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F.a: Integrated Farming System Because of increased climate changes, Cambodia, have had severe floodings and drought. The purpose is to give the farmers practical knowledge in Integrated Farming System (IFS), which focus on how to handle the climate change and how to be able to provide 
for themselves and their families. Groups of 25 persons will be formed, and every group will get access to poultry and seeds for farming. The local partner for this project is CHAD (Community Health and Agricultural Development). The organisation has many 
years of experience in the work field and therefore we cooperate with them.
Humanitarian aid to UNHCR operation in Kenya Humanitaarinen apu UNHCR:n operaatioon Keniaan Kenya is the second largest host country for refugees in Africa. There are more than 560000 refugees and asylum-seekers particularly from Somalia South Sudan and also Ethiopia. The Somali refugee situation is globally one of the most protracted refugee cri
ses and weakening of the situation in South Sudan is reflected in Kenya in the increase of the number of refugees. The UNHCR Kenya operation has been ongoing for more than 25 years and important current elements now include supporting the voluntary repatri
ation of Somali refugees while at the same time accommodating the influx from South Sudan as well as the development of durable solutions. Kenia isännöi toiseksi eniten pakolaisia Afrikassa. Rekisteröityjä pakolaisia ja turvapaikanhakijoita on yli 560 000 erityisesti Somaliasta Etelä-Sudanista sekä Etiopiasta. Somalipakolaisten tilanne on yksi maailman pitkäkestoisimmista pakolaiskriis
eistä ja Etelä-Sudanin heikentynyt tilanne näkyy Keniassa kasvavana pakolaisten määränä. UNHCR:n Kenian operaatio on jatkunut yli 25 vuotta ja siinä keskeisiä ajankohtaisia toimia ovat nyt mm. somalipakolaisten vapaaehtoisen paluun tukeminen ja et
eläsudanilaisten pakolaisten vastaanottaminen sekä kestävien ratkaisujen kehittäminen.
FLC: Women and Science in the International Year of Light 2015 The overall project objective is to recognize and value the contributions of women in the scientific theories that are commemorated during the International Year of Light 2015 to support the participation of young female students in the sciences.The direct
 beneficiaries of the project are 60 elementary school students (5th - 8th grade); 60 high school students (1st - 4th grade); 15 teachers of basic education and 15 teachers of secondary education. Indirect recipients will be approximately 1000 elementary s
chool students and 1000 high school students and 200 teachers in the school system.To achieve this objective the following specific objectives will be executed:? Improve public understanding of what has been the role and contribution of women to scientific
 activity particularly related to themes about the nature of light? Develop activities in the educational context aimed at the dissemination of the contributions of women scientists in the framework of the International Year of the Light.? Encourage the pa
rticipation of young female students in scientific research projects and improving scientific attitudes.
F.a: Purchase and sale of used clothing This group would like to buy and sell used clothes, a business that is very successful in Mozambique. This project will count with 12 vendors (WWDs) doing this activity in the local markets of the city of Chimoio. The women will receive a training on finan
cial and project management for three days, and then they will acquired the merchandise and start selling.
F.a: Kalpitiya Area Development Project The programme works for the improvement of children’s well-being by developing pre and primary school education and health and nutrition status of children and by widening the livelihoods possibilities of poor families in the programme area. The programm
e is implemented in the Kalpitiya peninsula, Puttalam District in North West of Sri Lanka. The main challenges in the area are the shortage of clean water and pollution, as well as the families’ uncertain income and shortage of land for cultivation. The 
programme aims to empower community members to utilize their own capacities. In health, the improvements in the water and sanitation sectors are central, as well as enhancing access to quality child health care. The parents of malnourished children are tra
ined to prepare nutritious but still affordable meals. Home gardens are promoted and new livelihoods opportunities supported. In addition, the community members are provided with information on child rights and child protection and children’s clubs for c
hild participation are established. The programme benefits 29.000 people in 13 rural villages. The main partner is World Vision Sri Lanka, which is responsible for the programme implementation and for the utilization of the programme resources.
