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Construction of Southern Binh Duong Solid Waste Treatment Complex Phase II VIET/South Binh Duong kiinteän jätteen käsittelylaitoshanke II Korkotuki The overall objective of the solid waste treatment project is the improvement of the present under-dimensioned and technically poor waste treatment in the Binh Duong Province. The proposed technology is a combination of material recovery composting combust
ing hazardous waste and land filling. South binh Duongin kiinteän jätteen käsittelylaitoksen kehittämishankkeen toista vaihe
Beam: Development of buiding information modeling Service sector job creation via building information modeling (BIM) in developing countries
F.a: Community Based Health and Safe Households An integrated community project based on the model household concept with ten objectives aimed at promoting good health, education, hygiene and sanitation, nutrition, environmental protection and community solidarity. The concept is based on the training o
f Red Cross volunteers to promote behavioral change and thus to prevent key health problems. To support change, the Red Cross builds toilets in schools, drinking water in villages, and builds houses for the poorest families. Burundi Red Cross is a long ter
m partner and a key humanitarian actor in the country.
F.a: Sensitizing the government and general public with a view to improve the legal protection, welfare and status of rights of LGBTIQ persons… Sexual and gender minorities face serious discrimination and violence in Sri Lanka. The most significant reasons for discrimination are cultural norms and discriminating legislation. The status of LGBTIQ communities and minorities in general has improved i
n 2015 after an opposition candidate won the presidential elections. The new political situation enables organisations promoting LGBTIQ rights to take their work further and achieve changes, both in mental settings and in legislation. The long-term strateg
ic goal of Equal Ground has been to promote acceptability, status, rights and legal protection of LGBTIQ community. One of their main strategies in achieving the goal is networking and seeking support for the organisation’s work both amongst the LGBTIQ c
ommunity and among the larger public. This project aims at strengthening the LGBTIQ community in claiming their rights, improving general knowledge on the rights of sexual and gender minorities, changing or revoking discriminative legislation, and enhancin
g legal protection. The target groups of this project are LGBTIQ communities in 4 cities: Colombo, Kandy, Matara and Nuwara Eliya. Furthermore, the project targets people participating in trainings, Sri Lankan human rights commission, 30 lawyers in EG’s 
lawyers’ network, political decision-makers and the general public. Equal ground, founded in 2004 and registered in 2005, is a Sri Lankan civil society organization seeking to promote the rights of sexual and gender minorities. http://www.equal-ground.or
g/
F.a: Development SmartUps Community Project Smartup Factory project aims to 1. create an inclusive, safe, inspiring, youth friendly and enabling space for young women and men to innovate and develop skills, using youth led approaches, with a special emphasis on girls; 2. support young women and men 
especially girls to interact, network and access opportunities that allow them realize their dreams and enter gainful employment; 3. strengthen the leadership capacity of young women and men especially girls to effectively participate, engage in decision m
aking processes on issues that affect them. Uganda has the world’s third fastest growing population, over 70% of which is young (30 years of age or below), over 50% of the population is under the age of 15 years and approximately 30% are between 15 to 30
 years of age. Majority of the youth out of school have no regular work or income. The project strives to build work-related skills and capacities, build partner CSOs capacity to implement youth targeted programmes, and engage with the private sector and g
overnment to provide safe, inclusive, and gender sensitive youth employment and other income generating opportunities. The expected results are increased technology, design thinking, business and presentation skills which result in increased employment, ne
w businesses, volunteerism and activity among the participants. During 2018-2021 the project aims to reach 3200 youth between 17-26 in Uganda. Plan International Uganda is the main implementing agency. Partners and collaborators include the Media Challenge
 Initiative Uganda (MCI), Design Hub Uganda, The resilient network Africa (RAN), SOS children’s village, Whitaker Innovation hub, Northern Uganda Debaters Association, Techno Serve, CEED Uganda, TAKS Centre, and Gulu University.
