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Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) As a result of the DRC 's long-running conflict children's registration system have collapsed. According to UNICEF, in 2011 only 41 % of children were registered. During the project, the organization is going to upgrade its own population register in order
 to provide a more accurate picture about registrations development of the area. A general feature that characterizes the conflict of DRC 's eastern regions is the violence against civilians , particularly sexual violence . Human Rights Watch, the sexual v
iolence is committed by all parties of the conflict. Particularly problematic is the culture of the military government?s impunity. UNFPA estimates that the vast majority of sexual assault victims are teenage girls. In the project area Kabare, and especial
ly in Mudaka administrative region, rebel forces have abducted women and girls as sex slaves. Victims of sexual violence often reject their children born as a result of rape. These children?s risks related to unregistration increase even more, as they are 
already socially disadvantaged. At local level, attitudes prevent the realization of newborn children's rights. The project aims to promote children's rights in Kabare ,South Kivu. The aim is to contribute to the emergence of legal system that consideres  
the children's rights who have born as a result of a rape rapes and who are orphaned because of the war, as well as to inform and train about  the child rights, in particular the rights of the children emerged by the violence and orphaned children's rights
. Project's direct beneficiaries are the registered children,  local leaders and government officials involved in the training, health workers, child organizations, primary school teaching staff, religious leaders, police and abandoned children?s foster fa
milies. Coming from the university world, the SOS Information Juridique Multisectorielle SOS IJM was founded in 2007. Organization works in South Kivu, in the eastern part Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC ). SOS IJM 's goal is promotion and facilitating o
f the realization of human rights.
Frame Agreement with NGO (WWF Finland) The pressure on exploitation of natural resources and especially utilization of forests has increased sharply in Tanzania and Mozambique in recent years. Rising demand of food, energy and other commodities because of population growth and increase of illeg
al logging have caused negative environmental and social issues. Particularly, because the land use planning and general management regarding the equitable use of natural resources has been weak. Another rapidly increasing pressure is the growth of large l
and based investments including those in the forest sector with many involving expansion in plantation forests. Mozambique and Tanzania are particularly experiencing such large investments in a context where tenure rights are weak for communal land and ass
ociated resources, despite their importance for livelihoods and adaptation to change, and the incidences of conflicts over land are rising. The aim of the programme is to strengthen civil society actors in influencing land investments and natural resources
 related decision making and policy in Tanzania and Mozambique as well as increase dialogue with annual seminars between Nordic investors and donors and the local stakeholders in CEA region to influence current and future investments, especially in the for
estry sector, to be ecologically and socially responsible and beneficial to humans and the environment in Tanzania and Mozambique.Beneficiaries: The forest and community natural resource management forums and CSOs in Tanzania and Mozambique. Local communit
ies with village forests in Tanzania and Mozambique. Implementor:  WWF Coastal East Africa: http://wwf.panda.org/what_we_do/where_we_work/east_african_coast/Cooperation partners:Tanzanian Natural Resources Forum http://www.tnrf.org/enMJUMITA: http://www.mj
umita.org/ORAM Zambezia - Rural Association for Mutual Support, Mozambique
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Building the operational and administrative capacity of Amity Foundation and its local partners.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Providing Human Rights Education to Students and Teachers
FEDOMA Promoting inherent rights and fundamental freedoms of disabled persons in Malawi by enhancing equal access to public life This project aims to improve the access of people with disabilities to the electoral process and system. It is carried out around the General Elections in Malawi in 2014 and is implemented in Blantyre and Mulanje Malawi. The project will involve comprehens
ive inclusion audits voter education campaigning for disabled people as well as strategic advocacy among other activities in order to enhance equal access to participate.Despite favourable national legislation and signed international conventions relating 
to the rights of people with disabilities disabled people in Malawi still have major difficulties in accessing the justice political and public life systems especially the electoral process. They also have limited knowledge and understanding of legislation
 and their rights. This project is therefore hoping to improve access and awareness as well as increase the participation of people with disabilities in the elections. The project may also provide strategic litigation cases for future reference.
