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The UN Team of Experts on Rule of Law / Sexual Violence in Conflict YK:n seksuaalisen väkivallan oikeusvaltiotiimi The Team of Experts (TOE) on the Rule of Law and Sexual Violence in Conflict which was established pursuant to Security Council resolution 1888 (2009) is liaised with the office of the United Nations? Special Representative on Sexual Violence. The team com
bats sexual violence by focused efforts on strengthening the capacity of national rule of law and justice actors.Finland is committed to promoting peace and security in Africa. Supporting the development of the rule of law and the fight against impunity ar
e essential parts of conflict prevention on the continent. This is why Finland supports the Team of Experts on Rule of law and their work in Africa. Finland has previously financed TOE-projects in Guinea and South-Sudan. In year 2020 Finland?s financial co
ntribution is 100 000 euros and will be directed to TOE-projects in Africa. Seksuaalisen väkivallan oikeusvaltiotiimi torjuu seksuaalista väkivaltaa aseellisissa konflikteissa avustamalla kansallisia viranomaisia oikeusvaltiokehityksen vahvistamisessa. YK:n turvallisuusneuvoston päätöslauselmalla 1888 (2009) perustettu tiimi 
kuuluu seksuaalista väkivaltaa konflikteissa käsittelevän YK:n pääsihteerin erityisedustajan toimistoon.Suomi edistää Afrikan rauhaa ja turvallisuutta. Oikeusvaltiokehityksen tukeminen sekä rankaisemattomuuden vastainen toiminta ovat keskeinen osa 
konfliktien ennaltaehkäisyä. Tämän vuoksi Suomi tukee oikeusvaltiotiimin työtä Afrikassa. Suomi on aikaisemmin rahoittanut oikeusvaltiotiimin hankkeita Guineassa ja Etelä-Sudanissa. Suomen rahoitus on 100 000 euroa vuonna 2020 ja se suunnataan oikeu
svaltiotiimin Afrikassa toimeenpantaviin hankkeisiin.
F.a: Ecumenical accompaniment prorgamme in Palestine and Israel EAPPI Ecumenical accompaniment prorgamme in Palestine and Israel EAPPI
International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC/ Finnish Red Cross FRC humanitarian operations 2020 Punaisen Ristin kansainvälisen komitean ICRC:n ja Suomen Punaisen Ristin SPR:n humanitaariset operaatiot 2020 Humanitarian operation in Ukraine Ulkoministeriö tukee Punaisen Ristin kansainvälisen komitean (ICRC) operaatioita Etiopiassa ja Somaliassa Suomen Punaisen Ristin kautta. Etiopian operaatiota tuetaan 12 miljoonalla eurolla Suomen Punaisen Ristin kanavoimalla materiaali- ja raha-avulla. E
tiopian humanitaariset tarpeet ovat lisääntyneet yli puolella alkuvuodesta kasvattaen avuntarvitsijoiden määrän yli 20 miljoonaan johtuen mm.  heinäsirkkaparvien ja tulvien tekemistä tuhoista Covid-19 pandemian vaikutuksista sekä viimeisimmäksi Ti
grayn alueen konfliktin johdosta. ICRC:n operaation tuki suunnataan suojeluun terveyssektorille vesihuoltoon sekä ruokaturvaan ja elinkeinojen harjoittamiseen.Somalian operaatiota tuetaan 12 miljoonalla eurolla Suomen Punaisen Ristin kanavoimalla materiaa
li- ja raha-avulla. Somalian humanitaariset tarpeet ovat jatkuneet suurina ja pitkittyneen konfliktin lisäksi niitä lisäävät tällä hetkellä Covid-19-pandemia tulvat sekä satoja tuhoavat heinäsirkkaparvet. ICRC:n operaatiossa tuetaan suojelua terv
eyssektoria vesihuoltoa ja hygieniaa sekä ruokaturvaa ja elinkeinojen harjoittamista eteläisessä ja keskisessä Somaliassa.
