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F.a: Training teachers for deafs The project provides training for teachers to facilitate education for deaf children and their access to different school levels, more information to decision-makers and trainers and provides social and counseling services to deaf people. It is estimated t
hat there are over 500.000 deaf persons in Ethiopia, mostly young people, and only less than 5 % of them has access to school. There are very few schools for deaf in the whole country. In addition, special classes for deaf children exist in ordinary school
s but after 4th grade they have to attend ordinary classes where the teachers usually do not have sign language skills. The project includes also complementary training courses for teachers working with deaf children and for education sector functionaries 
responsible for special education. The project works in cooperation with the local Association of the Deaf and the Ministry of Education. In addition, the project increases knowledge about deafness and looks for advocacy opportunities as well as contacts w
ith deaf people and people interested in the work. The implementing agency is the Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus-Development and Social Services Commission-South Central Synod-School for the Deaf (EECMY-DASSC-SCS-School for the Deaf) in Hossana.
F.a: Livelihood Support of PWDs in Maputha by Animal Husbandry Foodsecurity and animal husbandry project. 15 interested PWD members are trained to keep animals. They divide into three groups. Each group constructs own animal shelter in someone's back yard. Each group gets six goats (4F/2M), six sheep and six cows.  An
imals are let to feed freely around part of every day. A guard for each group is hired for a year. 15 PWD families get food and income from the livestock.
F.a: Establishment of a capacity building and ICT centre for the people with disabilities An accessible capacity building and ICT centre for persons with a disability will be established in Dhaka, Bangladesh. 120-150 persons with a disability will receive vocational training (ICT) and half of whom are women with a disability. 30 disability orga
nisations will receive technical support to enhance their capacity. Half of these organisations are led by a woman with a disability. The capacity and skills of persons with a disability will grow and they will have a chance to get employed after receiving
 training. The organisations that have received support can manage their activities and personnel better and the disability movement will become stronger.
Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Social and Environmental Standards, Development Impact Group
Beam: Preparatory project for a formation of an ecosystem to developing markets “NAMHUB“: Green, safe and smart transport and logistics hub to Namibia Green, safe and smart transport and logistics hub to Namibia
F.a: Support for vulnerable children in mining communities The project supports vocational training for child workers and other especially vulnerable children and young people in the mining areas and strengthens their capacity to defend and promote their rights. There are still about 850.000 child workers in Boliv
ia, many of them living in the mining areas. The project area includes Llallagua, Uncia and Siglo XX in the mining department of Potosi. By the end of the second phase the possibilities of good life of these children and young people have been strengthened
, the awareness of the problems and risks connected to child labor has increased in the mining communities and outside of them, child workers have been empowered and received education to get better skills and safer income generating activities. In additio
n they work actively to improve their situation through networking and participating in the activities of their own organization MOLDNAT´S. The activities and the economic base of Casa NAT´S, activity center of child workers, are strengthened. The implem
enting agency of the project is CEPROMIN (Centro de Promocion Minera), established in 1979 to work for the rights of mine workers and their families in Bolivia.
F.a: Rearing and Selling Chicken Both the association and its members will ve expected to benefit rom this project providing PwDs job opportunities instead of needing to beg
FLC: CEOSS - Sustainable Livelihood and Food Security Project aims at poverty alleviation and socio-economic development for small farmers that represent one of Egypt's poorest and most vulnerable categories. The project will target small farmers (owning 3 or less feddans of land) in 2 of Egypt's poorest gove
rnorates [Qalyoubia and Beni Suef Governorates] where farmers cannot access their rights of the services provided by the governmental institutions. Farmers have no access to information on market needs most profitable crops or marketing opportunities. The 
target category also includes a significant number of female headed families and marginalized women who lack skills and capacities and are unable to generate income for their families. A set of tailored initiatives/projects capacity building and trainings 
are to be conducted to address the various needs of the target categories to empower them increase their income levels and achieve their domestic food security.The project is to follow the Right Based Approach for development whose main principles are the 
organization and empowerment of citizens inclusion of citizens in the available services whether governmental or private and adopting advocacy campaigns to voice needs and activate neglected laws.Community based Committees are to be democratically elected 
from among the target citizens to represent them in advocating their rights. The democratically elected committees' capacities will be built in various aspects to be able to have the effective and influential role that would enable them to be represented i
n Farmers Cooperatives (FCs) Farmers will implement agricultural modalities for strategic crops to achieve food security and apply adaptive agricultural techniques such as composting. Furthermore Female households will implement income generating projects 
such as breeding high-output strains of goats and poultry dairy projects or post-harvest segregation and packaging or undertaking food processing. The project will build the capacities of FCs elected committees and clusters of small farmers on the necessar
y skills to successfully manage projects and attain food security.
