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FLC: Help Self Help Centre - Economic empowerment of women and youth through sustainable management of essential oil value chain The project focuses on sustainable management of economic indigenous plant resources through a combination of local knowledge strengthening local structures access to technology inclusive business model market development and tree domestication. The overal
l goal of the project is to improve climate resilience and livelihood systems of women and youth through sustainable management of essential oils properties of cape chestnut Marula Baobab and Leleswa. The project will follow a value chain approach market l
ed conservation strategy and public private partnership. A business model will be followed strictly to enhance sustainability and continuation of benefits to the beneficiary after the Finish support. It will target strictly women and youth. The one year pr
oject targets 3000 women and youth in Laikipia Embu Nyeri and Tharaka-nithi Counties in Kenya. The outcome of the project will be generation extra household income creating employment opportunities and the conservation of existing biodiversity. The expecte
d impact of the project include: reduced incidences of poverty in the project landscape increased climate change resilience among the agro-pastoral community as tree based system is less vulnerable to climate change enhanced gender equality within the targ
eted population and increased forest cover as the FAC integrate economic trees in the farming system. The project focuses on sustainable management of economic indigenous plant resources through a combination of local knowledge strengthening local structures access to technology inclusive business model market development and tree domestication. The overal
l goal of the project is to improve climate resilience and livelihood systems of women and youth through sustainable management of essential oils properties of cape chestnut Marula Baobab and Leleswa. The project will follow a value chain approach market ?
led conservation strategy and public private partnership. A business model will be followed strictly to enhance sustainability and continuation of benefits to the beneficiary after the Finish support. It will target strictly women and youth. The one year p
roject targets 3000 women and youth in Laikipia Embu Nyeri and Tharaka-nithi Counties in Kenya. The outcome of the project will be generation extra household income creating employment opportunities and the conservation of existing biodiversity. The expect
ed impact of the project include: reduced incidences of poverty in the project landscape increased climate change resilience among the agro-pastoral community as tree based system is less vulnerable to climate change enhanced gender equality within the tar
geted population and increased forest cover as the FAC integrate economic trees in the farming system.
F.a: Zululand Community Solar Project The project will install BettaFour solar light kits in the homes of community members, altogether 130 households in Kwadlakuse and Esikhuthwaneni, two deeply rural villages in Northern KwaZulu-Natal, which is one of the poorest regions in South Africa larg
ely due to its history as a marginalised homeland. Access to electricity is important for the rural poor as it reduces especially women's work burden, improve people's standards of living and children's educational outcomes. Earlier the households have met
 their energy needs using fossil fuels and/or biomass. Project will contribute to climate change mitigation, as fossil fuels will be replaced by solar power. Project's solar kits were selected as they offer a practical and cost effective way to provide lig
ht to rural households living in isolated areas. The system consists of four 1 watt LED lights, a controller with lead crystal battery, a 10 watt solar panel and a 10Ah 6 Volt Lead crystal battery. Solar power provides communities lightning without costs.T
he installation will involve members from each household and basic training on the use of the unit will be provided to promote long term sustainability. Each household will also be required to sign a social contract which explains that (unless defective) t
he property becomes their responsibility. In addition to overseeing the installation of the lighting kits, ACT mentors will provide assistance in the development of homestead food gardens, as well as offer advice in ways to store and save water when they v
isit the households. The proposed project will be four months in duration and budget is inclusive of all equipment, administration costs and tax. Monitoring will take place throughout the project and periodic visits will also be conducted by ACT teams once
 the project has been completed. In 2011, ACT began implementing the Mkuze River Conservation Project. The project aimed to work in conjunction with the three communities bordering the reserve to develop an environmentally, socially and economically benefi
cial plan to expand the protected area. The two communities in this project take part in the Mkuze River project.
F.a: Building and strengthening unions in Mozambique corridors and hubs This project will strengthen the transport sector unions through training, trade union education, re
F.a: Empower youth with disabilities through information access from youth disability information center establishment in Kathmandu Youth with disabilities will establish an information center in Kathmandu. The center will disseminate information about human rights issues, disability laws and policies, scholarships, training and work opportunities.