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) The project increases membership-base of SENTRO Confederation and increases recruitment expertise in the organization.Main problems of the Philippine labor markets are constantly becoming more common forms of atypical work: outsourcing and agency work. Joi
ning to trade unions in the Philippines is not common, because the government and the legislation limit rather than contribute to operational possibilities of trade unions. The trade union structure is based on the company-based unions and is therefore fra
gmented and unions are unable to respond at the national level as a unified front to the problems of the labour markets.SENTRO-confederation was established as a new common front against labor market problems. After the first phase, trade unions affiliated
 to SENTRO have a strong membership base, professional organizers and clear recruitment strategies which enable increase in membership, and improved economic situation of unions.The project beneficiaries are the unorganized workers, who will receive inform
ation about their rights and as a result of the recruitment campaign get the opportunity to join a trade union, and the organizers of SENTRO?s affiliates.The project is implemented by Confederation SENTRO, which is the youngest, most dynamic and fastest in
creasing its membership in trade union movement of the Philippines.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Plan International Finland Foundation) To contribute to programme quality processes in Finland, programme countries, regions and at the global level through development of programme quality, management and financial processes  and quality interventions on e.g. advocacy, DRR, youth engagement an
d innovative uses of ICT
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) In the Andean countries, privatisation and outsourcing have jeopardised access to water supplies and sewerage services. According to the unions' experiences, recent developments in the sector constitute a threat to employees' positions and basic trade unio
n rights. The project aims to strengthened capacity of water workers' unions to participate jointly with other citizens' groups in improving the quality of drinking water and sewerage services in the project countries.
African Development Fund 12 Finland's contribution to the 12. replenishment in the resources of the African Development Fund.
Un Toit pour mon Pays / Technical Skills Tarining Program The objective is to increase families' income generating capacities by providing Technical Skills Training Programs aimed at increasing the individual's long-term employment opportunities in Abraham Cabaret Ouest (Dept.) Haiti. Expected results include: 18
0 persons will be trained in technical skills in plumbing ebanistery and constructions and 180 persons will be trained in handicraft elaboration by the end of 2013.
Turkin insestikartta Incest is an unspoken taboo in Turkey. The law on the domestic violence does not mention insest. The objective of the project is is to create public awareness about the issue and to contribute to the formulation of an action plan aimed at prevention of inc
est by the public institutions and nongovernmental organizations.   Key activities of the project will be field research and collecting data on the subject. Press meetings will be held. Beneficiaries of the project will be possible victims of incest.
Pastoralist Community Development Organization - Peace building and conflict resolution in Marsabit County The peace building and conflict resolution project targets marginalized pastoralist community groups of Kenya-Ethiopia border. Pastoralist Community Development Organization has four major thematic areas that mainly target the marginalized groups, the them
atic areas are capacity building democracy good governance HIV/AIDS Environment and gender as cross cutting themes in the programs.  The region has been living under time bombs due to historical injustices and insecurity. The problems in the northern Kenya
 are anchored in the poor participation of the communities in the development agendas conflict and tension over resources insecurity among ethnic tribes and boarder countries influx of cheap and sophisticated weapons from the porous borders of Ethiopia Som
alia and Sudan. This includes continous aimless killings invasions poor economic infrastructure unequal or poor distribution of resources lack of adequate water pasture and grazing boundaries. The peace-building and reconciliation project targets the ethni
c groups of seven districts in Marsabit county and the Kenya- Ethiopia boarder communities. The project will empower and prepare communities and groups towards lasting sustainable peace and coexistence of communities based on their face-to-face discussed a
nd debated facts truths concerns and issues towards realization of peaceful co-existence.
CPR/Heilongjiang Tractor Project Developing Agricultural Production in HLJ in China
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) The project consists of advocacy towards the national authorities in order for the areas where indigenous peoples live in voluntary isolation in the Peruvian Amazon Region to be declared as indigenous peoples? territories. This will result in guaranteeing 
these peoples? rights as well as protecting the forests within the territories. In addition to the advocacy work, information will be collected on the territories to meet the requirements of an initial review, and communication work will be carried out als
o on international level. AIDESEP has worked hard on this theme recently. Now it wants to guarantee that the attention received by the theme leads to the government of Peru establishing the necessary decrees to form the indigenous territories within the ar
ea in question.AIDESEP was registered in 1985 as an NGO representing the indigenous peoples of the Peruvian Amazon Region. It aims to consolidate the indigenous territories both physically and legally as the basis for sustainable human development. It prom
otes a model where human development is tied to indigenous peoples? ancestral norms, and which the state applies as its development policy towards the indigenous peoples, granting autonomy to them. It also wants to establish an indigenous economy based on 
technology compatible with the environment and natural resources.AIDESEP does active advocacy work both on national and international level in favour of indigenous peoples? land and other rights. It currently coordinates the Amazon Basin indigenous peoples
? network, COICA. It collaborates with several Peruvian ministries in social, legal and environmental issues. Almost all the Peruvian Amazon Region indigenous peoples form part of AIDESEP.www.aidesep.org.pe
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) Water and Sanitation Project WATSAN. The project purpose is the decreased incidence of intestinal deceases in rural communities in target VDCs in Kailali District, Far West, Nepal. Fida's partner, the New Life Service Association (NSA), will have project a
ctivities like awareness raising and capacity building of communities on health, sanitation and hygiene and water supply and toilet construction. It will use community mobilization and work in close coordination with partner agencies. The project will form
 Health and Sanitation groups (called WASH groups) in each VDC to address the root causes (contaminated water, poor sanitation and personal hygiene practices) of the main problem, high incidence of the intestinal diseases.
