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Media cooperation Yhteistyö median kanssa The implementation of the goals of Finland´s development policy relies on the essential support of Finnish citizens and the relevant interest groups.The Unit for Development Communications supports the Ministry´s departments and units in charge of develo
pment policy and development cooperation in communicating about their work. The common goal is to make both the policies and their relevance as well as the results of Finland´s development cooperation known among the stakeholders and the Finnish public.Th
e guidelines for all the Ministry communications are openness clarity and reliability.  Timely communications active cooperation with the media and strategic work with the stakeholders are all needed.  Long-term global education is equally important as it 
paves the way for global citizenship.According to the polls the Finns mostly learn about developing countries and development policy and cooperation through the media. Systematic work with the media provides visibility for development policy and improves F
innish journalists´ capacity to report fact-based on the theme. It also aims at enforcing the interaction between the development policy leadership and the media.The allowance for media work 60 000 euros is reserved for varied activities in 2019 and early
 2020. Suomen kehityspolitiikan tavoitteiden toteuttaminen nojaa kansalaisten ja sidosryhmien periaatteelliseen tukeen. Ulkoministeriön kehitysviestintä tekee Suomen kehityspolitiikan linjauksia sekä kehitysyhteistyön tarpeita tavoitteita ja tuloksia tunnetui
ksi suomalaisessa yhteiskunnassa. Yksikkö tukee kehityspolitiikkaa ja kehitysyhteistyötä toteuttavia osastoja viestinnässä.Viestinnän ohjenuorana ovat avoimuus selkeys ja luotettavuus. Oikea-aikaisen viranomaisviestinnän rinnalla tehdään tavoittee
llista mediatyötä ja sidosryhmäviestintää. Pitkäjänteisen globaalikasvatuksen tuki luo pohjaa suomalaisten sitoutumiselle globaaliin vastuunkantoon.Ulkoministeriön toteuttaman vuotuisen mielipidetiedustelun mukaan tiedotusvälineet ovat suomalaisil
le tärkeimpiä tiedonlähteitä kehitysmaita ja kehityspolitiikkaa koskien. Suunnitelmallisella ja palvelualttiilla mediatyöllä saadaan tematiikalle näkyvyyttä suomalaismediassa parannetaan toimittajien tietopohjaa kehityspolitiikan kysymyksissä ja r
akennetaan ministeriön ja sen kehityspoliittisen johdon mediasuhteita.Mediatyöhön varattu määräraha 40 000 euroa käytetään eri toimiin vuoden 2021 aikana. Määrärahalla muun muassa järjestetään journalisteille tarkoitettu kehityspolitiikan pe
rehdytysohjelma Kehitysakatemia.
F.a: Domestic Workers' Rights and Organising In the Philippines, the project strengthens the domestic workers’ union UNITED, its organizing, capacity building and advocacy work. The advocacy work aims at effective implementation of the domestic workers’ law at municipal and city level, the covera
ge of social security and initiatives of collective bargaining with the support of local governments. In Indonesia, the project supports organizing, leadership training and advocacy work for realization of social security and ratification of ILO convention
 189. The objective is to create one national domestic workers’ federation out of several local domestic workers’ organizations. Training focuses on basic rights, gender, organizing, negotiation and advocacy work. The Philippines has ratified ILO 189 a
nd it has a national legislation for domestic workers. There are 2,08 million domestic workers in the country but only 2% have social security. Local government units are key in their registration. In Indonesia domestic workers’ situation is more difficu
lt since the country has not ratified ILO189 and it does not have any legislation that would protect or recognize domestic workers. There are over 10 mission domestic workers in the country. In both countries the protection of the rights and organizing sta
rts from the very basics and both can learn from each other. Indonesians get inspiration for advocacy work and organizational cooperation from the Philippines, whereas the Philippines can learn from the systematic organizing strategies and grass-root level
 activism of the Indonesians. IDWF enhances the joint learning. As a result of the project, in the Philippines UNITED becomes stronger, it collaborates closely with different local governmental levels and pilots collective bargaining. In Indonesia a nation
al domestic workers’ federation is founded, it has a dynamic and capable leadership and strong advocacy work. Domestic workers win right to social security. Both countries learn from each other and IDWF can distribute the learning more broadly.