F.a: Applying information and communications technoogy (ICT) on smartphone for the blind Visually impaired persons will have more opportunities through accessing technology and are able to take part in society and use services through the use of smartphones. Appropriate types of smart phones with compatible accessories will be identified for p
ersons with visual impairment. 2 pilot training courses for 30 visually impaired people about ICT on smartphones will be organised in Hanoi Vietnam. Existing applications for smart phones will be developed to become more user friendly for persons with visu
al impairment and project participants will be provided with knowledge and training on using smartphones for their daily life.
Social Protection II Social protection II project will assist the Government of Zambia to achieve the overall objective of the National Social Protection Policy to contribute to the wellbeing of all Zambians by ensuring that the most  vulnerable people have sufficient income s
ecurity to meet the basic needs and protection from the worst impacts of risks and shocks. The programme is implemented by Government of Zambia UN organizations Finland and other cooperating donors. The specific outcome of the program are the following: 1)
 to expand the social protection coverage providing financial assistance to Social Cash Transfers 2) to Strengthen integrated delivery systems for social protection through policy-wide technical assistance 3) to improve communication about social protectio
n as a human right and to improve the political commitment. The program benefits the poorest and the most vulnerable members of the society. The aim is to cover 20% of the poorest households with impaired capacity for the work nation wide through social ca
sh transfer. The women and girls are taken into account most of the beneficiaries are women.Support of the previous projects has resulted in reduced poverty gap with 11 percentage points  and increased  school enrolment of Children with 19 percentage point
s in the targeted areas.The current project outlines arrangements for financial assistance to Social Cash Transfers  Programme (6 MEUR 2 MEUR/year)  and technical assistance (3573 500 EUR) for the period 2016-2018. The funds are coordinated through existin
g mechanisms. Technical assistance will be delivered through UN Agencies in Zambia coordinated by UNICEF (ONE UN system). Evaluations of the previous projects  show continued evidence of poverty gap reductions as well as that 95 percentage of the household
sreceiving the support are living in the extreme poverty. The Program is HRBA progressive corresponding the Development Policy goals of Finland.According to OECD reports social protection provides essential support to vulnerable members of society and dire
ctly reduces poverty.  It also helps to  reduce gender disparities in human development outcomes thus the improvement of the Social Protection Programme in Zambia is important. The Programme contributes directly to SDG-1 SDG-5 and SDG-10. Tekninen siirto prosessin saattamiseksi loppuun.
F.a: MENA: Fostering Regional Dialogue The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) as a region continues to face turmoil through regional power politics, failing states, diverse armed groups, increased sectarianism, transnational jihadism, economic strain and refugees fleeing the violence. At the n
ational level, regimes are increasingly using means of coercion to reassert control. Due to the regions closely interlinked political and economic contexts, the result is widespread corruption and cronyism which continues to impede sustainable economic gro
wth. Women face particular challenges and increased vulnerability, particularly in conflict affected countries that have seen the rise of extremist groups. The impact of regional instability is also felt internationally, particularly in Europe where local 
conflicts in Libya, Syria, Iraq and Yemen create significant policy challenges in the areas of migration and energy security. The current regional mechanisms in place to promote dialogue and cooperation in the MENA region are inadequate for the current int
ernationalization of conflict. To make national dialogues sustainable and implementable we need to develop new systematic approaches to sustainable, effective and inclusive dialogue at the regional level.#CMI works in the MENA region to enhance the prospec
ts for the development of improved peace and security to prevent and address conflicts on a regional level. As part of this, CMI seeks to increase channels between relevant regional actors on regional security issues, advance informal regional security dia
logue on key areas of regional instability, and increase exchanges between experts on how confidence building mechanisms could be effectively developed to support regional peace and security dialogue.
F.a: Conduct a survey and make a membership database of Ba Dinh DPO Collecting data on persons with a disability in Ba Dinh District, Hanoi Vietnam. Information on 300 persons with a disability will be collected into the database.
