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F.a: Documentation of bio-cultural life heritages and creation of community protocols of Adivasi communities The project aims at documentation of the bio-cultural protocols of selected Indigenous communities of Jharkhand, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan and Gujarat. It includes their customary livelihood, traditional occupation, ways of life, and customary sustai
nable use of livelihood resources to conserve biodiversity, significance of bio-cultural and spiritual belief. Along with documentation of above matters, the project shall try to find out how community's life heritage can be passed on to the next generatio
n and to protect Mother Earth. The project will be carried out by National Adivasi Alliance (NAA) partners in the states mentioned above among the identified Indigenous communities. At the end of preliminary 9 months pilot project period, at least 5 commun
ities will manage to create biocultural community protocols for their communities and 4 representatives from Munda, Oraon, Bhil and Gond Indigenous communities will be trained to represent at the international fora in the Convention on Biological Diversity
 (CBD) processes. In course of documentation of their bio-cultural protocol the community's self-governance system and their traditional sustainable livelihood options will be rejuvenated.
F.a: Empowering women with disabiltiies in rural areas in the Emilio San Martin district This project aims at training women with disabilitties living in rural areas on human rights of persons with disabilitties, the national disability law, inclusive development, and gender and disability issues. It also aims at raising awareness on these iss
ues among relevant stakeholders.
Biosafety and biosecurity/prevention of spread of infectious diseases Bioturva ja biovarmuus jatkohanke; tartuntatautien leviämisen ehkäiseminen Tansaniassa sopimuskausi 2019-2023 Biosafety and biosecurity related projects aim at building capacity in developing countries to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. This project aims at preventing unintentional and intentional spread of infections diseases by supporting biosecurity 
projects in the developing countries. The existence and outbreaks of diseases that are dangerous to life place great strains to the national healthcare systems. Efforts to identify microbes that cause infectious diseases are vital to any nation?s public he
alth system. The Finnish Centre for Biothreat Preparedness (BUOS)/Centre for Military Medicine will administer and implement biosecurity project that will strengthen the know-how of making diagnosis of infectious diseases in Tanzania. The goal of the progr
amme is to train Tanzanians of this knowhow but also to operate related equipment which enables rapid diagnosis of infections diseases. Local expertise detection abilities and developing of biosecurity know-how reduces potential biothreat. The project stre
ngthens capacity in Tanzania but also builds global security. The main collaborator is the Tanzania Veterinary Laboratory Agency which is part of the public health sector. This project is a 5-year project and totals 750 000 Euros. Bioturvaan ja bioturvallisuuteen liittyvillä hankkeilla pyritään rakentamaan ja vahvistamaan kehitysmaiden kapasiteettia tarttuvien tautien leviämisen ehkäisemiseksi. Tavoitteena on ehkäistä tartuntatautien tahatonta tai tahallista levittämistä ta
i leviämistä biovarmuuteen liittyvin toimin. Vaaralliset tarttuvat taudit ja niiden puhkeaminen ovat merkittävä uhka yhteiskunnille ja huomattava rasite kansallisille terveydenhuoltojärjestelmille.Tartuntatauteja aiheuttavien mikrobien tunnistaminen o
n elintärkeää. Biologisten uhkien osaamiskeskus (BUOS) / Sotilaslääketieteen Keskuksen (SOTLK) hallinnoiman ja toteuttaman bioturvahankkeen avulla vahvistetaan infektiodiagnostiikkaosaamista vähiten kehittyneimpien maiden joukkoon kuuluvassa Tansania
ssa. Kyseessä on viiden vuoden jatkohanke vuonna 2014 alkaneelle ja vuoden 2018 lopussa päättyvälle bioturvahankkeelle. Jatkohankkeen koko on 750.000 euroa. Hanke voidaan nähdä Suomen kansallisena sitoumuksena mm. Global Health Security Agenda-aloitt
een Biologisten aseiden kieltosopimuksen ja Global Partnershipin (G7) biologisen komponentin sitoumuksena.Terveysturvallisuus on osa kokonaisvaltaista turvallisuutta. Paikallisen asiantuntemuksen detektiokyvyn ja bioturvaosaamisen kehittäminen ei siten ra
joitu ainoastaan Tansaniaan vaan vähentää samalla myös alueellista ja globaalia biouhkaa.Kyseisen IKI-hankkeen tavoitteena on vahvistaa saavutettu kapasiteetti kestävälle tasolle kohti systemaattista ja luotettavaa biouhkabakteerien ja -virusten seur
antaa sekä varmistaa toiminnan itsenäinen ja kestävä jatkuvuus. Keskeisenä yhteistyökumppanina jatkaa julkisella terveyssektorilla toimiva Tanzania Veterinary Laboratory (TVLA).
