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Training programme on development policy and cooperation Kehityspoliittinen ja kehitysyhteistyökoulutus Training on development policy and development cooperation consists of face-to-face learning online studying and other learning opportunities such as peer learning Development Policy Days and related workshops.Education is targeted at people in charge of d
evelopment cooperation related issues in ministries and embassies including the local staff. Another target-group is the personnel recruited for international development cooperation assignments from outside the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. There are also
 courses that are open for organisational or consulting representatives of ICI or other development cooperation organisations.Effectiveness and efficiency of development policy and cooperation require that personnel receive adequate training to strengthen 
and maintain the skills needed in each task which our training offers. In addition the aim of our training is to increase the efficiency and meaningfulness of the work by enhancing the understanding of the entities and strengthening the personnel?s own res
ources and abilities. The funding being applied for (EUR 60 000) is intended for organising the Development Policy Days training the trainers and increasing the web-based training in 2018. Kehityspolitiikan ja kehitysyhteistyön tuloksellisuus ja tehokkuus edellyttävät että sen parissa työskentelevällä henkilöstöllä on asianmukainen kulloisessakin tehtävässä tarvittava osaaminen.Koulutuksen tavoite on työn tuloksellisuuden ja mi
elekkyyden lisääminen sekä henkilön omien voimavarojen ja kykyjen kasvattaminen. Kehityspolitiikkaa ja kehitysyhteistyötä (KEPO-KYT) koskeva koulutuskokonaisuus koostuu verkkopohjaisesta koulutuksesta ja lähiopetuksesta (perusteet ja syventävät) K
ehityspoliittisista neuvottelupäivistä niiden ohella järjestettävistä työpajoista ja verkkopohjaisesta itseopiskelusta. KEPO-KYT koulutuksen kohderyhmänä ovat ministeriön ja edustustojen kehitysyhteistyöasioita hoitavat henkilöt ml. paikalta pal
katut sekä kansainvälisiin kehitysyhteistyötehtäviin rekrytoitavat UM:n ulkopuoliset henkilöt. Lisäksi koulutuksiin voi kohdennetusti osallistua kehitysyhteistyöhankkeissa toimivien valtion organisaatioiden tai konsulttiyritysten edustajia. Koulutus
suunnitelma laaditaan osallistavasti ja syventävien koulutuskokonaisuuksien aiheet ja sisällöt räätälöidään kohderyhmien mukaan.Nyt haettava rahoitus (120 000 ?) keskittyy koulutuksien toteuttamiseen ja kehittämiseen.
Fossil Fuel Subsidy Reform Fossiilitukien järkeistäminen The aim of the project is to fund the Global Subsidies Initiaitive (GSI) which is part of the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD). IISD is an ODA-eligible International Non-governmental Organisation which Finland already funds. GSI p
romotes fossil fuel subsidy reform. Such reform advances global climate goals the wiser use of public funds as well as social justice as fossil fuel subsidies tend to be regressive. Fossil fuel subsidy reform is integrated into the Finnish Action Plan for 
Taxation and Development as part of the wise use of public resources. The goal of the project is to sthrengthen the capacity of developing countries to implement fossil fuel subsidy reform through the creation of a new Network for Action on Fossil Fuel Sub
sidy Reform as well as to promote the integration of fossil fuel subsidy reform into international processes (climate trade sustainable development) Hankkeen tarkoituksena on rahoittaa Global Subsidies Initiative:ea (GSI) joka toimii osana International Institute for Sustainable Development:ia (IISD). IISD on ODA-kelpoinen kansainvälinen kansalaisjärjestö jota Suomi jo tukee.  Fossiilipolttoainetuki
en reformi edistää kestävän kehityksen ja ilmastotavoitteita julkisten varojen viisaampaa käyttöä sekä sosiaalista oikeudenmukaisuutta. Fossiilipolttoainetukien järkeistäminen on sisällytetty osana julkisten varojen viisaampaa käyttöä Suomen 
Kehitys ja Verotus -toimintaohjemaan vuodelta 2016. Hankkeen tavoitteena on vahvistaa kehitysmaiden kapasiteettia toteuttaa fossiilipolttoainetukien reformia uuden toimintaverkoston (Network for Action on Fossil Fuel Subsidy Reform) avulla sekä edistää 
fossiilipolttoainetukien reformien huomioimista kansainvälisissä prosesseissa (ilmasto kauppa kestävä kehitys).
