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Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) CARM Disaster Preparedness in Central America . To strenghen the comminity preparedness in disasters
Core support to UNEP, for SAICM Core support to United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), for Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM). Support through the Ministry of Environment.
Core support to UNFPA Contribution to UNFPA (United Nations Population Fund) regular resources. The goals of UNFPA are the achievement of universal access to sexual and reproductive health the reducton of maternal mortality as well as the acceleration of progress on the ICPD (I
nternational Conference on Population and Development)  agenda and MDG 5 (Millenium Development Goal). UNFPA also focuses on improving the lives of youths and women by advocating for human rights and gender equality and by promoting the understanding of po
pulation dynamics.
Support for the Mercury Trust Fund for preparing the Minamata Treaty A global and legally binding treaty for restraining mercury emmissions has been negotiated intergovernmentally since 2009.  The negotiating committee has prepared an agreement that aims to protect human health and the environment from mercury emmissions th
at arise from human activities and the so called Minamata Treaty is supposed to be signed in October 2013. After the Treaty has come into force it's implementation will be financed by the GEF and by establishing a specific international Programme to suppor
t capacity building and technical assistance. In the meantime a temporary UNEP Trust Fund will support the preparation of the Treaty and developing countries' ratification of the Treaty.
Fisheries research vessel to promote the fisheries industry The surveys and fish stock assessments are conducted by Namibian scientists. The current research vessel Welwitschia was acquired by MFMR in 1994 (donation from Japan). The vessels is however old and will not be economically viable beyond a further 2 to 3 
years as maintenance costs are escalating and replacement spares are difficult to source. The vessel is about to reach its lifespan and needs to be replaced by a new research vessel.The objective of the project is to supply MFMR with a new and modern resea
rch vessel to replace Welwitschia and to allow continued and improved ecosystem based research at sea of the fishery stock and other marine resources and of the marine environment.
NGO Support / Village empowerment in Bijoliya Village Community Empowerment Phase II continues the awareness and advocacy work with underprivileged Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the rural communities of Bijoliya Rajasthan. The project objectives are in unision with Millennium Development Go
als and Development Policies of Finland and India. The project is implemented in cooperation with the Student Union of the University of Jyvaskyla (JYY) and Bal Rashmi Society (BRS). The long-term development objectives are to empower different levels of p
oor and backward communities and to improve their living conditions by increasing the awareness of the importance of health education and civil society. The project aims at reducing morbidity and infant mortality rates increasing enrolment in education enh
ancing family incomes raising the self-esteem of women and supporting government workers to become more responsible in their duties. Particularly the communities are encouraged to take an active role in matters affecting their lives and in their own develo
pment in order to achieve appropriate and sustainable outcomes. The project also carries out an in-depth study on child marriage in the Bijoliya region. The direct beneficiaries of the project are women children and youth whereas men and communities as a w
hole are mostly indirect beneficiaries.The main activities through which the objectives are accomplished are Village Planning Exercises and Community Meetings Women's Youth's and Adolescent Girls' Groups Income Generation Loan Programme Orientation of Chil
d Development Centres' Workers Educational Support to Children Information Centres and Training of Village Youth Volunteers. The project also continues to work with Members of Local Governance and Service Providers to strengthen collaboration between gover
nment workers and beneficiaries. The project develops old structures such as existing health and education services and therefore it does not create new institutions. In order to make the progress coherent Village Community Empowerment Phase II covers all 
the 115 villages and 24 hamlets of the Bijoliya Block.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) DRC Advocacy and Women's Participation
Support to Associate Expert Programme through multilateral channels Personal assistance through multilateral channels and building up a Finnish human resource base for international assignments thus supporting the UN Reform. Finland supports the recruitment of young professional officers (JPO's) UN Volunteers (UNV's) and E
U Junior Experts in Delegation (JED's) in the service of international organizations as an instrument of its multilateral development cooperation. The programme aims at placing Finnish nationals more or less permanently within  multilateral organizations o
r elsewhere. Besides it  aims at increasing the number of competent Finnish Development professionals in development-related tasks at increasing the understanding of Finnish experts of multilateral development cooperation and at bringing the Finnish value-
added and know-how to the international stage.
