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Improving Mental Health To improve mental health care for ageing populations in Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. Activities include Capacity Building of Carers and Health Professionals, community awareness raising and advocacy at the national level. To increase awareness among 3,000 family members and carers, and 50,000 community members (including 25,000 older people) about the causes, care and impact of mental health illnesses. To improve access to appropriate mental health services for 18,000 older people (9,900 women), 1,500 of who have dementia or other mental illnesses. To establish community based care models in 10 communities to support patients of dementias and their carers.
Assisting older people by direct assistance and improving access to services To ensure that conflict-affected individuals immediate needs are met, that conflict-affected older people have improved heatlh as a result of increased access to services. 9,263 conflict affected individuals, of which 1,410 are older persons, have increased means to meet immediate and basic needs 2,100 conflict affected older persons demonstrate improved wellbeing and health status as a result of improved access to age-friendly health services Humanitarian actors working in oPt in response to the current crisis and Ministries integrate the specific needs of older people in their own response activities 2,280 conflict affected older persons demonstrate improved wellbeing and health status as a result of improved access to age-friendly health services Humanitarian actors working in oPt in response to the current crisis and Ministries integrate the specific needs of older people in their own response activities
Disaster Resilience through Inclusive DRR & Climate Change Planning The project is implemented in District Jacobabad located in the north of Sindh province bordering Balochistan province, in Pakistan, the project primarily aims at mitigating impacts of major risks faced by communities in Jacobabad due to floods caused by monsoon and changes in the climate patterns of the area. The risks faced by the communities include loss of lives, loss of livelihoods, displacement, health hazards and protection issues among many others. To increase the resilience of 31 vulnerable villages and build capacities of 7 local institutions in Jacobabad district of Pakistan to withstand the impact and consequences of future disasters through inclusive DRR and climate change adaptations Build capacities of 7 local institutions in district Jacobabad to better respond to future natural disasters through inclusive DRR and climate change adaptation plans 400 individuals become aware of livelihood diversification for increase resilience and available financial services in the district.
Technical Assistance to the Sector Policy Support Programme – Social Protection - Kyrgyzstan Consulting services by HelpAge social protection advisor to the Ministry of Social Development for devising standards for social services provision in the Kyrgyz Republic Enter text .... Enter text .... Enter text ....
Addressing Older People's Needs in a Changing Global Society Researching, piloting and sharing of innovative ways to improve health-seeking behavior and community-based solutions for care among poor older people in urban and peri-urban communities of Sichuan Province
Extending Healthy Aging through the Life Course: Intergenerational Interventions in Rural Tanzania The project is an extension of two pieces of work. One is the Pfizer-funded project supporting the prevention and control of NCDs in three rural Districts of Tanzania, the other a UK Aid-funded research study undertaken in 2012 in one of the three districts covered by the Pfizer funding. The latter was a research study in Kibaha District, Coast province, where academic researchers and HelpAge staff collaborated with a team of older people from a community in Kibaha to jointly investigate issues surrounding older people's access to transport and mobility. Our aim was to develop methods which would help assess not only the direct impact of older people's mobility on their own livelihoods and health seeking behaviour but also the broader impacts on younger generations in their families and communities and related issues of inter-generational poverty transmission.  
