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Rehabilitation and Modernization of the Hydrological and Meteorological Observing Network and Data Exchange Procedures in Serbia and B+H Hydrologisen ja meteorologisen havaintoverkon kunnostaminen ja tiedonvaihtokäytäntöjen uudistaminen Serbiassa ja Bosnia-Hertsegovinassa In May 2014 devastating floods occurred in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Around 80 people died in the affected region. More than 20 000 km2 were under water leaving hundreds of thousands homeless and without livelihood. Material damages were huge. Bec
ause the hydrometeorological network also suffered extensive damage the forecasting of floods and natural disasters is difficult. The rehabilitation and development of the data exchange system improves the possibilities for forcasting floods and natural di
sasters and improves also the data exchange procedure. The beneficiaries of the project are the local people and administrations of the participating countries and especially the participating hydrometeorological services of Serbia Bosnian Serb Republic an
d the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegoivina. The project also enchances regional cooperation and supports indirectly the regional Sava River Commission. The project will be implemented as an assignment to the Finnish Meteorological Institute which has expe
rience in the region and can be mobilized rapidly. The budget of the regional reconstruction project to be implemented in 2015-2016 is 400 000 euros. Toukokuussa 2014 tuhotulvat koettelivat Bosnia-Hertsegovinaa ja Serbiaa. Noin 80 ihmistä menetti tuolloin henkensä tulva-alueella. Yli 20 000 neliökilometriä oli veden peitossa satoja tuhansia henkilöitä jäi kodittomaksi ja ilman toimeentuloa. Ainee
lliset tuhot olivat mittavat. Koska myös hydrometeorologinen havaintoverkosto tuhoutui suurelta osin tulvien ja luonnononnettomuuksien ennakointi on vaikeutunut. Järjestelmän kunnostamisella ja tiedonvaihtojärjestelmän kehittämisellä parannetaan tul
vien ennakoitavuutta ja tiedonvaihtoa alueella. Hankkeen hyödynsaajia ovat sekä alueen asukkaat että maiden hallinto ja erityisesti hankkeeseen osallistuvat hydrometeorologian laitokset Serbiassa Bosnian Serbitasavallassa ja Bosnia-Hertsegovinan federaa
tiossa. Hanke parantaa myös alueellista yhteistyötä ja tukee epäsuorasti Sava-jokikomissiota. Hanke toteutetaan toimeksiantona Ilmatieteen laitokselle jolla on kokemusta toimimisesta alueella ja joka voidaan mobilisoida suhteellisen nopeasti. Tämän a
lueellisen vuosina 2015-2016 toteutettavan jälleenrakennushankkeen budjetti on 400 000 euroa.
F.a: Mogotio Area Development Project 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 Mogotio, Western Kenya.The 2012 evaluation showed a clear impr
ovement in key areas , though still only a fifth of the population have access to clean water (2007: 8.7%). When a child is ill, health services are now used by 80 percent of the mothers ( 27% in 2007 ), and 92.7 % children are vaccinated. Children's right
s have become known in the community, 95.5 % of the population now knows what child maltreatment means. The knowledge on how HIV infections are spread and on testing and support facilities has increased within the population of Mogotio. The evaluation reco
mmends that the next period of work focus would shift more and more to strengthen local capacity. In particular, access to clean water and sanitation and malnutrition among children is still a challenge.The new five -year plan has been completed and the fi
rst year of Implementation has started. Increasing the availability of clean drinking water has been initiated through the rehabilitation of water points. In addition co-operation with the Ministry of Health has been started to diminish water related disea
ses and diarrhea and a campaign has been launched for every household and school to get a toilet. Cooperation has also been done with the Ministry of Health through training of community health workers on the care and follow-up of the health of children an
d expectant mothers. In addition emphasize has been given to birth registration. Children's participation in collective decision-making is encouraged through Children's Parliament and the situation of women and girls are supported through focus on harmful 
traditions such as female genital mutilation and early marriages, as well as acts of violence against girls. The program beneficiaries are the 23,500 persons living in the programme area. The main partner is World Vision Kenya that runs the implementation 
and accounts for the use of funding.