Planning and monitoring funds for the Finnish Syria-support Syyrian konfliktiin liittyvän kehitysyhteistyön suunnittelu ja hallinnointi Ministry for Foreign Affairs has just published the Strategy for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid in response to the conflicts in Syria and Iraq for 2017-2020. Finnish assistance to Syrian conflict exceeds 35 Million Euros in 2017 and 45 Millio
n to Iraq. Financing needs are not likely to decline during 2018. The MENA-unit is responsible for the overall monitoring of the strategy. Roughly 8 million Euros is directly on its project portfolio.The Finnish support to Syria and Iraq is thematically br
oad and changing conflict dynamics require a great deal of flexibility. Thus funds are needed for monitoring the existing (amounting to roughly 26 million Euros) and preparing the new interventions. Finnish funds are channeled through UN agencies World Ban
k Syria Recovery Trust Fund and (I)NGOs. Most of the monitoring is done by the MFA and Embassies' staff but also assessments audits and evaluations are contracted to support this function. Suomen apustrategia Syyrian ja Irakin konflikteihin vastaamiseksi on ollut voimassa vuodesta 2017 lähtien. Apustrategian uudistamistyö aloitetaan vuoden 2020 ensimmäisellä puoliskolla. Suomen apulupaus Syyrian tilanteeseen vuoden 2019 osalta on 25 milj
oonaa euroa. Sekä Syyrian että Irakin kriisien rahoitustarpeet eivät tule lähivuosina vähenemään. Maa- ja aluekohtaisen rahoituksen osuus kokonaisuudesta on vuonna 2019 hieman alle 9 miljoonaa euroa. Tuleville vuosille on suunniteltu sekä Syyrian e
ttä Irakin kriiseihin vastaamiseen varatun rahoituksen kasvattamista maa- ja aluekohtaisesta budjetista noin 10 miljoonan euron vuositasolle.Hankkeiden valmistelu seuranta ja arviointi ovat jatkuvia toimintoja hankehallinnossa. Syyria-Irak-tukemme on tema
attisesti laajaa ja vuonna 2015-2017 aloitettujen hankkeiden seuranta sekä uusien hankkeiden (tai vanhojen jatkorahoituksen) valmistelu tulee vaatimaan vuoden 2018 aikana varoja. ALI-10 suoraan hallinnoimia olemassa olevia hankkeita on käynnissä noin 26
 miljoonan edestä. Tuki on kanavoitu eri YK-järjestöjen Maailmanpankin Syyrianjälleenrakennusrahaston sekä muutamien kansalaisjärjestöjen kautta.Syyrian ja Irakin konfliktit ovat melko ennustamattomia ja tilanteet saattavat muuttua varsin nopeastiki
n. Siksi on tärkeää että ohjelman suunnitteluun ja seurantaan on varattu riittävästi varoja jolloin muuttuviin tilanteisiin pystytään reagoimaan nopeasti ja joustavasti esim. seurantamissioita tai tutkimuksia hankkimalla. Suuri osa työstä tehdä
än UM:n oman henkilöstön voimin mutta esim. tutkimuksia ja selvityksiä voidaan tilata hankintalain puitteissa.
