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F.a: Livelihood and Small Business Training in refugee settlement and urban Kampala Most refugees in Uganda live at subsistence level, and over 70% depend on the food assistance. Lack of land but also skills and knowledge, low educational level to improve livelihoods and income generation are challenges the refugees, and Ugandans, face da
ily. In line with the CRRF of the Govt of Uganda the project contributes towards increased self-reliance of refugees by strengthening resilience capacities of beneficiaries to cope better with current obstacles and to become less vulnerable in future, by i
mproving their livelihood skills and access to resources. The project arranges short courses on Business Skill for refugees and for Ugandans living near settlements and in Urban Kampala. The other support provided is facilitation of formation of saving and
 loan groups  the project trains the group on principles of VSLA activity and donates a saving kit to each group formed. Both Business Skill and saving trainings are followed by mentoring and advisory services from the professional project staff. The benef
iciaries are expected to enhance their ability to meet essential needs and to enjoy social and economic rights as part of their progress towards self-reliance.The general target group is refugees above 15 years old, who reside in Uganda in settlements or u
rban Kampala area, and their educational and skill level is in need of improvement. Special attention is put on the equal participation of women and youth. The target for women participants is 50% whereas target for people with special needs is 3 - 5% of b
eneficiaries. As recommended by OPM and UNHCR, the project will also target Ugandans living nearby settlements so that they are about 20%. As direct beneficiaries the 160 individual Business Skill Facilitators gain important skills and capacities in teachi
ng and facilitation, and knowledge in business and livelihood related matters. They are trained to teach the 8-module course for the business learning group, and have a key role in implementing the project. Largest nationality group targeted will be South 
Sudanese in settlements in North Uganda, followed by refugees from DRC, Burundi, Rwanda and Somalia in settlements in South West Uganda. Majority of refugees arrive from villages with skills and experience related to agriculture and livestock rearing. Howe
ver, at settlements their opportunities to practise agriculture are limited due to restricted access to land, farm inputs and markets. The project is implemented by FRC field staff.
F.a: Supporting women's groups in Bozum 1. Project: 11933 Strengthening Womens Livelihoods in Central African Republic (CAR)#2. Project area and Country: Bozoum, prefecture of Ouham Pende, Central African Republic (CAR)#3. Project justification:#80% of the population in CAR gained their liveliho
ods from agriculture before the escalation of the crisis in 2013. Due to the volatile security context, displacement and loss of means of production, people are not in a position to implement their livelihood related activities, while half of the populatio
n in CAR is in need of humanitarian assistance. In Bozoum, only 20% of women are estimated to be literate and the government support to economic and agricultural activities is weak. In the prevailing humanitarian context, young men, as potential members of
 armed groups, are often prioritized for livelihood activities.#4. The main objective and expected results:#The project will build on the lessons learnt from the previous livelihood projects in Ombella MPoko and Bozoum areas. The projects main objective is
 multi sectorial empowerment of 500 targeted women in the Bozoum area. This will be accomplished through creating opportunities and conditions for enhanced livelihoods, as well as improving the womens literacy skills and establishing womens savings groups,
 a new initiative in the country. The project will also facilitate the creation of small-scale business initiatives, and support the womens conflict mediation skills. The key activities include adult literacy training, business management training, saving 
and credit scheme management training, support to the establishment of womens conflict mediation committees and facilitating access to financial assistance to establish businesses/income generation activities.#5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: 500 women fro
m 15 different womens organizations and groups. Indirect beneficiaries apx. 4500 family members.#Duty-bearers: FCA seeks collaboration with the local duty bearers in order to ensure the sustainability of the economic initiatives and adult literacy educatio
n#6. Implementing partner: This project is self-implemented by FCA CAR.
F.a: Multi-Rural Development Project The goal for this project is to help the local partner organisation to exend their aid programs to reach more children and youth in a country where poverty and helplessness is widespread. Because of the difficult situation many people lack knowledge and ar
e unwilling to change. The aid program is about agricultural development through model-agriculture, relief for the effects of the poverty (free education for children from poor families), education through playschool and school and leadership training. Hea
lth education will be given to help parents foster their children in a good way. Local partner for this project is FHP Development Foundation Inc.
