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FLC: Scaling-up Cheetah Conservation Funds Bushblok factory PYM: Cheetah luonnonsuojelu-säätiön Bushblok-yritystoiminnan kehittäminen Cheetah Conservation Fund established this project in order to improve livelihood options for the vulnerable residents of the conservancy. The organization has been operational in the area already nearly 15 years. The project funded by the Embassy includes
 the following three components: 1) Entrepreneur training for the conservancy residents (800 men 1200 women)2) Equipment for the bush harvest collection3) Upgrade of the factory facilitiesThe overall goal of the project is to provide opportunities for shor
t term and longer term employment improve the state of the environment at the conservancy and develop alternative livelihood options for the vulnerable and marginalised residents. The project activities are in line with the survey conducted in January 2013
 by UNDP Ministry of Environment and Tourism Global Environment Facility and CCF. As an organization CCF is reputable and well known actor especially in the field of environment and tourism. Cheetah luonnonsuojelusäätiön Bushblok-yritystoiminta tähtää alueella asuvien haavoittuvien ryhmien elinkeinojen kehittämiseen. Järjestö on ollut toiminnassa jo lähes 15 vuotta. Lähetystön rahoittama hanke koostuu kolmesta elementistä: 1)Yritt
äjyyskoulutus luonnonsuojelualueella asuville (800 miehelle ja 1200 naiselle)2)Keräämiseen tarvittavien hankintojen tekeminen (puun leikkaaja kuljetuslaatikot kuljetusajo-veuvo)3)Tehdastilojen korjaus Hankkeen tavoitteena on tarjota mahdollisuuksia sek
ä lyhytaikaiseen että pitempiaikaiseen työllistymiseen parantaa ympäristön tilaa sekä kehittää vaihtoehtoisia elinkeinoja  alueella jossa haavoittuvat ryhmät asuvat. Hankeaktiviteetit ovat linjassa tammikuussa 2013 tehdyn selvityksen kanssa jossa 
olivat mu-kana myös UNDP:n Turismiministeriö ja Global Environment Facility. Organisaationa CCF on hyvin tunnettu ja luotettava toimija erityisesti ympäristö- ja turismisektoreilla.
F.a: Expansion of Leather Works Run by PWDs 12 young physically disabled (9F/3M) already are already running  a leatherworkshop cooperative. They buy new machines and wholesale price basic rawmaterials. Members attend to follow-up business training, fix the trademark and create permanent channels to
 craft exhibitions and markets. 12 PWDs will gain sustainable income.
F.a: Grassroots Dialogues and Sustainable rehabilitation and reconstruction Program I 1. Grassroots and National level dialogues will be organised under the Social Forum banner. SADED, through its grassroots dialogue, collects memories, thoughts and experience from the grassroots level 2. Those interesting and important memories a
nd outcomes of the dialogues will be published and disseminated through newsletters, newspaper articles, blogs and websites.  3. SADED-Nepal prioritizes to interact with various social movements in South Asia. Since it is easy for Nepalese to visit Pakista
n, and Bangladesh in comparison to Indians, SADED-Nepal will engage with social movements there so that regional social movements  especially Social Forum will be strengthened. Program II: Sustainable rehabilitation and reconstruction (after 2015 earthquak
e)  1. To stay with our green principles to use local technological skills and material for reconstruction: There is a risk that some of the multinational companies will monopolize the reconstruction discourse in order to expand their capital. SADED-Nepal 
has a plan to recruit some of the technicians to mobilize in the affected areas before and during the reconstruction work. They will be given chance to have exposure visits to places like Uttarakhand and Assam of India. These technicians will be able to su
ggest a good engineered structures so that the reconstructed houses with local materials will be equally or even more stronger than that of corporate promoted "modern" houses. Dialogues will be organized in the affected areas with the participation of comm
unity-based organizations and local elites. Also we will invite experts from Uttarakhand and Assam for sharing dialogues in the affected areas.  2. Resuming/Building/supporting public spaces for children and elders in the villages: SADED-Nepal have identif
ied 5 Village Development Communities (VDCs) in Nuwakot  and Rasuwa/Sindupalchowk from where we start relief and reconstruction work of children's space. While doing so, pre-primary schools, play schools along with the village based public spaces will be r
econstructed where it is destroyed. We will take a VDC, and after having need assessments in the villages, will help reconstruct damaged infrastructures so that public spaces can resume/start their activities.  Elderly and young people will be involved in 
running these children spaces. Furthermore, midday meals and play materials will be provided in a school and a children’s play space.
