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FLC: MADA (The Palestinian Center for Development and Media Freedoms ) - Palestinian's right to Access information Freedom of Information (FOI) can be defined as the right to access information held by public bodies. Freedom of information / access to information are parts of the fundamental right of freedom of expression. (Resolution 59 of the UN General Assembly adop
ted in 1946; Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948).) Fulfilling the right to access information requires among other things effective mechanisms through which the public can get information and find out what governments do on their
 behalf and that this information is disseminated and distributed by the public institutions. The right of access to information is linked to many concepts and values like good governance and transparency in addition to its association with other human rig
hts such as the right to freedom of opinion and expression freedom of the press freedom of assembly the right to political participation and the right to live in a clean environment. MADA has worked for many years in the field trying to ensure the enactmen
t of the access to information law and to raise citizen's awareness about the importance of the law and its benefits. It is with his background that MADA designed this action ?Palestinian's right to Access information? for 2015/2016 to achieve the followin
g objectives:?To engage Palestinian journalists to promote right to access information and accountability in Palestine: To inform Palestinian journalists on their right to get access to information and the importance of having an access to information law 
in Palestine to engage Palestinian journalists to work with MADA on promoting the right to access to information law and pressure for its performing in Palestine. ?To enhance Palestinian citizens ability to access information:To conduct a multi angle campa
ign on the draft access to information law that was handed to the Palestinian government. Capacity building of MADA center to provide and disseminate all information pertaining to its own work and to inform Palestinian Public Relations officers working for
 government institutions on the right to access information and the importance of having an access to information law in Palestine.
FLC: ENKE-Trailblazer Program PYM: ENKE- Trailblazer and Catalyst Program Trailblazer program is a youth social innovation and Entrepreneurship program.It is the organisation's flagship program and was established in 2009 with the goal of empowering young peolpe with theoretical and practical training to enable them to engage wi
th and solve issues of inequality disconnection and apathy.Through this program high school students are inspired trained and supported to lead meaningful social change in their communities.There are 3 major components of the program training action and su
pport and celebration.This program will be implemented in a new city Bloemfointein Free state .Direct beneficiaries 165 learners will benefit from this programe over a period of 18 months. expected results are broken into 3 main areas mapping onto Enke's m
ission (to connect Equip and inspire).Enke aims to assess long term changes in the social capital of the youth that participate in its programs in comparison to a control group results will be published in September 2015 they also aim to increase an indivi
dual sense of self efficacy social responsibility and ability to innovate this is measured through participants initiation and completion of acommunity Action Project and how many people are impacted by these projects. Trailblazer program is a youth social innovation and Entrepreneurship program.It is the organisation's flagship program and was established in 2009 with the goal of empowering young peolpe with theoretical and practical training to enable them to engage wi
th and solve issues of inequality disconnection and apathy.Through this program high school students are inspired trained and supported to lead meaningful social change in their communities.There are 3 major components of the program training action and  s
upport and celebration.This program will be implemented in a  new city  Bloemfointein Free state .Direct beneficiaries 165 learners will benefit from this programe over a period of 18 months. expected results are broken into 3 main areas mapping onto Enke'
s mission (to connect Equip and inspire).Enke aims to assess long term changes in the social capital of the youth that participate in its programs in comparison to a control group results will be published in September 2015 they also aim to increase an ind
ividual sense of self efficacy social responsibility and ability to innovate this is measured through participants initiation and completion of acommunity Action Project and how many people are impacted by these projects.
VIET FLC/Administrative costs VIET PYM/Hallintokulut Administrative costs of the Embassy's FLC programme This case is for administration and financial management of the Fund for Local Cooperation in the Embassy. It includes the management of framework audit as well as consultancy service.
