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FLC/The Peres Center for Peace Twinned Peace Sport Schools PYM/The Peres Center for Peace Twinned Peace Sport Schools The Twinned Peace Sport Schools (TPSS) project - the longest running coexistence sport project in the Middle East - brings together Israeli and Palestinian as well as Jewish and Arab children in a safe healthy and fun environment built on the principles of
 equality diversity and respect. Launched in 2002 the project annually engages hundreds of children aged 6-18. The goal of the program is to 1) promote positive perception change among Israeli and Palestinian children by fostering values of peace and coexi
stence and changing attitudes toward the other while diffusing stereotypes; and 2) empower Israeli and Palestinian children to play soccer and increase their self-confidence; thus developing the participants cognitive and social skills; fostering understan
ding and internalization of concepts of sportsmanship and teamwork; and increasing motivation confidence and leadership skills. Finnish funding enables participation of 40 Palestinian girls. Rauhan ja urheilun ystävyyskoulut (The Twinned Peace Sport Schools) on Lähi-idän pisimpään jatkunut  dialogihanke urheilun parissa. Se tuo israelilaisia ja palestiinalaisia juutalaisia ja arabilapsia yhteen turvalliseen terveelliseen ja viihtyisään 
ympäristöön tasa-arvon erilaisuuden ja kunnioituksen ilmapiirissä. Vuonna 2002 alkanut projekti tuo vuosittain yhteen satoja 6-18-vuotiaita lapsia. Ohjelman tavoitteena on 1) muokata positiivisia mielikuvia toisesta osapuolesta israelilaisten ja palest
iinalaisten lasten parissa ja heikentää stereotypioita sekä 2) lapsien jalkapalloharrastuksen kautta vahvistaa näiden itseluottamusta kehittää osallistujien sosiaalisia taitoja lisätä tiimityötaitoja motivaatiota ja johtamistaitoa. Suomen rahoituk
sella mahdollistetaan 40 palestiinalaistytön osallistuminen ohjelmaan.
F.a: Myanmar textile and mining industry working conditions The top of the current economic development of Myanmar consist of textile industry, mining and construction + wood processing, these employ massive amount of people who grew up in dictatorship and know relatively little about their rights. The trade union 
movement of the country has returned from exile a few years ago, and organizing is progressing well, but because the work starts from the basics, the need for support is significant. The aim of the project is to support the industrial unions in Myanmar to 
grow their union density and educate workers on basic trade union issues, so that the unions can in the long run represent the interests of the workers through negotiations and advocacy work. The textile industry grows at the speed of one new factory per w
eek, and Myanmar seems to be the last safe haven for international brands in their race to the bottom. For this reason, the project work links up with IndustriALLs campaigning and advocacy around the global production chains in textile industry. In the min
ing sector, the biggest problems are in the dangerous nature of the work, as well as the low-income level despite the risks. In both sectors, workers are still far from a decent living wage. Project will be supported jointly by SASK and our Dutch sister or
ganization. Additionally, FES of Germany, CFMEU of Australia and a Dutch NGO Fair Wear Foundation contribute to specified components of IndustriALLs work in Myanmar. The beneficiaries are industry workers, especially those in textile and mining sectors. In
dustriALL staff coordinates and manages the project together with focal persons and leaderships of the Myanmar unions.
F.a: Involving the Rural Communities of the Beira and Nacala corridors in the protection and sustainable management of their natural resources. This project engage in mobilisations and capacity building among communities in the growth corridors of Beira and Nacala, and with this deepen and enlargen the MAM movement building process. In particular the project will be reaching out to communities aff
ected by tree plantations in the Beira corridor in the districts of Namaroi, Ile e Mulevala (province of Zambezia), Sussundenga, Gondola and in the district of Manica (province of Manica),  aswell as in the Nacal corridor in Mecubure (province of Nampula).
