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F.a: Smartup Factory Youth Innovation Project Smartup Factory project aims to create an enabling environment where marginalized young men and women aged 17-26 are empowered through personal development to incubate innovations for positive social transformation. More specifically the expected outcomes 
are to 1. Create youth friendly, inclusive and enabling space for marginalized young men and women aged 17-26, 2. Enhance the capacity of marginalized young men and women through personal development trainings, mentoring, ICT and leadership, 3. Established
 network of actors that support youth social entrepreneurship and active citizenship-employability, further education, support innovative ideas, 4. Empower youth customize ownership of the running of the Smart-Up factory. Marginalized youth dont have the s
ame opportunities to pursue their ideas as their better educated and resourced peers and thus this potential is mostly left untapped and unleashed. The project strives to build work-related skills and capacities, build partner CSOs capacity to implement yo
uth targeted programmes, and engage with the private sector and government to provide safe, inclusive, and gender sensitive youth employment and other income generating opportunities. The expected results are increased technology, design thinking, business
 and presentation skills which result in increased employment, new businesses, volunteerism and activity among the participants. Smart-UP will primarily target girls, boys and young women between the ages of 17 26 who reside in Arad and Addis Ketema distri
cts of Addis Ababa. There will be estimated 2300 direct beneficiaries during 2018-2021. Plan International Ethiopia works through two main local partners: AGOHELMA and YMCA. They both have existing youth work, available space for Smartup Factory and skills
 in engaging with the youth.
F.a: Smartup Innovation The innovation approach includes the following components: 1- Bi-annual Smartup Innovation Challenges focusing on SRHR, GBV, FGM and childmarriage will be available for up to 15 program countries. Best new concepts will be adopted by the main projects and 
thus further develop our models and approaches on the aforementioned topics, 2- Supporting agile and responsive programming methods serving especially the countries we work in (Uganda, Ethiopia, Laos and Mozambique). This will include for example training 
staff on Human Centered Design thinking, 3- Expansion of the Smartup Factory Youth Innovation project in Uganda and Ethiopia. The youth led innovation project started in 2015 will work in close collaboration with the projects in the countries, adopt SHRH c
omponent to its model and include specific support for girls, 4- Innovation Learning Program for Plan, partners and civil society at large. This will be an annual learning program linked to existing innovation related conferences such as Slush and InnoFrug
al, 5- Support to the Plan Global Innovation Strategy. The founding idea is that development actors such as Plan can improve and positively disrupt the way international development projects are designed, funded and implemented by bringing agility, innovat
ion, flexible funding and prototyping to enhance the traditional program design and management methods. Furthermore, Plan has wanted to enhance the capacity of communities, partners and the civil society at large by engaging them to co-innovating and co-de
signing services, approaches and processes that effectively address their rights. The immediate results expected include new solutions to development challenges, better approaches, increased agility in developing and implementing projects. The beneficiarie
s include the partners, various project beneficiaries in Uganda, Ethiopia, Laos and Mozambique, and Plan International. The innovation partner is Butterfly works which will help us to utilize human centered design thinking in our SRHR projects and train lo
cal staff and partners in our program countries.