F.a: Promoting child rights and protecting children The project "We protect children, do you? - Promoting Child Rights and Protecting Children from the Worst Forms of Child Labour in Cambodia" focuses on the prevention of child labor and the protection of children involved in the worst forms of child labor,
 in particular, children engaged in domestic work, brick factories and the entertainment industry. According to the recent statistics, there are 1,4 million working children in Cambodia. Within the most dangerous forms of labor, the working conditions are 
extremely damaging to health. Thousands of children lack opportunities for education because of being forced to work. This results to a cycle of illiteracy and poverty. In Cambodia, the society doesn’t recognize the need to protect children from exploita
tion and significant gaps do exist in official child protection structures, which makes it important for NGOs to contribute in this field.The project opposes child labor exploitation by developing groups and networks in different community sectors to monit
or, investigate and refer to child rights (CR) violations. Wider audience is reached through activities that disseminate information on CR and on how to correctly respond to violations. The project also aims to contribute to the prevention of CR violations
 in Cambodia and to the protection and rehabilitation of victims of the violations.The project is located in both rural and urban areas in Phnom Penh and its surroundings and the provinces of Kandal, Koh Kong, Preah Sihanouk and Siem Reap.The first project
 phase has been successful in establishing local level Child Protection Groups (PG), especially Child PGs in the target communities. The public awareness and debate about Child Rights and risks of the Child Labour is also increasing. This continuation phas
e of the project (2014-2015) will be dedicated especially to strengthening the existing Child Protection Groups as part of the local level civil societies. To ensure their continuation as independent actors, the number of members in the PGs will be increas
ed, child and youth PG members' participation and capacity to advocate with peers strenghtened and networking and links to other local level actors  reinforced. Child and youth participation in local level decision making structures (commune/Sangkat meetin
gs) will also be strenghtened, to increase the child and youth perspective in the decision making.
UNHCR/Humanitarian assistance to the Central African Republic situation UNHCR/Humanitaarinen apu Keski-Afrikan tasavallan tilanteeseen More than 456 000 people have fled the violence in the Central African Republic to the neighbouring countries and there are 447 000 internally displaced people (IDP). UNHCR's appeal for the Central African Republic situation covers both its operation to pr
otect IDP:s within CAR as well as the refugee operation in Cameroon Chad the Democratic Republic of Congo as well as Congo. UNHCR needs a total of 190 million USD to respond to the Central African Republic situation. UNHRC needs for 2016 inside the country
 are 52 million USD. Keski-Afrikan tasavallan väkivaltaisuuksia paenneita pakolaisia on naapurimaissa reilut 456 000 ja maan sisällä siirtymään joutuneita (IDP) on 447 000. Alueellinen Keski-Afrikan tasavallan tilannetta koskeva yhteisvetoomus kattaa pakolaisoperaation Ka
merunissa Tshadissa Kongon demokraattisessa tasavallassa sekä Kongossa. Sen suuruus on yhteensä noin 346 miljoonaa dollaria. UNHCR:n osuus kokonaisuudesta ja rahoitustarve yhteisvetoomuksen puitteissa on yhteensä noin 190 miljoonaa dollaria. UNHCR:n tar
peet KAT:ssa vuonna 2016 ovat yhteensä noin 52 miljoonaa dollaria.
F.a: Creating employment for people with Disabilities through televisions assembling and servicing center Training of 25 persons with a disability (11 women and 14 men) in television assembling. Establishment of an servicing centre which will employ persons with a disability. The training will last 60 days.
