devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
FLC: Dissemination and implementation of Anti-discrimination law in Chile The Law Establishing Measures against Discrimination was enacted by the Government of Chile in 2012.Now with the Anti-Discrimination Act passed the LGBT population has for the first time in its history an effective tool to deal with this type of abuse beca
use sexual minorities are specifically mentioned in the law being it then necessary to empower the social sector in this warranty.Between 2002 and 2011 allegations of homophobia are divided among others in 17 murders 66 assaults perpetrated by civilians 28
 police misconduct employment discrimination 53 and 37 Educational discriminations etc. The LGBT population mostly does not report cases of discrimination. Only 7.4 percent report these abuses among other reasons because they believe they will not achieve 
justice. The experience reinforces that idea since before the adoption of the Anti-discrimination law most courts that have seen cases have gone unpunished.Four pillars support the project:1) Free legal advice to LGBT people affected by discrimination and 
legalization of organizations; 2) Preparation of Annual Report on Human Rights on the realities of LGBT people in Chile;3) Information campaign and dissemination of LGBT human rights and promotion of the Anti-discrimination law. This campaign aims to devel
op training workshops for government officials and schools and universities forums conducting film festivals addressing sexual diversity; and4) Proposed enforcement or monitoring of anti-discrimination law in the state and private sectors with particular f
ocus on discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.The project is co-financed with the European Union and the Embassy of the Netherlands
F.a: Strengthening Workshops Addressed to Women with Disability of Rural Communities of the Disrrict of Maquia The goal is to train women with disabilities in human righs issues in four communities of Maquia in the framework of CRPD
F.a: Information and webpage The purpose of the project is to spread information about FS's development aid program in order to raise aweraness about global issues and create interest in international development cooperation.
F.a: SOCO office PMER support for the Country Programme FCA´s programme in Somalia remains focused on both humanitarian and development work, while the first one is developed in Somaliland, FCA supports the New Deal implementation in Somalia.The MFA’s support is fundamental for the presence of FCA in the cou
ntry and the achievement of the planned goals. In 2016, FCA’s Somalia Country Programme will be strengthening its work around the Peacebuilding and State-Building Goal 1, Inclusive Politics, by supporting the newly created Federal Entities (South West In
terim Administration, Central Regions Interim Administration and Interim Juba Administration) via a bottom-up approach. FCA and partners will be working in the most neglected districts of the stated States, in order to ensure their engagement to the federa
l process. In addition, FCA will continue to respond to the humanitarian needs in Somaliland, providing assistance to the people of concern such as Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), refugees and returnees. FCA Somalia works towards a constantly improved
 accountable and efficient programme delivering high quality services to the Somali population in a transparent fashion.Objectives:The overall objective is to improve effectiveness, quality, and impact of the FCA Country Programme focusing on the thematic 
areas through established field presence.Expected Results: • Strategic and operational planning for the country implemented• Planning and monitoring of the country programme and projects performed• Thematic advice to the country programme and project
s provided• Institutional capacity of local partners built• Dialogue with authorities and various actors at a country level facilitated• Networking at both country and regional level • Cooperation with other stakeholders intensified• Support and 
input for communication purposes ensured• Access to funding opportunities broadened• Coordination of work and cooperation with other aid organisations • Increased input of partner organisations and topics from the region into the lobby and advocacy w
ork ensured• Resourcing and staffing of the Country Office• The management and administration of the Country Office strengthened• Safety and security of FCA and our partner staff ensuredRights-holders/beneficiaries: • FCA Staff• Local Partners´ 
