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Support to WFP's humanitarian operation in South Sudan 2019 Tuki WFP:n humanitaariselle operaatiolle Etelä-Sudanissa 2019 South Sudan is a fragile state suffering from over five years of conflict.Humanitarian needs have decreased 13 % form last year. There are 2 million IDPs in South Sudan and 71 million people in need of humanitarian assistance. The humanitarian appeal for S
outh Sudan is 15 billion USD for 2019. WFP's funding requirements for the next 6 months are 381 million USD. Etelä-Sudanin tilanne on erittäin hauras. Humanitaariset tarpeet ovat pienentyneet 13 % viime vuodesta mutta humanitaarista apua tarvitsevien määrä on pysytellyt samana eli 71 miljoonaa tarvitsee hätäapua. Kotinsa on joutunut jättämään yli 45 mi
ljoonaa ihistä joista noin 2 miljoonaa on maan sisäisiä pakolaisia. Etelä-Sudanin hätäapuvetoomus on 15 miljardia USD vuodelle 2019. WFP:n Etelä-Sudanin tarpeet seuraavalle 6 kuukaudelle on 381 miljoonaa dollaria.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for SOUTH AFRICA Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for SOUTH AFRICA. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
F.a: Integrated protection of forests in Kampar Peninsula and Kerumutan through law enforcement, advocacy and community based management The project advances the implementation of forest and land use law by collecting evidence of peat and forest fires, illegal logging and land use violations, monitoring court cases, communicating about the cases, campaigning and training legal observers. It
 fosters dialogue and campaigning in Riau at village and provincial level and nationally on community-based forest management, strengthens community-based forest conservation and sustainable use capacity at village level, facilitates a community-based fore
st management proposal and advocates for the approval of the proposals already submitted, diversifies sustainable livelihood opportunities on peatlands, strengthens the role of women in community-based forest management and restores peatlands by blocking d
rainage channels and reforestation.
F.a: World Teacher Programme 1. Project: 11689 World Teacher Programme#2. Project description:#Finn Church Aid (FCA) and the Teachers without Borders (TWB) network offer teachers and educators a possibility to volunteer in developing countries. The World Teacher program (WTP) will be 
implemented in collaboration with the FCA Uganda office. The purpose of the project is to support the pedagogical capacity of the local teachers and school management. FCA will train and send 18-20 educators to Uganda for two weeks in July 2019 as part of 
FCAs programme work and the UNICEF funded SCORE-project in West Nile region, Uganda, which targets the lowest performing schools in each district. This is a pilot, previously the programme has taken place within the Dutch development NGO Edukans work.  The
 aim is to repeat similar training weeks during three years in the same schools and to achieve more sustainable results in learner-centered pedagogy and in active and positive learning methods. In 2019 the work was based on the STAR model developed by Eduk
ans, however, in 2019 FCA will develop its own model based on the new FCA education strategy.#Another aim for the project is to support global citizenship education in Finnish schools. The volunteer teachers experiences allow them to contribute to this.#3.
 The main objective and the expected results:#The main objective of the project is to promote sustainable results in the development and improvement of quality education through the increased pedagogical capacity and motivation of the teachers and school m
anagement in six targeted low-performing schools in West Nile region in Uganda. This will be accomplished through the effective promotion of learner-centered pedagogy and active and positive learning methods by the skilled and trained European teachers and
 their close cooperation with the teachers and schools management, as part of FCAs programme.#4. Project beneficiaries/rights-holders: The local teachers, headmasters and education officers who participate in the World Teacher Program and its capacity buil
ding activities, while the end beneficiaries are the learners who benefit from a higher quality education. Another beneficiary group is the Finnish volunteer teachers who participate in the programme in Uganda. #5. Implementing partners: Finn Church Aid
F.a: Education project in national languages The school system of Senegal is French. Children start school without understanding the teaching language which impacts their learning results negatively. Literacy rates are low in Senegal (for the whole population 55,6% and among women 34,1% in 2015). Dur
ing the project the following activities are implemented: Pre-school program in sereer, teacher´s training, production of teaching materials and litterature in sereer and pulaar as well as dictionary production in sereer in collaboration with the universi
ty of Dakar, literacy classes for women in pulaar and advocacy for official school programs in mother tongue. The learning results improve with mother tongue program among children. In adult literacy classes mostly women are being taught and their liveliho
od and participation in decision making improves. Production of teaching materials and litterature in local languages increase the level of appreciation of national languages. Advocacy work streghtens the approach of school program in mother tongue on a na
tional level. The beneficiers are in rural areas where learning results are weak. Our partner is the Lutheran Church of Senegal which has a long experience in literacy work and grassroot contact with the population of rural areas.
