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Mental health for vulnerable groups: A complex multidisciplinary model combining client centered and community approaches Monitarpeisten ryhmien mielenterveystyö: moniammatillista yksilö- ja yhteisötyötä Continuation project ?Mental health for groups with complex needs: A multidisciplinary model combining client centred and community approacher?. The plan is to participate in four years time in the mental health strategic planning process. In previous peri
od the Family Guidance Centers (FGC) treated 316 children who were referred to FGC. One third of them completed the treatment successfully. Among them there were 75 children with special needs. FGCs arranged special education and rehabiliation service for 
them. All parents express high satisfaction. During the project period concerning the coordination and development issues it started to emerge needs for changes in the setting. To tackle them and step forward organisation has decided to work on a strategic
 plan for mental health program. However planning has not really started maybe because of big workload but also therefore that the tacit special knowledge accumalated during 20 years is not easy to shape public and divisible. During 4 years time FiPSR will
 by the support of Ministry for Foreing Affairs accompany NISCVT in the strategy planning. Mental health program works in a landscape which the management and regional sciences call wicked problem. During the work FiPSR supports the basic work in two famil
y guidance centers and rehabilitation of children with special needs in three centers. Estimated number of children is 370-420 of them 60-80 children with special needs. Jatkohanke ?Mielenterveystyössä moninaisten tarpeiden ryhmissä yksilö- ja yhteisömentelmiä yhdistäen? on suunniteltu nelivuotiseksi. Sinä aikana osallistutaan kumppanin mielenterveystyön strategiasuunnitteluun. Edeltävällä jaksolla perheneuvola
t hoitivat 316 neuvolaan lähetettyä lasta joista reilu kolmannes päätti hoidon onnistuneesti vuoden aikana toiset jatkoivat. Erityislapsia (75)  joukossa oli kolmen perheneuvolan piiristä. Heille hankkeessa järjestettiin erityispedagogiset palvelut. 
Vanhemmat ovat erittäin tyytyväisiä lastensa saamaan apuun. Työn koordinoinnin ja kehittämisen piiristä hankekautena hahmottui viriämässä olevia muutostarpeita. Saadakseen niistä otetta ja päästäkseen palvelukokonaisuutena eteenpäin järjest
ö on päättänyt laatia mielenterveystyölle strategisen suunnitelman. Suunnittelu ei kuitenkaan näytä oikein etenevän ehkä jokaisen työkuormituksen takia mutta myös siksi että kahdenkymmenen vuoden aikana perheneuvolatyössä kertynyttä hiljaist
a erityistietoa ei ole helppoa työstää julkiseksi ja jaettavaksi. Neljän vuoden ajan UM:n tukema PSV:n hanke osallistuu strategiatyöhön. Hallinto- ja aluetieteiljöiden kehittämä ilkeiden ongelmien käsite on yhtenä tarkastelukulmana.Urakka tuntuu
 innostavalta. Mielenterveystyön sisäisen jäsentymisen ja strategiasuunnitelmaksi päätyvän työn aikana tuetaan myös perustyötä kahdessa perheneuvolassa ja erityislasten kuntoutustyötä kolmen perheneuvolan alueelta (arvioitu potilasmäärä 370-
420 heistä 60-80 erityislapsia).