F.a: Sheep breeding, fattening and animal feed preparation to be run by persons with disabilities IGA by livestock. 10 PWDs purchase 40 lambs in addition to 10 sheep they already have. 50 sheep herb is selfsustainable and gives income. Members fix and grain the fatterning feed themselves and also sell part of it.
F.a: Follow-up study on labour rights in value added chain of Wärtsilä In 2014, SASK had Finnwatch compile a research on labour rights and working conditions in the value added chain of Wärtsilä Corporation, a Finnish multinational technology company. Targeted to two countries, Mosambique and India, the field research found
 serious violations of workers’ rights in one of the sub-contractors for Wärtsilä in Maharashtran state, India. To verify whether a corrective process has been started and whether improvements have taken place in workers’ rights and working condition
s, a follow-study will be conducted targeting the Echjay Forgings factory.

The objective of the research is provide practical and useful material for the local trade union partners and Finnish partner unions to participate in negotiating process aimed and
 improving working conditions and labour rights in the value added chain of the company.

Assigned by SASK, the research will be conducted by Finnwatch in cooperation with Cividep in India.
F.a: Working through Women’s Agency to Support Peace/Transition Processes CMI considers the continuing under representation of women and their views in peacemaking, and the persistent low capacity and readiness amongst peacemaking actors to understand and used gendered approaches in conflict analysis, conflict resolution and pea
cebuilding processes to be a major weaknesses in the global effort to support and sustain quality peace processes. Given the span of CMI’s work across Tracks 1.5 and 2, there is clear opportunity to enhance programme delivery through the gradual and expe
rience-based development of a gender-aware approach which emphasizes the meaningful participation of women. In the different contexts targeted, the peace processes face a number of obstacles. Women hold a range of different strategic roles and possibilitie
s, and have potential to affect or drive these processes but their space to act is severely constrained. There are three specific projects where CMI has developed a stream of work which puts women’s meaningful inclusion and gender intelligent processes a
t the heart of the project objective. In the South Caucasus, CMI provides safe spaces professionally facilitated by a third party organization for continued relationship building, addressed collective narratives and developed recommendation for inclusivity
 of regional peace processes by core group of women. There is also a necessity for a Creation/establishment of a “support group” and advocacy work as there are no women in the official track 1. This support group is needed for informing the Track 1 sup
port group of the project developments, linking Track 1 actors to the work conducted at Track 2 and Track 3. In South Sudan, through its ongoing work with the Women’s Parliamentary Caucus, CMI will support leading women from the parliament and civil soci
ety to develop and advance collaborative strategies on how to link the voices of local level women to the formal processes for peace and reconciliation, including to the regional/international actors supporting them. In the MENA region, CMI continues to su
pport the Women’s Forum for Dialogue in Yemen, reorienting their focus to the current conflict and the role they envisage for women in resolving it, and facilitating their engagement with the topic of violent extremism in their country and how it can be 
addressed as part of the broader conflict dynamic.