FLC: ZAM / 2410 Voice of the Youth in Governance Youth participation and representation in governance structures in Zambia is very low although they constitute a major part of the population. This project builds the capacity of young people in the areas of advocacy budget tracking and corruption as well 
as creates dialogue opportunities between the youth and decision-makers through radio listener clubs and dialogue forums. The aim is on one hand to improve the accountability of local-level committees and funds. On the other the project also aims to enhanc
e and strengthen youth participation in such committees for young people to be able to better advocate on issues important to them. The project also trains local radio producers on governance issues and listener club management to engage a broader group of
 youth and community members on these issues.The direct benefiaries are 228 young people who are already involved in various local committees. The project will last for one year and be implemented in five districts Mongu Livingstone Monze Kaoma and Lusaka.
F.a: Coordination of Development Cooperation FELM's development coordinator enhances the local partners' capacity to cope with the requirements of development cooperation. The work includes monitoring of the ongoing work and its compatibility with FELM strategy, capasity building activities for partn
er organisations, identification of new partners and following the local context. As result the partners have incresed capasity to cope with the project management requirements and thematic issues and FELM has up-to date- information about the progress of 
the work. Beneficiaries are the partner organisations and FELM's own organisation and its workers.
F.a: Land and Livelihood Advocacy Development Project (LLAP) The number of land conflicts has been significantly increased over the last 10 years in Cambodia. However, the 2001 land law was adopted following other supporting mechanisms. The land demarcation done by the relevant authorities and also the youth volunte
ers (following Directive 01) has not been clear especially in the land conflict areas. Both the citizens and authorities who have been involved in the conflict and conflict resolution found the difficulties in addressing the issues without statistics and l
ack of information. Moreover, lack of land certificate and overlapping in certificates has put the land demarcation in difficulties.The aim of Land and Livelihood Advocacy Project (LLAP) is to provide capacity building on basic Alternative Dispute resoluti
on (ADR), Family Law, Land Rights and Land Registration, Advocacy, Women Rights, and other relevant laws through trainings, awareness raising, workshops, commune forums, meetings and dialogue. Expected results: people at the target areas are aware of ADR, 
their rights are fulfilled and dealing with issues is done in a peaceful manner. This will be achieved when community members are aware of the responsibilities of government and duty-bearers [such as District/Khan Cadastral Commissions (DKCC), Commune Coun
cils (CCs), Local Authorities (LAs)] have improved capacity on Alternative Dispute Resolution and land law to fulfill, to protect and respect communities’ rights. Thus the capacity of the duty-bearers will be strengthened to be able to fulfill their obli
gations to realise the rights of the communities. Rights- holders /beneficiaries: At least 31,787 households located in 25 villages at selected LWD programme areas in Kampong Speu, Kampong Chhnang, Pursat, Battambang provinces will benefit from the project
. The district Cadastral Commission, local authorities and LWD staff will benefit from the project through capacity building on Alternative Dispute Resolution. Life with Dignity (LWD) has been working together with FCA in partnership for over 20 years to i
mprove the livelihoods of the poor and marginalized in rural Cambodia, engaging both rights-holders and duty-bearers.
F.a: Global Communication Work To raise the awareness of the developing co-operation.
