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FLC: Strengthening the capacity of Lebanese Disabled People Organizations and empowering Syrian refugees with disabilities PYM: Libanonin vammaisjärjestöjen ja Syyriasta paenneiden vammaisten pakolaisten tuki The project aims at empowering Lebanese and Syrian persons with disabilities (PWD). It also aims to ensure more governmental commitment to the rights of PWDs in Lebanon. The project is implemented by the National Association for the Rights of the Disabled 
People in Lebanon (NARD). The concrete measures include monitoring of the PWD-related legislation and governmental decisions in Lebanon. It also includes lobbying the government in order to guarantee the rights of the PWD's for example in terms of respecti
ng their access to education and their rigth to vote. The project will also include awaraness raising among the PWDs through training sessions and national gatherings also covering the Syrian refugees in Lebanon with disabilities. It will also provide Syri
an refugees in Lebanon with disabilities with vocational training on skills that will help them get employed or self-employed. Hankkeen tavoitteena on vahvistaa libanonilaisten vammaisjärjestöjen toimintakykyä ja tukea Syyriasta Libanoniin paenneita vammaisia pakolaisia. Hankkeen toimeenpanee Libanonin vammaisten oikeuksien kansallinen yhdistys (National Association for the Rig
hts of the Disabled People in Lebanon NARD). Hankkeen käytännön toteutus sisältää Libanonin vammaisia koskevan lainsäädännön ja hallinnollisen päätöksenteon seuraamista ja niihin vaikuttamista mm. vammaisten äänioikeuden toteutumiseksi ja va
mmaisten oikeuksien huomioon ottamiseksi koululaitoksessa. Hankkeella pyritään myös parantamaan vammaisten tietämystä heitä koskevasta lainsäädännöstä ja kansainvälisistä sopimuksista erityisesti Syyriasta paenneiden vammaisten pakolaisten kes
kuudessa. Lisäksi hankkeella tuetaan Syyriasta paenneita vammaisia pakolaisia järjestämällä ammatillista koulutusta sisältäviä pienryhmäkursseja.
Technical Assistance to Special Needs Education in Ethiopia Tekninen tuki erityisopetuksen kehittämiselle Etiopiassa The programme aims at strengthening and mainstreaming special needs education/ inclusive education in education sector in Ethiopia. Hankkeessa tuetaan erityisopetuksen valtavirtaistamista ja kehittämistä Etiopiassa. Tavoitteena on edistää erityistuen tarpeessa oleville oppilaille suunniteltujen opetusmetodien levitystä jotta he saisivat opetusta omissa lähikouluissaan.
F.a: Caught between poverty and trauma: Addressing the conditions of trafficked women deported back to Ethiopia Human trafficking prevention combating and protection of victims  by  national and regional information and advocacy work. Information and advocacy are based on the study  drawn up during  the project. In addition, the project aims to strengthen the Ethiop
ian associations a common approach to combat human trafficking.
F.a: Development of Capacities in Project Writing in Southern Macro Region The umbrella federation of Peruvian disability organisations will build capacities of these in Project Writing in Southern Region. In total of 26 organisations will be represented. They will get raining on how to apply for funding from national and interna
tional sponsors.
F.a: Ebola Sensitization and Awareness Rising for PWDs in West, Central and Eastern of Freetown Ebola-sensitization campaign among PWDs in three areas. PWD voluntiers drive with PA-car through three communities, meet PWDs and discuss about Ebola, held three meetings one in each, hand out informaton leaflets, T-shirts and clorine buckets for homes. Fo
r sensitization events are also chiefs, local authories + public service officials invited. Campaing reaches about 300 PWDs.
F.a: Expansion of Sheep Breeding and Fattening Project by PWDs IGA and foodsecurity project. PWDs already have 10 sheep herd and shelter. 70 sheep will be bought more, both for breeding and for fattening. The herd will be self sustaining. Local Agricultural Bureau, the Water and Seweare Authority and small enterprise 
centre give their advice and help. Livestock will bring income to 12 PWDs and their families.