Staff• Federal Government of Somalia• Regional Authorities• Genuine Clan Leaders• Women Groups• Youth• Business Community• Religious LeadersImplementing partner: FCA
Afghanistan; UNDP; Law and Order Trust Fund (LOTFA) Afganistan; UNDP; Law and Order Trust Fund (LOTFA) Finland provides financial support to the Law and Order Trust Fund for Afghanistan (LOTFA) established by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in 2002. LOTFA has been the most important funding channel supporting and reforming the police forces 
in Afghanistan. The current phase VIII is ongoing until the end of 2016.LOTFA consists of two Projects. One Project the Support to Payroll Management Project provides exclusively for full MOIA payroll management. The second LOTFA Project is centred on deve
loping national capacity for self-sustained reform and improvement of the MOIA as an institution and the police services as instruments for citizen safety and maintenance of the rule of law.LOTFA continues to administer the funds for the payment of salarie
s of more than 150000 Afghan National Police officers and over 6000 uniformed personnel employed by the Central Prisons Department and develops electronic pay roll system. Based on the results of LOTFA's previous phases 87% of payees are paid through elect
ronic transfer directly to their bank accounts. The remaining 13% live in areas without access to banking services and so are paid in cash through a ?trusted agent? system which is also now subject to much more rigorous oversight under the new project. LOT
FA supports MOIA reforms that include focus on capacity building and accountability and development of national institutions including support to updating laws. LOTFA supports MOIA to improve training infrastructure for police professionalization and provi
des support to police service delivery and outreach activities to develop public services and Police Women Councils. Support is provided also to the training and retention of female police and the creation of a safe and supportive working environment for m
ale and female officers.Finland?s support to LOTFA is EUR 45 million in 2016 and between 2007 and 2015 the financing has been a total of EUR 1135 million. The overall budget for phase VIII is US$ 883561564. Donors are: Australia Canada Denmark the EU Finla
nd Germany Italy Japan the Netherlands New Zealand Norway the Republic of Korea Switzerland the United Kingdom and the United States. UNDP:n hallinnoima Law and Order Trust Fund for Afghanistan (LOTFA) on juuri läpikäynyt perustavanlaatuisen sääntöuudistuksen. Uuden mallin mukainen LOTFA on Multi Partnership Trust Fund (MPTF) jossa UNDP vastaa rahaston hallinnoinnista ja jossa eri Y
K-järjestöt voivat saada rahoitusta laki- ja oikeussektorin kehittämishankkeille rahaston kautta. Rahaston toimii katalyyttisena rahoitusmekanismina jonka puitteissa Afganistanin hallitus ja kansainväliset toimijat voivat suunnitella ja toteuttaa koko 
laki- ja oikeussektorin laajuista toimintaa koordinoidusti. Rahaston tavoitteet ovat 1) parantaa valtion kansalaisilleen tarjoamia oikeuspalveluita 2) parantaa kansalaisten turvallisuutta yhteiskunnassa ja 3) kasvattaa kansalaisten luottamusta valtioon ja 
vahvistaa valtion legitimiteettiä kansalaisten silmissä. Yhtenä tärkänä rahaston toimintona säilyy poliisien palkanmaksu.
Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Long term partnership with a local company / organisation (e.g. joint venture; subcontractor, import or other contract agreement ) related to Import support (commodities)
F.a: Training project t to women and girls with disabilities in Porto-Novo, Benin The group aims to concretize vocational training and provide sewing machines for 30 girls and WWDs. With grant, group will purchase machines and other needed materials, it will provide a 3 days workshop on tailoring, and it will install and follow activiti
es for six months
F.a: Education breaks barriers, development information project, Kenya Development informartion project produces material for secondary and upper secondary school pupils to learn about their peers in developing countries. The theme in 2016 is to bring views and dreams of Nepalese youth to discussion. The main aim is to reduce
 racism and xenofobia among Finnish youth by showing similarities of Nepalese and Finnish children and introdicing Nepalese youth as ordinary people instead of aliens of poor beggars. The material is delivered to abut 20000 pupils in about 100 schools.