F.a: More Fire! -Strenghtening Barefeet Children's councils 52 per cent of Zambian population is under 18 years old. Almost half of Zambian youth lives in urban areas, which makes their role extremely important in Zambian economic and other national development. In the same time a big share of children and youth ar
e orphans after their parents dying of AIDS. These orphan children are poor and vulnerable to preventable diseases and exploitation. These are reasons that have forced children to live and work in streets. The Zambian implementing agency Barefeet Theatre w
orks with these street children and youth to empower them and give them self-confidence to improve their own lives. In practice their method is based on theatre, acrobatics and other performing arts. Barefeet has established youth local councils to organis
e youth and give an established base for them to co-operate and support each other, improve their own lives and to influence local decision makers. The youth council activities are established in Lusaka, and the method will be spread to Kaoma and Livingsto
ne. Youth organised in children’s councils perform as role models to others and give an example that life as a street kid is not the only possible option. The project also raises awareness among general public about the situation and living conditions of
 children living on streets. barefeettheatre.org
F.a: Literacy and Vocational Training to Women and Young People The project improves the education level of Haitian women and young people and their possibilities to find employment and get a living for their children and families. In Haiti, illiteracy is common especially among women and it makes it very difficult for
 them to find employment and participate fully in the society. Young people often lack possibilities to study and get an occupation to employ and gain a living. Through the project, literacy training is offered to women.Objective is to make 1 200 women (an
d men) literate through reading groups supported with the project funding. In addition, the project strengthens women’s network RENAFANM and its self-sufficiency so that it can serve a way for women to participate in the society and offer activities and 
services to young people and women. Project’s reading groups will be on-going until the end of 2017 as planned.Basic vocational training is offered to young people in the project. A new vocational training centre has been built after the 2010 earthquake 
in Haiti and the constructions of the centre have finally been finished at the end of 2015. After that the project partners have been focusing on creating the study material, training teachers, purchasing of materials and finishing the centre. Sewing, baki
ng and cooking courses have been ongoing from November 2016 onwards.According to the original objective of the project the courses should have been ongoing already on 2015. This would have provided a nice base for the centres self-funding as the SASK’s s
upport will be decreasing in 2017. Due to challenging operating environment and unstable situation in the society the building of the vocational training centre and its operations has been delayed, and the partner has not been able to create a base for the
 centre’s self-funding in this time.The project budget will be increased in 2017 so that the vocational training centre’s first spring semester (January to July 2017) will be completed properly and the centre’s second fall semester (September to Dece
mber 2017) can be properly started. Objective is that the partner is able to increase its self-funding as well as find new funding sources. If this is found difficult the project will be continued until July 2018 with additional support, in order to finish
 the second year of the school’s operations.The project is implemented by womens’ network RENAFANM (Rezo Nasyonal Fanm) and a training and research center CPB (Centre Petion Bolivar).
FRC bilaterial operations Humanitaarinen apu Suomen Punainen Risti kahdenväliset operaatiot The Finnish Red Cross together with the French Red Cross and the Ukrainian Red Cross will implement in 2016 an operation which aims to decrease the beneficiaries' vulnerability by giving financial support in the form of pharmacy vouchers. An estimated 500 
- 1000 IDP's will be supported every month. The operation complements the already existing food assistance programme. The amount granted is 500 000 ?. Suomen Punainen Risti toteuttaa yhteistyössä Ranskan Punaisen Ristin ja Ukrainan Punaisen Ristin kanssa vuonna 2016 operaation Ukrainassa jonka tavoiteena on vähentää avunsaajien haavoittuvaisuutta antamalla taloudellista tukea apteekkiseteleinä. Ope
raation avulla noin 500 - 1000 terveysongelmista kärsivää maan sisäisesti siirtymään joutunutta voi turvata kuukausittain lääkityksensä saannin. Operaatio täydentää jo meneillään olevaa ruokaturvaoperaatiota. Operaatiota tuetaan 500 000 eurol
la.
Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Long term establishment in the target country (e.g. subsidiary, representative office, maintenance company) related to Information and communication technology (ICT)
F.a: Developing community based mangrove forest management in South Sumatra In Ogan Komering Ilir (OKI), on the eastern coast of South Sumatra, the destruction of mangrove forests has been massive due to fish pond and industrial timber concession development. In 1992, there were about 79 000 ha of mangroves in the area, but in 200
3 the remaining area was only about 40 100 ha. Until now, there is no a clear plan on how to save the remaining mangroves, even if these has been officially declared as a protected area. This project aims to promote local communities’ commitment to prote
ct and enrich mangrove forests around their villages and facilitate making of a work plan for mangrove forest management. The main activities include community education and training on livestock and fish pond management, mapping, engaging different stakeh
olders to develop mangrove forest management and planning, re-vegetation of mangroves, and monitoring. At least 5000 seedlings will be planted to rehabilitate degraded mangroves and to function as a fence for the village to prevent seawater intrusion. Anot
her important goal is to apply and dedicate max. 1000 ha of the mangrove area under a social forestry scheme, such as Hutan Kemasyarakatan (HKm). Education and training will also build up economic capacities of local people. The project requires all key st
akeholders to work closely with each other, including at least local communities, government and forest management unit, private sector and NGOs. www.hutaninstitute.or.id
F.a: Enhancing sustainable livelihoods and participation in the communities of Palabek Ogili, Uganda Northern Uganda has suffered from the consequences of a civil war during two decades. The poverty rates in the area are double compared to the rest of the country and the food insecurity is severe. Now the situation has calmed down in the area and the peop
le have been able to return back to their homelands. The Sub County of Palabek Ogili is suffering from same kind of problems as the other Sub Counties of the Lamwon district: water scarcity, weakness of production methods, low education level, the level of
 basic services, weak social status of women and gender based violence. The aim of the project is to increase the capacity of the communities in achieving sustainable livelihood by strengthening the social integrity of the communities, improving the knowle
dge and know-how of the beneficiaries in agricultural production as well as by increasing the income of the households with new crops and increased level of breeding of plants. Also the unequal social status of women and gender based violence is taken into
 account in the project. Beneficiaries, purpose and expected results of the project will be specified during the planning phase that precedes the project implementation phase. The project is implemented by ISF’s local partner organization Children of the
 World Foundation (COW).
F.a: Regional Programme Support To support the local Red Cross Societies to raise their own capacity to be able to respond the local vulnerability in the sustainable manner.
F.a: Preventing Violent Extremism among Youth in Uganda The Eastern districts of Uganda and the urban centre of Kampala are cited as key areas in the growth of extremism. The strategies of radicalization and violent extremism remain a choice that terror groups use to recruit membership.  All indicators point to
 a worsening situation in Uganda if the dual threat of youth discontentment and the spread of radical ideologies fail to be addressed. It is from this background that it has become imperative for actors like Finn Church Aid and its local partner UYMDF to c
arry out a comprehensive assessment of key drivers of radicalization and violent extremism in the country as well as map out the actors and areas of intervention that can help reduce the growing radical trends. Based on the assessment, a comprehensive stra
tegy will be designed to address the problem.Expected results:• Key drivers of violent extremism and radicalisation identified and analysed• A thorough analysis and evaluation of the impact, severity and priority of radicalization and violent extremism
• Key activities/interventions mapped out and implemented to counter violent extremismRight-holders/ beneficiaries: The youth who are potential recruits into violent extremismCooperation with following duty-bearers: Government officials, Resident Distric
t Commissioners, the police, religious and cultural leaders, youth.Implementing partner: Uganda Muslim Youth Development Forum
Agro-BIG; Programme for Agro-Business Induced Growth in Amhara ETI/Agro-BIG; tuki maatalousvetoiselle talouskasvulle Amharassa Agro-BIG project aims to develop agriculture-based economic growth and thereby reduce poverty in the Amhara region in selected locations. Immediate objective of the project is to develop agricultural value chains of selected products as well as the capacit
y of the people. The project is timely and responds to the development needs in Ethiopia: 85 per cent of 80 million people derive their livelihood from agriculture. The country is strongly committed to the development of market-oriented agricultural produc
tion strategically politically and operationally. Ethiopia's key development plan GTP aims to double agricultural production and food security by 2015.Most of the Amhara farmers earn their living from rainfed farming. Small farms are also not usually in a 
position to market their products effectively because they are of poor quality and do not reflect the market demand. In addition local small businesses do not have the capacity to develop products value chains. The logic of Agro-BIG is market orientation. 
