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« Améliorer la résilience environnementale et sociale au Liban pour ré-engager la jeunesse libanaise : l'opportunité de la crise des déchets » L'objectif du projet porté par makesense et Recycle Beirut est d'améliorer la résilience sociale et environnementale du Liban. Le projet permettra de consolider l'entreprise sociale Recycle Beirut qui propose une solution durable au traitement des déchets solides ménagers. Il sensibilisera le grand public, en particulier les jeunes et étudiants aux problèmes et aux solutions en ce qui concerne les déchets. Enfin, il renforcera l'économie circulaire au Liban par l'accompagnement de 12 projets.
Projet de renforcement de l'accès aux soins de santé à l'hôpital universitaire Rafic Hariri de Beyrouth, en partenariat avec le CICR Soutien du projet mis en œuvre par le CICR au sein de l'hôpital Rafic Hariri à Beyrouth, pour améliorer l'accès et la qualité des soins à destination des populations vulnérables (membres des communautés hôtes et réfugiées) à travers des travaux de rénovation de l'infrastructure de l'hôpital et un renforcement de capacité du personnel.
Santé mentale et soutien psychosocial communautaires  pour les populations vulnérables du Liban Projet qui a pour but de contribuer au renforcement du système de santé publique libanais, de façon à ce qu'il puisse répondre au mieux aux enjeux de qualité de l'offre en santé mentale et psychosocial, d'équité et de cohésion sociale, dans un contexte de transition urgence-développement et de fortes inégalités.
I.MO Basatine Bolstering Agriculture Systems' Ability to Invest, Nourish and Employ (BASATINE) mis en oeuvre par un consortium dirigé par CARE France. Le projet délivrera une aide d'urgence à des agriculteurs très vulnérables; visera à augmenter la résilience des agriculteurs face aux chocs, et à sécuriser ainsi les emplois de leurs travailleurs saisonniers; améliorera l'accès des agriculteurs aux informations sur les prix des marchés; et renforcera les compétences financières des agriculteurs.
I.MO - Maharat li Loubnan 2 Phase 2 du projet porté par l'Institut Européen de Coopération et de Développement (IECD), français, et son partenaire libanais Semeurs d'Avenirs (SDA), qui a pour objet le financement d'actions de formation, d'aide à l'insertion professionnelle et de renforcement des microentreprises , contribuant au maintien des conditions de vie des populations vulnérables, réfugiées et libanaises
Fondation Pierre Fabre (FPF) Santé primaire Liban Assurer une offre de soins de qualité et pérenne aux populations libanaises et réfugiées
Programme de santé materno-infantile au Liban Subvention 5 550 000 euros octroyée dans le cadre du mécanisme franco-saoudien de soutien à la population libanaise. Elle est destinée à appuyer le Programme santé de la femme et de l'enfant proposé par la Fondation Pierre Fabre, en lien avec l'Ordre de Malte Liban , et l'association ASSAMEH B&B. Ce projet vise à assurer un service de soins subventionnés de niveau primaire, secondaire et tertiaire afin de répondre aux besoins de la population féminine et infantile libanaise et réfugiée.
YEP Yalla pour l'Emploi et la Protection Yalla pour l'Emploi et la Protection - vers un avenir meilleur des jeunes affectées par l'explosion de Beyrouth
La Chaîne de l'Espoir Contribuer à améliorer la santé et le bien-être de la population vivant au Liban par le renforcement du système et des capacités des acteur.rice.s de santé mobilisé.e.s dans la prévention, dépistage et prise en charge d'affections congénitales orthopédiques
Financement en faveur de l'UNRWA pour la construction de deux complexes éducatifs et l'amélioration des services d'eau et d'assainissement dans les camps palestiniens du Liban. 13,1% réalloués COVID. Financement en faveur de l'UNRWA pour la construction de deux complexes éducatifs dans deux camps palestiniens et l'amélioration des services d'eau et d'assainissement couvrant l'ensemble des 12 camps palestiniens du Liban. 13,1% réalloués COVID.
