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F.a: Personnel support (leader training K.G) During the years 2004-2007 FSPM has arranged capacity building leadership courses for the personnel in the partner organizations in Africa. The need for leadership training is continual and FSPM's curriculum is nowadays the foundation for the Leadership Ca
pacity Building courses (LCB). Since there is no similar leadership training locally, the cooperation partners in Benin, Burundi, Philippines, India, Laos and Tanzania have expressed the need for continual leadership training and based on that request FSPM
 is now sending a Finnish consultant to Africa and Asia to give LCB courses. LCB is about implementing a fundamental understanding for the principles of leadership and about teaching how to effectively develop personnel and organizations. Modules 1 and 2 w
ill continue during the project period and further training will be offered for those who have attained the first two modules, this with the purpose to obtain leaders for national level. In cooperation with the local actors, course material will be produce
d.
Support to UNFPA for humanitarian activities in Syria Tuki YK:n väestörahasto UNFPAn humanitaariseen toimintaan Syyriassa Syria's humanitarian situation continues to be difficult. 13.7 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance. In addition 5.7 million people are refugees in neighbouring countries.The humanitarian appeal for 2019 is about $3.5 billion. Total requir
ements are estimated at $9.1 billion in the regional humanitarian appeal.Finland's humanitarian aid to Syria in 2019 amounts to 12.4 million euros. This is allocated through UNHCR WFP UNFPA International Red Cross Movement Finn Church Aid and FIDA. Finland
 has pledged to Syria with a total of 25 million euros in 2019.In Syria UNFPA supports sexual and reproductive health services works on preventing gender-based violence and provides services in women's and girls' safety centres as well as in youth centres 
and health services. Ulkoministeriö tukee YK:n väestörahasto UNFPAn humanitaarista toimintaa Syyriassa kahdella miljoonalla eurolla. UNFPA tarjoaa äitiys- ja neuvolapalveluita parantaa mahdollisuuksia turvalliseen synnytykseen ehkäisee sukupuoleen perustuvaa väkivaltaa j
a tarjoaa väkivallan uhreille psykososiaalista tukea. Vuonna 2019 tehdyn evaluaation mukaan työ on ollut tuloksellista. Syyrian humanitaarinen tilanne jatkuu vaikeana 10 vuotta kestäneen sodan seurauksena. Humanitaarisen avun tarpeessa on yli 11 miljoon
aa ihmistä joista puolet on lapsia. Yli 6 miljoonaa ihmistä on joutunut pakenemaan kodeistaan maan sisällä ja lähes saman verran on paennut muihin maihin. Naiset ja tytöt ovat erityisen haavoittuvassa asemassa.
INT/Finland's support to UN's Central Emergency Response Fund CERF Humanitaarinen apu; yleisrahoitus YK:n keskitetylle hätäapurahastolle (CERF) United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) is a rapid and strategic humanitarian instrument that funds both sudden and forgotten crises. It ensures more rapid response to humanitarian crisis by the United Nations and international humanitarian c
ommunity improves predictability and timeliness of funding. In 2019 Finland funds CERF by 8 million euros. Vuonna 2021 kaikkiaan 235 miljoonaa ihmistä tarvitsee humanitaarista apua ja suojelua. YK:n tavoitteena on toimittaa hätäapua 160 miljoonalle ihmiselle 56 maassa. Rahoitustarve on 351 miljardia dollaria. Cerf on strateginen humanitaarinen rahasto joka n
opeuttaa YK-järjestelmän reagointia lisää rahoituksen ennustettavuutta ja parantaa avun oikea-aikaisuutta. Rahasto reagoi erityisen nopeasti äkillisiin katastrofeihin ja pyrkii varmistamaan riittävät resurssit alirahoitetuissa humanitaarisissa kriis
eissä. Cerfin rahoituspäätöksissä kiinnitetään erityistä huomiota alirahoitettuihin prioriteetteihin: tasa-arvoon vammaisinkluusioon suojeluun ja koulutukseen hätätilanteissa. Cerfin kautta Suomi pystyy vastaamaan humanitaarisiin kriiseihin myös
 niissä maissa joihin ei humanitaarisen avun budjetin puitteissa voida osoittaa korvamerkittyä rahoitusta.
