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NGO Support / Adult Education for Refugees in Nakivale Main goal of the project is to decline poverty among 60 000 refugees in Nakivale settlement.Low education level and illiteracy that are common among refugees. Inflict poverty by low self-esteem and livelyhood skills. Project increase refugees skills and ab
ility through functional training in order to strengthen self-reliance income generations and well-being of refugees and their families.The project has human right based approach enabling active participation of refugees and other actors in different stage
s of the project. Reducing inequality is a essential goal of the project. Literacy and education increases equal possibilities to participate a common decision making require information and basic services as well as facilitates economical activities. Wome
n education has multi-faceted results. Literacy and livelihood skills improve daily living of women and their families but also increases their participation in decision making. Training and empowerment of refugee women is part of implementation of 1325-UN
 resolution. Refugees? strengthened capacity and skills gained by trainings enables them to act in changing environmental conditions. Climate adaptation is supported also by teaching environmentally friendly practices. Beneficiaries are about 3000 adult re
fugees about 100 trained refugee facilitators 150 youth group and refugee leaders members of 60 income generating groups. Immediate beneficiaries are family members of the participants and wider community. The project is implemented by FRC field staff toge
ther with refugees. In implementation existing leadership structures within the settlement are utilised. Participants will be selected by vulnerability majority of them are women. The facilitators are refugees selected by the communities and then trained i
n adult education by the project.Main activities are 1. Functional adult literacy covering also e.g health nutrition and human rights. 2.Functional English and French language courses 3. Business training for self-reliance advice and material support for l
ivelyhood groups 4. Refugee leader training 5. Mentoring and activity support of Youth groups leader training.
Guiyang GIS project Soil and Water Ltd. and the City of Guiyang are creating an IT-system (GYGIS)for administrative the needs of the city government. The system applications will utilize the Geographic Information System (GIS) technology. The creation of GYGIS aims at upgradi
ng the functional capacities of the government departments by connecting them to a uniform urban GIS platform. The system will be built in co-operation with the city. Soil and Water Ltd. will act as the system integrator and will take total responsibility 
of the system implementation training and technology transfer.
INGO Aid to the Int. Peace Academy (IPA), Coping with Conflict Coping with Crisis Conflict and Change (CWC) program will combine research policy analysis convening and outreach with the overarching goal of strengthening the core tools at the disposal of the United Nations (UN) regional and subregional organizations an
d their member states to address the causes of conflict and instability and the requirements for peace. This toolkit includes conflict prevention and preventive diplomacy sanctions mediation peace operations peacebuilding statebuilding and support to count
ries in transition particularly in the areas of security accountable and inclusive governance justice and sustainable development.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Integrated Rural Development Program. To strengthen local leadership and improve governance for equitable and sustainable development, to empower communities to obtain improved and sustainable socio-economic livelihoods
Administrative cost of MFA central administration for SOUTH AMERICA, REGIONAL Administrative cost of MFA central administration for SOUTH AMERICA, REGIONAL. Costs generated from the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in Helsinki
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Zambia The project strengthens ZNAS capacity to communicate with its members and external stakeholders. Linked to that it will improve ZNAS capacity to collect and disseminate factual information for policy formulation purposes. It will help further mature the st
rategic plan and strengthen the delivery of associations? membership services.  The expected results include the following:?Enhanced internal and external communication?Advancement of the ZNAS strategic plan to the next level?Enhanced capacity for collecti
on generation and dissemination of information for policy formulation to branches and other stake holders?Development of a monitoring and review mechanism for the harvesting movement and trade in timber ?Improved business management skills for members
Strengthening of impact of multilateral development cooperation Strengthening of impact of multilateral development cooperation. Support to costs for environment related seminars and other activities.
Administrative cost of MFA central administration for DEVELOPING UNSPECIFIED Administrative cost of MFA central administration for DEVELOPING UNSPECIFIED. Costs generated from the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in Helsinki
OECD Aid for Trade Work Programme Joint work programme of OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC) and Trade Committee. Improvment of Aid for Trade monitoring framework.
