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Support to Justice Rapid Response for the fight against impunity Justice Rapid Response - tuki rankaisemattomuuden vastaiseen työhön Justice Rapid Response strengthens the effectiveness of accountability mechanisms worldwide by providing rapidly available experts to ensure the quality and the timeliness of investigations of mass atrocities. One of the focus areas of JRR is conflict-rela
ted SGBV.JRR has deployed experts on over 200 missions worldwide. The JRR roster consists of 700 experts with a wide range of expertise over half of them female and over 40 % from the Global South. JRR?s work in the first ten years has been impressive. Sin
ce 2009 every Commission of Inquiry and Fact-Finding Mission mandated by the UN Human Rights Council has included a JRR - UN Women SGBV investigator.Since its foundation Finland has financed JRR and been a member of its Executive Board. In year 2019 Finlan
d?s financial contribution is 300 000 euros and will be directed into International Investigations Deployment Fund. Justice Rapid Response (JRR) edistää vastuuvelvollisuuden toteutumista tarjoamalla valtioille sekä kansainvälisille ja alueellisille toimijoille asiantuntija-apua kaikkein vakavimpiin kansainvälisiin rikoksiin liittyvissä rikostutkinnallisissa tehtä
vissä. Yksi keskeisiä painotuksia on SGBV-rikoksiin liittyvä asiantuntija-apu.JRR on osallistunut yli 200 asiantuntijamissioon ympäri maailmaa. JRR:n kouluttaman 700 hengen asiantuntijapoolista 59% on naisia ja 43% tulee eteläiseltä pallonpuoliskolta
. Toimintaa on ollut yli kymmenen vuoden ajan ja se on ollut vaikuttavaa. Vuodesta 2009 lähtien JRR:n asiantuntijoita on mm. käytetty kaikissa YK:n ihmisoikeusneuvoston valtuuttamissa tutkimuskomissioissa sekä tiedonkeruumissioissa.Suomi on rahoittanut 
JRR:n toimintaa ja kuulunut sen johtokuntaan alusta alkaen. Suomen rahoitus on 300 000 euroa vuonna 2020 ja se suunnataan asiantuntijamissioiden kustannukset kattavaan rahastoon (International Investigations Deployment Fund).
Core funding to ICRC Punaisen Ristin Kansainvälinen Komitea ICRC; Yleisavustus 2017-2019 International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is one of the most important humanitarian aid organisations in the world. The ICRC is an independent neutral organization ensuring humanitarian protection and assistance for victims of war and armed violence.
 It takes action in response to emergencies and promotes respect for international humanitarian law and its implementation in national law. ICRC is an important partner for Finland and the third largest receiver of Finland's humanitarian assistance. Finlan
d gives 3 million euros yearly as unearmarked core funding to the ICRC. Punaisen Ristin kansainvälinen komitea (International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC) on yksi merkittävimmistä kansainvälisistä humanitaarisen avun järjestöistä. Toiminnot keskittyvät erityisesti siviiliväestön suojeluun perheiden yhdistämisee
n sairaiden ja haavoittuneiden hoitoon pääsyn turvaamiseen klinikoiden ja terveysasemien toiminnan turvaamiseen vesi- ja sanitaatiotoimiin sekä tavara-apuun ja elinkeinojen harjoittamisen tukemiseen. ICRC:llä on erityinen rooli Geneven sopimusten kansa
invälisen humanitaarisen oikeuden (IHL) kehittämisessä seurannassa ja tunnetuksi tekemisessä. Suomelle ICRC on tärkeä yhteistyökumppani sekä yhtenä johtavana vaikeimmissa oloissa toimivana humanitaarisena järjestönä että kansainvälisen humani
taarisen oikeuden edistäjänä. ICRC on Suomen kolmanneksi suurin humanitaarisen avun vastaanottaja. Suomi kanavoi 3 miljoonaa euroa  järjestölle täysin korvamerkitsemättömänä yleistukena.
