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Humanitarian assistance; Plan Finland Humanitaarinen apu Plan Suomi Säätiö Plan International Finland has two on-going operations funded byt the MFA: Jordan 245 000 euros and Ethiopia 755 000 euros. Jordan operation's main goals are to offer 1) level early childhood development services for 1500 refugee children under five years 
old 2) child protection services and psycho-social support for 1000 children under 18 and 3) parenting skills for 1900 parents. Additionally the operation includes infrastructure improvements to facilitate children with disabilities and will be implemented
 in close cooperation with Finn Church Aid. The main goal of the Ethiopia operation is to prevent deaths of children under 5 years old due to malnutrition and decrease the level of morbidity of children and pregnant or lactating women in Bugna and Tselemt 
districts in Ethiopia. Drought and malnutrition situation in these chronically food insecure areas has been over the international emergency threshold for almost two years and the situation is not expected to get better before October 2017. Lifesaving nutr
ition intervention is complemented by food security and WASH components to support he recovery of the households? food security situation to the pre-drought level. The MFA funding for these operations in 2017 is 1 000 000 euros. Plan International Suomi toteuttaa Ulkoasiainministeriön rahoituksella operaatioita Jordaniassa (245 000 euroa) ja Etiopiassa (755 000 euroa). Jordanian operaation tavoitteena on tarjota perustason varhaiskasvatuspalveluja 1500 pakolaislapselle Azhraqin p
akolaisleirissä ja Ammanissa lastensuojelupalveluita ja psykososiaalista tukea 1000 alle 18 vuotiaalle pakolaislapselle Azhraqin pakolaisleirillä sekä tukea vanhemmuuteen yhteensä 1900 vanhemmalle. Operaatio toteutetaan tiiviissä yhteistyössä Kirkon
 Ulkomaanavun kanssa. Etiopian operaation tavoitteena on estää aliravitsemuksesta johtuvat alle viisivuotiaiden lasten kuolemat ja vähentää lasten ja odottavien/imettävien äitien sairastuneisuutta Bugnan ja Tselemtin piirikunnissa Etiopiassa. Henki
ä pelastavan ravitsemustoimenpiteiden lisäksi operaatioon on integroitu ruokaturva- ja vesi- ja sanitaatiokomponentit jotta kotitalouksien ruokaturvatilanne saataisiin nostettua kuivuutta edeltävälle tasolle.  Ulkoasiainministeriön rahoitus operaatioi
lle vuonna 2017 on yhteensä 1 000 000 euroa.
FLC: Securing Human Right to Water PYM: Turvataan oikeus veteen ja sanitaatioon One of the UN Sustainable Development Goals is the right to clean water. In Georgia the differences in securing this right are vast between the cities the rural areas and the border areas. The aim is to improve Georgian water governance by training the sta
ff of the Public Defender's Office in water legislation inspecting water quality by taking samples especially in schools writing a report of findings and presenting suggestions to improve coverage and uniformity of the water legislation and thus improving 
the existing situation. Eräs YK:n kestävän kehityksen tavoitteista on oikeus puhtaaseen veteen. Georgiassa tämän oikeuden turvaamisessa on suuri ero varsinkin kaupunkien ja maaseudun välillä sekä rajaseuduilla. Georgian vesihallintoa pyritään parantamaan kouluttamalla i
hmisoikeusvaltuutetun toimiston henkilökuntaa vesioikeusasioissa tutkitaan varsinkin koulujen veden laatua näytteitä ottamalla ja laatimalla niistä raportti sekä parannusehdotusten tekeminen vesilain yhdenmukaistamiseksi ja kattavuuden lisäämiseksi 
ja näin olemassaolevan tilanteen parantamiseksi.
