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F.a: Shanti: Community health care project Empowering rural communities to improve their health, sanitation and livlihood.
F.a: Nepal Country Programme Nepal’s biodiversity is under constant threat from habitat degradation and fragmentation, deforestation and forest degradation which are driven by unplanned infrastructure development, uncontrolled forest fires. The iconic Himalayan species as tigers and
 snow leopards are threaten by poaching and illegal wildlife trade as well as causing human wildlife conflicts in some areas. Moreover, climate change has exacerbated the threats to biodiversity and people’s livelihoods.We work in two priority landscapes
 in Nepal: Terai Arc Landscape in Southern-Nepal and Sacred Himalayan Landscape in North-East-Nepal. The conservation work improves corridor and buffer zone conservation and management, reduces deforestation and strengthens community-based conservation. Ou
r work enables increase in the population of key species such as rhino and tiger by decreased illegal wildlife trade and poaching and protection of their habitats. Improvement of the livelihoods and wellbeing of the local communities is gained through deve
loping income generating activities such as forest-based enterprises and by increasing access to energy and developing health and hygiene solutions. In addition we increase conservation awareness and empower local youth to act for the environment. We also 
develop integrated river basin management and water smart communities which help local communities to adapt in climate change. Beneficiaries: the local community forest user groups, women and youth groups, ethnic minority groups, forest workers and disadva
ntaged groups. Implementor: WWF Nepal: http://www.wwfnepal.org/, More information about our interventions: http://www.wwfnepal.org/what_we_do/special_projects/decent_work__healthy_environment/expected_results/, Generation Green: http://tgg.org.np/, Buildin
g and Wood Worker's International - Nepal Affiliates Committee: https://www.facebook.com/bwi.nac
F.a: Support to Myanmar refugees The prolonged refugee situation along Thailand-Burma border area has resulted in overcrowded camps and lack of educational opportunities. Additionally resettlement program favoring the most educated refugees has resulted in shortage of capacities among ref
ugee organisations to manage the camps. The long-term development objective is that the self-esteem and skills of Burmese refugees have improved so that they can actively participate in the development of their respective local societies. The immediate obj
ective of this project is to increase the literacy level and capacities of refugees to improve their living conditions as well as to strengthen the organisational management of the refugee CBOs. Project has worked toward the objective by providing the lite
racy and language skills for the refugees so that they have more knowledge and skills to take care of themselves and their families as well as get involved in the camp activities. Livelihood skills have improved the refugees knowledge of engaging in small-
scale business. Also their household level fund use management is reported to be strengthened. Project is implemented in Myanmar refugee camps in Site 1 and Site 2.
F.a: SOCO office PMER support for the Country Programme Somalia represents one of the most critical fragile states in the world. It is one of the most difficult environments to undertake project monitoring, with conflict and security presenting significant challenges to FCA and our partners. Addressing these ch
allenges is an immediate priority and one on which we have already scaled up our efforts on recent programme interventions. Working with the local partners successfully requires working hand in hand throughout the project cycle.The FCA programme has consid
erably grown during the past year in Somalia. The fast growth brings several new challenges in terms of transparency and accountability, with a special focus on how to properly manage the operations in the field in such a volatile scenario. This project is
 linked to FCA´s overall goals/strategy in terms of strengthening programme quality in order to achieve better effectiveness, transparency and accountability.The office will be focusing on the set up of proper and efficient standard operating procedures i
n Somalia, including coordination mechanism, MEAL (monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning) system and safety and security platform. The overall objective of the Country Office is to improve effectiveness, quality, and impact of the FCA Country
 Programme focusing on the thematic areas through established field presence. Activities: • Strategic and operational planning for the country • Programme and project PME and administrative support • Planning and monitoring of the country programme a
nd projects • Provision of thematic advice to the country programme and projects • Building the institutional capacity of local partners • Facilitate dialogue with authorities and various actors at a country level • Networking at both country and r
egional level • Intensification of cooperation with other stakeholders • Ensuring support and input for communication purposes • Broadening the access to funding opportunities • Coordination of work and cooperation with other aid organisations • 
Ensuring increased input of partner organisations and topics from the region into the lobby and advocacy work • Resourcing and staffing of the Country Office• Further strengthening of the management and administration of the Country Office• Security 
assessments + evaluationsRights-holders /beneficiaries: • FCA Staff• Local Partners´ Staff• Federal Government of Somalia (and line ministers such as MoI, MoNS, MoF)• Regional Authorities• Genuine Clan Leaders• Women Groups• Youth• Busines