F.a: FAD: Ethiopian Deaf Women's Empowerment and HIV/AIDS Prevention Project WHAT: The project aims to promote the rights of deaf women in Ethiopian countryside and improve their livelihood. The national association of the Deaf will also be strengthened. WHY: Deaf women are commonly discriminated even within their families. With ow
n income, the women's role will improve. HOW: The project aims to empower the deaf women and increase their knowledge about sexual health through training and peer support. Deaf women are the key beneficiaries of the project, but also deaf men are trained 
in sexual health and gender issues.PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project is implemented by Ethiopian National Association of the Deaf, ENAD.
F.a: Enhancing the self reliance and development of mothers with disabled children through vegetable farming in the Gallinas Perri Chiefdom This project aims at helping 25 mothers with children with disabilities to get engaged in vegetable farming as a means of livelihood so that they will be able to fully support their children. The group will purchase necessary tools and resources to carry o
ut this activities, and it will train the women on agricultural matters. The women will work on lands donated by the chiefdom.
FLC: EAAF FORENSES /the disappeared students of Ayotzinapa PYM: EAAF FORENSES/ Ayotzinapan kadonneiden opiskelijoiden etsintä The Argentinian Forensic Anthropologists Group (EAAF) looks for the 43 students that suffered from forced disappearance in 2014 in the state of Guerrero. Argentiinalainen kuolemansyyntutkijoiden asiantuntijaryhmä EAAF etsii Guerreron osavaltiossa vuonna 2014 tahdonvastaisesti kadonneita 43 opiskelijaa.
F.a: Organizing and Advocacy for Decent Work for Domestic Workers Indonesian domestic workers’ organising and leadership skills and advocacy work towards ratification of ILO convention no. 189 through training is supported in the project. Activities are focused in Jakarta and Yogyakarta where the local partner has alre
ady a member base. The training focuses on domestic workers’ basic rights, equality issues, promotion of organising, collective bargaining skills and advocacy work. A tailored organising campaign is carried out in the communities because reaching out to 
the domestic workers is very challenging. In addition, in 2016, a baseline about Indonesian migrant domestic workers’ in neighbouring countries is carried out so that the International Domestic Workers’ Federation (IDWF) can make plans to promote their
 status.In Indonesia, the situation of domestic workers is very difficult – Indonesia has not ratified ILO’s convention no. 189 nor does the national legislation support, acknowledge or either protect the domestic workers. It has been estimated that th
ere are more than 10 million workers in the sector in Indonesia and more than 6 million Indonesian migrant domestic workers. Supporting their basic rights and organising begins with vert basic issues.Increasing organising rate (approximately 200 new member
s per year / 20 %) among domestic workers in the two target areas is an expected result of the project. Also approx. 20 women in national level and approx. 60 women in local level are expected to gain practical tools for organising and advocacy work from t
he trainings as a result of the project. The project is also expected to bring visibility to the rights of domestic workers in Indonesia. Beneficiaries are local domestic workers’ trade unions and their members in the project’s target areas.Project par
tner is the International Domestic Workers’ Federation IDWF and its Indonesian member union JALAPRT which is the federation of local domestic workers’ unions.