F.a: Access to Justice for Refugees in South Asia – An Outreach and Capacity-Building Programme for Right-Holders and Duty-Bearers The Project endeavours to strengthen South Asia’s systemically ad hoc approach towards protecting refugees by using rule of law as a tool to ensure basic constitutional and legal protections for them. It seeks to do so through a multipronged approach tha
t empowers refugees and links them directly with diverse actors in the legal space, while building the capacity of the latter to provide quality and effective legal aid. The Project also seeks to unite the wider community of legal aid providers and human-r
ights defenders in the larger South Asian region through the establishment of a platform for exchange of ideas and concerted action. The larger objective of the Project is to develop a sustainable and effective model of legal aid which is tailored for coun
tries in the region that share the common problem of not having a dedicated set of asylum laws. www.migrationandasylumproject.org
F.a: Community Based Health Community based project where vulnerable communities in Afar are supported to prevent diseases through health education and through positive behavioral changes with the Ethiopian Red Cross volunteers. The project area is drought prone which increases vulne
rability of the local population. The project aims at increasing people's resilience.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for BRAZIL Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for BRAZIL. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
F.a: Tunisian School of Politics Inclusive democracy and youth participation in the politics in Tunisia is strengthened through the Tunisian School of Politics (TSoP) which aims at enhancing political youth's capacity and constructive, policy oriented engagement in politics. The project i
s implemented by the Centre des Etudes Mediterraneennes et Internationales (CEMI) and is supported by Demo Finland and the Netherlands Institute for Multiparty Democracy (NIMD). The programme aims to have created safe space for multiparty dialogue by bring
ing together political actors and facilitating dialogue. To achieve this a permanent high-level Multi-Party Democracy Platform was founded for Tunisian parliamentary parties in 2016. The strategic planning and policy formulation work of the parties will be
 strengthened in the project. Also alumni of the school is targeted with tailor-made capacity building sessions.  Furthermore, the political actors involved will be equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to formulate, defend and lobby for policy 
alternatives by tailor-made alumni trainings focused on specific skills and knowledge, programme formulation and peer exchanges. There are also special gender classes addressing issues of gender equality in politics and policies. Regional activities involv
e a seminar bringing together MP’s, academia + CSO representatives from Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Libya and Egypt.  Since 2018, also Members of the Tunisian Parliament are being trained on different topics, from 2020 onwards also the asisstants of the M
Ps. Primary target groups are male and female young politicians, MPs and political parties of Tunisia. Final beneficiaries are the people of Tunisia through improved democracy and governance.  Expected outcomes of the project 2016-2020: 1. Safe space for d
ialogue between all relevant political actors2. Political actors voice and monitor citizen´s interests, 3. Improved capacity of local partner, 4. Increased interest in collaborating among and btw political and civic actors, with inclusive approach. The ac
hievement of the outcomes and results are monitored against pre-set indicators throughout the project.
F.a: Fostering constitutional rights and livelihood of PWDs in rural communities in Dailekh DAEC plans to establish 5 Self-Help Groups and build their leadership capacities. DAEC will also arrange a 15-days herbal training for 20 Persons with Disbilities. The groups will process and sell the herbs they collect.
F.a: Enhancing Coordination mechanisms of Anti-FGM stakeholders and creating advocacy Strategy for FGM policy/Law The purpose of this project mobilizes and sensitizes the key stakeholders, particularly the policy makers, religious leaders and civil society organizations to formulate and work together on national anti-FGM/C policy. The main goal of this project is that
 girls and womens rights are better fulfilled as national policy makers, religious leaders and CSOs take stronger stand against all forms of FGM/C practice in Somaliland through enactment of law banning all forms of the practice.
INT/Annual payment to the United nations Environment Programme (UNEP) YK:n ympäristöohjelma (UNEP); Suomen tuki Ympäristörahastolle 2021 The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is the leading global environmental authority that sets the global environmental agenda promotes the coherent implementation of the environmental dimension of sustainable development within the United Nations
 system and serves as an authoritative advocate for the global environment.  UNEP?s work encompasses assessing global regional and national environmental conditions and trends developing international and national environmental instruments and strengthenin
g institutions for the wise management of the environment.UNEP supports the implementation of Finland?s development policy in particular the priority area IV related to promoting climate sustainability access to sustainable energy and energy efficiency as 
well as good environmental governance. Finland?s main goals in relation to UNEP are strengthening UNEP?s role as the leading environmental authority and increasing UNEP?s efficiency and results orientation.Annual payment of 15 million euros is proposed for
 the UNEP's Environment Fund in 2019 to be used for funding UNEP's activities according to the work programme. YK:n ympäristöohjelman (UNEP) tehtävänä on edistää ympäristöllisesti kestävää kehitystä YK-järjestelmässä sekä toimia ympäristön tilan puolestapuhujana ja globaalin ympäristöagendan asettajana. UNEP:n työohjelma tavoittelee siirtymist
ä vähäpäästöiseen resurssitehokkaaseen ja tasa-arvoiseen kehitykseen mikä pohjautuu ekosysteemipalvelujen suojelulle ja kestävälle käytölle vahvistuneelle ympäristöhallinnolle ja ympäristöriskien vähentämiselle. Pohjimmaisena tavoitteena o
n nykyisten ja tulevien sukupolvien hyvinvoinnin turvaaminen. UNEP tukee erityisesti Suomen kehityspolitiikan painopistealue IV:n toteutusta.Suomen tueksi UNEP:n ympäristörahastolle 2021 ehdotetaan 25 miljoonaa euroa.