F.a: Preventing sexual  abuse of boys Children and youths who experience sexual abuse or sexually harmful behaviour recover and receive support from their families and communities. The project aims to reduce abuse and help victims to safely re-integrate in the society. The project This will be
 achieved through: increased access to advocacy and education resources for children affected by sexual abuse or displaying sexually harmful behaviours, partnership and capacity of key partners and relevant professionals working in child protection is stre
ngthened, children, youths and families have capacity to recover from their experience, project lessons learned, results and impacts are effectively captured and used to inform management and staff planning, oganizational development and management of Firs
t Step Cambodia is strengthened.
F.a: Program administration Program administration supports all implementation and activities.
F.a: Development Communications The aim of the development communications is to increase the knowledge of Finns about Fidan's development cooperation, its results and impacts. Communication aims to make the attitudes towards development cooperation positive and increase Finns willingness
 to participate in reducing global inequality and implementing human rights. During the operational year personnel resource will be increased.#The topics of development communication will be raised from the Fida Development Cooperation Program 2018-21, whi
ch focuses on the implementation of children's rights. Key communicative themes include an adequate standard of living, health, schooling for children and a safe growth environment, equality for girls and women, prevention of climate change and peacebuildi
ng. A wider theme is to strengthen the rights of the most vulnerable children or vulnerable children in particular. #The target group for development communications includes the whole so-called general public in Finland. Important target groups include wom
en over the age of 35, college students and staff, domestic parishes and their active members, Child-Support Programme donators and customers of Fida stores. Fida stores are visited by about one million paying customers every year. #The Program and its res
ults are regularly reported on Fida's own media platforms. In addition, campaign-specific measures and events will reach new target groups. Fida seeks to get themes of development communication appear in media through active media communications and organi
zing journeys for journalists. #Communication will also support the goals of Fida's advocacy work, if necessary, and collaborate with other organizations and actors. Communication on development co-operation is also produced through fundraising campaigns. 
In addition, issues related to children's rights and development cooperation are presented in the communication of the Fida Child Support Programme. #Staff are provided with training aimed at increasing the staff's ability and motivation to communicate. Hu
man rights-based communication is strengthened by training communications staff and producing human rights-based content. Fida Secondhand Shops (27) communicate to the customers about the results of development cooperation using the loyal customer base and
 the shops communication channels. Some of the development communication and media information is in English, but the main language is Finnish.
FLC / MCA Development through Design and Market Access PYM / MCA Käsityötuotteiden suunnittelu ja markkinointi Mumwa Crafts Association (MCA) is a long-term partner organization of Embassy of Finland. MCA supports local communities in Western Zambia in generating sustainable income through development of traditional craft production.In the project new craft product
s (e.g. baskets) are designed together with Nordic designers. Local natural materials are used in the new products and the Nordic designers train the Zambian craft makers how to make these new products in uniform quality. MCA sells and markets the crafts t
o national and international markets and the marketing capacity of MCA is developed further in the project. Most of the profits from the sales are channeled to the local crafts makers but a part is used for MCA?s community development activities. MCA?s par
tner in the marketing activities is a local design company Nzito Furniture for example on the marketing trips to Finland and South Africa.The project creates jobs and possibilities for income generation in the countryside. It increases national and interna
tional trade and through that strengthens the Zambian economy. 80% of the beneficiaries are women and 20 % marginalized men. In the project also encourages the use of local natural materials. Mumwa Crafts Association (MCA) on edustuston pitkäaikainen kumppanijärjestö jonka toiminnan tarkoitus on tukea länsi-sambialaisen Mumwan alueen yhteisöjen taloudellista kapasiteettia perinteisten käsityötuotteiden suunnittelun ja markkinoinnin kautt
a ja luoda sen kautta yhteisöjen jäsenille kestäviä toimeentulon muotoja. Edustuston hankkeessa luodaan uusia käsityötuotteita (mm. koreja) jotka pohjoismaiset designerit suunnittelevat. Tuotteissa käytetään paikallisia luonnonmateriaaleja ja desi
gnerit kouluttavat hyödynsaajia tuottamaan tasalaatuisia ja laadukkaita tuotteita. MCA myy ja markkinoi käsityöläisten valmistamia käsityötuotteita kansallisille ja kansainvälisille markkinoille ja sen markkinointitaitoja kehitetään hankkeessa. Su
urin osa tuotosta menee suoraan käsityöläisille; lisäksi MCA käyttää tulojaan paikallisyhteisön kehittämiseen. MCA etsii tuotteille markkinoita yhteistyössä paikallisen design-liikkeen Nziton kanssa ja hankkeen puitteissa järjestetään markkin
ointimatkoja Suomeen ja Etelä-Afrikkaan.Hanke lisää työpaikkoja ja toimeentulomahdollisuuksia maaseudulla. Se lisää kansallista ja kansainvälistä kauppaa ja vahvistaa siten Sambian taloutta. Hyödynsaajista 80 % on naisia ja 20% marginalisoituja mi
ehiä. Hanke myös kannustaa luonnonmateriaalien kestävään käyttäöön.