Empowering the Communities for Youth The project aims to contribute to the development problem of youth unemployment and inactive citizenship causing hopelessness and social evils such as crime violence poverty homelessness break up of families alcoholism prostitution and abuse. Namibian econ
omy is not generating enough job opportunities despite the positive economic growth (4-5 %) and thus there is an urgent need to build in a mechanism for targeted youth support.Immediate objectives are: 0) effective project management and administration con
ducted 1) strengthened capacities of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia (ELCIN) to develop targeted youth support approach 2) succesfully performed pilot project that contribute to capabilities of vulnerable youth and 3) best practices shared with 
relevant stakeholders and partners.Human rights and gender equality are strongly emphasised. Alarming share of youth notably girls has been left out from education and employment and remained vulnerable. The project respects and addresses their human right
s and well-being by empowering them to become subjects of their own development and the society as a whole.The project does not create any new structure but is positioned at the new office of social service by ELCIN. The project will provide a new way of t
hinking and doing together by applying methods of participatory youth work in selected communities. Altogether the project creates a new targeted youth support approach facilitated by ELCIN.The ultimate beneficiaries of the project are vulnerable youth age
s 15 to 25 with special reference to school drop-outs. Major indirect beneficiary is the ELCIN notably its personnel and volunteers whose capacities to provide targeted support for vulnerable youth will be strengthened.The key project activities include bu
ilding the capacity for effective project management, supporting administration with well developed monitoring systems, conducting needs and resource analysis, organising study and training trips for project personnel and community leaders, organising on-s
ite training, training of local communities in targeted youth support, developing new models and working methods, empowering youth in life and non-formal skills, training of youth in citizenship, organising youth clubs, providing case management, organisin
g youth leadership training, organizing joint youth-elderly people workshops, encouraging volunteering, and building network for effective sharing and awareness raising.
NGO Support / Improving Women's and Girls Rights and Legal Education The project Improving the reproductive health and quality of life of girls and women in the Eastern Province of Zambia a continuation of the 2011-2013 project focuses on a broad scale of problems related to reproductive and maternal health. This rights-bas
ed project focuses on preventing teenage pregnancies and early marriages but also helping teens who are already pregnant.The project aims to prevent teen pregnancies and early marriages which continue to be serious problems in the Eastern Province of Zambi
a. The project aims at addressing these by targeting the youth who are in school and educating them using a participatory Theatre for Community Action.  Out of school youths are reached through focus group discussions conducted by community facilitators an
d will be taught about the importance of education. Parents and traditional leaders will also be educated and informed on the law against early marriages their disadvantages for youths and the importance of keeping girls in school. The project aim is to re
duce the number of school dropouts in accordance with the government re-entry policy that allows young mothers to return to school.The project also focuses on aiding young mothers and pregnant teenagers in rural villages. Young mothers and pregnant teenage
rs are identified either by community volunteers from Safe Motherhood Action Groups or through focus group discussions conducted by community facilitators. They are informed about the school re-entry policy importance of education available options and att
ending health services. They will receive life skills training and information on their reproductive rights.The project will complement government efforts by forming Safe Motherhood Action Groups in project areas. The Groups will be provided with bicycle a
mbulances and they will educate pregnant women and new mothers about reproductive health. Pregnant women will be educated on the importance of attending health services and provided with information outside clinics as well. Safer deliveries in clinics are 
encouraged. Postnatal clinic visits are also encouraged for maternal and new-born health. These issues are addressed in interactive community based drama sessions and focus group discussions.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Common Responsibility Campaign Documentary Preparations
Administrative cost of MFA central administration for ASIA, REGIONAL Administrative cost of MFA central administration for ASIA, REGIONAL. Costs generated from the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in Helsinki
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Ethiopia Promotion of environmentally friendly livelihood alternatives for poor community members.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Sustainable Rural Food Security in Mundri West County. The overall objective of the project is: ?Livelihoods and quality of life are improved in a sustainable manner?.
Heilongjiang Agricultural Project Developing Agricultural Production in HLJ in China
NGO Support / Doctors to Tanzania The conditions and problems are very similar in all hospitals in Tanzania. However with quite simple tools in a small observation unit by properly trained staff the prognosis can be greatly improved. For preoperative care and postoperative monitoring there
 must be available simple and rather cheap laboratory anlysers. One of the biggest challenges is to change the culture how these patients are treated.
Mtwara: Community water supply project Aim: improve access to potable water and sanitation services, improve health conditions reduce poverty, strengthen the operation of water committees. Activities: baseline study of present situation, improvement of the existing water sources and establishme
nt of new wells, construction of latrines, training and awareness raising, support on village water committees tranparent work, close cooperation with district water department.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Haiti 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.