KOSOVO FLC/Administrative costs KOSOVO PYM/Hallintokulut FLC Administrative costs year 2011 PYM-hallintokulut vuosi 2011
Finland's support to UNCTAD eTrade for All initiative Suomen tuki UNCTAD:n eTrade for All -aloitteelle Finland supports UNCTAD's eTrade for All initiative with a total of 520 000 euros by the end of 2018.The project aims to increase domestic policies and practices that boost e-commerce. Finland's support shall benefit those developing and least developed co
untries that participate in the project. All potential e-commerce practices are indirect beneficiaries of the project.The project strengthens UNCTAD's capacity to function in the implementation of WSIS action line C7 and to operate in e-commerce. The proje
ct includes the coordination and management of eTrade for All initiative.Duration of the project has not been defined. Finland's contribution is made in the initiating phase of the project. Earlier results have not been evaluated as the project is a new on
e. Suomi rahoittaa UNCTAD:n eTrade for All ?aloitetta yhteensä 520 000 eurolla vuoden 2018 loppuun saakka.Hankkeen tavoitteena on lisätä sellaisia kansallisia toimia (käytäntöjä ja ohjelmia) jotka lisäävät sähköistä kaupankäyntiä. Suomen rahoit
uksesta hyötyvät ohjelmaan osallistuvien kehittyvät ja vähiten kehittyneet maat jotka omaksuvat sähköista kauppaa edistäviä politiikkoja ja käytäntöjä. Välillisesti hanke hyödyttää kaikkia potentiaalisia sähköisen kaupan käyttäjiä.Hank
keella vahvistetaan UNCTAD:n kapasiteettia WSIS-toimintalinjan C7 toimeenpanossa ja toimia sähköisen kaupan parissa. Projektiin sisältyy uuden eTrade for All ?aloitteen koordinointi ja hallinto.Hankkeen kestoa ei ole määritelty. Suomen tuki kohdistuu 
hankkeen käynnistämisvaiheeseen. Kyseessä on uusi hanke joten sen aiempaa tuloksellisuutta ei ole voitu arvioida.
F.a: Rights of domestic workers Domestic workers work mainly in informal and unstable working conditions. They often end up working in the sector due to lack of options and mass unemployment. It is very hard on even impossible to complain about the working conditions because domestic wor
kers are often made to believe that their job is a gesture of charity from the employer. Most domestic workers are young women or girls doing heavy work with minimal and unstable salary and they lack respect, overtime-pay, holidays, written job contracts a
nd social security. The level of rights awareness is low and the fear of losing one’s job makes it difficult to complain on bad working conditions - even violence at work and other forms of inappropriate treatment.The project will help to implement train
ings to the SINED activists and leadership, recruit new members, campaign about the rights of domestic workers to the general public, and do a study and a legislative proposal on social security for domestic workers. As a result of the project the rights a
wareness and working conditions of domestic workers will increase, the trade union will become stronger, there will be 1500 new members, the union will actively campaign on the rights of domestic workers and succeed in passing on reforms in the social secu
rity legislation. Nobody knows the exact amount of domestic workers in Mozambique but the according to SINED the potential is around 35 000 people. The number of domestic workers seems to be increasing as the middle and upper class continue to grow and on 
the other hand the unemployment of the uneducated continues to worsen. The uneven distribution of income creates different levels of labor markets and SINED with its 2770 members (2682 women, 88 men) is still too weak to be a believable actor. In addition 
to domestic workers and their families, also the activists and leadership of SINED are beneficiaries of the project.SINED is the official project partner and SASK has had a positive pilot project with them already in 2015. The union is affiliated to the na
tional center OTM-CS and the International Domestic Workers’ Federation (IDWF).
F.a: Disability, Learning and Empowerment The situation of persons with disabilities in Colombia is weak and many of them in the countryside live in extreme poverty. Their rights have been acknowledged in the legislation but as people are not well informed of them, they cannot claim for them. Usua
lly local authorities are also unaware of the rights and so they are not put into practice. The project promotes the rights of persons with disabilities by organising trainings to the PWDs and their families about their rights as well as vocational and ski
lls training in order to increase their sources of livelihood and income. Possibilities to independent and equal life with other members of society are enhanced also through psychological support and rehabilitation. Advocacy is done to strengthen the imple
mentation of rights and to enhance attitude change in the society. The project is implemented in the area of Region Centro (Codito, Suba, Chia, Soacha). The implementing partner is the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Colombia IELCO.
Burundi peace building project/CMI Burundin rauhanrakentamishanke/CMI CMI has been active in Burundi since 2015. National stakeholders and selected international partners have so far welcomed and appreciated the nature of CMI’s informal, discreet and confidential support. Particularly, CMI provides safe, informal spaces where ideas can be explored, exchanged and tested towards finding common ground for peaceful solutions. CMI has been active in Burundi since 2015. National stakeholders and selected international partners have so far welcomed and appreciated the nature of CMI’s informal, discreet and confidential support. Particularly, CMI provides safe, informal spaces where ideas can be explored, exchanged and tested towards finding common ground for peaceful solutions.