Renforcer la protection des personnes vulnérables au Liban Protéger et défendre l'accès au droit des réfugiés et des personnes vulnérables au Liban
Tawazon Tabie (Equilibre Naturel) : Favoriser la résilience des agriculteurs et producteurs agro-alimentaires au Liban face au changement climatique. Tawazon Tabie (Equilibre Naturel) : Favoriser la résilience des agriculteurs et producteurs agro-alimentaires au Liban face au changement climatique
Appui et renforcement  des capacités des associations initiées par les communautés syriennes au Liban et ayant des activités liées à l'enfance et l'adolescence Renforcement  des capacités techniques, opérationnelles et structurelles des deux associations issues de la communauté syrienne au Liban et autonomisation des enfants et des jeunes vulnérables grâce à des activités éducatives, appropriation des compétences de vie, et aux activités de programmes de soutien psychosocial
I.MO - Contribution au Transition and Resilience Education Fund (TREF) pour appuyer l'éducation de base au Liban I.MO projet d'appui à l'éducation de base ou à la formation professionnelle au Liban dans un contexte  de crise. Abondement du Transition and Resilience Education Fund (TREF) géré par l'UNICEF. L'objectif est de contribuer à la mise en œuvre de la stratégie nationale d'éducation « 5 Years Plan » et en particulier au maintien d'un accès équitable à l'école publique pour tous les enfants du territoire libanais malgré la crise.
I.MO OICC Arc-en-Ciel Appui à l'ONG libanaise Arc-en-ciel en temps de crise au Liban par 1) le financement de la reprise de son programme de soutien aux personnes en situation de handicap et 2) l'investissement dans le développement d'activités génératrices de revenus et le renouvellement du modèle économique de l'ONG.
Projet d'amélioration des conditions socio-économiques des quartiers vulnérables de Tripoli (PACT) La finalité du projet est d'améliorer les conditions socio-économiques des populations vulnérables des quartiers de Jabal Mohsen et de Bab el-Tabbaneh à Tripoli, par: l'appui à la création de petites et très petites entreprises à travers le lancement d'un fonds d'amorçage; le soutien au développement d'entreprises existantes à travers le lancement d'un fonds d'accélération; le renforcement des capacités de l'ONG Ruwwad
FISONG LIBAN - Oxfam France - Programme de transfert monétaire pour la mise en œuvre d'un filet social pour les ménages vulnérables FISONG mise en œuvre par Oxfam France. Programme de transfert monétaire pour la mise en œuvre d'un filet social pour les ménages vulnérable. Il vise à déclencher des prestations monétaires pour renforcer la résilience des ménages en situation de choc et de stress socio-économiques. En parallèle, il intègre ces ménages dans un système de référencement des services sociaux pour leur proposer des solutions de long terme.
Plan gestion et de gouvernance face au risque d'incendie des espaces naturels du territoire de Jezzine LIBAN Plan gestion et de gouvernance face au risque d'incendie des espaces naturels du territoire de Jezzine LIBAN
Renforcement des capacités des collectivités libanaises en matière de gestion environnementale Formation sur la gestion environnementale et les énergies renouvelables, Création d'unités environnementales et montage de projets pilotes, Communication et mise en réseau des acteurs ligériens et libanais
Tarik Akhdar : offre de services intégrant un accompagnement vers la transition écologique et sociale et des produits financiers innovants et adaptés. Renforcement des petits acteurs économiques libanais à travers une offre de services intégrant un accompagnement vers la transition écologique et sociale et des produits financiers innovants et adaptés.