Education through sports - secondary schools The project implements secondary school sport district by district by constructing or maintaining sports fields and training teachers in sports and coaching.
Frame Agreement with NGO (World Vision) Nace la Esperanza Community Development Project. The programme is aimed at contributing to impoverished children and their families to be empowered to reach well-being. This inluced work on improving educational quality, nutrition and health facilities and
 strengthen civic participation and peace.
Forming and training community groups in order to increase the income This project aims to improve communities' scope fro action through community groups and increase the incomes of the community group members and their families in Songinkhairkhan district of Ulaanbaatar and in Arkhangai aimag.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Rehabilitation of disabled children: sign language etc.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Morocco The local assocation located in Southern Morocco provides material for the womens cooperative in ordet to commercialize products made of medicinal and aromatic plantes. The aim is to offer the local women a change an independant work and AGR. Financial par
tners the municil+ality and INDH (Initiative Nationale de developpement humain)
University exchange programme (CIMO) North-South-South - programme is a higher education exchange network programme between Finnish and developing countries' higher education institutions. The goal of the programme is to enhance human capacity to ensure that people in all participating countr
ies may better contribute to the cultural socio-economic and political development of their communities. The main focus is on reciprocal student and teacher exchange. The networks of higher education institutions apply for funding for the activities suppor
ted within the programme. The North-South-South Programme is in its fourth programme phase in 2013-2015. The programme started in 2004.
Health, livelihoods, protection Humanitarian assistance through Finnish Red Cross to Iraq
Education sector support consultancy Finland supports the Palestinian Authority's Education Development Strategic Plan through sector progamme with 9 million euros between 2010-2013. To guarantee adequate monitoring of the sector programme and active participation in sector dialogue the Minis
try for Foreign Affairs of Finland (MFA) will hire a consultant to support the work of the MFA.
Core support to IAEA-TCF Core support to International Atom Energy Agency (Contributions to Technical Cooperation Fund Only) IAEA-TCF. Support through the Ministry of Employment and the Economy.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finnish Red Cross) Integrated Health programme . Improve the welfare of the children and young people in the North Uganda post conflict area through the community based health work focusing on sexual and reproductive health and maternal and child health.
Support to the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) is a special Cambodian court that receives international assistance through the United Nations Assistance to the Khmer Rouge Trials (UNAKRT). The mandate of the ECCC covers investigations into ser
ious violations of human rights and international humanitarian rights committed during the rule of the Khmer Rouge from 1975 to 1979. The aim of the court is to judge the remaining leaders of the Khmer Rouge for the crimes they have committed. 1.7 million 
people are estimated to have been killed as victims of the genocide.The UN supports the operations of the ECCC based on the resolution (57/228B) made in 2003.  All the expenses are covered by voluntary donations from the international community. The ECCC i
s eligible for official development assistance (ODA).
Finland's co-chairmanship of the Good Humanitarian Donorship Initiative during 2013- 2014 Finland and Mexico co-chair the Good Humanitarian Donorship Initiative during 2013- 2014. GHDI strives to increase effectiveness efficiency and accountability of donors? humanitarian action by promoting the 23 GHD principles on the international humanitari
an agenda and by vigorously working for their implementation. The aim is to improve and harmonize donors' humanitarian action
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) Improvement of the Quality of Trade Union Services
Humanitarian Aid to Afganistan through WFP Support to World Food Programme operations in Afghanistan including food aid and support to humanitarian logistical special operations.
Cooperation with the academy of Finland (2008) 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 2008.
