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F.a: Accelerating the conservation initiatives through the social forestry scheme for livelihood and environment The project protects mangrove and peat swamp forests by promoting community forestry: by meeting regional forestry authorities, organizing workshops on community forestry practices and reviewing the forest areas of six project villages. The capacity of the
 communities to manage their village forestry organisations is strengthened by training the village forest management units in management and administration, forest fires prevention and safeguards. The forest areas of the six villages are identified and ma
pped by air, nurseries will be established for forest plants and degraded forests will be restored. Villagers capacity to utilize non-timber forest products as alternative sources of income is developed by training the villagers in breeding mud crabs, util
ising mangrove fruits and bee-keeping.
Core support to IRENA Muu avustus IOM:lle (Helsingin toimisto) TEM:stä. Core support to International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA). Support through the Ministry of Employment and the Economy. Muu avustus (Helsingin toimisto) kansainväliselle siirtolaisuusjärjestölle (IOM) työ- ja elinkeinoministeriöstä.
Administrative cost of MFA central administration for SOUTH OF SAHARA, REGIONAL Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA central administration for SOUTH OF SAHARA, REGIONAL. Costs generated from the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in Helsinki -
VIET/Solar energy project in Vietnam VIET/Aurinkoenergiahanke Vietnamissa Application of Solar Energy to mountainous and ethnic minority areas of Vietnam. Hankkeen tarkoitus on sähköistää aurinkoenergialla 70 kylää Keski- ja Pohjois-Vietnamin vuoristoalueella. Kylistä 34 sijaitsevat keskiylängöllä sekä Keski-Vietnamissa ja 36 Pohjois-Vietnamin vuoristoalueilla. Kylät sijaitsevat syrjäisillä ja 
köyhillä alueilla vaikeiden kulkuyhteyksien päässä eivätkä saavuttamattomuutensa vuoksi sisälly Vietnamin hallituksen kansalliseen sähköistyssuunnitelmaan. Hallituksen kansallisen sähköistyssuunitelman ulkopuolelle jää kokonaisuudessaan 300 k
ylää joista hallitus on valinnut hankkeelle kyseiset 70. Vuoristoalueilla asuu pääasiallisesti etnisiä vähemmistöistöjä.Vienamin suunnitteluministeriö on ehdottanut hankkeen rahoittamista korkotukiluotolla ja se on korkealle priorisoitu ja osa k
öyhyyden liennytysohjelmaa. Hankkeen tavoitteena on etnisten vähemmistöjen elinolosuhteiden parantaminen.
Plan International Finland humanitarian operation in Nigeria Plan International Suomi 2019 humanitaariset operaatiot; Etiopia ja Nigeria Plan International Finland is implementing humanitarian operations with MFA funding in Ethiopia and Nigeria in 2019. In Nigeria the project aims at providing equal access to inclusive and protective ECD services to conflict- affected children living in IDP
 sites and host communities including those who are living with disabilities. In addition parents are being familiarized with the concept of positive parenting to support a holistic wellbeing of the conflict affected families. Plan International Suomi toteuttaa vuonna 2019 Ulkoministeriön rahoituksella operaatioita Etiopiassa ja Nigeriassa. Etiopiassa jatketaan sekä vakavan että keskivakavan aliravitsemuksen hoitoa kahdella jatkuvasta kuivuudesta kärsivällä alueella Oromia
ssa integroidun ravitsemus- vesi- ja sanitaatiohankkeen kautta. Nigerian operaation tavoitteena on taata pääsy laadukkaaseen ja turvattuun varhaiskoulutusohjelmaan sekä opetuksen laadun parantaminen varhaiskoulukeskusten hoitajien osaamista vahvistamall
a. Myös vanhempien roolia tuetaan ja vahvistetaan vanhempainkerhojen toiminnan tukemisen kautta. UM:n rahoitus operaatioille on yhteensä 1 000 000 euroa (Etiopia 600 000 EUR Nigeria 400 000 EUR)
F.a: Youth peace builders 1. Project: 11982 Mosseka Lego ti Siriri - CAR Youth Peace builders#2. Project area and Country: Bozoum , Berberati and Bangui, Central African Republic (CAR)#3. Project justification:#In 2017, the CAR Government created the National Peacebuilding and Cons
olidation Plan (RCPCA). However, the government capacity to implement the policy remains limited. Communities have depleted mechanisms to address the complexity of the crises, particularly concerning the growing use of religious and ethnic hate speech. Fur
thermore, the situation is made worse by the erosion of traditional mechanisms of settling disputes and grievances at community level. #Young women and men represent the majority of CAR population and have been heavily impacted by the conflict both as vict
ims and as perpetrators of violence. However, they lack access to local and national policy frameworks and decision-making processes. Currently 12 Local Peace and Reconciliation Committees (LPRC) established by the central government exist, but this encour
aging initiative need to be still further developed and the inclusiveness of these mechanisms of diverse community voices (women, men, youth, religious leaders, authority) and perspectives is key for their effectiveness. FCA supports young people to take p