F.a: Evaluation The objective of the evaluation project is to support fulfilment the effectiveness and the objectives of the Programme. This happens according to the evaluation plan through annual evaluations of the country programmes and following recommendations risen b
y evaluations. #Countries and projects to be evaluated are decided together with the regional management. The evaluations of the programme period 2018-2021 are concentrating especially country programmes mid-term reviews and final evaluations. The evaluati
ons review the content of the programmes, but also the new country programme concept to quarantee quality and effectiveness of the Programme. #The evaluation plan has been done during program planning, and according to this plan each country programme will
 be evaluated during programme period 2018-2021. After the evaluation journey the preliminary discussion, where findings are presented, is organized in a country programme office. When final evaluation report is ready, the debriefing session, where recomme
ndations are presented by evaluators, will be organized. After the recommendations are given, follow-up plan is filled by regional debuty director and country representative. #The evaluation plan of the year 2018 includes two mid-term reviews, which are in
 Cambodia and food security programme in Eastern Africa. In 2018, a new programme period 2018-2021 will start. Because of this evaluation plan of 2018 is concentrating to those projects that started already in previous programme period. Main emphasis on ev
aluations are in second and third project years.
F.a: Gwai Grandmothers' Group Care and Support for Orphans and Vulnerable Children Gwai Grandmothers Group Care and Support for Orphans and Vulnerable Children Gwai Grandmothers Group Care and Support for Orphans and Vulnerable Children
F.a: Youth peace iniative project 1. Project: 11898 Youth Peace Initiative Project#2. Project area and Country: Kayin State, Myanmar#3. Project justification: #In Myanmar, 55% of the population is under the age of thirty, with those aged 15-29 accounting for one quarter of the total popula
tion. Yet, youth involvement in governance is very limited and the youth are not invited to take part in decision-making or peace processes. While there is great potential for young leaders and their role as agents of change to promote social cohesion is e
ssential, many do not acknowledge the importance of youth participation. Few opportunities and channels exit for the youth to engage in and exercise their leadership at community and regional levels. The youth and the local communities also find it difficu
lt to engage in official processes due to lack of information and language barriers. Currently there are few capacity building initiatives aiming at addressing the various barriers to youths effective participation. #4. The main objective and expected resu
lts: #The projects main objective is to promote the targeted youths effective participation in peace building and to equip them with the skills and capacities to engage in vertical and horizontal peace dialogue processes. The project also aims at empowerin
g the youth to lead and contribute to advocacy efforts promoting community development and peace building. The youth will be equipped with the necessary skills to effectively participate in the peace processes and decision-making on community and national 
levels. The youths understanding and knowledge of peace related issues will increase, while the project will also establish spaces for dialogue between the youth and various key stakeholders. The project will support the organisation of the youth networks 
activities and the networks collaboration with other youth networks on regional and national levels. Various workshops will promote dialogue and allow the sharing of experiences and lessons learnt between the youth networks, government representatives, pol
itical party representatives and other key stakeholders. #5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: Youth (16 to 35 years) in Kayin State  (individual, youth groups, youth from EAOs, youth from political parties, youth from literature and culture committee and yout
h from CSOs)#Duty bearers: Government of Myanmar, Union, State, Township, Ethnic Armed Groups, INGOs/NGOs and CSOs#6. Implementing partner: Swe Tha Har Organization
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for ZAMBIA Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for ZAMBIA. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
F.a: Personnel Support (Environmental Care Training /M.H) Most of the Tanzanian population depends on agriculture, but environmental care teaching is necessary for them to know how to take care of the forest and plant trees and by that reduce the poverty. The project aims at reaching 100 villages in 15 regions an
d local environment consults will be educated to spread the knowledge further. A Finnish consultant is sent out together with the local instructors to new places in need of environmental care. The focus will be on preserving the environment and forestry in
 big areas like villages and forest reserves. The local partner is Free Pentecostal Church of Tanzania, which has broad experience from social development work and have had cooperations with FS member organization FSPM for many years.
FLC: Insha Osvita. CONNECT: Bridges for sustainable communities of grass-root community animators from Western and Eastern Ukraine Empowering the new generation and network of local activists in Kramatorsk and Ivano-Frankivsk through a pilot non-formal educational program in democratic citizenship civic education and community animation. Support of cohesion and understanding of Ukrain
ian people coming from different parts of the country.