NGO Support / Piloting Journalists Unions in Central Asia To begin a process that will lead to building of a journalist trade union in every three country. Applic. 2009: After a pilot phase implemented in 2007 (it was made a survey of working conditions of journalists and the state of freedom of speech of these t
hree countries) it will be continued to support these three partners towards the founding of trade unions. Applic.2011: The aim of the project is to support the activities of the Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan trade unions that will be established by the end of
 the year 2010. In Kazakstan the project continues to organise education events and support regional networking. Applic 2012: Create a legal base for union activities and basics for lobbying of profession interest
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Tanzania The informal sector is a major source of employment for poor and illiterate women in Tanzania. 43% of Tanzanian women derive their income from this sector. Yet in Tanzania informal sector businesses run by women are unregulated and not supported or monitor
ed by the Government. They are characterized by low growth lack of access to markets information land and credit. The project aims to build the capacity of women market traders in order to: to facilitate women in markets to organize themselves as an entry 
point to form market women associations, promoting and building the women's leadership, training and supporting women who show potential and interest to become market leaders.The project will promote business and marketing capacities of women market trader
s through facilitating the formation of Village Banking Groups (VICOBA). The project will work to: provide space for women to access information and made some relevant information on policy and guidelines related to running market business, link women with
 other services such as legal services HIV/AIDS counselling.Objectives of the activities are: to strengthen and support the capacity of women market groups and associations for leadership and advocacy purposes, to promote business and marketing capacities 
of women market traders through skills knowledge and capital building,to facilitate access to information to women traders on legal human rights and policy issues, to improve the interactions and links between women traders traders and market officials for
 accountability purposes, to document and disseminate women market model policy legislation and practise change.The final results of the activities are: stronger clearer heard voices of market women groups who are organised, strong women groups formed, wom
en effectively participating in decision making forums within the markets and with market authorities, women saving and credit schems formed, women concerns and demands are articulated and heard by market committees and the Ilala Municipality
Ingo Aid to the Int. Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) To promote sexual and reproductive health and rights to eliminate unsafe abortions and to promote equality.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Afghanistan The project goal is to enhance the level of knowledge of women in the society so they are self-sufficient capable to know of their rights and serve their household communities and the government. 300 Afghan female students will take part in the coaching cl
asses to gain all necessary knowledge that is required for the successful entry to the University. Around 80% of the enrolled Afghan female students in the free coaching classes will successfully pass university entry test and take admission in university.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Chile The project aims to install on the public policy agenda concrete measures to ensure balanced representation of men and women in public decision-making and that women be adequately represented as part of the 53% of the population. The lines of action to fol
low are on one hand an organizational and communication line and another line for influencing decision stakeholders.The campaign More women in parliament will be designed and implemented sensitizing public agents and political parties and encouraging citiz
ens particularly women about the importance of deepening democracy through measures to increase the participation of women in spaces public decision.In addition an advocacy strategy to key stakeholders of the executive and the legislature will also be desi
gned and implemented to adopt legal reforms aimed at moving towards parity democracy.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Assisiting male victims of sexual abuse and human trafficking. Capacity building of social workers.
Promoting Modernisation of Hydro-meteorological Services in Vietnam - Phase II Increased capacity of the National Hydro-Meteorological service of Vietnam NHMS to produce new and improved weather service and products to public and private users. The project will improve the capacity of the NHMS in terms of service delivery observation
 technologies and date management leading to improved weather services and products available to its public and private customers and end users.
Regional Andean Programme to enhance Weather Water Climate Services and Development PRASDES Andean region countries (Bolivia Ecuador Colombia Peru) are vulnerable to the effects of climate change due to their geographical position. Extreme weather patterns floods drought and so called ENSO phenomena (El Nino Southern Oscillation) cause significan
t socio-economic damage in the region. The overall objective of the PRASDES Programme is to promote sustainable human activity and reduce vulnerability to imminent disasters and long-term risks through the efficient exchange and use of hydrological meteoro
logical and climatological information in the Andean region. The specific objective is to strengthen the capacity of the National Hydrological and Meteorological Services (NHMS) in the Andean Region to provide quality services and information in response t
o the needs and demands of strategic development sectors risk management systems and vulnerable communities at regional national and local levels. The host organisation for the cooperation is CIIFEN (International Centre for Research on El Nino. The implem
entation is conducted in close cooperation with the National Hydrological and Meteorological Services of the Andean countries. The technical assistance and inter-institutional components of the programme include expertise of the Finnish Meteorological Serv
ices and Finnish Environment Institute especially at the bi-national cross-border pilot sites.  The main beneficiaries of the cooperation are the National Hydrological and Meteorological Services of the Andean countries as well as the local communities esp
ecially in the project pilot areas who need accurate weather and early warning services to maintain and improve their living conditions and livelihoods. Other beneficiaries include various strategic sectors of the participating countries: agriculture energ
y health housing etc. as well as national risk reduction authorities. The three and a half year programme has begun in May 2013 and the implementation period is 2013-2016. The overall budget is 35 million Euros.