The 2012 study identified a number of key questions for further research which would inform the motivations and capacities of older people to utilise health services and to manage their own health status. It also identified the importance of life course approaches to understanding intra-household transmission of health knowledge. The current project seeks to address these issues through an intergenerational lens
Expanding access to Primary Health Care for NCDs in Myanmar The project aims to improve Myanmar's capacity to prevent, manage and monitor NCDs nationally through three interventions that: improve knowledge of NCD trends, burdens, management and monitoring among national and regional level health authorities; improve access to NCD services at the Primary Health Care (PHC) level nationally and enhance higher education teaching capacity on NCDs. 1.	100 staff of national and regional health authorities; 2.	1,440 staff from 330 townships & 15 state/regional health departments, including 330 Township Medical Officers (TMOs) and 330 Township Health Officers (THOs); 3.	The University of Public Health (UPH), the 5 Universities of Medicine and University of Community Health (UCH) and 4.	300 students and academic staff  of University of Community Health 100 national and regional health authorities support the health system to deliver the WHO Package of Essential NCD interventions (PEN) 330 medical officers from all 330 townships have the capacity and resources to train an estimated 20,000 basic health staff in Primary Healthcare facilities in NCD prevention and management 250 students at UCH, future Health Assistants who manage Primary Health Centres, have increased knowledge and capacity to implement NCD services at the primary health care level 6 medicine and public health universities have reformed curriculums that give greater emphasis to NCDs 74,000 new diabetes or hypertension patients identified and placed on treatment Overall 24 million people in Myanmar who suffer from NCDs, are at high risk of NCDs, or support household members with NCDs (e.g. financially or providing care) benefit from improved access to essential care at the primary healthcare facility level
Emergency Humanitarian  Response to the COVID-19 crises in Impfondo and Epena in Likouala department The project aims at ensuring the wellbeing and safety of the 4 950 direct beneficiaries, and 9 900 indirect beneficiaries affected by Covid-19 in Impfondo and Epena in Likouala department, including the flood-affected population, on prevention of COVID-19 by implementing quick-start emergency intervention in the sector of WASH.
Emergency response for the people affected by Flood in Kasenyi and Tshomia The proposed project aims to support the most vulnerable people - who in large proportion have settled unsheltered in public places and in the neighbourhood house accommodation  , with unconditional cash transfer aimed at providing in particular nonfood items( NFI) which comprised with wash kit assistance and emergency items  for the most vulnerable people with a special need (Older people, breastfeeding women, pregnant women, non-accompany children, disable people and people with chronic diseases) who are unsheltered. Through this project, critical protection risks will be addressed, the living conditions of the of vulnerable groups (particularly the unsheltered people) will be improved and risk of disease outbreak will be immediately reduced as soon as cash distribution will be done and moderated within 45 days. All food-assisted households cover their food needs according to their habits and / or preferences and cover their needs in Shelter and non-food items.  At the end of this project, the beneficiary households will be able to purchase  NFIs for their households to meet their urgent needs in terms of food for the first 15 days and non-food items. HelpAge will provid wash assitance for the covid prevention and the water born diseases.
Emergency response to the people affected by fire in Kitamba locality, Kasai province The proposed project aims to support the most vulnerable people in DRC using the mobile cash transfer modality - who in large proportion have settled unsheltered in public places and in the neighbourhood house accommodates, providing in particular Food, nonfood items( NFI) assistance and emergency locals  shelters  for the most vulnerable people with a special need (Older people, breastfeeding women, pregnant women, non-accompany children, disable people and people with chronic dieses) who are unsheltered. Furthermore, support will be provided in the form of unconditional cash using mobile money transfer to facilitate the affected people buying things on their choice, among the older people and people with disability, while also strengthening their inclusion with regard to the access to health water and sanitation emergency services being established by partners. In addition, due to the WASH needs in the COVID-19 context, this response provide 20 emergency community public toilets, which includes handwashing, soap and sanitation facilities and equipment, using local materials where possible in order to involve the local community in the project and avoid unnecessary movement to reduce COVID-19 transmission. Through this project, critical protection risks will be addressed and reduced, and the living conditions of the vulnerable groups (particularly the unsheltered and people with previously lacked shelter and NFI) will be improved. Furthermore, there will be a reduced risk of disease outbreak and COVID-19 transmission through the distribution of cash for complementary kits, shelters and PPE. The target beneficiaries, especially the most vulnerable, will have been able to receive relief which will allow them to begin the rehabilitation process.
Humanitarian assistance for families, especially older people, affected by the internal conflict in Cartagena del Chairá - Caquetá. Humanitarian assistance for families, especially older people, affected by the internal conflict in Cartagena del Chaira - Caqueta The resilience of recent IDPs in Caqueta is strengthened through food-security activities in rural and urban zones in Cartagena del Chaira – Caqueta Reduced levels of psychological stress of recent IDPs in Caqueta affected by the internal armed conflict, through the provision of psycho-social support taking into account specific needs of women, girls and older women Improved access to safe drinking water for 315 recent IDPs (70 families) in Caqueta through educational activities and the provision of water tanks and filters
Strengthening Care for Older People Living with HIV/AIDs and NCDs  in Addis Ababa The overall objective of the project is to improve the health status of older people in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The specific objectives are : A) improve the provision of home and community based care by moblizing and training volunteer caregivers and B) upgrade exisiting outpatient services and referal systems.
