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Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Pakistan has ratified of the major human rights treaties: The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD ) , all forms of violence against anti-discrimination Convention (CEDAW), Convention on the Rights Of Child (CRC) , Economic, Social a
nd Cultural Rights (CESCR , April 2008) , and most recently in July 2011, civil and Political Rights and the Convention on ( CCPR ) and the Convention Against Torture (CAT) . Public awareness of human rights is weak, and radical extremist groups? communica
tion against human rights is strong. The project aims to publish Nawa -e- Insan magazine about human rights in Sindh and Urdu languages. The publication aims to produce a human rights based, alternative, independet and critical analysis of the prevailing e
conomic  social and political conditions, and thus to contribute to the  human rights awareness, democracy and the rule of law, equitable development , peace and tolerance. The the target audience is broad, ranging from human rights activists and grassroot
s actors to the academic world, researchers, students, journalists, lawyers and the general public. The magazine has a circulation of about 6,000 copies. Democratic Commission on Human Development (DCHD) was founded in 1994, and in 1999 it was registered a
s independent, secular, non-governmental organization that is focused on grass-roots human rights training and education, and advocacy.www.aghscru.org.pk
Caravane for the gender equality The caravane for gender equility is designed for promoting gender eqaulity and to fight agains phenomen of marrying minor girls. In the Rif-mountain marrying minor girls is still a current problem and the object is to inform the population of the psycologi
cal and physical dangers this represents to the girls. At the same time the association is gathering statistic information on the phenoma and providing medical services to the population as well as organizing formation to the local authorities and civil so
ciety actors on the women's rights.
Infrastructure of the education programme of AIDS orphans Permanent improvements of infrastructure and creation of necessary conditions for sustainable local leadership and managemant of the education programme for Dzivaresekwa AIDS orphans. The aim is to secure basic education and health care of the orphans. App
lication for 2009: to build Dzikwa Activity Center for the AIDS-children, for 2012: support local resource mobilisation to build sustainability of the activities.
Capacity Building for Trade and Export Promotion for Members of HAWASME and Systematic Sustainable Development for HAWASME The objectives of the project are focused on: (1)supporting small and medium enterprises of the traditional industry villages to export their products, (2)enhancing and improving the capacity of the leaders and the management team of business clubs belongi
ng to HAWASME and HAWASME's management board so that they are able to support their members in promoting trade and exports for sustainable development,(3)raising awareness of HAWASME's members in controlling product quality standards for environment protec
tion, applying clean technologies producing the goods in compliance with standards for export goods to the North European market, also promoting the cooperation between Finnish and Vietnamese companies in trade promotion experience exchanges business partn
erships.
EU - Supporting Sustainable and Inclusive Social Protection Systems (EU/SPS-Programme) The extension of Social Protection Floors to cover all girls boys women and men is one of the most effective ways to eradicate extreme poverty to reduce social and gender inequalities and to guarantee the realization of the human right to adequate liveliho
ods for all. This EU/SPS-Programme - co-financed by the EU-Commission (DEVCO/B3) MFA-Finland and OECD Development Centre - supports the efforts of developing countries to build up their national systems of social protection and essential services and to ma
ke them socially economically and politically sustainable.  The national capacities of developing countries to analyse their existing social protection systems and prioritized reform needs will be strengthened. Good practices will be documented to guide fu
ture programming of Europan Commission's and Member States' ODA in support of the extension of social protection for all. The European Commission has delegated the implementation of the programme to a consortium consisting of the OECD Development Centre an
d the Gvoernment of Finland. The Ministry for Foreign Affairs (MFA) of Finland has delegated the Finnish functions of the programme within the Government of Finland structures to THL the National Institute of Health and Welfare. Yet in the Programme Steeri
ng Committee Finland will be represented  by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
Marie Stopes International project on reproductive health The  project of the Marie Stopes International on reproductive health aims to reduce maternal and child mortality in Afghanistan by increasing availability and demand of quality sexual reproductive maternal and child heal services and raising awareness of 
people on sexual and reproductive health. The project provides various service channels as fixed and mobile clinics satellite clinics and community health workers. Through the project 400 000 people especially women will gain access to above mentioned serv
ices particularly in areas where such services are not yet available. The project also raises awareness on sexual and reproductive health of more than 12 000 persons (including youth) by counselling and awareness raising activities. The project will be imp
lemented in the provinces of Jowzjan Kabul Herat and Balkh. The current project is a continuation of Finnish support since 2003. For example in 2012-2013 with the support of Finland to the project 287 506 persons received sexual reproductive maternal and c
hild health services of which 31% family planning 15 700 males received awareness raising through 120 religious leaders 1262 voluntary HIV-testes were carried out and 98 students of Balkh Medical University were trained on family planning.  From 2003 to 20
14 the overall support of Finland to the project has been 45 MEUR and will be 25 MEUR for 2015-2017.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Empowering youth and women for peace and reconciliatin work in their communities.
