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F.a: Shabuye Community Development The overall goal of the project is to improve the social and economic situation of men, women and their families in the Shabuye/Chabi area, and to promote peaceful coexistence between the different ethnic peoples by enhancing participation. In the Gambella
 people’s regional state, Mejengir Zone, the Shabuye (Chabi) people, who are the focus of this project, are socially excluded and culturally subordinated by the neighboring ethnic groups. The number of Shabuye/Chabi is estimated to be 1.500. The Shabuye/
Chabi people used to live in the forest being totally detached from the neighboring peoples except for sharing the market place. They are coming out of the forest to Yeri area due to a settlement program of the government to enable them get access to socia
l services and other basic infrastructure. They are not familiarized with modern farming systems and agricultural extension system is not well established. By the end of the second phase of the project, awareness of the Shabuye/Chabi people to use the soci
al structure is developed; school conditions, school enrollment and attendance of their children has increased; sustainable agriculture has been developed and agricultural extension services have been introduced. The health situation has been improved thro
ugh provision of medicine and equipment to the local health post, sensitization of community members on environmental sanitation, public health and hiv/aids prevention and control as well as potable water supply. The beneficiary is the whole Shabuye/Chabi 
population. The implementing agency is the Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus / Illubabor Bethel Synod Development and Social Services Commission (EECMY-DASSC-IBS) in Mettu.
FLC: Hope for the Blind and Handicapped Rehabilitating Association Purchase of raw materials for skill training and deployment of trainers conduct 2 vocational training programs on production of mops brush and carpet in 2 rounds each for 50 beneficiaries Business skill and entrepreneur training for 100 new beneficiaries f
orming 10 self-help groups each link self-help groups with local government units and micro-finance institutions new beneficiaries support on production of carpet mops and brushes standardize the existing product outlet store for better display and visibil
ity organize public product exhibition develop business dev't strategic plan and organize consultative workshop to integrate disability associations in product value chain which refers to raw materials and distribution of products.- It is to increase incom
e of 100 newly recruited persons with disabilities through creation/establishment of new vocational skill. Thereby translate the acquired vocational skills into business activity + income generation. Increase also marketability of products of 150 existing 
PWDs through market promotion and linkage.- HBHRA will improve the marketability of its products through increased market linkage initiatives. Creation of a value chain of raw materials among PWDs in different rural parts of Ethiopia. Skill acquiring and e
mployment creation for PWDs.- 250 of whom more than 50% women with disabilities are direct beneficiaries.- The co-actors are Charities + societies agency Ministry of Labor + Social Affairs FENAPD and other disability networks in the country. No web site. - Purchase of raw materials for skill training and deployment of trainers conduct 2 vocational training programs on production of mops brush and carpet in 2 rounds each for 50 beneficiaries Business skill and entrepreneur training for 100 new beneficiaries
 forming 10 self-help groups each link self-help groups with local government units and micro-finance institutions new beneficiaries support on production of carpet mops and brushes standardize the existing product outlet store for better display and visib
ility organize public product exhibition develop business dev't strategic plan and organize consultative workshop to integrate disability associations in product value chain which refers to raw materials and distribution of products.- It is to increase inc
ome of 100 newly recruited persons with disabilities through creation/establishment of new vocational skill. Thereby translate the acquired vocational skills into business activity + income generation. Increase also marketability of products of 150 existin
g PWDs through market promotion and linkage.- HBHRA will improve the marketability of its products through increased market linkage initiatives. Creation of a value chain of raw materials among PWDs in different rural parts of Ethiopia. Skill acquiring and
 employment creation for PWDs.- 250 of whom more than 50% women with disabilities are direct beneficiaries.- The co-actors are Charities + societies agency Ministry of Labor + Social Affairs FENAPD and other disability networks in the country. No web site.
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ETI/Humanitarian aid for drought victims;WFP ETI/Kuivuuden uhrien auttaminen;WFP Ethiopia suffers from the one of the worst droughts in decades because of the current El Nino phenomenon. There are 10 million people in the need of humanitarian assistance and the total needs are 14 billion USD. Assistance is targeted to 10 million people
. Food assistance needs are 11 billion USD and assistance is needed for people to cope until the next harvest. Etiopia kärsii tällä hetkellä yhdestä pahimmista kuivuuksista vuosikymmeniin El Nino -ilmiön vuoksi. Ruoka-avun tarpeessa on 10 miljoonaa ihmistä ja Etiopian päivitetty humanitaarinen vetoomus vuodelle 2017 on 14 miljardia USD. WFP avustaa 5 miljoo
naa ihmistä ruoka- käteis- sekä ravitsemusavulla. WFP:n tarpeet seuraavalle 6 kuukaudelle on 85 miljoonaa dollaria.