Visits to Finland by journalists from developing countries Kehitysmaatoimittajien vierailut Suomeen The aim of the project is to build networks between Finnish anddeveloping country journalists and to show what openness freedomof expression and freedom of the press means in practice. Mainobjective of these media visits is to support political economic an
dsocial development of developing countries according to thedevelopment policy and development cooperation objectives ofFinland.The total value of the project is 60 000? and it consists of three parts:1. thisisFINLAND Foreign Correspondents´ Program (8/20
15; 30 000?)2. Finnish school and education system (5/2015; 15 000?)3. Appr. 10 custommade mediavisits from developing countries toFinland (thorough the year 2015/15 000?). Hankkeen tarkoituksena on Suomeen suuntautuvienkehitysmaatoimittajavierailujen toteuttaminen.Kehitysmaatoimittajavierailujen avulla rakennetaan verkostojaSuomen ja kehitysmaiden sekä suomalaisten ja kehitysmaidentoimittajien välillä ja esitellään avoi
muuden ja mediavapaudentoteutumista käytännössä. Mediayhteistyön perimmäisenätavoitteena on tukea kehitysmaiden kestävää poliittista taloudellistaja sosiaalista kehitystä Suomen kehityspolitiikan ja kehitysyhteistyöntavoitteiden mukaisesti.Hank
keen arvo on 60 000 ?. Vuoden 2019 kehitysmaatoimittajienvierailut ja hankkeen puitteissa tehtävät toimenpiteet voidaan jakaa seuraaviin kokonaisuuksiin:1. Terveysteknologia-aiheinen toimittajavierailu (10 000? toteutettu vuoden 2018 siirtomäärärahast
a)2. Etiopialaisten toimittajien osallistuminen UNESCO:n kansainväliseen Press Freedom Day ?konferenssiin 2.-3.5. (5 000 USD toteutettu vuoden 2018 siirtomäärärahasta)3. Kiertotalousteemainen mediavierailu (06/2019) (10 000 ? toteutettu vuoden 2018 sii
rtomäärärahasta) 4. Koulutusalan vaikuttajavierailu seitsemästä Aasian ja Afrikan maasta Dare to Learn-koulutustapahtuman yhteydessä 17.-20.9. (25 000 ? toteutetaan osin vuoden 2018 siirtomäärärahasta). 5. Afganistanin naistoimittajien liiton AWJU
:n vierailu Suomeen lokakuussa 2019 (2 000 ?)6. Smart cities-teemainen mediavierailu espanjaksi marraskuussa (15 000 ? riippuen lopullisesta ryhmäkokoonpanosta kustannetaan osin ykiskön toimintamäärärahoista) 7. Lehdistövapaus- ja mediakoulutusteemai
nen toimittajavierailu Suomeen marraskuussa (10 000?)8. Varautuminen edustustoilta tai yhteistyökumppaneilta tuleviin yhteistyöehdituksiin (enintään kaksi vierailua 15 000?)
F.a: Talk and smile together An awareness raising project by the Hard of Hearing Association to disseminate information about needs and problems of persons with hard of hearing or deafened. Printed materials are distributed to the authorities, schools and media. A workshop is organise
d for 70 people.
F.a: WA Reg Capacity Building of local partners Capacity building of local partners. The project objective is that the operational capacity of local partner organizations as active civil society actors, development project implementers and as opinion leaders, is enchanged.
F.a: Supporting the Campaign towards the Total Elimination of Ebola Campaing implemented by young disabled activists. Home visits, hygieny equipment + info material, radio jingles while around, phone in -program with PWDs answering. DPO has some 250 members.
F.a: Rainbow School Outreach Programme Irente Rainbow School is the only school for mentally disabled and autistic children and youth in Lushoto district. The school runs an Outreach program which supports and educates disabled children, their families and caregivers directly in their villages 
and local communities. The team supports and trains
F.a: Disabled Cyber Cafe and training centre The project is for the establishment of a cyber (internet) cafe which will run as an income generating centre as well as a training facility. PWDS will access the training for free but the other community members will have to pay a fee for the training as 
well as usage of the cafe
F.a: Healing of Memories and Reconciliation Consortium The aim of the project is that the individuals and communities faced by unfair treatment and traumatic experiences are able to build their lives and to participate in the development of their country as full members.The employees of KwaZulu-Natal Christian
 Council face a variety of people traumatized in different ways. Many people, especially in KwaZulu-Natal region, have experienced the injustice of apartheid, or are victims of political or gender based violence. In addition, HIV-related stigma causes anxi
ety. Many of the minority groups such as migrants and immigrants, sexual minorities and internally displaced people are also exposed to violence and discrimination. Unequal land distribution, on its part, further aggravates the conflict between different g
roups.The program coordinates the work that is carried out by 11 organizations, specialized in different themes and target groups. KwaZulu-Natal Christian Council KZNCC is also responsible for consultations and workshops organized for farm workers and farm
ers. The activity is aimed at reducing violence, breaking the cycle of violence and supporting the victims. Workshops, role play, drama, stories and other experimental methods are used to handle conflict and violence and strengthen the means for peace and 
reconciliation.