Energy and Environment Partnership with Central America AEA/EEP The Energy and Environment Partnership with Central America (EEP) launched during the United Nations World Summit on Sustainable Development in 2002 by the Government of Finland and Central American countries has attained efficient project centered operati
ng principles. Following the evaluation of the first phase of the project (2003-2005) the Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs continued the funding of the project for the 2006-2009 period. Austria joined the EEP in 2007 and the EU in 2010 contributing a s
ignificant addition to the public financing of the partnership. The Dominican Republic joined in 2007 bringing the number of Central American partner countries up to eight. The 3rd phase of the partnership is being implemented during 2010-14. The overall o
bjective is to foster sustainable development in the region through improved access to modern reliable and affordable energy services increased energy security and reduction of negative environmental externalities contributing thus to reduce poverty and di
minish the effect of climate change in the energy sector. The EEP has reached a position as one of the major interlocutors in the region when dealing with the technical and political aspects related to the development of renewable energy projects of a cert
ain scale (targeted towards Small- and Mediumsized Enterprises mainly in rural areas). Around 280 pilot projects and feasibility studies have been completed.
Frame agreement with NGO (Operation a Day?s Work) The township of Chamanculo is severely over-populated, and one of the poorest peripheral townships of Maputo City.Chamanculo faces challenges especially in terms of sanitation, education, youth employment and HIV/AIDS. Poor sanitation fosters the spread of
 diseases such as cholera and malaria. Youth unemployment is also a challenge for the community as a whole since youth without meaningful engagement more easily turn to drug and alcohol abuse, as well as petty crime, even prostitution.The project aims to ?
 reduce urban poverty of vulnerable youth in Chamanculo through access to training and employment? improve equal opportunities to primary education through pedagogical and material support for vulnerable children? promote youth participation in civil socie
ty and democratic processes through providing knowledge and experience? contribute to reduction of youth delinquency and number of new HIV infections through activities and information provided for youth? improve sanitation facilities for vulnerable famili
es in Chamanculo
ICIMOD: The Hindu Kush-Himalayan Hydrological Cycle Observing System The Hindu Kush-Himalayan Hydrological Cycle Observing System (HKH-HYCOS) project is a cooperation project between 6 countries in the region. It aims to establishment of a regional flood information system strengthenhing of local capacity in flood managemen
t and improving information sharing and communication to end users. Project duration 2009-2014.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) In November 2012, FCA and its local partner MRDA conducted an assessment on the agriculture sector of Mundri West County. The assessment findings indicated that while an estimated 80% of the people in the area are farmers, the sector depends predominantly 
on scarce family labour, non-performing local seeds and low soil fertility and that the inputs and investments to agriculture are inadequate and the farming techniques and practices outdated and irresponsive to the food security needs of the households. Se
condly, the area is facing shortage of livestock, caused by the systematic looting and slaughtering during conflicts as well as a lack of veterinary services. In addition, the assessment found the state agriculture extension services incapacitated by lack 
of transport, qualified personnel and means to assists local farmers. As a result of the everlasting conflicts, many people and communities still suffer from trauma. Furthermore, due to lack of marketable skills and high unemployment rate, the idled youth 
engage in alcohol and drug abuse, which easily resorts to violence. Local, traditional and religious leaders have the potential to play a key role in the well-being and stability of their communities, yet they have limited understanding of trauma, human ri
ghts and how the rights should be realised. The overall project objective is to promote communities? recovery and development by enhancing livelihood options and strengthen social cohesion through local customary and other conflict prevention and resolutio
n mechanisms.The project consists of two components, under which the specific objectives are1. Agricultural development: to improve food security and income of the targeted households through introducing a business approach to agriculture.? Trainings in ag
ro-techniques, including livestock rearing, dairy farming, beekeeping and farming systems as  well as efficient land preparation that improve production, productivity and make farming activities attractive to the youth., Granting start-up loans in the form
 of farming inputs, Provision of extension services and basic farm-business training, Advocate the Western Equatoria ministries of agriculture and education for  long-term support for the training activities and extending them into formal agriculture train
ing centre.2. Peace building through civic education: to strengthen social cohesion through increasing the target communities? and leaders? knowledge of human rights, peace, inclusive and particip
Core support to FAO Core support to Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), membership fee. Support through the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.
