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F.a: Improving school environment in Nepa The project aim is to develop child and environmentally friendly schools in rural Eastern Nepal by supporting school child clubs in their activities and the cooperation between school stakeholders (child club, school management committee, parent-teacher as
sotiation, school administration, Village education committee) in preparing school improvement plans (SIP). The project provides capacitation to Child Club board members on child rights, life skills, gender, social inclusion and environmental issues. The s
chool stakeholders participate in trainings and workshops to manage the schools efficiently and transparently. Through Child Clubs the youth can contribute to the development of their own shools and communities. There is also hardware components to improve
 the classrooms, sanitation and safe drinking water facilities in project schools. The project will result in quality rural schools with good environment to study and work. The project is implemented by Environmental Camps for Conservation Awareness (ECCA)
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F.a: DENTAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME AFGHANISTAN The Country Programme has a childrens Dental School Programme, in which the Programme teams will teach students in Herat about good practice of oral hygiene and will hand over oral hygiene kits. After a careful check-up, children with problems will be invi
ted for treatment to the project clinic. The Programme offers practical training for dental students by providing basic equipment for the practical treatment. Foreign experts will provide training to university teachers/students and foreign universities wi
ll be encouraged to invite Afghan university staff for study visits. Through the Programme the 4 most advanced students will receive a special training and an opportunity to work in one of the Programme clinics. After passing a required test, these student
s are given an opportunity to open a private dental clinic through a cooperation with the public system in rural districts through a loan programme.#The Programme aims to fulfil the rights of children and adults, especially women and people with disabiliti
es, to basic, quality dental services and improved health. The Programme has potential for multiplication and the Programme aims to motivate the central government to work on a similar national concept. The Country Programme of Afghanistan has a positive, 
direct impact in the lives of 71 700 people and indirectly over 250 000 peoples lives.
F.a: BETTER CHILDHOOD BETTER FUTURE IN NEPAL Nepal has a variety of development challenges related to the nonfulfillment of human rights that need to be addressed. This Country Programme aims to catalyse and equip the local churches and other civil societies to act as strong societal advocates to ful
fil the rights of vulnerable children and youth. In local partnership with AGN churches, Rescue Nepal, Relative Nepal, Transformation Nepal and New Life Service Association, the Country Programme improves children and other beneficiary rights, especially i
n regards to their rights to health, education, and adequate living standards. The health component of the Country Programme is addressing the health situation, hygiene and sanitation, and unsafe drinking water that have resulted in the poor health situati
on in village development areas of Basauti, Pabera, Gadariya, Pahalmanpur and Udasipur in the Kailali district. The Education component of the Country Programme is addressing the improvement on the quality of basic education, school management skills, know
ledge and skills of parents in schools, and village development areas of Ishworpur Muncipality in Sarlahi district, in Ramgorpalpur and Hattisarwa in the Mahottari district, Janakpur Muncipality and in Bateshwar, Bagchaura, Mithileshwar Nikas, Bhutahi Pate
rwa, Lagmagadhaghuthi and Tulsiyahi Nikash in the Dhanusha district. The adequate standard of living component of the Country Programme addresses the strengthening of institutional facilities and providing awareness and skills to improve livelihood of the 
families in Pokali, Ragani, Khijichandeshwori, Khijifalate and Khijikati village development areas of the Okhaldhunga district. The capacity building and advocacy components of the Country Programme are implemented with and within the AGN Church denominati
on. On the grass root level, the AGN church partner is a motivated social and development actor throughout Nepal. The Country Programme is expected to directly benefit 57 000 people and 305 000 people indirectly already during the Programme period. Moreove
r, the Programme will have many multiplier effects for the development of Nepal.
FLC: ?reative Studio Dreamstep: All-Ukrainian School Filfm festival Zhukfest and video school Raise awareness of schoolchildren regarding value of life teach them to respect others; with the help of films to reveal the problems of bullying and violence and to show the methods of solving these problems; discover the talents of young people in cinema
tography and get acquainted with professions of a film director actor etc. Creation of a video space for kids to develop their talents and reveal creative personalities.