Supporting older people in Caqueta, Colombia Brindar atención a familias afectadas por desplazamiento forzado de los últimos 18 meses en Cartagena del Chairá, Caquetá (zona urbana y rural)
Resettlement of vulneralbe older people living alone or with dependent children in Internally Displaced Persons camps Facilitating the resettlement of 800 vulnerable older people living alone or with dependant children out of IDP camps into new housing options with a monthly payment and anticipated increase in IGAs
ICRC/FRC humanitarian aid 2018 Humanitaarinen apu; Punaisen Ristin kansainvälinen komitea ICRC; Suomen Punainen Risti 2018 In 2018 the International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC together with the Finnish Red Cross will implement  operations in Ethiopia. The amount granted  is 870 000  euros. The ICRC  supports following sectors:protection health (including medicine and heal
th clinics) water sanitation and hygiene (WASH) food security/livelihoods and emergency relief. The Finnish Red Cross contributes to the operations with financial human resources and material aid. Vuoden 2018 humanitaarisen avun toisessa varainjaossa Punaisen Ristin kansainväliselle komitealle ICRC:lle Suomen Punaisen ristin kautta myönnetään rahoitusta Etiopiaan yhteensä 870 000 euroa. ICRC:n humanitaarisen avun toiminnot keskittyvät erityise
sti siviiliväestön suojeluun klinikoiden ja terveysasemien toiminnan turvaamiseen lääkkeiden saantiin vesi- ja sanitaatiotoimiin sekä tavara-apuun ja elinkeinojen tukemiseen. SPR tukee avustusoperaatioita taloudellisesti henkilöresurssein sekä mater
iaaliavun kautta.
Humanitarian assistance; Finn ChurchAid (FCA) operations in 2018 Humanitaarinen apu; Kirkon Ulkomaanapu (KUA) 2018 operaatiot Finn Church Aid has on-going operations in 2018 in Syria Jordan Bangladesh South-Sudan Somalia Uganda and Central African Republic. In south-sudan the operation aims to increase food security and livelihood opportunities in the conflict affected areas that
 are close to famine. In the other operations FCA rehabilitates schools and trains teachers as well as offers education opportunities at all levels (children youth adults). FCA is well known for its work in education in emergencies. MFA funding for operati
ons in 2018 is 2 900 000 euros. KUA toteuttaa vuonna 2018 operaatioita Syyriassa Jordaniassa Bangladeshissa Etelä-Sudanissa Somaliassa Ugandassa sekä Keski-Afrikan tasavallassa. Etelä-Sudanin operatio ehkäisee nälkää Etelä-Sudanissa alueella missä ihmisten ruokaturva on pahiten 
vaarantunut konfliktin seurauksena. Sen avulla pyritään myös parantamaan edunsaajien elinkeinomahdollisuuksia ja siten vähentämään heidän apuriippuvuuttaan. KUA:n muissa operaatioissa painopisteenä on koulutussektori ja niissä sekä kunnostetaan 
kouluja että koulutetaan opettajia ja tarjotaan eri asteisia koulutusmahdollisuuksia niin lapsille nuorille kuin aikuisillekin. UM:n rahoitus KUA:n operaatioihin vuonna 2018 on 2 900 000 euroa.
