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F.a: Bethlehem Family Development Project, Bishoftu The purpose of the Project is to strengthen the partner’s ability to respond to the needs of orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs) and to improve the socio-economical status of families in Bishoftu Town. In the project, Fida partners with Ethiopian Full
 Gospel Believers’ Church Development Organization that has been the implementer of the project as of January 2014. Fida and the partner work together with government officials. The beneficiaries of the project are selected together with the concerned go
vernment bodies, and the activities are planned together with all stakeholders. The project assists families financially through family sponsorship activities and helps them find a constant source of income. This creates a basis for more sustainable develo
pment. The beneficiaries’ children and youth are encouraged to be educated in primary and secondary schools, and to also continue to higher education. Families’ living conditions are improved through renovating their houses, kitchens, latrines etc. Ben
eficiaries will be regularly trained in topics related to health: sanitation, hygiene, mental care, family planning and HIV/AIDS. Training on income generating activities will also be given. Literacy training will be organized for illiterate adults. Suppor
ted families work two days per week in the project. The development objective of the project is to contribute to the wellbeing of people groups in Bishoftu. The project has gone through many changes; the Children’s home –model has been changed to a non
-institutionalised model where families are supported in their own communities. Through family based development, the project has been able to reach more families and children, who can live and grow in their own culture, ethnic group and background. This i
s a better and more normal foundation for life. Nowadays, Children who have grown in Children’s Home are adults, who are able to make their own living after receiving vocational training.
F.a: Threshold: Empowering the deafblind in Ethiopia WHAT: The project contributes to the improvement of the position of the deafblind population of Ethiopia through improved awareness, stronger recognition, increased opportunities and enhanced capacity of ENABD. WHY: Deafblindness is a extremely new concept
 in Ethiopia and the deafblind people are in the weakest position amongst the PWDs since they have not participated in the historical tradition of NGO field with either deaf or blind individuals and have been disenfranchised from both beneficiary fields. E
specially deafblind youth are in a weak position since their social circle is often restricted to relatives. HOW: When the position of ENABD is stabilized it will reach more deafblind people in the country. The project benefits first and foremost the deafb
lind and their relatives, who are getting peer support and information with vocational training that provides tools for self-sufficiency. PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project is implemented by local organization for the deafblind ENABD, which was established 
in 2010 by deafblind individuals and has since expanded to 2 regions.
F.a: Protection and promotion of indigenous peoples' rights Bambuti Kivu, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo Second Phase 2014-2015 In the South and North Kivu, particularly the Batwa and the Bambuti are in an especially vulnerable position, as they are the target of the arbitrary punitive measures (killings, forced relocation, forced recruitment, the use of human shields) of various a
rmed groups. Due to old beliefs, especially women and girls find themselves in a very vulnerable position in the Pygmi minorities. The main objective of the project is to strengthen monitoring, documentation and reporting of the human rights violations aga
inst pygmies, as well as the anticipation of the violence and the possible escalation of the genocide by Early Warning System. In addition, the project aims to raise public awareness of the rights of pygmi minorities. Direct beneficiaries are local leaders
 to be trained. The pygmi community of the entire project area ( approximately 11 000 persons) are indirect beneficiaries. Programme d' Integration et de developpement des Peuples PYGMEES au Kivu ( PIPD SHIRIKA LA BAMBUTI ) is an organization established i
n 1991, and it has a long term experience in defending the rights of minorities. www.bambutirdc.org
F.a: Capacity building of coffee farmers Overall goal: The poverty of women and men that are members of Tierra Nueva and their families has decreased.Purpose: The production systems of the small coffee farmers have the capacity to ensure a decent living of the families.
F.a: Training and employment for young women with Disabilities in sewing workshop Eko Bashtyk from Bishkek Employment for 5 young women with disabilities into the production of bags.
FLC: South Africa College for Tourism SACT facilitates nationally accredited hospitality and life skills training for 90 unskilled unemployed young rural African women age between 18-35 years annually . After successful completion of training Graduates are placed in paid further education lear
nership or internship or permanent employment in accommodation establishment. Overall objective of this programme is to support the sustainable economic development (employment) and employment (Skills development).of socially and environmentally vulnerable
 rural communities especially women. SACT is an officially recognized center of Occupational and sector Excellence. In 2015 89 young women graduated 22 of them where place in paid internships SACT facilitates nationally accredited hospitality and life skills training  for 90 unskilled unemployed young rural African women age between 18-35 years annually . After successful completion of training  Graduates are placed in paid  further education l
earnership or internship or permanent employment in accommodation establishment. Overall objective of this programme is to support the sustainable economic development (employment) and employment (Skills development).of socially and environmentally vulnera
ble rural communities especially women. SACT is an officially recognized center of Occupational and sector Excellence. In 2015  89 young women graduated 22 of them where place in paid internships .