FLC: Creativity Innovation and Leadership - Reinforcing empowerment of women PYM: Luovuus innovaatio ja johtajuus - Naisten osallisuuden vahvistaminen marokkolaisessa yhteiskunnassa The main activity of the project is to organize a conference and a workshop in Marrakech bringing together women from Morocco and Finland representing various fields in open dialogue and cultural exchange. The aim of the project is to strengthen the partic
ipation of women in the democratic process and development especially seeking to increase the political contribution of women and the competence of Moroccan businesswomen. Furthermore the project aims to support the appraisal of  the participation of women
 in the fields of academic research and ITC. Main beneficiaries of the project are women entrepreneurs and elected representatives of both local councils and the national parliament in Morocco. Among the project beneficiaries are included both businesswome
n of prominent status and SME:s as well as women from NGO's and universities. The project is realized by Institut International de la Recherche Scientifique (IIRS) a Moroccan NGO established in 2010. Projektin pääasiallinen toiminto on konferenssin ja keskustelutilaisuuden järjestäminen Marrakeshissa eri aloja edustavien marokkolaisten ja suomalaisten naisten yhteen saattamiseksi. Hankkeen tavoitteena on tarjota tilaisuus avoimeen dialogiin ja kult
tuurivaihtoon sekä vahvistaa naisten osallisuutta yhteiskunnan eri osa-alueilla erityisesti naisten osallistumista politiikkaan ja liike-elämään mutta myös naisten kontribuutioiden arvostuksen lisäämistä teknologisen kehityksen ja akateemisen tutki
muksen alueilla. Hankkeen pääasiallisia hyödynsaajia ovat marokkolaiset naisyrittäjät sekä demokraattisesti valitut naisedustajat niin paikallishallinnon kuin kansallisen parlamentinkin tasolla. Hyödynsaajiin lukeutuu naisyrittäjiä niin isommista 
yrityksistä kuin pk-yrityksistäkin sekä lisäksi järjestösektoria ja yliopistoja edustavia naisia. Projektin toteuttaa marokkolainen vuonna 2010 perustettu Institut International de la Recherche Scientifique (IIRS) ?järjestö.
F.a: Strong unions and QPS in Philippines health sector The project strengthens health sector trade unions, their joint collaboration and their advocacy in legislative processes and to improve the public health care system in the Philippines. The main objective is the enactment into law of two proposed legislat
ive bills on health: raising of the paid maternity leave to 100 days and expanding the coverage of national health insurance scheme to all Filipinos through Universal Health Care bill. Increasing union membership, training, awareness raising and networking
 of health workers´ organizations contribute to the advocacy work.##The Philippine Government continues cutting funds from public health care and weakening the working conditions of public health workers, through privatization of public health services an
d favouring short-term contracts and contract agency labour. The privatization has already now decreased the health budget which challenges the availability of services and the working conditions of health workers. Even vital health services are being tran
sferred from public management to private enterprises. At the same time health care is no longer free of charge. Close to 10 million Filipinos are not covered by National Health Insurance. Side services such as cleaning, laundry, catering and security are 
being outsourced which increases the dispersion of workers and thus makes organizing more difficult. Weak and dispersed unions are not capable of efficient interest representation of the workers. ##As a result, the understanding of the new legislative meas
ures among the health sector unions increases and the political approval and enactment into law of those bills are promoted by advocating political decision-makers. The joint collaboration of the trade unions improves and union membership increases by at l
east 13 000 new members: 9 new local unions in public health care and 3 new unions in private health care join the coalition. Also, an increase for public health care budget will be advocated. ##The beneficiaries are Philippine health sector workers and ci
tizens using the health services.  ##The project is implemented by Public Services International (PSI) together with its member unions in the Philippines (AFW, CIU, PGEA, PSLINK ja PIPSEA).
Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Legal Support Office Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Legal Support Office
F.a: Muungano Gender Forum The overarching objective of the forum is to bring both state and non-state actors to discuss and share information on progress, key issues and challenges in relation to gender inequality in a wide range of sectors, and most importantly to collectively ide
ntify actions, strategy and investment to accelerate the attainment of gender equality and womens empowerment in Kisii and Nyamira.