Support to UNICEF Tuki UNICEF:n toimintaan The humanitarian crisis in Lake Chad Basin area affects Nigeria Niger Cameroon and Chad. The situation in North Eastern Nigeria has deteriorated in 2016. In North-Eastern Nigeria 4.6 million people are facing food insecurity. 55 000 are in need of immediat
e assistance and 400 000 children under five years of age face severe acute malnutrition. The difficult food security situation is due to insecurity poor availability and high prices.The situation is particularly difficult in Adamawa Borno and Yobe states.
 The number of internally displaced persons has risen to 1.82 million more than half of these are children. In Borno state alone more than 1.4 million have been displaced due to the violent activities of the terrorist organization Boko Haram. According to 
the UN the humanitarian crisis in Nigeria is among the worst in Africa. UN OCHA estimates the funding needs to be 484 million USD. About 40% has been covered by November 2016.UNICEF has stepped up its activities to help more than 2 million people. Children
 women elderly and disabled require particular attention. The needs for UNICEF are 115 million USD with a funding gap of 75%. Tsad järven alueen humanitaarinen kriisi kattaa Nigerian Nigerin Kamerunin ja Tsadin. Koillis-Nigerian tilanne on kuluneen vuoden aikana muuttunut huolestuttavaksi. Nigerian koillisosissa 46 miljoonaa ihmistä elää vailla varmuutta ruuansaannista. 55 00
0 ihmistä on välittömän avun tarpeessa. Alueella on lähes 400 000 vakavasta akuutista aliravitsemuksesta kärsivää alle viisivuotiasta lasta. Huolestuttava ravintotilanne johtuu pääasiassa heikosta turvallisuustilanteesta ruuan heikosta saatavuude
sta ja sen korkeasta hinnasta. Vaikean tilanteen keskus on Bornon Adamawan ja Yoben osavaltioissa. Nigeriassa on UNICEF:n marraskuun 2016 tietojen mukaan 1.82 miljoonaa sisäistä pakolaista joista 93% asuu näiden kolmen osavaltion alueella. Yli puolet he
istä on lapsia. Yksistään Bornossa yli 1.4 miljoonaa ihmistä on sijoitettu uudelleen terroristijärjestö Boko Haramin väkivaltaisuuksien vuoksi. YK on ilmoittanut että maan humanitaarinen kriisi on pahimpia Afrikan mantereella. Nigeriassa YK:n human
itaarisen avun koordinaatiojärjestö OCHA arvioi rahoitustarpeen olevan 484 miljoonaa USD. Tästä tarpeesta arviolta noin 40 % on katettu marraskuun 2016 tilanteen mukaan.  UNICEF on tehostanut toimintaansa alueella yli 2 miljoonan ihmisen auttamiseksi. 
Naiset lapset vanhukset vammaiset vähemmistöryhmät vaativat erityistä huomiota. UNICEF:n osalta rahoitustarve Nigeriassa on 115 miljoonaa USD ja rahoitusvaje on 75 %.