Civilian Peace Building Operations Siviilikriisinhallintamenot UM:n ja SM:n kautta EUCAP Sahel Niger focuses on following areas: supporting regional commands to improve crisis management capacities and interoperability of Niger's security actors; strengthening local capacities to collect and share intelligence; improving Nigerien capacit
ies in forensics; providing a full training programme for the municipal police in Agadez; reviewing the management of human resources; building teaching capacity at the security forces' training academies; and ensuring that the armed forces act on a sound 
legal basis in their fight against terrorism and illegal trafficking. Siviilikriisinhallintahankkeet UM:n ja SM:n kautta rahoitetut hankkeet.
F.a: Enhancing Access to Justice for Sexual + Gender Minorities in Kenya The project will promote the realization of human rights by enhancing access to justice for LGBTIQ individuals living in Kenya who often face higher rates of violations of their human rights as envisaged in the 2010 Constitution of Kenya and other internat
ional treaties.  The free legal aid clinic, recently expanded to include legal aid community outreaches, functions to ensure that LGBTIQ persons, who are often unable to obtain redress for violations that they face or resolve legal matters, are able to acc
ess justice without fear of discrimination or recrimination from stakeholders such as police officers. It also addresses the lack of economic agency of majority of the LGBTIQ community to access legal services. The strategic litigation component of our wor
k is critical as it seeks to assert that the constitution affirms the human rights of sexual and gender minorities, including but not limited to, the right to life, freedom from cruel and degrading treatment, freedom from torture, freedom from discriminati
on, the right to equality and dignity, the right to privacy, freedom of association, the freedom of expression as well as socioeconomic rights. These programs individually and cumulatively contribute to the promotion and protection of the human rights of s
exual and gender minorities in Kenya. www.nglhrc.com
Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Namibia Country Office
F.a: Advancing the Rights of Forced Migrants in Nepal In the changed political context of Nepal, there has been significant scope for the drafting, amending number of laws and policies of  various issues of human rights concern. The only issue that lacks the normative framework is of issues relating to forced
 migrants who categorically are refugees and asylum seekers. The project  is dedicated for the population who are in vulnerable conditions resulting from the absence of such laws and policies. The project aims at meeting the expected outcomes of legal prot
ection through four mutually reinforcing  approaches: i) empowering the refugee community by creating a pool of paralegals through a Paralegal Short Course ii) Instantaneous address of legal challenges faced by beneficiaries  through a law clinic and mobil
e legal clinics iii) Public advocacy through outreach, dialogues/discussions, information campaigns, and workshops and iv) Closed-door meetings with host community organizations including law enforcement and administrative officials, members of judiciary a
nd civil society, Community Based Organizations (CBOs)  and other relevant stakeholders not limiting up the official channels. These four-fold approaches will help the forced migrants to access justice, sustainably protect rights of their fellow communitie
s through paralegal short courses and well network with public officials to foster protection sphere. www.inhuredinternational.org
F.a: Global Education The global education projects aim is to increase Finnish stakeholders knowledge and participation in development cooperation and the decreasing of inequality. The projects functions are targeted especially towards primary and secondary school students as w
ell as the as the youth through different events.#The theme for the programme period is The Children Hold the Future. During the year 2018 the school material is produced to be parallel with the Eväät elämään (Food for Life) campaign. For the years 20
19-2021, one broader school material will be produced which can be used for several years. The themes and the geographical area are fined down later in the planning process.#The project is carried out in cooperation with Hyvä Sanoma organizations school m
inistry, whose school visitors will take Fidas materials to the schools and to the action days. Yearly the project will reach approximately 10 000 children and youth in different provinces.#Cooperation with the capital city areas school work is strived to 
be strengthened during the programme period. Yearly Fida will take part in Educa-fair along with the capital city areas schoolwork team and this way, reaches teachers of nearby areas. #During the year 2018 for the first time Fida will take part in students
 event Toukofest in Jyväskylä. Taking part in the other similar events in the future are planned during 2018.#Global education themed parents meetings will be piloted and the students are first time integrated producing the materials and activities.  #Th
e school visitors are trained and the upcoming programme period is planned with them twice a year. The well started action day concept is strengthened.#Global education taking place in churches and school cooperation done by churches are yearly supported b
y organising a nationwide training related to themes of global education. The aim of the training is to increase the number of school visitor volunteers especially in those provinces, where no school visitors exist.
Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. Inter-Governmental Authority for Development (IGAD) Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. Inter-Governmental Authority for Development (IGAD), Social Development Division, Education Programme
F.a: Preventing violent extremism among youth in Uganda 1. Project: 11683 Preventing Violent Extremism Among the Youth in Uganda#2. Project area and Country: Eastern and Central Uganda#3. Project justification: #The eastern districts of the country and the urban centre of Kampala are characterized by the lack o
f educational and livelihood opportunities and growing extremism. Unemployment is higher than the national average (83%) and recently the government closed a number of madrasah schools, resulting in religious teaching moving further into the informal areas
 of the society and with no oversight by the formal educational institutions. Overall, there is a growing recognition of violent extremism as a highly complex and evolving phenomenon that takes various forms and is fuelled by context specific drivers. With
 an increasing radicalisation, the government is yet to develop a strategy to prevent violent extremism (PVE). All indicators point to a worsening situation in Uganda if the dual threat of youth discontentment and the spread of radical ideologies fail to b
e addressed. #4. The main objective and expected results:#The main objective of the project is to contribute to a peaceful Uganda by strengthening individual and community resilience to violent extremism. This will be accomplished through increased employm
ent opportunities for the targeted youth and enhancing their access to information and relevant conflict sensitive approaches. The project will provide them with training in vocational skills and in managing small businesses. The youth will be organised in
 groups and linked with government programmes for youth employment opportunities. Youth Peace Leadership Camps will also be organised. Additionally, communities will be mobilised around the prevention of violent extremism, through the promotion of particip
atory knowledge and learning to influence policies in CVE. #5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: A total of 1000 youth in school and out of school#Duty bearers: Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), Kampala City Council Authority (KCCA), District Education Offic
ers (DEOs), District Community Services coordinators, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ministry of Gender.#6. Implementing partner: Uganda Muslim Youth Development Forum
HN/Rural Electrification project ESSE-FN-2008 Maaseudun sähköistämishanke The rural electrification project ?ESSE-FN-2008? intends to increase the country?s electric coverage through the addition of 572 communities to the National Interconnected System through which 32990 households will receive the benefits with an estimated of
 174847 inhabitants and an estimated cost of 23 MUSD.  In addition the project scope includes the construction of the substation Catacamas 69/345 kV the installation of a 25 MVA transformer and the construction of 30 Km of a 69 kV transmission line from th
e existing substation in Juticalpa.  The total cost of this has been estimated of 10 millions USD bringing additional benefits to the already 22445 electrified households. Hanke on osa Hondurasin hallituksen sosiaalista sähköistämisohjelmaa (National Plan for Social Electrification; PLANES) 2003?2012. Se tukee Hondurasin hallituksen kansallisen vision (Vision of the Country 2010?2038) ja kansallisen suunnitelman (Plan of 
the Nation 2010?2022) kehityspäämääriä. Kyseessä on toinen suomalaisrahoitteinen hanke PLANES-ohjelmassa joista ensimmäinen toteutettiin vuosina 2007?2009. Hankkeen arvo oli 10 milj. dollaria josta Suomen valtion osuus korkotukena oli noin 42 milj. 