Organisational Support for the Finnish Refugee Council Toiminta-avustus/Suomen Pakolaisapu ry The Finnish Refugee Council is a specialist in international refugee work. Its mission is to improve the basic rights of refugees and returnees. As an associate of the UNHCR in Finland the Council is a religiously and politically independent development co
operation organisation. Founded in 1965 the Finnish Refugee Council has been involved in development cooperation work globally providing adult education and youth welfare services in refugee camps in a range of countries. The Council also supports returnee
 communities in societies recovering from crises. In Finland the Council?s roles are mainly informational educational and social. The Finnish Refugee Council?s information services offer background information on international refugees and raise awareness 
about refugees and their lives both in global crisis areas and in Finland. The services also provide information on the work of the Finnish Refugee Council. Fundraising is also a fundamental aspect of the Council?s work. Donations are used for the organisa
tion?s work and are channelled to address the world?s refugee crises through the UNHCR.In 2013 Finnish Refugee Council was selected a partner organisation of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland and thereby receives programme support to its developm
ent cooperation including its development education and information work. In addition the Council receives organisational support for its general activities. Suomen Pakolaisapu on kansainvälisen pakolaistyön asiantuntija jonka tärkein tehtävä on edistää pakolaisten ja paluumuuttajien perusoikeuksia. Pakolaisavun työ kotimaassa on tiedotus- ja kotoutustyötä. Ulkomailla työ on pakolaisleirien aikuiskou
lutusta ja nuorisotyötä sekä paluumuuttajayhteisöjen tukemista kriiseistä toipuvissa yhteiskunnissa. Suomen Pakolaisapu tekee tiiviisti yhteistyötä YK:n pakolaisjärjestö UNHCR:n kanssa ja järjestö on UNHCR:n virallinen edustaja pakolaisasioiden 
tiedotuksessa Suomessa. Lisäksi Pakolaisapu tarjoaa asiapohjaista tietoa pakolaisuudesta ja pakolaisten taustoista sekä tuo keskusteluun kokemusta pakolaisten ja vastaanottavien yhteisöjen kokemista haasteista. Kehitysviestintä- ja globaalikasvatustoim
intaa toteutetaan osana järjestön kehitysyhteistyöohjelmaa jota rahoitetaan Ulkoministeriön ohjelmatuella. Suomen Pakolaisapu käyttää toiminta-avustuksen yleishallintokuluihinsa sekä viestintä- ja vaikuttamistoimintaan. Vuosina 2021-2022 toiminnan
 painopisteinä säilyvät ulkomaan ja kotimaan työn suhteen tukeminen ja hyödyntäminen toiminnan puitteiden ja jatkuvuuden turvaaminen sekä YK-linkin ja tiiviin UNHCR-kumppanuuden tukeminen. Yksi keskeinen järjestön edistämä teema on sukupuolten v
älinen tasa-arvo ja 1325 Naiset rauha ja turvallisuus päätöslauselma.Myönnetty toiminta-avustus vuosille 2021-2022 on 600 000 euroa.
F.a: Regional Programme Support Regional Programme Support and Organizational Development Initiatives. To support the local Red Cross Societies to raise their own capacity to be able to respond the local vulnerability in the sustainable manner.
F.a: CWS: Promotion of Ethnic Minorities´ Education Possibilities WHAT: CWS aims to improve the school environment by training the teachers of participatory teaching methods, renovating the school area, making it more accessible for disable students,  establishing child friendly libraries, and informing the parents about
 children’s right to education. WHY: Almost 50 % of the students in Lai Chau provice don’t complete their secondary school. Girls form over 70 % of the drop outs in Muong Te district in the ethnic minority area. Many of the parents don’t understand t
he value of education but expect their children to stay working at home. The quality and accessibility of the primary and secondary education services are improved, and especially the educational rights of the ethnic minority girls and disable children are
 fulfilled. BENEFICIARIES: students, parents, teachers, education officers, children with disabilities RESULTS: Parents and children understands the value of education, child friendly methods are applied in teaching, schools are accessible to disable stude
nts also PARTNER ORGANISATION: CWS Vietnam
F.a: Consolidate and develop a music group of Dong Anh association of people with disabilities Provide training on arts to a newly formed group of disabled artists. The group has 24 members and they will be trained in playing traditional music, on basic vocal and traditional songs, dancing and public performance.