Lift Obstacles IN Kids future Lift obstacles IN Kids' future in Lebanon ¿ Réduire les obstacles pour l¿avenir des enfants au Liban
« Ma carrière, mon choix » Contribuer à l'autonomisation des jeunes femmes grâce à une prise de décision éclairée, une meilleure employabilité et une mise en relation avec le secteur privé. Ma carrière, mon choix : Promouvoir l'autonomisation des femmes par l'employabilité au Liban
Protéger et défendre l'accès au droit des réfugiés et des personnes vulnérables au Liban Renforcer les possibilités d'accès au droit des personnes vulnérables (réfugiés, migrants, détenus) Prévenir les risques de détention arbitraire et de torture Faciliter l'accès aux soins et la prise en charge psychologique des personnes vulnérables victimes de mauvais traitements et de torture.
DIVERSION, PROBATION AND REHABILITATION 2. The protective environment is strengthened in line with international standards for child victims, witnesses and offenders a.
	The draft and existing legislation on children in contact with the law are reviewed (relevant codes, laws and by-laws on probation,
  diversion, alternative sentencing, etc.) to identify gaps with international standards and practices and areas for
strengtheningb. 	Key stakeholders agree on the feasibility, format and key directions of a medium term policy document or strategy
 that addresses child's rights and their protectionc.	Consultations with key stakeholders and experts on strategic visioning for
children in contact with the law result in identification of key priorities, components and directions of the policy document/
strategyd.	Key stakeholders can access a medium-term policy document/ strategy on advancing Justice for Children
TRANSFORMING RESIDENTIAL INSTITUTIONS Output 2.3: National authorities endorse and resource the transformation of residential institutions, including schools for
children with offending behaviour.
EVAC AND DI PREVENTION AND RESPONSE SERVICES The capacities of central and local authorities to plan, regulate, resource and oversee child protection prevention and response
services are increased for addressing institutionalization and violence against children.
F.a: Tinderet Area Development Programme The programme works for the improvement of rural communities’ socio-economic situation and quality of life, as well for the strengthening of community capacities and enhancing children’s in Tinderet, Western Kenya.The main objectives of the previous pe
riod have been Children's rights and child protection. The evaluation shows that the work has been fruitful; child rights violations have decreased from 92.4% in 2009 to 34.3%. Child labor has also been halved during the same period. In addition work has b
een done to decrease waterborne diseases and improve general health. Health services are now closer. 70 per cent of the population has access to health services within a distance of less than five kilometers. Every third person is currently receiving clean
 water compared to only one in eight at the beginning of the programme. Through renovations of water points and sanitation trainings diarrhea and waterborne diseases have been reduced. Within disability work positive cooperation has been continued with loc
al disability institution. HIV trainings are organized through support groups and seminars. The women’s AIDS run, providing information and testing possibilities has gathered great popularity. Community members have been trained in public responsibility 
and cooperation has been established with local actors, authorities and cooperations. Children's participation in collective decision-making is encouraged through Children's Parliaments.The program covers an area of six centers with a population of about 3
5 000 people. The main partner is World Vision Kenya that runs the implementation and accounts for the use of funding.
Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Long term partnership with a local company / organisation (e.g. joint venture; subcontractor, import or other contract agreement ) related to Information and communication technology (ICT)
F.a: Sustainable livelihood interventions for PWDs affected by HIV + natural disasters The project is for sustainable livelihoods through agriculture and animal husbandry for 25 PWDs. The project will identify and strengthen the members' capacities and they will be supplied with the necessary resources for them to carry out the activities. T
he members already have basic skills in animal husbandry and crop farming.
Beam: Pre-GESEC: Geospatial ecosystem for location-sensitive decision-making business in Tanzania: a preparatory project Pre-GESEC: Geospatial ecosystem for location-sensitive decision-making business in Tanzania: a preparatory project
F.a: Gender Capacity-building: Ending Gender-based Violence against Girls and Women The purpose of the project is to ensure that the right to protection, care, healing and empowerment of vulnerable young girls and children is realized in the city of Pretoria. Young women and girls should know their rights and be empowered to exercise thes
e rights for their own well-being. Men and women in society should know how to respect each other. The purpose is therefore to intervene directly in situations of crisis, but also to create a culture of gender respect in Pretoria.The project activities inc
lude outreach programmes and drop-in centres, to identify and support young girls and women at risk, and to raise awareness amongst men and boys. The project also covers transitional residential facilities to protect and empower young victims of gender bas
ed violence. Advocacy and awareness raising initiatives focus on gender equality and human trafficking - and awareness raising initiatives include school visits. The project activities also include networking and collaboration to support advocacy. The proj
ect is implemented by TLF (Tswane Leadership Foundation). The work of TLF focuses on victims of gender-based violence, prostitution and human trafficking.