Capacity Building for Responding to Climate Change in Urban Development in Vietnam Ilmastonmuutokseen vastaaminen Vietnamin kaupunkiympäristössä kapasiteetinrakennuksen keinoin Vietnam is one of the countries most affected by the climate change as storms floods and droughts become more common. Moreover fast urban development especially on coastal areas of Vietnam has introduced serious environmental challenges including air and w
aste pollution waste management and food safety. Water is one of the most vulnerable sectors.The purpose of the Project is to increase the capacity of the Vietnamese partner organization to be able to response to the challenges caused by climate change and
 increasing urban population in urban Vietnamese environment. The two focus areas of the cooperation are to integrate climate change resilience into new Vietnamese legislation on urban development management and to develop together with a pilot city guidel
ines on taking climate change resilience into account in urban development planning in cities through mainly capacity building.The project is implemented by Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE) and Urban Development Agency which is governed by the Ministry
 of Construction of Vietnam. The total budget of the project is 499 500 euros for the years 2018-2021. In spring 2019 the inception phase of the project will be implemented and based on its results the decision to implement the whole proejct will be made. Vietnam on yksi maista jota ilmastonmuutos eniten uhkaa myrskyineen tulvineen ja kuivuuksineen. Lisäksi nopea kaupunkikehitys etenkin Vietnamin rannikkoalueilla on tuonut esiin vakavia ympäristöhaasteita kuten ilman ja veden saastumisen jätehuollon jä
rjestämisen ja ruokaturvakysymykset. Hankkeen tarkoituksena on nostaa vietnamilaisten kapasiteettia vastata ilmastonmuutoksen haasteisiin kaupunkiympäristössä. Keskiössä on ilmastoresilienssin sisällyttäminen Vietnamin uuteen kaupunkikehityksen hal
linnointia koskevaan lainsäädäntöön sekä kehittää yhdessä pilottikaupungin kanssa ohjeistusta kaupungeille ilmastoresilienssin huomioimisesta kaupunkikehityksessä erityisesti kapasiteetinrakennuksen kautta. Hankkeen toteuttajina ovat Suomen ympä
ristökeskus SYKE ja Urban Development Agency joka on Vietnamin rakennusministeriön alainen laitos. Hankkeen kokonaisbudjetti vuosille 2018-2021 on 499 500 euroa. Keväällä 2019 toteutaan hankkeen inception-vaihe jonka tulosten perusteella päätetään
 siirtymisestä lopun projektin toteuttamiseen.
UN Women Enhance women?s roles in influencing the political process and contribution to peacebuilding UN Women Naisten roolin vahvistaminen poliittisessa prosessissa ja rauhanrakentamisessa Women are experiencing resistance to their participation in politics in Libya and women are under-represented in political positions. The dominant perceptions of women's limited role in leadership and politics is reflected in women's preparedness to engage
 in political dialogues and elections.The UN Women project aims to enhance women's engagement in political dialogues and peacebuilding efforts in Libya. The objective of the project is to enhance capacities of women and youth gender equality advocates from
 diverse parts of Libya to participate in politics. In addition the project supports women's participation in elections as candidates and voters.Finland's contribution is EUR 264 000. Poliittinen osallistuminen on haastavaa naisille Libyassa ja naiset ovat vahvasti aliedustettuina poliittisissa tehtävissä. Naisiin kohdistuvat asenteet ja käsitykset heidän osallistumisestaan ovat vahvoja ja ne vaikuttavat naisten poliittiseen osallis
tumiseen negatiivisesti.UN Womenin hanke pyrkii edistämään naisten osallistumista Libyan poliittiseen dialogiin ja rauhanprosessiin. Hankkeen tavoitteena on naisten ja nuorten tasa-arvon puolustajien sekä järjestöjen kapasiteetin vahvistaminen poliit
tisen osallistumisen mahdollistamiseksi. Lisäksi hanke tukee naisten osallistumista vaaleihin ehdokkaina ja äänestäjinä.Suomen tuki hankkeelle on 264 000 euroa.