F.a: Administration Plan Finland administration costs related to the program funded by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland
Hivos/Digital Defenders Partnership The Digital Defenders Partnership (DDP) is an initiative originated by the Freedom Online Coalition a group of 26 countries committed to advancing human rights on-line. DDP promotes freedom of speech and right to privacy through provision of financial and 
other assistance to human rights activists journalists and bloggers in internet repressive and transitional environments with a focus in Central Asia South East Asia the Middle East and North Africa. DDP strengthens civil society capacity for emergency res
ponse against cyber threats (censorship surveillance harassment etc.) mostly by governments through local and global action. It provides grants ranging from small-scale emergency assistance to larger strategic support to civil society entities. Finnish sup
port is earmarked towards activities and projects in ODA-eligible countries.DDP has received funding from Finland in 2015-2017. During this period DDP together with its strategic partners built the capacity of individuals and organizations: they supported 
5069 people and 641 organizations in 40 countries around the world. DDP offered for example. Emergency Advisors in various situations and continued to build Rapid Responders networks globally and regionally and maintained networks of trusted operators to m
itigate digital emergencies. DDP funded critical Internet users (organizations and individuals) and responded to sudden threats. Digital Defenders Partnership (DDP) on Freedom Online Coalitionin piirissä 2012 perustettu ohjelma ja rahasto joka edistää sanan- ja ilmaisunvapauden sekä yksityisyydensuojan toteutumista internetissä. DDP tarjoaa rahallista sekä muuta tukea digitaal
isille ihmisoikeuspuolustajille -aktivisteille journalisteille ja bloggareille. Näitä tahoja koskevat uhat ovat moninaisia ja liittyvät mm. lisääntyvään valvontaan ja seurantaan verkkosensuuriin sisällön suodattamiseen ja rajoittamiseen ja erilais
iin häirinnän muotoihin erityisesti valtioiden taholta. DDP on ohjelmana globaali mutta sen rahoitus kohdistuu suurimmaksi osaksi kehitysmaihin. Suomen rahoitus kanavoidaan Hivoksen ylläpitämään korirahastoon. Tuki korvamerkitään ainoastaan ODA-kel
poisiin maihin kohdistuviin toimintoihin ja hankkeisiin.DDP on saanut rahoitusta Suomelta vuosina 2015-2017. Tällä kaudella DDP  yhdessä strategisten kumppaneidensa kanssa rakensivat yksilöiden ja organisaatioiden kapasiteettia: he tukivat 5069 ihmist
ä ja 641 organisaatiota noin 40 maassa eri puolella maailmaa. DDP tarjosi mm. hätäneuvontaa eri tilanteissa ja jatkoi Rapid Responders -verkkojen rakentamista maailmanlaajuisesti ja alueellisesti ja ylläpitivät luotettavien toimijoiden verkostoja digi
taalisten hätätilanteiden lieventämiseksi. DDP rahoitti kriittisiä internetin käyttäjiä (organisaatioita ja yksityishenkilöitä) ja vastasi äkillisiin uhkatilanteisiin.
UNDP Post-Cyclone Recovery Facility UNDP:n jälleenrakennusohjelma The Mozambique Recovery Facility is a multi-donor trust fund led by United Nations Development Programme UNDP set up for the reconstruction and recovery after the cyclones Idai and Kenneth that hit the country in 2019.The main objective of the Recovery Fac
ility is to assist Mozambique in the post-cyclone reconstruction and to assist the country in preparedness for future natural disasters. This will be achieved by strengthening the national reconstruction and recovery capacity investing in housing and commu
nity following the building back better -principal and assisting with community recovery and the creation of livelihoods with particular regard to the role and opportunities of women. The program has a total budget of USD 72.2 million for five years of whi
ch Finland contributes EUR 2 million. In addition to Finland there are five donors: EU UNDP the Netherlands China and Norway. Mosambikin jälleenrakennusrahasto on YK:n kehitysjärjestön UNDP:n johtama useiden avunantajien yhteisrahasto.  Sen tarkoituksena on tukea Mosambikia maahan keväällä 2019 iskeneiden tuhoisien Idai ja Kenneth hirmumyrskyjen jälkeisessä jälleenrakenn
ustyössä ja varautumisessa vastaaviin tilanteisiin. Rahaston toiminta keskittyy kolmeen teemaan joita ovat 1) yhteisöjen toipuminen ja elinkeinojen luominen erityisesti naiset huomioiden 2) infrastruktuurin rakentaminen aiempaa kestävämmäksi ja 3) ka
nsallisen jälleenrakennuskapasiteetin vahvistaminen. Ohjelman kokonaisbudjetti viidelle vuodelle on 722 miljoonaa USD josta Suomen osuus on 2 miljoonaa euroa. Yhteisrahastossa on Suomen lisäksi viisi avunantajaa: suurimpana EU ja sen lisäksi UNDP Hollan
ti Kiina ja Norja.