JPO/UNV Programme YK:n apulaisasiantuntija- ja vapaaehtoistoiminta Through the SARC/JPO/UNV Programmes Finnish professionals are recruited as Junior Professional Officers (JPO) UN Volunteers (UNV) or Special Assistants to Resident Coordinators (SARC) to work with international organizations worldwide. The objectives of th
e Programmes are to allow young Finnish professionals to gain experience and understanding of multilateral development cooperation to increase the number of Finns working within development cooperation to promote Finnish expertise and know-how around the w
orld and to allow Finnish nationals the possibility to be recruited into international organizations.Currently Finland funds approx. 65 JPOs 15 UNVs and three SARCs. The budget in 2016 for the Programmes is 686 mill. euro. Maakoordinaattorin avustaja- apulaisasiantuntija- ja YK:n vapaaehtoisohjelmien rahoittaminen on yksi Suomen monenkeskisen kehitysyhteistyön väline. Toiminta tukee Suomen pyrkimyksiä YK:n toimintakyvyn vahvistamiseksi ja tarjoaa asiantuntemusta ja henkil
öresursseja sen käyttöön sekä YK:n kehityskysymyksiin liittyvää kokemusta suomalaisille asiantuntijoille. Toimintaa ja tehtävien valintaa ohjaavat hallituksen kehityspoliittiset Agenda2030 linjaukset sekä YK:n maakoordinaattorin avustajaohjelmaa a
pulaisasiantuntija- ja YK:n vapaaehtoisohjelmia koskeva toimintasuunnitelma vuosille 2019-2023. Asiantuntijatoiminnan tavoitteena on sijoittaa asiantuntijoita monenkeskisiin tehtäviin siten että se mahdollistaa jatkossa heidän siirtymisensä kansainväl
isiin tehtäviin joko YK-järjestöissä tai muualla. Samalla kasvatetaan suomalaisten kehitysyhteistyöosaajien määrää ja sitä suomalaisten osaajien joukkoa jota voidaan myöhemmin hyödyntää laajalti koko suomalaisessa yhteiskunnassa mm. julkisen 
sektorin kansainvälisissä tehtävissä tai kansainvälisten järjestöjen asiantuntija- ja johtotehtävissä. Toiminnalla kartutetaan suomalaisten asiantuntijoiden ymmärrystä monenkeskisestä kehityspolitiikasta varsinkin niillä toimialoilla joilla Su
omella on tarjottavanaan osaamista ja kokemusta. Suomalainen asiantuntemus ja ajattelutapa järjestön sisällä lisäävät myös välillisesti Suomen vaikutusvaltaa kansainvälisten järjestöjen toiminnassa. Suomi vastaa sopimusten puitteissa asiantunti
joiden palkka- ja muista tehtävän hoitoon liittyvistä kuluista. Kentällä toimii vuosittain n. 40 Suomen rahoittamaa apulaisasiantuntijaa ja n. 30 YK:n vapaaehtoista sekä 5-6 maakoordinaattorin avustajaa. Vuonna 2021 apulaisasiantuntija- ja vapaaehtoi
stoimintaan varattiin 611 milj. euroa ja vuosille 2022-2024 toimintaan on varattu 629 milj. euroa/vuosi.
Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Long term partnership with a local company / organisation (e.g. joint venture; subcontractor, import or other contract agreement ) related to Advanced technical and managerial training
F.a: Threshold: CA Disabled Women’s Network Strategic Plan 2016-2018 WHAT: The project supports networking of women with disabilities in five Central Asian countries: Kazakhstan, Kirgizstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.WHY: The Network provides opportunities for experience sharing and peer support and helps wome
n to exchange information and materials. Because of systemic marginalization women with disabilities have low self-esteem and lack information sexual and reproductive health and on their rights.HOW: Information on sexual and reproductive health and rights 
and bulding of self-esteem is effectively shared through the Network and through peer support. The project benefits the local disabled women who gain experience and information. The Finnish Family Federation provides training on sexual and reproductive hea
lth and rights.PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project is coordinated by the Kyrgyz disabled women's organization Ravenstvo and implement by Ravenstvo, Shyrak (Kazakh disabled women's organization) and Ishtirok (Tajik disabled women's organization).
F.a: Partnership development The aim is to develop a public-private partnership model to enable larger programmes together with corporate partners.
F.a: Disabled woman from rural areas, get to know your rights 75 women with disabilities from rural areas get knowledge on human rights, the disability national law, UNCRPD, and other relevant topics around disability. Material related with disability rights is printed and distributed to make the community and stakeh
olders aware of disability issues.