FLC: Mariupol Youth Center Development of social inclusion through support and involvement of socially isolated youth in Mariupol and Azov region.-Reformatting Youth Centers into safe places for socially excluded youth groups with opportunities for education development and social i
ntegration.- Fostering dialogue and partnership between socially excluded and non-excluded youth based on volunteering efforts.- Creation of mechanisms for monitoring and supporting the involvement of socially isolated youth through dialogue advocacy and a
wareness raising campaigns. Development of social inclusion through support and involvement of socially isolated youth in Mariupol and Azov region.- Reformatting Youth Centers into safe places for socially excluded youth groups with opportunities for education development and social 
integration.- Fostering dialogue and partnership between socially excluded and non-excluded youth based on volunteering efforts.- Creation of mechanisms for monitoring and supporting the involvement of socially isolated youth through dialogue advocacy and 
awareness raising campaigns.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for EGYPT Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for EGYPT. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
F.a: CNS advocacy for the benefit of the gatherer reserves Through the project CNS i) participates in the national level drafting and implementation of public policies regarding the Amazon region gatherer population by negotiating with the government or by confronting its policies in order for the programmes to tr
uly reach the local communities, ii) collaborates with the national parliament on drafting the most important laws and directives concerning the Amazon region and iii) supports bringing forward the demands of the regional CNS organisations before the state
 and federal governments. The project advances the aim of CNS: an ecological agrarian reform, e.g. establishment of different kinds of gatherer reserves, forest conservation and improvement of the quality of life of the people living in them. The latter re
sults in the gatherer people remaining in their traditional habitats, which in turn makes it likelier for the forests to remain protected. The project entails the following objectives: establishment of three new collectively managed territories and expansi
on of two existing ones, establishment of a new category of collectively managed territories, resolving third parties’ status and  granting of the usufruct permit (CDRU) to four territories, extension of the technical assistance programme (ATER) into the
 Amazonas and Amapa states, approval of three reserve’s forest management plans, increase of gatherer products’ minimum prices by 8 % and inclusion of the Pirarucu fish in the regime, successful inclusion of CNS in the management of the institute in ch
arge of the reserves under the ministry of environment (ICMBio) by for instance establishing an advisory board parallel to the director of the institute, establishment of “Chico Mendes Gatherer Rights Observatory” to protect gatherer leaders defending 
their lands and receiving death threats, as well as strengthening CNS’ work in Brasilia in order to advance the state level demands there. Within the Brazilian Amazon region approximately 1 500 000 people live within the gatherer reserves or are otherwis
e connected to the gatherer economy. They all form part of the direct and indirect beneficiaries of the project. The advocacy work is directed towards ministries, institutes functioning under the ministries, the national parliament and the state government
s. The national commission on traditional communities’ sustainable development (CNPCT) is an important partner.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for INDONESIA Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for INDONESIA. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for MOROCCO Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for MOROCCO. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
Core support to UNEP, for CITES Core support to United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), for CITES. Support through the Ministry of Environment.
