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F.a: Rights of Paliyan Adivasis for using and re-generating natural resources The Paliyan are Adivasi people living in the South Western Ghats in Tamil Nadu and Kerala, and about 6000 families belong for those communities. They are traditional nomadic hunter-gatherers, living on the forest and commercial world is strange for them. S
till some of them are living on the forest, but most of them had to change their traditional way of living and move away from the forest. Their culture is changing rapidly and their traditional way of living is threatened. The Government of India doesn’t
 allow Paliyan people to collect forest products for their own use, but at the same time they allow commercial use of those same products. The Adivasi community people are very vulnerable and do not have any political voice for protect their community peop
le. They are very badly oppressed, exploited and discriminated in all forms of social system. They are not realized and aware about this current social system. This project aims to empower the Paliyan community people to ensure and practice their tradition
al, customary, democratic rights for dignity and sustainable life by ensuring their rights on forest land. It is also important to empower the Paliyar Adivasi community through mobilizing them into a movement for improving their social, economical and cult
ural status to lead a self-esteemed, dignity and sustainability life. The Paliyan Adivasi community people are the beneficiaries. They are involved in all levels of implementation of the project. Humane Trust, MMS and ARUDES accomplish this project and all
 of them are members of CAFAT. www.humanetrust.org.in
F.a: Emergency Food Aid for People with Disabilities living in Afgoye Area Displacements Emergency Food Aid for People with Disabilities living in Afgoye Area Displacements
F.a: Employment of persons with disabilities in Kaspi The group will implement project for vocational training and income generation. Project involves 6 disabled people by aquiring handwork skills, producing fancy wiker works and hand made lamps. By seling these items group will generate income.
F.a: Information MKF The purpose of the project is to spread information about MKF's development projects to supporters and the public.
FLC: Putting an end to sexual harassement on the street and on the workplace PYM: Sukupuolisen häirinnän torjuminen kadulla ja työpaikalla The purpose of the project is to combat sexual harassment by sensitizing women about their rights as well as practical means with which to counter harassment. Main activities of the project consist of organizing seminars for 90 women in the area of Akkar i
n Rabat. The trainers in the seminars will be lawyers social workers and experts from the NGO itself. Boys and young men will also receive education on the rights of women as a part of the project. Violence against women and sexual harassment are serious p
roblems in Morocco and a long term grassroots approach to change attitudes is essential and the project builds on a previous project realized by the NGO with UN Women. The activities of the project also include producing educational material on women's rig
hts as well as providing a possibility for daycare for women with family in order for them to be able to participate in the seminars. Hankkeen tavoitteena on vähentää sukupuolista häirintää lisäämällä naisten tietoisuutta oikeuksistaan sekä käytännön keinoista häirinnän vastustamiseksi.  Hankkeen puitteissa järjestetään koulutustilaisuudet 90 naiselle Akkarin kaupungin
osassa Rabatissa. Seminaarien kouluttajina toimivat asianajajat sosiaalityöntekijät ja järjestön omat asiantuntijat. Hankkeessa koulutetaan myös poikia ja nuoria miehiä naisten ja tyttöjen oikeuksista. Naisiin kohdistuva väkivalta ja sukupuolinen h
äirintä ovat vakavia ongelmia Marokossa joiden torjuminen vaatii pitkäjänteistä työtä ruohonjuuritasolla sekä asenteiden muutosta ja hanke hyödyntää ja osittain jatkaa järjestön aikaisemmin yhteistyössä UN Womenin kanssa toteuttamaa projekti
a.Hankkeen toimintoihin kuuluu myös koulutusmateriaalin tuottaminen aiheesta sekä päivähoitomahdollisuuden järjestäminen perheellisille naisille jotta nämä voivat osallistua koulutuksiin.
F.a: Vocational Training and Employment of PWDs IGA-sewing training, small business -project for 40 PWDs, 25 girls and 15 young men, three months training, 5 cooperative groups formed from different localities, each get machines and equipment, entrepreneurship training and rent for woking place for firs
t 2 months.
