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F.a: Poultry Farming for sustainable development The project is for is for poultry farming in order to help improve the standard of living for PWDs. This will be done through training, construction of poultry house and the sale of chickens
F.a: Realization of Child Rights in Somaliland Save the Children Finland is working with its local partners to enhance the realization of child rights in Borama, Berbera, Hargeisa and nationally in Somaliland. The effects of many years of conflict are still evident in the weaknesses of the national and
 community child protection structures coupled with absence of a comprehensive law that protects children from harm. Violence against children remains rampant. The project promotes the realization of children’s rights in Somaliland. As a result of this p
roject, children feel that their rights are being respected more than previously and they enjoy their right to a safe, protective and child friendly environment. The beneficiaries of this project are the most vulnerable children. The project is implemented
 by YOVENCO in Berbera, AYODA in Boroma and ANPPC.
Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Long term partnership with a local company / organisation (e.g. joint venture; subcontractor, import or other contract agreement ) related to Water supply - large systems
F.a: Access to Justice Programs for Badakhshan Province Clients It is estimated that more than half of Afghanistan's female prisoners have been convicted of crimes against the so-called morality, or on the basis of Zina (extra-marital sexual relations); although in fact they have often escaped from their home for being
 victims of violence and /or rape. These cases often, especially outside Kabul, are not treated under official legal system, but within the framework of traditional legal systems (jirga or shura), which are dominated by men and patriarchal. Of course the o
fficially courts are also, where the judgments can be against both Islam anf the existing legislation. The project aims at increasing equality and women's legal awareness, legal protection and promotion of the role of women in the administration of justice
 and the promotion of processing of cases of women within the framework of the official courts. The aim is to increase the awareness of authorities and the general public of women's rights. The target group is primarily those accused of crimes or women and
 girls in need of family legal assistance, but legal advice can also be offered to the poor men. The organization offers legal assistance during the year for 100 women and children in the form of the defense lawyers and legal advice up to 200 people. In ad
dition, the project is beneficiaries are 10 selected people from rural communities to paralegal training. Justice for All Organization is a group of lawyers, judges and prosecutors, who in 2008, founded the NGO with a vision of peace and security, the rule
 of law, democratic structures and gender equality and human rights in Afghanistan.www.jfao.org
Funding of Trade and Development Ambassador's activities Kauppa ja Kehitys -suurlähettilään toiminnan rahoitus Support international efforts to mobilize investments for sustainable development and work for Team Finland. Kehityspoliittisen ohjelman yksityisen sektorin vahvistamista ja yritysten osallistumista koskevienlinjausten toimeenpanoa ? ml. seurantamenetelmien käyttöönotto sekä Team Finland ?tavoitteidenedistäminen kehityspoliittisissa kokoonpanoissa ja suomala
isen lisäarvon edistäminen kauppaa tukevassakehitysyhteistyössä.
F.a: Promotion of Women’s Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in Lalitpur Poor women from deprived communities are not in a position to access loan from banks or other financial institutions or financial service providers due to lack of physical collateral. The poor, indigenous women and girls are exploited from various forms of
 discrimination. Therefore there is a comprehensive need to build the capacity of deprived poor women to increase their access to financial capital with low interest rate. The local government bodies have not fully owned and realised the importance of wome
n’s participation in planning process and providing justifiable share of resources to the women in their location. Strengthening cooperatives and their linkages with local bodies, including Ward Citizen Forum and Citizen Awareness Centre (CAC) are requir
ed to increase women’s access to resources and services. Most of the women still lack legal ownership of their land. Cooperatives still lack adequate knowledge and skills to develop strong linkages with market actors for enterprise development. Lack of v
ocational skill training and micro entrepreneurship skills among women and out of school youth girls, denial of women to property rights, gender based discrimination and women’s right violation justify the need to implement this project in Lalitpur distr
ict of Nepal. The overall objective of the project is to improve women’s economic and socio-cultural status. The specific objective is to develop and strengthen women-led local institutions for promoting economic, social and cultural rights of poor and m
arginalised women communities in Lalitpur. Expected results:• Increased women’s access to and control over land and capital• Increased income through employment opportunities for women and girls• Improved women’s economic, social and cultural rig
hts through enhancement of capacities of local government bodies and community organisationsRights-holders /beneficiaries:  5 000 women and girls mainly from the poor indigenous and Dalits communitiesImplementing partner: The Lutheran World Federation Nepa
l (LWF Nepal).