It aims to grow skills and knowledge of companies communities and above all small-scale farmers so that products meet the requirements of the market.The project will contribute to food security and to improve the status of women in particular small farmers
 in rural areas of Ethiopia and aims to increase the capacity of small farms and the ability to respond to local national and even export market demand and expectations. Agro-BIG-hanke pyrkii kehittämään maatalouslähtöistä talouskasvua ja näin vähentämään köyhyyttä Amharan alueen valituissa kohteissa. Hankkeen välitön tavoite on kehittää valittujen maataloustuotteiden arvoketjuja ja toimijoiden kapasiteett
ia markkinatoimijoina. Hanke on ajankohtainen ja vastaa Etiopian kehitystarpeeseen -85 prosenttia 80 miljoonaisesta kansasta saa elantonsa maataloudesta. Maa on vahvasti sitoutunut maataloustuotannon markkinalähtöiseen kehittämiseen strategisesti poliit
tisesti ja toiminnallisesti. Etiopian keskeinen suunnitelma GTP tähtää maataloustuotannon kaksinkertaistamiseen ja ruokaturvaan vuoteen 2015 mennessä.Suurin osa Amharan maanviljelijöistä saa toimeentulonsa saderiippuvaisesta omavaraistaloudesta. Pien
tilat eivät myöskään yleensä pysty markkinoimaan tuotteitaan tehokkaasti koska nämä ovat huonolaatuisia eivätkä vastaa markkinoiden kysyntään. Myöskään paikallisilla pienyrityksillä ei ole kapasiteettia kehittää tuotteiden arvoketjuja. Agr
o-BIG:n perusajatus on markkinalähtöisyys - pyrkimys yritysten yhteisöjen ja ennen kaikkea pientilojen taitojen ja tietojen kasvattamiseen jotta tuotteet vastaavat markkinoiden vaatimuksiin.Hanke edistää ruokaturvaa ja parantaa erityisesti pientilalli
sten naisten asemaa Etiopian maaseudulla ja pyrkii kasvattamaan pientilojen kapasiteettia ja mahdollisuuksia vastata paikallisten kansallisten ja jopa vientimarkkinoiden kysyntään ja odotuksiin. Hanke on kahdenvälinen ja sen toteuttajana osavaltiotasoll
a on valtiovarainministeriön alueellinen toimisto. Hankkeeseen sisältyy teknisen avun komponentti.
United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) Finland's membership fee 2014 YK:n teollisen kehityksen järjestö (UNIDO) Suomen jäsenmaksu UNIDO is a UN specializd agency that promotes inclusive and sustainable development particularly in developing countris. Finland has been a member of UNIDO since 1966. Support to UNIDO is 100% ODA. In 2016 Finland's membership fee is EUR 598925. UNIDO on YK:n erityisjärjestö jonka tehtävänä on inklusiivisen ja kestävän teollisen kehityksen edistäminen kehitysmaissa. UNIDO edistää erityisesti SDG-tavoitteiden 9 ja 8 toteutumista ja tukee vahvasti myös tavoitteiden 1 2 5 7 12 13 ja 17 tot
eutumista.Suomi on ollut UNIDOn jäsen sen perustamisesta vuonna 1966 lähtien. Järjestövastuu ja samalla Suomen jäsenyysmaksut siirtyivät vuoden 2011 alusta TEM:ltä UM:lle. UNIDOlle suunnattu rahoitus on 100-prosenttisesti ODA-kelpoista. Jäsenyysvel
voitteiden myötä tulee vuosittain maksettavaksi sääntömääräinen jäsenmaksu joka vuonna 2021 on EUR 481.374.
F.a: Empowering the tribal communities at 40 villages at Antagarh region of North Bastar division (Chhattisgarh) In this project the implementing organisation gives training on legal political, economic and land rights of the indigenous communities. It also gives training on the community forest rights claiming process, on the value addition and trade of non-timber f
orest produce. It gives leadership trainings to community and cultural leaders. Through exposure visits and cultural sensitization activities it will aim at strengthening the identity of the indigenous people.It aims at activation of the traditional medici
ne practices by fostering medicinal plants cultivation and documentation of the practices.
F.a: Improvement of income and food security to PWDs through poultry farming 27 PWDs are trained on poultry farming including entrepreneurship and group formation for small scale lending systems.
F.a: Partnership Program 2017 Abilis Foundation covers the costs of the activities that occur when the country office disseminates infomation about Abilis funding, facilitates groups to apply funding, monitors on-going projects and provides training and advice to applicant and implemen
ting oragnizations. Activities are based on annual planning and are reported twice a year.