art in and advocate toward the LPRCs at the local, regional and national levels to ensure young peoples perspectives and concerns are addressed and that they play an active and leading role in building and sustaining peace.#4. The main objective and expect
ed results:#The main objective is to contribute to the reconstruction of the torn social fabric within the Central African youth population. The key activities consist of creating and supporting Youth Peace Clubs capacities to contribute to the reduction o
f violence and conflicts in the target communities. FCA will also support the Mediator Network, a local national NGO to strengthen their program and financial capacity in order to effectively support Local Peace and Reconciliation Committees (CLPR) and the
 Youth Peace Clubs in the target communities in conflict prevention and resolution.   #5. Rights-holders/beneficiaries: 150 direct beneficiaries (50% girls and women) and 675 indirect beneficiaries between the ages of 15 and 25, as well as local and nation
al institutions and entities directly involved in peace and conflict resolution.#6. Implementing partner: FCA CAR.
F.a: Livelihood support towards early recovery and resilience in Mingkaman 1. Project: 11742 Livelihood Support Towards Early Recovery and Resilience  Mingkaman #2. Project area and Country: Awerial County, South Sudan#3. Project justification: #Following massive displacements into the project area after the fighting in South Sud
an in 2013, the coping mechanisms of both IDPs and host communities living in the target area were eroded. The availability of food became a major issue, including for the host communities that welcomed the IDPs. IDPs were forced to abandon their farms in 
their areas of origin, only to be constrained to working in small gardens in their new area of refuge. Communities in the project area are dependant on general food distributions by WFP and interventions by the other NGOs. These interventions have mostly f
ocused on IDPs living in the camps, excluding those outside the camps. This project will therefore target IDPs living outside the camps, with livelihood activities focusing on fishing, animal husbandry and agriculture. When they fled, many IDPs also had to
 leave their livelihood assets behind. Without the necessary skills and assets, many IDPs are currently food insecure and unable to restore and develop their livelihoods in sustainable ways.#4. The main objective and expected results:#The projects main obj
ective is to rebuild the coping capacity of the targeted affected rights-holders, eroded because of conflict. This will be mainly achieved through skills training of the targeted pastoralists, farmers and fishermen. The project will also distribute  produc
tive assets and provide logistical and administrative support to the county agricultural extension office.#5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: 280 beneficiaries, including women, farmers, youth and officials from an agricultural extension office.#Duty bearers
: Relevant government thematic working groups and line ministries, national and local governments, village chiefs, the South Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission, community-based organisations, traditional and religious leaders, and the private secto
r.#6. Implementing partners: Support for Peace and Education Development Programme (SPEDP) and Anglican Christian Community Development Service (ACCDS)
F.a: Organising and Strengthenin Organisation Structure The project will strengthen organizing in key service sectors of ASPEK, especially commerce. Special focus will be given to activating women and youth to trade union work. Capacity building and campaigning is intended to increase awareness on the importanc
e of dues collection, enhance negotiation skills and strengthen ASPEK’s regional and sectoral structures. The project will support ASPEK’s participation in tripartite and regional advocacy work for example on issues related to sectoral minimum wage and
 skills development of workers in the sector. The challenge of ASPEK remains to be weak organizing, structural dispersion and low financial sustainability which would be needed to combat the ever-growing challenges of working life. Long-term development ob
jective for ASPEK is to be a strong and financially sustainable trade union that can effectively enhance the rights of its affiliates on branch, regional, sectoral and national level. As results of the project it is expected that ASPEK improves effectively
 the working conditions in its key sectors and regions through tripartite mechanisms as well as collective agreements. Membership base in the strategic commerce sector strengthens and more women and youth participate in the decision-making bodies of the un
ion. The dues-collection reaches a sustainable level so that ASPEK can continue its work independently. The beneficiaries of the project are the workers of service sector in Indonesia, ASPEK affiliate unions, leaders and activists on local, regional and na
tional level (especially women and youth). Project partners are UNI and ASPEK.