F.a: Integrated Rural Dev. Programme WHAT: Promoting the food security of ethnic minorities, basic education, health services, sanitation. Training in gender issues, sustainable agriculture, hygiene and sanitation. Preparing and constructing community halls, school buildings and latrines.WHY:
 Approximately 47% of inhabitants in the Viengpoukha district, most of which belong to ethnic minorities, live below the margins of poverty. The project aims to increase the social and ecological welfare of the communities. RESULTS: The local communities e
ngage in enhancing the social and economic rights. Improved livelihoods and sanitation. BENEFICIARIES: Leaders and members in Viengpoukha district’s local communities, ethnic minorities, women and young girls, local authorities. PARTNER: LWF Laos
F.a: Campaign for inclusive social services for children with disabilities in Bombali district, northern Sierra Leone This is for awareness raising and livelihood support targeting children with disabilities. Awareness raising workshop on disability rights focused on children will be provided to relevant stakeholders. 30 teachers will also be trained on children disabilit
y issues, and 20 CWDs will be engaged in confectionary and yougurt sale business
F.a: Protection of the Human Rights of CWDs and their families in the Rudaki Area Consultation on the Rights of Children with Disabilities to 70 parents of Children with Disabilities,  One seminar on Inklusive education for 15 local teachers and organizing training for making traditional handicrafts  for 20 young disabled women.  There 
will be sales exihibition of the products after the training.
F.a: Vocational training for young PWDs and Parents Creating a handicraft workshop, where 7-8 parents of Chilidren with Disabiliteis and Young Persons with disabilities will be trained for 1 month  to prepare handicrafts. The organization will held a sails exhibition.
F.a: Sign Language Training The project aims at eliminating communication barriers among FAMOD members (a cross-disability federation) and at increasing the participation of deaf and hearing impaired people into FAMOD's activities. 30 FAMOD representatives who have different disabili
ties than deaf and hearing impairment, will get sign language training for 6 months.
F.a: Qaqiliya Agricultural Livelihood project According to Palestine Economic Policy Research Institute MAS study that examines the impact of closures and the Israeli Separation Barrier on agriculture production of the two districts, Tulkarm and Qalqiliya are of the most affected governorates of the B
arrier due to their proximity to it and the size of their agriculture land. Farmers with part or all of their land in the Seam Zone areas of the Barrier have been harshly affected. The overall profitability and output have been declining for these farmers,
 and in many cases, the loss of agriculture based earnings results in a total loss of income for the family and decreases their connection to their threatened land.  Further, farmers in the area complain of wild boars which destroy their crops, making farm
ing less attractive.This project will support the resilience of the community and enable them to increase their income through marketing high value crops. Overall objective: To contribute to alleviated poverty in oPt. Outcome: Livelihoods of 80 women led a
nd poor households are improved through agriculture income generating activities.  Expected results:• 80 women led and poor households are provided with a source of income- Providing 80 women headed and poor households with necessary agriculture inputs f
or cultivation of land- Providing technical support- Capacity training in good farming practices and basic feasibility/accounting skills- Linking women to their local cooperative for marketing their products• 2 cooperatives/CBOs have the capacity to supp
ort women to market their products to the local market- Capacity training for cooperative- Providing production input for processing products- Linking cooperative to additional marketing companiesRight-holders/ beneficiaries:- Women led households and poor
 households- Cooperative/CBO (improved capacity to implement processing and marketing activities for the women beneficiaries)Duty-bearers: Ministry of Agriculture Qalqiliya BranchImplementing partner:The Economic, Social and Development Center (ESDC)
FLC/LCDZ: Young Voices Disability Rights Advocacy Project PYM/ LCDZ: Tietoisuuden lisääminen ja ihmisoikeuksien puolustaminen vammaisten nuorten parissa Leonard Cheshire Disability Zimbabwe (LCDZ) is a non-political Zimbabwean registered disability welfare organization. The mission of the organization is to enable children and youth with disabilities to improve their quality of life and to campaign for the
 removal of the barriers which hinder them. The overall goal of this project is ?Improved human rights and participation of people with disabilities in social economic and political spheres in Zimbabwe. This will be achieved through contributing to the imp
lementation and monitoring of the UNCRPD and disability commitments in the Constitution of Zimbabwe. In doing so the project will strengthen the capacities of young people with disabilities to be active citizens who can participate fully in civil society a
ction and in decision making. The project operates with Young Voices groups of disabled youth by informing them on and including them in processes that regard the implementation of their rights. The activities include eg. participation and contributions to
 the State Party Report on UNCRPD production of the translated UNCRPD in accessible formats and organizing dialogues with policy makers. Leonard Cheshire Disability Zimbabwe (LCDZ) on vammaisten lasten ja nuorten oikeuksien puolesta kampanjoiva järjestö. Uuden hankkeen päätavoite on parantaa vammaisten tilannetta Zimbabwessa toimimalla perustuslain ja YK:n vammaisia henkilöitä koskeva
n yleissopimuksen (UNCRPD) mukaan sekä lisäämällä tietoisuutta ihmisoikeuksista etenkin vammaisten nuorten parissa. Hankkeessa mm. tuetaan nuorten vammaisten Young Voices -ryhmien kapasiteettia järjestetään työpajoja vammaisten oikeuksista sekä o
tetaan osaa vammaisasioihin liittyviin keskusteluihin päättäjien kanssa. Tavoitteena on valvoa että vammaisten ääni tulee kuulluksi lakien toimeenpanossa.  Mm. EU DFID ja YK-järjestöt ovat tukeneet tai tukevat järjestöä.