High-level Independent Panel on United Nations Peace Operations (HIPPO); Support of Finland High-level Independent Panel on United Nations Peace Operations (HIPPO); Suomen tuki Finland's support to strengthen analysis and planning capabilities for United Nations peace operations. The project will support the implementation of the recommendations by the High-level Independent Panel on United Nations Peace Operations. The aim is to
 develop UN peace operations to better respond to current peace and security challenges by strengthening the system-wide analysis and planning. Finland supported the preparation of the peace operations review and organized a workshop on conflict prevention
 and mediation in 2015. Finland's support will be allocated to the established system-wide analysis and planning cell in Executive Office of the Secretary-General which builds on the Human Rights up Front initiative. The aim is to strenghten the ability of
 the United Nations to promote early warning and early action strategies and deliver better tailored and coherent peace operations based on accurate situation analysis. The recipient countries will be the host countries of the peace operations. Currently t
here are almost 60 UN peace operations most of them in Africa and Middle-East. The Finnish support is 200 000 euros for the year 2016. Suomen tuki YK:n rauhanoperaatioden suunnittelu- ja analyysikyvyn kehittämiseen. Hankkeella tuetaan YK:n pääsihteerin asettaman YK:n rauhanoperaatioita tarkastelleen asiantuntijapaneelin (HIPPO) raportin suositusta. Tavoitteena on suunnittelu- ja analyy
sikykyä parantamalla kehittää YK:n rauhanoperaatioita vastaamaan nykyajan rauhan ja turvallisuuden haasteisiin. Suomi tuki rauhanoperaatiotarkastelun valmistelua ja järjesti Helsingissä rauhanvälitystä ja ennaltaehkäisyä koskevan työpajan 2015. T
uki kohdentuu YK:n pääsihteerin toimistoon perustettun YK:n laajuisen suunnittelu- ja analyysisolun toimintaan. Tavoitteena on vahvistaa YK:n kykyä edistää varhaisvaroituksen ja varhaisen toiminnan strategioita ja tuottaa paremman tilannearvion myöt
ä paremmin kohdennettuja ja tehokkaampia rauhanoperaatioita. Tuen kohdemaita ovat rauhanoperaatioiden isäntämaat. YK:n rauhanoperaatioita on tällä hetkellä lähes 60 joista suurin osa on Afrikassa ja Lähi-idässä. Suomi tukee hanketta 200 000 eurol
la vuonna 2016.
F.a: Disabled Peoples right to employment and livelihoods Project related to raising chicken for 50 persons with a disabiilty of whom half are women. Project team will choose beneficiaries from the poorest families. Provide training on chicken raising and small businesses. Give monetary support to buy the chicken
s.
FLC: Contributing to the institutional integration of women's rights PYM: Naisten oikeuksiin liittyvien arvojen institutionaalinen integrointi The project aims at strengthening the capacity of the National Mutual Aid organization of Morocco related to women's rights. Furthermore the project aims at creating tools to help women who are victims of violence. The project will be implemented in the re
gion of Meknes where IPDF works actively. Hanke pyrkii  vahvistamaan Marokon ns. keskinäisen avun organisaation (l'Entraide Nationale) kapasiteettia naisten oikeuksiin liittyen. Hankkeessa pyritään myös luomaan työkaluja väkivaltaa kohdanneiden naisten auttamiseksi. Maantieteellisenä alueen
a on Meknesin seutu missä kumppanijärjestö IPDF toimii aktiivisesti.
