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F.a: Quality and accountability assurance 1. Project: 11772#FCA applies the Core Humanitarian Standard (CHS) as overall framework on quality and accountability, and is certified against the standard. Performance against the CHS will be verified annually by independent auditors. Issues identified i
n certification audits will be addressed in development and annual plans, relating to FCA policies, procedures and practices on organisational, country programme and project level.#2. The main objective and the expected results:#FCA ensures high quality pr
ogramming, effective delivery, and accountability to all key stakeholders through a consistent, verifiable and transparent quality management system.#Expected results in 2019:#- CHS mid-term audit is conducted, and issues identified are addressed in develo
pment and annual plans#- Quality and Accountability Framework is introduced#- Partnership Policy and related procedures, including revised partner assessment tools and partnership agreements, are introduced#- Ability to prevent negative affects caused by F
CAs operations or staff is improved (prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse, child safeguarding, environmental effects)#- Complaints response mechanism is in place and managed in all country programmes and globally (latter operated by Head Office), FC
As preparedness to investigate concerns and complaints relating to sexual exploitation and abuse is improved.#3. Rights-holders:#Primary beneficiaries: FCA Head Office and Country Office management and staff#Secondary beneficiaries: FCAs partners, the comm
unities and people FCA works with#4. Implementation partners:#The project will be implemented by FCA, and will be contributed by the CHS Alliance and external consultants.
Voluntary contribution to UNEP, for for financing climate negotiations of the Paris Treaty and for developing a transparency framework. Voluntary contribution to UNEP, for for financing climate negotiations of the Paris Treaty and for developing a transparency framework. Support through the Ministry of Environment.
Community-Led Accelerated Water Sanitation and Hygiene in Ethiopia phase III Vesihuolto- sanitaatio ja hygieniahanke vaihe III COWASH (Community-led Accelerated Water Sanitation and Hygiene ProjectI) increases the availability of safe water and sanitation in rural areas of Ethiopia. The aimed long term impact is to improve the health of the population. The project is based on comm
unity led approach: The villages are themselves in charge of the management of the building of thier water points. The project also makes specific efforts to support and empower women girls and persons with disabilities. The ongoing third phase of the COWA
SH started in 2016 and it will continue untill summer 2019. Extension of the project is now needed untill end of June 2020 with an additional funding of 700 000 euros. During the extension period the focus will be on sustainability: The experiences and les
sons learnt will be documented and specific efforts will be made to support sanitation. The funding for extension period will be divided following: 2019: 412 200 EUR and 287 800 EUR. COWASH III (Community-led Accelerated Water Sanitation and Hygiene Project) vesihuolto- sanitaatio- ja hygieniahankkeen tavoitteena on puhtaan veden saatavuuden ja sanitaation lisääminen Etiopian maaseudulla ja sitä kautta väestön terveydentilan paran
taminen. Hankkeessa on käytössä yhteisöjohtoinen toimintamalli CMP (community managed project approach) jossa kyläläiset itse vastaavat vesihankkeen hallinnasta toteutuksesta ja huoltotoiminnasta. COWASH III-hankkeen tavoitteet on asetettu Etiopian k
asvu- ja muutossuunnitelman (GTP II) ja kansallisen vesiohjelman One Wash National Plan (OWNP II) sekä kestävän kehityksen tavoitteiden 6.1 ja 6.2 mukaisesti. Hankkeen IV-vaihe oli tarkoitus alkaa heinäkuussa 2020 mutta korona-pandemian alkaessa suunni
ttelutyö viivästyi. Hankkeeseen toivottiin Etiopian puolelta jatkokautta etenkin tilanteessa jossa vesi- sanitaatio- ja hygieniatoiminnalla (WASH) on terveyssektorin ohella kriittisin rooli väestön suojelemisessa korona-pandemialta. III-vaiheen jatko k
esä-joulukuulle 2020 sisältää siten räätälöityjä aktiviteetteja koronan vastaisiin toimenpiteisiin ml. humanitaarista toimintaa sekä kriisinsietokyvyn rakentamista pandemiaa vastaan hankkeen nykyisillä toiminta-alueilla Amharan Tigrayn Oromian B
enishangul Gumuzin ja SNNPR:n osavaltioissa. Suunnitellut aktiviteetit terveys- karanteeni- ja eristyskeskuksissa ja yhteisöissä vaikuttavat suoraan pandemian torjuntaan. Toiminnassa noudatetaan kansallisen hätätilan säädöksiä ja rajoituksia sekä 
osavaltioiden mahdollisesti asettamia säädöksiä. Jatkokaudella pidettäisiin yllä myös hankkeen ns. perustoimintoja eli vesi- ja sanitaatiopisteitä rakennetaan sekä yhteisöissä että instituutioissa ml. kouluissa ja terveysasemilla nämäkin kont
ribuoivat pandemian vastaisessa työssä. Hankkeen kautta parannetaan myös naisten nuorten tyttöjen ja vammaisten asemaa ja näiden ryhmien erityistarpeet otetaan huomioon pandemiaan vastatessa sekä hankkeen aktiviteettien suunnittelussa.