F.a: Protecting rights for enhanced livelihoods of workers in the value chain of bananas The project will promote and protect the rights of workers within banana value chain in Ghana. Although Ghana gained lower middle-income status in 2010, inequality is on the rise and poverty remains prevalent in many areas. Ghana is a small player in the g
lobal banana market, but exports have increased sharply. Export banana production is concentrated to two companies and they employ around 3,150 banana workers. Generally, opportunities to engage in full-time waged employment are in short supply in Ghana, m
aking the jobs created by the banana industry of significant value for the local population. However, living wage study carried out in 2017 revealed, that basic wages for general banana workers averaged 74% of the living wage estimate and clearly insuffici
ent for decent life in Southern Ghana. The fear of losing employment as a result of agitating for rights has created vulnerabilities that limit the exercise of the freedoms by workers as they feel that making too many demands on the company will lead to re
dundancies. Despite being aware of their rights, workers are unable to speak about their rights and do not want to join the worker organization because of fear of being victimized if they were to voice the issues. Supervisory and management positions are d
ominated by men while women work in lower level positions in sections considered as lighter duties. This is due to socio-cultural factors as well as very low literacy levels among women workers; women fear to be leaders because their peers will intimidate 
them due to their inability to read and write. Most meetings are conducted in English and women feel uncomfortable because they do not understand much English. Project’s goal is to improve living conditions of workers in the banana value chain in Ghana. 
The purpose of the project is improved employee satisfaction on Ghana’s banana plantations. The project’s expected outputs are enhanced awareness of gender equality, greater awareness of labour rights, strengthened capacity of workers to organize, comp
anies’ greater commitment towards living wage and workers’ enhanced negotiation skills. The project is implemented by Fairtrade Africa in cooperation with trade unions TUC, GAWU and TWU. http://www.fairtradeafrica.net/
F.a: Promoting Indigenous Peoples´ Land Rights in Nepal Due to state policies in Nepal the IPs are losing ownership and control of lands that resulted displacement and threat to continue their existence and identity. Non recognition of customary lands , land acquisition, lack of free, prior and informed consent
 (FPIC), compensation to the affected, displacement, land dispossessions, full disclosure on projects, ignorance of religious, sacred site and pasture lands are some of the crucial issues pertaining to the land rights of IPs in Nepal. Often indigenous peop
les and local communities have been confronting with the aforementioned issues in relation to lands caused by the development projects implemented by the government and private sectors. There are hundreds of hydropower development projects operated in the 
lands of IPs. The project is intended to enhance capacity of the IPs and local communities to defend their rights. Furthermore, this project also contributes in policy reformation with the engagement of the state and non-state actors, particularly private 
sectors. In the course of implementation of the project indigenous and local communities are supported in raising their human rights issues at the local level to international levels. For that LAHURNIP will organise capacity development activities and supp
ort them to file cases to the courts, complaints to the international mechanisms such as the ILO, UN Special Rapporteurs, grievance mechanisms of the World Bank (Inspection Panel, the Compliance Advisor Ombudsman-CAO) and Asian Development Banks to make th
e State and private sectors accountable for protecting and respecting human rights of the indigenous and local communities.  The project will also contribute to enhance partnership and coordination with the national and international human rights institute
s working in the areas of human rights to support in defending the rights of indigenous and local communities. Apart from that the propose project also contribute to initiate facilitated dialogue with the projects and state to resolve dispute in amicable m
anners. www.lahurnip.org
UN Women Women Peace and Security in the Arab States - Phase II UN Women Naiset rauha ja turvallisuus -ohjelma Lähi-idässä ja Pohjois-Afrikassa - vaihe II UN Women's programme bolsters implementation capacity on UN Security Council Resolution 1325 and ensures that the needs and priorities of women and girls affected by conflicts are met and addressed. At the institutional level the programme supports the eff