F.a: FAD: Deaf Empowerment and Awareness in Cambodia (DEA) WHAT: The project locates young deaf people who previously haven’t gotten chance to educate or support themselves, and provides them access to education, livelihood and the Deaf community.WHY: 97 % of the deaf in Cambodia have never learned any language,
 gotten to school or met another deaf person. The deaf in Cambodia are usually dependent on their family and they live on the edge of family life and the society.HOW: By supporting deaf education, sign language and the Deaf community together with raising 
deaf awareness in the society, the Deaf community is able to advocate for equal human rights for the Deaf and sign language users. The project benefits the deaf entering civil society for the first time and their relatives.PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project
 is implemented together with Maryknoll Cambodia which is an American organization under which the Deaf Development Programme has operated since 2002.
FLC: SOS Children's Villages-Ethiopia Train and deploy community workers conduct training and capacity development of CBOs and SACCOs- Link with local authorities to access shade and other support to start own business- Develop awareness of community based social agents (Idir)- Facilitate skil
l development of women and girls provide basic essential services - Train and deploy community workers conduct training and capacity development of CBOs and SACCOs- Link with local authorities to access shade and other support to start own business- Develop awareness of community based social agents (Idir)- Facilitate sk
ill development of women and girls provide basic essential services
Humanitarian assistance; Fida International Humanitaarinen apu Fida International In 2016 Fida International implements an operation in the DRC. Due to the armed conflicts 75 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance. The aim is to support internally displaced persons returnees and host families through access to basic needs
 and giving support to their lives in Beni Rutshuru Nyiragongo Masisi and Goma. Operation includes the distribution of NFI's food security and psychosocial support. There are 30 100 beneficiaries in the operation. The partnering local organization is CEPAC
. The support to the operation is 700 000 ?. Fida International toteuttaa vuonna 2017 operaatioita Kongon Demokraattisessa tasavallassa ja Irakissa. Kongo DT:n operaatiossa tuetaan paluumuuttajia maan sisällä siirtymään joutuneita ja heidän isäntäyhteisöjään jakamalla heille taloustarvikkei
ta parantamalla heidän ruokaturvaansa  koulutuksella sekä tarjoamalla psykososiaalista tukea ja hygienia/WASH koulutusta. Irakin operaatio keskittyy tarjoamaan suojaa ja päivittäistavaroita Mosulin kriisin pakoon ajamille perheille sillä paluumuuttaja
t palaavat tuhottuihin ja ryöstettyihin koteihin. Toisena fokuksena on turva ja koulutus vapautetuissa kylissä. Aktiviteettien pääasiallisena tavoitteena on lasten ja heidän äitiensä suojaaminen.FIDA saa rahoitusta operaatioihinsa yhteensä 600 000 
euroa (Kongo DT 300 000 euroa ja irak 300 000 euroa.)
FLC: OHF - Sharaka Overall objective is to promote a more vibrant inclusive and representative civil society with the aim of improving community's quality of life in Aswan Governorate. Facilitating the dialogue between local government and civil society. Improving livelihood
s and leading job creation. Main beneficiaries are inhabitants on marginalised and remote communitities. with special focus on women and youth.
Support to the World Bank research activities KV.RAH.LAIT/Tuki Maailmanpankin tutkimustoiminnalle Knowledge for Change Program (KCP) is part of the World Bank?s research activity. Finland has been supporting the Program as well as the World Development Reports (WDR) since 2002 when KCP was founded.The Research has focus on six themes: Service delivery 
and aid effectiveness Poverty and shared prosperity Growth and job creation Fragility and risk management International cooperation and global public goods Innovation and data production methods analysis and dissemination. The seventh theme is the KCP?s an
nual support to the World Bank flag ship report (World Development Report WDR). Simultaneously a strong element in the program is the objective to enhance the research capacity of developing countries. KCP funding is targeted to IDA countries as well as to
 the poorest groups of the IBRD countries especially in Africa and Southern Asia. The objective of KCP is to expand the World Bank research cooperation to enhance the expertise regarding development questions in developing countries and in industrial count
ries as well as to ensure the application of the research results to improve the quality and effectiveness of the work of the Bank. KCP provides tools and guidelines for assessing open data readiness in client countries improving survey capabilities ensuri