IDEA MyConstitution The 2008 Constitution remains one of the key aspects of negotiation within the peace process and future reforms will be necessary to transition from military to democratic rule. Through MyConstitution project IDEA will facilitate stakeholders? access to a 
platform and framework to discuss options for formal constitutional change and raise state and non-state actors? awareness of the potential for decentralization and democratization within the framework of the existing Constitution. International IDEA will 
also facilitate its Myanmar partners? access to constitutional tools for use in the peace and democratization processes as well as their understanding and utilization of the potential of Myanmar?s 2008 Constitution for greater democratization and decentral
ization. Partners include civil society parties in the peace process and state institutions such as the Parliament Union Attorney General?s Office and the Supreme Court of the Union. In the second phase of the project lessons learned from the first phase w
ill be used to expand the capacity building to new actors. Vuoden 2008 perustuslaki on keskeinen kysymys Myanmarin rauhanprosessissa ja uudistuksia tarvitaan tukemaan siirtymää sotilasvallasta demokratiaan. MyConstitution-projektin avulla IDEA helpottaa sidosryhmien keskustelua vaihtoehdoista perustuslain muutok
selle ja nostamaan valtiollisten ja muiden toimijoiden tietoisuutta mahdollisuuksista demokraattiseen kehitykseen nykyisen perustuslain puitteissa. IDEA tukee kansallisten kumppaneiden kapasiteettia perustuslakikysymyksissä rauhan ja demokratiakehityksen 
prosesseissa. Yhteistyökumppaneita ovat kansalaisyhteiskunta rauhanprosessiin osallistuvat osapuolet ja valtion laitokset kuten parlamentti valtakunnansyyttäjä ja korkein oikeus. Toisessa vaiheessa hyödynnetään 1.vaiheen tuloksia kapasiteetinvahvista
misen painopisteista ja laajennetaan toimintaa uusiin toimijoihin.
UNWOMEN: Leaving no one behind: Women's equal access to justice and inclusive governance UNWOMEN: Naisten tasavertainen osallistuminen oikeusprosesseihin ja hallintoon The UN Women implemented project ?Leaving no one Behind? is part of the UNWomen Nepal Country Strategy for the years 2018-2021. The total budget is 4 million euros.The project is divided into two result areas. The first result area focuses on inclusive gov
ernance and access to justice by aiming to strengthen the capacity of duty bearers (authorities and government) to integrate gender equality objectives into policies and plans. The second result area focuses on strengthening the ability of excluded women's
 groups for economic and social participation. The project continues to support  Nepal's first National Action Plan on UN security council resolutions 1325 and 1820. UN Womenin hanke Maastrategia on osa UN Womenin Nepalin maaohjelmaa vuosille 2018-2021 ja sen kokonaisrahoitus on 4 miljoonaa euroa. Hanke jakautuu kahteen tulosalueeseen. Ensimmäisen tulosalueen tavoitteena on vahvistaa viranomaisten kykyä toimeenpanna 
sukupuolten tasa-arvoon liittyvää politiikkaa. Toisen tulosalueen tavoitteena on parantaa syrjäytyneisiin ryhmiin kuuluvien naisten osallistumista rauhanrakentamiseen ja talouteen.Lisämyöntö käsittelee sosiaalisten ja kulttuuristen normien muutoksen
 mittaamista tarinankerronnan avulla. Lisämyöntö on UN Womenin ja Suomen välinen yhteistyö jonka pitkän aikavälin tavoitteena on moniperusteisen ja intersektionaalisen syrjinnän ehkäiseminen vaikuttamalla yhteiskuntaan juurtuneisiin haitallisiin s
osiaalisiin ja kulttuurisiin normeihin. Keskipitkän aikavälin tavoitteena on vaikuttaa yksilöiden ja yhteisöjen asenteisiin sekä käyttäytymisen muutokseen. Nyt esityksessä olevan inception-lisämyöntövuoden tavoitteena on kehittää metodologiaa 
pysyvän muutoksen vaikutusten mittaamiseen ja kerätä hankkeen baseline sekä samalla vaikuttaa Nepalin UN Womenin vuonna 2022 alkavaan uuteen maastrategiaan.Metodologian replikointia ja sen laajentamista alueen muihin maihin suunnitellaan yhdessä aluet
oimiston (UN Women Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific) kanssa hankkeen edetessä.