FLC: Beautiful Minds Community Works PLC Recycle and produce soap for hand washing for students in 30 government schools in Addis Abeba - Hygiene and sanitation marketing training for students school personnel and PTA representatives - Information education and communication (IEC) to enable women
/girls on the street to participate in the project as a future income generation scheme. This will be done for the sanitation and hygiene keeping of the students in targeted schools. Besides the students health will improve. In addition to this women/girls
 will get employment as a result of the project. The students' health and sanitation maintenance have direct impact on the educational achievement of the students. The beneficiaries of the project are students in 30 government schools in Addis Abeba the fa
milies of the students the school community teachers and poor women/girls in need of jobs. The project will involve Addis Abeba city bureau of trade Ethiopian Revenue and customs authority Woreda bureau of health and education and others. - Recycle and produce soap for hand washing for students in 30 government schools in Addis Abeba - Hygiene and sanitation marketing training for students school personnel and PTA representatives - Information education and communication (IEC) to enable wom
en/girls on the street to participate in the project as a    future income generation scheme. This will be done for the sanitation and hygiene keeping of the students in targeted schools. Besides the students health will improve. In addition to this women/
girls will get employment as a result of the project. The students' health and sanitation maintenance have direct impact on the educational achievement of the students. The beneficiaries of the project are students in 30 government schools in Addis Abeba t
he families of the students the school community teachers and poor women/girls in need of jobs. The project will involve Addis Abeba city bureau of trade  Ethiopian Revenue and customs authority Woreda bureau of health and education and others.
F.a: Development Aid to Victims of Gorkha Earthquake among Persons with Disabilities in Rasuwa Support to disabled victims of Nepal earthquake, for building temporary shelters.
HIV/AIDS Prevention care and support project of Jimma town and Jimma zone Ethiopia HIV/AIDS:n leviämisen estämis ja tartunnansaaneiden tukiprojekti Jimman alueella 2013: HIV/AIDS is one of the major social factors limiting the realization of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) in Ethiopia. To assist the national efforts in reducing the spread of HIV/AIDS and mitigating its impact the project is targeting to improv
e and sustain the living standard of orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) and vulnerable groups in Jimma town and Agaro town. The cross-cutting development policy objectives will be taken into account since the project 
will be working with people living with HIV/AIDS orphans vulnerable women children and youth trying to fight against stigmatisation and trying to give them their full place in the community they are living in focusing especially on women. In addition to th
at the project will offer needy children the possibility to go to school.The beneficiaries of the project will be selected from all the cultural and religious backgrounds. The project will not create any new structure but will work in close collaboration w
ith the goverment bodies the town administration and the community based organizations.The main beneficiaries of the projects are people living with HIV/AIDS orphans and vunerable children high risk groups including unemployed youth and vunerable women and
 in extension the whole community.The key project activities are:- Orphan care and support program: monthly financial and material support medical help life skills training and income generating activities for guardians.- PLWHA rehabilitation care and supp
ort program: monthly financial and material support medical service counseling life skill training and income generating activities.- High risk women and youth self-reliance program: small scale business/micro-enterprise training and income generating acti
vities.- Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT) program and community mobilization.- Information Education and Communication (IEC) program/Behavioural Change Communication (BCC).- Capacity building/trainings.For the second phase of the project the number o
f catchment areas will be reduced to two: Agaro town and Jimma town. During the first phase of the project the working area was very wide with long geographic distances and the work could not be as efficient as it should. The latest data we collected from 
the different areas showed that the HIV problem is very big in Agaro and Jimma whereas it is not as obvious in the other places. 2010: HIV-tartunnan saaneiden ja korkeassa riskiluokassa olevien naisten ja nuorten tukeminen omatoimiseen ja tuottavaan elämään yhteisön jäseninä ruoka- ja lääkeapua jakamalla sekä elämisen taitoja harjaannuttamalla. Yhteisön valveutuneisuuden 
lisääminen käyttäytymismuutoksen aikaansaamiseksi tuottamalla tiedotusmateriaalia ja kouluttamalla kouluttajia kuntatason ja aluetason organisaatioissa. Ennaltaehkäisevästi lisäämällä niiden määrää jotka tietävät HIV-statuksensa tarjoamalla
 vapaaehtoista ja luottamuksellista HIV-testiä.