NP/Good work healthy environment The project aims at strengthening rights and safety of forest trade union members and individual wood workers and improve the ecological values of the forests in Nepal by educating wood workers on sustainable forest management and biodiversity protection. 
Increased memberships of forest trade unions and safe working conditions is also an objective. Capacity of government agencies and trade unions to advocate for policies is increased to support sustainable forestry to address climate change.Effective partic
ipation of the formal and informal forestry sector workers and local communities is essential to ensure successful implementation of sustainable forest management and biodiversity protection. Many workers working under community forest user groups (CFUG) a
re unorganised which has resulted in problems with health and safety issues and rights of workers. In addition workers lack knowledge on sustainable harvesting and other forest management methods.
Yemen/WHO Humanitarian aid to the victims of the crisis Humanitarian aid to the victims of the crisis through WHO.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Plan International Finland Foundation) The goal of Plan Finland?s work on resilience building is that all the MFA funded projects advance their level of resilience building integration  during the funding period with a particular focus to Ethiopia and Mozambique. Plan Finland will work closely 
with Plan International Headquarters and Country offices to pilot the resilience building toolkit in the 2 countries. The aim is that the project proposals build resilience by design. Resilience building will enhance fulfillment of the rights of the child 
at all times including conflict situations, natural disasters, economical hardships etc.
ADULT EDUCATION SUPPORT The overall objectives of this Adult Education Support Project are to fight against illiteracy and develop the Somalia education . The project?s immediate objectives are to teach how to write and read 800 students consisted of 250 men and 550 women each ye
ar. Next 3 years of the project the direct beneficiaries would be 2400.The practical means through which these objectives are to be reached are: * Teaching the illeterate  people how to write and read. Knowledge is light.* Preparing students to go further 
studies into the formal schools.* Teachers will be trained to increase their knowledge.* Awareness seminar will be held for understanding the importance of education.* Project implementation period will be monitored by Sahan how to follow project progress.
* Self evaluation will be implemented how to make sure if the goal reached.* Local community local partner authorities and Sahan will arrange meetings to discuss how the       project will be successful and continue for sustainibility.* Security of the Fin
nish personnel is very important and we had local community gurantees that no   one will be hurt during monitoring.* Educational Board provides free school classes each town after local partner and the board    agreed.* Old schools will be renovatedAfter t
hat Sahan co-ordinator will visit the project field how to monitor the project implementation and then the students will be taught how to write and read and then will be given more advanced studies of English Somali and mathematics.During the implementatio
n period Sahan International and its partner Horsed Women and Children Care Organization contacted the local community elders the other local NGOs and Internationa NGOs about the project transfer in the future.The local community elders is ready to receive
 the project for continuation. The other local NGOs such as NDO Darwiish and Daldhis are also interesting to take part the continuation of the project. In 2016 this project will be transfered to the local community elders who with the help of local NGOs an
d International NGOs.
RFDP / Lundazi Access to Justice and Human Rights Protection Project The project aims to increase access to justice and improve realisation of human rights for vulnerable groups particularly women in Lundazi district in the Eastern Province of Zambia. Women currently face many challenges in terms of property and inheritance
 rights family law as well as gender-based violence. At the same time complicated legal processes and practical concerns such lack of awareness and financial constraints have meant that women are often deterred from accessing both informal and formal justi
ce systems. Institutional weaknesses delays and lack of resources at the justice delivery institutions also further contribute to the inaccessibility of the services. The purpose of this project is to strengthen justice delivery systems and related service
s by establishing four paralegal desks with a total of 60 community-based paralegals operating from them. These will provide legal information advice and representation to the target group and facilitate referrals and handling of cases by traditional local
 and subordinate courts. The primary beneficiaries are 2400 women and their households. In addition the project trains traditional leaders and carries out broader community sensitisation activities in order to create an enabling environment for the target 
beneficiaries to access and receive justice.RFDP will collaborate with formal and informal justice institutions and relevant ministries. In addition it will work closely together with the Danish Institute of Human Rights and local CSOs who are already carr
ying out similar programmes for learning and experience sharing.