FLC: Almanar - Reducing the Risk of Gender Based Violence by Empowering Vulnerable Conflict Affected Women The overall goal of the project is to contribute in improving the livelihoods status of 210 women (women cooperative members) and their families from among the most disadvantaged communities in IDPs sites in Khartoum through a comprehensive self-reliance a
nd poverty reduction approach. The project works in an integrated way and combines a comprehensive social development program with activities to increase livelihood opportunities for women thereby addressing both the causes and effects of women?s disempowe
rment. This will be achieved through building the knowledge and skills of women by raising awareness on their rights supporting their groups to make their voice heard providing vocational skills literacy classes secured life for their children and communit
ies and reducing barriers between women from different backgrounds and life experiences in order to contribute in strengthening a base for peace and reconciliation coupled with gender training for men leading to an improvement in the socio-economic status 
of the marginalized women and their families. The overall goal of the project is to contribute in improving the livelihoods status of 210 women (women cooperative members) and their families from among the most disadvantaged communities in IDPs sites in Khartoum through a comprehensive self-reliance a
nd poverty reduction approach. The project works in an integrated way and combines a comprehensive social development program with activities to increase livelihood opportunities for women thereby addressing both the causes and effects of women?s disempowe
rment. This will be achieved  through  building the knowledge and skills of  women by raising awareness on their rights supporting their groups to make their  voice heard providing vocational skills literacy classes secured life for their children and comm
unities and reducing barriers between women from different backgrounds and life experiences in order to contribute in strengthening a base for peace and reconciliation coupled with gender training for men leading to an improvement in the socio-economic sta
tus of the marginalized women and their families.
Eritrea Planning Funds Eritrea suunnitteluvarat Finland supports the Eritrean education sector and encourages Eritrea to open up for international cooperation as well as advance its democratization and human rights record.The purpose of the planning funds is to improve the quality of the Finnish develop
ment cooperation in Eritrea. Planning funds will be used for planning preparation and monitoring the Finnish development support in Eritrea as well as for organization of small-scale trainings and workshops. The allocation for the planning funds is 100.000
?. Suomi tukee kehitysyhteistyön keinoin Eritreaa. Suomi toimii etenkin Eritrean koulutussektorin kehittämisen saralla pyrkien luomaan parempia kouluttautumismahdollisuuksia eritrealaisille nuorille sekä edistämään maan avautumista demokratiakehitystä 
ja ihmisoikeustilanteen parantumista.Suunnittelumäärärahalla parannetaan Suomen tekemän kehitysyhteistyön laatua. Suunnittelurahaa käyttävät sekä alueosasto että Nairobin edustusto. Varoja käytetään Suomen kehitysyhteistyön suunnitteluun valm
isteluun ja seurantaan tuloksellisuuden parantamiseen sekä kehitysyhteistyötoimintaan liittyvien pienimuotoisten seminaarien ja koulutusten järjestämiseen.Tarkoitukseen on varattu 100 000 euroa vuoden 2015 sitomattomista siirtyvistä määrärahoista.
