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Core support to UNDP Contribution to the UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) regular resources . UNDP partners with people at all levels of society to help build nations that can withstand crisis and drive and sustain the kind of growth that improves the quality of lif
e for everyone. The funds are used to finance the core activities of UNDP in the fields of poverty reduction gender environment and good governance.
Civilian Peace Building Operations EU Integrated Rule of Law Mission for Iraq (EUJUST LEX).
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for MOROCCO Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for MOROCCO. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland
Kansan Radioliitto promotion of development awareness Promotion of development awareness
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) External evaluation of MFA funded projects ending in Uganda country programme in 2013 to identify lessons learnt and provide recommendations for future activities.
Promoting eco-sanitation and water services in people's settlement 60 % of Nairobi's population lives in settlements characterized by exclusion overcrowding and insalubrious conditions. Majority of residents do not have access to decent and adequate sanitation. The purpose of the project is to improve access to sanitation
 services improve sanitation marketing business planning and hygiene promotion in the unplanned informal settlements of Mukuru and Kibera. One bio-center with toilet and shower facilities and three composting latrines in two non-formal schools in Kibera wi
ll be constructed. Members of community will be trained in e.g. design and construction of bio-sanitation facilities management and marketing of bio-sanitation services and hygiene promotion.
Cooperation between UNECA and Finland on ICT development in Africa The objective of the second phase of ECA-Finland cooperation on ICT development in Africa is improved capacities at national and regional level to formulate coordinate and implement information policies and strategies and to analyse monitor and evaluate th
e impact on African development. This is to be pursued through two thematic sets of activities. These are aimed at stimulating and supporting the development of National Information Communication and Infrastructure policies (NICIs) in the ECA Member States
 as well as regional strategies. Over the medium term the focus of the programme will shift from awareness raising and policy development initiation to implementation.
Sustainable livelihoods through private sector development The project will enhance competiveness ansd sustainable business among small and medium size enterprises in building/construction industry.
Frame agreement with NGO (Plan Finland) Early Childhood Care and Development. To advocate for initial education policies and systems, using a relevant and timely administration model that strengthens human resources at the municipal, community and family level in promoting the inter and multicul
tural context of children below the age of 6.
NGO Support / Adult Education Program The project is expected to increase basic educational level of 3000 returnees and especially women by offering community based literacy training health and sanitation education and agricultural skills training. Study programs also include civic education s
ubjects such as local conflict resolution basic community health and community based development management training. The project is expected to increase local food production for consumption and income generating targeting about 600 families through train
ing and advising small scale gardening initiatives in program communities.
Promoting child rights and work against child labour 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 14 million working children in Cambodia. Within the most dangerous forms of labor the working conditions are extremel
y 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 exploitation and si
gnificant 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 monitor investiga
te 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 phase 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 increased child and yout
h 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 meetings) will also be s
trenghtened to increase the child and youth perspective in the decision making.
Institute for Security Studies -  democratic governance and combating corruption Support the work of the Institute for Security Studies (ISS)  on governance and combating corruption (core support with soft earmarking)the ISS is a Pan-African policy research and training organisation which ISS advances human security in Africa through e
videncebased policy advice technical support and capacity building. The ISS is an established think-tank a teaching and training institution and an implementation partner with regional offices in South Africa Ethiopia Kenya and Senegal. It adds capacity cr
itical balance and objectivity by providing timely empirical research and contextual analysis of relevant human security issues to seven targeted stakeholder groups of which African policy makers are the most important.