Sanitation and Water for all in the context of Climate Change in Nepal The UNICEF WASH-programme supports the Government of Nepal in its efforts to formulate and implement one national WASH program to achieve the national target of universal water supply and sanitation coverage by 2017. The programme is implemented throug fiv
e components: 1)Support for capacity-building and formulation of a national WASH programme 2) District level coordination and harmonisation and support for WASH programme interventions 3) improved interagency coordination on WASH emergency preparedness and
 response 4)Rollout of a comprehensive hygiene promotion initiative in selected diarrhoea-prone districts 5): Scale-up of school WASH hygiene promotion (including hand washing with soap) and community approaches to total sanitation (CATS) using children as
 agents of change.
Frame Agreement with NGO (World Vision) Mosoq Ayllu Area Development Project. The objective of the project is to ensure that the children, families and communities are equipped with capacities to have a better quality of life through the practice of fair and equal relations with hope for future.
 The project will focus on improving child education, child health and child rights in the area. Enhancing the economic situation of the families as well empowering the communities are important components of the programme.
LISTEN LEARN and LIVERights-based approach empowering families for sustainable livelihood and well-being The project aims to contribute to the eradication of extreme poverty and hunger promote gender equality and empowerment of women and to environmental sustainability. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the eradication of extreme povert
y hunger and violation of human rights in Nakawa Division of Kampala and parts of Wakiso District in Uganda.The project will take into account the following cross-cutting development policy objectives:Gender equality.Human rights: to promote the rights of 
vulnerable community members (women children people with disabilities people living with HIV etc.).To promote practices that contribute to sustainable use of resources and thus reducing harmful effects on the environment. The final beneficiaries will be 45
0 households in Nakawa Division of Kampala and parts of Wakiso District. The households represent around 3000 people. Another 2000 youths and children as well as 250 community leaders will be targeted as the final beneficiaries. These are the most vulnerab
le in the community widows single mothers the elderly people living with HIV people with disabilities etc. The key project activities: Training entrepreneurial skills to family members. Training households in Village Savings and Loan Associations.Assist in
 establishing businesses that are screened monitored and evaluated.Sign MoUs with local microfinance institutions to provide credit to beneficiaries.Train members of households in health nutrition and hygiene.Provide psychosocial support to families.Facili
tate appropriate referrals for members of the community to access medical care. Provision of equipment for people with disabilities.Conduct adult literacy classes.Train school children in life skills.Support primary and secondary school children in the for
mation of peer support groups.Distribution of Information Education and Communication materials (IEC) to youths. Provide scholastic materials and pay school fees for school going orphans vulnerable children and youths.Organize and hold recreation and sport
s events for children and youths. Sensitize community on environmental issues. Sensitize members of households about appropriate housing.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Belarus The funds will be used to support the participation of at least 15 Belarusian students in The Transparency Int. Summer Scholl on Integrity 2013. The school will present the students with the best professional guidance and convincing cases of long-term sust
ainability of transparency and integral behavior.
Frame agreement with NGO (Pelastakaa lapset) East-Africa: Quality Iclusive Basic Education. The purpose of the project is that children, including the vulnerable and marginalized receive equitable and quality child friendly basic education in target areas. This is achieved through 1) capacity buildin
g of duty bearers to positively influence implementation of inclusive education policies, 2) increasing community awareness and participation on children's inclusive education and 3) supporting child friendly learning environment.
Murut language teaching for primary schools Sabah is the poorest state of Malaysia and its literacy rate is the lowest of the country. Murut is one of the minority languages in the area of Tenom and is spoken by 30700 persons. The objective of this project is to begin teaching in murut in local stat
e schools.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in East Timor The objective is to improve the management of the security sector and create more space for debate and discussion related to security issues.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in North + Central America Promote Human Rights and Development based on a Human Rights approach to achieve progress Economic Social Cultural and Environmental rights in Central America.
Poverty Reduction Project for the Deaf Population in Tanzania Poverty Reduction Project for the Deaf Population in Tanzania
UN Office for Disarmament Affairs/Conventional Arms Trust Fund support to the implementation of UNPoA UN Saferguard The assistance contributes to the establishment of the UN SaferGuard Quick Response mechanism. It would allow the UN to provide rapid assistance on managing high-risk ammunition through preventive risk mitigation as well as in disaster situations. Under th
e mechanism qualified experts will be on call to rapidly respond to requests to secure nationally held or seized ammunition stockpiles which may pose a danger to civilian populations. Where appropriate the UN SaferGuard Quick Response mechanism will work i
n tandem with humanitarian country teams in providing this service. The UN Saferguard Programme is part of the Assistance Portfolio of UN Office of Disarmament Affairs' Conventional Trust Fund. The Fund is aimed to supporting the implementation of the UN P
rogramme of Action to Prevent Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small and Light Weapons.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Lesotho The overall objective of this programme is to use film as a tool to raise awareness  and  decrease  incidents of Sexual  and Gender based violence in Lesotho.The programme will be implemented in 10  districts of Lesotho in collaboration  with strategic par
tner Organisation and community Leaders. Gender based  violence is a practice that has been  indirectly accepted by Basotho for a very long time.The project  will make use of a two  Pronged  approach  advocacy and Awarenesss raising in communities  about p
ersonal / domestic  sexual  and gender based violence ( Bottom up appropach) and structural violence and discrimination( Top  down approach.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finnish Red Cross) Community Based Health Programme. To improve the general health, to reduce morbidity and to develop the disaster preparedness and response through increase knowledge sharing.