Refugee costs through Finnish ministries, Developing countries unspecified Refugee costs through Finnish ministries, Developing countries unspecified; The costs of up to one year of reception in municipalities covered by the central government and Kela, the govenrment agency for social welfare and benefits
F.a: The enhancement of inclusion of children and youths with visual impairment WHAT: The project supports inclusive development in the schools of Ethiopia. The goal is to get students with visual impairment included in general education. WHY: Ethiopia has ratified the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, but impleme
nting of the legislation is lagging behind. Students with visual imparment are welcomed to many schools but the staff lacks the knowledge about different kinds of teaching methods and the schools cant afford the assistive devices. Development of the teachi
ng- learning process in inclusive education and adaptation of skills in Braille, orientation and mobility will bring better opportunities for the visually impaired to find a profession and prevent economic and social dependency. HOW: The project benefits p
ersons with visual impairment who can manage their life better with education and health education. PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project is implemented by local Help for Persons with Disabilities -organization (HPDO).
F.a: Empowering 2 Groups of PWDs through IGA Ten cross disability (most visually impaired) persons form an Jewlery Product unit. Ten others form a Pottery Production unit. Both get trainings both vocational and business. Equipment and raw-materials for 3 months as start up. Products have markets in l
ocality.
UN Post-conflict Multi-Partner Trust Fund for Colombia YK:n rauhanrahasto Kolumbia The UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund was established in 2016 to contribute to the implementation of the Peace Agreement signed between the Colombian state and the FARC. The funding (86 MUSD) for the first phase was provided by  the UN and eleven governments.  T
he second phase of the Fund was approved in December 2018 focusing on peacebuilding and sustainable development with regard to the priorities of the National Development Plan. The main thematic areas are stabilization in the most affected areas by the conf
lict reintegration of former combatants victims and transitional justice and communication. The Finnish contribution to the Fund in 2019 is 150 000 EUR. YK:n Kolumbian MPTF-rahasto perustettiin helmikuussa 2016 tarkoituksena mobilisoida ja koordinoida rahoitusta syyskuussa 2016 solmitun rauhansopimuksen toimeenpanoon. Ensimmäisen vaiheen rahoittajiin (86 milj. USD) ovat kuuluneet YK:n rauhanrakennusrahast
o naisten rauhan ja humanitaarinen rahasto sekä 11 valtiota. Joulukuussa 2018 hyväksyttiin rahaston toinen vaihe joka tukee Kolumbian kansallisen kehityssuunnitelman prioriteetteja painottaen rauhanrakentamista ja kestävää kehitystä. Keskeiset temaat
tiset alueet ovat konfliktista pahiten kärsineiden alueiden vakauttaminen entisten taistelijoiden integroiminen yhteiskuntaan uhrit ja siirtymävaiheen oikeus sekä viestintä. Hanke edistää Suomen kehityspolitiikan tavoitteista ensisijaisesti yhteiskun
nan demokraattisuuden ja toimintakyvyn vahvistamista sekä toissijaisesti naisten ja tyttöjen oikeuksien ja aseman vahvistamista. YK:n Kolumbian rauhanrahaston kontribuutioiden yhteismäärä oli maaliskuussa 2020 yht. 1495 MUSD josta on kohdennettu hankk
eisiin 1192 MUSD. Määrärahoista 87 MUSD on peräisin rahaston I-vaiheesta ja 625 MUSD sen II-vaiheesta. Vuonna 2019 ja 2020  Suomi tuki hanketta 150 000 eurolla kumpanakin vuonna. Suomi jatkaa tukirahaston rahoittamista 150 000 eurolla vuonna 2021.