Enhancing the Support and Rehabilitation of School-aged Children with disabilities in Yerevan The first development project (2009- 2013) established the Day Care and Rehabilitation Center in Yerevan serving 450 under school aged children with disabilities and their parents. The request for the continuation of the rehabilitation services for school-
aged children with disabilities came from their parents. The parents shared their concerns that the conditions of their children and the quality of their life are in the risk of decrease due to lack of rehabilitation and support services during the school 
years. Thought the services provided by the Day Care and Rehabilitation Center the children's school preparedness increased and as the result of the project 80 children were able to attend the schools. The main purpose of the project (2014-2017) is to prev
ent the inequalities of children with disabilities and to enhance their inclusion to the society: 1)  by promoting the integration of the children with disabilities to normal life through providing multi-professional rehabilitation for enhancing the abilit
ies of functions of the child, 2) and by sharing information about disabilities to project's different shareholders. The project aims to establish the Support and Rehabilitation Center in Yerevan for children from 6 to 10 years old with disabilities. The a
ctivities of the Rehabilitation Center is targeted to children who are not attending the schools. The professionals of the project will provide rehabilitation advise and individual rehabilitation to school environment to children with disabilities who have
 been already integrated to the schools. The project will have about 480 children and their families as direct beneficiaries during the whole project. The center will provide psychosocial support for parents. The project will enhance the capacity of the ph
ysiotherapists speech therapists and other rehabilitation professionals and teachers by conducting trainings in cooperation with UNICEF Armenia. The project will hire seven local professionals. The project will pay attention to gender equality throughout t
he project's activities such as the selection of the group supporting the parenthood of fathers as well. Theroject is taking account the environmental sustainability for example when purchasing rehabilitation equipments.
Vocational School in Namibe Province in Southern Angola The idea of the project is to establish a school and provide basic academic and professional education equivalent to basic technical training grades 7-9 for young people in Namibe province Angola.Existing ADPP buildings in Tombwa Namibe will be renovated e
xpanded furnished and equipped. The result will be a modern accessible school with capacity to educate 70 students on each year of a three year education in total 210 students. Accessibility will be taken into account in all school buildings and premises i
ncluding WASH facilities.The education provides general academic education combined with practical and theoretical training in one of 3 professions: energy assistant environment promoter and preschool assistant. The professions are chosen because of their 
relevance to local conditions. A 100 megawatt windmill park is due to be built in Tombwa and there is increasing focus on alternative energy sources. Tombwa is a desert town with very vulnerable environmental conditions giving the environment promoters amp
le opportunity to practice their trade. Finally Namibe province has one of the highest rates of preschool attendance in the country- although just 13.7%- and ADPP has operated preschools in the town for almost 15 years. Upon graduation the students receive
 a nationally recognized certificate enabling them to seek employment or continue to upper secondary technical education. The students also acquire a range of life skills carry out community actions and gain many new experiences. Environment protection act
ivities form part of the education.  Persons with disabilities will be enrolled at the school and focus will be on ensuring that they are fully integrated. The rights of persons with disabilities will be promoted in the wider community. As part of the prog
ram the students will acquire ICT skills through the Dream School component. The idea is to support the development of rounded young adults with skills which are useful in the workforce and as active members of society. This includes the ability to be prod
uctive an entrepreneurial spirit ability to work as a team to take initiative and so on.  The school will work to foster links with the local business community including visits by local business people and workplace visits by the students. By the third ye
ar of the education the students have a 3 week work experience placement. Special attention will be paid to appropriate placement of students with disabilities.
EU/ Economic empowerment of young women The overall objective of the project is to enhance young women's economic empowerment and fulfilment of their rights in Indonesia. The actions focus on narrowing the gender gaps not only in economic terms but also in social status. Central to this is acces
s to decent work for young women through formal employment or through entrepreneurial activity. The project brings together private sector central government local authorities microfinance institutions and the youth themselves in order to build a holistic 
model of youth economic empowerment. It combines training with access to credit and employment in an innovative market-led approach while also targeting the relevant government policies strategies and legislation to make them more gender responsive.