F.a: Cafe Paramir A livelihood project during which an accessible cafe is set up. 4 people with disabilities participate in the project (3 men and 1 woman)
MOZ programming 2017 MOS ohjelmasuunnittelu 2017 The Finnish Development Aid Programme in Mozambique in 2017 is 13 300 000 euros. The Support to Mozambique consists of education sector support (FASE) support to Rural development (ADPP)  institutional cooperation in the Forest Sector (Forecas II). In addi
tion the Good Governance Program consists of three components: Policy research support (funding through UNU-WIDER) Parliamentary support (NIMD-DEMO-AIMD) and support for the Institute for Social Studies (IESE). The planning of the new intervention is curre
ntly under process and the sector will be defined by the end of the year 2017. The respective identification programme planning and the appraisal will be carried out in 2017-2018. Suomen kehitysyhteistyöohjelma Mosambikissa vuonna 2017 on 13 300 000 euroa . Mosambikin tuki koostuu opetussektorin tuesta (FASE) maaseutukehitystä tukevasta kansalaisjärjestöhankkeesta (ADPP) metsäsektorin institutionaalisen yhteistyön (Forecas II)
 hankkeesta sekä hyvän hallinnon ohjelmasta joka pitää sisällään kolme komponenttia: UNU-WIDER:in kautta rahoitettava tutkimushanke demokraattisten instituutioiden tuki (NIMD-DEMO-AIMD) ja sosiaalisen ja taloudellisen tutkimuslaitoksen (IESE) tuki. 
Uutta hanketta suunnitellaan alkavaksi v. 2019; sektori tullaan määrittelemään vuoden 2017 loppuun mennessä. Siihen tullaan tekemään vuoden 2017-2018 aikana identifikaatio hankesuunnittelu ja sen arviointi.
Finnpartnership programme Long term establishment in the target country (e.g. subsidiary, representative office, maintenance company)
ADD Planning Funds ADD SL Suunnitteluvarat The purpose of the planning funds allocated to Embassy of Addis Abeba is to provide adequate resources so that the aimed impacts and results of the Finland's Country Development Strategy for Ethiopia could be achieved.  Planning funds will be used for prep
aration and monitoring of the projects in Ethiopia development cooperation programme. The funds will be also used for training related to development cooperation for fee of the Development Assistance Group (DAG). The amount: 60 000 euros. Addis Abeban suurlähetystön kehitysyhteistyön suunnittelumäärärahaa käytetään Etiopian maaohjelman ja hankkeiden suunnitteluun ja seurantaan niihin liittyvän dokumentaation laadintaan ja/tai päivittämiseen DAG-avunantajaryhmän osallistumiseen 
sekä kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvään koulutukseen kokousten ja tilaisuuksien järjestämiseen sekä alueellisen yhteistyön seurantaan. Esitetään 80 000 euron myöntämistä ALI-20:n kuluvan vuoden määrärahoista Addis Abeban suurlähetystön suunn
itteluvaroiksi.