F.a: Liberia office PMER support In view of effective and efficient programme implementation, staff well-being and safety in Liberia, investments in programme and project support are necessary.  The Country Office fulfils an essential function in supporting the local partners in project p
lanning and implementation, expanding and diversifying the funding base, increasing FCA and its donors’ visibility and possibility to contribute to national and international development advocacy and discourse.  The overall objective of the project is: T
he overall objective is to improve effectiveness, quality and impact of the Liberia country programme focusing on the thematic areas, Right to Livelihoods, Right to Peace and Right to Education through established field presence.Specific objective is: “E
ffective and quality programming is ensured through appropriate resourcing, systems, procedures and thematic and other expertise in Liberia Country Office.” Activities: • Strategic and operational planning in Liberia• Programme and project PME and ad
ministrative support• Planning, Monitoring of Sierra Leone country programme and projects• Provision of thematic advice to Liberia country projects• Building the institutional capacity of local partners• Networking with other aid organizations at r
egional and local level and cooperation with all the stakeholders• Broadening access to new funding opportunities and diversifying the funding base• Coordination of work and cooperation with other NGOs• Ensuring increased input of partner organizatio
ns and topics from Liberia into the lobby and advocacy work• Further strengthening of the management and administration of the Liberia Country Office • Resourcing and staffing of the Country OfficeRight- holders /beneficiaries: Local and regional civil
 society actors.Implementing partner:No specific implementing partner. Some legal and other services could be sought from local service providers or consultants.
TUN FLC/Administrative costs TUN PYM/Hallintokulut Administrative costs Hallintokulut 2017 määrärahasta 3000 euroa
F.a: Research and participatory study on biochar applications and charcoal production among the traditional commmunities of Tamil Nadu The project gathers kowledge of local tradiditons on the use of biochar and aims to develop further sustainbale ways to produce biochar.
F.a: Providing photo copy and computer service for Debre Markos University Students and other community IGA-self help group of 10 physically disabed starts Photocopy, computer service and stationary shop at Debre Markos University campus (place provided by university). Two group members are IT-professionals.
UNESCO IPDC programme evaluation UNESCO:n IPDC ohjelman evaluointi UNESCO's IPDC is an intergovernmental programme for development communication. Finland participates the costs of the evaluation of the programme with 38 000 euros. UNESCO:n IPDC ohjelma on hallitusten välinen kehitysmaiden viestintää ja sananvapautta edistävä erityisohjelma.  Sen evaluointi toteutetaan  v 2016 - 2017. Suomi osallistuu evaluoinnin kustannuksiin 38000 eurolla joka kattaa noin kaksi kolmasosaa eval
uoinnin kustannuksista.
INT/Global Women Deliver 2016 Conference; support to developing country participation Global Women Deliver 2019 -konferenssin tuki; kehitysmaiden osallistujat ja muu toiminta Women Deliver is a leading global advocate for health rights and wellbeing of girls and women with a particular focus on sexual and reproductive health and rights. The organization will convene it's fourth global conference in Copenhagen May 2016. The conf
erence will bring together some 6 000 decision makers influencers advocates and private sector representatives. The conference provides them with evidence inspiration advocacy tools knowledge and networks to make progress on SDGs. WD has requested funding 
from Finland for scholarships for young people from developing countries. With a support of 270.000 Euros 90-100 young representatives will have their airfares rooms per diems ground transportation etc paid. Women Deliver (WD) on johtava naisten ja tyttöjen tasa-arvoisuuden hyvinvoinnin ja terveyden  puolesta toimiva järjestö joka järjestää kolmen vuoden välein näitä teemoja käsitteleviä globaaleja konferensseja. Se toimii asioiden vahvana puolestap
uhujana ja kokoaa ja kehittää tietoa ja työkaluja naisten ja tyttöjen oikeuksien osallistumismahdollisuuksien ja aseman vahvistamiseksi. Viides globaali konferenssi järjestetään Vancouverissa kesäkuussa 2019. Konferenssi kokoaa yhtee noin 6000 pä
ätöksentekijää vaikuttajaa puolestapuhujaa ja yksityisen sektorin edustajaa. Konferenssiosallistujille tarjoutuu tilaisuus tiedonvaihtoon verkostoitumiseen työkaluihin ja oppimiseen kestävän kehityksen tavoitteiden edistämiseksi. Aiempia konferenss
eja on pidetty hyvin onnistuneina varsinkin advocacy-työn osalta ja Women Deliverilla on hyvät yhteenvedot aiemmasta mediakattavuudesta ja kehitetyistä työkaluista mm. laajasti käytetyt infokortit joita käytetään myös Suomen ulkoministeriössä. K
onferenssiohjelmaa on muutettu palautteen mukaan yhä enemmän myös nuorille relevantiksi. Suuren näkyvyytensä ja poliittisten kontaktiensa ansiosta WD:ta pidetäään merkittävänä ja tuloksekkaana toimijana jolla on selvää vaikutusta kv. agendaan.