UNMAS/Humanitarian Mine Action in Syria UNMAS/Humanitaarinen miinatoiminta Syyriassa Finland extends a 15 million euro support during 2021-2025 to United Nations Mine Action Service in Syria working to establish a coordination mechanism enabling efficient Humanitarian Mine Action in the area previously occupied by ISIL forces. Clearing min
es and other explosive devices prevents deaths and other serious injury resulting from explosive contamination. It also facilitates access to basic services and enables income-generating activities by releasing land to productive use. Clearing mines and ot
her explosive devices from the ground provides security to other humanitarian actors operating in the area facilitates the delivery of humanitarian aid and supports early recovery. With support from Finland 40 000 civilians are expected to lead safer lives
. Suomi rahoittaa YK:n miinatoimintakeskus UNMAS:n kautta humanitaarisen miinatoiminnan käynnistämistä Damaskoksen alueella Syyriassa. Tuen suuruus on 15 miljoonaa euroa vuosien 2021-2025 aikana. Hankkeen avulla vähennetään räjähteistä johtuvia kuol
emia ja onnettomuuksia sekä parannetaan alueen asukkaiden pääsyä peruspalvelujen piiriin ja mahdollisuuksia elinkeinotoimintaan. Miinatoiminnan kiireellisellä käynnistämisellä turvataan lisäksi muita alueelle suuntautuvia humanitaarisia operaatioi
ta tuetaan humanitaarisen avun perillepääsyä ja mahdollistetaan pitkäaikaisesta konfliktista toipumisen alkaminen. Suomen rahoituksella raivataan entisiä ISIL:n alueita räjähteistä ja mahdollistetaan turvallisempi elämä noin 40 000 siviilille.
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 Afrikan kehitysrahaston 13. lisärahoitusneuvotteluissa rahoittajamaat neuvottelivat Pankin kanssa rahaston strategisesta ja operationaalisesta tavoitteenasettelusta sekä rahoituksen määrästä vuosille 2014-2016.
F.a: Building Community Resilience The project will strengthen the resilience of communities in three regions (Morogoro, Kishapu and Kilwa) in relation to climate change. This includes measures e.g. sustainable energy and agriculture, water and sanitation, violence against women, diversific
ation of livelihoods.
F.a: Peacetech for Mediation Digital technologies have become a vehicle for hate speech, disinformation and other actions exacerbating conflicts. The current fragmentation of social media platforms used by conflict stakeholders for example, can only be expected to further polarize pol
itical positioning globally, further feeding conflicts and rendering mediators? efforts more difficult. To remain relevant in the digital era, peacemaking actors ought to invest in both their capacity to leverage the potential of digital technologies and t
heir skills and expertise in addressing the negative impact such tools have had in fuelling tensions and continuing war in the digital realm.##CMI is well-placed to play a leading role in identifying, developing and integrating digital technologies in dial
ogue processes. Not only has CMI experience with the use of such tools, but the organisation also benefits from a solid network of existing and prospective strategic partners with expertise in digital technologies. With a presence in MENA, Sub-Saharan Afri
ca, Eurasia and Asia, and a wide network of conflict stakeholders and peace mediation practitioners, CMI is well-placed to also explore ways to mitigate the negative impact digital technologies have played in fuelling conflicts and disrupting peacemaking e
fforts.##The overall objective of CMI?s project is to leverage the full potential of digital technologies to improve the practice of mediation and mitigate their use to fuel conflict and jeopardise peace processes, and directly benefit those affected by co
nflict as a result. More specifically, CMI seeks to a) identify, develop and integrate digital technology-based methods and tools to enhance CMI?s conflict analysis, engagement with conflict stakeholders, inclusivity of peace processes, communication, as w
ell as the security of CMI?s operations, b) increase and disseminate knowledge of relevant digital solutions among mediation actors by sharing experiences and best practices with stakeholders, and c) assess and develop CMI?s ability to prevent and mitigate
 the role digital technologies play in exacerbating armed conflict and jeopardizing peacemaking efforts.