 ADECRU tells that in these areas it is estimated some 4000 families are affected by the tree plantations, and some 1.325.386 families indirectly. Secondly, the project will be reaching out to communities affected by agrobusiness projects as ProSavana and 
the development project of Vale do Rio in the corridor of Nacala in the province of Nampula. The ProSavana campaign in its totality reaches out to an estimated 4,5 million people threatened by the plans. In addition, instead of as in the previous phase the
 previously organised exchange visit between communities, a larger regional meeting is planned in order to maximise outreach. Partners in this process which have also collaborated in the previous project with ADECRU are the Commission for Justice and Peace
 of Nampula and Nacala, The rural provincial unions of Nampula and Zambezia.  Under the ProSavana campaign, ADECRU continues to work with in particular Justica Ambiental, UNAC, and Forum Mulher, in addition to more than 20 organisations and social movement
 in Brasil and Japan. http://adecru.wordpress.com
F.a: Commerce of AJODEMO-Panda The group would like to sell basic domestic groceries and create employment for 4 persons with disabilities (2 women and 2 men) in the district of Panda.
F.a: Engagement of Finnish Society We aim to increase Finnish consumers awareness of the environmental impacts of food production and consumption through WWF Finlands communication channels. In addition, we provide meaningful ways of contributing by providing easy everyday solutions to redu
ce our ecological footprint by our food choices. At the same time, we continue our work with companies in Finland to ensure that their products are addressing global deforestation by using sustainability certificates. Our aim is to make the more sustainabl
e products more widely available for the consumers and replacing the deforestation-risky options. The work is closely connected to WWFs global food practice. WWF targets companies that are most relevant in managing the environmental impacts of food product
ion.##We prepare environmental education materials for primary schools, train teachers and support the schools environmental clubs. WWF ambassadors visit schools providing information about global environmental issues and work of WWF, WWF Education officer
 has provided materials and capacitated the ambassadors. Active youth team of WWF Finland is spreading environmental awareness in Finland.##Cooperation partners: Companies, enterprises and schools
F.a: Burundi: Advancing Constructive Dialogue in Burundi CMI has been active in Burundi since 2015. National stakeholders and selected international partners have so far welcomed and appreciated the nature of CMI as an independent, impartial, and non-threatening organization. Particularly, CMI provides safe, inf
ormal spaces where ideas can be explored, exchanged and tested towards finding common ground for peaceful solutions.#In order to contribute to preparing the ground for a more conducive environment for peaceful political contestation, CMI aims to: provide s
pace to cultivate trust and dialogue in the Burundian political arena, support regional efforts aiming at fostering peaceful politics in Burundi, and support key international actors in adopting more coordinated and constructive approaches towards Burundi.
F.a: Adivasi Traditional Rights and Livelihood Promotion in two Districts of Odisha The project will focus on Indigenous Community Socio Cultural Rights and Forest-based Sustainable Livelihood. Through this the main focus will be given on the follow-up of implementation of CFR (Community Forest Rights/Resources) under FRA (Forest Rights A
ct) till all the villages have got their community rights over Community Forest Resources, including rights over the shifting cultivation area where Adivasis are practicing since long time. They will also ensure that their individual forest rights land as 
well as community boundary is properly identified and accepted by the community. Along with this, project will focus on the establishment of good relationship among the different Adivasi communities of other area in the district, state and other state and 
mutual learning of good traditional practices for their better life and livelihood. They will also ensure the sustainable practice of livelihood and its documentation. Time to time they will raise their current issues with other people in their Adivasi for
ums and other different platforms, including submitting memorandum to Government Of Odisha and Government Of India and meeting with Government People.Seba Jagat has worked in the themes of adivasi forest and land rights, culture, village self-governance, a
divasi women groups, promotion of sustainable minor forest produce utilisation and organic agriculture, and proper implementation of government social and employment support programmes. Devote Trust is founded by local adivasis in the beginning of 2000´s.
 Its basis of operations are the needs of local forest dependent communities, and it is working for realisation of a just, sustainable and democratic society. In its operational villages live Kondh adivasis, whose main source of livelihoods are agriculture
, shifting cultivation and minor forest products. Most of the people are living below poverty lines and indebtedness is a big problem in their areas. Hard labour and malnutrition makes the people vulnerable to diseases like malaria, diarrhoea and other wat
er-borne diseases.