Strengthening the efficiency of funding policy KV.RAH.LAIT/Rahoituslaitospolitiikan vaikuttavuuden vahvistaminen The most important influencing channels of Finland?s Development Policy in Development Financing Institutions are Capital Increase and the Replenishments which are organized every third year and work regarding the Board and participating to the work of the
 Constituency Offices . Regarding the World Bankit is the Development Committee and regarding Regional Development Banks the Annual Meetings and meetings taking place during them likee.g. regarding Thematic Trust Funds and Partnerships that are most import
ant. Innovative ways of funding is the increasing element in International Development Finance. During this regime the Government of Finland has adopted new Finance Investment Instrument and for the quality assurance reasons various kinds of consultations 
etc. are needed from time to time. To confirm and boost the work Finland is doing the Unit for Development Financing Institutions has established this program for funding related activities like negotiations planning fact finding and interaction. KEO-50 rahoittaa kehitysyhteistyöinstrumentteja joilla tuetaan kehitysmaiden yksityisen sektorin vahvistamista. Kansainvälisillä kehityspankeilla on tärkeä rooli kansainvälisessä kehitysrahoituspolitiikassa ja Suomen kehityspolitiikassa. Suomen tär
keimpiä vaikutuskanavia kehityspankeissa ovat pääomakorotus- ja lisärahoitusneuvottelut vuosikokoukset temaattinen rahastoyhteistyö johtokuntatyö sekä johtokuntatoimiston työhön osallistuminen ja muu vuorovaikutustoiminta kehityspankkien kanssa.Su
omen verotus ja kehitys -toimintaohjelma tuo yhteen politiikkavaikuttamisen ja kehitysyhteistyön. Toimintaohjelmalla pyritään vahvistamaan kehitysmaiden veropohjaa sekä edistämään kansainvälistä yritysverotusta. Toimintaohjelmaa on nyt toimeenpant
u kolmen vuoden ajan.Systemaattinen kehityspankkeihin suuntautuva vaikuttamistyö ja yksikön kehitysyhteistyötoiminnan laadunvarmistus vaatii kaikissa KEO-50:n rahoittamissa instrumenteissa matkustamista laajaa perehtymistä ja vuorovaikutusta kasvokkain
 yhteistyökumppaneiden kanssa niin kansainvälisissä kokouksissa kuin Suomessa sekä selvitysten ja arviointien tekemistä.Vaikuttamis- ja laadunvarmistustyöhön on myönnetty 50 000 euroa vuonna 2020.
F.a: Reproductive Health Training Awareness raising on sexual health related issues by a rural group of women with a disability in Kantharalak District, Si Sa Ket Thailand. A 2-day training will be organised to 60 persons with a disbility on 24th and 25th December 2016 . The training aims 
to inform persons with disability about their rights related to domestic violence, sexual abuse, health care services, disease, social health care security scheme and related services provided by the government under the Disability Empowerment Act.
F.a: Capacity building of women with disabilities in rural communities of Bardiya This disabled womens´ organization wants to implement a capacity building training and an income generating activity (goat rearing).
F.a: Project Addressing Problems Affecting Child-headed Homes In the beginning of year 2000 the cuppermines as the main industry in the city Luanshya were closed and the area has disrepaired. Unemployment has resulted in major social problems, prostitution and eventually a great amount of orphans having diffuculties 
to cope with life. The goal is to give children and youth possibilities to cope in life as full and productive members of the society. This is done by supporting material and financial support for schooling, psychosocial guidance and free healthcare. Vocat
ional school and training in entrepreneurship and agriculture gives income to the youth.The local partner is Serve Zambia Foundation, who's founder and leader Svenska babtistsamfundet have had relations with for a long time.
F.a: Bor-Thai Sub-District Club of Persons with Disabilities 58 persons with a disability in Bor-Thai sub-district, Petchabun Province, Thailand will raise pigs together and earn income for themselves and the group by selling pig meat. Group members will increase their capacity in managing a project by taking part i
n different activities of the project e.g. organising project related meetings, taking care of the pigs and negotiating a good price for the pig meat. The club wants to register officially.
F.a: UMN Health Care Programme Promoting women's and children's right to health and wellbeing through community women's groups.