 Suomi on tukenut WD-järjestöä vuodesta 2010 saakka. Nyt esitetystä Suomen 350 000 EUR rahoituksesta osa ohjautuu kehitysmaaedustajien osallistumiseen (200 000EUR) osa konferenssin kattamiseen virtuaalisesti (100 000 EUR) ja osa satelliittisessioiden j
ärjestämiseen (50 000EUR).
F.a: Forest governance within the Embera-Wounaan Territory The project consists of drafting and approval of an administrative and technical manual on forest governance for the Embera Wounaan indigenous peoples’ territory, without which the forest governance is vulnerable. The CGEW aims to protect the environment
 and life sphere of its territory. Through the project the aim is to guarantee forest governance based on cultural cosmovision by strengthening the administrative capacity of the CGEW and the community leaders so that the forests can be governed according 
to the traditional norms as well as the national and international regulations. At the same time the aim is to guarantee that the CGEW includes people trained on forest governance. The project benefits the entire Embera Wounaan community. The Embera Wounaa
n Assembly is the highest authority of these Panamanian indigenous peoples. It selects among the community members its leader and the executive board for a five year period at the time. They manage the territory's affairs. The assembly is both a traditiona
l and a legal organ, legislated in 1983. Its duties are to protect the territory, its forests and culture as well as secure functioning governance of the territory. In recent years it has succeeded in slowing the advancement of the agricultural frontier, r
ecuperating land invaded by outsiders and assuring the state of Panama on the functioning of the Embera Wounaan traditional governance. The Embera Wounaan territory covers 4100 km2 and has 10000 inhabitants. 80 % of the area consists of natural forest.
FLC: Haki Africa Trust - Building resilience of women against violent extremism HAKI Africa is a community human rights organisation based in Mombasa working to improve livelihoods and enhance the progressive realisation of human rights in Kenya. Initiated in 2012 the organisation promotes partnership between state and non-state actor
s in order to constantly improve the well-being of individuals and communities and ensure respect for human rights and rule of law by all. Particularly the organization seeks to agitate for the recognition and empowerment of local communities in Kenya to f
ully participate in rights and development initiatives with a view to improving the standards of living amongst all including the poor and marginalized.Insecurity at the Coast of Kenya has been on steady increase over the last few years with the situation 
worsening from late 2013 onwards. Since the move to pursue Al Shabaab into Somalia Kenya has not only seen a drastic increase of terror attacks in the form of grenades and improvised explosive devises but also serious international terrorism.The main objec
tives of the proposed project: -To empower women on how to counter violent extremism in order to build their resilience to radicalization;-To initiate effective dialogue between women in state and non-state agencies with a particular emphasis on female pol
ice female youth and women in civil society;-To work with female youth from hotspot areas to address issues of human rights and security as an entry point to addressing extremism and radicalization amongst their peers; and-To forge closer working relations
 between female police civil society actors and community women through undertaking joint activities at the grassrootsProject Outcomes:-A pool of resource persons trained on gender human rights and security available and at the disposal of the community;-W
omen taking their rightful position in leading and participating in discussions on human rights and security at the community level;-Communities adopting and implementing gender sensitive strategies to promoting human rights and security;-Women?s resilienc
e against violent extremism strengthened;-Strengthened networking and good working relations between women and security authorities;-Religious leaders made aware of the need to engage with women and adopt positions that are sensitive to both genders;
F.a: Youth groups constructing political citizenship in Guatemala More than 70% of the Guatemalan population is under 30 years old, and more than 50 % is under 20 years old. The social problems of the country, such as street violence, corruption and impunity, poverty and poor quality of basic services, raise serious chal
lenges and threats in the environment the youth grow up in. Nevertheless, the issues regarding children and youth are not among priorities of the decision makers. Public investments on childhood and youth are few, and decisions are not based on rights. The