Institutional Cooperation between Finland and Nepal in meteorological services;  3rd Phase Nepalin hydrometeorologisten palvelujen kehittäminen IKI-hanke; III-vaihe The Finnish Meteorological Institute has carried out institutional cooperation (ICI) with the Nepalese counterpart Department of Hydrology and Meteorology (DHM) in the years 2010-2012 and 2013-2017. DHM is an organization under the Ministry of Population a
nd Environment in Nepal. DHM has a mandate from Government to monitor all the hydrological and meteorological activities in Nepal.The first phase of the project was evaluated in 2012. The conclusion was that DHM had a high ownership of the project and mutu
al accountability had been evident in the project. It was noted that the project had addressed the specific needs of the DHM and the impact of the project had been positive. However improvements were suggested to wider dissemination of skills within the De
partment results-based management and targeting of participants to the trainings. The recommendations were taken into account in the planning of the second phase of the project.The third phase of the project will continue to respond to the development need
s of the Government of Nepal and the DHM in the years 2018-2021. The funding for the third phase is 500 000 euros. The overall objective of the project is improved capability of the Government of Nepal to respond to the increased risks of natural disasters
 related to weather and climate. The project has three main expected results: 1) Improved processes of DHM to manage the new observation systems 2) Improved production and service system 3) Enhanced Customer Relations Ilmatieteen laitos on toteuttanut viranomaisten välistä yhteistyötä (IKI) Nepalin hydrologian ja meteorologian laitoksen (DHM) kanssa vuosina 2010?2012 sekä vuosina 2013?2017. DHM on Nepalin väestö- ja ympäristöministeriön alainen osasto jolla on
 Nepalin hallituksen mandaatti kaikkeen hydro- ja meteorologiseen toimintaan Nepalissa.Hanke evaluoitiin vuonna 2012. Evaluaation mukaan DHM:llä on ollut vahva omistajuus hankkeesta ja yhteistyö kumppanien välillä on sujunut hyvin. Hanke on ollut tarko
ituksenmukainen tuloksellinen sekä kustannuslaatusuhteeltaan hyvä jonka vuoksi sen jatkorahoitusta suositeltiin. Kehitettävää löytyi hankkeen kartuttaman tieto-taidon levittämisessä laajemmalle organisaatiossa tulosperustaisen toimintatavan omaksum
isessa sekä koulutukseen osallistuvien tarkemmassa valinnassa. Evaluoinnin suositukset huomioitiin hankkeen toisen vaiheen suunnittelussa. Hankkeen kolmas vaihe toteutetaan vuosina 2018?2021 ja sille on myönnetty rahoitusta yhteensä 500 000 euroa. Hankk
een päätarkoituksena on tukea Nepalin hallituksen varautumista säästä ja ilmastosta johtuviin lisääntyneisiin luonnonkatastrofeihin ja jatkaa edelleen DHM:n kapasiteettia tuottaa hydrometeorologisia palveluita. IKI-yhteistyön kolmannella vaiheella 
on kolme päätavoitetta: 1) uusien säähavaintolaitteiden käyttämiskapasiteetin kasvattaminen 2) sää- ja ilmastopalveluiden tuottamiskapasiteetin kohottaminen sekä 3) DHM:n asiakaspalvelukapasiteetin parantaminen.
F.a: Encourage the development of clean energy to boost the livelihoods of the poor and protect ecosystems in the community In this project, a solar-powered water tower and well along with solar driers for agricultural products will be built for the women?s farming fields (maraichage) of the central villages of the Sanankoroba and Dialakoroba municipalities in Mali. Women?s vil
lage associations will be supported in the upgrading of the farming fields and given seeds for cultivation. 25 women will be trained for the maintenance and use of the solar installations and water systems. Another 25 people will be trained to participate 
in advocacy work to integrate renewable energy (solar and wind) in the local and regional development plans (Programmes de developpement economique social et culturel - PDESC). Direct beneficiaries include around 300 women and girls, who use the gardening 
fields. The aim is to strengthen sustainable income opportunities of women and their families and reduce women?s involvement in the unsustainable fuelwood trade. Information and advocacy work enhances the implementation of the sustainable municipal plannin
g and the awareness of renewable energy. The project implementor is the Malian NGO Association Malienne pour la conservation de la faune et l'environnement (AMCFE).
Humanitarian assistance; additional core funding to WFP in 2020 Humanitaarinen apu; WFP:n ylimääräinen yleisavustus vuonna 2020 Finland provides additional 2 million core funding to WFP in 2020 Maailman ruokaohjelma WFP on YK:n ruoka-avusta vastaava ohjelma joka avustaa noin 80 miljoonaa ihmistä noin 80 maassa vuosittain. WFP on yksi Suomen humanitaarisen avun suurimmista kanavista. Suomella on WFP:n kanssa monivuotinen sopimus yleisrahoituksest
a vuosille 2018-21. Yleisrahoituksen turvin järjestö pystyy toimimaan joustavasti ja ennustettavasti mikä on kriisitilanteissa erittäin tärkeää. WFP:n puutteet rahoituksessa ovat tällä hetkellä merkittävät humanitaaristen tarpeiden kasvettua ma
ailmanlaajuisesti mm. COVID-19 pandemian johdosta. Suomi myöntää monivuotisen rahoituksensa lisäksi vuonna 2020 ylimääräiset 2 000 000 euroa yleisrahoitusta WFP:lle.