s Community• Religious Leaders
UN Women support for women suffered in conflict in Nepal UN Women konfliktista kärsineiden naisten tukeminen Nepalissa UN Women will support coherence and coordination across the UN system in advancing women's participation in conflict resolution. UN Women will support existing and new efforts to improve the protection environment for women during and after conflict to eng
age women in conflict prevention and to ensure peacebuilding processes are guided by women´s perspectives and address their needs. Promotion of equality including gender equality and women´s and girl´s rights are explicitly mentioned in the Finnish Deve
lopment Policy. Finnish grant for the implementation of the UN Women project is 1.3 million euro for 2012-2015. YK:n turvallisuusneuvosto hyväksyi yksimielisesti päätöslauselman 1325 Naiset rauha ja turvallisuus 31.10.2000. Päätöslauselman tavoitteena on suojata naisia ja tyttöjä aseellisissa selkkauksissa ja konflikteissa.  Nepalin kansallinen 1325 toimint
aohjelma julkistettiin helmikuussa 2011. Nepal oli ensimmäinen toimintaohjelman julkistanut Etelä-Aasian maa. Suomi on toiminut avunantajien työryhmässä jonka tuella suunnitelma laadittiin. YK:n keskeisenä tehtävänä on auttaa Nepalin hallitusta om
aksumaan kansainväliset ihmisoikeussopimukset kansalliseen lainsäädäntöönsä. UN Womenin resurssien vahvistaminen Nepalissa sekä keskus- että paikallistasolla on välttämätöntä jotta valistustyötä voidaan määrätietoisesti jatkaa ja koulutt
aa uusia voimia viemään asioita eteenpäin. Suomi haluaa tukea UNWomenin koordinoivaa roolia YK:n Nepalin maaohjelman tasa-arvoasioiden edistämisessä ja laaja-alaisessa huomioimisessa. Suomen tuki vuosille 2012-2015 on yhteensä 13 milj. euroa.
F.a: Quality Basic Education and Protection Programme The project aims to ensure that all children, in particular from marginalized and ethnic groups, have increased learning performance through increased and equitable access to quality education. Many children in Lao PDR do not yet have access to five years 
of primary education, in the mainly ethnic (minority) in small villages in mountainous areas, and especially girls within these areas. In addition, the quality of teaching is equally poor. 143 schools and over 12,000 children will benefit from the programm
e each year through scholastic and learning material provision, training of Village education development committee members and teachers, making the school environments child friendly and safer and influencing national education policies. As a result of al
l these, the learning outcomes will improve. The project will be implemented through a participatory approach, which involves stakeholders at all levels (national, provincial, district) including children, school teachers and community members.
CPR/Alashan hospital equipment project KIINA/Alashan sairaalalaitehanke Modernising the hospital equipment. Development of the social sector and improvement of the quality and availability of the hospital services. Sairaalan varustaminen nykyaikaisilla laitteillaSuomalainen viejä Kaukomarkkinat on voittanut tarjouskilpailun Alashanin keskussairaalan varustamisesta nykyaikaisilla laitteilla.Sosiaalisektorin kehittäminen; sairaalapalveluiden laadun ja saatavuuden par
antaminen. Sairaalan diagnostiikan ja hoidon tason kohottaminen
F.a: Written communication for the recognition, inclusion and equal opportunities for people with hearing disabilities This is a literacy project aiming at improving reading and writing skills of deaf children and teenagers living in remote area of Bolivia. In total 75 deaf children and youth can benefit from literacy trainings and 25 parents on sign language training. 10 
teachers are included in sign langugae training, too.
F.a: Malawi IndustriALL Union Building Growth in unions’ membership of 15 % per year, around 400 new shop stewards and other local activists trained in basic level union activity, 230 members trained to understand basics of legislation and campaigning for better job security and equality.Mala
wi is one of the poorest countries in the world, and the weakness of its unions leads to weak interest representation in all sectors of the economy. The growth of industries creates some new jobs, and stronger unions are needed to ensure the quality of job
s and the possibility of workers to represent their interests.Through growth of the negotiation power of Malawian industrial unions ensures better working and living conditions for industry workers. If successful, more than 100 000 industry workers and the
ir families will benefit from the project.The project is implemented by IndustriALL and all its Malawian affiliates. IndustriALL is a strong actor that has the capacity to produce good results.
F.a: Ebola Prevention Campaign in Liberia for PWDs AN ebola prevention project for persons with disabilities, particcularly for visually impaired people. Training is provided to 20 young disabled perosns who can visit homes and distribute information and material. Media (TV, radio, newspapers) is used for 
information dissemination, too.
F.a: Global Health To develop the tools that help the national societies to implement their health programmes effectively. Tools help to standardize the quality of the programmes to meet the latest health and disease research. The training and introduction of the tools will 
be supported so that the national societies could have the best added-value. The Finnish Red Cross will especially support the community based health programming (developing the net based training, the measuring of the effectiveness, leasons learnt of the 
programmes). Little part of the support will also be contibuted to the psychological support.