F.a: Increasing access of local people to public resources and govt. services/entitlements in regards to education, food and health in Nepal Referring to the recently formed Federal Structural Governmental in Nepal, the project entitled Increasing access of local people especially disadvantaged groups to public resources and govt. services/entitlements in regards to education, food and health i
n Nepal” intends to make local people including women and indigenous people aware of the economic, social and cultural (ESC) rights alongside capacitating the newly elected local bodies on the issues. This helps in sensitizing the authorities to be more 
responsible towards the issues on public service delivery mechanism and existing issues need to address in changing structure and context, concerns with the local people. The project focuses on monitoring the local and provincial government's action plan a
nd guidelines, services delivery mechanism, if they are in line with the human rights based approach or not and also regarding their proper and effective implementation. The local governments have been granted sweeping powers both in terms of budget and th
e decision making powers. However, there is also a risk of such powers being abused as we have seen irregularities involving the all-party mechanisms in the past.  With the project’s initiative of capacitating both the local people and elected members, t
he project aims to minimize such risk and make the local government strengthen inter-relations among the federation, province and local level by distributing the resources and means judiciously. The newly elected representatives especially the judicial com
mittees will be capacitated to demonstrate efficient leadership by engaging citizens and local people in the development activities so as to develop a sense of ownership in local decision making and service delivery. This way, the project initiatives expec
t to enhance the relationship between right holder and duty bearers at the local and provincial level aiming to protect the fundamental human rights of the people.
Core support to Council of Europe YK-jäsenmaksu UM:stä Core support to Council of Europe YK-jäsenmaksu UM:stä. Huom. prosenttiosuus!
F.a: Raising the voices of the community against FGM The aim of the project is to provide an appropriate multidimensional response to reduce GBV, especially FGM. The aim of the project is to provide an appropriate multidimensional response to reduce GBV, especially FGM.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for INDIA Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for INDIA. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
Protecting Civic Space for Human Rights Defenders in the East and Horn of Africa DefendDefenders Ihmisoikeuspuolustajien toimintaedellysten varmistaminen Itä-Afrikassa ja Afrikan sarvessa The goal of this programme is to ensure reduction in the cases of HRDs needing protection amended legislation in national legislation to protect HRDs and to enable their work and states respecting international commitments to protect HRDs international bod
ies taking action to protect HRDs national mechanisms inplace to protect HRDs and most-at-risk defenders work mainstreamed into work of human rights organizations. Specific expected results are:1. HRDs under imminent risk of violence or with acute protecti
on needs have access to an emergencyresponse mechanism that will prevent the actualization of threats.2. HRDs practice strong preventive security protocols and are able to effectively mitigate threats whenthey arise.3. HRD violations documented systematica
lly to produce advocacy and protection-relevant publications and advocacy campaigns at the national regional and international level.The design of this programme relies on the 2005 research findings that human rights defenders in the subregion of the East 
and Horn of Africa continue to experience violations of their rights due to lack of awarenessof their rights as HRDs; lack of networking among HRDs for their protection; gaps in national legislationprotecting HRDs; lack of compliance by national authoritie
s to international standards of HRD protection; andweak enforcement mechanisms of HRDs? rights on national and sub-regional level.The programme activities will be implemented through the core program areas of DefendDefenders which areprotection and securit
y management; capacity building; and advocacy and research. Activities to beimplemented include: Protection programme model Security Management model Increased engagement by HRDs with regional and international human rights bodies. Hankkeen tavoitteena on vähentää ihmisoikeuspuolustajien suojelun tarvetta aikaansaada lainsäädännöllisiä muutoksia heidän suojelemisekseen ja työnsä mahdollistamiseksi saada valtiot ja kansainväliset järjestöt sitoutumaan tähän suojeluun j
a valtavirtaistaa etenkin haavoittuvimpien ryhmien puolustajien työ ihmisoikeusjärjestöjen työhön. Tarkemmin tavoitellaan hätätilannemekanismia ennaltaehkäiseviä turvallisuusmenettelyjä ja rikkomusten järjestelmällistä dokumentointia niiden ju
lkituomiseksi.  Tutkimustulokset ovat aiemmin kertoneet että itäisen Afrikan ja Afrikan sarven ihmisoikeuspuolustajat kohtaavat edelleen oikeuksiensa loukkaamista. Syitä tälle ovat mm. puutteellinen tietämys ja verkottuminen puolustajien keskuudessa s
ekä aukot lainsäädännössä tai viranomaisten sitoutumisessa kansainvälisiin standardeihin. Hankkeen aktiviteetit toteutetaan DefendDefenders-järjestön ohjelman ydinalueilla eli suojelussa ja turvallisuudessa kehittämisessä asianajossa ja tutkimuk
sessa.