F.a: Country Program 2018 Abilis Foundation covers the costs of the Country Programme activities that occur when the Partner Organization disseminates infomation about Abilis funding, facilitates groups to apply funding, monitors on-going projects and provides training and advice t
o applicant and implemneting oragnizations. Activities are based on annual planning and are reported twice a year.
Humanitarian aid; support to WFP operations in Yemen 2019 Humanitaarinen apu; Tuki WFP:n operaatiolle Jemenissä 2019 Over 80 % of the population in Yemen is in need of humanitarian assistance. Yemen is facing the world's largest food security crisis and 24 million people require humanitarian aid. Approximately 20 million people are food insecure or malnourished. The UN h
umanitarian appeal for Yemen is 42 billion USD for 2019 ? a 35 % increase from 2018. WFP needs 23 billion USD for the year 2019. The funding gap for the following six months is 663 million USD. Jemenissä humanitaarisen avun tarpeessa on yli 80 % väestöstä. Yhteensä 24 miljoonaa ihmistä joista noin 20 miljoonaa ihmistä on ruokaturvattomia mikä tekee Jemenistä maailman suurimman ruokaturvakriisin. YK:n kokonaisvetoomuksen mukaan humanitaar
iset tarpeet Jemenissä ovat 42 miljardia Yhdysvaltain dollaria vuodelle 2019. Tämä on 35 prosentin nousu vuoteen 2018 verrattuna. WFP:n rahoitustarve vuodelle 2019 on 23 miljardia dollaria. Seuraavan kuuden kuukauden rahoitusvaje on 663 miljoonaa dollar
ia.
UN Women; Implementing Afghanistan's National Action Plan on UN Security Council Resolution 1325 and Related Resolutions UN Women; Afganistanin kansallisen Naiset rauha ja turvallisuus- toimintasuunnitelman toimeenpano 1. lisämyöntö Finland continues to support Afghanistan in implementing Afghanistan?s National Action Plan on UNSCR 1325 ? Women Peace and Security NAP. Finland and Afghanistan started twinning cooperation on UNSCR 1325 in 2010 and NAP was finished in July 2015. In the n
ext phase Finland supports implementing the NAP through UN Women?s The Survivors? Empowerment Journey Programme (SEJ). SEJ is a collaboration between the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (GoIRA) and UN Women Afghanistan Country Office. The
 aim of the programme is to implement innovative prevention of violence against women (VAW) approaches improve the delivery of protection and reintegration services for survivors of and promote economic empowerment of vulnerable women. Finland supports SEJ
?s NAP implementation related activities with 600 000 Euros during 2017-2019. Suomi jatkaa Afganistanin kansallisen 1325-toimintaohjelman (Afghanistan?s National Action Plan on UNSCR 1325 ? Women Peace and Security NAP) tukemista. Hanke on jatkoa aikaisemmalle yhteistyölle: Suomi aloitti vuonna 2010 Afganistanin kanssa 1325-päät
öslauselmaan perustuen twinning-yhteistyön ja NAP valmistui vuonna 2015. Seuraavassa vaiheessa NAP:in toimeenpanoa rahoitetaan UN Womenin The Survivors? Empowerment Journey ?ohjelman (SEJ) kautta joka toteutetaan yhteistyössä UN Womenin ja Afganistanin
 hallituksen kanssa. SEJ toimii innovatiivisin tavoin naisiin kohdistuvan väkivallan lopettamiseksi kehittää suojelu- ja uudelleenintegrointipalveluja väkivallasta toipuville naisille sekä tukee haavoittuvassa asemassa olevien naisten taloudellista ti
lannetta. Suomi rahoittaa vuosina 2017-2019 yhteensä 600 000 eurolla SEJ:n niitä osia jotka ovat osa NAP:in toimeenpanoa.