REG/Humanitarian aid to famine in Western Africa (Sahel)/WFP ERITT/Humanitaarinen apu Läntisen Afrikan alueen (Sahel) ruokapulaan/WFP The humanitarian appeal for Sahel region for 2016 is 201 billion USD. The biggest needs are in food and nutrition sectors. The appeal includes 77 million food insecure and 31 million children under the age 5 that suffer from acute malnutrition. The appeal 
covers 9 countries which are Mali Niger Burkina Faso Mauritania Senegal Gambia Nigeria Chad and Cameroon. YK:n humanitaarisen avun yhteisvetoomus 2016 Sahelin alueelle on 201 miljardia USD.  Suurimmat tarpeet ovat ruokaturva- ja ravintosektoreilla. Vetoomus kohdistuu 77 miljoonaan ruokaturvattomaan ja 31 miljoonaan alle 5-vuotiaaseen akuutista aliravitsemukses
ta kärsivään lapseen. Vetoomus kattaa 9 maata jotka ovat Mali Niger Burkina Faso Mauritania Senegal Gambia Nigeria Tsad ja Kamerun.
F.a: Improvement of the conditions of social adaptation of CWDs and providing early professional orientation Providing cooking courses for 40 young Persons with Disabilities and their Parents. The aim of the project is to introduce to young persons with disabilities the idea of working and active life and to give training for Parents of Children with Disabilities
 to run their own small business.
Farmers´market Enhancing Access to Profitable Markets (continuation) Viljelijän markkinat - Tuottaville markkinoille pääsyn mahdollistaminen (jatko) Farmers´ market ? Enhancing Access to Profitable Markets Project (2012?2014) improves small-scale farmers' income security in the three communities in rural Zambia by providing them with business skills knowledge and means. The project responds for challe
nges the farmers living in rural areas are facing when trying to get living by their livelihood. The project has included Market Research Negotiation skills Transportation and Market Financing. Though clear improvements and progress in the marketing skills
 and knowledge among the farmers have been achieved some challenges have been identified during the project. Challenges have consisted the inadequate entrepreneurship and financial management skills low utilization of donkeys and lack of the local governan
ce of the Marketing Committees. There is a need for the continuation project and supplement of the activities to attain the full sustainability of the project. The main objective of the continuation project is to strengthen the local communities by providi
ng additional skills knowledge and support to farmers. The main activities suggested for the continuation project are the trainings in entrepreneurship financial management and negotiation skills familiarizing communities more with the utilization and mana
gement of donkeys creating business agreements with the buyers and developing governance and operational guidelines for the Marketing Committees. Viljelijän markkinat ? Tuottaville markkinoille pääsyn mahdollistaminen -projekti (2012?2014) parantaa viljelijöiden toimeentuloturvaa kolmessa yhteistyökylässä Sambiassa tarjoamalla viljelijöille taitoja ja keinoja liiketoiminnan parantamiseen. Ha
nke pyrkii vastaamaan haasteisiin joita maataloudesta syrjäseudulla toimeentulonsa saavat viljelijät kohtaavat.Projekti on pitänyt sisällään koulutuksia ja kokemuksten keräämistä liiketoiminnan eri osa-alueista sekä kuljetusongelman helpottamista
 aaseilla. Vaikka viljelijöiden liiketoimintataidot ovat parantuneet ja kylät ovat vahvistuneet muutamia haasteita on tunnistettu projektin aikana. Haasteena ovat olleet viljelijöiden vähäiset varainhoito- ja kirjanpitotaidot aasien vielä vähäinen 
hyödyntäminen sekä markkinointikomiteoiden sääntöjen puute.  Jotta kestäviä tuloksia saadaan aikaan on projektin jatko ja lisätuki viljelijöille koettu tarpeellisiksi. Suunniteltu jatko sisältää lisäkoulutuksia yrittäjyydestä varainhoidosta
 kirjanpidosta ja neuvottelutaidoista lisäperehdytystä aasien käsittelystä ja hyödyntämisestä markkinointikomiteoiden hallinnon ja sääntöjen kehittämisen vierailuja keskeisille markkinapaikoille sekä yhteistyösopimusten luontia ostajien kanssa
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F.a: National advocacy project on the issue of punishment of sexual violence in South Kivu One of the special characteristics of the conflict in Congo has been of the raw and systematic violence against women and girls. Sexual violence takes place in the eastern part of the conflict and the systematic impunity is a fundamental problem: the autho
rities are intervening a very limited number of cases and the judicial system does not have enough resources for effective work. The aim is to fight against the impunity of the sexual violence crimes by providing legal assistance to victims of sexual viole
nce and raising awareness of sexual violence in the legal context. The target groups are the victims of sexual violence, women and girls and their families . Action des Droits des chretiens Activistes de l' Homme a Shabunda ACADHOSHA is an organization fou
