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?Securing an ?enabling environment?: Supporting and protecting human rights defenders worldwide (...) ISHR Ihmisoikeuspuolustajien toimintaedellytysten turvaaminen: Ihmisoikeuspuolustajien tuki ja suojelu maailmanlaajuisesti This project ?Securing an enabling environment? will support human rights defenders in their vital work to promote human rights good government and the rule of law and will leverage the international and regional human rights systems to provide protection 
and prevent regression in the operating environment at the national level. The project will ensure that human rights defenders are better networked and capacitated in their strategic use of international and regional human rights systems and mechanisms. It
 will also ensure that international and regional mechanisms develop standards and make recommendations which respond to the situation operating environment and protection needs of defenders and become more accessible effective and protective in pushing fo
r change on the ground. Further an increased number of jurisdictions will enact and effectively implement specific national laws and mechanisms to recognise and protect human rights defenders in line with the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders (which
 ISHR had a key role in bringing about) and the recently launched landmark Model National Law on Human Rights Defenders endorsed by 27 eminent human rights experts). Defenders of LGBTI rights women?s and ESC rights  are priorities of and for this project w
ith e.g. ISHR planning organising and convening with partners a much-needed ?General Comment to the Yogyakarta Principles? on this key document?s 10th anniversary (2017) co-steering the first and only space for defenders and multinational corporations to r
egularly come together to meet and to push for constructive human rights defender-related changes with their corporate social responsibility policies in line with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and training a new generation of defen
ders in multiple languages working on these thematic issues to use the international and regional human rights systems and mechanisms. Projekti tukee ihmisoikeuspuolustajia työssään ihmisoikeuksien hyvän hallinnon ja oikeusvaltioperiaatteen edistämisessä sekä ohjaa kansainvälisiä ja alueellisia ihmisoikeusmekanismeja tarjoamaan suojelua ja varmistamaan toimintaympäristön kansal
lisella tasolla. Ihmisoikeuspuolustajien verkottumista ja kyvykkyyttä parannetaan mahdollistaen ihmisoikeusmekanismien paremman käytön. Lisäksi nämä mekanismit kehittäisivät standardeja ja antaisivat suosituksia jotka vastaisivat ihmisoikeuspuolust
ajien tilanteisiin ja toimintaympäristöihin. Tuloksena haetaan myös sitä että syntyisi yhä enemmän YK:n ihmisoikeuspuolustajajulistuksen mukaista kansallista lainsäädäntöä. Erityisenä prioriteettina projektissa ovat LHBTI- naisten ja TSS-oikeu
ksien puolustajat. Rahoitusta hakeva järjestö (ISHR) järjestää mm. Yogyakartan periaatteita käsittelevän kokouksen tuo yhteen ihmisoikeuspuolustajia ja monikansallisia yrityksiä ja kouluttaa uusia ihmisoikeuspuolustajia.
Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure (MSDI) Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) and Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) in Zanzibar Sansibarin ympäristö- ja paikkatietojärjestelmien kehittäminen The Overall Objective (intended long-term impact) of the Project is improved utilisation of geospatial information in spatial planning and management in Zanzibar. The Project will improve access to spatial information and thus possibilities for inter-agenc
y cooperation and public participation in environmental and other spatial planning and management processes. Easy access to spatial information is a precondition for private sector involvement in economic development participatory democracy good governance
 (transparency) reduction of inequalities and fair sharing of benefits from natural resources which all contribute to poverty reduction. More efficient data sharing will create savings by reducing duplication of work by various agencies. In particular accu
rate coastal and marine spatial data also support the planning of adaptation to climate change which is imperative for small islands communities like Zanzibar. The project lasts for 3 years from 2016-2018 and its budget is 719 000 ?.Results areas are:1)Inc
reased capacity for developing and maintaining the National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI)2)Increased capacity for ecosystem-based planning and management of coastal zones maritime activities and the marine environment3)Improved geospatial capacities a
t partner organisations Hankkeen pitkän tähtäimen vaikutustavoite on parantaa paikkatiedon saatavuutta ja käyttöä sekä kehittää paikkatietokantojen ylläpitoa Sansibarilla. Hanke edistää eri hallinnonalojen ja muiden toimijoiden yhteistyötä sekä kansalaisten osallis
tumista ympäristön ja maankäytön suunnitteluun ja prosesseihin. Paikkatiedon helppo saatavuus on edellytys yksityissektorin investoinneille ja hyvälle hallinnolle. Se edistää lopulta kansalaisten ja toimijoiden tasa-arvoa ja vähentää köyhyyttä.