F.a: Adivasi community forest rights follow up (National Adivasi Alliance south zone) The Forest Rights Act (FRA-2006) recognized the Adivasis rights over the forest lands, cultural rights and the right to manage forest resources. It created a mechanism to establish individual and community rights. While in the Southern Zone (Karnataka, Ker
ala, Tamil Nadu) like the rest of India, there has been some success in establishing individual rights (IFR), recognition of community rights (CFR) has lagged. These rights are critical to maintaining cultural identity and establishing a sustainable econom
ic resource base. In recent past there has been some legal and policy initiatives, which have put the community rights related implementation of FRA 2006 at risk. The CAF Act, formerly known as Compensatory Afforestation Management and Planning Authority (
CAMPA), and the draft national forest policy (2018) threaten to strip Adivasi communities throughout India of ownership of the forest. In direct violation of the FRA these laws would allow for the establishment of plantations on Adivasi lands and the wides
pread extraction of forest resources by multi-national corporations. This project builds upon earlier projects, and is designed to protect and promote the traditional, customary cultural and environmental rights of indigenous people, and the sustainable ma
nagement of forest resources for the forest dwellers own economic empowerment and cultural identity. This project focuses on South Indias three states i.e. Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala as well as Jharkhand. It will assist Adivasi communities to fully t
ake ownership of the forest by providing trainings to increase their capacity to understand the threats posed by the CAF Act and the draft national forest policy, the importance of claiming community rights as means of protecting the forest, maintaining cu
ltural identity, and establishing a sustainable economic resource base, empower the village councils (Gram Sabhas) to manage forest resources at the local level, and to assert their rights at the local, state, and national levels. This project will build s
kills to manage and protect the forest through organic farming techniques and the sustainable harvesting, processing, managing, and value addition of minor forest products (MFP). Through the alliance zonal and national meetings this project will raise awar
eness of current threats, develop and implement strategies to counter them, and identify resources that will sustain the movement for Adivasi rights over time.
F.a: ACAMO Internet Cafe This is an internet cafe project, where the group is going to offer services such as printing, photocopying, binding and internet services. 8 visually impaired people will be working at the cafe. They will work on a rotative scheme. To cover up for the gen
der imbalance, 5 of the workers will be women. Income will be to pay for business costs and to cover ACAMO's activities.
ICI-project between MTT and FCRI to develop agricultural production methods in dry and saline conditions IKI-hanke MTTn ja FCRIn yhteistyönä kuivien ja suolapitoisten alueiden viljelystuotannon kehittämiseksi Egypt's Field Crop Research Institute (FCRI) and MTT Agrifood Research Finland implement together an institutional capacity building project to improve agricultural production methods in dry and saline conditions. Egypt has very limited area suitable for a
griculture and therefore the agricultural production has expanded to include desert lands. The project aims to improve FCRI's capacity to implement research as well as develop technologies on water use efficient crops and on agricultural production methods
 in dry and saline areas. Egyptin Field Crop Research Institute (FCRI) ja Suomen Maa- ja elintarviketalouden tutkimuskeskus MTT (osa luonnonvarakeskus LUKEa 1.1.2015 alkaen) IKI-hankkeella kehitetään kuivien ja suolapitoisten alueiden maataloustuotannon edellytyksiä. Egyptissä 
on erittäin vähän viljelyskelpoista maata ja tuotantoa ollaan laajentamassa aavikkoalueille. Hankkeella kehitetään FCRIn kapasiteettia tehdä tutkimusta ja kehittää teknologiaa kasvien tehokkaaseen vedenkäyttöön sekä kuivien ja suolaisten alueid
en tuotantomenetelmiin.
F.a: Cambodia Office PMER support 1. Project: 11753 FCA Cambodia Country Office (CAMCO)#2. Project area and Country: Cambodia#3. Project justification: #FCA Cambodia country programme (CP) will continue to focus on access to inclusive quality education, the right to develop, secure and sus
tain livelihoods through employment, entrepreneurship and strengthened resilience, and the participation of the local communities, including the youth, in different structures to raise their voices and play an active role in their own development. FCAs fie
ld presence is essential for increased impact and enhanced programme quality. It is in line with FCAs strategy and supports FCAs strategic goals related to programme development and quality, capacity building, advocacy, thematic/technical support, monitori
ng and diversification of the funding base.#4. The main objective and expected results:#The objective is to improve effectiveness, quality and impact of FCAs Cambodia country programme through established field presence. #The expected results are: # Strate
gic and operational planning including programme and project PME and administrative support # Established a functional working relationship and collaboration with UN agencies, I/NGOs, CBOs and government authorities at country level # New partnership and n
etworking opportunities have been created to broadening the funding opportunities  # Effective coordination of work and cooperation with other aid organisations # Capacity of local partners are built for effective and efficient programme implementation # T
hematic advice is provided to the country programme and projects # Effective emergency response/humanitarian aid has been provided during disasters # Resourcing and staffing of the Country Office have been ensured# Management and administration of the Coun
try Office have been further strengthened # Input of partner organisations and topics from the country into the lobby and advocacy work have been increased# Support and input for communication purposes have been ensured#5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: The
 staff and partners of CAMCO Country Office#6. Implementing partner: FCA Cambodia Country Office
Humanitarian Aid monitoring visits Humanitaarisen avun seurantamatkat Finland's humanitarian assistance monitoring travel expenses. Suomen humanitaarisen avun seurantamatkojen kulujen kattaminen.