F.a: Seeds of hope Cultural Center The starting point is to increase the mutual understanding between different religion and work for an athmosphere of peace and harmony. This is done by giving preschool children the possibility to spend their days in that kind of environment. Seeds of hope
 Culture Center consists of a kindergarden, preschool, a cultural center with English courses and a youth center. Around 80 youth take regularly part of the youth activities at the cultural center and the preschool is very popular. When the children contin
ue in school they have been praised for their good behaviour and their good English knowledge. The surrounding and the local authorities are positive to the project. The project is a cooperation with Seeds of Hope, Inc, Humanitarian Aid. This organisation 
have many years of experience from similar work, therefore we cooperate with them.
F.a: Increased household incomes, food production and nutrition among PWDs living with HIV/AIDS in greater Masaka The project is for increasing household income and food security amongst PWDs living with HIV/AIDS. The main activities will be; -Training of members on modern farming skills and food nutrition -Training in business management, marketing and saving skills.
 Procurement of start up kits for IGA and farming inputs. -Strengthening of MADIPHA security in project management. - Monitoring and evaluation.
Humanitarian assistance Somalia Humanitaarinen apu WFP Somalia Humanitarian and food security situation continues to be extremely fragile in Somalia and is expected to get worse because of the drought.The humanitarian needs for 2017 are 8635 million USD with an aim to reach 39 million people. According to estimates ov
er 5 million people are food insecure and over 1 million severely food insecure. it is estimated that this figure will reach 13 million in May 2017. 320 000 children are suffering from acute malnutrition of which 50 000 severely acute malnutrition. Somalian humanitaarinen sekä ruokaturva tilanne jatkuu erittäin heikkoina ja kuivuuden takia maahan odotetaan jopa nälänhätää. Vuodelle 2017 maan tarpeet ovat yhteensä 8635 miljoonaa USD joilla pyritään saavuttamaan 39 miljoonaa ihmistä. Humanit
aarisen avun tarpeessa arvioidaan parhaillaan olevan n. 5 miljoonaa ihmistä joista yli miljoona on hätätilassa ruokaturvan suhteen. Jälkimmäisen luvun arvioidaan nousevan 1.3 miljoonaan ihmiseen kuluvan vuoden toukokuuhun mennessä. 320000 lasta on ak
uutisti aliravittuja ja heistä 50000 vakavasti aliravittuja.
F.a: The advancement of access to information of visually impaired children and youth with study materials accessible to the visually impaired The advancement of access to information of visually impaired children and youth with study material
UNICEF/Guidelines on Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Humanitarian Action UNICEF/Tuki humanitaarisen avustustoiminnan vammaisohjeistuksen laatimiseksi The project improves the situation of people with disabilities in humanitarian crises by providing guidance by UNICEF on the project: The IASC Guidelines on Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Humanitarian Action: Development of Global Guidelines wit
h Active Engagement of Stakeholders.This guidance clarifies how the needs and rights of people with disabilities are best taken into account in humanitarian aid activities and how their involvement in the design of humanitarian aid is promoted. Through gui
dance standards are developed for good practice and reinforce the effectiveness efficiency and human rights of humanitarian aid Hankkeessa parannetaan vammaisten asemaa humanitaarisissa kriiseissä tuottamalla UNICEFin kautta ohjeistusta  hankkeeseen: IASC Guidelines on Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Humanitarian Action: Development of Global Guidelines with Active Engag
ement of Stakeholders. Ohjeistuksen avulla selkeytetään se miten vammaisten ihmisten tarpeet ja oikeudet parhaiten huomioidaan humanitaarisessa avustustoiminnassa ja miten heidän osallistumistaan humanitaarisen avun suunnitteluun edistetään. Ohjeistuk
sen kautta luodaan standardit hyville käytännöille ja vahvistetaan humanitaarisen avun tuloksellisuutta tehokuutta ja ihmisoikeusperusteisuutta.
F.a: better and more coherent policy The Finnish NGDO Platform to the EU (Kehys) is an advocacy network for Finnish civil society organisations. Kehys is interested in European Union’s actions to tackle global poverty. Kehys influences Finlands’s positions as a member of the EU and EU’s
 actions that have an impact on developing countries. Kehys serves CSOs by promoting cooperation and networking between Finnish and European CSO, disseminating information about EU’s development policy and development cooperation, and providing training 
and counselling on EU funding opportunities. Kehys has two main sets of activities: advocacy and civil society capacity building. As an advocacy network the main objective of Kehys is to promote EU’s different policies so that they will support reduction
 of poverty and inequality, and realization of human rights and equal opportunities.