F.a: Promoting Land Rights and Access to Justice in Buliisa and Pakwach Districts in Uganda Promoting Land Rights and Access to Justice project is a one year project aimed at contributing toward promoting land rights and access to justice in two districts of Buliisa and Pakwach in Uganda. It will enable women, youth, PWDs, local communities and t
heir local leaders overcome the challenges affecting their land rights and access to justice concerning oil and gas activities in Uganda. This will be achieved through awareness creation on land and properties rights and land laws and other policies among 
women, youth, PWDs and local communities so as to enable them to defend their rights in a meaningful way, capacity building of women groups’ members on alternative disputes resolution (ADR), gender based conflicts and providing legal advice, strategic li
tigation and mediation to victims of land rights violation and supporting oil infrustructure development affected communities. The project is expected to Increased awareness on land rights and land-related policies and laws and reduced land rights violatio
n cases among the local community in the project target districts. www.birudo.org
F.a: Promoting an all-inclusive approach principle to protection and empowerment of grassroots’ environmental rights movement The project aims to promote an all-inclusive approach principle to protection and empowerment of grassroots’ environmental rights movements by creating a countrywide network of EHRDs working under different grassroots environmental movements and bringing
 them together to create a united front in advocating for environmental justice and mobilization of environmental rights. There is an urgent need to create a network purely for EHRDs in Kenya that will link grassroots movements so that they can be heard an
d play a part in influencing the decisions and actions of the state in matters of the environment. https://www.centerforjgea.com/
Forest + Farm Facility (second phase) Forest + Farm Facility (toinen vaihe) Forest and Farm Facility (FFF) is a partnership programme launched in 2012 between Food and Agriculture Organisation of the UN (FAO) the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) the International Institute for Development and Environment (IIED
) and AgriCord. In 2013-2017 Finland supported FFF with EUR 42 million.FFF works from local to international level. The goal for the programme is to cover 25 countries. The development impact of FFF is Climate Resilient Landscapes and Improved Livelihoods 
. FFF emphasises the role of the forest and farm producer organisations (FFPO) in action against climate change and in increasing livelihoods especially for women youth and indigenous peoples. The FFF?s outcomes reflect the integrated approach of the 2030 
Agenda for Sustainable Development: 1) More inclusive governance and cross-sectorial processes lead to enabling policies and legal environment for FFPOs; 2) Increased entrepreneurship access to markets and finance through equitable value chains and busines
s development services within FFPOs; 3) Improved delivery of landscape scale mitigation adaptation and resilience for climate change through direct engagement of FFPOs and integration with inclusive livelihood approaches; 4) Improved and equitable access t
o social and cultural services.Finland's support to the FFF Phase II in 2018-2020 is EUR 21 million. Forest and Farm Facility (FFF) on vuonna 2012 perustettu kumppanuusohjelma jota hoitaa YK:n elintarvike- ja maatalousjärjestö (FAO) yhteistyössä Kansainvälisen luonnonsuojeluliiton (IUCN) International Institute for Development and Environment (IIED) 
ja AgriCordin kanssa. Suomi tuki FFF:a vuosina 2013-2017 yhteensä 42 miljoonalla eurolla.FFF toimii paikalliselta aina kansainväliselle tasolle. Tavoitteena on että  toisen vaiheen ohjelma kattaisi 25 maata. FFF:n kehitysvaikutustavoite on ilmastokestä
vät alueet ja paremmat toimeentulomahdollisuudet. FFF korostaa metsä- ja maataloustuottajien tuottajajärjestöjen roolia ilmastonmuutoksen vastaisessa toiminnassa ja tuottajien erityisesti naisten nuorten ja alkuperäiskansojen toimeentulomahdollisuuksi
en lisäämiseksi. FFF:n tulostavoitteet heijastavat kestävän kehityksen Agenda 2030:n integroitua lähestymistapaa: 1) inklusiivisempi hallinto ja sektorit ylittävät prosessit johtavat tuottajajärjestöille enemmän mahdollisuuksia tarjoaviin politii
kkoihin ja oikeudelliseen ympäristöön; 2) enemmän yrittäjyyttä markkina- ja rahoitusmahdollisuuksia sukupuolten välisen tasa-arvon huomioivien arvoketjujen ja tuottajajärjestöjen tarjoamien liiketoimintapalvelujen avulla; 3) parannettu ilmastonmuu
toksen hillintää siihen sopeutumista ja resilienssiä alueellisessa (landscape)  mittakaavassa tuottajajärjestöjen suoran osallistumisen avulla ja integroimalla toimet inklusiivisiin toimeentulomalleihin; ja 4) parantunut ja yhdenvertainen  pääsy sos
iaali- ja kulttuuripalveluihin.Suomen tuki FFF:n toiselle vaiheelle vuosina 2018-2020 on 21 miljoonaa euroa.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for PERU Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for PERU. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
FLC: The Chuguyiv  Human  Rights  Protection  Group: Youth of the Kharkiv Region for Good Governance Public education and the further involvement of active youth (and women from among them) in the process of decision-making on the ground and control over the activities of local self-government bodies
Humanitarian assistance; FinnChurchAid (FCA) operations in Somalia Humanitaarinen apu; Kirkon Ulkomaanapu (KUA) 2019 operaatiot The  operation is focused in providing education in emergencies to children youth and adults. Kirkon Ulkomaanapu KUA toteuttaa vuonna 2019 UM:n rahoituksella operaatioita Syyriassa Jordaniassa Bangladeshissa Myanmarissa Etelä-Sudanissa Somaliassa Ugandassa sekä Keski-Afrikan tasavallassa. Etelä-Sudanin ja Myanmarin operaatiot keskittyvät ruokat
urvan elinkeinojen ja toimeentulon turvaamiseen kaikkein heikoimmassa asemassa oleville. KUA:n muissa operaatioissa painopisteenä on koulutussektori ja niissä sekä kunnostetaan kouluja että koulutetaan opettajia ja tarjotaan eri asteisia koulutusmahdol
lisuuksia niin lapsille nuorille kuin aikuisillekin. UM:n tuki operaatioille vuonna 2019 on yhteensä 3 400 000 euroa.