Humanitarian assistance; Plan Finland Humanitaarinen apu Plan Suomi Säätiö The operation of Plan International Finland in Jordan aims at increasing to quality and inclusive early childhood care and development and improve the psychosocial wellbeing for 900 Syrian refugee children aged 0 - 5 and vulnerable children from host commu
nities. This action is the result of the ongoing cooperation established between Plan International Finland and Finn Church Aid at programmatic level in Jordan since November 2015. Through this action Plan will contribute to complement FCA's vocational tra
ining operation for youth in Azraq refugee camp and in the youth centre in East Amman through providing expertise and support on complementary early childhood care and development oriented activities. The support granted is 590 000 ?. 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.
F.a: Cobble Stone Carving Business to be Run by PWDs IGA of 10 physichally PWDs, 4/10 female. Training and worklisence from Small Entreprenourship Centre. Desent tools, overalls and sheltercanvas snd startamount of rawstones. Products have markets for government road building and other needs
F.a: Organizational Development of Employees' Unions The project improves working conditions and collective bargaining of the employees in Colombia.Employees often possess key positions in their work places and in their respective unions, but the affiliation level within this group of workers is extremely lo
w. Due to the structural changes in labor markets and economy, precarious labor and out-sourcing are increasing among the white collar workers and a new group of precarious workers, who don´t have any labor security or means to defend their labor and trad
e union rights, is arising in the labor market. In Colombia, the anti-trade union attitudes are more common among employees than among workers and employers in the white-collar workplaces have strong anti-union policies: illegal dismissals, discrimination 
and out-sourcing of labor are common means of employers to show organized workers that trade unions are not accepted in their workplace. In general, employees´ knowledge on their legal labor rights is poor and employees fear to join a union, mainly due to
 the violence and persecution of trade union activists during many decades in Colombia. This project strengthens employees´ unions in order to improve the defense of employees´ labor rights and strengthen collective bargaining.As a result of this project
, the employees´ unions in Cundinamarca, Antioquia and Santander regions will be stronger and able to defend effectively the principles of Decent Work. Union activists and leaders will be trained and union membership will increase.The beneficiaries of thi
s project are employees in Cundinamarca, Antioquia and Santander regions.The project is implemented by Confederacion de Trabajadores de Colombia (CTC) together with its member unions.
Evaluation of Finnish Aid for Trade 2012-2015 Suomen kauppaa tukevan kehitysyhteistyön evaluointi 2012-2015 Aid for Trade (AFT) is a generic term for development cooperation that aims to strengthen developing countries' productive capacity and ability to engage in foreign trade in order to achieve sustainable economic development and reduce poverty. The objectiv
e of Aid for Trade is the eradication of extreme poverty and securing a life of human dignity and its scope has been mutually agreed by the OECD.Finland's Aid for Trade was previously evaluated in 2011. After the evaluation Finland's Action Plan for Aid fo
r Trade 2012 - 2015 Creating jobs through private sector and trade development was drawn up. It was written into the Action Plan that its implementation and achievement of goals will be evaluated in the end of the period i.e. in 2015. This evaluation will 
assess the implementation and achievement of goals of the Finland's Action Plan 2012 - 2015 for Aid for Trade. In addition it will evaluate how the cross cutting objectives and human rights based approach are fulfilled in Aid for Trade projects and analyze
 the relations between Aid for Trade and other sectors and themes. The evaluation will also analyze different forms of cooperation in Aid for Trade (for example country- and region level multilateral and EU-cooperation companies NGOs etc.) as well as the f