Communications with stakeholders Sidosryhmäviestintä The implementation of the goals of Finland's development policy relies on the essential support of Finnish citizens and the relevant interest groups.The Unit for Development Communications supports the Ministry's departments and units in charge of developm
ent policy and development cooperation in communicating about their work. The common goal is to make both the policies and their relevance as well as the results of Finland's development cooperation known among the stakeholders and the Finnish public.The g
uidelines for all the Ministry communications are openness clarity and reliability. Timely communications active cooperation with the media and strategic work with the stakeholders are all needed. Long-term global education is equally important as it paves
 the way for global citizenship.A key communications project for interest groups is a programme offered for decision makers to familiarize themselves with development policies. This programme will not be run full-scale 2018 instead the Ministry pays attent
ion to ?alumni-work? and how to engage and interact with prior participants more systematically than previous years. The allowance is also used for the yearly opinion poll as well as selected focus group investigation. PR-material such as cotton bags are a
lso produced with the allowance.Finland takes part in OECD Development Centre DEVCOM-group and pays a membership fee. The allowance for communication for interest groups 50 000 euros will be used during 2018-2019. Suomen kehityspolitiikan tavoitteiden toteuttaminen nojaa kansalaisten ja sidosryhmien periaatteelliseen tukeen. Ulkoministeriön kehitysviestintä tekee Suomen kehityspolitiikan linjauksia sekä kehitysyhteistyön tarpeita tavoitteita ja tuloksia tunnetui
ksi suomalaisessa yhteiskunnassa. Yksikkö tukee kehityspolitiikkaa ja kehitysyhteistyötä toteuttavia osastoja viestinnässä.Viestinnän ohjenuorana ovat avoimuus selkeys ja luotettavuus. Oikea-aikaisen viranomaisviestinnän rinnalla tehdään tavoittee
llista mediatyötä ja sidosryhmäviestintää. Pitkäjänteisen globaalikasvatuksen tuki luo pohjaa suomalaisten sitoutumiselle globaaliin vastuunkantoon.Sidosryhmäviestinnän määrärahojen turvin mm. toteutetaan vuotuinen kansalaisten kehitysyhteisty
önäkemyksiä koskeva mielipidetiedustelu.  Sidosryhmäviestinnän määrärahoilla tuotetaan myös tarvittavaa temaattista aineistoa sekä osallistutaan OECD:n Development Centren DEVCOM -verkoston toimintaan.  Sidosryhmäviestintään varattu 80 000 eur
on määräraha käytetään eri toimintoihin vuoden 2021 ja alkuvuoden 2022 aikana.
Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Global Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Network BES-Net + Biodiversity Finance Initiative BIOFIN.
F.a: Raising the voices of women and youth in community Overall goal: Community members’ perceptions about FGM as a mandatory rite of passage have started to change in NyamiraPurpose: Community members in Nyamira are aware of negative effects of FGM and more willing to discuss about the issue
F.a: FPD: ZNAPD programme for democracy and inclusion, ZNAPD D+I WHAT: The CoRe programme supports ZNAPD as the biggest Zambian organization of people with physical disabilities on three levels. The project improves the fundraising and communication skills of the ZNAPD central office, at the provincial level, five local
 offices have been founded in different provinces in Zambia; and at the branch level, local groups operating in villages are being helped to start small food-security and income -generating projects.WHY: Positive attitudes towards people with disabilities 
are fostered through local awareness campaigns. ZNAPD has also collected more accurate data on its members which helps when searching new donors. The resources ZNAPD is gaining in the project helps all its members.HOW: Each local group receives specific tr
aining. Overall, fifteen project have been launched in varous parts of Zambia, including pig-farming and bee-keeping.PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project is implemented by Zambia’s greatest disability organization ZNAPD.