Project preparation in Nepal Hankevalmistelu Nepalissa Project preparation monitoring and evaluation in Nepal and Embassy staff training on development cooperation. Kehitysyhteistyöhankkeiden valmistelu seuranta ja evaluointi sekä edustuston henkilöstön KYT koulutus.Kehitysyhteistyön tuloksellinen toteuttaminen Nepalissa edellyttää uusien hankkeiden indentifiointia ja valmistelua sekä käynnissä olevien hankk
eiden ja ohjelmien ohjausta seurantaa ja evaluointia. Keskeisenä osana toimintaa on myös avunantajien yhteistyö erilaisten arviointien järjestelyjen ja yhteistyömenettelyjen kautta. Lisäksi ohjelmien laadukas suunnittelu ja seuranta vaatii edustuston
 KYT henkilökunnan osaamisen säännöllistä päivittämistä ja kehittämistä KYT-koulutuksiin osallistumisen kautta.
F.a: Promotion of Income through Business Establishment of Shop IGA-group of three physically disabled young men establish a retailshop.
FLC: Onyonya Mama Shelter for Gender Based Violence survivors Kilimanjaro Women Information Exchange and Consultancy (KWIECO) is a Human Rights and Gender focused NGO operating in Kilimanjaro Region Tanzania. The organization deals with Legal Human rights and gender education; Legal counseling; Litigation Social supp
ort for GBV survivors; Women Economic Empowerment for justice; Lobby and advocacy and publicity.  KWIECO with the support of UKUMBI a Finnish NGO was able to run a temporary shelter through rented premises since 2014. So far a total of 24 clients have been
 supported. Ability to reach more was constrained by limited resources. UKUMBI has supported construction of a building to be used as a shelter. However KWIECO is facing  a challenge of running this shelter hence KWIECO requested funding from the Embassy o
f Finland in order ; to offer temporary shelter and basic needs for women and children survivors of GBV in Kilimanjaro; to empower GBV survivors with skills and confidence to enable them face and deal with GBV challenges thus they offer psychosocial counse
ling gender empowerment human rights institutional procedural issues and court representation. In addition KWIECO facilitate resettlement of GBV survivors though business counseling and skills development; provision of business start up capital and tools a
nd  resettlement procedures. Also KWIECO support establishment of community safety nets and networks for support of GBV survivors. by identifying and empowering them on GBV issues and support. The target group of this project is GBV survivors and the expec
ted final results of the project are Women GBV survivors assured of their safety and support; women GBV survivors confident to protect their own rights; destitute women survivors of GBV will obtain sources of livelihood to sustain themselves and their chil
dren as well as communities in Kilimanjaro take ownership and responsibility of protecting GBV survivors.
F.a: Entrepreneurship skills for Disabled Women A project by women with disabilities through which training on handicraft and tailoring is organized to 12 women with disabilities. The participants get also training on leadership, management and market research to ensure good markets for the products and
 successful business.
F.a: Health and Care in the Community Health and Care in the Community. To reduce the effects of HIV- and tuberculosis epidemia and the vulnerability of the individuals. To prevent the new HIV-infections through PEER-support and to develop support services for the infected people.
F.a: Capacity building to people with Albino and other disabled people to participate fully in Constitution process review and Election process Conduct capacity building training and increase awareness and knowledge among Albinos and other disabled people on reviewing of new suggested constitution of Tanzania. Participation of people with disabilities in the coming Election process of October.
F.a: Leather Production to Be Run by PWDs IGA-Cooperative group of 12 physically disabled leather work professionals improve their workshop with new machines and capital to buy materials at wholesale price, own logo stamp developed and local marketing campaing run.
F.a: Ebola Virus is not a Respecter of Person Ebola campaign run by disabled women in Riverside area in Freetown. Meetings, training, street- and radio-announcements, homevisits to some 100 PWD homes and hand out of hygienia equipment.
