hankkeet.
Visualising the global effects of food consumerism by subvertising Ruokavalintojen globaalit vaikutukset näkyviksi vastamainonnan keinoin In the project secondary and upper secondary school teachers will be educated to use subvertising as a teaching method. A lesson material for teaching about food will be prepared in which the impacts of food consumerism are approached through examining thr
ee practical examples chocolate meat and corn flakes. Besides environmental aspects impacts on human rights and world trade will be examined. With teachers students are encouraged to work more in-depth on the topic by making food-related subvertisements wh
ich will participate in the national ubvertisement contest. The student work produced can also be used as future teaching material.The two-year project has been granted a total of 66 645 euro government support. Hankkeessa koulutetaan yläkoulujen ja lukioiden opettajat käyttämään vastamainontaa opetusmenetelmänä. Ruoka-aiheen opetukseen laaditaan tietopaketti jossa ruokavalintojen vaikutuksia käsitellään kolmen esimerkin suklaan lihan ja maissihiutaleide
n kautta. Ympäristövaikutuksen ohella käsitellään myös vaikutuksia ihmisoikeuksiin ja maailmankauppaan. Kouluissa oppilaat työstävät teemaa tekemällä vastamainoksia jotka osallistuvat kansalliseen vastamainoskilpailuun. Kilpailutöitä voi käyt
tää opetusmateriaalina.Kaksivuotiseen hankkeeseen myönnetään valtionavustusta  yhteensä 66 645  euroa.
F.a: Coordination of Development Cooperation Project covers the local coordination of Felm development programme in Tanzania. Felm regional development manager monitors the implementation and quality of the development cooperation projects and supports the local partners in planning, monitoring and m
anaging the projects. Partners are also given opportunities to trainings and networking. Programme coordination in country gives Felm good knowledge, up to date information and deeper understanding on local issues. Close communication with partners, suppor
t and monitoring enhances good relationships, cooperation, mutual understanding, skills and good governance. Also, cross-cutting issues can be better promoted and integrated into projects. Coordination covers all Felm cooperation partners in the region.
AfDF-13 During the Thirteenth Replenishment consultations of the African Development Fund (AfDF-13) the Bank and the donor countries made decisions about the strategic and operational priorities of the AfDF-13. Finland's and other donor countries' contributions to
 the 13. replenishment of the resources of the African Development Fund were also determined. Afrikan kehitysrahaston 13. lisärahoitusneuvotteluissa rahoittajamaat neuvottelivat Pankin kanssa rahaston strategisesta ja operationaalisesta tavoitteenasettelusta sekä rahoituksen määrästä vuosille 2014-2016.
Civilian Peace Building Operations Siviilikriisinhallintamenot UM:n ja SM:n kautta EU Border Assistance Mission in Moldova/Ukraine. Siviilikriisinhallintahankkeet UM:n ja SM:n kautta rahoitetut hankkeet.