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F.a: Church and Community Mobilization Development Programme The project purpose is to improve the livelihood of vulnerable women of Fincha and Shambu towns by creating interventions that responds to the deep-rooted poverty in the community. The people of Fincha and Shambu have been social-economically marginalized 
due to unavailability of infrastructure and facilities like road, electricity, hospital and schools. The community has limited access to income generating activities, which lead to poor economic status of the people. The Ethiopian Mulu Wongel Amagnoch Chur
ch Development Organization (EMWACD) is the Fida partner in this Project at Fincha and Shambu. EMWACDO is a faith based non-profit making indigenous organization initiated in 1993 and registered officially in October 2009 as an “Ethiopian Residents Chari
ty”. The project targets mostly women who are the most vulnerable people in these towns due to the prevailing poverty levels. Most of the women who migrate with their families to these towns are illiterate and without income generating activities to supp
ort their livelihood. The project will create awareness on human rights and facilitated the community to identify possible income generating opportunities, which the community can exploit to support their families. The project will support the target commu
nity to form Self Help Support Groups, which will discuss their situations and find solutions to their prevailing circumstances. The project will empower the groups through trainings on resource mobilisation and savings, HIV prevention, environmental aspec
ts and income generating activities for both men and women. The empowered community will be able to take care of the schooling of their children.
F.a: Strengthening SLFA for protecting the livelihood resources and combat the consequences of climate change in Tamil Nadu (phase 2) The Tamil Nadu CSO network Joint Action for Sustainable Livelihood (JASuL) has developed the farmers centric organization Sustainable Livelihood Farmers Association (SLFA) to create a farmers movement to fight against globalization policies which negativel
y affect the farming communities in Tamil Nadu. SLFA units are functioning in 60 sites in 12 river basins with the membership of 943. The goal of this JASuL project is the empowered local command over the local livelihood resources, in terms of protection,
 promotion and management and also combating global warming and climate change. The project aims to 1) make climate change issues as integral part of farmer’s movements as the livelihood issues e.g. by dissemination of climate change study findings and t
he possible alternatives; 2) strengthen and broaden of farmers movement (SLFA) and continue to empower JASuL members on livelihood and climate change related issues e.g. by developing organic farming technical support team and encouraging farmers to conduc
t regular meetings at district level; 3) continue to build alliance with other existing farmers movements at State and National Level e.g. by evolving common agenda for joint action; and 4) to pressurize central and state governments to prioritize liveliho
od issues (esp. restoration of water bodies) and review and reformulate the existing policies in favor of poor and marginalized farmers. Direct beneficiaries of the project are the small and marginal dry land farmers – 300 farming families from 12 dry la
nd district, and 180 NGOs as member of JASuL district committees. Indirect beneficiaries are the 16 existing farmer’s movements, Save the rice campaign, and 3 river network groups linked with JASuL as solidarity support groups. The project is coordinated
 by Community Action for Development (CAD). CAD is a registered (in year 1978) and experienced nonprofit organization that serves among the small and marginal farmers in Perambalur district in the state of Tamil Nadu. Joint Action for Sustainable Livelihoo
d Network (JASuL) is a loose NGO network evolved after the 2003 drought in Tamil Nadu as a civil society response. It has been continuously, consistently and systematically involved in building up organizational structures and empowering the communities to
 tackle the livelihood issues, especially water related issues.
F.a: FPD: ZNAPD Ngwena Agro Project WHAT: Project supports a farm in Lufwanyama area, Zambia by teaching the disabled and nondisabled personnel new cultivation methods, pig rearing and marketing. WHY: The aim of the project is to make the farm a profitable and thus create an additional sourc
e of income for ZNAPD. HOW: Project benefits the disabled and nondisabled people who are working at the farm. The farm brings know how for the whole village population on new farming methods and crops cultivation. PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project is imple
mented by Zambia’s greatest disability organization ZNAPD.