F.a: Security and safety Primarily FCA bears responsibility for the security and safety of their staff as a matter of duty of care in the execution of the day to day activities. In order to work and live safer in countries where situation may deteriorate rapidly, the security of p
ersonnel is paramount and foundation to all FCA’s activities. The acceptance and compliance of Security and Safety procedures by staff is compulsory and concurrent of any kind of work with FCA.The main objective:In order to perform our work as safely as 
possible in changing, volatile and hostile contexts, we invest in the continuous training and learning of our employees. Our target is to guarantee that our employees have healthy and safe working conditions to support working abilities mission wide. This 
is done by increasing security and safety awareness and personal safety procedures. Expected results:• FCA Security Policy – clarifies which security related decisions are made at which level of the organisation • Standardised security plans and prot
ocols mission wide• Standardised standard operating procedures and contingency plans mission wide• Travel security training for HO staff and visitors• Emergency first-aid training for HO and field staff• Security and safety training for field staff
• Crisis management training for crisis management team in HO• Personal protection and hygiene awareness for personnel working in pandemic and epidemic areasRight-holders/ beneficiaries:FCA StaffImplementing partner:FCA Security
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 harmonization
 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 since the b
egiining 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 2016-17. 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: Institutional Development of OO Samoh Capacity Building of Newly Established Rural DPO in the Sugnaiskij raion of GBAO district through providing basic equipment (computer, printer, furniture) and organizing two basic trainings for their Staff. The number of project participants will be 9 PWDs
F.a: Fish farming 10 people with Albinism receive training on entrepreneurship and fish farming.
F.a: Integrated Health Programme To improve the health conditions in the most vulnerable communities through the integrated programme; for instance by enhancing the child and maternal health, preventing HIV -infectious and through better access of the PLWA or HIV-positive persons to the h
ealth services. The beneficiaries are pregnant women, babies, small children, professional drivers, prostitutes, youth, HIV-positive persons. Honduran Red Cross implements the project, Finnish Red Cross supports the HRC bilaterally.
F.a: Garment Making to be Run by PWDs IGA of eight physically disabled youngsters, 3/8 female, already skilled in designing and tailoring - start their own garment studio and production.
F.a: Strengthening Community Conservation Resilience in Africa and the LDCs The project supports indigenous peoples’ organisations or other CSOs working with local communities in five countries (Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, Kenya, Nepal and Tanzania) in implementing a participatory assessment on the resilience of indigen
ous peoples’ and local communities’ biocultural approaches and biodiversity conservation as well as restoration initiatives. In addition, capacity-building events will be organised on the participatory assessment methodology developed by the CCRI. The 
Ugandan NAPE will provide technical support to the actors implementing the assessments, and organise meetings for the new leaders of the communities, which have participated in the CCRI previously in order to support them in implementing the agreed recomme
ndations. The preliminary findings of the at least 15 assessments to be implemented will be documented in five national reports. An advocacy campaign will be implemented during the UN Biodiversity convention’s Conference of the Parties in December 2016 i
n Mexico in order to disseminate the CCRI findings. The main findings of the assessments will also be disseminated within the involved communities and to the broader public through for instance social media, leaflets and radio programmes. The project aims 
at promoting more effective and appropriate forms of legal, political, technical, financial and other support that can address the most important internal and external threats to the resilience of community conservation. There is increasing scientific and 
political acknowledgement of the significance of indigenous peoples’ and local communities’ conservation and restoration initiatives to the protection of biodiversity and climate change mitigation as well as resilience. The initiatives face, however, b
oth external and internal threats, and there is lack of sufficient analysis on the support needed by the communities. Resilience assessments carried out by the communities enable presenting their own alternatives to strengthening the resilience. Project be
neficiaries include indigenous peoples and local communities implementing collective biodiversity protection and restoration initiatives. During the project 100 community representatives trained on the participatory assessment methodology are expected to r
each 7 500 people in 15 communities, in which the assessments will be implemented. Gender equality and women’s participation will be paid particular attention to during the assessment processes.