International Crisis Group (ICG) International Crisis Group is generally recognized as the worlds leading independent non-partisan source of analysis and advice to policymakers on the prevention and resolution of deadly conflict. The uniqueness of International Crisis Group is the combina
tion of field-based analysis practical policy prescriptions and high level advocacy and it is seen as a trusted source of field-researched information fresh perspectives and advice for conflict parties and external actors. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs s
upport to ICG falls under Finland's overall pursuit and actions aimed to advance mediation as core to a more effective international agenda focused on peace and development. International Crisis Group (ICG) on yksi kansainvälisesti arvostetuimmista riippumattomista järjestöistä konfliktien ehkäisyn ja hallinnan saralla. ICG on think-tank jolla on kuitenkin myös operatiivisempia rooleja. ICG toiminta on yhdistelmä asiant
untevaan kenttätyöhön perustuvaa syvällistä tietoa ja analyysiä käytännön policy-suosituksia korkean tason vaikuttamistyötä sekä viestintää. Toiminnan tarkoituksena on estää ja hillitä väkivaltaisia konflikteja sekä vaikuttaa niiden ratk
aisemiseksi. ICG tuottaa ajankohtaisista konflikti- ja kriisitilanteista mm. analyyseja ja raportteja sekä järjestää pyöreän pöydän tapaamisia ja seminaareja. ICG:n tuottama tieto on helposti saatavilla ja raportit ovat laajasti arvostettuja ja sit
eerattuja. Maa- ja aluefokusten lisäksi ICG sisällyttää työhönsä enenevässä määrin myös temaattista analyysiä ja näkökulmia kuten esimerkiksi sukupuolten välinen tasa-arvo ilmasto teknologia ja talous. ICG korostaa erityisesti sukupuolinäk
ökulman valtavirtaistamista ja sukupuolisensitiivisyyttä. Tuki ICG:n työlle täydentää Suomen rauhanvälitystä sekä edistää Suomen kehityspoliittisia tavoitteita erityisesti toimia yhteiskuntien demokraattisuuden ja toimintakyvyn vahvistamiseksi.U
lkoministeriö on tukenut ja tehnyt yhteistyötä ICG:n kanssa alusta lähtien. Vuonna 2020 ulkoministeriö rahoittaa ICG:ta 300 000 eurolla. Yleistuki järjestölle tarjoaa joustavasti mahdollisuuksia yhteistyöhön ja kumppanuuden kehittämiseksi.
FLC: Gisha; Promoting Economic Development in Gaza Gisha is an Israeli human rights organization promoting freedom of movement for Palestinians living under occupation specifically in the Gaza Strip. Gisha is the only Israeli organization with a programmatic focus on Gaza. The project Promoting Economic De
velopment in Gaza  aims to strengthen possibilities for the movement of goods between Israel and Gaza and to enhance possibilities for small entrepreneurship and to increase awareness among decision-makers and the international community. Gisha offers judi
cial assistance  for those in need and aims to increase people´s knowledge of their rights. The overall goal is to enhance the Rule of Law. Gisha on israelilainen ihmisoikeusjärjestö joka edistää palestiinalaisten vapaata liikkuvuutta erityisesti Gazan alueella. Gisha on ainoa israelilaisjärjestö jonka toiminta keskittyy nimenomaan Gazaan.  Hanke  Promoting Economic Development in Gaza p
yrkii vahvistamaan mahdollisuuksia tavaran liikkuvuuteen Israelin ja Gazan välillä ja sen myötä vahvistamaan gazalaisten pienyrittäjien erityisesti naisten mahdollisuuksia toimeentuloon sekä lisäämään päätöksentekijöiden ja kansainvälisen yh
teisön tietoisuutta tilanteesta. Gisha tarjoaa oikeudellista apua aiheen parissa sitä tarvitseville ja pyrkii sen myötä kasvattamaan ihmisten tietoisuutta oikeuksistaan. Kokonaistavoitteena on oikeusvaltioperiaatteen vahvistaminen.
Support to WFP's humanitarian operations in South Sudan Tuki WFP:n humanitaariselle operaatiolle Etelä-Sudanissa 2019 South Sudan is a fragile state suffering from over five years of conflict.Humanitarian needs are constantly growing over 5 % form last year. There are 19 million IDPs in South Sudan and 7 million people in need of humanitarian assistance. The humanitarian 
appeal for South Sudan is 17 billion USD for 2018.. WFP's funding requirements for the next 6 months are 366 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.
F.a: Accessing Disability Rights Law in Myanmar Sign Language Produce and distribute the Disability Rights Law in sign language (video) to deaf people and communities in Myanmar. Project activities include forming a working group, awareness training on disability law, 5 workshops on disability law sign language analy
sis, video shoot and editing and getting approval from all stakeholders including the Ministry of Social Welfare. 2 000 copies of the sign language video on Disability Rights Law in Myanmar will be made and distributed.