 Rannikkoalueiden- ja merien käytön suunnittelu tukee myös ilmastonmuutokseen sopeutumista. Hankkeen pituus on 3 vuotta 2016-2018 ja koko on 719 000 ?.Hankkeen hyödynsaajia ovat  Sansibarin maahallinto (Land Commission)  ja sen eri osastot sekä Sansib
arin valtionyliopisto sekä muut yliopistot ja valtionhallinto laajemmin. Lisäksi hyödynsaajia ovat yksityissektori investoijat ja kansalaiset pääsevät hyödyntämään paremmin paikkatietoa ja sen käyttösovellutuksia.Tulostavoite 1: Lisääntynyt k
apasiteetti kehittää ja ylläpitää kansallista paikkatietoinfrastruktuuria (NSDI ? teknologia ihmiset ja politiikat). Tulostavoite 2: Lisääntynyt kapasiteetti ekosysteemipohjaiseen suunnitteluun ja hoitoon rannikko- ja merialueilla.  Tulostavoite 3: 
Parempi kapasiteetti paikkatietojärjestelmien hyödyntämiseksi
F.a: Ecosystem and Community Forestry Management through Rural and Indigenous Women’s Leadership Implementing organisation WATCH aims to promote a holistic approach to ecosystem management that takes into account family-level development, agricultural production concurrently with other benefits such as soil and water quality, biological conservation, 
and increased resilience of rural communities. The project aims to develop ecosystem management plans for community forest user groups. Community forest groups have become less aware of their rights and many groups are almost defunct and under the guidance
 of a few community representatives. The project is being implemented on a pilot basis among women's groups and community forest groups in Kathmandu and Rupandeh districts. The beneficiaries of the project are 10 community forest user groups (comprising ap
proximately 25000 family members as indirect beneficiaries) and 25 women groups (totaling approximately 1000 women). There are an estimated 2,000 direct beneficiaries, 70-80% of whom are women. The project aims at recognizing biocultural rights of indigeno
us people in resource management and mitigation and adaptation of disasters induced by climate change and unplanned development. The project aims at the following outputs: 20 group level ecosystem management plans and two regional level plans based on grou
p plans; 10 Community Forest Management Plans; Coordination and cooperation with local governments for plans implementation; and  Increased awareness of communities about biocultural rights, ecosystems and community forestry. Project is implemented by Wome
n Acting Together for Change (WATCH), http://www.watch.org.np.
F.a: Project management Costs and activities related to the programme approach and project management tasks, mainly implemented in Finland, partly in programme countries.
F.a: SCHOOL CHILD ADVOCACY PROGRAMME The goal of the project is to improve childrens rights to education in Bangladesh. This is done through awareness raising trainings in 36 Ashirbad schools in 18 districts of the country. Through the project the possibilities, and desire for further educati
on will increase among the students in Ashirbad schools. Also, the number of school drop-outs in selected schools will be minimized. To reach the goal, the awareness related to childrens rights is raised. Awareness raising is done mainly among three groups
 of people: the students, the parents and the teachers. After the trainings both parents and students know more about the childrens rights, not only to start the education, but also to complete it. Through the trainings parents find more ways to support th
eir children in education. The teachers in Ashirbad schools have new methods and skills how to support their students in completing their education. It is expected that the partner organization, Bangladesh Assemblies of God (BAG)/ Ashirbad, is strengthened
 and its possibilities to do advocacy work has increased.