FLC: Organization for Social Development Promoting the concept of corporate social responsibility in the private sector to enhance economic empowerment of women and people with disability towards environmental protection. This is addressed to advocate the concept of corporate social responsibilit
y and create a platform for the private sector to compensate the community in different forms. Besides this the project aims to equip women and people with disabilities with skill and entrepreneurship trainings to economically empower them and ultimately h
elp them be self-reliant. The development outcomes are the involvement of the Chamber of Commerce governmental + non-governmental organizations and media outlets in the intervention. Besides this targeted economically disadvantaged women and people with di
sabilities will get skill entrepreneurship trainings and start up capital thereby improve their livelihoods. The co actors are Chamber of Commerce Addis Abeba City Trade + Industry Radio Fana and Charities and Societies Agency to facilitate the implementat
ion of the project and participate in the monitoring of activities. Promoting the concept of corporate social responsibility in the private sector to enhance economic empowerment of women and people with disability towards environmental protection. This is addressed to advocate the concept of corporate social responsibilit
y and create a platform for the  private sector to compensate the community in different forms. Besides this the project aims to equip women and people with disabilities with skill  and entrepreneurship trainings to economically empower them and ultimately
 help them be self-reliant. The development outcomes are the involvement of the Chamber of Commerce governmental + non-governmental organizations and media outlets in the intervention. Besides this targeted economically disadvantaged women and people with 
disabilities will get skill  entrepreneurship trainings and start up capital thereby improve their livelihoods. The co actors are Chamber of Commerce Addis Abeba City Trade + Industry Radio Fana and Charities and Societies Agency to facilitate the implemen
tation of the project and participate in the monitoring of activities.
UNU WIDER-Institute annual contribution UNU WIDER-instituutti vuosiavustus Research of the global development issues obligations of the Host Government Agreement and support for the research programme. The role of the UNU WIDER is to generate new knowledge enhance individual and institutional capacities and disseminate useful inf
ormation to decision makers in developing countries donor community and academia. The current UNU-WIDER research programme for 2014-2018 focuses research on the triple challenge of economies states and societies. The research programme and its sub-themes f
ocuses on themes that are at the core of the new Agenda 2030 for sustainable development.The UNU-WIDER budget for 2018 was below 10 million. The funding consists of core contributions of the four donor countries income from the Endowment Fund and project f
unding. The Finnish core contribution to UNU-WIDER is 14 million euros. Other main donors are Sweden and Great Britain. The Department for Development Co-operation within the MFA administers the Finnish co-operation with UNU-WIDER. Hanke edistää maailmanlaajuisten kehitysongelmien tutkimusta. UNU-WIDER toteuttaa globaalien kehityshaasteiden monialaista tutkimusta ja analysoi maailmantalouden ongelmia pyrkien löytämään niihin ratkaisuja. Tutkimusohjelma vuosille  2019-23 rakentu
u kolmesta teemasta: talouksien valtioiden ja yhteiskuntien tutkimuksesta.  Tutkimusohjelman yksityiskohtaiset alateemat ovat uuden kestävän kehityksen Agenda 2030 keskiössä. Tutkimustieto on suunnattu kehitysmaiden poliittisille päättäjille avunant
ajille ja tutkijoille.UNU-WIDERin vuosittainen budjetti on ollut noin 10m?  ja se on perustunut yleisavustuksiin peruspääomarahastosta saataviin tuloihin ja korvamerkittyyn hankerahoitukseen. Suomen rinnalla muut päärahoittajat ovat Iso-Britannia ja Ru
otsi. Suomen tuki UNU-WIDERille perustuu isäntämaasopimuksesta aiheutuvien velvoitteiden täyttäminen sekä tuki tutkimustoiminnalle. Suomen yleistuki on 14 miljoonaa euroa. Sen lisäksi  Suomi on velvollinen maksamaan isäntämaasopimukseen liittyviä 
teknisiä kuluja.Tähän on varattu 04-05 m? vuodessa. Mikäli toteutuneiden teknisten kulujen jälkeen varoja jää yli niitä käytetään erillisellä sopimuksella maakohtaiseen tutkimustiedon jakamiseen ja kapasiteetin vahvistamiseen.  Hankkeen kokonai
srahoitus on 9.680.000? jaettuna viidelle vuodelle.