ng conceptual framework for economic statistics harmonizing data sources and developing as well as testing advanced methods of data analysis. It is suggested that the Quality Assurance Board supports to fund the KCP and WDR with 3 750 000 Euro. Knowledge for Change Program (KCP) on osa Maailmanpankin tutkimustoimintaa. Suomi on tukenut ohjelmaa ja samalla World Development -raportteja (WDR) sen perustamisvuodesta 2002 lähtien. KCP:n rahoittama tutkimus painottuu kuuteen teemaalueeseen: kasvu ja 
työpaikkojen luominen  peruspalvelujen tarjonta ja avun tehokkuus köyhyys ja hyvinvoinnin tasapuolinen jakaantuminen hauraus ja riskien hallinta kansainvälinen yhteistyö ja julkishyödykkeet innovaatio tiedon keruussa analyysissä ja jakamisessa. Seits
emäntenä alueena on KCP:n tuki pankin vuotuisille lippulaivajulkaisulle kehitysraportille (World Development Report WDR).Samalla vahvana elementtinä ohjelmissa on pyrkimys kehitysmaiden oman tutkimuskapasiteetin kasvattamiseeen. KCP:n varat kohdistetaan
 IDA-maihin sekä IBRD-maiden köyhimmille ryhmille erityisesti Afrikassa ja Etelä-Aasiassa. KCP:n tavoitteena on laajentaa Maailmanpankin tutkimusyhteistyötä vahvistaa kehityskysymyksiä koskevaa asiantuntemusta kehitysmaissa ja teollisuusmaissa sekä 
varmistaa tutkimustulosten soveltaminen käytäntöön pankin työn laadun ja tehokkuuden parantamiseksi. KCP tarjoaa tiedollisia ja rahallisia lähteitä köyhyyden vähentämistä ja kestävää kehitystä tukevaan datan keräämiseen analyysiin ja tutki
mukseen. Esitetään että  laaturyhmä puoltaa  3 750 000 euron myöntämistä käytettäväksi KCP:n ja WDR:n rahoitukseen.
FLC: Social enterprise / alcohol-dependent persons PYM: Sosiaalinen yritys alkoholikuntoutujille The aim of the project is development and introduction of an innovative model of support for people suffering from alcohol addiction through opening a social enterprise in Minsk - a workshop for manufacturing plaster products (souvenir figurines etc.) wher
e alcohol dependent persons just started to attend AA groups will be trained and employed. The project consists of the following phases: 1) registration of a social enterprise founded by the NGO Healthy Choice 2) rent of premises and their equipment suitab
le for producing plaster figurines selection and training of the staff 1 coordinator + 5 full-time workers (AA members who maintain sobriety 5-6 months) and 5 trainees (recent AA members) production and sales of plaster figurines implementation of effectiv
e system of support evaluation and supervision; 3) special support for families especially children of Minsk district AA members through social activities (workshops on decoupage and painting plaster figurines); 3) sharing information on the experience on 
social entrerprise to Belarussian regions trough 5 visits (Gomel Baran Shklov Lida Barnovichi) and web. Projektissa perustetaan ja rekisteröidään kansalaisjärjestö Healthy Choicen alaisuuteen sosiaalinen yritys joka pyrkii auttamaan alkoholiriippuvuuskuntoutujia työpajatoiminnalla (pilottihanke Valko-Venäjällä) Perustettava työpaja toimii 5 5-6kk k
uivilla olleen alkoholikuntoutujan sekä 5-6 tuoreen AA-ryhmäläisen sekä yhden esimiehen voimin Minskissä. Toimiala on matkamuisto- ja muiden kipsivalmisteiden valmistus maalaaminen ja myynti. Lisäksi järjestetään alkoholistikuntoutujille tehostett
ua ohjausta. Toimintaa kohdistetaan myös perheenjäseniin erityisesti lapsiin. sosiaalisen osallistumisen tukemiseksi järjestämällä perheenjäsenille työpajoja kipsituotteiden valmistuksessa ja maalauksessa. Projektirahoituksella perustetaan sosiaali
sen yrityksen pilotti ja pyöritetään sen toimintaa puoli vuotta. Saadut kokemukset jaetaan viidellä kenttäkäynnillä muille Valko-Venäjän AA-ryhmille (Gomel Baran Shklov Lida Barnovichi) ja internetissä.
F.a: Meibeki Valley Area Development Project The programme works for the improvement of rural communities’ socio-economic situation and quality of life, as well for the strengthening of community capacities and enhancing children’s rights in Meibeki Valley, Western Kenya.At the beginning of the p
rogramme, water and sanitation were inadequate and the availability of clean water was weak. This was also reflected in children's health and education. One of the main goals has been the availability of clean drinking water. At present the water supply sy
stem consists of a more than 162 km long pipeline. Clean water has permanently changed the life of more than 35 000 persons. The evaluation report shows that 89% of households have now access to clean water less than 500m from their homes during the rainy 
season and 61.7 %, respectively during the dry season . (In 2004: 1.4%)More than 7,000 children are now able to go to school and have time to do their homework, when their time is not needed for fetching water. To ensure better educational possibilities fo
r the children, educational conditions have been improved with the support of the parents. Already more than 2,500 children study in the improved classrooms. With the support of the program, two dormitories have been constructed for secondary school girls.