CPR/Fuzhou hospital equipment project Fuzhou hospital equipment project, hospital modernisation.
Innovation Partnership Programme The overall objective has been defined as Vietnam becoming an industrialized middle-income country by 2020 with a knowledge economy and a National Innovation Systems (NIS) that actively supports socio-economic development. Adopting a wide view on innovatio
n the partners have created a systemic approach to managing the task in hand to address the project purpose of strengthening the National Innovation System of Vietnam in capacity capability and through public-private partnerships (PPPs) that enable improve
d NIS contribution to the socio-economic development of Vietnam.To achieve the project purpose four key results have been identified: i) The institutional environment is built up, ii) The S+T Management capacity and capability is strengthened, iii) Public 
and Private Partnerships are enabled nationally and internationally, and finally iv) Vietnamese-Finnish Public and Private Partnerships are facilitated as a pilot initiative to be expanded to further partnerships.
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) Empowering Partners for Social Responsibility. The project aims to increase the capacity of a local partner to do holistic development work in local communities. Nepal is one of the poorest countries in the world, where majority of the people live in rural
 areas. Fida?s partner in Nepal is the Assemblies of God church (AOG). The project provides training and awareness-raising for the partner on a great variety of issues related to development work. Fida and AOG work together in the local communities and thr
ough this hands-on development work the partner acquires practical skills. The project focuses on three major components: Literacy, Community Health Education (CHE) and HIV/AIDS. As AOG?s skills and knowledge grow, the partner will become increasingly capa
ble of doing effective community development work of its own. This will contribute to the increasing impact of the partner?s work at community level.
Land Administration Project II The aims of the project are to raise the security of land tenure enable an increase in the number of formal land transactions and collateralized lending enhance local revenues from land and property related fees and taxes facilitate the development of effi
cient property markets and support the establishment of strategies for public land management including public land use and disposal.
INT/Aid for Trade for Central Asia UNDP is implementing the flagship project on the theme Aid For Trade in the framework of Wider Europe Initiative. The first Phase of the programme (2009-2010) consisted of three components: 1) Aid for Trade Road Map in Central Asia: Identification of natio
nal and regional AfT priorities 2) Support to Economic Development along Trade Corridors 3) AfT Needs Assessments in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. The Phase I provided a background for broader AfT support during Phase II. Phase II is based on the result
s of the Phase I and is being implemented during 2011 - 2013. Phase III (2014-17) is being implemented in Tajikistan Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan deepening the already built structures and widening the geographical areas of the project in these countries. Fin
land has financed the phases I and II with 62 million euro. The budget of the phase III is 9 million euro.
Enhancing Capacity for climate change adaptation and mitigation in production at sandy area of Quang Tri province The project has an overall objective to enhance the adaptive capacity and mitigation to climate change for communities to develop sustainable agricultural production following market orientation at sandy areas of Quang Tri province. The main activities inc
lude i) developing agriculture production at the sandy areas following goods trading and climate change adaptation through action research to create and select certain crops production model with climate change adaptation, ii) enhancing capacity on market 
access for local farmers through training establishing farmer groups for production cooperation establishing network with enterprises and developing lable of agriculture production in the context of climate change, and iii) integrating climate change into 
the agricultural production development strategy of the sandy areas in Quang tri province through training on climate change and agriculure production for officers of agriculture sector and supporting the establishment of agriculture production development
 strategy for sandy areas.
Frame Agreement with NGO (World Vision) El Salvador Area Development Project. The programme is aimed at contributing to impoverished children and their families to be empowered to reach well-being. This incluced work on improving educational quality, nutrition of children as well as the economic
 situation of the families. Awareness raising on child rights and participation of children is also an important component of the programme.
Advanced training of peer educators in early childhood development The objective of the project is to prepare a group of peer educators in the city of Matagalpa and its surrounding rural areas. The peer educators provide counselling and education