UNU WIDER-Institute annual contribution UNU WIDER-instituutti vuosiavustus The objective of the project is to support research on the global development issues. UNU-WIDER conducts multi-disciplinary research and analyses global problems and potential solutions to them. The research programme 2019-23 consists of three themes: econ
omies states and societies. The subthemes support the realisation of the Agenda 2030. The research has three main audiences namely the decision-makers in the developing countries the donor agencies and the research community. The UNU-WIDER budget for 2018 
was below 10 million. The funding consists of core contributions of the  donor countries income from the Endowment Fund and project funding.  The main donors are Finland Sweden and  Great Britain. The Finnish core contribution to UNU-WIDER is 14 million eu
ros. In addition Finland is obliged to finance the costs of the premises and the director's residence. The project cost 05 m? is reserved for these costs. Hanke edistää maailmanlaajuisten kehitysongelmien tutkimusta. UNU-WIDER toteuttaa globaalien kehityshaasteiden monialaista tutkimusta ja analysoi maailmantalouden ongelmia pyrkien löytämään niihin ratkaisuja. Tutkimusohjelma vuosille  2019-23 rakentu
u kolmesta teemasta: talouksien valtioiden ja yhteiskuntien tutkimuksesta.  Tutkimusohjelman yksityiskohtaiset alateemat ovat uuden kestävän kehityksen Agenda 2030 keskiössä. Tutkimustieto on suunnattu kehitysmaiden poliittisille päättäjille avunant
ajille ja tutkijoille.UNU-WIDERin vuosittainen budjetti on ollut noin 10m?  ja se on perustunut yleisavustuksiin peruspääomarahastosta saataviin tuloihin ja korvamerkittyyn hankerahoitukseen. Suomen rinnalla muut päärahoittajat ovat Iso-Britannia ja Ru
otsi. Suomen tuki UNU-WIDERille perustuu isäntämaasopimuksesta aiheutuvien velvoitteiden täyttäminen sekä tuki tutkimustoiminnalle. Suomen yleistuki on 14 miljoonaa euroa. Sen lisäksi  Suomi on velvollinen maksamaan isäntämaasopimukseen liittyviä 
teknisiä kuluja.Tähän on varattu 04-05 m? vuodessa. Mikäli toteutuneiden teknisten kulujen jälkeen varoja jää yli niitä käytetään erillisellä sopimuksella maakohtaiseen tutkimustiedon jakamiseen ja kapasiteetin vahvistamiseen.  Hankkeen kokonai
srahoitus on 9.680.000? jaettuna viidelle vuodelle.