F.a: Organisation development specialist The organization development specialist support and train local partners in project management and project content issues. He supports the Regional Development Coordinator and ensures that information on the progress of projects in his area, the operating 
environment, feedback from partners and the support they need is informed quickly and regularly to the Regional Coordinator and the Helsinki Development Cooperation Unit.
F.a: Upscaling of skills training and technical education for employment programme 1. Project: 11883 Upscaling of skills training and technical education for employment programme (STEP) #2. Project area and Country: Kailali and Dadeldhura districts in Far-West of Nepal #3. Project justification: #The population of Haliyas, Kamaiyas and K
amalaris (HKK) are comparatively high in the Far West of Nepal. The region has limited opportunities for unskilled youths to engage in wage and self-employment work. The project targets youths from Haliya, Kamaiya, Kamalaris and Badi communities. These com
munities are considered to be the most marginalized and vulnerable groups due to high incidence of poverty, illiteracy and human rights violence. The youths from these communities are heavily migrated to Indian cities for employment opportunities or are co
mpelled to engage in low paying and high risk works to generate income for their families. TVET can support these target youths from remote area to live dignified life. However, due to high demand upon TVET to youths and concentration of TVET service provi
ders in urban areas, the access of quality TVET is challenge for these target groups. #4. The main objective and the expected results: #The project aims to increase awareness and access to market focused quality vocational skills training to marginalized a
nd vulnerable women and youths for their gainful employment. Strengthened advocacy and partnership among TVET stakeholders will be promoted for creating income and employment opportunities for trained youths and women.#5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: 115 
youths (16 to 29 years of age), 25% will be girls and young women (no of beneficiaries in 2019- the project will end in May 2019)#Duty bearers: Centre for Technical Education and Vocational training (CTEVT), Cooperative Division, District Agriculture Offic
e, Freed Kamaiya Women Development Forum (FKWDF), Integrated Development Society (IdeS).#6. Implementing partner:  Underprivileged Children's Educational Programs (UCEP) Nepal
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 i
nstitute located in Delhi, but the contribution of volunteers is very important to the continuity of the network's operations.
Ghana/Rural Electrification Project in Ashanti and Eastern regions Ghana/maaseudun sähköistämishanke Ashanti ja itäiset alueet Rural Electrification Project in Ashanti and Eastern Regions Ghana. The proposed Rural Electrification Project was initiated by the Ministry of Energy of Ghana and ELTEL. The objective of the project is to contribute to the rural electrification in three d
istricts of Ashanti Region and one district in the Eastern Region. In order to promote the socio-economic development of rural areas the Government of Ghana supports rural electrification. The cost estimate includes all costs for planning design survey bus
h clearance material freight erection tests and commissioning of the project. Maaseudun sähköistämishanke Ashantissa ja Itäisellä seudulla Ghanassa. Hanke on Ghanan energiaministeriön ja ELTEL:in aloite ja Suomen ensimmäinen korkotukiluottohanke Ghanassa. Hankkeen tavoitteena on edistää maaseudun sähköistämistä kolmella
 Ashantin seudun alueella ja yhdellä Itäisen seudun alueista. Ghanan hallitus tukee maaseudun sähköistämistä edistääkseen maaseudun yhteiskunnallis- taloudellista kehitystä. Hankkeen kustannusarvioon sisältyy koko hankkeen suunnittelu selvitys ma
aston raivaus materiaalit rahtikulut pystytys kokeet ja käyttöönotto.Hankkeen tavoitteena on maaseudun sähköistäminen Ashantissa ja Itäisellä seudulla. Hanke on osa maan laajempaa maaseudun kehittämispolitiikkaa. Hankkeen ympäristövaikutteet ova
t suotuisat. Sähköistämisen myötä puuntarve vähenee ja sen mukana myös hakkuut ja aavikoituminen. Lisäksi se vähentää maaltapakoa ja suo paremmat elinolosuhteet mm. lisäämällä maataloustuotteiden myyntiä kylmälaitteiden avulla. Se antaa ma
hdollisuuden puhelinverkkojen rakentamiseen jonka avulla asiakkaat saavat yhteydet hallinto- ja talouskeskuksiin. Asukkaiden elinolosuhteet kohentuvat terveyskeskuksien sekä koulujen sähkönsaannin. Sähkövalaistus auttaisi lisäksi etenkin naisten koke
maan turvallisuusongelmaan pimeäntulon jälkeen.