F.a: Supporting African Mediation Capacities The project seeks to strengthen the mediation capacities of African national, regional and sub-regional actors to respond to serious conflict situations. The project aims to reach
Audio-visual material and videos AV-aineisto ja videot The realisation of the objectives of Finland's development policy requires support from citizens and their confidence in the effectiveness and potential impact of any actions taken.  The MFA's Development Communications Unit is responsible for raising publ
ic awareness about global development issues and the objectives themes and results of Finland's development policy.  Effective development communications require that medium and message meet citizen and stakeholder needs that texts be written in clear lang
uage and that each message be tailored to its target group.  Information is made available not only through traditional official channels but also via social media and at public events.  Specific programmes are being prepared to help the media learn about 
development issues and development cooperation.  Each year the Development Communications Unit (VKO-40) awards funding for the production of TV programmes on development issues.  The purpose is to promote production of Tv broadcasts dealing with developmen
t policy and development cooperation and to give them a higher profile on Finnish TV channels. The objective is that sponsored programmes would handle issues relating to development problems and development cooperation from different angles and support glo
bal education provided in schools and elsewhere in the Finnish society. Finnish production companies can apply for the support. Of the appropriation EUR 10 000 has been reserved for the purchase of photographs/videos and rights to them. Suomen kehityspolitiikan tavoitteiden toteuttamiseen tarvitaan suomalaisten tukea ja luottamusta toiminnan tehokkuuteen ja vaikuttavuuteen. Ulkoministeriön kehitysviestinnän yksikkö tekee suomalaisille tunnetuksi globaaleja kehityskysymyksiä sekä Suom
en kehityspolitiikan ja kehitysyhteistyön tavoitteita teemoja ja tuloksia. Viestinnän tuloksellisuuden edellytyksenä on että sisällöt ja kanavat vastaavat suomalaisten ja sidosryhmien tarpeita ovat ymmärrettäviä ja saavuttavat kaikki suomalaiset k
ohderyhmittäin. Perinteisen viranomaistiedottamisen lisäksi hyödynnetään sosiaalista mediaa sekä viestitään suoraan kansalaisille yleisötapahtumissa. Median mahdollisuuksia perehtyä kehityskysymyksiin ja kehitysyhteistyöhön tuetaan erillisillä
 ohjelmilla. Ulkoministeriön kehitysviestinnän yksikkö myöntää vuosittain tukea globaaleja kehityskysymyksiä käsitteleville tv-tuotannoille. Tuen tarkoituksena on edistää kehityspolitiikkaa ja kehitysyhteistyötä käsittelevien tv-ohjelmien tuot
antoa ja lisätä niiden näkyvyyttä suomalaisilla tv-kanavilla. Tavoitteena on että tuettavat ohjelmat käsittelevät monipuolisesti kehitysproblematiikkaan ja kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyviä kysymyksiä ja toimivat tukena kouluissa ja muualla suomalai
sessa yhteiskunnassa tehtävälle globaalikasvatukselle. Tukea voivat hakea kotimaiset tuotantoyhtiöt. Määrärahasta on varattu 10 000 euroa valokuvien/videoiden ja niiden oikeuksien hankintaan.
Nomadic development project Paimentolaisten kehitysprojekti The project is a follow-up to the Maygaagle nomads development project which began in 2009. Hanke on jatkoa Maygaaglen alueen paimentolaisten kehittämisprojektille joka alkoi 2009.Projektin ensimmäisessä vaiheessa peruskorjattiin 5 kylän koulua peruskorjattiin tai kaivettiin vesikaivoja ja perustettiin malliksi viljelymaata perehdyttämään 
paimentolaisia ruokaviljelyyn omalle perheelleen.Ensimmäiseen vaiheeseen kuului myös alueen asukkaiden valistaminen koulutuksen rauhan ja tasa-arvon tärkeydestä kehitykselle.Toisessa vaiheessa hanketta laajennetaan kolmeen uuteen kylään Buhodleen alu
eella.
F.a: Mainstreaming disability in policies and employment programs in the Palestinian Ministry for Labour The main activity concentrates on awareness raising and advocacy/lobbying – focusing on the rights to vocational training and work and the gaps between the laws, regulations and policies in the light of PWDs. The project will lead to better cooperation b
etween DPOs and the officials
F.a: Entrepreneurship and livelihoods development of vulnerable households and Innovations in Value Chain Systems in Walikale The predominant problem in Walikale is the difficulty to find alternative means of living; lack of work both in the formal and non-formal sector, lack of access to savings and credit, lack of access to markets and understanding of how they work, and limite
d economic opportunities in the villages. Food insecurity and chronic malnutrition is still prevalent in some areas.There are a number of NGOs active in the targeted areas but none of them work in the livelihoods sector, where needs are considerable. Most 
NGOs work in the humanitarian relief, including food security and education in emergencies. 80% of the women do not currently exercise their income generating activities, despite many of them being the main bread winners and care takers of their families. 