F.a: Youth livelihood and participation The township of Chamanculo is severely over-populated, and one of the poorest peripheral townships of Maputo City.Chamanculo faces challenges especially in terms of sanitation, education, youth employment and HIV/AIDS. Poor sanitation fosters the spread of
 diseases such as cholera and malaria. Youth unemployment is also a challenge for the community as a whole since youth without meaningful engagement more easily turn to drug and alcohol abuse, as well as petty crime, even prostitution.The project aims to 
• reduce urban poverty of vulnerable youth in Chamanculo through access to training and employment• improve equal opportunities to primary education through pedagogical and material support for vulnerable children• promote youth participation in civi
l society and democratic processes through providing knowledge and experience• contribute to reduction of youth delinquency and number of new HIV infections through activities and information provided for youth• improve sanitation facilities for vulner
able families in ChamanculoCooperation with Asscocecha stated with help of Kepa Finland and long term personal contacts with the organisation. http://www.asscodecha.org.mz/
Sustainable Act and Impact Kestävä TEKO ja vaikutus Sustainable Act and Impact. Kestävä TEKO ja vaikutus. Kestävä Teko ja vaikutus on jatkoa käynnissä olevalle Kestavä TEKO-hankkeelle (2015-2017) ja sitä edeltäneelle TEKO -hankkeelle (2014) ja muille edeltäville hankkeille. Hankkeen aikana vakiinnutetaan koulujen toimintaa palkataan lisää opettajia k
ehitetään opetuksen tasoa ja opettajien osaamista. Tarkempi kuvaus muissa osa-alueissa ja hankeasiakirjassa
F.a: Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI) Monitoring and deterring human rights violations through to support civilians living under military occupation, advocating for the end of the occupation and for a peaceful solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in accordance of international humanita
rian law.The main objective:Offering protective presence to vulnerable communities, sustained monitoring and documentation of the human rights situation in the target areas. Awareness-raising and mobilising people in Finland to actively support peace in IO
PT. Expected results:• A decrease in the number of violent acts and harassment towards the people accompanied, particularly in areas close to settlements, checkpoint, schools and agricultural gates.• A strengthened advocacy for civilian protection and 
policy change, affirming the respect and application of human rights and international humanitarian law, and UN Security Council resolutions.Through public information sharing and advocacy work, EAPPI raises awareness and actions to stop violations of HR a
nd IHL and counteract impunity.Right-holders/ beneficiaries:1. Palestinian communities suffering from military occupation, settler violence, restrictions of movement and the separation wall;2. Palestinian and Israeli human rights defenders and peace activi
sts who face harassment, violence, imprisonment and obstacles of their work.3. Implementing partner:World Council of Churches (WCC)
F.a: Building Strong and United Unions in Indonesia IndustriALL has eleven affiliates in Indonesia, five in metal and mining sector. The metal sector unions have been in the forefront of creating strong trade union organizing culture in Indonesia and now this experience is intended to be broadened to the mi
ning sector. The project activities concentrate primarily on organizing, training on collective bargaining, empowerment of women participation as well as joint lobbying on national level policy issues. The key problems for the project unions are weak organ
izing, internal dispersion and low financial sustainability. For workers the key problems are low wages, low understanding of trade union movement as well as increase in the precarization of employment. Collective bargaining agreements are weak especially 
in multi-national companies and in securing equal rights for women workers. On national policy level, key joint challenges are occupational health and safety issues in mines (ILO176) and maternity protection (ILO183). The development objective is to ensure
 decent living and working conditions for workers in the metal and mining sectors.As a result of the project the membership of the project unions is expected to increase by 15 000 members. Unions will have efficient organizing strategies and a special focu
s on organizing women and youth. The quantity, quality and coverage of collective bargaining agreements will increase and unions will have bargaining capacity also in gender issues. The participation of women will increase on all levels of union work – t
he long-term target being at 40%. National level policy lobbying is efficient and advances the ratification of ILO Convention 176 and maternity protection. The main beneficiaries of the project are metal and mining sector unions, their members as well as t
he unorganized workers of these sectors. The project partners are IndustiALL and its five affiliates in Indonesia; FSPMI and Lomenik in metal sector and KEP, CEMWU and FPE in the mining sector.
F.a: Restaurant project 'chickens on the wheel' This is an income generation project to strengthen the activities of the applicant organization and create employment opportunities for at least 8 physically disabled people. The plan is to establish a fast food restaurant that will sell chicken meals to p
eople living in Cochabamba. Income from the sales will be to cover restaurant operation costs, and to invest in other activities of the organization that benefit all 47 members.