Digital Development Partnership DDP Digitaalisen kehityksen kumppanuusrahasto The Trust Fund is established to implement the Recommendations of the World Development Report (WDR) 2016. The minimum Budget of this Digital Development Partnership (DDP) Trust Fund is 5 Million USD between 2016-2018.  DDP focuses on five objectives:- Dig
ital adoption index- Digital economy enabling environment- Internet access for all- Digital government- Mainstreaming digital innovation.During the ongoing preparation phase the World Bank is keen to seek inputs from potential clients partners and donors o
n strategic orientation and priority topics to be covered in the DDP work program.This is thematically linked to the US Global Connect Initiative to which we are going to give our political support (launch on April 14 2016 before the World Bank Group Sprin
g Meetings). One of the objectives of the Initiative is to influence on digital development and that especially the work regarding access to internet is prioritized in development finance institutions. Rahasto pystytetään  World Development Report 2016:n (WDR) suositusten toimeenpanemiseksi.  Tämän Digital Development Partnership'in (DDP) -rahaston minimibudjetti on 5 miljoonaa USD 2016-2018. DDP keskittyy viiteen tavoitteeseen:?Digitaalista adoptiot
a kuvaavan indeksin kehittäminen?Kehitysmaiden digitaalisen toimintaympäristön kehittäminen?Internet kaikille?Digitaalisen hallinnon kehittäminen ja?Digitaalisen innovaatiotoiminnan valtavirtaistaminenDDP:n tukijaksi haetaan valtioiden lisäksi myös 
yrityksiä eli tämä nojaa eräänlaiseen public-private-partnership-ajatteluun.Tämä liittyy temaattisesti myös USA:n Global Connect-aloitteeseen jolle olemme antamassa poliittisen tukemme (julkistus 14.4. 2016 ennen maailmanpankin kevätkokousta Washi
ngtonissa). Yksi tuon aloitteen tavoitteista on vaikuttaminen siihen että digitaalista kehitystä ja erityisesti internetin levittämistä koskevaa työtä priorisoitaisiin kehityspankeissa.
IDA16 replenishment KV.RAH.LAIT/Kv. kehitysjärjestö IDA16-lisärahoitus International Development Association IDA16 replenishment. Brussels December 15 2010 ? A final agreement was reached today on a US$49.3 billion funding package for the International Development Association (IDA) the World Bank?s fund for the poorest countr
ies and a key actor in progress towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals.Funding for the sixteenth IDA replenishment (IDA16) is up 18 percent on the previous round three years ago and follows pledges not only from traditional donors but also fund
ing from within the World Bank Group and from current and former IDA borrowers. The new compact is manifested in strong pledges from both traditional and new donors contributions through pre-payments from countries that used to borrow interest-free loans f
rom IDA and contributions from World Bank and IFC net income.   ?With this robust IDA replenishment we will have the ability to help immunize 200 million more children extend health services to over 30 million people give access to improved water sources t
o 80 million more people help build 80000 kilometers of roads and train and recruit over two million teachers? Zoellick said. The agreement marks the last opportunity for donors and poor countries to effectively use IDA funds to make more progress on reach
ing the Millennium Development Goals which includes the internationally agreed target to halve poverty by 2015.  A total of 51 donors pledged to IDA16 which covers the period from July 2011 to June 2014. ?The funding pledges show support from an extraordin
ary global coalition of donors and borrowers which have come together to ensure that even in these difficult economic times we offer hope and opportunity to the world?s poor? said World Bank Group President Robert B. Zoellick. ?This strong level of support
 is a testimony to IDA?s relentless focus on results that bring improvements on the ground for poor people.? Hankkeella rahoitetaan Suomen osuus Maailmanpankkiryhmään kuuluvan Kansainvälisen kehitysjärjestön (International Development Association IDA) 16. lisärahoitukseen kaudella 2012-2014. IDA16-kierroksella pyritään n. 37 mrd. euron rahoitustasoon jost
a osa hoidetaan pankkiryhmän sisäisin varoin ja siirroin ja osa avunantajaosuuksin. Suomi osallistuu lisärahoitukseen 241 milj. eurolla ja antaa lisäksi IDA16-lisärahoituksen yhteydessä 15 milj. euron lisäpanostuksen liittyen ilmastonmuutoksen vasta
isiin toimiin. Suomen taakanjako-osuus lisärahoituksesta on alustavasti n. 094%.IDA on Maailmanpankin kanava antaa pehmeäehtoista rahoitusta ja lahja-apua köyhimmille kehitysmaille. IDA:n tavoitteena on tukea ja edistää köyhimpien kehitysmaiden kest
ävää kehitystä ja talouskasvua. IDA toimii kolmivuotisten lisärahoitussyklien puitteissa. Vuoden 2010 aikaina käydyissä IDA16-lisärahoitusneuvotteluissa on sovittu rahoituskauden tavoitteista ja toimintaperiaatteista rahoituksen tasosta ja jäsenma
iden maksuosuuksista.