FLC: Center for Local Capacity Building and Studies - Conducting a consultation and needs assessment activity establishing links with market forces credit institutions and woreda administrations to facilitate efficient and effective trainee take off in Dedder Combolcha + Gursum woredas of East Harrerghe (Or
omia)- Preparation of training material implementation of the training programs and providing follow-up support and monitoring- Evaluation of the training program impacts + outcomes
Support for UNESCO's Global Education Monitoring Report Tuki UNESCOn Global Education Monitoring raportille The Global Education Monitoring Report (GEM formerly known as the Education for All Global Monitoring Report) is an editorially independent authoritative and evidence-based annual report published by UNESCO. Its mandate is to monitor progress towards the e
ducation targets of the Sustainable Development Goals. The substance of the GEM Report is developed and its quality assured by an experienced team under the leadership of the GEM Report Director. 12 reports were produced since 2002 covering themes ranging 
from inequality gender and teaching and learning to conflict literacy and early childhood care and education. It is based on UNESCO's Statistical Institute's statistics. UN organizations the WB Global Partnership for Education NGO developing countries and 
donors are represented in its Advisory Board. Finland supports GEM 2016-2017 by EUR 100 000. Global Education Monitoring raportti (GEM ex-GMR) on vuodesta 2002 alkaen julkaistu  maailmanlaajuinen koulutusalan johtava tilastojulkaisu joka toimii Unescon ja muiden avunantajien politiikkaneuvonnan ?dialogin ja suunnittelun perustietolähteenä. GEM:n
 analyyttinen työ tukeutuu UNESCO:n tilastoinstituutin  tilastoihin. Dakarin toimintasuunnitelmassa GEM:in rooliksi on määritelty ?ylläpitää ja tehostaa poliittista tahtotilaa ja toimia resurssien mobilisoimiseksi.? Raportti on suunnattu kansallisen 
ja kansainvälisen tason päätöksentekijöille mutta myös laajemmin kaikille tahoille jotka edistävät oikeutta laadukkaaseen koulutukseen kuten opettajille kansalaisyhteiskuntaryhmille kansalaisjärjestöille tutkijoille ja kansainväliselle yhteisöl
le. GEM- raportilla on vuosittain vaihtuva teema. Vuoteen 2015 asti ne koskivat kuuden EFA-tavoitteen edistymistä. Nyt GEM keskittyy   SDG 4:n seurantaan. Unescon edustajien lisäksi GEM:n ohjausryhmässä ovat edustettuina keskeiset  YK-järjestöt Maail
manpankki Global Partnership for Education  kehitysmaiden  kansalaisjärjestöjen ja avunantajien edustajat. Unescon pääjohtaja esittelee kunkin vuosiraportin YK:n päämajassa pidettävässä julkaisutilaisuudessa.  Suomen tuki GEM:lle  vuosille 2016-20
17 on 100 000 EUR.
Strengthening democratic institutions in the governance of natural resources Demokraattisten instituutioiden vahvistaminen luonnonvarojen hallinnassa The objective of the Finnish good governance programme support to Parliament and Provincial and Municipal Assemblies in Mozambique in 2016-2018 is that democratically elected Members of Parliament promote well interests of citizens and ensure that the use 
of natural resources benefits the whole nation. Through the support people strive to strengthen the law-making and promote the transparency and accountability of the governance of the natural resources in a way that the citizens would benefit from the inco
me of natural resources as much as possible and that the economic growth would be inclusive. The project is a part of the broader Finnish good governance programme. Support to Parliament and Provincial and Municipal Assemblies in Mozambique Suomen hyvä hallinto -ohjelman tuen Mosambikin parlamentille ja läänin- ja kunnanvaltuustoille vuosina 2016-2018 tavoittena on että demokraattisesti valitut henkilöt ajavat laadukkaasti kansalaisten etuja ja varmistavat että luonnonvarojen käyttö h
yödyttää koko kansaa. Tuella pyritään vahvistamaan Mosambikin parlamentin lainsäädäntötyötä ja edistämään luonnonvarojen hallinnon läpinäkyvyyttä ja tilivelvollisuutta niin että kansalaiset hyötyisivät niistä saatavista tuloista mahdol
lisimman paljon ja talouskasvu olisi inklusiivista. Hanke on osa Suomen laajempaa hyvän hallinnon ohjelmaa.