F.a: Commemoration of the international week of the deaf in Tanzania Commemoration of the international week of the deaf in Tanzania
FLC: Federation of Ethiopian National Associations of Persons with Disabilities Provide organizational support to FENAPD and member DPOs basic business skills training for 28 women and 28 youth with disabilities each and start-up capital provision of basic business skills training for 14 mothers(care givers) having children with disab
ilities including start up capital.- To enhance the empowerment of the disability movement and promotion of disability inclusive development in the country.-Outcomes are improvement of organizational capacity of FENAPD and member DPOs basic business skill 
training and start up capital for 70 youth and women with disabilities and enable them generate income.- The direct beneficiaries are 160 persons with disabilities and the general public-Co actors are Bureau of Labor and Social Affairs Bureau women + child
ren affairs Bureau of Small + medium enterprises. The implementing partner will be FENAPD. It was chosen as it is an umbrella organization for many disability organizations in Ethiopia. Web: www.fenapd.org - Provide organizational support to FENAPD and member DPOs basic business skills training for 28 women and 28 youth with disabilities each and start-up capital provision of basic business skills training for 14 mothers(care givers) having children with dis
abilities including start up capital.- To enhance the empowerment of the disability movement and promotion of disability inclusive development in the country.-Outcomes are improvement of organizational capacity of FENAPD and member DPOs basic business skil
l training and start up capital for 70 youth and women with disabilities and enable them generate income.- The direct beneficiaries are 160 persons with disabilities and the general public-Co actors are Bureau of Labor and Social Affairs Bureau women + chi
ldren affairs Bureau of Small + medium enterprises. The implementing partner will be FENAPD. It was chosen as it is an umbrella organization for many disability organizations in Ethiopia. Web: www.fenapd.org
F.a: Vocational development and promoting inclusive WASH system for Persons With Disabilities in Gulmi District The project has three major functions: 1) 30 days vocational training in doll making and crafts 2) Three days inclusive WASH training (covers UNCRPD, constitutional rights and existing legislation) 3) Celebration of International Day of Persons With Disabi
lities on 3.12.2017.
F.a: Regional Programme Support To support the Partner Red Cross Societies in Asia to raise their own capacity to be able to respond the local vulnerability in the sustainable manner. In the regional programme, FRC supports organizational development and capacity building initiatives bas
ed on the priorities of FRC identified partner countries. In 2016 the support is less than before but more focused on already established processes and clear partner strategies and priorities e.g. financial development, accountability etc. or providing int
ernational training and exchange to partner societies’ staff. Organizational development and capacity building are done in close cooperation with the IFRC and other partners, utilizing as much as possible standard processes and trainings.
F.a: Addressing Stigma and Discrimination to facilitate access to HIV, Health and Social services for marginalised and Most at Risk Populations The project aims at networking in advocacy to eliminate the HIV related stigma and to realize the basic rights of people living with HIV in Botswana by allowing them access to legal security and services, including non- citizens.The project is implemented 
by the Botswana Network on Ethics, Law and HIV/AIDS BONELA, which is a network of non-governmental organizations and one of FELM’s new development partner organisations in Botswana. The network is one of the most visible human rights advocacy actors at n
ational level in Botswana.BONELA seeks to create a fair and enabling environment for marginalized groups and populations most at risk to HIV. The network aims to promote gender sensitivity, rights based approach and ethical and legal aspects in the Botswan
a national HIV program and its implementation. BONELA focuses, in particular, on the rights of the marginalized groups, such as HIV -positive and populations most at risk to HIV, refugees, migrant workers and non-citizens, sexual minorities, sex workers, p
eople with disabilities and their families, prisoners and their families.The organization provides training and information, especially to marginalized groups, maintains the group of peer educators and peer counselors, contributes to the monitoring of huma
n rights violations at the national, regional and community level, provides free legal aid services to disadvantaged, as well as trains paralegals. In addition, BONELA organizes a comprehensive research and communication work to support its advocacy, coord
inates joint advocacy campaigns and media contacts of organisations, as well as lobbies state administration and policy-makers for the realization of the rights of minorities.