F.a: FGM Special Project The project's aim is to reduce female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) through enhanced public policy and alternative livelihoods opportunities for women and girls, changing community perception on FGM/C and improving reporting, prevention of FGM/C as we
ll as improving the care of FGM/C victims. FGM/C is nearly universal in Somalia with 98% of women reporting to have experienced such practice. 46 % of girls between the ages of 0 to 14 years have experienced FGM/C as reported by their mothers. According to
 the Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) 2006, the highest FGM prevalence is among women aged 15-49 is in South Central at 99.2%, Somaliland at 94.4% and Puntland at 98.1%.The Somali have a close cultural value around virginity and marriageability. Ty
pe III FGM (infibulation) is performed to ensure sexual purity and chastity. The project will raise awareness and create correct understading amongt community members, elders and leader on FGM/C through workshops and campaigns. Case reporting is strengthen
ed by establihing a hotline and training police on the management of FGM/C cases. Working with the Ministry for Justice on frameworks and policies on punishing and prohibiting FGM practices as well as supporting the recovery of victims of FGM through thera
py. The project directly benefits approximately 5000 people. The project is implemented by World Vision Somalia.
United Nations Population Fund UNFPA / Annual contribution 2020 YK:n väestörahasto UNFPA / Vuosiavustus 2021 Contribution to UNFPA (United Nations Population Fund) regular resources in 2020. The goal of UNFPA is to achieve universal access to sexual andreproductive health realize reproductive rights and reduce maternal mortality to accelerate progress on the Inte
rnational Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) agenda and the sustainable development goals to improve the lives of women adolescents and youth enabled by populationdynamics human rights and gender equality. Kohdentamaton vapaaehtoinen rahoitus (yleisavustus) YK:n väestörahasto UNFPA:lle (United Nations Population Fund) vuonna 2021. UNFPA tukee jäsenmaiden hallituksia väestö- ja kehityskysymysten alalla. Järjestön toiminta tähtää seksuaali- ja lisä
äntymisterveyspalveluiden universaaliin saatavuuteen seksuaali- ja lisääntymisterveyden ja -oikeuksien edistämiseen ja äitiyskuolleisuuden vähentämiseen Kairon väestö- ja kehityskonferenssin (ICPD) toimintaohjelman ja kestävän kehityksen tavoitt
eiden saavuttamiseksi.
F.a: Empowering Women with Disabilities in Zambia The project aims at the empowerment of women with disabilities and their organizations. The project is still under planning and the goals will be defined by Sept 2020.
IAEA Technical Cooperation Project Siviilikriisinhallintamenot UM:n ja SM:n kautta IAEA technical cooperation project (INT0098), Strengthening Capabilities of Member States in Building, Strengthening and Restoring Capacities and Services in Case of Outbreaks, Emergencies and Disasters, through which the COVID19 emergency assistance is be
ing delivered. Siviilikriisinhallintahankkeet UM:n ja SM:n kautta rahoitetut hankkeet.
DevPlat: Training innovations The project promotes training and specialist knowledge to raise the educational level with new innovations and new developments in developing countries.
Strenghtening livelihoods and improving food security of Turkana women in Kangathotha and Kerio ward Ruokaturvaa ja parempaa toimeentuloa turkana-naisille Kangatothan ja Kerion alueilla Hunger is a constant threat in Kenya?s arid north. Recurrent droughts and changing rainfall patterns caused by climate change have aggravated the vulnerability of the pastoralist communities leading to loss of assets and food insecurity. The traditional re
liance on natural resources for food and livelihood of Turkana people the historic marginalization of the region and the lack of infrastructure make them especially vulnerable to any changes in the environment. Women bear the brunt of adverse impacts of cl
imate change. A lack of viable livelihood alternatives has led many households to resort to livelihood practices that further undermine the livelihoods base creating a vicious cycle that further contributes to poverty and food insecurity.The project aims t
o address the problem of food and livelihoods insecurity that is experienced by poor pastoralists communities in Kerio and Kangathotha wards of Turkana Central Sub-county and by women and children in particular. This will be achieved through strengthening 
and diversification of livelihoods alternatives:Training women in beekeeping and honey processing as well as basket weaving and improving the access to markets for honey and baskets; improving the local goat breed by introducing into the mixture breeds tha
t increase meat and milk production and helping women to establish Savings and Internal Lending Community groups.These activities will be carried out in 18 women groups in six communities altogether 540 women will be trained. Indirectly 3240 persons will b
enefit from the project. The project will particularly empower women who have traditionally had the burden of providing for their families while not having the same rights as men.The project will be mainly implemented by Caritas Lodwar for the basket weavi
ng component in cooperation with Mifuko Oy. Caritas Finland will provide consultative help in beekeeping development. The expected development impact is that the women participating in the project will be more resilient and adaptable and they will contribu
te to their family?s long term food security and sustainable livelihoods. Hunger is a constant threat in Kenya?s arid north. Recurrent droughts and changing rainfall patterns caused by climate change have aggravated the vulnerability of the pastoralist communities leading to loss of assets and food insecurity. The traditional re
liance on natural resources for food and livelihood of Turkana people the historic marginalization of the region and the lack of infrastructure make them especially vulnerable to any changes in the environment. Women bear the brunt of adverse impacts of cl
imate change. A lack of viable livelihood alternatives has led many households to resort to livelihood practices that further undermine the livelihoods base creating a vicious cycle that further contributes to poverty and food insecurity.