Academy of Finland Development Research Suomen Akatemian kehitystutkimus hakukierros 2011 Development research administered by the Academy of Finland enables the maintenance of high-quality development research capacity in Finland and enhances cooperation with institutions from the South. Financing of multi-year research projects for 2011. Suomen Akatemian hallinnoima kehitystutkimuksen määräraha edesauttaa korkeatasoisen kehitystutkimuskapasiteetin säilymistä Suomessa sekä edistää yhteistyösuhteita kehitysmaiden tutkimuslaitoksiin. Vuoden 2011 hakukierros.Suomen Akatemia on rahoitt
anut kehitystutkimusta 1970-luvulta lähtien ja vuodesta 1990 alkaen kehitystutkimus on rahoitettu Suomen Akatemian ja UM:n yhteistyönä. Suomen Akatemian kehitystutkimus on tieteellistä akateemista tutkimusta joka ulottuu useille tieteenaloille. Yhteist
yö Akatemian kanssa on vuosien mittaan muodostunut keskeiseksi elementiksi suomalaisen kehitystutkimuskapasiteetin ylläpitämisessä ja kehittämisessä. Akatemian kautta rahoitettu kehitystutkimus edistää vuorovaikutusta ja yhteistyötä suomalaisten 
ja kehitysmaiden tutkijoiden välillä palvelee kehitysyhteistyön suunnittelua ja seurantaa ja luo UM:n käyttöön asiantuntijaresursseja.
Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Long term partnership with a local company / organisation (e.g. joint venture; subcontractor, import or other contract agreement ) related to Basic health infrastructure
F.a: Strengthening sustainable management of forest and water resources for livelihood and mitigation of climate change The project prootes indigenous and forest dependent communities’ resource rights, customary rights and control over the governance of their customary land including management of land received under Forest Rights Act 2006. It undertakes community based a
nd managed nursery raising and plantation of native plant species including medicinal plants and bamboo in fallow forest land and mobilizes tribal women participation for conservation of natural habitat of forest based herbal/medicinal items. Additionally,
 it facilitates poor tribal families to revitalize Non-timber forest produce / forest based indigenous livelihood support enterprises focusing improved access and food security. It undertakes documentation work on best and promising practices on tribal way
 of life including conservation, regeneration and management measures. Furthermore, it organizes training and advance training for strengthening capacity and foster participation for management of natural resources including forest, tree + land.
Supporting Democracy in Multi-ethnic Macedonia - Strenghtening Multiculturalism in Civil Society Demokratian tukeminen monietnisessä Makedoniassa - monikulttuurisuuden vahvistaminen kansalaisyhteiskunnassa The project continues strengthening multi-ethnic democracy and stability in Macedonia (FYROM). The continuation project builds upon the previous cooperation project (2015-2017) focusing on strengthening sustainability of the Platform for Multiculturalism. 
The immediate objectives of the project are to build capacities of the Platform as a CSO on fundraising partnering and reaching target groups and to establish the Platform as a legal entity.The practical means to achieve the objectives are capacity buildin
g workshops for the activists of the Platform on project design partnering and fundraising and meetings with potential project donors and partners.The project is coordinated and monitored by the Kalevi Sorsa Foundation. The project is implemented in close 
cooperation and continuous dialogue with the main implementing partner in Macedonia the Progres Institute for Social Democracy. The project continues strengthening multi-ethnic democracy and stability in Macedonia (FYROM). The continuation project builds upon the previous cooperation project (2015-2017) focusing on strengthening sustainability of the Platform for Multiculturalism. 
 The immediate objectives of the project are to build capacities of the Platform as a CSO on fundraising partnering reaching target groups and to establish the Platform as a legal entity.The practical means to achieve the objectives are capacity building w
orkshops for the activists of the Platform on project design partnering and fundraising and meetings with potential project donors and partners.The project is coordinated and monitored by the Kalevi Sorsa Foundation. The project is implemented in close coo
peration and continuous dialogue with the main implementing partner in Macedonia the Progres Institute for Social Democracy.
F.a: Indore Area Development Project The programme works for the improvement urban slum communities’ socio-economical situation and for the strengthening of community capacities in Indore city, Maharashtra State, Central India. Although Indore is an important commercial center, the poor and
 growing slum population of the city often lack means for livelihoods and employment, health care and proper education facilities for children. During the implementation of the programme, the health services and sanitation of the slums are enhanced, the qu
ality of education is strengthened and parents are encouraged to support their children for education. Focus of the programme is especially in reducing children's malnurtition. Much focus is also on promoting adults’ and youth’s employment opportunitie
s, for example through vocational and entrepreneurship training and coaching. The programme benefits 24.000 people in 27 slums. The main partner is World Vision India, which is responsible for the programme implementation and for the utilization of the pro
gramme resources.