Refugee costs through Finnish ministries, Developing countries unspecified Refugee costs through Finnish ministries, Developing countries unspecified; Expenses in reception centres
Evaluation of Business with Impact (BEAM)-programme BEAM (Business with Impact)-ohjelman evaluointi The aim of BEAM the joint programme of Tekes ? the Finnish Funding Agency for Innovation ? and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs is to assist Finnish enterprises and other actors in addressing global development challenges by converting such challenges into
 successful and sustainable business. The programme supports Finnish companies NGOs research organisations universities universities of applied sciences and others in developing piloting and demonstrating innovations that improve well-being in poor countri
es while giving rise to international business opportunities for Finnish companies. BEAM is a five-year programme with a total volume of EUR 50 million about 50 per cent of which is financed by Tekes and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.BEAM evaluation it 
is to be implemented parallel to the programme during 2015-2019: The objectives of developmental evaluation are to support the BEAM programme management by assessing the evaluability of BEAM and to assess the progress of the BEAM Programme against the set 
objectives and suggest appropriate changes to the Programme. The service consists of following parts:Work Package 1: Ex-ante evaluability analysis of the BEAM Programme 2015-2016Work Package 2. Meta-analysis Biannual reviews and Mid-term 2016-2017Work Pack
age 3. Biannual reviews 2017-19 (option) Tekes ja UM ovat käynnistäneet vuoden 2015 alussa aivan uudenlaisen yhteisen Business with Impact (BEAM) ohjelman jonka tavoite on auttaa suomalaisia yrityksiä ja muita toimijoita ratkaisemaan innovaatioiden avulla maailman kehityshaasteita ja tekemää
n siitä menestyksekästä ja kestävää liiketoimintaa. Ohjelma tukee suomalaisten yritysten kansalaisjärjestöjen tutkimusorganisaatioiden yliopistojen ammattikorkeakoulujen ym. innovaatioiden kehittämistä pilotointia ja demonstraatioita jotka hyödy
ttävät sekä kehitysmaiden köyhien ihmisten hyvinvointia että tuovat kansainvälistä liiketoimintaa suomalaisille yrityksille. BEAM on viisivuotinen ohjelma jonka laajuus on n. 50 miljoonaa euroa josta noin puolet on Tekesin ja UM:n osuutta.BEAM-ohjel
man arviointi toteutetaan jatkuvana prosessina koko ohjelman toteutuksen ajan. Arvioinnin  tarkoituksena on tukea ohjelman johtamista arvioimalla ohjelman relevanssia tehokkuutta tuloksellisuutta vaikuttavuutta  ja kestävyyttä sekä raportoida ohjausryhm
älle ohjelman onnistumisesta ja kehityskohteista .Arviointi koostuu seuraavista osioista.Työpaketti 1: BEAM-ohjelman ex-ante evaluoitavuuden analyysi 2015-2016Työpaketti 2: kehitysyhteistyön innovaatiohankkeiden meta-analyysi BEAM-ohjelman jatkuva arvi
ointi 2016-2017Työpaketti 3: Jatkuva arviointi 2017 - 19 (optio)
FLC: Young Girls' Voice against Sexual Abuse and Violence Centre for Human Rights Promotion (CHRP) aims to empower young girls through training and awareness raising on their rights and responsibilities and the relevant laws and policies that protect them.. specific activities will include to conduct training for
 girls on various life skills; to conduct sensitization training for boys on the different types of violence that girls face girls rights and how they can play a more active role in eliminating violence; to conduct sessions with various community stakehold
ers namely teachers parents school committees and local leaders in order to raise awareness on girls' rights and to raise awareness on their roles in the fight against sexual abuse and violence. All these will be done  because in Tanzania violence against 
women and children is a frightening reality that is prevalent around the country. Moreover violence against women has a significant negative impact on the attainment of sustainable development goals (SDGs) 2030the following results will be achieved; Demons
trable increase in young girls confidence and self esteem; increased awareness amongst girls of the laws protecting them and the reporting mechanisms available to them; gender understanding amongst boys of the causes and implication of violence against gir
ls improved attitudes towards girls and a greater awareness on laws protecting girls; increased understanding amongst community stakeholders of their roles and responsibilities as regards to sexual abuse and violence; clubs will be established to provide a
 more welcoming and secure environment for girls' discussion. Beneficiaries of this project are school girls and boys teachers school committee members and parents. This project is implemented by  the Centre for Human Rights Promotion. The organization was
 selected for this funding because of the theme which focuses girls who are victims of sexual abuse.