ective resourcing monitoring and implementation of four National Action Plans (Tunisia Jordan Lebanon and Iraq) and one regional action plan (the Arab League). At the community level the programme implements effective strategies to prevent violent extremis
m and build community cohesion. At the individual level 12000 women and girls are supported through protection services. Finland's contribution in 2019 - 2021 is EUR 3 900 000.During the first phase of the programme (2016-2018) clear demonstrated results w
ere achieved. The results include the development and passage of NAPs in Jordan and Tunisia and in Lebanon the NAP 1325 is almost developed. In Iraq the implementation of NAP 1325 was supported and protection was provided for women and girls affected by co
nflict. In addition a monitoring and reporting framework for the League of Arab States's Executive Action Plan on women peace and security was finalized. These are huge accomplishment in a region with only one NAP 1325 at the time of the inception of the f
irst phase of the programme. Suomi on tukenut UN Womenin Naiset rauha ja turvallisuus -ohjelmaa Pohjois-Afrikassa ja Lähi-idässä vuodesta 2015 lähtien.  Tuen avulla kehitetään ja vahvistetaan kohdemaiden (Tunisia Jordania Libanon ja Irak) sekä Arabiliiton kapasiteettia YK:n nai
set rauha ja turvallisuus 1325-päätöslauselman toimeenpanemiseksi sekä naisten ja tyttöjen aseman parantamiseksi konfliktitilanteissa. Tämän lisäksi Suomi on rahoittanut UN Womenin työtä Libyassa vuosina 2018-2019 sekä tukee UN Womenia Syyriassa
.Alueellinen hanke keskittyy erityisesti väkivaltaisten ääriliikkeiden torjumiseen ja yhteisöllisen yhteenkuuluvuuden ja luottamuksen rakentamiseen. Hankkeen alkuperäinen budjetti oli 39 miljoonaa euroa vuosille 2019-2021. Hankkeelle on aiemmin haettu
 lisämyöntöä (600 000 ?) naisten rauhanvälitys- ja konfliktinratkaisukapasiteetin rakentamiseen erityisesti etelä-Libanonissa ja Libanonissa sijaitsevien palestiinalaispakolaisten leireillä (alueellisen hankkeen output 2.1).Nyt haettavan Libyaan koh
distuvan määrärahan (200 000 ?) hankesuunnitelma on laadittu siten että se tukee alueellisen hankkeen tuloskehikkoa samalla tavalla kuin Libanoninkin lisärahoitus (output 2.1). Alueosaston näkökulmasta Libya-tuen integrointi osaksi alueellista hanke
tta on tarkoituksenmukaista. Libyan lisärahoituksen tuloksista raportoidaan osana alueellisen hankkeen raportointia ja sen tuloskehikon mukaisesti.UM:n ja UN Womenin välistä voimassaolevaa rahoitussopimusta päivitetään lisärahoituksen osalta. Myös 
alkuperäinen projektidokumentti  on päivitetty siten että lisärahoitusesityksen tavoitteet saadaan sisällytettyä rahoitussopimuksen liitteenä olevaan projektidokumenttiin.
Support to CSOs in Environmental Issues Phase II Tuki kansalaisjärjestöjen kapasiteetin vahvistamiseksi ympäristösektorilla 2. vaihe Building on the first phase in the second phase or the project (2014-2018) the support is allocated to Zambian Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) working with environmental issues. The overall objective of the project is to support sustainable and equitabl
e development in Zambia by enhancing the role of CSOs in sound environmental management. The purpose is to initiate and implement innovative funding mechanisms and facilitate capacity development and dialogue processes for CSOs.The project is expected to e
nhance the contribution of CSOs to various environment and natural resources management processes in Zambia as a result of improvements in institutional and technical capacities of these organizations; to improve coordination due to capacity development in
formation sharing communication and networking efforts among CSOs; and to accelerate the implementation of environment and natural resources programmes and projects to prevent reduce and reverse environmental degradation. The project has a total budget of 
4.6 million euros over a four year period. The project follows phase 1 implementation modality of outsourcing project management services to an organisation that will establish a Project Management Unit. Hankkeen toinen vaihe (2014-2018) jatkaa ensimmäisen vaiheen työtä ja tukea suunnataan edelleen ympäristösektorilla toimiville sambialaisille kansalaisjärjestöille. Hankkeen kehitystavoitteena on vahvistaa Sambian kansalaisjärjestöjen roolia ja to
imintaa ympäristö- ja luonnonvarasektorilla yhteiskunnan kestävän ja tasa-arvoisemman kehityksen takaamiseksi.  Hankkeen tarkoituksena on luoda innovatiivisia rahoitusmekanismeja sambialaisille ympäristöjärjestöille sekä vahvistaa niiden kapasitee
ttia ja keskinäistä dialogia. Hankkeen neljän vuoden budjetti on 4.6 miljoona euroa. Ensimmäisen vaiheen tavoin hankkeen toteutuksesta vastaa hankintalain mukaisesti kilpailutuksella valittava taho.