unding instruments (Finnfund and Finnpartnerhip). Kauppaa tukeva kehitysyhteistyö (Aid for Trade AFT) on yleisnimitys kehitysyhteistyölle jonka tarkoituksena on vahvistaa kehitysmaiden tuotannollista toimintaa ja kykyä käydä ulkomaankauppaa kestävän taloudellisen kehityksen edistämiseksi ja köyhy
yden vähentämiseksi. Kauppaa tukevan kehitysyhteistyön tavoite on köyhyyden poistaminen ja ihmisarvoisen elämän turvaaminen ja sen sisällöstä on sovittu yhteisesti OECD:ssä.Suomen kauppaa tukeva kehitysyhteistyö evaluoitiin edellisen kerran vuon
na 2011. Evaluoinnin jälkeen laadittiin Suomen kauppaa tukevan kehitysyhteistyön toimintasuunnitelma 2012 - 2015 Työpaikkoja yksityistä sektoria ja kauppaa kehittämällä. Toimintasuunnitelmaan kirjattiin että sen toimeenpano ja tavoitteiden saavutta
minen evaluoidaan kauden lopussa eli vuonna 2015. Tässä evaluoinnissa arvioidaan Suomen kauppaa tukevan kehitysyhteistyön toimintasuunnitelman 2012 - 2015 toimeenpanoa ja sitä miten siinä asetetut tavoitteet on saavutettu. Lisäksi evaluoinnissa tarka
stellaan läpileikkaavien tavoitteiden ja ihmisoikeusperustaisuuden toteutumista kauppaa tukevan kehitysyhteistyön hankkeissa sekä selvitetään millaisia yhteyksiä kauppaa tukevalla kehitysyhteistyöllä on muihin sektoreihin ja teemoihin. Evaluoinniss
a analysoidaan myös kauppaa tukevan kehityksen eri yhteistyömuotoja (esim. maa- ja aluetaso monenkeskinen ja EU-yhteistyö yritykset kansalaisjärjestöt jne.) sekä rahoitusinstrumentteja (Finnfund ja Finnpartnership).
F.a: People with Disabilities Empowerment Programme People with disabilities is a vulnerable group that are low-educated and neglected by their family and the society. Fida partners with Danang Department of Education and Training (state ministry) and with a civil society organization Danang Disabled People
 Organisation. The focus for 2016 will be on building the management capacity for Danang Disabled People Organisation to continue its work after Fida will leave the project, to empower the teaching skill for teachers from special schools and inclusive scho
ols and to raise awareness of parents of children with disabilities and community about inclusive education. The project goal is to contribute to the future where people with disabilities (PWD) and their organizations have an active role of influence in a 
more just and fair society. The purpose is improved capacity of action partners to support people with disabilities and their households to become equally active members of the community. The project results in improved competence of PWD and their organiza
tions and in increased participation of PWD in their own development and in the society.
OCHA/Core contribution OCHA/Yleisrahoitus 2019-22 Finland's core funding to OCHA total 14 million euros (annually 35 million euros). OCHA (Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs) is part of the United Nations Secretariat responsible for bringing together humanitarian actors and co-ordinate an
d ensure a coherent response to emergencies. More than 90% of its budget is based on voluntary contributions. As indicated in Finland's Humanitarian Policy (2012) Finland emphasized the role of United Nations as the coordinator of humanitarian aid. The gui
ding principle of Finnish funding is that effective timely and needs-based humanitarian aid can significantly reduce the impact the humanitarian crises and hazards. Finnish contribution is now increasing by 500000 euros annually due to more difficult crise
s and environment. Suomen yleisavustus  YK:n humanitaarisen avun koordinaatioyksikölle OCHA (Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs) vuosina 2019-22 yhteensä 10 miljoonaa euroa (25 miljoonaa euroa vuosittain).  OCHA vastaa kansainvälisen yhteisön ja erityise
sti YK-järjestelmän humanitaarisen avun koordinaatiosta sekä voimavarojen mobilisoinnista luonnonkatastrofi- ja kriisitilanteissa.  Vaikka OCHA on osa YK-sihteeristöä pitkälti yli 90% sen budjetista perustuu vapaaehtoiseen rahoitukseen. Humanitaarise
n avun linjauksen (2012) mukaisesti Suomi korostaa YK:n johtavaa roolia humanitaarisen avun koordinoijana. Suomen rahoituksen lähtökohtana on että tehokkaalla ja oikea-aikaisella tarpeisiin perustuvalla humanitaarisella avulla voidaan merkittävästi li
eventää humanitaaristen kriisien ja katastrofien vaikutuksia. Suomen rahoitus laskee vuositasolla 1 miljoonalla eurolla mikä johtuu Suomen humanitaarisen kokonaisrahoituksen vähentämisestä.