Xinijang/Shihezi cold storage project Xinijang/Shihezi hedelmävarastohanke The aim of this project is a cold storage system for fruits and vegetables in the province of Xinjiang in China. Xinjiang is one of the poorest provinces in China and its main industry is production of fruits and vegetables. The cold storage system will no
tably improve the competitiveness of the Xingijang agricultural products and thereby improve the livelyhoods of individual farmers and their families. Hankkeen tavoitteena on rakentaa 6000 tonnin kylmävarasto hedelmien ja vihannesten säilytystä varten Shihezin kaupunkiin Xinjiangin maakunnassa Kiinassa. Ainutlaatuisen ilmastonsa vuoksi Xinjiang on tärkein hedelmien tuottaja Kiinassa mutta tämä maak
unta on myös yksi köyhempiä maakuntia Kiinassa. Kylmävarastokaluston hankkiminen on edellytyksenä maataloustuotannon kehitykselle.Hanke parantaa viljelijöiden ja heidän perheiden elinolosuhteita takaamalla säännöllisemmät tulot ja tuotteiden par
emmin odotuksia vastaavan hintatason. Hanke parantaa elinolosuhteita myös luomalla lisää työtä hedelmien tuotannon eri vaiheissa. Lisäksi hanke vähentää merkittävästi kylmävarastojen energian kulutusta.
F.a: ELIMU-HAKI PROJECT The Country Programme of Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) contributes into increased justice as well as strengthened human dignity and peace in the country. The Programme aims to increase the fulfilment of the rights of children and increase the capacity
 of the civil society and authorities to facilitate the fulfilment of childrens right to education in the Programme areas. The Country Programme focuses on the right to education, emphasizing inclusive education of children with disabilities (CWD). The Pro
gramme is partnering with 8eme Communaute des Eglises de Pentecote en Afrique Centrale (CEPAC). The main target group of the Programme is children with disabilities but work also targets pupils, teachers, parents, and education decision and policy makers, 
CEPAC leaders, NGOs and other Civil Society Organisations (CSO). The Programme will directly impact the lives of 17 166 people and indirectly 1 803 000 people. The Programme provides awareness on inclusive education and gender issues in the education envir
onment and will also provide training for the teachers. The Programme supports the most vulnerable children with disabilities and their families through a child sponsorship programme, which provides school fees and materials to prevent school drop-outs. Te
achers who are not in the Governments payroll yet but are appointed to work can have access to a loan programme. The Country Programme provides capacity building for the partner through trainings for CEPAC leaders and department officers on organizational 
vision, mission, policies, strategies, goals, and impact expectations as well as how to define and implement strategies for sustainable long-term funding and getting financial independence. The Programme will conduct advocacy sessions with policy and decis
ion makers from DRC Government, CEPAC and the partner NGOs to speak out about capacity gaps of right-holders and duty-bearers, thereby influencing positive change accordingly.
F.a: Quality Development FS The goal of the quality development project is to strengthen the ability to administer development projects in the long-term. Volunteers perform a major part of the work in FS, therefore there is a need of active and regular tutorship to secure and improve
 the quality. Compilation of the systematic monitoring and the evaluation of the short-term goals of FS's development programme will be the main focus during this project period.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for NEPAL Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for NEPAL. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
F.a: Building Community Resilience Integrated resilience project trains community members to improve their own living conditios (wells, latrines, key-hole gardens etc.) and provides them with health education. Volunteers are trained in first aid and local disaster preparedness teams are fom
red. As part of the project communite level water sources are improved and poorer families are supported e.g. with latrines. Also wider community level mitigation projects, suchs as footbridges and renovation of school buildings are done. Zimbabwe Red Cros
s branch is supported with facilities, training and support to fund raising and increasing of members.