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) Coastal Community Development Programme in Krishna District. The Coastal Community Development Programme focuses on increasing the attitude of self-help in local communities in the district of Krishna. Fida partners with the Full Gospel Churches of India (
FGCI). The work concentrates on the poorest communities in the vulnerable coastal region where most families get their income from agriculture labour and fishing. The main approach of the programme is that of Community Health Education (CHE). Through the p
rogramme the village communities gain courage as well as practical tools and know-how for developing their own communities. For instance, Community Health Educators are trained and self-help groups formed in each village, and youth (men and women) are trai
ned in vocational skills. As the people in the villages learn new skills and are encouraged to take initiative, they become willing and able to develop their own communities. And as they begin to take action, the quality of life in the communities improves
. In several villages the increased attitude of self-help has already led to a great deal of improvements in e.g. children?s school attendance, adult literacy, livelihood skills and means, and prevention of common diseases.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for INDIA Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for INDIA. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Sudan Lack of trained midwives and absence of primary health care units jeopardize lives of many pregnant women in rural areas of Eastern Sudan. They often don't have a chance to see a doctor or visit a clinic during their pregnancy due to socioeconomic factors.
 The luckier ones will have an un-trained midwife in the village often with little or no knowledge on hygiene and maternal health. With poverty and poor infrastructure women also have little knowledge on family planning and child nutrition. Prevailing comp
licating social traditions such as FGM worsen pregnant women's situation.Through the project 60 village midwives in Gadarif Kassala and Red Sea will be trained to improve reproductive health services at grassroots level and hence help reduce maternal death
s. The project will also benefit pregnant women in selected villages by raising communities' knowledge on mother and child care family planning and HIV/AIDS.
Frame Agreement with NGO (World Vision) Rajnandgaon Area Development Project. The overall objective is to empower the rural communities of Rajnandgaon. Key activities include increasing people's awareness on health, improving their access to health services and sanitation, supporting education a
nd vocational training, developing agriculture and economical situation of the families, enhancing the capacity of CBOs and women's participation and promoting child rights.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Argentina The project targets young people who have dropped out of elementary school or are at risk of dropping out in order to help them get back to school. Young school-leavers will be put back in touch with school staff and former classmates. They will be helped 
to build self-esteem and confidence in people and institutions through different leisure activities as well as awareness of sexual and reproductive health and addictions will be raised. The objective is for the young people to build confidence in society a
nd in their own abilities and opportunities in order to become citizens aware of their rights. In addition their ICT skills and other necessary skills in today?s society will be strengthened. A network between different public institutions will be created 
in order for the youth to receive appropriate psychological and social expertise easily from one place. The staff of the institutions in the network will be trained in seminars and workshops in order for them to be able to respond effectively to the teenag
ers and young people?s problems. The project tackles a broad problem in Argentina related to young people particularly young people of low-income who are neither in school nor working. It is estimated that in Argentina there are about one million 15-24 yea
r-olds who have not completed primary school and are out of the working world. In the Buenos Aires area the number of these young people is estimated to be 370 000. The implementation area of the project is the municipality of San Martin which is one of th
e worst affected areas of the problem and it has in the past few decades suffered significant habitat degradation and the growth of slums and crime imported by an increase in social problems. The project will be implemented in collaboration with the Univer
sidad de Tres de Febrero who will continue the program once the project has ended.