F.a: Tekoja magazine 1. Project 91210: Tekoja magazine#Tekoja-magazine covers themes linked to development policy discussion, provides deeper analysis on themes linked to FCAs strategic themes (Right to Peace, Right to Education, Right to Livelihood), and makes the results and
 impacts of our programme work visible. All articles and photos are produced by following professional guidelines for journalists.#The magazine increases knowledge of development issues among our supporters and also a larger audience, the magazine can be f
ound on-line and can be ordered free of charge in print or electronic form by anyone.#2. The main objective and the expected results:#The objective is to motivate Finnish people to support development cooperation, humanitarian assistance and participate in
 our advocacy work. One of the main objectives is to raise discussion and interest on development issues. Tekoja is also a tool for FCAs advocacy work and through the magazine FCA can transparently explain its ideas to decision-makers as well as to general
 audience. #The aim is to strengthen FCAs networks in Finland and inspire our supporters and the general public by reporting about the results and achievements of development cooperation. #The magazine provides materials and inspiration to parish staff and
 school teachers to support them to include the themes of international diaconia and global education in their work. #Activities and expected results:#- The Tekoja magazine is published four times a year, with an average print run of 38 000. The magazine c
an also be found on-line.#- The magazine is available for teachers in SubjectAid service. #- Some of the content is shared on our webpages and through social media channels.#- The magazine is available in our events.#- Through Tekoja-magazine FCA participa
tes in topical discussion in Finland.#- As a result of active sharing and of good journalism, themes and stories presented by Tekoja are also picked up by journalists in Finnish media. At least one story in every issue is quoted by some other media organis
ation. #- As a result of innovative and topical analysis, our experts and specialists are better known by Finnish media and by general audience. They are invited to speak in different occasions and interviewed in media.#3. Target groups:  The general publi
c, parishes, teachers, journalists, decision-makers and FCAs supporters.#4. Implementing partner:  FCA. Graphic design, printing and delivery as out-sourced services.
Medical Equipment Project in Namibia Sairaalahanke Enhancing public health services by improving medical equipment in hospitals in 13 districts in Namibia. The project has direct influence in reducing child mortality and improving maternal health and indirect influence in fight against HIV/AIDS malaria and
 other diseases. Suomen ja Namibian viranomaiset ovat vuodesta 2003 valmistelleet Namibian julkisten terveydenhuoltopalveluiden kehittämiseen tähtäävää hanketta jossa sairaaloiden laitteistoja uusimalla kohotetaan palvelujen tasoa.Hankkeen tavoitteena on uusia sairaa
loiden laitteistoja 13 maakunnassa. Hankkeella nostetaan välineistön tasoa koko maan kattavasti. Täten mahdollistetaan diagnostiikan parantuminen ja sitä kautta hoidon tason kohottaminen. Hankkeella on arvioitu olevan suoria vaikutuksia lapsikuolleisuu
den vähenemisen ja äitien terveydentilan parantamisen muodossa sekä vähintäänkin välillisiä vaikutuksia kamppailuun HIV/AIDSia malariaa ja muita vakavia sairauksia vastaan.