nded in 2001 that works in South Kivu in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The organization works, especially in remote areas of Shabunda y Mwenga . The organization's goal is to promote respect for human rights, especially women's and children's
 rights, as well as to work in order to eliminate impunity, discrimination and violence . www.acadhosha.org
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Iraq emergency operation; Finnish Red Cross Punaisen Ristin kansainvälisen komitean (ICRC) Irakin hätäapuoperaatio; Suomen Punainen Risti The parties to the conflict in Iraq are preparing for the fight over the city of Mosul and its surroundings. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has estimated that the entire operation will have a severe humanitarian impact on the lives of 
3 million people. The ICRC's contingency plan focuses on the distribution of water food hygiene and household items to IDP's supporting clinics with medicine and dressing kits as well as training and supporting the staff of health facilities. The Finnish R
ed Cross (FRC) will support the ICRC's operation by procuring emergency goods and by deploying a logistician under the ICRC umbrella. Irakin sodan osapuolet valmistautuvat taisteluun Mosulin kaupungista ja sen lähialueista.Punaisen Ristin kansainvälisen komitean (ICRC) arvion mukaan operaatiolla on vakavat vaikutukset jopa 3 miljoonan ihmisen elämään. ICRC:n varautumissuunnitelman m
ukaisesti operaatiossa jaetaan puhdasta vettä ruokaa hygienia- ja kotitaloustarvikkeita maansisäisille pakolaisille. Klinikoita ja sairaaloita tuetaan lääkkeillä ja haavanhoitotarvikkeilla sekä kouluttamalla henkilökuntaa. Suomen Punainen risti (SPR
) tukee komitean operaatiota materiaali- ja henkilöavun (logistikko) keinoin.
UNICEF - WASH Earthquake Recovery Programme UNICEF - vesihuollon ja sanitaation jälleenrakennushanke The catastrophic earthquake of 25th April 2015 measuring 7.8 Richter scale had its devastating consequences on human lives and property as well as infrastructures including WASH services in Nepal. The gains that Nepal had made so far in achieving the MDG t
argets on water and sanitation has been negatively challenged by the damages of water supply and sanitation services. UNICEF WASH Earthquake Recovery Programme will support reconstruction efforts in Nepal particularly in WASH sector with a particular focus
 on Disaster Risk Management. The expected results and outcomes of the programme are formulation and operationalization of disaster risk reduction and climate change policies capacity building and system building for disaster preparedness and response and 
earthquake affected water supply schemes and school toilets and water systems rehabilitation. Rehabilitated water supply schemes will serve at least 33 000 people and school toilets and water systems rebuilding will serve at least 20 000 children. At least
 20 000 school children will be also educated on hand washing.In International Conference on Nepal?s Reconstruction on 25th of June 2015 Finland pledged two million euros (2 000 000) to the reconstruction efforts in Nepal. The contribution was decided to b
e channeled through UNICEF based on earlier cooperation. Finland provided one million euros (1 000 000) support for 2016. The programme will receive additional funding of one million euros for 2017 as pledged in 25th of June 2015. Nepalissa 25.4.2015 sattuneella (78 Richterin asteikolla) maanjäristyksellä oli suuret vaikutukset ihmisten elämään ja omaisuuteen mukaan lukien vesi- ja sanitaatioinfrastruktuuriin. Maanjäristystuhoilla on negatiivinen vaikutus myös Nepalin pyrkimy
ksille saavuttaa vuosituhattavoitteet veden ja sanitaation osalta.UNICEF:n vesihuollon  ja sanitaation jälleenrakennushanke tukee  vesi- ja sanitaatiosektorin jälleenrakennusta siten että erityistä huomioita kiinnitetään katastrofivalmiuden kehittäm
iseen. Hankkeen tulokset liittyvät katastrofi- ja ilmastonmuutosuhkien vähentämiseen tähtäävien linjausten valmisteluun ja käyttöönottoon katastrofiuhkiin valmistautumiseen ja niiden hoitamiseen liittyvään kapasiteetinvahvistamiseen sekä maanj
äristyksen tuhoamien vesihuoltojärjestelmien uudelleenrakentamiseen. Hankkeen puitteissa korjattavat vesihuoltojärjestelmät tulevat palvelemaan ainakin 33 000 ihmistä ja koulujen vesi- ja sanitaatiojärjestelmien korjauksista tulee hyötymään ainaki
n 20 000 lasta. Kansainvälisessä jälleenrakennuskonferenssissa 25.6.2015 Suomi antoi sitoumuksen kahden miljoonan (2 000 000) euron tuesta Nepalin maanjäristyksen jälkeiseen rakennukseen.  UNICEF identifioitui hanketoteuttajaksi aikaisempaan hyvään 
yhteistyöhön perustuen. Nepalin kehitysyhteistyömäärärahaleikkausten vuoksi UNICEF:n kanssa solmittiin vuonna 2015 sopimus miljoonan euron (1 000 000) rahoituksesta vuodelle 2016 ja toinen miljoona (1 000 000) sisällytettiin sopimukseen optiona vuod
elle 2017.  Hankkeelle tehdään lisämyöntö 25.6.2015 annetun sitoumuksen mukaisesti.