MYA/Early Childhood Care and Education in Myanmar Increased access and improved learning and development of children in early grades. The goal will be achieved through three outcomes:Outcome 1: Access: Children?s early learning and development is supported by increased access to ECCD services and the new 
Foundation Year of Basic Education for children aged 5 yearsOutcome 2: Quality and Learning Outcomes: The quality of ECCD services and Foundation Class learning environments have improved in all SC supported schoolsOutcome 3: Policy engagement: National po
licies practice and implementation increasingly based on child rights and child centered approaches in National education sector planning and programming processesSave the Children will work through two major areas ? Early Childhood Care and Development (E
CCD) and Transitions to pre-primary and primary education. In both of these areas the focus will be on Access Quality and Advocacy/Policy Engagement. The project will provide children in the target areas with a sound foundation to their early learning. We 
will do this through an innovative and holistic early learning programme. The project will combine ECCD opportunities and enhance school readiness and improve and support the learning of children in the new Kindergarten Year.The project's duration is 2 yea
rs (2015 - 2016). Total budget is 3 529 412? out of which the MFA's share is 3 M?. The implementing organisation was chosen through open call procedure for state subsidies.
The promoting and practice of human rights in Chiapas Promoting and practicing human rights in the southern state of Chiapas where a large part of the population belong to indigenous people.
Development of a Coordinated and Integrated Permitting System The aim of the ICI Project by Department for Environmental Affairs (DEA) in South Africa and the Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE) is to improve DEA' s capacity to harmonise and integrate environmental permitting processes and to develop a co-ordinated 
and integrated permitting system. As a result the number of different environmental processes will be reduced and the service delivery of DEA enhanced by providing a single entry and exit point for all environmental permit applications. In the long term th
is is expected to enhance environmental protection and to ensure environmentally acceptable economic development. The project may also have indirect impacts on poverty reduction by streamlining the permitting processes for investments in economic developme
nt. The final beneficiaries are the South African environmental permit applicants whose service will be improved.
Frame agreement with NGO (FIDIDA) Improving Perequisities for Independent Living and Social Status of the Namibian People with Visual Impairment. WHAT: The project supports Namibian Federation of the Visually Impaired and the service center for the visually impaired (V.I.)WHY: In Namibia t
he visually impaired don?t have equal opportunities to educate themselves and they often are belittled in the labour market. The schools for V.I. people funded by state are few and it is almost impossible for people from the rural areas to attend because t
he distances are so great. Few visually impaired know that they have right to attend school and the financial support for disabled people is often misused by the family. Educated and employed V.I. people are more aware about their rights and they can suppo
rt themselves.HOW: Federation and service center spread information about the rights of V.I. people and encourage them to participate in the society. The project benefits the blind and weak-sighted people who can function better in their everyday life and 
demand their rights to be respected.PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project is implemented by Namibian Federation of the Visually Impaired NFVI and the service center for the visually impaired.
NAZ: Celebration of Zambia?s Golden Jubilee with an exhibition and an electronic exhibition Zambia?s Fiftieth Anniversary provides a timely opportunity to bring the long and successful history of cooperation between the Embassy of Finlna Lusaka and the national Archives of Zambia to an end with one final event: a long-lasting tribute to the mater
ials knowledge and skills that have been generated over the decade. Besides the exhibition an e-exhibition will be created to go onto the website and can be freely accessed by anyone in Zambia or abroad.1. Exhibition at the National Archives of ZambiaThe e
xhibition that will conclude the project to be housed at the exhibition gallery of the National Archives of Zambia and will be built around the multimedia aspects of the project. The exhibition will coincide with 50 years Independence of Zambia in October 
2014. 2. Creation of e-exhibitionAn e-exhibition in an exhibition in electronic format. It can be downloaded or viewed on a computer PC Mac laptop PDA tablet smartphone or any other kind of reading device.
Regional Programme on Food and Nutrition Security in Central America PRESANCA II The objective of PRESANCA II programme is to increase the capacity of the local institutions to food production and supply to reduce poverty and to improve the health of the local people. The programme seeks to contribute to the reduction of food and nutri
tion insecurity in the most vulnerable populations in Central America strengthening the integration system as part of a process that aims to build integrated policies on social environmental and economic issues. PRESANCA II emphasizes the strengthening of 
the Regional Strategy for Food and Nutrition Security looking particularly at the political and regulatory processes as well as knowledge management and territorial development. The programme is implemented through the Central American Integration System (
SICA) in collaboration with the EU Finland and UNDP.Finland's contribution is aimed especially at increasing the availability of clean water and improving sanitatary systems in dry and remote areas.