Education for pygmies in Moutamba The project aims at integrating the pygme minority to the society through supporting education opportunities for pygme children in the Republic of Congo Moutamba District in the village of Tsimba and its surrounding smaller villages. The foundation of the 
project is based on good collaboration with local education health and other district authorities in addition to the village committee and the local Parent-Teacher Associations (PTA). It is essential that the whole community benefits from the project not j
ust pygmies. A pilot phase of the project improved school facilities built latrines and water points refurbished schools. In the second phase the aim is to continue supporting the local schools and their teachers providing health care to the students from 
the local health center and improving the health of the population by building a well to Tsimba which will decrease water-born diseases. A media center an intiative of the local education director will be built to Tsimba. The center will provide children a
nd youth an educational and learning environment where books dvds and other materials will be made available. The aim is to encourage the children and youth to continue their studies and to get familiar with the world of books and information. The project'
s objective is to support the integration of pygmies to the community. School is a very good place to promote the integration of a minority group as children parents and teachers learn to work with each other in an everyday setting. The local authorities h
ave been and will continue to be sensitized on minority rights by the project.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Conduct information of environmental impact/social tension in mining areas, produce radio programs on human rights and mining issues, advocacy in extractive sector and social responsability of mining companies. Extractive sector is growing in Mauritania an
d the rights of the population in mining areas are easily forgotten and their livelihood is theatered. The projest try to enchance the collaboration between the communities, authorities, state and mining companies. Objective are to reduce disadvantages, to
 raise transparency and to ensure rights of the communities. As results the environment impact of extractive sector is known, the population got the benefits of the sector and compensation for the lost land and decision-makers and authorities know their re
sponsibilities in environment issues and rights of communities. Our partner is LWF worldservice, Mauritania country program who has a long work experience in Mauritania, good collaboration with authorities and politicians and compenetce in right based appr
oach.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Integrated Community Empowerment Programme/SIL. The project goal is to contribute to the reduction of poverty of marginalized communities through community empowerment.
NGO Support / New Life with Dignity This project is the continuation of an on-going project aimed at employment of deprived young adults in rural villages through training raising awareness of the job market and creating new work opportunities. The anticipated long term impact is that young 
adults will be able to support themselves and stay in their villages thus contributing to the social and economic life of the predominantly poor villages.The development problem seen in the project area is the unequal distribution of the country's newly ga
ined wealth between different parts of the country and society. A major part of the population has serious difficulties in making a living. This is especially true in districts distant from the capital including the areas where the New Life with Dignity pr
oject is ongoing. Unemployment leads to poverty social problems and people migrating from villages to larger cities and abroad in search of employment. This in turn has many consequences: deterioration of economy in villages loss of work force and - due to
 primarily men leaving the villages - family separation and an unhealthy gender balance.The Universal Declaration of Human Rights states: Everyone has the right to work to free choice of employment to just and favourable conditions of work and to protectio
n against unemployment and further Everyone who works has the right to just and favourable remuneration ensuring for himself and his family an existence worthy of human dignity. This cross-cutting objective of human development is included in the project t
hrough selection of the project scope and direct beneficiary group. As the Finnish Foreign Ministry states strengthening the status of especially vulnerable and easily excluded groups decreases inequality and creates the conditions for sustainable developm
ent. The main beneficiaries of the project are deprived young adults of the poorest and most disadvantaged families. Part of the beneficiaries belong to ethnic minority groups. Gender equality is one of the main themes of the project and will be realized b
y empowering women to take decisions regarding their own life and offering them employment.Rather than creating new structures the project aims to work with existing community groups vocational training centers and local business entities in the project ar
ea.The key project activities are offering vocational and business training for young adults and supporting their microbusiness creation and job search.
INGO Aid to the Forum for African women educationalists (FAWE) An organisation founded in Kenya in 1992 the objectives of which are:1) to enhance the educational opportunities for girls and women and 2) to create better networks for ngo-cooperation in the education sector in Africa.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Kosovo The overall objective of the project is to end the impunity of the perpetrators of sexual violence during the war in Kosova in the period 1998 -1999 through a restorative approach in access to justice.The specific objective of the action is to support psyc
ho-social empowerment of war rape survivors from Gjakova and Deqani municipality and their legal preparation to be possibly taken to trial and remain reliable witnesses throughout the process.The project will include 47 women who continue to receiving supp
ort by Medica Kosova since 2011 and 21  other women survivors of rape who have been receiving support since 2006 whereas 2 of them will act in this project as trainers on bee-care and honey production for these women. The achievement of this objective incl
udes regular psychosocial counseling development of income-generating activities and legal counseling and support. These measures are expected to strengthen the women's personal resources in psychological and legal aspect of empowerment and improve their s
ocial welfare in coping with retributive justice procedures of addressing war crimes in Kosova during 1998-1999.