Strengthening East African political and economical integration Support to EAC (East African Community) Partnership Fund. EAC is an organisation between governments of Kenya Tanzania Uganda Rwanda and Burundi.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Indonesia This project will combine peace building mitigation and reconciliation with economic reconstruction through six strategies: (1) peace education mitigation and reconciliation (2) Community Employment Assessment (CEA) (3) market-oriented vocational training 
(4) after training support (ATS) i.e. placing training participants and support for business development and (5) advocacy for stakeholders from both government institutions and non governmental organizations.The most important objectives of  the project: 1
.To increase the role of  300 women's affected by the armed conflict in six sub districts in the District of North Aceh Aceh to jointly know implement live and build peace based on local values.2.To improve the knowledge skill and attitude of 300 women's a
ffected by the armed conflict in six sub districts in the District of North Aceh so that they can own business to build peace in the District of North Aceh.
Core support to UNESCO, Intangible Cultural Heritage Core support to World Heritage, UNESCO. Support through the Ministry of Education and Culture.
Developing Mongolian Medical infrastructure through enhanced training of Doctors for evaluation for and in-flight patient care. The overall objective is to improve the access to medical care and treatment for all Mongolians regardless of where they live. Specialized health care of one million people in Mongolian vast countryside depends on the medical services available in the capi
tal but undeveloped road network hinders patient transfers by road. Consequently Mongolia is developing in-flight medical transfers to help countryside hospitals with only basic treatment capability. This project develops the capacity of the Mongolian Emer
gency Medical network of the Ministry of Health. The health care professionals working in this area have received limited or no training in the field of patient transport or in-flight patient care. Training by Finnish aeromedical experts enables Mongolian 
doctors to make transport safe for patients requiring treatment in the capital. This increases the quality and capacity Mongolian medical and health infrastructure.Mongolian doctors lack current training in relevant aeromedical issues and in-flight patient
 care. The patient security is compromised when medical flights are requested to remote areas in Mongolia where doctors and nurses have no aeromedical knowledge. There is lack of understanding on general principles of patient transfers and phenomena caused
 by reduced pressure and oxygen levels in-flight. Receiving specific training on patient transfers and in-flight patient care by Finnish aeromedical experts will enhance Mongolian Medical infrastructure and result in safer and more secure medical flights. 
This training is also applicable to any transport of patients. Thereby it will build the infrastructure and capacity of the health care system and emergency patient care system in Mongolia.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Nepal Overall objective: All concerned organizations government authorities including security forces political parties local networks of journalists respect and work for the protection and promotion of the human rights of women and children of Nepal. Specific o
bjectives: Increased commitment of local organizations networks and media on the protection and promotion of human rights especially focusing on women and children rights. Increased access of women and children to government agencies and service provision.
Formation of VDC and district level women rights defenders groups and networks followed by their capacity building. Formation and mobilization of children clubs Prepare mobile Fact Finding Mission at district levels, prepare baseline information and dissem
ination on women and children right through press release media briefs and occasional reports. Increased access of women and children to government service provisions and monitoring of its quality and effectiveness through public hearing. Media Monitoring 
accompanied with the publication of news bulletin press release and case studies on human rights issue.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finnish Red Cross) To adjust the preventive methods of community based on health and first Aid (CBHFA) into the health programmes and create the global model linking the resources in community mapping and arranging the trainings.
Frame agreement with NGO (Pelastakaa lapset) Reducing vulnerablility and neglect of children in Bihar and Dungarpur through Child Sensitive Social Protection
Frame Agreement with NGO (KEPA), general activities Frame Agreement with NGO (KEPA), part that is allocated in Mekong area (Thailand)
Environment administration strengthening in local level SEAM The project aims to strengthen environmental administration and management at the local level in the industrial corridor of south-east Nepal. By means of environmental advocacy and the project support local population is sensitized to actively pursue for i
mporovements in their sanitary and hygienic conditions. The overall aim of the project is to introduce good practices for environment management systems and pollution control including environmental permitting.During the Completion Phase (2012-2014) the ma
in emphasis will be to ensure sustainability of the results. More focus will also be placed at the central level and advocating results and models created in the project.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for INDONESIA Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for INDONESIA. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland
Water and Sanitation Sustainability Programme for Small Towns Sustainability Phase (WSPST III) The purpose of WSPST is that safe potable water supply and wastewater services to satisfy the needs of urban population and economic activities in Programme towns are provided on sus-tainable basis.There are four result areas in Phase II: 1: implementation
 of water supply and drainage/sewerage schemes completed, 2: management of water supply and wastewater services in Programme towns well established to ensure sustainable efficient and transparent service, 3: enabling environment and institutionalised suppo
rt from MOC and VDC in place.