F.a: Employment of Young Women with Disabilities to Hairdressing salon DPO situated in Jalabad will organize vocational training and employment possibilities for 10 WWDs through establishment of beauty salon.
F.a: Amputees say No to Ebola virus A small Ebola prevention project among persons with disabilities to distribute desinfection materials and discuss the issue on the radio.
F.a: Reaching Out to Communities to Strengthen their Capacities to Prevent and Respond to Gender Based Violence and HIV The project prevents domestic violence in Botswana, promotes understanding of the phenomenon and strengthens the referral system for victims of domestic violence. The project also improves the realization of the rights of the victims and increases local co
mmunities’ skills and awareness over the different practices of identifying, supporting and protecting the victims of violence and their family members.The project is implemented by the Kagisano Society Women's Shelter Project KSWSP which is one of FELM
’s new partner organisations. In Botswana, violence against women and violence experienced by women are major factors limiting the rights of women in society. The government statistics show that up to two-thirds of women suffer violence at some point in 
their lives. The aim of KSWSP is to prevent violence against women, in particular, and to increase opportunities for women and men to handle situations of violence, to provide protection and therapy for victims of domestic violence, as well as to increase 
the awareness of gender based violence among different local stakeholders and the general public.KSWSP focuses on providing shelter and services to victims of domestic violence, seeks to influence public opinion in realizing the harmfulness of domestic vio
lence, as well as lobbies state and local government authorities for ensuring services for victims of violence. In Botswana there are only two shelter houses, one in Maun and the KSWSP’s shelter house in Gaborone. The KSWSP also operates a low-threshold 
reception center, where one can get therapy and support, and have a discussion with the social worker about future options and services. Most part of the funding for the shelter and reception center comes from the state.
F.a: Building Community Resilience 2016 To reduce impact of disasters on vulnerable population and increase capacity of the population to respond and recover.
Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Long term establishment / partnership in the target country (e.g. subsidiary, maintenance company, joint venture, subcontractor agreement)
F.a: A Blind Person can Read and Write to Discover the World and Knowledge A project by an organization of the blind and visually impaired people to train 15 blind youth on Braille, 2 schools to include students with disabilities, 30 teachers to include students with special needs in the classroom. Some more Braille material is p
urchased for the use of the blind and their teachers.
KV.RAH.LAIT/AfDF-XI -Finland's contribution to the eleventh Replenishment of the African Development Fund. Hankkeella rahoitetaan Suomen osuus Afrikan kehityspankkiryhmään kuuluvan Afrikan kehitysrahaston (African Development Fund) 11. lisärahoitukseen kaudella 2008-2017. AfDF-11 kokonaisvolyymin arvioidaan kasvavan 36 mrd UA:han (=SDR). Suomen taakanjako-os
uus on 25 % mikä tarkoittaa 108.000.000 euron rahoitusosuutta.AfDFn tavoitteena on tukea ja edistää MDG tavoitteiden toteutumista erityisesti taloudellista kehitysta ja köyhyyden vähentämistä. Rahoituskaudella keskitytään erityisesti Afrikan infra
struktuurin sekä hauraiden valtioiden tukemiseen.
F.a: Church Community Mobilization for Development Programme in Bonga (CCMDPB) The purpose of the Project is to build the capacity of Bonga community on how to mobilize their own locally available resources so as to alleviate poverty and improve their livelihood. Bonga area has local resources and opportunities which are not yet expl
oited. The Project will influence the people to understand their rights to those resources.   Fida’s partner in this project is the Ethiopian Guenet Church Development and Welfare Organization (EGCDWO) The Organization is the development arm of Ethiopian
 Guenet Church which was established in 1999. The partner has a strong presence in the community surrounding Bonga and therefore able to work with the community effectively. People living in the Project area see themselves as powerless and hopeless because
 of the escalating poverty caused by recurrent draught and environmental degradation. The Project is targeting 2,000 people who are living in total poverty.  The project will contribute to the overall transformation of the disadvantaged communities in Bong
a and the surrounding areas through mobilizing and building the capacity of 3,100 people from 10 selected local areas. The 3,100 will form 100 Self Help Groups (SHG). Training and empowerment on various crosscutting issue will be conducted through those se
lf help groups. The groups will continue replicating to reach out to other community members.  The CCMDPB Project is new and aiming at contributing to the holistic wellbeing of people through of a Just, safe and caring Church/Partner in Ethiopia. It is exp
ected that at the end of the project period, the community’s knowledge and actions towards their human rights will have increased. Through the community training and empowerment, people’s lives will be transformed economically, socially, politically, e
motionally and their living standards.