Planning funds for Finland's Embassy in Kathmandu Hankevalmistelu Kathmandun suurlähetystössä Implementing development cooperation in Nepal requires the identification and preparation of new projects as well as managing monitoring and evaluating ongoing projects. An important part of the Embassy's work is also cooperation and coordination between d
onors. In addition the successful management of development cooperation funds requires the staff to regularly participate in trainings relating to Finnish development cooperation and policy.  Planning funds are annually made available to the Embassy of Fin
land in Kathmandu to address the above mentioned needs. The funds may thus be used for preparing planning monitoring and evaluating development cooperation projects and programs as well as reviews and studies related to future funding. In addition training
 needs of the staff may also be covered from these funds. Funding for the year 2019 is 40 000 Euros. Kathmandun suurlähetystön käytössä oleva määräraha joka käytetään esim. kehitysyhteistyöhankkeiden valmisteluun seurantaan ja evaluointiin sekä edustuston henkilöstön kehitysyhteistyökoulutukseen.Kehitysyhteistyön tuloksellinen toteuttamin
en Nepalissa edellyttää uusien hankkeiden identifiointia ja valmistelua sekä käynnissä olevien hankkeiden ja ohjelmien ohjausta seurantaa ja evaluointia. Keskeisenä osana toimintaa on myös avunantajien yhteistyö ja koordinointi. Lisäksi ohjelmien 
laadukas suunnittelu ja seuranta vaatii edustuston henkilökunnan osaamisen säännöllistä päivittämistä ja kehittämistä koulutuksiin osallistumisen kautta.Rahoitus vuodelle 2019 on 40 000 euroa.
INT/Organizational support for the Finnish Committee for UNICEF Toiminta-avustus Suomen UNICEF-yhdistykselle The association is the national committee of the United Nations Children's Fund. UNICEF is the guardian of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and the Convention forms the basis for the programme and advocacy work both domestically and internat
ionally. UNICEF Finland promotes the well-being of the children in the development countries by collecting funds to the programmes implemented by United Nations Children's Fund. The association also carries out significant development education and informa
tion work focusing on the UN Sustainable Development Goals from a child?s position and rights point of view. One example of this is a youtube canal on sustainable development goals aimed to reach children trough channels they already use. Year 2018 Unicef 
Finland reported that it had 360 lectures which reached 38 000 pupils and students with their teachers around Finland. In addition it organised for example a video workshop on sustainable development goals with children and young people utilising youtube. 
The general terms for government grants and specific additional termas for organisational support apply for the organisational support.UNICEF Finland receives organisational support for 2019 and 2020 ?226 920 per year total 453 849 euros. Järjestö on YK:n lastenjärjestön UNICEFin kansallinen komitea Suomessa. UNICEF on lapsen oikeuksien sopimuksen valvoja ja sopimus on pohjana sekä ohjelmatyölle että vaikuttamistyölle kotimaassa ja ohjelmamaissa. UNICEFin kansainvälinen ohjelmatyö
 pyrkii köyhyyden vähentämiseen eriarvoisuuden poistamiseen ja yhteisöjen osallisuuden ja omistajuuden kasvattamiseen. UNICEF on lisäksi yksi maailman suurimmista humanitaarisen avun toimijoista. Lisäksi Suomen UNICEF tekee merkittävää globaalikas
vatus- ja kehitysviestintätyötä fokusoiden YK:n kestävän kehityksen tavoitteisiin erityisesti lapsen aseman ja oikeuksien näkökulmasta. Suomen UNICEF käyttää toiminta-avustuksen yleishallintokuluihinsa sekä kehitysviestintä- ja globaalikasvatus
toimintaansa. Vuosina 2021-2022 tavoitteena on jatkaa oikeusperustaisia kehityskasvatusluentoja oppilaitoksissa ja kehittää virtuaalisia kouluvierailuja painottaen erityisesti vuorovaikutuksen ja lasten osallisuuden toteutumista sekä yhdenvertaista saat
avuutta. Lasten ja nuorten tietoja ja toimijuutta lisätään mm. kehittämällä  YouTube-kanava U-Tuubia katsojia osallistavampaan suuntaan. Mahdollisuutta avata uusi nuorille suunnattu sosiaalisen median kanava selvitetään. Järjestö myös kouluttaa 
laajasti vapaaehtoisia globaaleista kehityskysymyksistä ja sitä kautta lisää suomalaisten osallistumismahdollisuuksia kansalaistoimintaan.Myönnetty toiminta-avustus vuosille 2021-2022 on 470 000 euroa.
Improving livelihood opportunities among the youth in Nyanza province Western Kenya. Nuorten toimeentulomahdollisuuksien parantaminen Nyanzan provinsissa Länsi-Keniassa This project aims to address the employment situation among the youth and disabled groups in Kendu Bay and Kabondo area. The purpose of the project is to provide adequate business training and support to registered youth- and disabled groups in order to cr
eate a sustainable livelihood. The support will also include if needed and appropriate small group loans. Hanke luo työ- ja toimeentulomahdollisuuksia työttömille nuorille ja vammaisille Kendu Bayn ja Kabondon alueella.Toimintamuotoina ovat yrittäjyyskoulutus mikrolainat ryhmille ryhmien mentorointi sekä yrityspalvelukeskuksen perustaminen Kendu Bayhin.