F.a: Empowering girls and women to excell in business iin informal settings 1. Project: 11864 Empowering Women and Girls to Excel in Business in Informal Settlements / Slums in Kampala and Wakiso Districts #2. Project area and Country: Kampala and Wakiso districts, Uganda#3. Project justification: #Despite the impressive economic 
national performance indicators, sustained high GDP growth rate of 7.8%, low inflation and stable exchange rates, the number of poor people has not significantly decreased in Uganda. In fact, in Kampala and Wakiso, which have a population of about 3.504.49
8 million people constituting 25% of the countrys total urban population, districts poverty has increased. Urban population represents 18% (6 million) of Ugandas total population of which 60% live in slums and informal settlements. 38.9% of the residents i
n Kampala and Wakiso live in absolute poverty (under $2 a day) and 5.7% in abject poverty. Close to half of women and young girls of the informal settlements of these areas are unpaid workers or employed at the lowest levels of the value chain, where they 
earn less than $1 a day. This has generated grave effects that include, women trafficking into prostitution, ill health (high prevalence of HIV/AIDS at 37% amongst commercial sex workers), loss of lives due to unsafe abortions, malnutrition, mental health 
disorders, lack of basic needs of life, insecurity (for both food and life) and suicide. Due to a lack of employable and/or entrepreneurship skills, access to credit facilities/resources, to productive assets and a lack of awareness about their rights, wom
en and girls are trapped into the vicious cycle of chronic poverty.  #4. The main objective and expected results:#The main objective of the project is to contribute to the social economic well-being of women and girls in informal settlements of Kampala and
 Wakiso. This will be accomplished through enhanced capacities of the beneficiaries to initiate, plan and manage businesses, improved access to funding to acquire the productive assets to start their businesses as well as through increased capacity to lobb
y and advocate for their rights. #5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: 3750 Women and girls in Kampala and Wakiso districts#Duty bearers: Districts Local leadership (Commercial Officer, Community Development Officers, District probation officers etc.), politic
ians and religious leaders, and other development partners/NGOs in the project area.#6. Implementing partner: Development and Relief Initiative -Uganda (DRI-Ug)
F.a: Social and Economic Empowerment of Women 1. Project: 11996 Social and Economic Empowerment of Women  #2. Project area and Country: Amman, Zarqa and Irbid governorates, Jordan #3. Project justification: #Jordan and its economy have been severely affected by the consequences of the protracted war i
n the neigbouring Syria. The country hosts nearly 700 000 registered Syrian refugees, while its own economy has been in decline for years and the unemployment rates especially among the youth are high. Public sector has traditionally been the most importan
t employer in Jordan, but now it has met the limits of its absorption capacity and young adults struggle to find their place in the society under the current circumstances.  Particularly young women face difficulties in this regard, as female participation
 in labour force in Jordan is marginal due to cultural practices among other reasons. In this situation, it is important to stimulate the local private sector to create new jobs and especially to enable economic agency of young women. #4. The main objectiv
e and the expected results: #The main objective of the project is the improved socioeconomic status and resilience of Syrian female refugees and Jordanian women in vulnerable life situations. The project aims to provide 180 beneficiaries for a short entrep
reneurship course, after which 90 of them will be selected for an intensive course to provide them with technical and business skills to start their own business. 72 beneficiaries are to have access to financial resources for business development through s
tart-up grants. Through various community activities, the project also addresses gender-related obstacles that block womens access to labor market and entrepreneurship. #5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: 180 Syrian refugee women and Jordanian women in vulne
rable life situations#Duty bearers: Ministry of Labor, Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation, local CBOs #6. Implementing partner: Finn Church Aid, Beit Al Hikmah
F.a: Coordination of Development Cooperation The regional Development Manager contributes to ensure that the project planning, monitoring, evaluation and reporting complies with requirements. The regional Development Manager supports the local partners in project management and has an advisory functi
on in developing the quality of the projects. The regional Development Manager provides regularly information on project processes, local working context, and feedback from the local partners and the support they need, to the Development Cooperation Unit i
n Helsinki.