F.a: Yemen: Enhancing Inclusiveness of Peace-making Efforts in Yemen Three years into the political transition, Yemen spiralled into a complex, multi-layered conflict that has brought the political process to a complete halt and created a humanitarian crisis of unprecedented scale. The ongoing conflict has both exacerbated 
the pre-existing political tensions and created new lines of division that permeate all levels of the society. A lack of platforms for inclusive dialogue on critical issues for Yemen’s long-term peace and stability has left space for deepening rifts betw
een the various Yemeni factions and increased the possibility of external actors to capitalise on these divisions. The absence of common platforms and its negative repercussions are manifest both at the national and local level. At the national level, ther
e is in effect no broader discussion or information on solutions that would be acceptable to all key Yemeni groups. Recognising that exclusion of any key group from the political process undermines the sustainability of the process and the ultimate solutio
ns, the project provides a platform for groups from across the political spectrum to engage in dialogue on critical issues for Yemen’s long-term security and stability and supports the development of joint recommendations feeding into the search for solu
tions in the formal process. The ability to engage actors from across the political divides at all levels of the society makes CMI well placed to provide relevant support for the broader peace-making efforts. In the extremely polarized political environmen
t of Yemen, there are few actors that enjoy the trust of all sides of the conflict and would thus be capable of bringing all key groups together to search for mutually acceptable solutions to the most critical conflict issues. Building on these strengths, 
the project is designed to provide an informal, inclusive support track for any national-level political process. The project seeks to support Yemeni peace-making efforts through inclusive dialogue on critical issues for Yemen’s long-term peace and stabi
lity. It aims to create communication channels and channels for exchange enhanced between stakeholders from across conflict divides; reduce level of tensions between stakeholders from different political and armed groups; and develop inclusive, mutually ac
ceptable solutions to critical national issues.
F.a: Cassava production project in Kailahun The main goal of this project is to improve the lives of 30 PWDs (15 female/15 male) through cassava production, processing and marketing. The organization owns 2,5 acres of land for this.
F.a: Forest Right Implementation Program 2013-16 In the project the implementing organisation is aiming at improving the implementation of Forest Rights Act + PESA provisions (eg. local level management practises of community resources) in scheduled areas of Rajasthan. The central government has issued r
evised guidelines for FRA and clarified many issues affected the implementation adversely. The project will focus on FRA implementation in light of new guidelines and cover the rejected, left out families to get their rights. It willalso work on community 
forest rights implementation and cover 50 villages right from claim preparation to recognition of rights and establishing management systems at local level. Besides this, JJVS will start with organizing gram sabhas, setting-up arrangements for PESA at gram
 sabha level, capacitating local leadership to assume responsibilities and grounding the PESA provisions in selected villages. Apart from these a cadre of local volunteers will be promoted to support the gram sabhas and its functionaries.