F.a: Solar Stoves for Women with Disabilities as part of IGA IGA project for disabled women. 70 disaable women are trained to use solar stove. Solar Stoves are developed in Tekniikka Elämää Palvelemaan -NGO -project and they will be procucted locally. 50 women get a solar stove and small start up sum to start sma
ll food busness.
F.a: Youth with Disabilities Community Programme The purpose of the project is to strengthen the Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) program of the partner which provides services to children with disabilities in the community. The project is implementation by the Free Pentecostal Church of Tanzania (FP
CT) who is Fida's partner in Tanzania and targets 500 Children and Youth living with disability in Tanga region. Insufficient care and quality service to children with disabilities under five years has so many consequences. Neglect and denial to the childr
en's rights to basic needs such as nutritious food, good shelter and clothes have impacted children with disability negatively.  Poor living conditions of families have also contributed so much to insufficient support to these children. Both children and t
heir families will need support to reverse the trend. To respond to the core problem, the project will continue strengthening the community-based rehabilitation services and care to children with disabilities. The intervention will be guided by the current
 WHO-CBR matrix in tackling some aspects of disability challenges. The improved care and quality of CBR services for children with disabilities under five years old include integrated nutrition, medical support and mobility assistive equipment. The project
 will also focus on child sponsorship, family empowerment through micro-credit programs and training on sustainable food security. The project's goal is to contribute to the wellbeing of children with disabilities and their families through a just, safe an
d caring partner in Tanzania. Family members and other community members will be committed and responsible for taking care of their children and youth with disabilities. The community-based rehabilitation program will be improved to enhance self reliance a
nd sustainability.
F.a: Poultry keeping This is an income generating project for Albinos to improve their economic status through chicken rearing (poultry). This will be done through a 5 days training for 10 persons in chicken rearing, 5 days training for 10 persons on leadership and management,
 renovation and improvement of the poultry house, purchase of equipment, veterinary services/medicines and stock feed
F.a: Hammer mills - grinding and pounding services An income generating project by visually impaired people. Group members start providing hammer mille services for customers and get jobs and income.
Sanitation and Water for all in the context of Climate Change in Nepal Tuki UNICEF:n vesihuolto - sanitaatio- hygieniaohjelmaan Nepalissa The UNICEF WASH-programme supports the Government of Nepal in its efforts to formulate and implement one national WASH program to achieve the national target of universal water supply and sanitation coverage by 2017. The programme is implemented throug fiv
e components: 1)Support for capacity-building and formulation of a national WASH programme 2) District level coordination and harmonisation and support for WASH programme interventions 3) improved interagency coordination on WASH emergency preparedness and
 response 4)Rollout of a comprehensive hygiene promotion initiative in selected diarrhoea-prone districts 5): Scale-up of school WASH hygiene promotion (including hand washing with soap) and community approaches to total sanitation (CATS) using children as
 agents of change. UNICEF:n WASH -ohjelma tukee Nepalin omien kehityssuunnitelmien tavoitetta vesihuolto- ja sanitaatiopalveluiden ulottamiseksi koko väestölle vuoteen 2017 mennessä. Ohjelma on integroitu Nepalin hallinnon järjestelmiin. Hanketta toteutetaan viiden kompo
nentin kautta: 1)sektorin harmonisaatio koordinaatio ja tehostaminen 2) paikallisten hallintojärjestelmien kehittäminen ja vahvistaminen 3) katastrofivalmiuksien parantaminen 4)koordinoitu sanitaatio ja hygienia -kampanja Länsi-Nepalissa 5) sanitaatio- 
ja hygieniaohjelmien valtavirtaistaminen hallituksen ja muiden toimijoiden hankkeisiin.Nepalin hallitus on sitoutunut YK:n vuosituhattavoitteiden saavuttamiseen. Vesihuollon ja sanitaatiopalvelujen saaminen myös syrjäkylien asukkaiden kannalta inhimillis
elle tasolle vahvistaa yhteiskunnallista tasapuolisuustavoitetta. Hygieniatason paraneminen vaikuttaa suoraan tautien ennaltaehkäisyyn ja kohentaa köyhien ihmisten elinoloja. UNICEF:n WASH (Water Sanitation and Hygiene) -ohjelman tavoitteena on Nepalin t
ukeminen tavoitteessaan ulottaa vesi- ja sanitaatiopalvelut koko väestölle vuoteen 2017 mennessä. Erityistä huomiota kohdistetaan lasten ja syrjäytyneiden ryhmien mukaan ottamiseen kehitysprosesseihin koulujen vesihuolto- ja sanitaatiopalvelujen paran
tamiseen sekä palvelujen ulottamista marginaalisille ryhmille.