F.a: Kirewa Area Development Project In the 2017 combined Kirewa-Nabuyoga programme works for the improvement of the quality of life of community members, especially vulnerable children in Kirewa and Nabuyoga areas, East Uganda. The current programme was developed in collaboration with the co
mmunities and local government. The programme was based on the discussions, as well as on an evaluation performed in Nabuyoga in 2016 and on a broad national level baseline study conducted by World Vision Uganda. The focus of the programme is livelihoods a
nd resilience, and supporting children’s education, rights and participation.  It was found in the 2016 Nabuyoga evaluation that 53.9 % of the 12 to 18 year olds do not have basic education (attended the first six years of school). Many problems and chal
lenges are linked to weak economic and livelihoods opportunities. 94 % of the people in Kirewa are farmers but there are still many issues with food security in Kirewa area. In both areas farmers have been supported to mobilize themselves to work as groups
 and unions, and youth and women have received vocational training and support. In the new programme farmers continue to be trained in effective and sustainable farming methods, food storing and marketing. In addition, the communities will be supported in 
using sustainable farming methods, FMNR method and savings groups. Education and other service delivery are promoted by community action. Children’s school attendance is also supported by making teachers aware about child friendly teaching methods. In th
e child societies children learn about their rights and get experiences on participation. The Kirewa-Nabuyoga programme benefits 36.000 people in 76 villages. The main partner is World Vision Uganda that runs the implementation and accounts for the use of 
funding.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for SYRIA Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for SYRIA. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
F.a: Santuk Area Development Project The programme works for the improved health and child protection in 29 villages in Santuk area. The programme benefits the most vulnerable and poorest of the poor families in the villages, and focuses on decreasing water borne illnesses and increasing chil
dren’s participation and wellbeing. Youth in the villages are capacitated to work for the accessibility of clean water for example by establishing their own businesses. Beneficiaries are made aware on hygiene and sanitation practices as well as supported
 in building necessary facilities to the village. Beneficiaries are also thought on children’s rights and reporting children’s rights violations. The main partner is World Vision Cambodia which is responsible of the programme implementation and using o
f funds.
F.a: Global education and development communications As a joint organisation of the Finnish parliamentary parties, Demo Finland is in a unique position to promote interest and debate on development policy within and between the parties and it offers opportunities for party members to participate in democracy
 support and expose themselves to the realities of state of development and democracy elsewhere. The constructive cooperation and participation of member parties make a strong foundation and serve as an example in Demo Finland’s work abroad.  the outcome
 of the work set as Finnish parliamentary parties have stronger visions on development policy and democracy support. This outcome builds from three pillars; development education, communications and advocacy, each with their own activities. The result of D
emo Finland’s development education as stated in the ToC is Party members’ knowledge on development policy and democracy support has increased. The ToC is based on an assumption that Finnish politicians are willing to change their opinions and attitude
s towards development policy when they gain new information on the current state of development, democracy and development policies. Development policy courses for member party politicians form the cornerstone of development education in 2018 – 2021. The
se courses continue the legacy of Demo Finland’s study visits developing them into more programmatic, informative and influential. The courses combine two main aims of Demo Finland; they advance debate and knowledge on development and democracy among the
 member parties, and support democratic development in partner countries since the participants will also act as trainers during the study visits that are included in the course curriculum. The objective of development communications is to raise awareness 
on the importance of democracy and functioning multiparty systems, contributing to the parties’ ability to create stronger visions on development policy.