Core support to UNFCCC, for Kyoto Protocol Core support to United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), for Kioto Protocol. Support through the Ministry of Environment.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for NAMIBIA Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for NAMIBIA. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
UNDP/Annual contribution 2016 UNDP/Vuosiavustus Contribution to the UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) regular resources. UNDP has a key coordinating role in supporting country partners to effectively implement the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and accelerate progress on sustainable d
evelopment goal (SDG) targets by providing tools that will help identify critical constraints to faster progress and focus on those development objectives that are more relevant to the country context. The funds are used to finance the core activities of U
NDP in putting societies on a sustainable development pathway managing risk and enhancing resilience and advancing prosperity and wellbeing. Kohdentamaton vapaaehtoinen rahoitus (yleisavustus) YK:n kehitysohjelmalle UNDP (United Nations Development Programme). vuonna 2021. UNDP:n tehtävänä on tukea maita inhimillisen kehityksen saavuttamisessa. UNDP on keskeisessä asemassa uusien kestävän
 kehityksen tavoitteiden toimeenpanossa vuosina 2016?2030. Mandaattinsa mukaisesti UNDP tukee maiden kehitysstrategioiden suunnittelu- ja toimeenpanokapasiteetin kehittämistä ja YK-järjestelmän laajuista koherenssia. UNDP tarjoaa muille YK-järjestöil
le keskeisiä hallinto- ja tukipalveluita talous- ja henkilöstöhallinnon tietotekniikan ja hankintojen alalla myös humanitaarisissa tilanteissa. UNDP:n toiminta edistää laajasti Suomen kehityspolitiikan painopisteitä ja tavoitteita.
Women's empowerment for child development in Ethiopia Naiset muutoksen moottorina Etiopiassa Ethiopia is one of the most populous and poorest nations in Africa. 52% of the 90 million population are below the age of 18. Ethiopia ranks 173/186 countries in the Human Development Index. The key development problem that the project seeks to resolve is 
poverty reduction and an improved standard of living and wellbeing of vulnerable women and children. Gender equality and women's empowerment are key factors in this. By focusing on the most vulnerable women and their families the project will reduce inequa
lities. The specific objective of the project is to improve the socioeconomic status of vulnerable women and children in Agaro, Oromia region. Ethiopia is one of the most populous and poorest nations in Africa. 52% of the 90 million population are below the age of 18. Ethiopia ranks 173/186 countries in the Human Development Index. The key development problem that the project seeks to resolve is 
poverty reduction and an improved standard of living and wellbeing of vulnerable women and children. Gender equality and women's empowerment are key factors in this. By focusing on the most vulnerable women and their families the project will reduce inequa
lities. The specific objective of the project is to improve the socioeconomic status of vulnerable women and children in Agaro Oromia region.The project aims to achieve the following outcomes:1) Improved health and learning outcomes of 1500 girls and boys 
in primary school. 2) Improved employability of 110 youth (aged 18-24)3) Improved livelihood status of 500 women-headed households4) Improved community knowledge attitudes and practices on gender relations5) Strengthened women and child focused community s
tructures6) Promotion of regional inclusive development policyThe activities to reach these results are wide-ranging and will include the following: improving the quality of education in local schools improving access to health care facilitation of vocatio
nal training training and support for income-generating activities capacity building of CBOs and local authorities supporting the development of regional inclusiveness etc.The project is implemented as a partnership between SOS Children's Villages Finland 
SOS Children's Villages Ethiopia and the SOS regional office of East and Southern Africa. SOS Ethiopia is a respected national CSO and has over 40 years experience of alternative care family and community strengthening education health care and emergency r
esponse. SOS Finland's has over 50 years experience in child protection and over ten years experience of development co-operation with its SOS partner countriesin East and West Africa.At the local level the main project partners are the local and regional 
authorities as well as local CBO's working with women and children.