F.a: Organizing in the Private Security Industry The project strengthens the capacity to defend workers´ rights of private security sector trade unions and improve working conditions in this sector in Colombia.In Latin America, trade unions in services sector, particularly in private security sector, ar
e weak. The sector is quite new and expanding rapidly, and workers´ union affiliation rate is very low and the trade union culture is lacking. Salaries in the private property services sector are not enough to sustain a family and workers face serious ris
ks, especially in banks and money transfers, but also in supermarkets and night shifts. Many guards work alone which weakens unionizing in trade unions and the knowledge of one´ s labor rights. Trade unions are dispersed and the growing use of agency labo
r makes union work even more difficult. Employers have strong anti-union attitudes and policies, mainly because low labor costs are the main competitive advantages for security enterprises. The project strengthens trade unions´ capacities to monitor the i
mplementation of framework agreements and legislation, supports trade union unity in Colombia and promotes social dialogue between unions, sector companies and Colombian government. At the end of this project, a regional trade union network for Prosegur wo
rkers has been raised and the networks for securitas, G4S and Brinks have been strengthened, Colombian unions have a joint action plan and database for collective bargaining, and union activists have been trained in trade union rights and collective bargai
ning, among other themes. The beneficiaries of this project are the activists of the private security sector unions. Indirectly, the project can benefit the 51 800 workers in this sector in Colombia. The project is implemented by UNI Global Union together 
with its private security sector member unions.
Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. Anna Lindh Foundation (ALF) Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. Anna Lindh Foundation (ALF)
F.a: Morogoro Community Empowerment Programme Morogoro district community members and local leaders are empowered by training programs and capacity building to develop their communities in a democratic and participatory way. Communities themselves define the needs and means to improve their living and
 the project may give some material support to the initiatives. The emphasis is in trainings which aim at improving practical skills and knowledge as well as better understanding and realization of human rights. Special attention is given to the rights of 
women and the most vulnerable groups. After graduating the training program the local leaders and decision makers understand their roles and responsibilities better and are more capable to bear their duties. Community members know their rights and are capa
ble to take action to improve their livelihoods; they can make plans, follow the processes and track public expenditure. Living conditions are improved also by practical trainings and micro business.Direct beneficiaries are the most disadvantaged families 
chosen to the program in 15 rural villages in Morogoro district. The whole community benefits from the improved capacity and actions taken. The project is implemented by Tanganyika Christian Refugee Service TCRS which implements a large human rights based 
country program including community empowerment programs and refugee work.
UN Voluntary Fund for Technical Cooperation YK Teknisen tuen vapaaehtoisrahasto ihmisoikeuksien saralla VFTC In the year 2016 Finland supports with a sum of 800.000 euro the United Nations Voluntary Fund for Technical Co-operation in the Field of Human Rights (VFTC). Through the fund most of OHCHR's support at the country level as well as regional level human rig
hts work is funded. The objective of the Fund is to provide financial support for international cooperation aimed at building up and strengthening national and regional institutions and infrastructures that will have long-term impact on improved implementa
tion of international human rights standards. Projects include development of national legislation to implement international human rights norms the establishment of national human rights institutions human rights education and the development of national 
human rights plans and programs. To achieve most efficiency the fund focuses on support to selected OHCHR offices human rights experts in UN country teams as well as to strengthen the human rights components of UN peacekeeping missions. A Board of Trustees
 provides expert advice and support for the Voluntary Fund. Suomi tukee YK:n ihmisoikeusvaltuutetun toimiston (OHCHR) hallinnoimaa vuonna 1987 perustettua YK:n teknisen avun vapaaehtoista rahastoa vuosittain 2 000 000  eurolla (2021 - 2024).  Rahaston avulla rahoitetaan OHCHR:n maita avustavaa työtä ja tuetaan my
ös alueellista ihmisoikeuskehitystä. Toiminnan tavoitteena on kehittää ja vahvistaa kansallisia ja alueellisia instituutioita ja infrastruktuureja joiden myötävaikutuksella pitkällä aikavälillä varmistetaan kansainvälisten ihmisoikeusstandardien
 parempi toimeenpano. Projektit käsittävät mm. kansallisen lainsäädännön kehittämistä kansainvälisten ihmisoikeusnormien täytäntöön panemiseksi kansallisten ihmisoikeusinstituutioiden perustamista ihmisoikeuskoulutusta sekä kansallisten ihmi
soikeussuunnitelmien ja -ohjelmien tekemistä. Rahasto keskittää tehokkuussyistä tukensa valikoiduille OHCHR:n toimistoille ihmisoikeusasiantuntijoihin YK:n maatiimeissä ja YK:n rauhanturvaoperaatioiden ihmisoikeuskomponentin vahvistamiseen.Rahaston to
imintaa tukee neuvoa-antava elin.