FLC: Empowering Women and Girls for Equality and Action PYM: Naisten ja tyttöjen voimaannuttaminen tasa-arvoon ja toimintaan The project aims to empower women and girls by educating them in gender-equality issues by speaking in community meetings by promoting necessary legislative changes by establishing a safe place for women conducting life skills training for them and by enco
uraging the trained women to volunteer in empowering other women. Projekti pyrkii voimaannuttamaan naisia ja tyttöjä kolmella alueella kouluttamalla heitä tasa-arvoasioissa puhumalla yhteisökokouksissa ajamalla lainsäädäntömuutoksia perustamalla yhteisöön naisten kokoontumispaikan kouluttamalla heitä elämän 
taidoissa ja kannustamalla näitä koulutettuja henkilöitä toimimaan vapaaehtoisina muiden naisten voimaannuttamisessa.
Beam: composite technology project The project provides advanced composite technology to Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia
F.a: Livelihood support for Women and Girls with Disabilities through skills training This is a vocational skills training project. Women with disabilities will be taught tailoring, weaving and embroidery. NAEDW will create a cooperative after the training and the women will be employed in the cooperative.
F.a: East Africa Illegal Wildlife Trade Hub The illegal poaching and wildlife trade of threatened species such as Rhinos and African elephants in the East African countries of Tanzania, Uganda and Kenya has increased rapidly in the past decade. This has resulted in the decline of the species populat
ions which is posing a severe risk to the survival of the species and furthermore is affecting the whole biodiversity balance of the ecosystems. In addition criminal activity such as poaching and illegal wildlife trade has negative influence to the local c
ommunities as well as the the local and national economies since its affecting also for instance tourism business. Weak natural resources governance and law enforcement together with deeply rooted corruption is enabling the criminal activities to exist wit
hout needed actions to stop the poaching and trade. ##The program is building the capacity of local, national and regional government officials and institutions to track, expose and tackle illegal poaching and trade of threatened wildlife. Programme will f
acilitate and support government officials, customs, rangers, local communties and park staff to work together to improve wildlife monitoring, patrolling, and law enforcement in three East African countries. Programme will promote the development and imple
mentation of national and regional agreements and commitments to protect wildlife from poaching and trade. Programme will also raise awareness of the problem of poaching and share best practices such as the zero-poaching model to be adopted in the three co
untries. ##Beneficiaries: The government officials and institutions in different levels in the three countries (Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania), wildlife and park rangers, local communities##Implementing partner: WWF country offices in Tanzania, Uganda and Kenya 
and TRAFFIC
Geological Survey of Finland's support to AGS Geologian tutkimuskeskuksen (GTK) tuki AGS:lle Afghanistan has potentially very large mineral resources. The exploitation of these resources in the future would increase the economic growth and positively support the development of the society.Geological Survey of Finland (GTK) has strengthen during a 
five years training programme the capabilities of the Afghanistan Geological Survey (AGS) in the prospecting for ore. A group a AGS geologists received a diverse training in geophysics.The four years future cooperation aims to further improve AGS?s capabil
ities and technics in the mining sector based on good foundation and relations which were built during the last five years. The planned budget is 12 million Euros.The main goal is to improve relations between the Governance Private Sector and the Technical
 University and in the long run to support Cluster Approach between the mentioned entities and also to increase the capabilities of AGS to administrate the mineral resources. This would enable AGS to provide better services for the Ministry of Mines and Pe
troleum. Afganistanin potentiaaliset mineraalivarat on arvioitu huomattavan suuriksi. Niiden hyödyntäminen tulevaisuudessa mahdollistaisi Afganistanin talouden ja sitä kautta yhteiskunnan suotuisan kehityksen. Geologian tutkimuskeskus (GTK) on vahvistanut viisiv
uotisessa koulutushankkeessa Afganistanin vastaavan viranomaisen AGS:n (Afghanistan Geological Survey) kapasiteettia malminetsinnässä. Hankkeen aikana GTK koulutti AGS:n geologeja monipuolisesti geofysiikan eri osa-alueilla.Nelivuotisen jatkohankkeen tar
koituksena on edelleen kehittää Afganistanin kaivossektorin toimintamahdollisuuksia ja -menetelmiä nojaamalla aiempien vuosien aikana rakennettuun hyvään perustaan ja yhteistyösuhteisiin. Suunniteltu budjetti on 12 miljoonaa euroa.Tavoitteena on erit
yisesti tiivistää yhteistyötä viranomaistenyksityissektorin ja oppilaitosten välillä. Pitkän aikavälin tavoitteena on tukea klusteriajatteluun perustuvaa mallia edellä mainittujen tahojen välillä ja kehittää AGS:ää niin että se pystyy nykyi
stä paremmin palvelemaan kaivosministeriötä maan mineraaliresurssien hallinnoimisessa.