F.a: Improving Gender Equality of BVI Women BVI is an association of blind and visually impaired women. They want to advocate for the rights of BVI women by providing organizational management training, training on gender roles among spouses, personality development and mobility training to BVI wome
n, and strategy development training for the association
Media cooperation Yhteistyö median kanssa The Unit for Development Communications at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs is responsible for clear reliable and transparent public authority communications in development policy and development cooperation. The aim of communications is to bring forward t
he expertise and experience of people working with development policy and development cooperation in relevant public discussions. To achieve this aim there must be well-timed public authority communications as well as goal-oriented media work and communica
tions with stakeholders good networking and strategic presence where the topics are being discussed social media included. According to the Foreign Ministrys annual opinion poll Finns still consider the media as the most important source of information abo
ut developing countries and development policy. Well-planned and service-oriented media work improves the visibility of development cooperation themes in the Finnish media widens the journalists knowledge of development policy issues and fosters the media 
relations of the management of the Ministry and its development policy. 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.
Fostering health and protection to vulnerable migrants transiting through Morocco Egypt Libya Tunisia and Yemen Kauttakulkusiirtolaisten terveystilanteen ja suojelun parantaminen Marokossa Egyptissä Libyassa Tunisiassa ja Jemenissä IOM's (International Organization for Migration) project aims to support and fill the gaps of the national and local actors of Morocco Egypt Tunisia Yemen and Libya in migration management with a focus on improving health and protection to migrants. IOM wi
ll implement in each target country a range of activities such as direct assistance to migrants in need of medical and humanitarian assistance assistance to national authorities to respond to and manage the health needs of migrants and their host communiti
es in migrant-dense areas and capacity building of governmental and non-governmental health structures to deliver quality migrant-friendly health care services. Priority is given to the most vulnerable migrants including victims of trafficking women victim
s of sexual and gender based violence and unaccompanied and separated children. In addition IOM will enhance the regional dialogue and cooperation on migration issues. The project is continuation to project that started in 2015. During the project more tha
n 56 000 migrants have been assisted more than 300 government officials non-governmental actors and health care practitioners have been trained on migration and thousands of migrants have been sensitized on health issues. Finland's support for project (201
8-2020) is 2 600 000 Euros. Kansainvälisen siirtolaisjärjestö IOM:n (International Organization for Migration) hankkeen tavoitteena on tukea ja täydentää kansallisten ja paikallisten toimijoiden työtä Marokossa Tunisiassa Egyptissä Libyassa ja Jemenissä kauttakulkusiirtolai
sten terveyden ja suojelun edistämiseksi. IOM toteuttaa jokaisessa maassa erilaisia aktiviteetteja kuten esim. suoraa avustusta lääketieteellistä ja humanitaarista apua tarvitseville siirtolaisille tukea kansallisille viranomaisille siirtolaisia ja hei
tä vastaanottavia yhteisöjä koskevissa terveysasioissa sekä valtion ja muiden terveyspalveluja tuottavien tahojen kapasiteetinkehittämistä siirtolaisten erityistarpeet huomioivien terveyspalvelujen kehittämiseksi. Hankkeessa priorisoidaan kaikissa h
aavoittuvimmassa asemassa olevat siirtolaiset kuten ihmiskaupan uhrit naiset sukupuoleen perustuvan väkivallan uhrit ja ilman huoltajaa olevat lapset. Lisäksi IOM edistää alueellista dialogia ja yhteistyötä siirtolaisasioissa.Hanke on jatkoa vuonna 2
015 alkaneelle hankkeelle jonka aikana on mm. avustettu yli 56 000 siirtolaista sekä yli 300 valtion viranomaista kansalaisjärjestöjen edustajaa ja terveydenhuollon ammattilaista on koulutettu siirtolaisia koskevissa asioissa ja tuhansia siirtolaisia on
 valistettu terveydenhoitoon liittyvissä asioissa. Suomen tuki hankkeelle vuosina 2018-2020 on 2 600 000 euroa.
F.a: Securing an enabling environment for Rohingya human rights defenders in Bangladesh The main goal of the project is to build the capacity of Rohingya refugees to pursue their own rights. In addition, the aim is to advocate and communicate at national (Bangladesh), regional and international level, to enable States and the international co
mmunity to work together to promote the rights of Rohingyas. The legal focus of the project is primarily related to the rights of refugees and the rights of minorities. In addition, the project emphasizes the rights of women and children.