High-Level Seminar on Gender and Inclusive Mediation Processes 2019 Gender and Inclusive Mediation -koulutus 2019 High-Level Seminar on Gender and Inclusive Mediation Processes (GIM) is a UN training aimed at advancing the participation of women in mediation and enhancing the capacity to implement gender sensitive peace processes that incorporate the role of women. Th
e seminar is arranged by UN DPA together with NGO partners CMI in Finland and PRIO in Norway. Finland and Norway fund the seminar which is held alternately in Finland and Norway. GIM 2019 will be hosted in Helsinki in collaboration with CMI. High-Level Seminar on Gender and Inclusive Mediation Processes (GIM) -seminaari on YK:n koulutustilaisuus jonka tavoitteena on edistää naisten osallistumista rauhanvälitykseen ja lisätä kapasiteettia toimeenpanna sukupuolisensitiivisiä ja naisten roo
lin huomioivia rauhanprosesseja. Seminaarin järjestää YK:n poliittinen osasto (DPA) järjestökumppaniensa suomalaisen CMI:n ja norjalaisen PRIOn kanssa. Rahoittajina toimivat Suomi ja Norja jotka myös tarjoavat vuorottain seminaarin pitopaikan. Vuoden
 2019 koulutus järjestetään Helsingissä yhteistyssä CMI:n kanssa.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for KOSOVO Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for KOSOVO. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
Safe Food Safe Dairy -Phase 2 (SFSD-2) Rehujen- ja maidontuotantoketjun turvallisuuden parantaminen II Second phase of the cooperation between MTT Agrifood Research Finland and Department of Public Health University of Nairobi (UoN) Kenya. The purpose of the project is to strenghten the capasity of UoN to mitigate the effects of the aflatoxin and fumonism i
n maize and milk value chains by improving UoN's laboratory testing services and regional cooperation in EAC and improving the good agricultural practices of farmers. Jatkohanke vuoden 2013 lopussa päättyvälle MTT:n ja Nairobin yliopiston IKI-hankkeelle jolla on  vahvistettu kenialaisten kapasiteettia parantaa rehujen- ja maidontuotantoketjun turvallisuutta ja siten ruuan turvallisuutta ja ruokaturvaa. Jatkohankkeen 
tavoitteena on edelleen vahvistaa kenialaisten kapasiteettia parantaa rehujen- ja maidontuotantoketjun turvallisuutta kehittämällä Nairobin yliopistoon perustettua referenssilaboratoriota niin että se voisi toimia myös koko itäisen Afrikan referenssi
laboratoriona ja parantamalla viljelijöiden ja maidontuottajien työtapoja ja -menetelmiä sienimyrkkyjen vähentämiseksi.
F.a: Capacity building of DPOs and income generation of PWDs, particularly women with disabilities Projects by local DPOs to build capacity of local organizations, promote the disability rights and improve employment facilities leading to more independent living of persons with disabilities, particularly women with disabilities.
F.a: Sexual and Gender based violence prevention and Mitigation Project The project purpose is to reduce incidences of gender based violence through advocacy/awareness raising on the negative impacts of violence against women and girls, and to promote sexual and reproductive health and rights in Kisii County, Kenya. It will be
 implemented through women groups, youth groups, schools and other community fora. The project will identify existing trained paralegals who will support the organization in educating the community on the laws that protect women and girls against violence 
as well as linking victims of violence to social justice. They will have visibility in every sub-location with close consultation with the area assistant-chiefs office.
F.a: Human and commercial empowerment of women and men artisans Improving men and women artisans' entrepreneurship skills and ability, promotion of product development and opening new national as well as international markets. Project participates in Aid to Artisans organization's (ATA) Business Accelerator programme t
hat enhances local artisans access to USA markets.