 The program beneficiaries are the 54,000 inhabitants living in the area, especially women and children, who used use several hours a day to fetch water. Having clean water closer to the homes has freed time for time for other things as well as brought new
 income opportunities, like vegetable farming, agriculture and caring for livestock. A change in the women's role can be seen: there are many women as village chiefs and school attendance among girls has grown considerably. Children's participation in coll
ective decision-making is encouraged through the Children's Parliament. Children and young people are represented in the village committee and the water committee.The main partner is World Vision Kenya that runs the implementation and accounts for the use 
of funding.In addition there are many partners from different ministries, regional government officials, and religious communities.
FLC: Marie Stopes Society / Meeting Urban Women's Unmet Need for Quality Family Planning and Reproductive Health Services PYM: Marie Stopes Society / Laadukkaita perhesuunnitelu- ja lisääntymisterveyspalveluita kaupunkilaisnaisille Marie Stopes Society aims at improving urban 18-35-year-old women's access to family planning and reproductive health services by setting up a Well Women clinic in Karachi. The typical client will be a married (or about to be married) woman educated until 
at least class 10 and with access to resources for services. The duration of the project is 24 months and the total budget is 200000 euros. Pakistan's population is growing in large volumes. The total population (currently at 180 million people) is expecte
d to reach 354 million by 2050. 65% of married women currently use no contraceptive method. Reproductive health information and services remain a taboo and decisions regarding women's health are largely made by other stakeholders such as their husbands or 
parents in law. Marie Stopes Society pyrkii parantamaan 18-35-vuotiaiden kaupunkilaisnaisten mahdollisuuksia perhesuunnitteluun kasvattaa tietoutta ja tuoda lisääntymisterveyspalveluita saataville perustamalla Well Women -klinikan Karachiin. Hanke on suunniteltu erityis
esti naimisissa oleville (tai kohta naimisiin meneville) koulun käyneille naisille joilla on varaa ja kiinnostusta palveluihin. Projektin kesto on 24 kuukautta ja kokonaisbudjetti 200 000 euroa. Pakistanin väestönkasvu on huimaa - 180 miljoonan asukkaan
 maan on arvioitu paistuvan 354 miljoonaan vuoteen 2050 mennessä. 65% naimisissa olevista naisista ei käytä mitään ehkäisymenetelmää. Lisääntymisterveyspalveluita pidetään laajalti tabuna Pakistanissa ja naisten terveyteen liittyvät päätöks
et tehdään usein esim. aviomiehen tai appivanhempien toimesta.
F.a: FAD: Poverty Reduction Project for the Deaf Population in Tanzania WHAT: The project supports the vocational training and income generating activities for the deaf population, especially women and youth in seven regions of Tanzania.WHY: Activities aim to improve the living standards and livelihood which are considerably l
ower among the deaf population of Tanzania compared to the hearing population.HOW: Economic and political stability in Tanzania has continued which eases acting in the country. In addition to the vocational training the deaf population receive training in 
sign language and guidance how to apply micro financing and run a business successfully. The project benefits first and foremost the deaf women and youth in the target region.PARTNER ORGANISATION: The Project is implemented by Tanzania Association of the D
eaf (CHAVITA).
FLC: Empowering marginalized people and communities in Fraud prevention and deterrence through Information Communication Technology The project intends to empower marginalized people and communities in Fraud Prevention and deterrence through Information Communication Technology (Social Accountability) for enhancing service delivery for citizen through Ward Development Committees in Run
gwe Ngara Hai Bukombe and Mtwara Districts. One of the critical challenges facing Tanzania today is how the government officials work for the people using resources at their disposal efficiently delivering public goods and services to the people and guaran
teeing an equitable distribution of opportunities and national income among citizens.. Now the communities in Tanzania have recognized that public institutions and service providers in Tanzania far too often fail the poor due to the fraud and corruption am
ong government officials. Hence this project with the following objectives; to campaign for fraud prevention and deterrence through training education and fraud awareness through ICT; to capacity build of public sectors for improving service delivery at th
e grassroots level and to develop digital platform for information sharing about fraud reporting and social mobilization. The expected developmental impact is to ensure improved public service delivery and realization of human rights by enhancing public fi
nancial management in the area of revenue management planning and budgeting budget execution budget control and oversight and program monitoring and communication from village and ward level in the selected districts. the main outcome of this project inclu
de; Increased awareness of citizens on what fraud is about and their civil right.; increased coordination dissemination and administrative information in the public sector leading to improved service delivery as well as increased transparency and accountab
ility in the community through establishment of fraud reporting portal. main beneficiaries are Ward Development councilors Village Executive officers School anti corruption club members religious leaders and teachers. Center for Fraud Research and Investig
ation (CFRI) is the main implementing organization. CFRI aims at contributing towards the national efforts in combating fraud and financial crimes that's why was selected and the proposal falls under our priority area for support. Website: www.cfri.or.tz