F.a: Institutionalizing social dialogue in the workplace The project strengthens migrant workers’ knowledge about trade union rights and enhances grassroots-level local trade union networks through trainings, workshops, meetings, information sharing events, as well as material production. In addition, through 
public labor disputes migrant workers strive for effective advocacy which purpose is to ask the ACFTU to support open to collective bargaining processes and democratic elections of workers’ representatives in workplaces in Guangdong Province.Currently in
 China there is no freedom of association and right to collective bargaining and as a result, employees cannot freely choose their representatives and cannot negotiate with the employer's about terms of employment. Civil society organizations supporting mi
grant workers are trying to meet the needs which the Communist Party’s official trade union, ACFTU refrain by providing training and coaching to the workers' representatives to enable them to defend their rights through collective bargaining.The project 
increases grassroots-level organizing at the workplace level and creates new kinds of models to resolve labor disputes, and to institutionalize collective bargaining and democratic elections at workplaces. The project also encourages the ACFTU to reform it
s practices, to carry out democratic elections, and genuine collective bargaining in the workplaces.The beneficiaries of the project are industrial workers of the Guangdong province.
F.a: Animal Husbandry project in Issykkul Region Animal Husbandry and IGA. The organization will bye and nurture 18 sheeps in order to get income for the organization. The project will provide work for Parents with CWDs and PWDs.
FLC: Refugee Consortium of Kenya - Enhanced support for SGBV survivors in Dadaab Garissa and Kakuma While many refugees face various protection challenges sexual and gender based violence is common and widespread among mainly refugees and asylum seekers living in Dadaab Kakuma and Garissa. Some of the causative factors include overpopulation in the refug
ee camps lack/inadequate livelihood activities harful cultural norms beliefs and practices such as Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and illiteracy.The objectives of the project;- to enhance access to justice an legal assistance for survivors of SGBV in Kaku
ma and Dadaab refugee camps and Garissa- to improve access of psychosocial and medical support to survivors of SGBV within Dadaab refugee camp and Garissa- to strengthen the capacity of key stakeholders to prevent and respond to GBV in Dadaab and Kakuma
F.a: Support of temporary sheds to victims persons with disabilities of Gorkha Earthquake in Okhaldhunga District Support to disabled victims of Nepal earthquake, for building temporary shelters. Mapping of disabled victims, information disseminating to authorities.
HN/Rural Electrification project ESSE-FN-2008 Maaseudun sähköistämishanke The rural electrification project ?ESSE-FN-2008? intends to increase the country?s electric coverage through the addition of 572 communities to the National Interconnected System through which 32990 households will receive the benefits with an estimated of
 174847 inhabitants and an estimated cost of 23 MUSD. In addition the project scope includes the construction of the substation Catacamas 69/345 kV the installation of a 25 MVA transformer and the construction of 30 Km of a 69 kV transmission line from the
 existing substation in Juticalpa. The total cost of this has been estimated of 10 millions USD bringing additional benefits to the already 22445 electrified households. Hanke on osa Hondurasin hallituksen sosiaalista sähköistämisohjelmaa (National Plan for Social Electrification; PLANES) 2003?2012. Se tukee Hondurasin hallituksen kansallisen vision (Vision of the Country 2010?2038) ja kansallisen suunnitelman (Plan of 
the Nation 2010?2022) kehityspäämääriä. Kyseessä on toinen suomalaisrahoitteinen hanke PLANES-ohjelmassa joista ensimmäinen toteutettiin vuosina 2007?2009. Hankkeen arvo oli 10 milj. dollaria josta Suomen valtion osuus korkotukena oli noin 42 milj. 
dollaria. Hankkeella sähköistettiin 168 yhteisöä ja 14 500 kotitaloutta.Nyt rakennettavan sähkönjakeluverkon on tarkoitus kattaa 744 uutta yhteisöä joissa asuu yhteensä 230 000 henkeä. Hanke toteutetaan Cholutecan Colon Comayaguan Copanin El Para
ison Francisco Morazan Intitucan La Pazan Lempiran Ocotepegunen Olanchon Santa Barbaran Vallen Yoron ja Cortesin sekä Atlantidan lääneissä. Sähkön saatavuus on alueellisen kehityksen perusedellytyksiä joten hankkeen myönteiset kehitysvaikutukset tu
levat olemaan merkittävät niin yksityisen kansalaisen kuin elinkeinoelämänkin kannalta
F.a: Micro Enterprise Development for Self Employment of PWDs of Rudrapur VDC The Foundation wants to establish an internet cafe with several services available, like internet surfing, printing, scanning, photocopier, lamination, nepali/english typing etc. The cafe will employ at least 3 persons with disabilities.