Support to UNFPA for humanitarian activities in Syria Tuki YK:n väestörahasto UNFPAn humanitaariseen toimintaan Syyriassa 2 million euros from this year?s budget is proposed to be allocated to UNFPA for Syria and cross-border programs in Turkey and Jordan. The humanitarian situation continues to be difficult in Syria. 13.1 million humans need humanitarian assistance. 5.6 mill
ion of them are in need of acute help. According to the UN Syria's funding requirement in 2018 is approximately USD 3.5 billion.The funding for Finnish humanitarian aid in Syria in 2018 is planned to be 12.55 million euros through UNHCR WFP UNFPA Internati
onal Red Cross Movement Church Foreign Assistance and the Save the Children Organization in Finland.In 2018 UNFPA's Syria Regional Office will aim to strengthen the organization's operations and its geographical coverage increase the acquisition of medical
 equipment supplies and medicines improve preparedness and preparedness planning for example in badly destroyed areas and to improve the education and livelihoods of vulnerable women. In 2018 UNFPA will also work in northern Syria from Gaziantep Turkey and
 southwestern Syria from Amman Jordan with the mandate of the UN Security Council resolution. UNFPA has defined urgent needs in 2018 at level about USD 3.8 million. Ulkoministeriö tukee YK:n väestörahasto UNFPAn humanitaarista toimintaa Syyriassa kahdella miljoonalla eurolla. UNFPA tarjoaa äitiys- ja neuvolapalveluita parantaa mahdollisuuksia turvalliseen synnytykseen ehkäisee sukupuoleen perustuvaa väkivaltaa j
a tarjoaa väkivallan uhreille psykososiaalista tukea. Vuonna 2019 tehdyn evaluaation mukaan työ on ollut tuloksellista. Syyrian humanitaarinen tilanne jatkuu vaikeana 10 vuotta kestäneen sodan seurauksena. Humanitaarisen avun tarpeessa on yli 11 miljoon
aa ihmistä joista puolet on lapsia. Yli 6 miljoonaa ihmistä on joutunut pakenemaan kodeistaan maan sisällä ja lähes saman verran on paennut muihin maihin. Naiset ja tytöt ovat erityisen haavoittuvassa asemassa.
F.a: Development of small producer organizations in Nicaragua Coffee is Nicaragua's most important export product and provides employment for more than 300.000 people each year, corresponding to more than half of the agricultural sector jobs. Rainfall fluctuation and potential temperature increase brought about by cl
imate change threatens the whole industry in many areas. Epidemic rust disease throughout Central America has done serious damage in Nicaragua as well. Increased humidity, old age of coffee bushes and lack of know-how in the treatment of the bushes has inf
luenced the spread of the disease. During the project’s planning phase in 2014, the coffee producers identified as their major problems - besides climate change and the rust disease - producer organizations’ low administrative capacity, poor productivi
ty, weak of quality assurance, financial difficulties and uncertain sales channels. The goal of the project in Nicaragua is to improve livelihood of small coffee producers. The project’s purpose is to develop the country's coffee producers' organizations
 to be more efficient and productive. The project will develop the administrative capacity of producer organizations through training on cooperative principles. Productivity and quality of coffee farming will be improved by establishment of coffee nurserie
s, producing organic fertilizers and by training especially youth on sustainable farming practices. Quality control of the processing of coffee is improved by updating and calibrating tasting areas to standardize quality criteria, and training coffee taste
rs. Cooperatives sales capacities will be strengthened by training cooperatives on market knowledge, risk management and logistics, as well as by organizing tasting events. Nicaragua's coffee producers chose 18 weakest coffee cooperatives of a total of 21 
Fairtrade coffee cooperatives to take part in the project. Direct beneficiaries of the project are 10.600 coffee producers, of which 27 percent are women. Indirect beneficiaries are seasonal workers involved in the picking and processing of coffee. Impleme
nting partner organizations are Latin American and the Caribbean network of small Fairtrade producers, CLAC, and it’s network in Nicaragua, La Coordinadora Nicaraguense de Organizaciones de Pequenos Productores y Productoras de Comercio Justo (CNCJ). htt
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Beam: Mosquito traps for malaria prevention Ecology mosquito traps for less developing countries
F.a: Empowering tribal communities of Antagarh to claim the forest, land, cultural and civil entitlements for strengthening the local governance The project wants to strengthen the capacity of tribal communities in Chhattisgarh State, to deal with their issues around Land, Water and Forest, to as such strengthen their livelyhoods and claim their basic rights, especially in the context of the govern