FLC: Support to Female Entreprenours in Mountain Regions of Tajikistan PYM: Tuki naisyrittäjille Tadzhikistanin vuoristoalueilla The project will support and strengthen existing rural women-led small businesses to improve the economic security of the most vulnerable families and to increase the earnings of rural women to enhance household's income in order to reduce risks of economi
c shocks. Hankkeella tuetaan naisyrittäjäryhmiä Tadzhikistanin vuoristokylissä.
F.a: Sagar Area Development Project The programme works for the improvement of rural communities’ socio-economical situation and quality of life, as well for the strengthening of community capacities in Sagar, Madhya Pradesh State, Central India. The programme is implemented in a rural are
a affected by drought where the majority of inhabitants are poor landless people or poor peasants. Food security fluctuates due to volatile crops. The quality of school education is weak and school drop out is common, especially among girls. Malnutrition i
s prevalent, and many mothers deliver their babies without proper facilities and attention.  Focus of the programme is especially in reducing children's malnurtition. During the implementation of the programme, rural community members are mobilized for col
laboration, the nutrition and health status of community people, especially children under 5 and their mothers is strengthened, the quality of pre and primary school education enhanced and women’s and girls’ equality strengthened. The programme benefit
s 40.000 people in 48 villages. The main partner is World Vision India, which is responsible for the programme implementation and for the utilization of the programme resources.
F.a: Free Legal Service and Mobile Clinic for Poor and Marginalised Women and Children Women are often victims of the discrimination. Living in remote rural areas, women's rights are often unsatisfactory. The reasons for the unequal situation can be found in cultural, economic and political factors. Nepal's judicial system is relatively slow
 and inefficient. Women's access to legal institutions is generally still weaker than for men and women are often not aware of their rights. The beneficiaries are the most vulnerable women and in need of legal assistance and counseling in Kathmandu, Kask, 
and Banken counties. The project also aims to strengthen the role of civil society in promoting women's rights in by for example networking and information-collection. Legal Aid and Consultancy Centre (LACC) was founded by women lawyers, and its goal is to
 get active women players in Nepal's social, legal and economic development. At the same time the organization, aims at protecting and promoting on women's and children's rights. Legal Aid and Consultancy Centre (LACC) was founded by women lawyers, and its
 goal is to get active women players in Nepal's social, legal and economic development. At the same time the organization, aims at protecting and promoting on women's and children's rights http://lacc.org.np/
FLC: Legal and psychological support for women victims of gender based violence - Phase II This is the continuation of a former successful project. They are already working in the matter with the women of the area. They estimate that in a couple of years the services they provide might be assumed by local authorities or national government. As a
 matter of fact they have previously transferred to local government a similar project about children's rights and current Bolivian government has just set as a national priority the fight against gender based violence. They are already working on the matt
er in collaboration with local governmental agencies./ Chuquisaca (Central Andes of Bolivia).
F.a: Expanding the human rights spaces for the benefit of female and male sex workers in Kisumu the promotion of Kisumu sex workers' rights by informing and capacitating the relevant stakeholders and the general public as well as offering legal advice. www.kash.or.ke
F.a: Supporting Indigenous Capacity-Building for Territorial Management Planning Supporting Indigenous Capacity-Building for Territorial Management Planning
F.a: Early Childhood Care and Development The programme aims to build opportunities for 0-6 year old children to grow in a healthy and stimulating environment through an inclusive and integrated community based early childhood care and development intervention. The programme includes four key comp
onents that include strengthening parenting skills and knowledge to support child development; increasing access to quality early learning services for vulnerable children, facilitating effective transitions to primary school and advocacy at community, dis
trict and national level to meet the development needs of young children. Of the country’s 0-6 year old children, only 4% has access to some form of ECCD and especially in the rural areas access to early learning is limited due to lack of awareness and p
overty on the part of communities and parents, lack of supportive policy and commitment on the part of government, and also neglect on the part of donors to this very crucial sector. The programme targets the most vulnerable children including girls, orpha
ns and children with disabilities. In total 8 000 children, 8 350 parents and 125 teachers will benefit from the programme. The programme is implemented by Plan Mozambique in cooperation with the communities and the government.