Kehitys-Utveckling magazine Kehitys-Utveckling -lehti The implementation of the goals of Finland´s development policy relies on the essential support of Finnish citizens and the relevant interest groups.The Unit for Development Communications supports the Ministry´s departments and units in charge of develo
pment policy and development cooperation in communicating about their work. The common goal is to make both the policies and their relevance as well as the results of Finland´s development cooperation known among the stakeholders and the Finnish public.Th
e guidelines for all the Ministry communications are openness clarity and reliability.  Timely communications active cooperation with the media and strategic work with the stakeholders are all needed.  Long-term global  education is equally important as it
 paves the way for global citizenship.The Ministry´s Kehitys-Utveckling -magazine provides a platform for analysis and in-depth debate on development. The magazine will run four issues and its visuals website as well as presence in social media will be fu
rther developed in 2019.The allowance of 180 000 euros will be used for the issues of 2019 as well as the first issues of 2020. Suomen kehityspolitiikan tavoitteiden toteuttaminen nojaa kansalaisten ja sidosryhmien periaatteelliseen tukeen. Ulkoministeriön kehitysviestintä tekee Suomen kehityspolitiikan linjauksia sekä kehitysyhteistyön tarpeita tavoitteita ja tuloksia tunnetui
ksi suomalaisessa yhteiskunnassa. Yksikkö tukee kehityspolitiikkaa ja kehitysyhteistyötä toteuttavia osastoja viestinnässä.Viestinnän ohjenuorana ovat avoimuus selkeys ja luotettavuus. Oikea-aikaisen viranomaisviestinnän rinnalla tehdään tavoittee
llista mediatyötä ja sidosryhmäviestintää. Pitkäjänteisen globaalikasvatuksen tuki luo pohjaa suomalaisten sitoutumiselle globaaliin vastuunkantoon.Ulkoministeriön Kehitys-Utveckling ?lehti tarjoaa alustan kehityspolitiikan syventävälle käsittel
yllä ja ajankohtaiselle keskustelulle. Painettua lehteä julkaistaan vuonna 2021 neljä numeroa ja lehden verkkosivua sekä sen sosiaalisen median kanavia kehitetään edelleen. 200 000 euron määräraha käytetään vuoden 2021 numeroiden sekä vuoden 2
022 ensimmäisten numeroiden tuottamiseen.
F.a: I can Explore the Arts - Inclusion in Action Children and youth with disabilities in Phnom Penh and Kampong areas are empowered through gaining experience from making theatre, music-videos, radio programs, etc. Duty bearers have increased understanding of the potential and rights of people with disab
ility and start promoting and creating a more inclusive society.
F.a: Popularizing the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights to Enhance Coporate Accountability in Uganda The main objective of the project is to promote the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rightsand and to strengthen the implementation of the principles in Uganda. In addition, the project also strengthens the knowledge by UCCA members and other re
levant stakeholders in corporate responsibility.
F.a: Global education Finnish Refugee Council constantly receives feedback from teachers andother childhood and adolescent education professionals concerning their need for new, up-to-date information and tools to increaseglobal skills and to carry out study modules discussing 
displacement and migration for students of upper comprehensive and upper secondaryschool age. Lower comprehensive and even pre-school age groups have been identified as a new target group. These age groups are in need ofmaterials suitable for their develop
ment. Finnish Refugee Council constantly receives feedback from teachers andother childhood and adolescent education professionals concerning their need for new, up-to-date information and tools to increaseglobal skills and to carry out study modules discussing 
displacement and migration for students of upper comprehensive and upper secondaryschool age. Lower comprehensive and even pre-school age groups have been identified as a new target group. These age groups are in need ofmaterials suitable for their develop
ment.
Beam: Training innovations The project promotes training and specialist knowledge to raise the educational level with new innovations and new developments in developing countries.