F.a: Slum Community Development Project in Dhaka The project ended in 2015, old description: The project aims at empowering the target communities by building their capacities through Community Health Education (CHE) -model. Fida’s partners with Full Gospel Churches of India (FGCI) in the project. FGCI
 has been a registered organization since 1971. One of its aims is to improve the status of the poorest people by improving their skills and knowledge, emphasizing their own character and culture as well as their socio-economic status in their society. Thu
s far the project has seen the establishment of 75 village committees. A total of 4000 households practice preventive healthcare and literacy has increased in the target communities. All the children attend school and their parents support their education.
 Entrepreneurship has increased and women have been empowered and have organised into 500 self-help groups. In the villages greenery has increased, environment protection activities have been practiced, farmers are using bio fertilizers, and two thousand f
amilies have started kitchen gardens. Ten medium sized vermicomposting units were established. Mangrove regeneration in 250 hectares, which was done up to 2009, has been under survival monitoring, and casualties have been replaced with mangrove seeds. The 
partner has created their own HIV/aids Policy. The project works together with other organisations and local administration. The project impact will be increased livelihood means in the target communities that enhances economic condition of the target fami
lies, increased education levels, increased hope and security among the People living with HIV + AIDS.
F.a: Enhancing Community Based Decision Making on Customary Land, Natural Resources, and Livelihood: A Pilot Project in River Cess, Liberia Within the project, an initial workshop with the two local communities involved will take place, SDI's existing land mapping guides will be updated, the communities' land use and natural resources will be mapped, the communities' land use norms will be doc
umented, their awareness of how to tackle investors interested in land acquisition will be increased, communication material and radio programmes will be produced. Finally, the lessons learnt during the project will be analysed and shared with national and
 international decision-makers. Liberia is one of the African countries, which has granted most land concessions to the national elite and foreign investors; 25% of its land area. The land is used for industrial agriculture as well as forestry and mining i
ndustries, for instance rubber and oil palm plantations. Consequences include forced displacement of local communities, environmental damage, human rights violations, livelihood uncertainty and land conflicts. Therefore, communities lack legal advice, info
rmation on the consequences of contracting their lands, and ways to get investors to respect the contracts made. The aim of the project is to gather best practices on how to support communities to protect their traditional lands, resources, livelihoods and
 cultures. By increasing the capacity of the communities, the aim is to raise awareness of their land governance strategies. In addition, the aim is to ensure participatory, responsible and informed decision-making of the communities when deciding on their
 land and resource management. They will also be supported in negotiating and reaching a fair compensation on investments regarding their lands. The project will be implemented with two local communities in the River Cess county (approximately 7,000 commun
ity members). The communities are mostly members of the forest dependent Bassa tribe. Typical livelihoods are related to agriculture, fishing, hunting, traditional medicine, artisan mining and non-timber forest products (rattan).
F.a: South Asian Dialogues on Ecological Democracy 2017-2018 South Asian Dialogues on Ecological Democracy (SADED) network aims at creating a greater understanding about Ecological Democracy, its global context and wants to bring it more centrally into public discussion, within civil society and the political mainst
ream; focus being India, South Asia and Global. SADED promotes the access of marginalised groups to decision making on natural resources. Through locally-established action groups, SADED focuses particularly on questions concerning food security, climate a
nd the building up of autonomous communities. The purpose of the network is to bring new perspectives into social dialogue and to encourage people to critical thinking and observation. Environmentally sustainable, more equitable and egalitarian ways of all
eviating and solving environmental problems are approached through dialogue. Various public events, workshops, seminars, publications and reports serve as channels for this dialogue. Underlying global structures are also taken into consideration in analyse
s based on local knowledge. SADED has actively taken part in various international arena, like the World Social Forum (WSF). Administratively, SADED functions as a project of the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS), a development studies in
stitute located in Delhi, but the contribution of volunteers is very important to the continuity of the network's operations.