FLC: SAN matter PYM: OYO/ SAN Alkuperäiskansojen asialla OYO project has an aim to promote cultural traditions in a way that utilizes drama and dance. The project focuses on indigenous SAN culture and how the SAN people struggle to access services due to their cultural difference with the dominant cultures surro
unding them. The project will illustrate the elements of SAN culture and present it to the stakeholders in order to bring about debate on the impact that culture has in the implementation and realization of rights. The project will further tackle the chall
enge of school drop outs and equip officials to better approach the learners who tend to get isolated at schools. OYO:n hankkeessa on tavoitteena edistää kulttuuriperinteitä uudesta näkökulmasta draaman ja tans-sin kautta. Hanke keskittyy SAN-kulttuuriin ja siihen kuinka valtakulttuurista poikkeavilla heimoilla on hankaluuksia saavuttaa palveluja ja valtaväestö
jen edustajien on hankalaa käsittää kulttuurista johtuvia eroavaisuuksia siten että alkuperäiskansat saavuttaisivat oikeutensa. Rahaa haetaan seuraaviin: 1.Kymmenestä nuoresta koostuvaan tanssiryhmään jotka kehittävät hankkeeseen liittyvät esi-t
ykset2.Sidosryhmien tapaamisiin maakunnissa liittyvät kuljetus majoitus ja fasilitointikulut3.Videotuotantoon liittyvät kulut4.Ohangwena ja Omaheke-maakunnissa tapahtuvien kierroksien ja esitysten toteuttamiseen liit-tyvät kulut5.Kahden koulunsa keskeyt
täneiden nuorten ryhmän tukeminen ja voimallistaminen ja näiden aktiviteettien toteuttamiseen liittyvät kulut6.Maakunnissa tapahtuvat kilpailut ja tapahtumat 7.Näkyvyyteen ja valistustyöhön liittyvien materiaalien kehittäminen8.Lopullisen sidosryhm
ätapaamisen järjestämiseen liittyvät kulut9.Seurantaan liittyvät kulutHankkeella tavoitellaan seuraavia tuloksia: 1.Uusi OYO tanssiesitys (SAN-Kulttuuri syrjiminen kiusaaminen oikeudet)2.30-40 SAN-nuorta on osallistunut ja voimallistunut 5 viiikkoiste
n koulutusten myötä3.10 koulua Ohangwenassa ja 10 koulua Omaheken maakunnassa ovat osallistuneet hankkee-seen (10% vähemmän koulunsa keskeyttäviä)4.SAN lasten ääni tuodaan esille julkaistujen videoiden kautta sekä nuorten esitysten kautta
F.a: A Better Future for Children in Mwanza and Tanga Regions Tunandoto is Swahili and means ‘We have a dream’. Tanzanian children in Tanga and Mwanza dream about a childhood that will equip them for life in which they can become all that they can be. In order to reach their full potential they desire a childhood
 free from exclusion, malnourishment, poverty, abuse, neglect, physical and intellectual boundaries, rape and various other challenges. The only way to reach that dream is to give them a chance by involving them and allowing them to participate and become 
agents of change in community development. FPCT and Fida have had community interventions with Youth with Disabilities Community Programme (YDCP) in Tanga. The programme was started in 2004 in order to address disability challenges and continues to support
 children with disabilities as well as act as a flagship initiative for disability issues in Tanzania and all over East Africa. Another development intervention of FPCT is in Mwanza where together with Fida they have a long history of working with orphans 
and vulnerable children (OVC). There has been a transition from supporting one individual child into meeting the needs of the entire community through community-based approach. Work in Mwanza has been recognized nationally for its impact on children’s em
powerment and issues of improved food security in Mwanza region. The programme purpose is to have communities actively involved in the holistic development of children in Tanga and Mwanza. The programme consists of 3 components. Component 1 in Tanga, Compo
nent 2 in Mwanza and Component 3 for Horizontal learning. The horizontal learning component is a peer-to-peer learning initiative. Under this programme local governments and communities from Tanga and Mwanza connect with each other to identify, share, and 
replicate the very best practices in order to experience positive transformation in communities. This programme is directly contributing to the realisation of children’s full-potential in Tanzania by involving the communities to help children access thei
r participation rights, protection rights and survival and development rights as mandated by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC). The desired long-term impact is that the human rights violations against children will decrease i
n Tanga and Mwanza.
F.a: Enhancing Agro-pastoral Communities´ livelihood resilience in Togdheer Region, Somaliland Goal: Agro-pastoral communities’ livelihood resilience capacity is enhancedPurpose: Agro-pastoral communities’ capacity to adapt to and mitigate impacts of climate change are improved