FLC: ARMENIA FLC/Administrative costs PYM: ARMENIA PYM/Hallintokulut Armenia Georgia AzerbaijanLocal Cooperation Projects; administrative costs Armenian Georgian ja Azerbaidzhanin PYM-projektien hallintokulutKäytetään Etelä-Kaukasian PYM-projektien hallintokuluihin
F.a: Sports for PWDs living in rural areas Sports project. Construction of a basketball and volleyball court, construction of a gazebo for active pastime for disabled people and residents of the village of Murake. Buying sports equipment.
F.a: Supporting Malawi National Association of the Deaf Organizational, Advocacy and Sign Language Work Capacities WHAT: Capacity building of the partner organisation and support to their advocacy work continue to be at the core of the project. Based on a study made in 2016 it was concluded that MANAD is now ready to start developing the sign language of Malawi. This i
s a new component in the cooperation. HOW: With the help of deaf advisors and in close cooperation with relevant stakeholders the development will be started. WHY: Developing of a national sign language is an essential component paving way for developing q
uality education for the deaf as well as sign language interpreter trainings. These in their part pave way for the inclusion of the deaf in the society. PARTNER ORGANISATION: Malawi National Association of the Deaf MANAD.
Programming MOS/Ohjelmasuunnittelu The objective of Programme planning funds is to support the implementation of the Finland's Development Policy and Finland's Country Strategy in Mozambique for years 2016-2019. The use of funds contribute in guaranteeing the quality effectiveness and achie
vement of development results. The funds will be used for preparation auditing and monitoring of the projects. The budget of Finland's Country Strategy in Mozambique for 2018 is 11 million Euros and for 2019 13 million Euros. Suunnittelumäärärahan tavoitteena on Suomen kehityspoliittisen ohjelmasuunnittelu kehitysyhteistyön laadun ja tuloksellisuuden parantaminen sekä ohjelmien kehitysvaikutusten saavuttaminen Mosambikissa. Varoja käytetään mm. hankkeiden valmisteluun t
arkastuksiin sekä seurantaan.  Maaohjelman koko vuonna 2021 on noin 14 miljoonaa euroa.
VÄLIME/Planning and assessment VÄLIME/Suunnittelu ja arviointi Planning and developing of the regional development co-operation according to the Strategy for Development Cooperation in the Middle East and North Africa; monitoring and assessing ongoing development cooperation; and development of staff capacity. Suunnittelumäärärahaa käytetään alueellisen kehitysyhteistyön suunnitteluun ja kehittämiseen Lähi-idän ja Pohjois-Afrikan kehitysyhteistyön ohjelman mukaisesti; käynnissä olevan yhteistyön seurantaan ja arviointiin; Sudanin kanssa tehtävän 
kehitysyhteistyön suunnitteluun kehittämiseen ja seurantaan; sekä henkilöstön kapasiteetin kehittämiseen.
F.a: Sustainabilize South African wine supply chain This project aims to make South African wine sector more socially, economically and environmentally
Beam: Local business in Kenya Project will establish a local company in Kenya and find youth from the slums to work in the sunglass production, and train the youth in woodwork, work life, and life skills. Also it will establish a learning environment for the employees, where they can p
ractice necessary production skills.