F.a: Cambodia Changemaker Network 1. Project: 11713 Changemaker Cambodia#2. Project area and Country: Phnom Penh, Kompong Spue and Takeo provinces in Cambodia#3. Project justification: #Of the 15.6 million total population, one in five Cambodians (20.6%) are between the ages of 15 and 24. 
Two thirds of the population is under 30 years of age. However, youth voices are hardly reflected in the countrys policies and programmes, at local or national levels. The response from the government is still partial, fragmented and politicized. The main 
barrier towards meaningful participation is a lack of recognition of the youth, caused by an age and knowledge hierarchy within the society. FCA Cambodia has enabled spaces for youth to create positive social change through promoting youth participation an
d advocacy activities. Changemaker Cambodia Network has been established as a platform where youth are empowered to become future leaders and agents of positive change in their communities.#4. The main objective and expected results:#The main objective of 
the project is to enable youth (CM members and youth they work with) to participate more actively and openly in their communities. The project aims to improve youths knowledge of education opportunities and their capacities in critical skills, analytical t
hinking and media readiness. The youth members are reaching out to a wider population in different provinces in Cambodia and their activities include campaigns and awareness raising workshops. Local authority (village and commune chiefs) are engaged in alm
ost all of Changemaker Network activities as strategic partner at their target areas to bridge relationship and to change negative perspective and behavior between younger and older generation so that youths initiatives are recognized and supported. Change
maker Cambodia Network is hosted by FCA and its members independently design, propose and implement their own activities. They are advised and supported by FCA staff members.#5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: Changemaker Cambodia network - 75 youth members 
(40 females) mainly living in Phnom Penh city#Duty bearers: Local authority (village and commune chiefs) #6. Implementing partner: FCA
Administration cost by Finnfund (loans and equity) Administration cost by Finnfund (loans and equity)
Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Copenhagen, Nordic Office
F.a: Eurasia: Supporting Regional Mediation Skills The effectiveness of the global multilateral mechanisms is challenged by shifts in the geopolitical environment, growing tensions between major powers and unpredictability, which in turn bring a serious threat to peace, stability and development in the are
a of Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) member states. Mediation actors have fragmented and exclusive dialogue between themselves in the region, with limited peer exchange and learning of best practices, as well as have limited str
uctured mediation support mechanisms able to provide rapid access to thematic and process expertise rooted in local and international networks of specialized practitioners. In this context, CMI applies efforts to create thematic and geographical platforms 
with these key actors to reflect on their strategies, practices, lessons learned and efforts in managing challenges of peace processes, security and stability in the region.  CMI seeks to support the OSCE and other regional organisations, states and actors
 to respond effectively to conflict prevention and resolution in Eurasia region. This effort involves both operational support and thematic and targeted capacity-building support, increasing linkages and fostering complementarity among regional, state, nat
ional and non-state mediating actors in the region, targeted capacity-building interactions, and knowledge sharing.
F.a: Resilient Agriculture - Adaptation of agriculture to the climate change in arid areas Improving climate resilience of agriculture value chains by quality advice and optimizing the use of water resource. Development of goat milk and meat value chain to replace cattle as primary livestock in dry land agriculture.