ments industrial corridor effort around the Rawaghat mountain area. Towards this objective, during the previous project phase supported by Siemenpuu-Kansalaisliikkeiden yhteistyösäätiö sr 40 villages received knowledge and training regarding Individual
 and Community Forest Rights. Individual forest rights claims were made for all the 40 villages. The target group selected then for the interventions carried out under the new project are 26 neighbouring villages (and their CBO’s and mutual help groups) 
to the villages which received support in the previous phase, and which are as such also threatened by the government’s industrial and railway initiatives and in need to be protected from displacements. In addition also 14 of the previously supported vil
lages have been identified to be in need of continued support with regards to their claims. As the interventions previously carried out were evaluated as having been succesfull, the components also this time include the empowerment of mutual help groups an
d CBOs, training on various para-legal aspects related to the making of the Community Forest Right claims, the fostering of tribal culture and the facilitating of networking and linking up with different partners and departments. An additional element is n
ow around the theme of NFTP, which are planned to be mapped and their trade and value addition further developed according to prevailing guidelines. Towards this latter objective a cooperative or federation of the mutual help groups will be set up. Disha a
ims at sustainable village communities based on democracy and justice. Though participatory capacity building, advocacy and networking it promotes sustainable community management of natural resources. It is supporting the communities´ protection of their
 environment and makes Adivasis, Dalits and other marginalised groups more aware of their rights. www.dishacg.org
F.a: Popularisation of the UNCRPD among leaders and women with disabilities in Wakiso The project is for human rights and awareness training through the popularisation of the United nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD). This will involve 23 women + girls with disabilities as well as 28 local and district
Assessment of soil amendment rock resources phase II Mineraali- ja lannoitefosfaattivarojen arviointi viljelymaan laadun parantamiseksi Etiopiassa toinen vaihe The purpose of the project is to strengthen the capacity of the Ethiopian counterpart agencies to develop information on mineral and soil resources for improving agricultural productivity. Specific attention is given to the assessment on carbonate rock res
ources since the production of acid agricultural lands can be improved significantly with balanced application of lime. The project aims to achieve 6 results: 1.Detailed project implementation plan is prepared for capacity building and research 2. Technica
l and human capacities of Geological Survey Ethiopia on mapping and documenting geoinformation are improved 3. Human and technical capacities of Oromia Agricultural Research Institute are improved 4. Lime development has been promoted to identified public 
and private companies interested on lime production and distribution 5. Agricultural extension services are improved and 6. Project's results are disseminated to relevant stakeholders in agricultural and mineral sectors. Project's fieldwork will be conduct
ed in Oromia region. The budgrt is 700 000 euros divided as follows: 2016: 250 000 euros 2017:250 000 euros and 2018:200 000 euros. The project is second phase of the project that was implemented in 2014-2015.Ethiopia belongs to the least development count
ries (LDC). IKI-hankkeen tarkoituksena on parantaa ruokaturvaa kehittämällä yhteistyöinstituutioden kapasiteettia kerätä tietoa mineraali- ja maaperäresursseista jotta viljelymaan tuottoa saataisiin nostettua. Erityishuomio on kalkkikivivarantojen hyödyntämis
essä sillä happaman vilejymaan kalkitseminen voi nostaa sen tuotantoa huomattavasti.  Hanke haluaa toimia myös siltana kaupallisen toiminnan lisäämiseen: Sen avulla pyritään saamaan toimijoita kinnostumaan kalkin kaupallisesta tuotannosta Etiopiasss
a. Hankkeella on 6 tulostavoittetta: 1. Yksityiskohtaisen toimintasuunnitelman valmistuminen liittyen yhteistyökumppaneiden kapasiteetin kehittämiseen ja hankkeessa tehtävään tutkimustyöhön  2. Etiopian GTK:n kehittynyt kapasiteetti liittyen geoinfo
rmaation kartoitukseen ja dokumentointiin 3.  Oromian alueen maataloustutkimusinstituutin parantunut kapasiteetti happamien maiden hoidossa 4. Kalkin tuotannon kehittämisen tarjoamista mahdollisuuksista on tiedotettu oleellisille osapuolille  5. Maataloud
en neuvontapalvelut ovat parantuneet ja  6. Projektin tuloksista on tiedotettu keskeisille tahoille. Hankkeen toteutuksesta vastaa GTK. Myös LUKEn asiantuntijoita on mukana hankkeessa. Hankkeseen liittyvät kenttätyöt toteutetaan Oromian alueella.  Hank
keen  budjetti on  700 00 euroa josta 2016: 250 000 euroa 2017: 250 000 euroa ja 2018: 200 000 euroa.  Hanke on toinen vaihe vuosina 2014-2015 toteutettua hanketta. Etiopia kuuluu vähiten kehittyneisiin maihin (LDC).