F.a: Development of small producer organizations in Guatemala Coffee is Guatemala’s main export product before bananas and sugar. Climate change threatens the coffee production in Central America as the temperature rise and rainfall fluctuation endanger the whole industry in many areas. In addition the rust disease
 has seriously hit the whole region cutting around a quarter of the harvest. Damages caused by the rust disease have also reduced the employment of seasonal workers.During the project’s planning phase in 2014, the coffee producers identified as their maj
or problems - in addition to climate change and the rust disease - cooperatives’ weak governance, low productivity, lack of quality control, shortage of working capital and difficulties in market access. The goal of the Guatemalan project is to improve l
ivelihood of small-scale coffee producers. The project’s purpose is to develop the country's coffee producer organizations to be more efficient and productive. The project develops producer organizations’ governance by developing strategic plans for pr
oducer organizations and supporting production of gender equality policies and deployment of those. Productivity of coffee will be improved by making farm management plans, increasing organic fertilizers’ production, by setting up nurseries to replace co
ffee plants and by establishing demonstration plots with special focus on adaptation to climate change. Quality of coffee will be improved by training technicians on repair and maintenance of processing machines. In addition, the project will develop fundi
ng opportunities and facilitate market access by training on market knowledge.The project includes all 15 Fairtrade coffee producer cooperatives of Guatemala. These cooperatives are responsible for around 3,4 percent of Guatemalan coffee production and the
ir export volumes are between 5 and 50 containers per year. The direct beneficiaries of the project are around 15.000 coffee producers, of which 17 percent are women. The project implementation began in late 2014.Implementing partner organizations are Lati
n American and the Caribbean network of small Fairtrade producers, CLAC, and it’s Guatemalan Network (Coordinadora Guatemalteca de Comercio Justo, CGCJ).http://clac-comerciojusto.org/http://www.cgcj.org.gt/
F.a: Developing District Level Hospitals The Health care system in North Korea is still in need of external assistance in order to provide the essential basic services. The Patients of the catchment area of four district/county level hospitals with 460 000 people and one province level hospital w
ith 1 510 000 people will have better health services. The number of doctors and nurses in the partnering hospitals is about 1000 and through training, the impact will spread among workers of other hospitals. In 2016, the project will continue teaching in 
the hospitals to increase the capacity of the hospitals regarding cardiology, radiology and operations. The goal is improved health of population in the selected district/counties. The purpose of the project is improved provision of health services of sele
cted hospitals. Last year the number of diagnostic examinations annually made in the hospitals by the equipment provided by Fida International was about 52 400. The number of appropriate safe surgical procedures annually made by the equipment provided by F
ida in the hospitals is about 6 800. Increasing number of serious diseases can be correctly diagnosed and treated due to practical training of medical personnel. More and more patients are coming to our contact hospitals from other districts/counties in or
der to get access to quality health services because of their good reputation. Medical students are coming to have a practicing period in the district hospitals due to work of Fida International. The project benefits poor and vulnerable families with child
ren, like ordinary farmers and workers. Also the medical personnel of the hospitals and medical students from university hospitals will benefit. Fida International is an implementing agency, but in close collaboration with Korea-EU Cooperation Coordinating
 Agency (KECCA). The project is carried out in cooperation of the leadership and the medical personnel of the five hospitals.