F.a: Global DP/DRR Development Support the development of global disaster preparedness tools, training and their utilization among partners globally. Specific focus is on climate smart tools.
F.a: Coordination of Development Cooperation Project covers the local coordination of Felm development programme in Southern Africa. Felm regional development manager monitors the implementation and quality of the development cooperation projects and supports the local partners in planning, monitorin
g and managing the projects. Partners are also given opportunities to trainings and networking. Programme coordination in country gives Felm good knowledge, up to date information and deeper understanding on local issues. Close communication with partners,
 support and monitoring enhances good relationships, cooperation, mutual understanding, skills and good governance. Also, cross-cutting issues can be better promoted and integrated into projects. Coordination covers all Felm cooperation partners in Souther
n Africa.
F.a: COMMUNITY, FAMILY AND YOUTH WELLBEING DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM The Burundi Country Programme aims to contribute to the fulfilment of the rights of children and youth through improved living standards of 1000 families in Burundi by 2021. The Programme will focus on the right to education and adequate standard of living
. The Programme also has components on Advocacy and Capacity Building. The local partner is The Community of Pentecostal Churches of Burundi, CEPBU. CEPBU was registered in 1975 by the Ministry of Justice. The Programme has 4421 direct and 25 140 indirect 
beneficiaries. The Programme will increase the access to education for Batwa children and increase the knowledge in farming methods and environmental sustainability. In the communities of Kayanza and Ngozi the Programme will improve the standards of living
 and support the increased access to quality education. The Programme will work with 8 youth centres in order to improve vocational and professional skills, including entrepreneurship, of young people who have been dropped out of schools. The Programme aim
s to enhance the capacity of the partner to be a strong civil society actor and committed advocate for vulnerable groups in Burundi. The Programme will support communities who participate in the schools and Youth Centres construction, train stakeholders e.
g. in new farming methods and raise awareness of stakeholders. During the Programme, 2 schools and 3 youth centres will be constructed and their equipment implemented. In the component of adequate standard of living, people will be trained and equipped thr
ough the self-help groups.
CPR/Guiyang GIS project KIINA/Guiyang GIS hanke Soil and Water Ltd. and the City of Guiyang are creating an IT-system (GYGIS)for administrative the needs of the city government. The system applications will utilize the Geographic Information System (GIS) technology. The creation of GYGIS aims at upgradi
ng the functional capacities of the government departments by connecting them to a uniform urban GIS platform. The system will be built in co-operation with the city. Soil and Water Ltd. will act as the system integrator and will take total responsibility 
of the system implementation training and technology transfer. Maa ja Vesi Oy ja Guiyangin kaupunki ovat luomassa uuden tietoliikennejärjestelmän (GYGIS) viranomaisten toiminnan tehostamiseksi käyttäen GIS-teknologiaa. GYGIS järjestelmän luominen parantaa paikallisen hallinnon toimintakykyä ja kapasiteettia. J
ärjestelmä rakennetaan yhteistyössä kaupungin kanssa. Maa ja Vesi ottaa täyden vastuun järjestelmän käyttöönottoon koulutukseen ja tekniseen tukeen liittyvissä kysymyksissä.Maa ja Vesi Oy on valmistellut Guiyangin viranomaisten kanssa GIS-järj
estelmän kehittämistä alueelle. Hankkeen tavoitteena on tehostaa viranomaisten toimintaa ja tarjota heille paremmat välineet kasvavan väkimäärän palvelemiseksi. Hankkeen toisena tavoitteena on ympäristöuhkien monitorointi ja niiden torjuminen sek
ä kansalaisten turvallisuuden parantaminen.