F.a: Anakhot khong-khoi - My Future The population demographics of Lao PDR is characterized by a significant youth population, the % of people ages under 15 years old is currently at 36.7%. The interaction of poverty, cultural, social, health and education factors on the lives of young peopl
e in Lao PDR manifests in a number of challenges relating to low gender equality and access to services and opportunities; high rates of child marriage and adolescent birth rates; poor literacy outcomes and limited opportunities to participate in further e
ducation, training and employment. The project seeks to address two key challenges: 1) High levels of adolescent pregnancy and child marriage resulting from limited exposure to accessible reproductive and sexual health services and education, and 2) Tradit
ional gender norms, attitudes, and behaviors that mitigate against girls achieving their full potential on an equitable basis with boys. The projects impact goal is for adolescent (10-18 years) girls, mostly from ethnic minorities, to be empowered in their
 sexual and reproductive health in a society that value girls.The expected results are that a) Girls have adopted attitudes and use relevant information, skills and services to support realisation of their SRH rights; b) Improved community and social envir
onment for adolescent girls such that it supports the realisation of girls' equal opportunities and rights to SRHR; c) CSOs' strengthened to promote norms, attitudes and practices supportive of gender equality and Adolescent SRHR; d) strengthened Governmen
t duty bearers with the ability to implement policy related to girls SRHR in Houn District and improved tangible school water and sanitation services in a manner that best meets adolescent girl’s needs.The project has brought together two local CSO, the 
Gender Development Association (GDA) and the Promotion of Family Health Association (PFHA), both with a number of years of experience and proven record of both project implementation and policy dialogue in the area of gender and ASRHR. Plan Laos’s govern
ment partners will be the Ministry of Education. GDA will work closely with the Lao Women’s Union (LWU) to deliver village based sessions on ASRHR, gender and disability inclusion and PFHA will work with the District Health Office and village cluster lev
el health centers (HC’s) and health service providers on the provision of youth-friendly SRHR information and services for young people.
F.a: Enterpreneurship development of Deaf Women and promotion of sign language DAR is planning to implement four activities: 1) Training on doll making for hearing impaired women, 15 days 2) Collecting local signs to be added to the national sign language dictionary of Nepal) 3) Training on inclusive education to 25 Deaf leaders and 
parents of Deaf children, 3 days 4) Setting up a showroom for showcasing the dolls made by the Deaf women.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for CHINA Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for CHINA. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
F.a: Rights of Children and Youth in Rural Communities The project aims at increasing the awareness of rural communities and families on the rights of children and youth. It strengthens the sense of community and the role of rural schools in providing knowledge on community skills, self-sufficiency and self-es
teem. The project increases the sustainability of UNAC, creates a youth network and supports coordination with local authorities. Some of the main challenges in the rural communities in Colombia are the elimination of child labor, lack of opportunities for
 youth employment and guaranteeing self-sufficiency and livelihoods of the rural families in the price competition with large businesses. Young people don’t see opportunities of employment in the rural areas and they don’t have a strong sense of commun
ity nor local commitment. The project trains children, youth, teachers and families in five municipalities so that they understand their strengths, rights and responsibilities within their rural communities. They also learn about sustainable farming. The p
roject trains a core group of 15 young people that will train other young people. As a result of the project small family farming communities and local authorities recognize and respect child rights, the use of child labor diminishes, the affiliation of fa
mily farmers in UNAC increases, the self-sufficiency of the rural families grows and young people have the possibility to stay in their family farms instead of leaving to big cities to work. The project benefits directly at least 150 rural families and 450
 children and youth who participate in the activities. The increased awareness will benefit indirectly all children, young people and rural families in the target municipalities. The project is implemented by UNAC that is an organization of family farmers 
in Colombia.
F.a: JJA: Community Based Rehabilitation Widespread indifference toward the rights of disabled people and a reluctance on behalf of the government to intervene is prevalent in Zimbabwe. Participation in society and the realization of human rights of disables people is challenging, and accessing s
ervices is difficult, which results in deterioration of the quality of life. Disabled people also fall into a poverty trap more easily than those in the mainstream. Livelihood opportunities and their attainment are limited. Disabled people also more easily
 become victims of violence, abuse, and discrimmination than those in the mainstream. Expected development outcomes: Improvement of the rights of disabled people to receive community services and to participate in community development projects and decisio
n making in the areas of Matabeleland South, Masvingon, and Mahonaland East. As an outcome of the activities, the quality of life of disabled people is improved, health care and education is better attainable for them, and they have better livelihood oppor
tunities. They also have better possibilities to develop themselves and participate in their own communities. The target group is disabled people. The project is implemented by Jairos Jiri Association.