 cultural environment labelled by adultcentrism prevents the children and youth from raising their voices in the civil society, even though local decision makers have a responsibility to hear and include the relevant stakeholders when preparing public poli
cies.The project objective is to improve the possibilities of adolescents and youth to act as active citizens and to increase their participation in local decision making processes, so that they can actively contribute to building societies that respect ch
ild and youth rights. The first phase of the project provided training for youth on citizenship and motivation to act as change agents. Adult decision makers received trainings on youth rights and participation, to understand the importance of respecting y
outh rights and especially the right to participate and to be heard. The second phase of the project concentrates in supporting and strenghtening youth movements established during the first project phase in their independent work as part of the civil soci
ety. The groups are responsible of planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating their activities and performance, and reporting to the project coordinator. This is how the youth activists learn to take more responsibility and strenghten their capacity
 to act independently to promote child and youth rights in their communities also after the project ends.Cooperation started throug open call of "tenders" in 2005. http://pami-guatemala.org/wp/
URT FLC/Administrative costs TAN PYM/Hallintokulut FLC funds to be transferred as per transfer funds procedure to fiscal year 2016. PYM:n hallintokuluja käytetään hankkeiden seurantaan ja tilintarkastuksiin
F.a: Empowering Domestic Workers for their Rights The domestic workers’ union UNITED’s position as a trade union as well as its organising, training and advocacy work is strengthened in the project. UNITED was established in 2015 in the Philippines. The implementation of domestic workers’ rights rel
ated legislation in municipalities and villages together with the local authorities is improved through the advocacy work. Enhanced advocacy work also supports collective bargaining actions with the local authorities. In 2016 SASK’s support is channelled
 to two cities - Paranaque City in Metro Manila and Zamboanga City in southern Mindanao. In both cities, the potential for the cooperation with the local authorities is good. In 2017 the lessons learned in the cooperation will be applied more broadly in th
e work of UNITED.The Philippines have ratified the ILO convention 189 and they have a national law for domestic workers’ rights (Batas Kasambahav). In the Philippines, there are 2,08 million domestic workers of whom only approximately 2 % enjoys social s
ecurity. Local government has an essential role in registration of domestic workers under the social security system. Domestic workers’ basic rights and trade union activities are very new in the Philippines so the cooperation begins with putting structu
res in place and awareness raising.The objective for the pilot phase is to make the domestic workers in the chosen areas aware of their rights as workers as well as register them to the local social security system. Objective is that UNITED’s local branc
hes are active and relevant and new members are organised to the union. The objective of the advocacy work is that UNITED’s local branches are able to influence the local government to implement the national domestic workers’ legislation better.Project
 partner is a national education and research centre LEARN (Labor Education and Research Network) which has been a vital part in enhancing and supporting UNITED’s work.
FLC: Strengthen the Capability of Vietnamese Enterprises Exporting Agricultural and Fishery Products to Finland and Nordic Market PYM: Tehostaa Vietnamilaisia yrityksien kapasiteetti jotka vievät maatalous- ja kalastustuotteita Suomen ja Pohjoismaiden markkinoille The overall objective of the project is to improve the capacity of processing and export of agricultural products and seafood exporters of Vietnam strengthening trade and investment relations between Vietnam and Finland and Nordic region.Specific objective
s of the project include:- Enhancing access to information regulation and market opportunities for Vietnam enterprises;- Improving the capacity of production and processing enterprises in Vietnam to meet the regulations applicable to goods imported to Finl
and and Nordic region;- Support Vietnamese enterprises in researching the market and finding trade and investment opportunities in Finland and Nordic region;- Contribute to enhancing trade and investment relations between Vietnam and Finland as well as the
 Nordic countries through the promotion of trade investment. (To be added later)