F.a: MUMBAI SLUM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT The Country Programmes goal is the fulfillment of Childrens Right to health and education in Mumbai. The Programme aims to achieve results in improved health status of 3000 children through Health Awareness Programme, completion of secondary education and 
enrolment to further education of 400 youth, improved status of vulnerable groups, and increased capacity of communities to initiate environmental seed projects.#The purpose of the Country Programme is enhanced health and education in targeted slums in Mum
bai. People will demonstrate changed behaviours with respect to preventive health, children are empowered by regular meetings conducted to promote good health, Government authorities have conducted trainings regarding their initiatives to advance children'
s rights to health, communities have benefitted from improved knowledge of Childrens Rights and vulnerable people groups have improved health status and 250 indigenous people families are benefitting from improved environmental sustainability. The Country 
Programme has 3750 direct beneficiaries and 18944 indirect beneficiaries. The target group consists of vulnerable groups, like people living with disabilities, children, youth, women, people living with HIV and indigenous communities, who will benefit most
 from the programme#Good News Seva Sangh, a registered organization is now partnering with Fida. The target group are the slum dwellers of about 250 families from each slum. Mumbai Slum Community Development Project is a successful programme implemented in
 an urban setting in India. The Programme is a partner-church-initiated project and therefore the partner has good networking with the other NGOs and has a good rapport with the people living in slums. The Programme will receive funding through the Ministr
y of Foreign Affairs of Finland in 2018 and 2019 onwards will be shifted to self-funding.
F.a: PITA Participatory and Integrative Teaching Approach Instruction in upper schools in Tanzania is in Eng
FLC: Building collaboration and good governance for improved conservation agriculture and rangement management in seven communal areas of Namibia PYM: CAN/ Maan kasvukuntoa ylläpitävän viljelyn edistäminen hyvän hallinnon ja verkostoitumisen vahvistamisen kautta Namibiassa The project aims to increase the awareness and active involvement of key stakeholder at the local regional and national levels in climate change adaptation strategies related to improved cropping and rangeland management. The specific objectives of the pro
ject are: 1. To strengthen coordination and joint planning to streamline service delivery for rural farmers implementing conservation agrticulture2. To build governance asnd sustainable management of regional-level organizations to provide cropping and ran
geland management services to Namibian farmers3. To build sound governance and sustainable management  of local level organizations to enable improved cropping and rangeland management practices at selected sites Hankkeen tavoitteena on lisätä tietoisuutta ja osallistumista ilmaston muutokseen sopeutumiseen hallinnon eri tasoilla. Hanke keskittyy erityisesti maan kasvukuntoa ylläpitävän viljelyn edistämiseen.  Osatavoitteina on1. Vahvistaa eri toimijoiden vä
listä yhteistyötä tarjota palveluita paikallistason maanviljelijöille. 2. Vahvistaa maanviljelijöitä tukevien organisaatioiden hallinnollista kapasiteettia jotta he voivat tehokkaammin ja vastuullisesti tarjota palvelujaan. 3. Paikallisorganisaatioid
en kapasiteetin vahvistaminen hyvän hallinnon sarallla jotta he voisivat paremmin kehittää viljelytapoja valituissa konteksteissa.
F.a: Sustainable South African wine supply chain and workers rights The project aims to make South African wine sector more socially, economically and environmentally sustainable. South African wine sector is suffering of fragmented trade unions, weak position of seasonal workers, companies unwillingness to commit to decen
t work and small share of environmentally sustainable production. There is gross violation of occupational health and safety issues. The goal of the project is to improve workers right to decent work and livelihoods in South Africa. The projects expected r
esults are: improved capacity of trade unions to promote the realization of workers rights, increased commitment by companies towards decent work, improved occupational and health and safety conditions on farms and more environmentally sustainable wine pro
duction. The project aims to work collaboratively, with value chain dialogue, to develop a strategy aimed at improving wages and get healthy, motivated productive workforce for the sector. The project improves capacity of trade unions to support mature sys
tems of industrial relations as well as union presence on grape farms. The aim is to create employer-worker relations whereby workers and the management build a relationship based on trust, respect and regular dialogue to improve both working conditions an
d enable wage levels to be improved. The project will promote effective social dialogue among stakeholders who play key roles in influencing working conditions in the wine sector in South Africa. To ensure decent working conditions to tackle sexual harassm
ent and gender discrimination, systems will be set where those dont exist already and enhanced where systems are in place. The key actors are the local trade union committees on the farms through which the key occupational health and safety hazards will be
 addressed. Key partners are ILRIG (International Labour Research and Information Group) and the trade unions in the sector. The project will have collaboration with Fair trade Finland and Fair trade Africa.