Humanitarian aid; Plan International Finland 2018 operations Humanitaarinen apu; Plan International Suomi 2018 operaatiot Plan International Finland has two MFA funded operations in 2018. In Ethiopia the goal  is to facilitate the treatment of both severe and moderate acute malnutrition in four woredas that suffer from renewed drought and decrease the mortality and morbidity 
due to malnutrition and support local child protection committees to track and identify children separated from their families due to the drought and eventually reunify them with their families. In Nigeria the operation will target conflict-affected early 
learning aged children (aged 3-6) to benefit from early childhood development (ECD) in four local government areas in Borno state. The main goal  is to improve the readiness for school and psychosocial support available to 700 early learners and to improve
 the capacity of ECD caregivers to provide age-appropriate and quality the services in the ECD centers. MFA funding for these operations is 1 000 000 euros in 2018. Plan International Suomi toteuttaa vuonna 2018 operaatioita Etiopiassa ja Nigeriassa. Etiopiassa jatketaan sekä vakavan että keskivakavan aliravitsemuksen hoitoa neljällä  jatkuvasta kuivuudesta kärsivällä alueella. Lisäksi tuetaan paikallisia last
ensuojelukomiteoita jäljittämään kuivuuden takia perheistään eronneita lapsia ja palauttamaan heidät kotiinsa.  Nigerian operaation tavoitteena on taata pääsy laadukkaaseen ja turvattuun varhaiskoulutusohjelmaan sekä opetuksen laadun parantaminen
 varhaiskoulukeskusten hoitajien kapasiteetin vahvistamisen kautta. Tämän lisäksi hanke pyrkii vahvistamaan psykososiaalisen tuen tarjontaa sekä laatua lapsille ja heidän vanhemmilleen sekä varhaiskoulukeskusten ohjaajille. Vanhempien psykososiaalist
a hyvinvointia vahvistetaan lisäksi vanhempainkerhojen toiminnan tukemisen kautta. UM:n tuki operaatioille vuonna 2018 on 1 000 000 EUR.
Increasing Access to Quality Family Planning and Sexual and Reproductive Health for women and marginalized groups in Yemen Perhesuunnittelu- ja seksuaali- ja lisääntymisterveyspalveluihin pääsyn edistäminen naisille ja margin. ryhmille Jemenissä MSIY's rogramme Increasing Access to Quality Family Planning and Sexual and Reproductive Health for women and marginalized groups in Yemen operates for three years in four governorates of Yemen.  The program will improve the access to sexual and reproducti
ve health (SRH) services and family planning (FP) counselling and methods for women of reproductive age and marginalized and underserved populations by building on existing MSIY activities such as outreach and social franchise (SF) and introducing new acti
vities such as HIV testing in centres. The program will extend access to FP/SRH services to approximately 60000 women (social franchisee clients and outreach clients over three years) from the Al Muhamasheen marginalized group and rural areas in four gover
norates in Yemen. All together this program will avert 10920 Unintended Pregnancies 1130 Unsafe Abortions and create 47912 CYPs. Hankkeella tukea suunnataan naisten nuorten ja helposti syrjäytyvän väestönosan pääsemiseksi perhesuunnittelu- ja seksuaali- ja lisääntymisterveyspalveluiden piiriin neljässä kuvernoraatissa Jemenissä. Hankkeella tullaan myös kasvattamaan halli
nnon kapasiteettia parantaa julkista terveydenhuoltoa perhesuunnittelun ja seksuaali- ja lisääntymisterveys-palveluiden osalta. Myös HIV-testauspalveluiden laajentaminen on osa hanketta. Hankkeella pyritään tavoittamaan erityisesti syrjäseutujen asuk
kaita lisäämällä kätilöitä Al Muhamasheen-väestönosasta.
F.a: Kepa Mekong Kepa will help its partners in the South to participate in debates concerning the roles, operating space and worldwide status of civil society, and to influence the situation in their own countries. We support the efforts of our partners to advocate on dev
elopment finance, economic justiceand climate justice in our programme countries. Collaboration with civil society actors whose work in the Global South addresses our chosen themes makes our advocacy work more credible and productive, while also enabling u
s to combine our resources to influence global processes, often as part of international CSO networks. We can provide Kepa’s partners in the South with expertise and up-to-date information on our key themes, and support their efforts to network at the na
tional, regional and global levels. Our partner in Cambodia is Cooperation Committee for Cambodia (CCC).