F.a: Capacity-Building for Indigenous Territories The project entails constructing a methodology for a self-induced decolonisation process of the Miskito indigenous territories of Twi Waupasa, Twi Yahbra ja Wangki Twi on Northern Atlantic Autonomous Region of Nicaragua, strengthening the administrative an
d territorial governance capacity of the implementing organisations AMICA and YATAMA, and production of websites for them. The decolonization process aims to resolve the fate of the non-indigenous population of the indigenous territories and halt further i
mmigration in order to materialize the indigenous peoples’ legal right to govern their territories, protect their natural resources and improve the indigenous peoples’ quality of life. The project is part of a process implemented by the legal and recog
nized Miskito leadership (the territorial governments and YATAMA as people’s movement) in favour of their communities. The indigenous peoples of the Nicaraguan Atlantic Coast have historically been marginalized in relation to the dominant population of t
he Pacific Coast. The law on the governance of the indigenous territories of the Atlantic Coast, particularly its decolonization clause, has not been implemented. The national government’s input for the welfare of the area is minimal in comparison to the
 exploitation of its natural resources. Most of the 21 indigenous territories of the Coast suffer severe impacts of immigrant invasion, particularly logging of forests for cattle ranching.
F.a: Improve the Income of 45 PWDs through the Expansion of Handicraft Works Train 45 people with disabilities (10 women, 35 men) in making brooms, mops and rugs. Some will be trained to use machinery. This funding will be used in training, supplies and acquiring machinery.
F.a: Pendzhikent Branch of National Association of the Blind in Tajikistan Capacity building of newly established Organization of Visually impared persons in Pendzikent city. Project funds will be used to renovating the premises, procurement of necessary office eguipment and providing capacity building trainings on bookkeeping an
d understanding disability for the staff members of the organization . With these mesures the organization will be able to improve its work for the benefit of Visually Impaired persons of the area.
Developing countries' participation to international environmental negotiations and conferences Kehitysmaiden osallistuminen kv. ympäristökokouksiin This support enables experts and officials from developing countries to participate in international environmental meetings agreement negotiations and expert seminars. Participation of experts and officials from developing countries to international enviro
nmental meetings strengthens the capacity of the countries to implement the existing agreements participate in the follow-up and review procedures and participate in the development of global environmental governance regime. In order to promote sustainable
 development it is essential that developing countries take international environmental agreements into account in their national development strategies. The support of Finland for the participation of experts and officials from developing countries to int
ernational environmental meetings is 240 000 euros in year 2016. Hankkeella tuetaan kehitysmaiden viranomaisten asiantuntijoiden ja kansalaisyhteiskunnan osallistumista kansainvälisiin ympäristökokouksiin sopimusneuvotteluihin ja asiantuntijaseminaareihin. Kehitysmaiden osallistuminen kansainvälisiin ympäristökoko
uksiin ja neuvotteluihin vahvistaa maiden kykyä toimeenpanna kansainvälisten sopimusten velvoitteet osallistua sopimusten toimeenpanon seurantaan ja arviointiin sekä osallistua kansainvälisen ympäristöhallinnan regiimin kehittämiseen. Kansainvälist
en ympäristövelvoitteiden sisällyttäminen kehitysmaiden kestävän kehityksen strategioihin ja kansallisiin kehitysohjelmiin on tärkeää kestävän kehityksen edistämiseksi. Kyseisellä myönnöllä tuetaan kehitysmaiden osallistumista vuonna 2019 j
ärjestettäviin kansainvälisiin ympäristösopimusten kokouksiin 200 000 eurolla.