dollaria. Hankkeella sähköistettiin 168 yhteisöä ja 14 500 kotitaloutta.Nyt rakennettavan sähkönjakeluverkon on tarkoitus kattaa 744 uutta yhteisöä joissa asuu yhteensä 230 000 henkeä. Hanke toteutetaan Cholutecan Colon Comayaguan Copanin El Para
ison Francisco Morazan Intitucan La Pazan Lempiran Ocotepegunen Olanchon Santa Barbaran Vallen Yoron ja Cortesin sekä Atlantidan lääneissä. Sähkön saatavuus on alueellisen kehityksen perusedellytyksiä joten hankkeen myönteiset kehitysvaikutukset tu
levat olemaan merkittävät niin yksityisen kansalaisen kuin elinkeinoelämänkin kannalta
Communications with stakeholders Sidosryhmäviestintä The implementation of the goals of Finland´s development policy relies on the essential support of Finnish citizens and the relevant interest groups.The Unit for Development Communications supports the Ministry´s departments and units in charge of develo
pment policy and development cooperation in communicating about their work. The common goal is to make both the policies and their relevance as well as the results of Finland´s development cooperation known among the stakeholders and the Finnish public.Th
e guidelines for all the Ministry communications are openness clarity and reliability.  Timely communications active cooperation with the media and strategic work with the stakeholders are all needed.  Long-term global education is equally important as it 
paves the way for global citizenship.A key communications project for interest groups is a programme offered for decision makers to familiarize themselves with development policies. In the course of 2019 the Ministry is preparing the next edition of this p
rogramme as well as developing communications for the alumni.  The allowance is also used for the yearly opinion poll on the public´s attitude. PR-material such as cotton bags are also produced with the allowance.Finland takes part in OECD Development Cen
tre DEVCOM-group and pays a membership fee.  The allowance for communication for interest groups 80 000 euros will be used during 2019 and early 2020. Suomen kehityspolitiikan tavoitteiden toteuttaminen nojaa kansalaisten ja sidosryhmien periaatteelliseen tukeen. Ulkoministeriön kehitysviestintä tekee Suomen kehityspolitiikan linjauksia sekä kehitysyhteistyön tarpeita tavoitteita ja tuloksia tunnetui
ksi suomalaisessa yhteiskunnassa. Yksikkö tukee kehityspolitiikkaa ja kehitysyhteistyötä toteuttavia osastoja viestinnässä.Viestinnän ohjenuorana ovat avoimuus selkeys ja luotettavuus. Oikea-aikaisen viranomaisviestinnän rinnalla tehdään tavoittee
llista mediatyötä ja sidosryhmäviestintää. Pitkäjänteisen globaalikasvatuksen tuki luo pohjaa suomalaisten sitoutumiselle globaaliin vastuunkantoon.Sidosryhmäviestinnän määrärahojen turvin mm. toteutetaan vuotuinen kansalaisten kehitysyhteisty
önäkemyksiä koskeva mielipidetiedustelu.  Sidosryhmäviestinnän määrärahoilla tuotetaan myös tarvittavaa temaattista aineistoa sekä osallistutaan OECD:n Development Centren DEVCOM -verkoston toimintaan.  Sidosryhmäviestintään varattu 80 000 eur
on määräraha käytetään eri toimintoihin vuoden 2021 ja alkuvuoden 2022 aikana.
F.a: Building the Foundation and Advocating for Deaf Leaders WHAT: The project locates young deaf people who previously havent gotten chance to educate or support themselves, and provides them access to education, livelihood and the Deaf community.WHY: 97 % of the deaf in Cambodia have never learned any language, go
tten to school or met another deaf person. The deaf in Cambodia are usually dependent on their family and they live on the edge of family life and the society.HOW: By supporting deaf education, sign language and the Deaf community together with raising dea
f awareness in the society, the Deaf community is able to advocate for equal human rights for the Deaf and sign language users. The project benefits the deaf entering civil society for the first time and their relatives.PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project is
 implemented together with Maryknoll Cambodia which is an American organization under which the Deaf Development Programme has operated since 2002.
FLC: IL/FLC/Peace Now PYM: IL/PYM/Peace Now Peace Now is one of Israel´s oldest peace organizations. Its settlement progrramme follows and analyzes the settlement development and informs the larger audience about it. The Youth for a Democratic Project programme aims to increase the knowledge and em
powerment of youth on the topic. Peace Now on Israelin vanhimpia rauhanjärjestöjä. Sen siirtokuntaohjelma seuraa ja analysoi siirtokuntien kehitystä ja tiedottaa laajaa yleisöä aiheesta. Youth for a Democratic Project -hanke pyrkii lisäämään nuorten tietoisuutta ja voimaantumist
a aiheessa.
