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Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) HIV/AIDS implications on the Mozambican communities are dire. For example, it has led to a reduction of life expectancy at birth and consequently to the reduction of the HDI. At present, 15% of pregnant women between 15-49 years are HIV positive. Demograph
ic impact of AIDS for 2008 estimate that in 2009, nearly 1.6 million people were living with HIV/AIDS. These included 55.5% women + 9.2% children younger than 15 years. The project aims at supporting communities to reduce risk and vulnerability to HIV infe
ction and to alleviate the impact of the epidemic on the affected households with a strong focus on women, through development of the economic capacities of the most vulnerable households and promotion of human rights, particularly the rights of PLWHAs (Pe
ople Living with HIV/AIDS) and OVCs (Orphaned and Vulnerable Children) in the urban districts of Kamatova and Kamaxaquene. These are high density suburbs located in the outskirts of Maputo City in Mozambique. The area has high poverty rates and prone to pa
ndemic diseases such as cholera, malaria and HIV/AIDS. In addition, the area is one of the central when it comes to domestic violence and other human rights violations, prostitution, and sexual abuse against women and young girls due to poverty.Objectives:
1. Improved food security2. Improved knowledge on pandemics at household level3. Strengthened capacities of Community Based Organisations4. Increased access of communities to Credit 5. Increased capacity of staff in implementing the  project Activities: a.
 Promoting home gardeningb. Promoting income generationc. Facilitating and supporting  savings and credit schemesd. Promoting access to education for vulnerable childrene. Promoting vocational training for vulnerable youth f. Supporting  community based gr
oups and organisationsg. Raising awareness on  harmfulness of domestic violenceh. Home-based care to HIV-patients and psycho-social support to HIV-affected familiesThe main right-holders /beneficiaries of the project are 1500 vulnerable households from the
 urban districts of Kamavota and Kamaxaquene in Maputo City. These are vulnerable households from mainly women headed households, OVCs, Elderly and handicapped people. The project aims to reach at least 60% women beneficiaries. The project reaches also Dev
elopment Committee Members in each of the 6 villages, Peer Educators, members of HIV Associations and activists from the selected areas, and locals school students.Implementing partner: The Ecumen
Increasing community groups' income generating and co-operation capacities and developing a new farming training model in Mongolia Unemployment is high in Mongolia. Desertification is making it harder for farmers and herders to make their living off the land so some abandon their traditional lifestyle and move to the surrounding areas of the capital. However there are not enough jobs 
available in the capital. The long-term goal of the project is to increase the people's participation in income generating activities decision-making and thus to decrease poverty in environmentally sustainable ways.The project consist of two direct objecti
ves:  1st objective: ?Community groups are financially self-sustained and participate actively in decision making?. This happens by empowering community groups in trainings on decision-making and income generating. The main beneficiaries are community grou
ps from the current project (groups 54 by end of 2013). They need more support to become sustainable.  Current  project has also found new solutions since a possibility to decrease unemployment is to prevent it which leads to the 2nd  objective ?Farmers an
d herders have knowhow on improving their farming products and preventing desertification?. Desertification is a grave problem for herders and farmers but it can be impeded. Impeding desertification and recovering the soil with alfalfa also produces excell
ent nutrition for livestock which decreases herders' losses. Thus SYL's local partner IEC will teach people new farming skills and help them to maintain their source of income. History shows that farming has unused potential but people need the knowledge h
ow. There is a need to develop a new training model with a few day's farming skills trainings for farmers and herders who cannot spend 3-4 years at school. The participants of these trainings are 360 farmers and herders from Tuv aimag Arkhangai and Songink
hairkhan.Human rights have been important from planning phase on as beneficiaries were involved. The project helps people to achieve right to income but also encourages to fulfil their obligations and demand administration to fulfil their obligations. As f
or cross-cutting themes environmental sustainability is strongly represented in preventing desertification. Gender equality and inequality decrease through the activities as about 60% of participants are women and all have low income level.