F.a: Enhancing Community Based Decision Making on Customary Land, Natural Resources, and Livelihood: A Pilot Project in River Cess, Liberia Within the project, an initial workshop with the two local communities involved will take place, SDI's existing land mapping guides will be updated, the communities' land use and natural resources will be mapped, the communities' land use norms will be doc
umented, their awareness of how to tackle investors interested in land acquisition will be increased, communication material and radio programmes will be produced. Finally, the lessons learnt during the project will be analysed and shared with national and
 international decision-makers. Liberia is one of the African countries, which has granted most land concessions to the national elite and foreign investors, 25% of its land area. The land is used for industrial agriculture as well as forestry and mining i
ndustries, for instance rubber and oil palm plantations. Consequences include forced displacement of local communities, environmental damage, human rights violations, livelihood uncertainty and land conflicts. Therefore, communities lack legal advice, info
rmation on the consequences of contracting their lands, and ways to get investors to respect the contracts made. The aim of the project is to gather best practices on how to support communities to protect their traditional lands, resources, livelihoods and
 cultures. By increasing the capacity of the communities, the aim is to raise awareness of their land governance strategies. In addition, the aim is to ensure participatory, responsible and informed decision-making of the communities when deciding on their
 land and resource management. They will also be supported in negotiating and reaching a fair compensation on investments regarding their lands. The project will be implemented with two local communities in the River Cess county (approximately 7,000 commun
ity members). The communities are mostly members of the forest dependent Bassa tribe. Typical livelihoods are related to agriculture, fishing, hunting, traditional medicine, artisan mining and non-timber forest products (rattan).
Continued support to the Global Donor Platform for Rural Development Jatkotuki avunantajien  yhteisverkostolle (Global Donor Platform for Rural Development) maaseutusektorilla Global Donor Platform for Rural Development  (GDPRD) is a network of 38  bilateral and multilateral donors international financing institutions international organizations and research centers. The network aims to increase  aid effectiviness and harmonizat
ion in the agriculture rural development and food security sector. The beneficiaries of the program are the  members of the network and through them the  target groups  of their  rural development programs.   Finland has been a member  of the GDPRD board s
ince the begiining of 2012 and has been co-chair  of the network between January 2014  and March 2016. It is proposed to support the GDPRD with 100.000 Eur which provides for Finland a full membership and a place in the board  for years 2018-19. Global Donor Platform for Rural Development  (GDPRD)  on kahdenvälisten ja monenkeskisten avunantajien sekä kansainvälisten  rahoituslaitosten toimijoiden ja tutkimuslaitosten verkosto jossa on 40 jäsentä.  Verkoston visiona on menestyvät ja kestäv
ät maaseutuyhteisöt jotka tukevat globaalia ruoka- ja ravitsemusturvaa.  Verkosto toimii lisätäkseen maatalouteen maaseutukehitykseen ja ruokaturvaan kohdennetun avun tuloksellisuutta läpinäkyvyyttä ja harmonisaatiota.  Verkoston toiminta edistää 
kestävän kehityksen tavoitteista erityisesti tavoitteita 1 25 8 ja 17. Verkoston rooli korostuu aikana jolloin riskit kuten koronapandemia uhkaavat globaalia ruokaturvaa. Verkosto koordinoi avunantajien epävirallisia koordinaatiokokouksia liittyen ruoka
turvaan ja pandemiaan ja YK:n ruokajärjestelmäkokoukseen.Suomi on ollut GDPRD verkoston jäsen vuodesta 2012 lähtien ja toimi verkoston rinnakkaispuheenjohtajana 2014-2016. Esitetään että myönnetään GDPDR:lle yhteensä ?150 000 ?50 000 KEO-20:n vu
oden 2020 sitomattomasta määrärahasta ja ?100 000 kuluvan vuoden valtuuksista. Rahoitus kattaa vuodet 2020-2022. Vuosittainen jäsenmaksu on ?50 000.  Tämä tarjoaa Suomelle verkoston täysjäsenyyden ja hallituspaikan vuosille 2020-22.