F.a: Community Based Health To promote the health situation of the target communities
F.a: Threshold: Coordination and expert service costs in Finland WHAT: Costs of project planning, implementation and monitoring in Finland
Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Technology piloting in the target country related to Malaria control
F.a: Facilitation of Indigenous peoples in maintaining land and livelihoods Indonesia aims to remain as a major producer of crude palm oil in the world. The expansion of palm oil plantations is particularly rapid in West-Kalimantan, where hundreds of conflicts have occurred between local communities and companies. This project wil
l help to improve the capacity and ability of indigenous communities in Sepauk and Tempunak sub-district of Sintang District to understand the threats that exist in their territory, to protect their remaining livelihoods, and to prepare all the data and do
cuments necessary to protect their lands by using state’s protection mechanisms.Therefore, this project will organize and conduct critical education at the community level, participatory mapping, as well as handling of cases and agrarian conflicts which 
have occurred in the field.In 2015, the project focus in two sub-districts (Sepauk and Tempunak) in Sintang district, West Kalimantan. Directly, this project will organize communities in 15 villages to protect of their customary forest areas, which account
 in total approximately 20,700 hectares. Trainings will be held to members of the communities for sharing skills and knowledge to maintain and manage their livelihoods sustainably. Participatory mapping will be conducted to map the area of Dayak Seberuang,
 and a work plan will be made to manage Seberuang indigenous territory sustainably. Natural resource conflicts in the project area are also expected to be managed and resolved. Direct beneficiaries of this project are Dayak Seberuang’s indigenous people,
 which live in the focused villages. Indirectly, this project will provide benefits to a larger community orf people living in the area. In addition to the dayak communities and WALHI Kalbar activists, the stakeholders in the project include district offic
ials, Ministry of Forestry, local media, other NGOs, and private sector.www.walhikalbar.or.id
F.a: Improve the quality of Living Condition of Persons with disabilities through Animal Food Production and Animal Raising in SHGs An income generation project by 24 PWDs, who raise pigs and learns how to take care of them.
Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Governance and Peacebuilding Team, Migration and Development
FLC: Freedom of Expression Institute- Free expression exchange Enhancing Community based access to information PYM: Freedom of expression institute-Free expression exchange Enhancing community based access to information The aim of this project is to catalyse systemic change in access to information processes and practice at local government level for increased local government accountability. 3 provinces have been identified due to their access to information rights defic
it information vacuums. The primary target groups include the poor marginalized and the most vulnerable in communities including women youth and children and farming and mining communities. These groups are always excluded from formal and informal local pa
rticipation mechanism. This project will contribute towards the enhancement of local governance public participation access to basic services with a specific focus on sustainable development of communities and social cohesion. The aim of this project is to catalyse systemic change in access to information processes and practice at local government level for increased local government accountability. 3 provinces have been identified  due to their access to information  rights def
icit. information vacuums. The primary target  groups  include the poor marginalized and the most vulnerable in communities including women youth and children and farming and mining communities. These groups are always  excluded from formal and informal lo
cal participation mechanisms. This project will contribute towards the enhancement of local governance public participation access to basic services with a specific focus on sustainable development  of communities and social cohesion.
F.a: Increacing tolerance among school children and awareness raising among teachers on inklusive education in schools of Shugnanskij Region Awareness raising campaign in 4 schools of Shugnanskij region with trainings for primary school age children and for teachers (around 80 teachers). Some sessions will be held also for non-disabled Children.
Project planning and follow up in Andean Region countries Hankesuunnittelu- ja seuranta Andien alueen yhteistyömaissa ja ohjelmassa Andean regional cooperation main focus is on sustainable management of natural resources environmental protection and climate change with human rights-based approach in the implementation. The aim of the Andean regional programmes is also to support region
al integration and address mutual environmental challenges across the borders. In practice the main cooperation areas include renewable energy forests hydrometeorology as well as biodiversity and environmental protection. In order to implement efficiently 
the regional cooperation programmes sufficient fund allocation needs to be ensured to project and programme follow-up. Hence the follow-up funds are budgeted separately for the Andean cooperation. The project follow-up will be used for various project eval
uations follow-up meetings and other project events for 2015-2017. In addition part of the funds are reserved for possible extraordinary audits and inspections. Andien alueellisen yhteistyön painopisteet ovat luonnonvarojen kestävä hallinta ympäristönsuojelu ja ilmastonmuutoskysymykset joihin ihmisoikeusperustainen toteutustapa on vahvasti sisällytetty. Alueellisen integraation edistäminen ja rajat ylittäv
ien haasteiden kohtaaminen korostuvat toiminnassa. Yhteistyö keskittyy uusiutuvan energian metsän ja hydrometeorologian aloille sekä biodiversiteetin suojeluun. Andien alueellisen yhteistyön toteuttamiseksi ja yhteistyön tulosten ja vaikuttavuuden var
mistamiseksi allokoidaan riittävät varat hankeseurantaan. Andien alueellisen ohjelman kokonaisvaltaisen toteutuksen kannalta on tarkoituksenmukaista sisällyttää määräraha- ja valtuussuunnittelussa hankesuunnittelu ja -seuranta omaksi osiokseen. Han
keseurantavarat kohdistetaan Andien alueellisen yhteistyön väli- ja loppuevaluointeihin hankeseurantaan ja -kokouksiin ja muihin tapahtumiin vuosille 2015?2017. Lisäksi varaudutaan mahdollisiin ylimääräisiin ja ennakoimattomiin tilin- tai toiminnan t
arkastuksiin.