Livelihood and Environmental Awareness Project Extension Phase Devichaur kyläkehityshanke jatkovaihe The extension phase is necessary for achieving sustainability of the mobilization processes started during 2010-2012.   The established women's groups will be continued but at the same time also other community based thematic groups will be strengthened su
ch as water users groups and community forest users groups. Women's participation in elections and local government will be promoted by training.In the environmental health component the financial support will be geared more towards ultrapoor households. T
hey will benefit from EcoSan toilet components and smokeless stove components provided by the project. For other beneficiaries support will be mainly technical advice and training for ensuring the proper location and construction of toilets their maintenan
ce and utilization of urine and compost in organic farming.   This component will be coordinated with the VDC and District level water sanitation and hygiene coordination committees' work aiming at Open Defecation Free Devichaur. The technical inputs are i
ntegrated with preventive health awareness through the Female Community Health Volunteers (FCHV) who will continue to be capacitated.The income generation activities (IGA) will be continued and experiences from pilot projects disseminated within Devichaur.
   Training providing microloans and facilitating the services and financing from District offices will be used to obtain the goal of poverty alleviation with women's role as the main cross-cutting aspect.  The environmental sustainability of the new IGA p
roducts will be ensured taking into consideration climate change resilience such as erosion risk mitigation. Hankkeen jatkovaihe on tarpeen hankkeen vaikutusten kestävyyden saavuttamiseksi.  Hanke jatkaa naisten voimaannuttamista tukemalla perustettujen naisryhmien kautta heidän tiedollisia ja asenteellisia valmiuksiaan kansalaisoikeuksien ympäristöterveyden 
ja tulonhankinnan alueilla.   Jatkovaiheessa lisätään yhteistyötä ns. käyttäjäryhmien kanssa lähinnä vedenkäyttäjäryhmät ja yhteisömetsäryhmät.Alkuperäisessä hankkeessa tukea käymälöiden rakentamiseen annettiin naisryhmien suosituksen
 perusteella.   Jatkohankkeessa materiaalista tukea annetaan vain köyhimmille perheille muille annetaan vain neuvontaa. Sanitaatiokomponentissa pyrkimyksenä on kehittää Devichaurista Nepalin kansallisen sanitaatiostrategian mallikunta. Käymälöiden k
äyttöön ja kunnossapitoon liittyvää motivointia ja neuvontaa jatketaan vapaaehtoisten terveysneuvojien työtä tukemalla. Nämä naiset levittävät myös muuta ehkäisevään terveydenhuoltoon liittyvää tietoutta mm. perusasioita ravitsemuksesta. T
ulonhankinnan monipuolistamiseen liittyvää työtä laajennetaan ja monistetaan onnistuneita teknologioita. Tässä käytetään välineinä käytännönläheistä koulutusta Districtin tarjoaman neuvonnan välittämistä ja mikrolainojen tarjontaa. Tulon
hankintakeinojen taloudellinen ja ekologinen kestävyys selvitetään ennen päätöksiä niiden tukemisesta.
F.a: Creative Minds - Busy Fingers The purpose of the project is to establish a well-functioning vocational training programme for the target group. The project provides a need-based provision of vocational training on selected skills and micro-enterprises as a means to help transform lives
 of participants and their families. There are two kinds of target groups. The original emphasis is on assisting victims of domestic violence and the other one is women in village communities. Especially in village communities the skills training acts as a
 preventive measure. Fida's partner organization is RENEW (Respect, Educate, Nurture, and Empower Women), which is a non-governmental Bhutanese organization (NGO) dedicated to the empowerment of vulnerable girls and women of Bhutan so that they can emerge 
as socially and economically independent members of their communities. Her Majesty Ashi Sangay Choden Wangchuck is both a founder and a President of the organization. Fida participation in the vocational training project is integrated into the partner's ot
her programs of services for women and girls in shelter homes, the Thimphu centre and rural village communities. Since the beginning of the project implementation in 2011 six instructors for handicraft design and quality have been trained, two sewing instr
uctors trained by the project qualified for the advanced tailoring in SEWA organization in Ahmadabad in 2012. The main focus of training instructors has been on quality of the products and of the training which has been individually implemented that is due
 to the nature of the participants. The training method has been "hands on, one to one" -training, which has been an appropriate method in shelter homes, village communities with illiterate women and in a Thimphu centre. Around 60 women and girls have part
icipated handicraft training in 2014. That includes girls who learned knitting on their winter holiday. The ultimate goal of the project is to improve livelihood opportunities for victims of domestic violence (DV), gender based victims (GBV) and vulnerable
 women by learning livelihood skills. It is assumed that these women will return to their communities as: Being empowered by having sufficient knowledge of making handicrafts or other vocational skills.; Having new skills to generate income and to improve 
their livelihood.; Having improved security as individuals.; Having improved self-esteem.; Standing firm in their rights as active members of society. Until now the project has assisted learners to acquire new knowledge and skills on their own speed. At th
e same time they have learned effectively different methods and issues of quality and product design. Additionally, the project has assisted RENEW to improve its capacity in training and services.