F.a: Strengthening community forestry structures to enhance performance The project entails village level training workshops on the Community Rights Law regulations,  distributing copies of these regulations to the Community Forest Management Bodies (CFMB) and Community Assembly representatives, training on the principle of Fr
ee, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) related to transferring or waiving the rights to manage forest resources, strengthening the role and responsibility of the community forest management structures in the management of community forests and gender equali
ty, supporting the community both technically and economically in the development and implementation of its forest management plan, support to the National Union of CFMBs in advocacy, and awareness-raising on commercial use contract processes for harvestin
g timber from CFMAs providing fair benefits to communities.
IFRC and FRC humanitarian operations in DR Congo Punaisen Ristin ja Punaisen Puolikuun yhdistysten kansainvälinen liitto IFRC ja Suomen Punainen Risti humanitaariset operaatiot 2019 MFA will provide funding for the Finnish Red Cross FRC for supporting the Ebola operation of the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies IFRC in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The funding for the operation is 700 000 euros. 
The IFRC response aims to support 57 million people in Eastern DRC with a specific focus on five thematic pillars: 1. risk communication and community engagement and accountability 2. infection prevention and control and support to health facilities and at
 community level 3. safe and dignified burials including community-based harm reduction approaches to safer burials in inaccessible communities 4. psychosocial support as well as 5. capacity strengthening of the DRC/RC. The FRC will support the operation w
ith funds and material in-kind support. Punaisen Ristin ja Punaisen Puolikuun yhdistysten kansainvälisen liiton IFRC:n vetoomukseen koskien ebola-operaatiota Kongon demokraattisessa tasavallassa myönnetään Suomen Punaisen Ristin (SPR) kautta avustusta yhteensä 700 000 euroa. Operaation toim
inta keskittyy itäiseen Kongoon ja se pyrkii tavoittamaan 57 miljoonaa ihmistä viiden temaattisen toimintatavan kautta: 1. riskeistä viestiminen ja yhteisöjen osallistaminen ebolan vastaiseen työhön 2. terveysasemien ja yhteisöjen tukeminen infektio
iden ehkäisemisessä ja torjunnassa 3. turvallisten ja vainajia kunnioittavien hautajaisten järjestäminen ja vaikeasti tavoitettavien yhteisöjen kouluttaminen riskittömämmästä vainajan käsittelystä tartuntojen välttämiseksi 4. psykososiaalisen 
tuen järjestäminen ja 5. Punaisen Ristin kapasiteetin vahvistaminen. SPR tukee operaatiota raha- ja materiaaliavulla.
Civilian Peace Building Operations Siviilikriisinhallintamenot UM:n ja SM:n kautta EU Special Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Siviilikriisinhallintahankkeet UM:n ja SM:n kautta rahoitetut hankkeet.
F.a: Sunrise weekend school for children with disabilities The project led by IDP mother from Abkhazia and parents of disabled children with disabilities to arrange sunrise weekend school for 6 -16 years old disabled children including ID children. Disabled children will learn basic ways of independing living and 
take part in educational and art classes.40 Parents will receive information about the rights of children with disabilities and to support integrate to community.