INT/Consultancy services Konsulttipalvelut The purpose of the financing is to give support services to the unit of sector policy in health and social sector as well as in forestry water and environmental cooperation and education. Rahoituksen avulla hankitaan toimialapolitiikan yksikölle tukipalveluja mm terveyssektorilla (erityisesti seksuaali- ja lisääntymisterveyskysymyksissä mutta myös rokotesolidaarisuuteen liittyen) koulutussektorilla ja ruokaturva- ja ilmastokysymyksiss
ä.  Rahoituksella tuetaan Suomen kehityspoliittisen ylivaalikautisen selonteon toimeenpanoa ja parannetaan kehitysyhteistyön ja -politiikan laatua.
F.a: Development of producer network CLAC represents Latin American and the Caribbean Fairtrade producers and workers, and it aims to strengthen and develop base-level producer organizations. CLAC is structured as National Networks in each country and regional Product Networks based on what t
hey produce. Through a currently on-going transition process, the producer networks are set to take over the service delivery to producers and workers. However, due to these recently resumed new and extended mandates and responsibilities, the producer netw
orks face a number of challenges in terms of organizational structures, communications and providing and facilitating more targeted services to producers together. During the project’s planning phase in 2014 the producer representatives throughout the re
gion were involved in analysis and planning workshops. They defined as their most important problems the weakness of internal communication, lack of resources to provide services to members, large distances, diversity of member organizations and low partic
ipation of women and youth. The goal of the project is to contribute to sustainable livelihoods for small-scale producers. The purpose of the project is enhanced capacities of Producer Network CLAC to provide key services and advocacy for their members. Th
e producer network’s organizational capacity will be improved by organizing a workshop on leadership for the board members. Producer network's technical expertise to provide services to their members will be improved by giving advice on coffee production
 and markets, by producing manuals for coffee sales, climate change adaptation, and inclusion of youth and women on cooperatives’ activities, and by organizing the coffee network’s meetings. Producer network's capacity for advocacy will be developed th
rough country-specific mapping of political actors, advocacy training and mapping climate change risks for different products, and organizing women's and youth meetings. Final beneficiaries of the project are CLAC´s almost 700 producer organizations with 
total of over 300,000 farmers. Around 20 % of producers are women. Direct beneficiaries of the project are 264 cooperative leaders and 14 CLAC board members. The project implementation began in late 2014. Implementing partner organization is Latin American
 and the Caribbean network of small Fairtrade producers, CLAC. http://clac-comerciojusto.org/
ei ole Auta mapuchelasta The aim of the project is to motivate and support children to go to school in Tirua. In project we also increase the children?s knowledge of human rights and their own culture. Tukea Tiruan kunnassa lasten oppimisprosessia/koulun käyntiä ja lasten kehittymistä. Motivoida lapsia koulunkäyntiin/opiskeluun ja lisätä heidän yhteiskunnallista tietouttaan sekä ihmisoikeuksien ja oman kulttuurin tuntemustaan.
F.a: Regional Programme Support and OD To support the local Red Cross Societies to raise their own capacity to be able to respond the local vulnerability in the sustainable manner.