The coping strategies are such as small kitchen gardens and small livestock.Objective of the project: The targeted community members have enhanced skills and capacity to practice income generating activities, contributing to increased incomes and reduced v
ulnerability.Activities: • Cash for work activities for a cash injection for the vulnerable households and to contribute to the create sustainable assets at the community level including small infrastructure and construction• Trainings in income genera
ting activities; basics of how to run a business• Create Village Saving and Loan Associations (VSLA) to promote savings• Support small scale business creation and provide advice and counselling on commercial and agricultural activities• Structure the
 agricultural producers in networks (cooperatives) and support local initiatives  for the transformation and commercialisation of the products• Other innovative approaches for small scale business and value chain development• Advocacy Rights-holders /b
eneficiaries: Vulnerable women (50%) and youth and other community members. The estimated number of direct beneficiaries will be finalised after the baseline study.The specific beneficiary selection criteria will be fine-tuned later but beneficiary identif
ication criteria may include access to land and some existing assets; average household income and ration of children at school/children having finalised the primary school (six years). Extra care will be taken not to exclude but to ensure active participa
tion by women and other vulnerable members in the targeted communities.Implementing partner:The proposed partner for the project is ALPM (Actions pour la Lutte contre la pauvrete et la Malnutrition). ALPM is a local NGO, and a new partner organisation for 
FCA. ALPM has been also accepted as a partner by UNDP. They are currently implementing cash for work type of activities and will bring relevant expertise in the domain. They are present in Walikale and they know the area and the local communities well and 
has extensive contacts in the region.
F.a: Realising Child Rights and Empowering Migrant Workers' Communities The project increases the construction sector workers’ awareness on trade union rights and the capacity of the unions to organize and represent workers’ interests. Stronger unions can better promote the interests of the construction sector workers and 
fight against the use of child labour.The brick kiln industry work is seasonal and largely employed by migrant workers, whose awareness of labour rights is low and they are therefore vulnerable for exploitation. Organising rates in brick kiln industries ar
e low and weak terms and benefits particularly among migrant workers is a norm. Due to piece rate system and low awareness the use of child labour is common. Working conditions are often bad. Project has been instrumental in unifying construction workers, 
who can gradually negotiate collectively more often about terms and conditions. The respect of child rights is enhanced in the same change process, and children are offered schooling instead of working. The vicious cycle of impoverishment of families is er
upted through better awareness of rights and collective system.Construction unions are better able to defend and negotiate decent work terms and conditions. Simultaneously, awareness about problems related to child labour is increased. The temptation to us
e children is diminished, when families receive a living wage. When interest representation is improved, the work will also become safer. Project will benefit brick kiln workers at the selected areas, their families and particularly child workers as well a
s the local trade unions.Project is executed by Building and Wood Workers International (BWI), Nepalese Affiliates Committee (NAC) and the member organisations of BWI in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar in India and in Bhaktabur, Lalitbur and Jhapa in Nepal.
WFP Central African Republic WFP Central African Republic is one of the poorest states in the world and need for humanitarian assistance has enhanced after the coup in March 2013. Total of 27 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance including  440 000 IDP's. WFP aims to suppo
rt life-saving food and nutrition needs. There are 15 people in need of food assistance. UN appeal for 2015 is 6129 MUSD of which the share of food security cluster is 195 MUSD. Keski-Afrikan tasavalta on yksi maailman köyhimmistä valtioista ja tarve humanitaariselle avulle on lisääntynyt maaliskuun 2013 vallankaappauksen jälkeen. Humanitaarisen avun tarpeessa on kaiken kaikkiaan noin 27 miljoonaa ihmistä mukaan luettuna 440
 000 IDP:ta. Pakolaisia konfliktin alusta lähtien on naapurimaihin paennut yli 400 000. Pakolaiset ovat vakavasti aliravittuja eikä ruuantuotantomahdollisuuksia ole. WFP:n tavoitteena on pelastaa ihmishenkiä ja arviolta 15 miljoonaa ihmistä tarvitsee r
uoka-apua. YK:n yhteisapuvetoomus vuodelle 2015 on yhteensä 6129 miljoonaa USD josta ruokaturvaklusterin osuus on 195 MUSD.