School Reconstruction Programme in Haiti Finland contributes to the rebuilding process in Haiti following the earthquake on 12 January 2010 with an amount of 2.5 million euros per year in 2010-2013. During the years 2013-2014 Finland is planning to contribute to the Inter-American Development Ban
k's (IDB) large scale education sector rehabilitation programme. The contribution of 25 MEUR shall be allocated to school rebuilding programme which will be implemented by IDB MFA of Finland and FCA together. Altogether approximately 10 school centers will
 be constructed. In addition to classrooms the administration sanitation and kitchen facilities and libraries will be provided and also electricity and water will be guaranteed.
NAI Planning funds for Somalia Planning funds will be used for planning project preparation and monitoring the development cooperation in Somalia. The funds enable Embassy to also participate more actively in international discussions of the aid architecture in Somalia.
Humanitarian Aid to Western Africa region through UNICEF Humanitarian aid to the Western Africa region through UNICEF.
Frame agreement with NGO (Pelastakaa lapset) The purpose of the project is  reduce the number of children exposed to and affected by child labor, abuse, exploitation and harmful traditional practices in the target areas through both preventive and rehabilitative works.
Caucasus Authors Course: Inform to Transform In its continuing bid to empower media in the South Caucasus to play a more active role as a democratizer and conflict-transformer the partner organization proposes to launch a new cycle of its unique  journalism skills enhancement program the Caucasus Aut
hors Course. In it it will bring together 30 young journalists from across the dispute-ridden region to provide them through a months-long intensive real-cum-virtual training agenda with advanced practical knowledge of documentary film-making photography a
nd investigative reporting and importantly to introduce them to the main theoretical concepts and applied research skills in the field of conflict resolution.Brought together to work as one team the journalists all of them young people who unlike their par
ents have no shared soviet past to fall back on and whose perceptions of the other side are largely shaped by the most recent history with its several wars will be led to revise their attitudes in the direction of greater mutual appreciation and tolerance.
 By sharing the insights with their respective audiences they will set off a multiplier effect that will translate into a better public understanding of the conflicts in the region and fewer stereotypes regarding the other side eventually contributing to g
reater regional peace and stability.
Humanitarian Aid to Somalia through IFRC Humanitarian assistance to Somalia through Finnish Red Cross to ICRC
Frame agreement with NGO (Pelastakaa lapset) Children's right to protection has increased, functioning community based child protection systems in place.
Humanitarian Aid to support to UN's Central Emergency Response Fund United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) is established to ensure more rapid response to the humanitarian crisis by the international humanitarian community.
Core support to IOM Core support to International Organization for Migration (IOM). Support through the Ministry of Interior.
Palestinian Peace Coalition Geneva Initiative The project's objective is to bolster public support for a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine and thus encourage the leadership and public of both parties to undertake the necessary steps to reach an agreement. The project promotes dialogue an
d interaction between Palestinians and Israelis and engages targeted groups in public discussions about the peace process. The project is carried out by the Palestinian party of the Geneva Initiative the Palestinian Peace Coalition Geneva Initiative -NGO w
hich will cooperate with its Israeli counterpart.
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) Organising for Union Growth and Collective Bargaining
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) South Central Synod: Share and Care. Supporting the homevisits and other kind of caring of the HIV/AIDS orphans.