F.a: Land and livelihood advocacy project 1. Project: 11435 Land and Livelihood Advocacy Project (LLAP)#2. Project area and Country: Pursat and Kampong Speu Provinces in Cambodia.#3. Project justification: #Accessing land titles is still a constraint for many people in rural Cambodia. The vulnerab
le people in the communities often have no land titles, which then results into land conflicts with their neighbours and newcomers as the lands of the poor people are easy targets for powerful people and private companies. When land conflict cases have bee
n brought to the provincial court, the ruling is often against the poor people due to corruption. The majority of community people are illiterate and do not understand the processes to obtain rights to land, besides which they lack information form the rel
evant authorities on Land Law and Land Registration. In addition, the duty-bearers have poor knowledge and skills on Alternative Disputes Resolution (ADR) and have to send all land conflicts to district and provincial courts for decision-making.#4. The mai
n objective and the expected results:#The main objective of the Land and Livelihood Advocacy Project is to improve the quality of the dispute resolution process and to increase access to justice by the poor in Pursat and Kampong Speu Provinces. The project
 seeks to provide the commune councils with the necessarily skills to mediate and resolve conflicts related to land and family issues at the local level. It also aims to build the capacity of the district officers to work together with the commune council 
to solve the land and family conflicts. The project will continue the capacity building on basic Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) started in the previous phase.#At the end of the project, the targeted community members will have increased knowledge and
 understanding of Land Law and Rights and basic Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Family Law. The project will also promote dialogue platform on land conflict resolution for right holders and duty bearers at national level and will carry out case in
vestigation on the reported disputes.#5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: 4,560 beneficiaries (farmers, youth, and elderly)#Duty bearers: District officials, commune councilors, and village chiefs#6. Implementing partner: Life With Dignity (LWD)
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for MEXICO Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for MEXICO. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
F.a: Strengthening of small producer organizations of coffee The project supports the climate resilience of small coffee producers in Honduras and strengthens the capacities of local coffee producer organisations. The project follows-up two previous project phases (2014-2016 and 2017-2019). Nearly 100 000 families i
n Honduras cultivate coffee and the sector employs up to a million people during the harvest. Coffee is the most important export commodity of the country. Climate change is one of the major driving forces of migration in Honduras. Many small-scale coffee 
farmers are forced to give up agricultural production and for lack of alternatives they migrate abroad. The first phase of the project tackled a plant disease caused by the climate change, coffee rust, that hit the whole Central America. The second phase f
ocussed on strengthening the cooperatives administrative capacity and management’ knowledge on labour rights. Productivity and quality of coffee was improved by trainings on environmental sustainability and supporting organic farming. In the new phase of
 the project, support for the climate change adaptation and sustainable farming practices will be continued and deepened, while income diversification is encouraged. More focus will be put on empowering youth, women and other vulnerable groups, to increase
 their participation throughout the coffee value chain, and to support their access to decision-making positions. The goal of the project is to contribute to sustainable livelihoods of small coffee producers and workers and their right to a living income. 
The project’s purpose is to strengthen the coffee cooperatives organizational capacities and their economic, ecological, and social sustainability. The project also includes two pilots: 1) to tackle child labour exploitation in coffee farming, and 2) to 
establish a strategy for a living income for coffee producers and workers. 16 coffee producer cooperatives in Honduras are targeted. Direct beneficiaries of the current project are 2,065 small-holder farmers (26 percent are women) and 551 workers (208 are 
permanent and 343 temporary employees). About 23 percent of these producers belong to indigenous people lencas. Implementing partner organization is the Honduran network of small Fairtrade producers, Coordinadora Hondurena de Pequenos Productores certifica
dos por Comercio Justo (CHPP). Other partners include a German retailer ALDI SOUTH, Honduran coffee development and educational agencies, and local NGOs. http://www.comerciojustohonduras.org/
F.a: Empowering youth in orphanages Parents seeking better employment opportunities are increasingly drawn away from their communities, leaving their children with alternative caregivers, often elderly relatives. Residential Care Institutions continue to be perceived by ordinary Cambodians a
s either the best or only long-term option for a family facing adversity, despite Residential Care Institutions (RCIs) frequently maintaining exploitative practices. The project aims at ensuring that appropriate national and sub-national levels of the Chil
d Welfare Network understand all relevant policies and work accordingly, taking responsibility for answering to the need for services to support the families of vulnerable children, key community people prioritize the interests of vulnerable children, focu
sing on guiding, training and supporting the community, and promoting family-based care over centre-based care, families of orphans and vulnerable children and families which have been reunited, live together safely in community and are able to care for th
eir children well, children have a safe place to stay, love and high quality, short or long term holistic care, according to minimum standards by alternative care families, RCI directors and staff pay attention to the needs of children and youth and provid
e them with opportunities to connect with and relate to people from communities and other RCIs, as they change to community-based care.