Quick Impact Projects in the Central African Republic Quick Impact Projects in the Central African Republic support local governance and the development of local communities and villages in the surroundings of Bangui the capital of the Central African Republic in the fragile situation after the civil war. The
 projects not only support local development but also build trust between EUFOR RCA troops and the local communities. The projects will be implemented in the supervision of Finland's EUFOR RCA troops. The EUFOR RCA CIMIC group (civil-military cooperation) 
has chosen the projects and will choose the project organization to implement the projects.  The total budget  is 35 000 euros and the small projects (5000 - 15 000 euros) will be implemented before the completition of the mandate of the Finnish operation 
in RCA that is before 15.3.2015. The objectives of the projects are to buy furniture and materials for a school to repair football and basketball fields and equip them with goals and baskets buy medical material to a maternity clinic fix the toilets of an 
orphanage/school for children with HIV/AIDS and build a drinking-water well for the orphanage/school.
KAZ/ Human rights education for journalists Human rights training for journalists journalism faculty students and young lawyers. The project will be implemented in different regions of Kazakhstan - Astana Karaganda Kostanai Pavlodar Uralsk Shymkent.
Preventive Education for Uterine Prolapse in Nepal In Nepal there are about 14 million women with Uterine prolapse. Though the expected lifetime has become longer in Nepal the amount of women who get uterine prolapse has not decreased. It has doubled from the year 2008. The problem is in the Nepalese cultu
re. It does not protect the the women after they given a birth to a child. Many of the women are expected to work hard soon after the delivery.The aim of this project is to secure a better health for all in Nepal and to prevent Uterine prolapse- by support
ing them to appreciate the motherhood and to protect the mothers after the delivery - by counselling in breast-feeding and in child care- by teaching right ways to lift and to work - by guiding to healthy living habits and versatile diet- by encouraging to
 smoke free lifestyle with no intoxicating agents or fear of AIDSIt is planned that the project will reach all the 75 districts in Nepal in three years. Partners in the districts will be the health and education departments of the districts and also the vo
luntary women workers groups which already exist in the districts.  According to the plan in each district a three day seminar will be arranged in which all the health teachers from the schools health assistants midwives and the voluntary women workers in 
the district will be invited. Each year about 2500 health workers can take part in the seminar (100 in each district).  All these will get the health education teaching material used during the seminar so that they can use it also in their own work. So the
 amount of the Nepalese reached by the project will be several time larger.
Humanitarian aid / Sudan, UNICEF SUD/Humanitarian Aid in the Sudan through UNICEF: A total of 61 million people 17% of Sudan's population have been identified as requiring humanitarian assistance in 2014. Active conflicts in the Darfur region in the Blue Nile and South Kordofan border sta
tes have resulted in new internelly displaced people. Conflicts natural disasters and epidemics continue to impact the humanitarian needs of children and women. Heavy rains and flooding in 2013 affected 500 000 people. A nationwide multi-indicator survey c
onducted during the second half of 2013 will provide information on how to better address e.g.nutritional needs of children.
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) Building the model of Forest Tenure Conflict Resolution
Protection of Syrian Refugee Women and other Vulnerable Women in Northern Iraq The project will establish a women's community center (Women's Community Center WCC) in Dohuk Iraq. Of the Syrian refugess in Iraq 97% reside in the Kurdistan Region and 63% of these are women and children. The area has three refugee camps but most of the 
refugees live outside the camps. WCC will work for disadvantaged women in the security center which offers both psycho-social support and income support with the aim to prevent social and economic exclusion. The community's own resources will be used to en
sure the sustainability of the project. The center will be open also to other vulnerable women in the area. Funding for the project is 777 609 Euros for a duration of 12 months.