FLC: SAN-girls empowerment project PYM: WLC/ SAN-tyttöjen voimallistamishanke Overall Goal: To contribute towards a society in which the rights of all people including San girls are respected and protected so that San girls can live in dignity and safety and enjoy their rights.The specific objectives are:?To empower San girls throug
h human rights knowledge and provision of safe spaces to strengthen their self-esteem and ability to prevent child marriage early pregnancy and other forms of violence.?To increase opportunities for San girls to engage in dialogue and advocacy with communi
ty members traditional and community leaders and state agencies at both the local and national levels on prevention of child marriage and other issues affecting their lives.?To produce Information Education and Communication Materials?To conduct monitoring
 and evaluation of community-negotiated interventions to protect the right of San girls. Kesto: 2 vuottaKokonaisrahoitus: 1 900 000 (125 000 Euroa)Yleistavoite: Ihmisoikeuksien parantaminen erityisesti San-naisten ja ? tyttöjen parissa. Lapsiavioliitto-jen ja teiniraskauksien estäminen San-naisten vaikuttamismahdollisuuksien parantaminen. P
ääaktiviteetit: Vierailut yhteisöissä työpajat yhteisöissä kansallinen seminaari ja koulutusmateriaali-nen tuottaminen. Tulokset: San-tyttöjen aseman parantaminen neljässä eri yhteisössä. San-tytöt osallistuvat aktiivisesti dialogiin yhteisöj
en johtajien kanssa paikallisella mutta myös kansallisella tasolla. WLC yhteistyö San-yhteisöjen kanssa vahvistuu.
F.a: CMC-N Community Psychosocial Support Program Developing and advocating for community-based mental health support mechanisms.
IDA16 replenishment KV.RAH.LAIT/Kv. kehitysjärjestö IDA16-lisärahoitus International Development Association IDA16 replenishment. Brussels December 15 2010 ? A final agreement was reached today on a US$49.3 billion funding package for the International Development Association (IDA) the World Bank?s fund for the poorest countr
ies and a key actor in progress towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals.Funding for the sixteenth IDA replenishment (IDA16) is up 18 percent on the previous round three years ago and follows pledges not only from traditional donors but also fund
ing from within the World Bank Group and from current and former IDA borrowers. The new compact is manifested in strong pledges from both traditional and new donors contributions through pre-payments from countries that used to borrow interest-free loans f
rom IDA and contributions from World Bank and IFC net income. ?With this robust IDA replenishment we will have the ability to help immunize 200 million more children extend health services to over 30 million people give access to improved water sources to 
80 million more people help build 80000 kilometers of roads and train and recruit over two million teachers? Zoellick said. The agreement marks the last opportunity for donors and poor countries to effectively use IDA funds to make more progress on reachin
g the Millennium Development Goals which includes the internationally agreed target to halve poverty by 2015. A total of 51 donors pledged to IDA16 which covers the period from July 2011 to June 2014. ?The funding pledges show support from an extraordinary
 global coalition of donors and borrowers which have come together to ensure that even in these difficult economic times we offer hope and opportunity to the world?s poor? said World Bank Group President Robert B. Zoellick. ?This strong level of support is
 a testimony to IDA?s relentless focus on results that bring improvements on the ground for poor people.? Hankkeella rahoitetaan Suomen osuus Maailmanpankkiryhmään kuuluvan Kansainvälisen kehitysjärjestön (International Development Association IDA) 16. lisärahoitukseen kaudella 2012-2014. IDA16-kierroksella pyritään n. 37 mrd. euron rahoitustasoon jost
a osa hoidetaan pankkiryhmän sisäisin varoin ja siirroin ja osa avunantajaosuuksin. Suomi osallistuu lisärahoitukseen 241 milj. eurolla ja antaa lisäksi IDA16-lisärahoituksen yhteydessä 15 milj. euron lisäpanostuksen liittyen ilmastonmuutoksen vasta
isiin toimiin. Suomen taakanjako-osuus lisärahoituksesta on alustavasti n. 094%.IDA on Maailmanpankin kanava antaa pehmeäehtoista rahoitusta ja lahja-apua köyhimmille kehitysmaille. IDA:n tavoitteena on tukea ja edistää köyhimpien kehitysmaiden kest
ävää kehitystä ja talouskasvua. IDA toimii kolmivuotisten lisärahoitussyklien puitteissa. Vuoden 2010 aikaina käydyissä IDA16-lisärahoitusneuvotteluissa on sovittu rahoituskauden tavoitteista ja toimintaperiaatteista rahoituksen tasosta ja jäsenma
iden maksuosuuksista.