F.a: Furniture production for sale This group wants to establish a furniture business that repairs and produces furniture for sale. 14 PWDs (9 males and 5 females) are involved. They will get training, and buy materials and equipment for the workshop. Then, they will contact potential clien
ts, and open the store for the public.
F.a: ESRP Climate Change adaptive agriculture 1. Project: 11873 Climate change adaptive agriculture project#2. Project area and Country: Pursat province in Cambodia #3. Project justification: #Cambodia is generally regarded as one of the worlds most vulnerable countries to the impacts of climate chang
e and the extreme weather conditions are likely to be exacerbated in the future. Dependency on rain-fed agriculture and limited adaptive capacity make the country even more vulnerable to the impacts of the climate change. The expected long-term impacts wil
l worsen the existing risks Cambodia is already facing, especially flooding. Pursat province is affected both by floods and droughts, which have affected local food production and increased food-insecurity. #4. The main objective and the expected results:#
The main objective of the Climate change adaptive agriculture project is to improve the capability of vulnerable youths, children and community members to adapt to the impacts of climate change and enhance resilience to disasters. The project will focus on
 Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) to build the capacity in vulnerable communities by educating youth and children in primary schools on DRR and CCA. At the end of the project, vulnerable community members, youths, and schoo
l-children will have improved capacity in DRR/CCA and to cope with disaster risks and climate change impacts. Land managed under climate resilience practices and water use efficiency by women and men will increase.#5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: 3,130 pe
ople (school children, youth and community members)#Duty bearers: Government officials working on DRR from provincial and district levels, parents, commune counsellors, school principals, and teachers#6. Implementing partner: Life With Dignity (LWD)
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for TANZANIA Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for TANZANIA. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
F.a: Intensifying Organizing in Myanmar Wood, Forestry and Construction Construction and wood processing industry are among the top sectors of Myanmars economic development
IFRC/ FRC humanitarian assistance 2018 Humanitaarinen apu; Punaisen Ristin ja Punaisen Puolikuun yhdistysten kansainvälinen liitto IFRC; Suomen Punainen Risti 2018 In 2018 the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies IFRC together with the Finnish Red Cross (FRC) will implement operations in Syria and Bangladesh. In Syria the operation is implemented together with Syrian Red Crescent (SARC
) and food assistance will be provided to 127 million people hygiene kits for 107 million people and NFIs for 400 000 people.  FRC contributes to the Syria operation with financial support and human resources. In Bangladesh FRC will be leading a secondary 
level emergency hospital with support from other national societies. Direct support includes provision of medical supplies medicines and human resources. The hospital will serve approximately 5 400 patients each month altogether 48 600 patients during next
 9 months. MFA funding for the operations is 1 000 000 euros for Syria and 1 800 000 euros for Bangladesh. Suomen Punaisen Ristin (SPR) kautta Punaisen Ristin ja Punaisen puolikuun kanasinvälisen liiton IFRC:n vetoomuksiin myönnetään avustusta 2 800 000 euroa vuonna 2018. Operaatioita toteutetaan Syyriassa ja Bangladeshissa. Syyrian operaatio toteutetaan yh
dessä Syyrian Punaisen Puolikuun kanssa (SARC). Operaatiossa jaetaan ruoka-avustuksia 127 miljoonalle 107 miljoonaa saa hygieniapaketteja ja 400 000 perusavustustarvikkeita. lisäksi tuetaan 16 terveysklinikan 12 liikkuvan klinikan ja 8 terveyspisteen pal
veluja joista hyötyy 500 000 henkeä. SPR tukee operaatiota sekä rahallisesti että henkilöavulla. Bangladeshin operaatossa SPR ottaa vetovastuun Cox Bazarin kenttäsairaasta joka on osa IFRC:n operaatota. SPR turvaa toisten kansallisten yhdistysten kan
ssa sairaalan toiminnan jatkumisen ja riittävät resurssit (lääketarvikkseet lääkkeet ja henkilökunta).sairaalan on arvioitu palvelevan 5 400 ihmistä kuukaudessa yhteensä 48 600 seuraavan 9 kuukauden aikana.