FLC: institute for Security studies - Promoting the rule of Law democracy and Human Right through civil society action in South Africa PYM: Institute for Security Studies -Promoting the rule of Law democracy and Human Right through civil society action in South Africa To strengthen civil society's knowledge and capacity to promote stability security peace and justice through active engagement with government in South Africa. ISS seeks to countinue empowering South African civil society to promote human rights good and a
ccountable governance and democracy .This will be achieved through providing relevant information and analysis on key governance challenges that are related to corruption and the ability of state to uphold the rule of law To strengthen civil society's knowledge and capacity to promote stability security peace and justice through active engagement with government in South Africa. ISS seeks to countinue empowering South African civil society to promote human rights good and a
ccountable governance and democracy .This will be achieved through providing relevant information and analysis on key governance challenges that are related to corruption and the ability of state to uphold the rule of law.
F.a: Rights Based Empowerment Project RBEP 1. Project: 11681 Right Based Empowerment Project #2. Project area and Country: Kayin State, Chin State, and Delta Ayarwaddy Region in Myanmar #3. Project justification: #All the villages in the region are vulnerable to and facing multiple hazards and suff
er from on-going violence between the state and non-state groups. In Chin, Ayeyarwaddy, Kayin, Rakhine and Magwa, on average 42.2% of the households depend on unimproved sources of drinking water and unhealthy sanitation practices. The local populations su
ffer from food insecurity and lack of livelihood options. Local villages lack health services and schools that provide children a safe and inclusive learning environment. Local level civic participation is limited in particular by women, children and peopl
e with disabilities.  #4. The main objective and the expected results:#The main objective of the Rights Based Empowerment Project is to contribute to the alleviation of poverty and the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable developme
nt in Myanmar. The project will focus on community empowerment and will increase the 130 targeted communities skills and capacity in risk management, while applying environmentally friendly measures. The targeted households will increase their access to su
stainable and diversified means of livelihood, primary health care and WASH facilities, while children will access schools with improved learning environments. The project will enhance the local communities ability to claim their rights, encourage their di
rect participation in the decision-making processes and promote dialogue between the rights holders and duty bearers at all levels. At the end of the project, the right holders will play a more active role in household and village development. #5. Right-ho
lders/ beneficiaries: 50,000 people in 130 villages (VDCs, Interest groups, Partner Households, Women groups and Youth groups) #Duty bearers: # Township, Village Tract and Village General Administration Authority/Office# Village level health volunteers, sc
hool teachers, school PTAs/SMCs# Township level Government line departments like education, health, WASH, livestock, agriculture, irrigation, police, judicial, basic physical infrastructure, and others# Relevant Union and State/Region level Government depa
rtments and committees#6. Implementing partner: LWF Myanmar
F.a: Promotion, Protection and Fulfilment of Health Rights of People with Disabilities in Botswana Botswana has ratified UN Convention on Rights of P
F.a: Strengthening Diversity to Promote Unity for Strong Trade Union Movement This project enhances the cooperation of the Confederations of Nepal, so that they can formulate joint agenda for the national labour market discussions and development. This way the decent work principles and agenda will prevail.Nepali political situation
 is providing problems but also opportunities for the trade union movement. Employers are pushing hard flexibility and precarious work forms and contracts. JTUCC is lobbying pro-worker provisions into labour legislation, like the right to strike and to neg
otiate, and implementation of a fair social security system. Thus, the cooperation among trade unions and Confederations and strengthening their capacity and representation are very important in this volatile situation.#Results of this project will be more
 effective lobbying of pro-worker labour policies, decent work principles, minimum wage levels, and OHS standards into national legislation. The capacity of interest representation of the trade union movement will be developed through training and the awar
eness of the labour and trade union rights will be raised among workers.#The main beneficiaries are Confederations, their coordination committee JTUCC, trade union activists, leaders and ultimately the workers.#The contract partner is JTUCC. The implementi
ng partners are the confederations belonging to JTUCC.
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 advisers 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 (Er
itrea 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 effectivenes
s 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.
F.a: AJODEMO Hardware This is an income generation project. A group of 8 persons with disabilities (3 females and 5 males) will get business training and open a business to buy and sell construction materials.