F.a: Baseline survey on access to sexual and reproductive health by disabled women and girls The project is aimed at conducting a baseline survey on access to sexual reproductive health for women and girls with disabilities. The results will be used in coming up with position on the situation of disabled women and to find out workable solutions.
F.a: Regional office 2018, exit Expenses of the regional office due to activities to build capacity of DPOs. Exit phase.
F.a: TUNDANDOTO TANZANIA PROGRAMME  SUSTAINABLY TRANSFORMED CHILDHOODS The main beneficiaries of the Programme are Tanzanian children and youth. Children, youth with disabilities, and girls are the special target groups. The Programme has 23 530 direct and 68 840 indirect beneficiaries. The activities are carried out in 6 dif
ferent geographical areas that act either as a demo project for the other sites or in which a special set of barriers obstructing the fulfilment of childrens rights have been identified. The main problem in the society is the lack of knowledge on childrens
 rights for both rights holders and duty bearers. For this reason, civil society and authorities do not pay so much attention to the wellbeing and development of children. The Programme will be implemented by a Tanzanian partner, Free Pentecostal Church of
 Tanzania which is a remarkable influence in the Tanzanian civil society. In addition to its approximately 800 000 members, FPCT has an extensive network of local and government actors within its realm of cooperation and influence. The Programme seeks to s
trengthen the advocacy roles of different civil society actors and FPCT regarding childrens rights. The Programme theme, right to health is addressed in different levels through a knowledge increase regarding nutrition and preventive health, care takers ab
ility to respond to health challenges of children with disabilities, and sexual and reproductive health and rights. In the latter the Programme especially targets menstruation management, hygiene and psychosocial support for traumatized children. That the 
beneficiaries organize into civil society groups that promote the right to health is among the main activities. The theme right to education is addressed in the Programme through multiple activities: by empowering caretakers to realize childrens right to e
ducation, by providing support for better school performance and self-esteem development through childrens clubs, by sensitizing communities on the importance of education and strengthening participatory methods in education. Regarding the theme right to a
dequate standard of living, the activities include introducing initiatives that strengthen family livelihood, improved food security, improved living environment, and life and entrepreneurship skills especially among women and PWD. #The quality of the part
ners advocacy work is strengthened through developing platforms, where the voice of children with and without disabilities can be heard by the wider public.
F.a: Human Rights School for Users of Psychiatric Help and Medical Personnel Human Rights monitoring and human rights education for 40 users of psychiatric help and for 40 medical personnel in two psychiatric institutions of Ukraine.
FLC/LCDZ: Young Voices Disability Rights Advocacy Project PYM/ LCDZ: Tietoisuuden lisääminen ja ihmisoikeuksien puolustaminen vammaisten nuorten parissa Leonard Cheshire Disability Zimbabwe (LCDZ) is a non-political Zimbabwean registered disability welfare organization. The mission of the organization is to enable children and youth with disabilities to improve their quality of life and to campaign for the
 removal of the barriers which hinder them. The overall goal of this project is Improved human rights and participation of people with disabilities in social economic and political spheres in Zimbabwe. This will be achieved through contributing to the impl
ementation and monitoring of the UNCRPD and disability commitments in the Constitution of Zimbabwe. In doing so the project will strengthen the capacities of young people with disabilities to be active citizens who can participate fully in civil society ac
tion and in decision making. The project operates with Young Voices groups of disabled youth by informing them on and including them in processes that regard the implementation of their rights. The activities include eg. participation and contributions to 
the State Party Report on UNCRPD production of the translated UNCRPD in accessible formats and organizing dialogues with policy makers. Leonard Cheshire Disability Zimbabwe (LCDZ) on vammaisten lasten ja nuorten oikeuksien puolesta kampanjoiva järjestö. Uuden hankkeen päätavoite on parantaa vammaisten tilannetta Zimbabwessa toimimalla perustuslain ja YK:n vammaisia henkilöitä koskeva
n yleissopimuksen (UNCRPD) mukaan sekä lisäämällä tietoisuutta ihmisoikeuksista etenkin vammaisten nuorten parissa. Hankkeessa mm. tuetaan nuorten vammaisten Young Voices -ryhmien kapasiteettia järjestetään työpajoja vammaisten oikeuksista sekä o
tetaan osaa vammaisasioihin liittyviin keskusteluihin päättäjien kanssa. Tavoitteena on valvoa että vammaisten ääni tulee kuulluksi lakien toimeenpanossa.  Mm. EU DFID ja YK-järjestöt ovat tukeneet tai tukevat järjestöä.