F.a: Sustainable services for Syrian refugees Turkey hosts the largest refugee population in the world, which is around 3.9 million, among which 3.5 million are Syrians. Over 93% of the Syrian refugee population lives in urban settlements. Though they are registered under the Temporary Protection law 
allowing them access to health, education, protection and livelihood services, many of them have little access to such services. The projects goal is to enhance the Syrians and host communities capacity to anticipate, manage, and recover from shocks (resil
ience) and improve their mutual relationship (social cohesion) through an inclusive approach in urban settings in Turkey. Beneficiaries of the project are Syrian refugees and host community members living in Krkhan, Hatay, especially vulnerable groups with
in the communities. Key aspect in empowering the Syrians in Hatay is Turkish language skills and access to decent jobs. The project contributes to realisation of these rights by offering training programs to improve language, technical and vocational skill
s, and improving employment opportunities through training programs and counselling services for Syrians and vulnerable host community members. Awareness raising activities, meetings and workshops with local authorities will be organized to ensure their in
volvement in future sustainability of the services. Protection services will be provided to Syrians and locals to ensure better access to the services and increase knowledge of their rights. The protection team will especially focus on SGBV and provide bot
h referral services and awareness raising activities for affected women. The education services will be extended to provide remedial support programs for children. The project will also improve the capacities of the center both in terms of staff and space 
to provide quality services to persons with disabilities. Additionally, to reduce the negative perceptions against refugees and related conflicts,  the project will provide social cohesion activities to strengthen the relationship between Syrians and the h
ost community. The project is implemented by Yuva Derne
Evaluation of the Finnish Fund for Industrial Cooperation Ltd. (Finnfund) 2008-2017 Evaluaatio Teollisen yhteistyön rahasto Oy:n (Finnfund) toiminnasta vuosina 2008-2017 The project finances the evaluation of the Finnish Fund for Industrial Cooperation Ltd. (Finnfund) during the period 2008-2017. The evaluation is implemented using a framework agreement of the Evaluation Unit (EVA-11). Hanke rahoittaa evaluation Teollisen yhteistyön rahasto Oy:n (Finnfund) toiminnasta vuosina 2008-2017. Evaluaatio suoritetaan evaluaatioyksikön (EVA-11) puitesopimusta hyödyntäen.
F.a: FAD: Coordination and expert service costs in Finland WHAT: Costs of project planning, implementation and monitoring in Finland, foreign experts paid from Finland.
Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Bureau for Management Services Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Copenhagen, Bureau for Management Services
F.a: More Fire! -Strenghtening Barefeet Children's councils Project's Zambian implementing agency Barefeet Theatre works with vulnerable street children and youth to empower them and give them self-confidence to improve their own lives. In practice their method is based on theatre, acrobatics and other performing a
rts. Barefeet has established youth local councils to organise youth and give an established base for them to co-operate and support each other, improve their own lives and to influence local decision makers.  The youth council activities are established i
n Lusaka, and the method will be spread to Kaoma and Livingstone during this project phase. Youth organised in children’s councils perform as role models to others and give an example that life as a street kid is not the only possible option. The project
 also raises awareness among general public about the situation and living conditions of children living on streets.
Beam: Environmental friendly refrigeration system Introduction of environmental friendly refrigeration system which complies with the all increasingly tightening environmental norms.
FLC: Step Forward: Skills development and Vocational Training Center for young adults with disabilities from state-run residential institutions Establishment of a Skills development and Vocational Training Center for young adults with disabilities from residential institutions to secure their rights for education work self-confidence dignity and economic and social inclusion into local community.