SUSTAINABLE WATER SUPPLY AND CAPACITY BUILDING IN DEVCHULI MUNICIPALITY DEVCHULIN KUNNAN KESTÄVÄN VESIHUOLLON JA TOIMINTAEDELLYTYSTEN KEHITTÄMISEN HANKE Finnish water projects have supported the government of Nepal in developing decentralized community based water and sanitation approach and working modalities since 1990. Project in Devchuli Nepal is an extension to WaterFinns NAPA WASH project in Nepal in
 2014-2016. There is great potential in developing the area to the next level in water quality and sanitation by capacity building in municipality and ward level trainings and minor construction to ensure the long term sustainability based on self-reliance
 of the communities. There is a need to increase understanding and awareness of sustainability of WASH services and facilities in user committees ward and municipality level. There is a clear demand for a continuation project after NAPA WASH; Devchuli area
 has basic level water and sanitation services however the quality of water and skill of maintaining WSP are not still sufficient and therefore causes health issues.  The overall project objective is to improve the self-reliance of Devchuli communities to 
sustain their WASH services at acceptable good level to ensure safe drinking water and healthy hygienic environment for the whole community. This is done by applying tested Operation + Maintenance and Management practices new technologies and capacity buil
ding at the community ward and municipality level. The project is situated in Devchuli municipality in Nawalparasi Nepal. Devchuli has a population of 34912 with 6336 individual households which all are direct or indirect beneficiaries of the project. Proj
ect management is done by WaterFinns Finland with the local partner Center for Appropriate Technology Nepal (CATN) in Nepal in addition to the Devchuli municipality. Project?s beneficiaries are the users of WASH services in Devichuli Municipality.The proje
ct is designed also to support the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) especially of 5. Gender equality 6. Clean water and sanitation 10. Reduced inequalities and 13. Climate action. The project will integrate Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Re
duction measures in the WASH process e.g. the WSP aiming to minimize the impacts of weather induced disasters.
F.a: Confidence building of visually impaired people through sports Project has 3 activities: Blind women´s cricket game, motivational and intepersonal skills developing workshop and advocacy meetings with local authorities.
Funding of the Sponsor Funded Staff Programme of Asian Development Bank Rahoitus Aasian kehityspankin Sponsor Funded Staff Programmelle With this intervention the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland funds the Sponsor Funded Staff Programme of the Asian Development Bank. The funds cover the secondment of two Finnish experts in the Asian Development Bank. The original funding covers the 
first two eyars this additional funding an additional third year. One of the experts will be placed in the bank's headquarters in Manila as an education expert and the other in the Vietnam country office as a private sector development expert. Other positi
ons may be funded based on the needs of the AsDB and the funding available.The specialist stationed in Manila will support the Bank in its work in the education sector with a focus on education in the innovation and STEM (science technology engineering and
 mathematics). There is one common theme for Finland's influencing work in development banks: enhancing education. Education is viewed as one of the primary objectives to ridge the growing income gap in Asia. The private sector development specialist will 
promote greater private sector participation in ADB?s Viet Nam country operations. Through the IPP programme that is closing in 2018 Finland has gained in Vietnam a good standing as well as results in the innovation sector and the start up ecosystem both w
ith the authorities as well as in the start up communities and big cities and universities. The cooperation is strongly forward-looking and beneficial to Vietnam. It is envisioned that the sponsoring of the specialist will support the continuity of the coo
peration. Tällä hankkeella ulkoministeriö rahoittaa Aasian kehityspankin Sponsor Funded Staff Programmea. Myönnettävällä rahoituksella katetaan kahden suomalaisen asiantuntijan sijoittaminen Aasian kehityspankkiin. Aiemmalla varainmyöntöpäätöksellä raho
itetaan kaksi vuotta tällä lisämyönnöllä kolmas vuosi. Yksi asiantuntijoista sijoittuu pankin pääkonttoriin Manilaan koulutussektorin asiantuntijaksi ja toinen pankin maatoimistoon Vietnamissa yksityisen sektorin kehityksen asiantuntijaksi. Muita a
siantuntijoita saatetaan rahoittaa tarpeen ja rahoituksen saatavuuden mukaan.Manilaan sijoittettava asiantuntija tukee kehtiyspankin työtä opetussektorilla keskittyen innovaatio- ja tiede- ja teknologiasektorin ja matemaattisten aineiden koulutukseen. Su
omen vaikuttamistyölle kehityspankeissa on määritelty yksi yhteinen teema: koulutuksen vahvistaminen.  Koulutus nähdään yhdeksi ensisijaisista keinoista kasvavien tuloerojen umpeen kuromiseen Aasiassa. Yksityisen sektorin kehitykseen keskittyvä asia
ntuntija edistää yksityisen sektorin suurempaa osallistumista ADB:n toimintaan Vietnamissa. Suomi on Vietnamissa vuonna 2018 päättymässä olevan IPP-ohjelman ansiosta ja vedolla saanut hyvää jalansijaa ja tuloksia innovaatiosektorilla ja start-up ym
päristössä niin viranomaistahoihin kuin itse start-up yhteisöön ja suuriin kaupunkeihin sekä yliopistoihin. Asiantuntijan rahoituksella tuetaan toiminnan jatkuvuutta.