F.a: Digital Talking Books Production and Distribution for Persons with Print Disabilities The group will produce 200 new titles of digital books. The group will also convert 100 existing digital books into DAISY system. Disabled students will receive books.
F.a: Leadership Training for Young Persons with Disabilities of Osh region Leadersship training for 15 Young Persons with Disabilities in Osh Region. The project will include 2 3 day long trainingcamps for 15 young Persons with Disabilities, where they will learn about group forming and leadership and will also get training on pr
oject proposal writing.
F.a: ACAT Burundi serving detainees Burundi's judicial system suffers from inefficiency, and the lack of independence, resources, and education, and corruption. There are more court cases, many of which are politically sensitive, than there is time to handle them. Arbitrary arrest, prolonged
 pre-trial detention and torture in custody are common, as well as the impunity of the authorities. Poverty of the accused, as well as the lack of capacity of the judicial system, corruption and inefficiency,  make more difficult or prevent the investigati
on, the use of defenders and witnesses court cases, the keeping the pretrial detention time limited,  as well as keeping the appeal process operational. The conditions of prisoners and detainees are poor, even life-threatening. The project aims to strength
en the knowledge of the prisoners and the prison authorities of the judicial and penal system, as well as the capacity of the prison authorities to deal with complaints, provides information for the prisoners about progress of the legal process and to info
rm ACAT about the cases which need  intervention. In addition, the aim is to increase awareness of human rights by the prison authorities. The project target group consists of Muramvya and Mpimba prisons prisoners and authorities. The project aims to reach
 a total of 3 600 prisoners. The project's target prisons are overcrowded, for example Mpimba prison is designed for 800 persons, but there are more than 3 500 prisoners in the prison. The project activities aim at reaching particular women's prison popula
tion ( pregnant women, mothers of young children , widows), minor prisoners, and prisoners over the age of 60, prisoners that have been at least two years in the pre-trial detention, as well as illiterate poor, who are left without proper court proceedings
. The project will also include an analysis of the human rights violations in Ngozi, Gitega, Ruyigi and Rumonge prisons. In addition, the project will benefit from a wider target other prisons, prisoners who want to get more legal information, prison autho
rities and the ACAT volunteers. Action des chrétiens pour l' Abolition de la Torture ACAT - Burundi is an organization set up in 2001, whose work focuses on the prevention of torture, the death penalty and sexual violence prevention work, as well as a bro
ader promotion of human rights.
Humanitarian assistance Somalia Humanitaarinen apu WFP Somalia Humanitarian and food security situation continues to be extremely fragile in Somalia. The humanitarian needs for 2015 are 863 million USD of which at the moment 37 % is covered. The needs for WFP are over 290 million USD of which covered at the moment 357
 %. 855 000 people are estimated to be acutely food insecure and 308 000 children under the age of five are acutely malnourished. Overall 39 million people need life-saving support. The 2015 El Nino effect has caused flooding to large areas. In a country w
hich is still recovering  from the crisis in 2011 large scale flooding will have a devastating impact on food security and nutrition. Northern parts of the country are seeing one of the driest years in memory causing severe shortages of food and water and 
deaths of livestock. Somalian humanitaarinen sekä ruokaturva tilanne jatkuu erittäin heikkoina ja kuivuuden takia maahan odotetaan jopa nälänhätää. Vuodelle 2017 maan tarpeet ovat yhteensä 8635 miljoonaa USD joilla pyritään saavuttamaan 39 miljoonaa ihmistä. Humanit
aarisen avun tarpeessa arvioidaan parhaillaan olevan n. 5 miljoonaa ihmistä joista yli miljoona on hätätilassa ruokaturvan suhteen. Jälkimmäisen luvun arvioidaan nousevan 1.3 miljoonaan ihmiseen kuluvan vuoden toukokuuhun mennessä. 320000 lasta on ak
uutisti aliravittuja ja heistä 50000 vakavasti aliravittuja.