FLC: InTER/Let's Do Tourism Together - Utilisation of Tourism Potentials for Generating Incomes in Rural Areas PYM: InTER/Tehdään turismia yhdessä ? Turismin tarjoamien mahdollisuuksien hyödyntäminen tulojen tuottajana maaseutualueilla Overall objective is to contribute to socio-economic development and sustainable livelihood in rural areas of Zubin Potok municipality.Specific objective is to create conditions for generating income from provision of tourism services in rural areas.The pr
oposed intervention is a continuation of previous action on tourism development in Zubin Potok. It has been developed based on the Zubin Potok Tourism Development Strategy 2015-2020 experiences and lessons learned from the project Climbing on Berim Rocks -
 Dare to Imagine as well as on the Survey on Tourism Development in Zubin Potok municipality published by InTER. Projektin yleisenä tavoitteena on vaikuttaa sosio-ekonomisten olojen kehittymiseen ja kestävän toimeentulon saavuttamiseen Zubin Potok kunnan maaseutualuilla.Projektin yksityiskohtaisena tavoitteena on luoda maaseutualueella toimeentulomahdollisuuksia t
urismin avulla. Ohjelma on jatkoa aiemmalle turismin kehittämisohjelmalle Zubin Potokissa. Se on kehitetty pohjautuen Zubin Potokin turismin kehittämisstrategiaan vuosille 2015-2020 Climbing on Berim Rocks ? Dare to Imagine (Berim-vuorella kiipeillen ? U
skalla unemoida) ?projektista saatuihin kokemuksiin ja oppeihin sekä InTER:n julkaisemaan tutkimukseen turismin kehittymisestä Zubin Potokin kylässä.
FLC: Association for International Solidarity in Asia PYM: Kansainvälisen solidaarisuuden järjestö The project goal is to promote economic empowerment of Tibetan women from remote and poor areas of Qinghai Region. The specific objective is to enable women to face market challenges improving their understanding in trading/marketing and technical skills i
n producing handicraft and cultural products instrumental to preserve cultural identity while improving producers? households incomes as well. Hankkeen yleistavoitteena on syrjäytyneiden tai syrjäytymisvaarassa olevien tiibetiläisnaisten taloudellinen voimaannuttaminen Qinghain syrjäalueilla. Erityisenä tavoitteena on naisten kouluttaminen kohtaamaan markkinoiden haasteet parantaa heidän ka
uppa- sekä teknisiä kykyjä käsitöiden ja kulttuurituotteiden tuottamisessa jotka ovat merkittäviä kulttuurillisen identiteetin ylläpitämikseksi.
ZAM FLC/Administrative costs SAM PYM/Hallintokulut Administrative costs of the Embassy's FLC programme -
Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Long term partnership with a local company / organisation (e.g. joint venture; subcontractor, import or other contract agreement ) related to Medical services
F.a: Project for Improving Women’s Livelihood (PIWL) The project will have the overall objective to alleviate poverty in Myanmar through maximising the role of women in rural development. This will be achieved through the facilitation of the formation of Women Groups (WGs) that are able to mobilise resources
 to support village development works, and by increasing their capacity to have increased participation in village level decision making processes. The WGs will also be supported in networking with government, village and township authorities, by taking tr
aining in leadership, networking, and proposal writing skills. Secondly the project will focus on empowering women to obtain improved and sustainable socio-economic livelihoods.Based on the assessment done in the project area’s women groups following the
 pilot phase, it was evident that women members understand the importance of the group and how the savings and credit scheme can support to improve their livelihoods. The groups want more intensive facilitation and support in the areas of management, book 
keeping, entrepreneurship skills, linking with other actors - basically to connect to markets and legalising the women’s groups. Expected results are:• Women’s Groups are able to mobilise resources to support village development works and have increa
sed participation in village level decision-making process.• Women increase skills and knowledge in village development decisions-making and activities.• Improved and sustainable socio-economic livelihoods. This is done through activities as support in
 the areas of management, bookkeeping, entrepreneurship skills, linking with other actors - basically to connect to markets and legalising the women’s groups.Rights-holders /beneficiaries: Direct beneficiaries are poor and marginalised women - 22 Women g
roups, 407 members. Indirect beneficiaries are total 10,800 people.Implementing partner:Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Myanmar. LWF Myanmar works effectively with local authorities and civil society organisations and has been active in the area since 2008
. It works at the grassroots with partner households and interest groups and the VDCs (Village Development Committees). Increasingly in a changing institutional environment LWF stresses more cooperation and involvement with local leaders/authorities and tr
aditional leaders. They play a crucial role in enhancing or blocking innovation and change. Thus, networking and advocacy are part of the Rights Based Empowerment approach LWF applies in Myanmar.