F.a: Building Climate Resilient Community in Bugna Woreda of the Amhara Region This project aims to mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change in Bugna woreda, North Wollo Zone of Ethiopia in order to secure sustainable, resilient livelihoods for smallholder farmers. It will be integrated and comprehensive, employing communi
ty empowerment, development and rights-based approaches to drive interventions for mitigation and adaptation. It will reduce risk through improved resource management, transfer risk through insurance, encourage prudent risk taking through supporting liveli
hood diversification, and build risk reserves through savings schemes, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and reverse environmental degradation through development of degraded watershed areas and planting indigenous trees for enhanced carbon sequestration, pr
omote equal access to production for men and women specifically by increasing women?s opportunities to engage in sustainable climate smart agriculture and alternative livelihood opportunities.
Global Equality Fund (GEF); Supporting LGBTI rights particularly in Africa (4. phase) Global Equality Fund (GEF); LHBTI-oikeuksien edistäminen erityisesti Afrikassa (4. lisämyöntö) LGBTI people and groups are in a vulnerable situation and face discrimination in many parts of the world. Finland has supported the Global Equality Fund (GEF) since 2014. The fund has been proven to contribute to the strengthening of rights of persons and 
groups that often are in one of the most vulnerable situations in their countries. Through GEF Finland also supports the implementation of SDGs as regards LGBTI persons in developing countries.The fund is established in 2011 by the United States of America
 and is governed by the US State Department in cooperation with a NGO Concertium and donor countries. GEF supports programmes that promote LGBTI issues and the rights of LGBTI people globally. GEF supports civil society through the following three areas: c
apasity building and technical support support through Dignity for all fund and through small grants to local NGO's. The Finnish contribution will be mainly targeted to projects in particular in Africa (among others Kenya Uganda) that strengthen the princi
ple of non-discriminationas well as the universality of human rights. The beneficiaries will be local LGBTI organisation and other civil society actors in countries in question. The fund will contribute to the strengthening of LGBTI rights empowerment of L
GBTI people and groups as well as providing education on LGBTI issues to governmental actors. Seksuaali- ja sukupuolivähemmistöjen (ns. LHBTI-ihmisten) asema on useissa maissa haavoittuva ja heihin kohdistuu monenlaista syrjintää. Suomi on tukenut Yhdysvaltain v. 2011 perustamaa Global Equality Fund -rahastoa vuodesta 2014 alkaen. Rahastotuen o
n todettu tukevan Suomen kehityspolitiikan tavoitteita ja vahvistavan LHBTI-ryhmiin kuuluvien henkilöiden ihmisoikeuksia kehittyvissä maissa. Rahastotuen kautta tuetaan myös kestävän kehityksen tavoitteiden toteutumista LHBTI-ihmisten kohdalla. COVID-
tilanne on vaikuttanut monen LHBTI-ihmisen tilanteeseen heikentävästi. Suomi katsoo perustelluksi jatkaa tukea myös vuonna 2021. Rahasto tukee ohjelmia jotka edistävät LHBTI-ihmisten oikeuksia maailmanlaajuisesti. Rahastoa hallinnoi USA:n ulkominister
iö yhteistyössä kansalaisjärjestöverkoston ja rahoittajavaltioiden kanssa. Rahasto tukee kolmen seuraavan osa-alueen kautta kansalaisjärjestöjen työtä kentällä: kapasiteetin vahvistaminen ja tekninen tuki nopean toiminnan apu Dignity for all- ra
haston kautta ja paikallisten kansalaisjärjestöjen tukeminen pienavustuksin. Suomen rahoitus ohjataan mm. ihmisoikeuksien universaalisuutta korostaville ja syrjimättömyyttä edistäville LHBTI hankkeille erityisesti Afrikan maissa (mm. Kenia Uganda). E
dunsaajina ovat paikalliset LHBTI-järjestöt ja -toimijat tuettavissa maissa. Tavoitteena on LHBTI-oikeuksien vahvistaminen ko. ihmisten ja ryhmien yhteiskunnallinen voimaannuttaminen ja viranomaiskoulutus.
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