FLC: CENTRAL-ASIA FLC/ Administrative costs PYM: KESKI-AASIA PYM/ Hallintokulut Central Asian Local Cooperation Projects administrative costs Keski-Aasian PYM/hallintokulut'
Sustainable Development with Water and Sanitation Vedellä ja sanitaatiolla kestävää kehitystä Clean water appropriate sanitation and hygiene (WASH) are fundamental to all life and human right. Unfortunately and especially with the Sanitation Millenium Development Goal not being achieved there are still 2.4 billion people without proper toilets. Acc
ording to the new Sustainable Development Goal number 6 by 2030 every country should achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all and have sustainable use of the resources. Water and sanitation goals are also linked 
to other goals like food security (goal 2) health and wellbeing (goal 3) education (goal 4) gender equality (goal 5) energy (goal 7) and sustainable cities and communities (goal 11).The aim of the project is to educate and influence people's attitudes towa
rds WASH. Its aim is to raise the status of WASH in society as part of the solutions for global environmental and social problems. In the project material concerning SDG 6 will be produced and training and discussion sessions will be arranged to the NGO's 
and to the private sector. Special attention will be given to accessible sanitation and making sanitation available to vulnerable groups. Information and advocacy work will be also be included by arranging events and seminars. The two-year project has been
 granted 43 315 euro government support. Puhdas vesi asianmukainen sanitaatio ja hygienia (WASH) on elämän perusedellytys ja ihmisoikeus. Valitettavasti erityisesti sanitaation osalta vuosituhattavoitteita (MDG) ei saavutettu ja edelleen noin 2.4 miljardia ihmistä on vailla asianmukaista käym
älää. Kestävän kehityksen tavoitteiden (SDG) numero kuusi mukaan kaikkien maiden tulee varmistaa veden saanti ja kestävä käyttö sekä sanitaatio kaikille vuoteen 2030 mennessä. Puhdas vesi ja sanitaatio liittyvät välittömästi tai välillisest
i myös moniin muihin tavoitteisiin kuten ruokaturvaan (tavoite 2) terveyteen ja hyvinvointiin (tavoite 3) koulutukseen (tavoite 4) tasa-arvoon (tavoite 5) energiaan (tavoite 7) ja kaupunkien ja yhteistön kehittymiseen (tavoite 11). Hankkeessa pyritään 
lisäämään ihmisten tietoisuutta ja vaikuttamaan veteen ja sanitaatioon liittyviin asenteisiin ja nostamaan niiden yhteiskunnallista statusta Suomessa osana globaalien ympäristö- ja sosiaalisten ongelmien ratkaisua. Hankkeessa tuotetaan materiaalia SD
G:n tavoitteeseen 6 liittyen ja järjestetään koulutusta ja keskustelutilaisuuksia järjestöille ja yksityiselle sektorille (erityisesti alalla toimiville yrityksille). Erityisena osa-alueena hankkeessa on sanitaation esteettömyys ja sanitaation ulotta
minen erityisryhmille. Tiedotus -ja vaikuttamistyötä tehdään myös tapahtumien kautta. Kaksivuotiselle hankkeelle on myönnetty valtionavustusta yhteensä 45 315 euroa.
Scholar Rescue Fund study grant funded the Finnish national agency for education Scholar Rescue Fund study grant funded the Finnish national agency for education. Yemeni scientist place of study University of Helsinki.
F.a: Inclusive development for people with disabilities: Supporting the Development of Community Based Rehabilitation in South Africa Unspecified project Määrittelemätön projekti