F.a: Vutomi - My Life The Vutomi project works directly with girls and boys, families and communities, civil society and duty bearers for the fulfilment of sexual and reproductive health and rights of young people aged from 10 to 19. It challenges gender inequality and social n
orms, including gender based violence. This includes ensuring accessible comprehensive sexual education to gain knowledge, exploring values and attitudes, and developing the skills the adolescents need to make conscious, healthy and respectful choices abou
t relationships and sexuality. Mozambique has the worlds 10th highest rate of child marriage, with 48% of girls married by the age of 18, and 14% by 15. Adolescent girls face the threat of gender based violence at schools and their communities, and both gi
rls and boys often lack the skills and the knowledge to make conscious, healthy and respectful choices about relationships and sexuality. The project aims for the empowerment of adolescent girls to enjoy their sexual + reproductive health and rights, free 
from harmful practices in societies where gender equality is realised. The Project will enhance adolescent girls, including those vulnerable to exclusion, and boys, to increasingly adopt knowledge, attitudes and behaviours supporting informed decision maki
ng and realising their SRH rights. Families and communities are also supported so that they adopt better knowledge, attitudes and behaviours that value girls equally, condemn child marriage and all violence against girls and enable better economic and soci
al support for them. Plan supports also civil society to mobilise support for the realisation of girls SRH rights through advocacy. Duty bearer capacity is improved for better policy implementation, and provision of quality services and interventions to re
alise girls SRH rights. The main beneficiary group is adolescent girls and boys of the project area. Local communities, schools, health services and partner staff also benefit from the project. The implementing partner, Associacao Mahlahle, based in Maxixe
, Inhambane in 1997, works holistically through developing close relations with government at district and provincial levels, and integration into the community, working closely with schools, health posts and key community members for promoting the rights 
of women and children, with an increasing focus on youth. Important government partners include the local representatives of Ministries of Health, Education, and Gender and Social Action.
FLC: Pemba Community Ownership Project The project aims to identify principal barriers to women holding decision making power over community land; develop comprehensive and participatory strategy to achieving >50% women beneficiaries and to ensuring women have equal decision making power over c
ommunity land in perpetuity; facilitate Participatory Natural Resource Management planning with target communities and the Ministry of Lands Housing Water and Energy (MLHWE); compose conservation agreements outlining permitted and restricted land use activ
ities as well as measures to ensure gender balance for management of the land in question; targeted communities submit formal requests for land title to the Ministry concerned; Ministry concerned and the target communities sign conservation agreements; and
 the Department of Land and Surveys under the Ministry of MLHWE direction survey land and transfer the land title to target communities for subsequent management. This project is implemented in Pemba Island. As a small island  Pemba is especially vulnerabl
e to the negative effects of climate change as well as  negative human and economic impacts of a degraded natural environment. Gender equality has been a big problem in the Pemban communities. Thus the project sees the need to diversify development activit
ies focusing on improving resilience and gender equality. The measurable changes expected include; approximately sixty (60) hectares of additional government land transferred to six target communities; twelve participatory Natural Resource Management (PNRM
) plans and conservation agreements developed in collaboration with targeted communities; also equal decision making power for women enshrined in PNRM plans and associated conservation agreements resulting in greater decision making power for Pemban women.
 The project targets rural smallholder farmers and those dependent on natural resources for their livelihoods with special considerations for women. Community Forests Pemba (CFP) is the main implementing agent of this project. CFP is a very experienced org
anization in Pemba Island in working with the community especially in issues pertaining to conservation and reforestation as well as agricultural activities. This is the only NGO the Embassy is funding in Zanzibar and Pemba.