Strengthening livelihood and food security of rural communities in Mali prefecture the Republic of Guinea In Mali prefecture Guinea the small farmers face challenges such as drought poor soil pests and poor quality of agricultural materials leading to small crops, high level unemployment deepening absolute poverty and food shortage, and the region?s desolation
. In addition a warming climate is changing crop conditions and results which requires the development of agricultural methods. The project?s aim is to strengthen long term human security and resilience of the rural communities in the face of unstable envi
ronmental and economic circumstances. The main goal of the project is to improve local livelihood strategies and food security by increasing equality self-sufficiency ownership and planning in the villages. The aim is to approach the project?s target in a 
holistic way in which the communities? social human ecological and economic capital are strengthened in diverse ways: 1) by carrying out a baseline study and scrutinizing the causes of malnutrition among women and children (food quality sufficiency equal d
istribution and storing), 2) by developing innovative agricultural and forestry methods to be adapted in local conditions, these methods will be gathered into a good practices resource bank, 3) by creating conditions for collective action such as co-operat
ives and food groups, 4) by offering material assistance to implement the activities, 5) by organizing multidisciplinary training to support the activities. By increasing  community resources and collective action together with training poverty and local c
onflicts can be alleviated. The special aim is to improve the employment of women and the children's living conditions. The project continues many activities that have been implemented in the previous project such as regeneration of natural resources and b
enefiting from their environmental resources and knowhow. The previous project focused on environmental protection which has improved the land productivity. The central principle in the continuation project is to address the connection between environmenta
l protection and food security of which importance has been observed in the Mali villages. The aim of the project is also to create new practices based on the existing ones. The new practices include collective action groups (co-operatives unions food grou
ps) and the generation of a regional resource bank of which livelihood methods can benefit the villages in the long-term.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for NAMIBIA Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for NAMIBIA. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland
Capacity building for good governance in natural resource management and indigenous rights claims in the Miskito territory To help improve the capacity of indigenous organizations aimed to ensure mechanisms of governance  in  management of natural resources and the demand for indigenous rights in the Miskito territory.
PYM Access to Justice The project provides free legal assistance to women who cannot afford lawyers. The media and outreach campaign will demonstrate to the greater public the problems that women face in the legal system and encourage women to navigate the legal system independ
ently. Furthermore this information will be of use to other NGOs and individuals aiming to strengthen the legal system. The project plays an important role in the analysis of the legal system and the extent to which it supports women?s rights.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Empowering ethnic communties to improve their livelihood and social situation in environmentally sustainable way.
AZERB/Open doors-empowerment of young women After transition from a communist system to independence number of patriarchal traditions and cultural assumptions about gender roles has re-emerged in Azerbaijan which has created gender inequality and discrimination of girls and women. The project aims a
t empower girls and young women towards more self-determination and active citizenship by using the Nordic Girl Group method. Girl club will be created in one of Baku?s economically and socially disadvantaged suburbs and will benefit 30 girls between 14 an
d 18. The focus will be on non-formal education and involve teenage girls in empowering after-school activities.
Support to the socially marginalised communities in the Southern Afric African sovieties are challenged by serious problems i.e. shortage of food health unemployment hiv/aids ecological issues instability urbanuzation violence and xenophobia. Activities are implemented through churches whose role in African societies is centr
al.They however lack competence and capacity to respond to these needs. The aim of this programme is to increase the capacities of the local partner organisations LUCSA member churches to become competent in responding to the challenges. Target groups are 
the marginalised and most vulnerable members of the communities. Regional approach is needed because problems do not respect national borders. Networking awareness building and training promotion of innovative approaches in social work and and advocacy wor
k are the main aims of the project.
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) Slum Community Development Project in Dhaka. The project aims to improve the social work carried out by a local partner in the slums of Dhaka. Bangladesh is one of the world?s poorest countries. In the capital, Dhaka, alone there are over 4000 slums. The p
eople living in the slums are poor and there are no school facilities for children. Fida supports a long-term partner, the Bangladesh Assemblies of God (BAG), in starting and carrying out slum development work in Dhaka. During the project, the partner rece
ives versatile training in, for example, environment, and people with disability, HIV/AIDS and gender issues as well as learns practical tools for community development work. A community centre established as part of the project provides basic education an
d vocational training as well as organizes community activities for the slum residents. The project includes child sponsorship. Through the project the partner?s knowledge and skills in slum community development increase. In addition, the training provide
d at the community centre opens up new opportunities for the people living in the slums and, at the same time, strengthens the entire community. This will lead towards improved quality of life at community level.