F.a: Sustainable Metal Workers’ Union Better functioning of the union’s education department makes it possible to organize a wider spectrum of different level trainings and follow-up and support of trained activists and elected officials / shop stewards. MANWU prepares for the 2016 Congress 
by developing a new strategy plan and improving organizational sustainability: updating and harmonizing the membership register and the financial management systems, as well as administration training at the same time with continuous recruitment of members
 are parts of this. Communication skills are improved and a network of voluntary activists set up.The membership growth brought along “a positive problem”: member services and activating of members have not been able to follow the pace of growth. Syste
matic education work is expected to improve the knowhow of union officials, shop stewards and activists and thereby improve the benefits of membership for rank and file members. As a result of the project the union has sufficient number of adequately skill
ed people to take care of basic level unionism and interest representation training. A network of volunteers has been established and functions around the country. The 2016-2019 strategy plan has been developed, approved at the 2016 Congress and put into u
se. The website and facebook are regularly updated by an office employee who has been trained for this task, and the shop stewards manual has been translated into Oshiwambo and Herero. The membership register and the financial management system have been u
pdated and harmonized. 10 000 new members have been recruited by the end of 2017.Beneficiaries of the project are members and activists of MANWU through improved member services and knowhow.Metal and Allied Namibian Workers’ Union MANWU has as its larges
t sectors metal and motor industries and construction. The membership of the union in around 15 000 and there is a total potential of about 40 000.
F.a: Promoting Voter Registration for PWDs through Accessible and Inclusive Languages Promoting PWDs registration as legal voters for next elections. Meetings with Election officials and PWDs themselves for accessibility and interpreter help during registration and election procedures.
F.a: Kenyan Indigenous Peoples Climate Policies Safeguards and Rights Within the project 1) three workshops with forest-based indigenous peoples are organised in Kenya regarding mitigation safeguards and human rights norms and mechanisms, 2) three forest-based indigenous peoples’ delegate’s dialogue with national governm
ent or related agencies is supported regarding safeguards mechanisms and standards and 3) IPACC materials on approaches for integrating indigenous and traditional knowledge into National Adaptation Plans are produced and launched at UNFCCC COP20 in Lima, P
eru. The project aims to strengthen Kenyan forest-based indigenous peoples’ collaboration in developing climate change mitigation safeguards, support their advocacy on the theme towards the government, as well as contribute to including traditional knowl
edge as part of the National Adaptation Plans. The mitigation aspect of the project benefits the Kenyan forest-based indigenous peoples (Sengwer, Ogiek and Yiaku), whereas the adaptation aspect benefits indigenous peoples across Africa. The approach and ac
tivities have been designed and are implemented by the indigenous peoples themselves. IPACC was established as African indigenous peoples’ network in 1997 as African indigenous delegates participating in different UN fora recognised the need for collabor
ation. It was registered as an independent NGO in South Africa in 2002. It has currently 133 member organisations in 23 countries, all of which are community based indigenous peoples’ organisations.IPACC aims to support a regional network of indigenous p
eoples’ community based organisations across Africa to participate in UN and other multilateral policy forums, norms and standards setting processes, and to help members develop their capacity to lobby governments to promote and protect the rights of ind
igenous peoples in line with the principles of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Themes addressed include human rights, gender equality, climate justice, environmental sustainability and natural resource governance. ipacc.
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F.a: Rainbow School Outreach Programme The method is to arrange training seminars and practical workshops at the University to the university staff and secondary school teachers and the knowledge and the learned knowledge will be taken to practice in supported class room sessions. Also learning
 difficulties and learning disabilities will be add
F.a: Pomade making and training of women with physical disability in sewing of local fabric bags The project is to train Women with Physical disabilities in Pomade making and sewing of local fabric bags to make them self-employed and to live independent life.
F.a: Expansion of Internet Cafe The group established an internet cafe through the support of Abilis a few years ago. During our visit at the cafe the group expressed us a wish to be able to expand teh services of teh cafe by acquiring a bigger photocopying machine and a refrigerator for
 refreshment.
F.a: Carpentry Project The project is for skills training (in house) for 15 deaf persons in carpentry and purchase of tools for the carpentry workshop they intend to open up. The group already has persons trained in carpentry hence these will be training the others practically (
job on training).