FLC: Sesotho Media and Development The organization uses film screening to sensitize rural and marginalized communities about SGBV as a human rights violation. The objective is to use documentary films as a tool for civic education in order to reduce violence against women children adolesce
nts sexual minorities and other vulnerable groups and promote access to Justice .Lesotho has a dual legal system consisting of common law and customary law .Gender based violence against women and girls have been indirectly supported by Lesotho's patriarch
al system for a very long time. Sesotho media and development uses films screening as a platform for open dialogue to address sexual and gender based violence .The methodology used by the organization has help in challenging stigma and discrimination aroun
d HIV and AIDS through openly addressing uncomfortable issues without accusing others and for them to make informed decision about their lives. Sesotho media and Development conducts Film screening in   Urban and rural areas throughout Lesotho.  Documentary films are shown through their mobile cinema.
UNMAS/Humanitarian Mine Action in Iraq UNMAS/Humanitaarinen miinatoiminta Irakissa UNMAS is implementing a multi-year (2017-2019) programme which will address the IED problem in areas newly retaken from ISIL occupation. Support is urgently required to scale up the explosive hazard risk education. This will reduce the risk of explosive ha
zards while at the same time increase national capacities to manage the overall threat of newly identified explosive hazards in these areas. Beneficiaries will be especially local communities and IDPs. Finland will fund the UNMAS programme with 15 million 
euros during 2017-2019. UNMAS:n monivuotinen (2017-2019) hanke vastaa improvisoitujen räjähteiden luomaan uhkaan ISILiltä takaisin vallatuilla alueilla. Alueilla kaivataan nopeasti valistustoimintaa miinojen ja räjähteiden vaaroista. UNMAS:n Irakin hankkeen tavoitteena on v
ähentää räjähteiden aiheuttamaa riskiä sekä kasvattaa kansallista kapasiteettia hallinnoida räjähteiden aiheuttamaan uhkaa alueella. Hankkeen hyödynsaajina ovat erityisesti paikalliset yhteisöt ja maan sisäiset pakolaiset. Suomi tukee UNMAS:n h
anketta 15 miljoonalla eurolla vuosina 2017-2019.
F.a: Movement of Those Affected by Megaprojects The project aims to increase the mozambican peasant communities’ capacity to defend their rights and natural resources against the impacts of mining and agribusiness mega projects, as well as unite the communities into a bigger movement. The project cons
ists of local level debate and training workshops on advocacy and campaigning, as well as of exchange of experiences between local communities. Injustice caused by mega projects and public policies supporting them are documented and published. ADECRU is st
rengthened institutionally and networking on national and international level is done through joint campaigning. The project benefits in particular peasant communities threathened by mining and agribusiness mega projects. Accao Academica para o Desenvolvim
ento das Comunidades Rurais (ADECRU) was founded by students in 2007, and registered officially in 2009. It promotes rural communities' comprehensive development based on sovereignty, solidarity and justice. ADECRU's objectives include building of social m
ovement through strengthening itself institutionally, influence on public decision-making regarding rural communities, fight for rural communities' collective rights on natural resources, land and culture and strengthen the visibility of youth's and women'
s priorities in national development programmes. ADECRU has no paid staff. It has 40 members and in addition approximately 60 activists mostly working in rural provinces.
F.a: Media as a tool for the realization of environmental justice and socio economic rights in Kenya Human rights project in Kenya
Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), International Sustainable Development
F.a: Cooking classes for Children with Disabilities Organizing training 9 Children with Disabilities and 9 Children without Disabilities on baking and cooking and doing awareness rising on inklusive education.