F.a: Vocational training on handicraft and setting up a home-based production group for people with disabilities Vocational training for 10 persons with a disability in making handicraft in Ha Dong District Hanoi, Vietnam. These 10 persons with a disability will learn a vocation and will be able to be employed and make income after the project.
F.a: Water, Sanitation and Community Based Health and First Aid To improve the lives and the general health and sanitation conditions of the vulnerable communities through the promotion of the community based health care, water and sanitation activities and organizational development of the Sudenese Red Crescent Societ
y.
F.a: Youth economic empowerment The objective of the project is that youth from the targeted areas, particularly young women, are socially and economically empowered to improve their position in society. Specifically this means that youth have access to youth friendly micro finance schem
es, quality and market driven vocational and technical training, Life skills and enterprise development trainings; youth particularly young women increase their levels of economic work (self or paid employment) and local communities and parents recognize a
nd encourage youth, particularly young women, to become socially and economically active members of society. Project beneficiaries are 30,000 youth from Chakwal whose awareness employment choices, TVET, and MFIs support services is strengthened. The projec
t is implemented by Plan Pakistan and local partners.
F.a: Improving school environment in Nepal In rural Nepal especially girls encounter challenges related to schooling, one of them being lack of toilets suitable for girls. There is also need for improvement in teachers' attitudes, transparency of school administration, infrastructure and safe envir
onment. With closer cooperation betweeen different school stakeholdersthe quality of schools can be improved and the attitudes in communities can be changed to understand the importance of schooling in children's life. The project aims to develop child and
 environmentally friendly schools in rural Eastern Nepal by supporting school child clubs in their activities and the cooperation between school stakeholders (child club, school management committee, parent-teacher assotiation, school administration, Villa
ge education committee) in preparing school improvement plans (SIP). The project provides capacitation to Child Club board members on child rights, life skills, gender, social inclusion and environmental issues. The school stakeholders participate in capac
itations and workshops to manage the schools efficiently and transparently. Through Child Clubs the youth can contribute to the development of their own shools and communities. There is also hardware components to improve the classrooms, sanitation and saf
e drinking water facilities in project schools. The project will result quality rural schools with good environment to study and work.
F.a: Moving from Social Protection to Child 
Sensitive Social Protection: promoting Children’s well-being in Zambia The project will aim to improve services and social protection programmes and includes training, awareness-raising and up-skilling of service providers on offering child sensitive services. At the same time, opportunities to improve coordination and collab
oration between social protection programs, basic services and community groups as well as their complementarity and synergy will be explored. The program will increase the communities’ awareness of the linkages between SP programs and basic services by 
using ICT information exchanges and through practical and logistical arrangements.
VIET FLC/Administrative costs VIET PYM/Hallintokulut #NAME? This case is for administration and financial management of the Fund for Local Cooperation in the Embassy. It includes the management of framework audit as well as consultancy service.
UNHCR; humanitarian aid; regional response to Nigeria Situation (Nigeria Cameroon Niger Chad) UNHCR; humanitaarinen apu; alueellinen vaste Nigerian tilanteeseen (Nigeria Kamerun Niger Tshad) The Boko Haram insurgency has displaced over 2.4 million people in the Lake Chad Basin. The crisis has been exacerbated by conflict-induced hunger and malnutrition. Over 1.75 million people have been internally displaced in Nigeria and over 204 000 refugee
s have fled to neighbouring countries. The UNHCR's regional response appeal (1795 MUSD) covers Nigeria Cameroon Niger and Chad. The UNHCR's regional response focuses on protection and assistance to refugees IDPs returnees and stateless persons. Osittaisesta positiivisesta kehityksestä huolimatta Nigerian ja T?ad-järven alueen humanitaarinen tilanne jatkuu haastavana. Muun muassa ääriliike Boko Haramin taistelujen takia yli 25 miljoonaa on joutunut pakenemaan kodeistaan Nigeriassa Kamerunissa 
T?adissa ja Nigerissä. Maat ovat jo entuudestaan matalan kehitystason ja korkean väestönkasvun maita joissa myös tartuntataudit ovat yleisiä. UNHCR avustaa pakotetusti muuttaneita ja pyrkii varmistamaan alueen hallitusten kanssa että pakolaiset palaa
vat kotimaihinsa ainoastaan vapaaehtoisesti.