F.a: Indonesia programme support, Partners Meeting 2017 and study on seagrass meadows This project assists Siemenpuu partners in Indonesia concerning the project management, and it monitors the projects together with Siemenpuu programme coordinator and Indonesia working group. Additionally, communication between project partners, Siemenpuu 
and Advisory Group of Indonesia will be enhanced i.a. through visits, electronic media communication, other communication and a partner meeting that will be hold in October-November 2017. In addition, on this project well make report that will increase awa
reness about situation of the seagrass and the influencing factors. The results of the report will be informed also in Finland. This project will increase administrative capacity of the partners, increase knowledge and communication of the particular curre
nt themes (peat swamp forests, mangroves, indigenous people, and community based conservation) and it also improves the ability of Siemenpuu to follow progress and results of the program partners.  Partner meeting will be hold either in Pekanbaru, Riau or 
Bogori, Java. Members from all partner organizations, Advisory Group and Siemenpuu will be invited for the meeting. www.kaoemtelapak.org
FLC: Empowering women and children through access to information PYM: LAC/ Naisten ja tyttöjen voimallistaminen tiedon saatavuutta lisäämällä The main aim of the project is to improve understanding of the CCPA by all stakeholders resulting in the effective use of the CCPA. Furthermore the project focuses on the links between corporal punishment and violence. The sub-objectives include the follow
ing: 1) The public particularly women and children have been informed on different aspects of the CCPA2) Service providers have been introduced to various chapters of the CCPA3) The public have been informed and on alternatives thereto4) Learner and teache
rs have been informed on alternatives to corporal punishment and on the prohibition of same in schools5) Government stakeholders have been addressed in relation to corporal punishment in schools Hankkeen tavoitteena on lisätä tietoisuutta ja kapasiteettia toimeenpanna hiljattain tehty lainsäädäntö lasten suojeluun liittyen. Hankkeessa keskitytään erityisesti fyysisen kurituksen ja väkivallan ehkäisyyn. Osatavoitteet: 1) Yleinen tietoisuu
den lisääminen keskittyen naisiin ja lapsiin uuden lainsäädännön sisällöstä2) Palvelujen tarjoajat ovat tietoisia lainsäädännön eri osa-alueista3) Julkinen tietoisuus lainsäädännön vaikutuksista ja seurauksista on tiedossa4) Oppilaat ja op
ettajat ovat tietoisia lainsäädännöstä5) Valtion viranomaiset ovat tietoisia lainsäädännön vaikutuksista fyysiseen kurittamiseen koulukontekstissa
FLC: Protecting Children from Commercial Sexual Exploitation (CSEC) in Mara Region Sexual abuse and exploitation of children e.g through defilement child prostitution or child marriage is highly prevalent in Tanzania although unlawful according to the Sexual Offences Special Provisions Act 2008. The project aims at reducing the risk of f
uture perpetration of child sexual and exploitation; strengthen cooperation and increase the engagement of effective child protection sectors such as Police Gender and children Desk Social Welfare Office Judiciary CSOs and private sector to prevent child s
exual exploitation; promote  safe stable reintegration services and nurturing relationship for children in their household and broader environment to decrease sexual abuse perpetration; increase the range and numbers of individuals and child protection act
ors involved in the movement to prevent child sexual exploitation and to support children to meet their future education and socio economic expectations. The project output  will increase opportunities of girls to enjoy their rights. Girls will be directly
 safeguarded /withdrawn from Child sexual commercial exploitation (CSEC) and have access to child friendly counseling and Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights Services. They will also receive education in line with their needs and possibilities. Girls/chi
ldren at risk of CSEC will actively participate in awareness rising session. Furthermore families and communities with children vulnerable to exploitation participate in awareness raising activities. Families and communities with children involved in CSEC 
will receive counseling. And community members will be trained on child friendly interview techniques and child protection with the purpose of increasing opportunities of women and youth to enjoy their rights. Target groups are girls under 18 years old who
 are involved in Sexual Commercial Exploitation. This project is implemented by Women in Capacity Building Organization (JIPE MOYO CENTRE) . The organization was selected to be funded because are experienced in this sector and the theme is among the priori
ty areas for FLC support. Website:www.jipemoyo.co.tz