World Vision Finland humanitarian assistance Suomen World Vision humanitaarinen apu World Vision Finland is specialized in disability inclusion in its humanitarian programming and has two operations funded by the MFA in 2017. Uganda operation aims to improve inclusive access to safe water resources to increase equitable access to sanitati
on and facilities and promote good hygiene practices and to improve institutional capacity for the delivery of quality WASH and inclusion. MFA funding for Uganda operation is 600 000 euros. In Iraq the project aims to address the vast WASH and livelihoods 
related needs of IDPs in Hasansham with special focus on PLWD by improving water supply improving accessibility to WASH facilities and promoting the IDPs' income opportunities. MFA funding for Iraq operation is 500 000 euros Suomen World Vision on humanitaarisessa toiminnassaan erikoistunut vammaistyöhön ja vuonna 2017 toteuttaa kahta operaatiota Ulkoministeriön rahoituksella. Suomen World Visionin Ugandan operaatio pyrkii parantamaan puhtaiden vesilähteiden määrää ja 
saavutettavuutta lisäämään sanitaatioinfrastruktuurin saavutettavuutta sekä vahvistamaan institutionaalista kapasiteettia laadukkaiden ja inklusiivisten vesi- ja saniotaatiopalveluiden tarjoamiseen. Ugandan operaatiolle myönnetään 600 000 euroa. Ir
akin hankkeen tarkoituksena on vastata Hasanshamin pakolaisten erityisesti vammaisten vettä sanitaatiota ja toimeentuloa koskeviin puutteisiin ja tarpeisiin lisäämällä puhtaan käyttöveden saatavuutta lisäämällä vesi- ja sanitaatiopalveluiden saa
vutettavuutta ja vahvistamalla pakolaisten toimeentuloa. Irakin operaatiolle myönnetään  500 000 euroa.
F.a: Promoting Capacity and Human Rights of PWDs in Rushanskij District of GBAO Capacity Building and Human Rights Training of 60 PWDs and their families and other stakeholders in 3 different villages of Rushankij District of GBAO.
F.a: Education on HIV and AIDS and Safe Labour Migration of Young People Pilot project for empowering the young people to make safe decisions about migration and sexual behavior and hiv and aids affected families to improve their social and economic situation in border areas of Acham an Kalali. Some 10 000 people live in the 4 
project areas.
F.a: Partnership Program 2018 Abilis Foundation covers the costs of the Country Programme activities that occur when the Partner Organization disseminates infomation about Abilis funding, facilitates groups to apply funding, monitors on-going projects and provides training and advice t
o applicant and implementing oragnizations. Activities are based on annual planning and are reported twice a year. Exit phase.
F.a: Your Concerns, Our Solutions Running a disability related radio station and related training in Cambodia. 13 persons, of whom 8 are persons with a disability, receive training on radio show and talk related techniques. 12 (monthly) round table discussions and talk shows will be held o
n disability related topics. Material will be posted on Facebook. Awareness raising on disability issues and disability rights promotion.
F.a: Strengthening the capacity of Women With Disabilities, through entrepreneurship training and innovative basket weaving skills 40 women and girls with disabilities and 10 men and boys with disabilities receive training on business and basket weaving techniques. In addition, they get tools and materials for production. In the end, they have skills and resources for running successf
ul micro enterprises.
F.a: Campaign for promoting accessible tourism in Nepal The goal of the project is to promote inclusive tourism and create possibilities for persons with disabilities to be employed in that field. Project plan includes a youth camp, dialogues with policy makers, journalism training and a concert where young per
sons with disabilities will perform and the concert will be broadcasted in national television and uploaded in YouTube.
Beam: IT O2 Oy We provide the next generation talent development and knowledge retention SaaS solutions to mid-market enterprises for increasing their talents' competence in a modern, engaging + collaborative manner while also ensuring employee knowledge becomes organiza
tional knowledge.
F.a: Regional Administration / Africa, EAMECA Regional Administration / Africa, EAMECA