PYM Liikkumisen oikeuden takaaminen Lansirannan maatalousalueilla The Separation Wall being built in the West Bank and through East Jerusalem has created enormous changes in surrounding areas. The Wall penetrates deeply into occupied territory creating land enclaves and imprisoning Palestinians in land space cut off from
 the State of Israel and at the same time isolated from the rest of the OPT. The project objectives are 1) to assist individual Palestinians in the West Bank in accessing justice for violations of their rights to access their agricultural lands services an
d family life 2)To change Israeli government and military policies that prevents access to agricultural land services and family life of Palestinians in the West Bank.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) The program aims to reduce the number of hiv-infections in Ethiopia and improve the living conditions of people living with aids and of orphaned vulnerable children (OVC). The support of the state in the health sector in Kambata-Hadiya Zone is insufficient
, and the number of hiv-infections and people living with aids is increasing in spite of awareness-raising efforts. The number of children who have lost one or both of their parents is increasing. The project aims to provide counseling services and support
 education opportunities for OVCs. In addition, the health situation of people living with aids is monitored, home nursing services will be provided when needed and income generating activities will be created to them according to personal health condition
 and interest. The direct target population of the project consists of 85 people living with hiv or aids and 100 orphaned vulnerable children.  Indirect beneficiaries are their families. The implementing agency is the Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Ye
sus / South Central Synod Development and Social Services Commission (EECMY-DASSC-SCS) in Hossana.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) The thematic assessment improves the planning of FCA?s operations and ensures that the thematic context where the work is/will be undertaken is analysed hand in hand with FCA?s strategy. The outcome of the thematic assessment should be a clear picture of h
ow FCA?s thematic priorities, including synergies between themes, can best be achieved in the operating context and what adjustments will be needed in our own programming. The thematic assessment can be utilised to aid in decision-making in mainly two situ
ations:? When FCA is planning to establish a new operations in a new geographic area, or developing the programme, e.g. new initiatives within thematic areas, and? If the current FCA country programme or geographic operations need to be reassessed and poss
ibly repositioned.The overall objective is to improve effectiveness, quality and impact of programming by conducting thematic assessments to be able to develop the thematic focus in respective countries of the regional programme.   Activities: Organising a
nd facilitating thematic assessments in Right to Education, Right to Peace and Right to Livelihood in the programme countries. The assessments will be conducted by FCA/a consultant
INT/Associate Expert Program 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.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for NEPAL Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for NEPAL. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland
Ex-post evaluation of FLOM projects in Mongolia Ex post - evaluation of the MFA financed projects  implemented by FLOM-M. The purpose of the evaluation is to review the impacts and sustainability of four development projects implemented by FLOM in Mongolia (FLOM-M) since it was established and financed 
with the aid of the Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and to give recommendations for further development work of FLOM-M.  The main beneficiaries for this post evaluation are FLOM-Mongolia staff FLOM Home office staff (Kylvaja) and their cooperatin
g partners.  Another beneficiary is the Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (NGO unit) as the main donor of the development projects. The findings of the evaluation will be used for improvement of projects that FLOM-M is currently implementing and effectiv
e development planning and implementation of new development work in the future.   The 4 projects to be evaluated are:1. Arkhangai training and health project 2005-20072. Leadership Training through Traditional and Virtual Teaching 2009-20103. ?New key? Aw
areness and skills training for women in Ulaanbaatar 2009-20114. Information Society for Zavkhan Province 2009-2012The evaluation will be focused on 3 main areas:1. The impact on the target groups of each project and the sustainability of the effects2. The
 way FLOM-M operates in relationship with the project partners and other local governmental and non-governmental organizations3. The way the implemented projects influenced decision-making by partners other NGO?s and governmental organizations as a spin-of
f of the projects. (For more detailed description of evaluation questions please see the attached Terms of Reference)The objective is to define the main outputs and outcomes resulting from the implementation of the projects identify effects on main benefic
iaries and the extent to which cross cutting development objectives of each project have been reached describe their sustainability and the best practices and lessons learned for the possible future activities.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Towards justice for victims of gross human rights abuse in Northern Kenya
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) Strengthening Alianca dos Povos da Floresta - Institutional support to Conselho Nacional das Populacoes Extrativistas