Syria crisis; humanitarian aid; UNHCR's regional operation in response to the Syrian crisis Syyrian kriisi; humanitaarinen apu; UNHCR:n alueellinen operaatio Syyrian naapurimaissa The eight-year-long war in Syria has caused the biggest refugee crisis in the world. About 93 percent of the refugees live in neighboring countries to Syria in Turkey Lebanon Jordan Iraq and Egypt. A major proportion of refugees live under the poverty line
 and many lack access to basic services such as education. A massive return of refugees to Syria in 2019 is unlikely. Together with the UN Development Agency (UNDP) the UNHCR coordinates the 3RP a regional plan to assist refugees and their host countries. Syyrian kahdeksan vuotta jatkunut sota on aiheuttanut maailman suurimman pakolaiskriisin. Noin 93 prosenttia pakolaisista asuu Syyrian naapurimaissa Turkissa Libanonissa Jordaniassa Irakissa ja Egyptissä. Merkittävä osa pakolaisista elää köyhyysrajan
 alapuolella eikä kaikilla ole pääsyä peruspalveluiden kuten koulutuksen piiriin. Laajamittainen pakolaisten paluu Syyriaan vuonna 2019 on epätodennäköistä. UNHCR koordinoi yhdessä YK:n kehitysjärjestö UNDP:n kanssa alueellista 3RP-suunnitelmaa 
jolla pyritään parantamaan pakolaisten ja isäntämaiden oloja.
OHCHR; Promotion of the flagship projects of the Human Rights Strategy of the Finnish Foreign Service; women's rights gender equality OHCHR; Ulkoasiainhallinnon ihmisoikeusstrategian kärkihankkeiden edistäminen;  naisten oikeudet ja sukupuolten välinen tasa-arvo; In accordance with the priorities of the Government's report on Development Policy the Government's Human Rights Report and the Human Rights Strategy of the Foreign Service of Finland and its Action Plan and the UN strategy of the Foreign Service of Finlan
d it is proposed to support the establishment and work of a regional gender adviser in the regional office of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) in Addis Ababa in 2015. The two year project (1st October 2015- 30th September 2017) 
is supported with an amount of 453.700 euros.The gender adviser?s work will focus on Djibouti and Ethiopia as well as cooperation with the AU the UNECA and Regional Economic Communities. Support will also be extended to other countries in the sub-region (E
ritrea Kenya Somalia South Sudan Tanzania and Uganda) as relevant.The work of the gender advisor will focus primarily on the realization of three thematic priorities in accordance with the OHCHR's Management Plan 2014-2017: 1) strengthening the effectivene
ss of international human rights mechanisms; 2) integrating human rights in development and the economic sphere; 3) early warning and protection of human rights in situations of conflict violence and insecurity. Valtioneuvoston kehityspoliittisen selonteon valtioneuvoston ihmisoikeuspoliittisen selonteon sekä ulkoasiainhallinnon ihmisoikeusstrategian ja sen toimintaohjelman ja ulkoasiainhallinnon YK-strategian prioriteettien mukaisesti esitetään tuettavaksi YK:
n ihmisoikeusvaltuutetun toimiston (OHCHR) Itä-Afrikan (Addis Abeba) alueelliseen toimiston genderneuvonantajan työtä. Genderneuvonantajan työ tulee keskittymään Djiboutiin ja Etiopiaan sekä yhteistyöhön AU:n Afrikan talouskomission ja alueelliste
n talousyhteisöjen kuten Afrikan sarven alueellinen yhteistyöjärjestöIGAD:n (Inter-Governmental Authority on Development) ja Itä-Afrikan yhteisön (East African Community) kanssa. OHCHR:n Itä-Afrikan alueellinen toimisto tukee myös YK:n läsnäoloa 
Eritreassa KeniassaSomaliassa Etelä-Sudanissa Sudanissa Tansaniassa ja Ugandassa.Genderneuvonantajan työ keskittyy ensisijaisesti kolmen temaattisen prioriteetin toteuttamiseen jotka pohjautuvat OHCHR:n vuosittaisella rahoitusvetoomukselle 2020 ja toimin
tasuunnitelmalle (Management Plan) 2018-21.  Prioriteetit ovat 1) kansainvälisten ihmisoikeusmekanismien erityisesti ihmisoikeussopimusten vaikuttavuuden vahvistaminen; 2) ihmisoikeuksien integrointi kehitykseen ja taloussektorille; 3) ihmisoikeusloukkaus
ten ennakointi ja ihmisoikeuksien suojelu konflikteissa sekä väkivaltaisissa ja turvattomissa tilanteissa.