NEFCO/Support to energy efficiency renewable energy and alternative type of energy sources in Ukraine Finland's Trust Fund NEFCO/Ukrainan energiatehokkuutta uusiutuvaa energiaa ja vaihtoehtoisia energialähteitä tukeva Suomen rahasto Finland will establish at Nordic Environment Finance Corporation (NEFCO) a bilateral Trust Fund (TF) to support energy efficiency as well as use of renewable energy and alternative types of energy sources in Ukraine. The need for TF is justified by the fac
t that Ukraine needs support to increase its energy efficiency since Ukraine's energy sector is 3-times more energy intensive compared with the OECD member states average. Ukraine faces also difficulties in making energy sector reforms and many projects of
 the international finance banks are proceeding slowly. A Memorandum of Understanding in the fields of energy efficiency renewable energy and alternative type of energy sources was signed between Finland and Ukraine in 2017. The purpose of NEFCO TF is to h
elp Ukraine to improve its energy efficiency policies and guidance. In addition new technology will be introduced. The aim is also to enhance partnerships and projects with private sector and/or international financiers. Ukraine will be assisted in creatio
n of national funding instrument for renewable energy. Main partner organization in Ukraine is State Agency on Energy Efficiency and Energy Saving (SAEE). Finnish funding for the TF is 6 million euro  for 2018-21. Procurements are tied to Finnish consultan
ts. Suomi perustaa Pohjoismaiden ympäristörahoitusyhtiöön (Nordic Environment Finance Corporation NEFCO) Ukrainan energiatehokkuutta sekä uusiutuvan energian  ja vaihtoehtoisten energialähteiden käyttöä tukevan kahdenvälisen rahaston. Taustalla on Uk
rainan tarve vähentää energiankulutustaan sillä Ukrainan  energiankulutus on kolme kertaa suurempaa kuin OECD-maissa keskimäärin. Ongelmia on myös Ukrainan energia-alan uudistusten ja kansainvälisten rahoituslaitosten hankkeiden etenemisessä. Suom
en ja Ukrainan välillä solmittiin v. 2017 yhteisymmärryspöytäkirja energiatehokkuusalan yhteistyön lisäämiseksi. NEFCO-rahaston tarkoituksena on auttaa Ukrainaa parantamaan energiatehokkuuteen liittyvää politiikkaa ja ohjeistusta. Lisäksi rahast
on hankkeilla edistetään uuden puhtaamman teknologian käyttöönottoa. Yksityisen sektorin ja kansainvälisten sijoittajien rahoitusta Ukrainan energia-alalle pyritään lisäämään luomalla kumppanuuksia ja yhteistyöhankkeita. Ukraina tarvitsee myö
s apua kansallisen uusiutuvaa energiankäyttöä  tukevan rahoitusinstrumentin kehittämisessä. Pääkumppani Ukrainassa on energiatehokkuudesta ja energiansäästöstä vastaava virasto (State Agency on Energy Efficiency and Energy Saving SAEE). Suomen r
ahoitus on yhteensä 6 milj. euroa v. 2018-21. Rahastosta tehtävät konsultti- ym. hankinnat sidotaan suomalaisiin toteuttajiin.
F.a: Nepal Country Programme Nepals biodiversity is under constant threat from habitat degradation and fragmentation, deforestation and forest degradation, poaching and illegal wildlife trade and unsustainable infrastructure development. Vulnerability to natural disasters and climate 
change is remarkable. Threatened species such as tigers and snow leopards are threatened by poaching and illegal wildlife trade. Rural people are dependent on the natural resources for their daily needs to provide food, fodder, energy and water. Moreover, 
climate change has exacerbated the threats to biodiversity and peoples livelihoods. Theres also now window of opportunity to facilitate conservation mainstreaming in new federal structure.##Geographically programme focuses to the far-western parts of Nepal
 which belong under the Terai Arc Landscape. Programme aims to improve the forest corridor cover and connectivity as well as support buffer zone conservation and management through community-based conservation and cooperation with district forest officers.
 Improvement of the livelihoods and wellbeing of the local communities is gained through developing income generating activities such as forest-based enterprises and by increasing access to low carbon energy. In addition, we increase conservation awareness
 and empower local youth to act for the environment. We also support local communities to adapt in climate change by developing ecosystem based adaptation solutions. Programme tackles illegal wildlife trade and poaching by supporting community-based anti-p
oaching groups. ##Expected achievements by 2021# Around 3,000 ha of degraded forest is under improved management and restoration# Community forest groups and their members are capacitated and empowered to manage forests# Sustainable forest management plans
 are prepared and implemented for degraded forest area# At least 3 green community based enterprises are established and strengthened# 5,000 plus youth and children are made aware of conservation issues and challenges##Beneficiaries: the local community fo
rest user groups, women and youth groups, ethnic minority groups, forest workers and disadvantaged groups, local governments.##Implementor: WWF Nepal (www.wwfnepal.org)
F.a: Child Sensitive Social Protection in Somaliland The proposed project seeks to implement the child sensitive social protection activities targeting poor and vulnerable IDP households in Hargeisa and Borama. The main component of the project is regular cash transfers in the form of child grants with compl
ementary activities for enhancing sensitivity towards child nutrition, education and protection.
Core support to EC Osuus EU:n kehitysyhteistyöbudjetista VM:stä Core support to European Commission - Budget: Development (EC). Support through the Ministry of Finance. Osuus EU:n kehitysyhteistyöbudjetista Valtiovarainministeriö. 83 690 000 e.