Community Dry Sanitation Initiative in Monze Zambia Global Dry toilet Association of Finland along with the local partner Green Living Movement (GLM) plan to improve the environmental sanitation standards and contribute to poverty alleviation in Freedom compound in Monze Zambia. The project focus is to impr
ove sanitation and hygiene practices and give environmental education resulting to poverty alleviation. During the project implementation dry toilets will be built in public places such as markets schools health outposts and churches and selected social cl
ubs and few selected demonstration toilets at household levels. To improve the accessibility to clean water also communal water points will be built. The project is designed to ultimately address poor environmental sanitation problem of accessibility to sa
fe drinking water inadequate community environmental health education and poverty. In addition hygiene and health education is given as well as promoting of dry toilets in the area.In a long term project will benefit the whole Monze town but main beneficia
ries in the first stage will be women children and youth as well as disabled people. The project fits well into the long term objectives of the GDTF, sustainable improvements on environmental sanitation and hygiene practices. The project also supports stra
tegic goals of the local partner GLM Zambia such as goal to improve the livelihoods of local in a practical and balanced manner. The project also addresses Millennium development goal number seven (7), to insure environmental sustainability and to halve th
e population of people suffering from lack of water and sanitation. It also fit well to the Finnish cross cutting development policy objectives namely human rights gender equality and climate proofing. It is promoting water and sanitation as a human right.
 a) Human rights: the project activities focus on the least priviledged community in the town of Monze, it provides them better environment and sanitation + hygiene conditions which improve the life of people in many ways. b) Gender equality: Women groups 
are the main beneficiaries of the project and WASH in schools benefits especially girls. c) Climate proofing: Dry toilets are flood and drought proof and thus adapted to climate change and variability as well as reduce the risk of disasters such as groundw
ater contamination and disease epidemics. Dry toilets save water and give free nutrients to improve the soil quality.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Project aims to improve the status and realization of rights of persons with disabilities living around Usambara Mountains. Special emphasis will be in deaf people and sign language. 2014 will be mainly planning stage and implementation will take place in 
2015-2017. The main problem of deaf people in Tanzania is communication. Sign language is not known, special schools are few, inclusive education not sufficiently adopted and teachers lack knowledge and skills of special needs education. Therefore, only a 
very small percentage of deaf children go to school. This project, implemented by SEKOMU University, will improve the living standard of deaf people around Usambara Mountains. Additionally, Tanzanian sign language and the university program of special need
s education will be developed further so that the students of the special needs education program will be equipped with good sign language and pedagogic skills. Beneficiaries of the project are SEKOMU University special needs education program and  student
s, and deaf people of the project area, specifically children and young people. Project is implemented by Sebastian Kolowa Memorial University (SEKOMU) which is the only university in Tanzania with special needs education program. SEKOMU is owned by FELM l
ongtime partner, North Eastern Diocese of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania (ELCT-NED).
Civil society capacity-building: getting familiar with UN processes and transnational advocacy work The complexity of the interrelated crises the food energy climate and youth bulb crisis as well as the lack of democracy and transparency need new holistic approaches. This demands a new type of expertise also from the civil society actors. This project ai
ms at developing that potential. The practical local knowledge that often remains unaccounted for needs to be better integrated to the international processes and this is best done via capable people who are familiar with both local and international reali
ties. These realities are best connected with international advocacy networks. These networks usually do not emerge on themselves although some work on ad hoc basis. Therefore the project ?Civil society capacity-building: getting familiar with UN processes
 and transnational advocacy work focuses on key individuals who can benefit the most from short training modules based on quality lecturers and peer-to-peer experience sharing and can thereafter help to strengthen the existing networks and play a vital rol
e in mainstreaming the cross-cutting themes of climate change, gender equality and human rights based development.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Cambodia The overall aim of the  project is to mobilize indigenous people through participatory action research (PAR) to increase their access and control over natural resources in Ratanakiri Province. The objectives for this project are:1) NGOs and POs (including 
indigenous groups) will build the capacity of indigenous communities through PAR that will empower them to exercise their resource rights,2)  NGOs and POs will increase their understanding of how micro resource issues experienced in local situations link t
o macro resource issues affecting Cambodia, and3) NGOs and POs will raise awareness on indigenous resource rights in their own communities and in public fora.