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FLC: World Vision / Local Ecosystem Development for Sustainable Tourism - 2nd phase PYM: World Vision / Paikallisen ekosysteemin kehittäminen ja kestävä turismi - 2. vaihe The purpose of the project is to build a shareholder network and a co-creation platform for developing sustainable tourism in the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka. Eventually the project will contribute to the economic development of the area. The main target
 groups here are female-headed households people with disabilities and unemployed youth. The second phase of the project will continue directly from the obtained results of the first phase which closes in February 2015. The Koralaipattu Producers Group (KP
G) that was created in the first phase will continue its work and the successful concept will be expanded into other communities in the Eastern Province. KPG has significantly increased the monthly income of its members most of whom are Tamil women and sol
e providers of their families. Also other professional groups working in the tourism sector will get training and support through the project. A platform is formed that enables local communities to link to new shareholders and capacities in order to genera
te income from sustainable tourism. World Vision?s Weconomy Start innovation program will work here as a platform bringing together the local knowledge and competence of WV Lanka and the companies interested in investing into Sri Lankan BOP-markets. The to
tal budget of the second phase amounts to 50000 euros and its total duration is 9 months. Projektin päämääränä on luoda sidosryhmäverkosto ja alusta yhteissuunnittelulle joiden avulla kehitetään kestävää turismia Sri Lankan Itäisessä provinssissa. Projektin lopullinen tavoite on edistää alueen taloudellista kehitystä mahdollist
amalla käsityötuotteiden myymisen turisteille joiden määrä on voimakkaassa kasvussa. Tärkeimmät kohderyhmät ovat köyhien naisten vastuulla olevat kotitaloudet vammaiset ihmiset ja työttömät nuoret. Projektin 2. vaihe jatkaa suoraan 1. vaiheen t
uloksista. 1. Vaiheessa perustettu käsityöläisryhmä Koralaipattu Producers Group jatkaa toimintaansa ja tätä toimivaksi havaittua konseptia monistetaan Itäisen provinssin muihin kyliin. Käsityöläisryhmä tuo huomattavia lisätuloja jäsenilleen j
oista suurin osa on tamilinaisia ja perheidensä ainoita elättäjiä. Myös muut turismin piirissä toimivat ammattiryhmät saavat projektin myötä koulutusta ja tukea toiminnalleen. Ryhmistä muodostuu verkosto jonka jäsenet tukevat toisiaan ja edistä
vät matkailun kestävää kehitystä Itäisessä provinssissa. World Visionin Weconomy Start innovaatio-ohjelma toimii projektin alustana mahdollistaen yritysten osallistumisen projektiin liiketoimintapohjalta. WV:n paikallisen tuntemuksen ja osaamisen av
ulla edistetään paikallisten yhteisöjen verkostoitumista ja  liiketoimintamahdollisuuksia turismisektorilla. Projektin 2. vaiheen kokonaisbudjetti on 50 000 euroa ja kokonaiskesto on yhdeksän kuukautta. Turismin lisääntyminen Itäisessä provinssissa
 on yksi maan hallituksen keskeisiä tavoitteita. Näin ollen hankkeen jatkaminen kaupallisella pohjalla Suomen tukivaiheen jälkeen on realistista.
F.a: Employment of disabled people A vocational training and income generation project by a disability organization in Dusheti, through which 25 persons with disabilities learn sewing. The aim is to set up a sweing workshop that can run by its own income and employ PWDs after the project.
F.a: Taxi-service of PWDs in the city of Tokmak Creating a taxi-service in the city of Tokmak. The service will start with 25 drivers, who will be trained to meet the needs of Persons with Disabilities. The service will also employ 4 Women with Disabilities to take the orders. With this project the DPO 
will gain income for it activities.
Annual payment to the Montreal Protocol Ozone Fund Maksuosuus otsonirahastolle The Montreal Protocol on Substances That Deplete the Ozone Layer was opened for signature in 1987. It contains legally binding agreements that aim to reduce the production consumption and trade of ozone-depleting substances. The Multilateral Fund for the I
mplementation of the Montreal Protocol was established in 1990 and it provides funds to help developing countries to phase out the use of ozone-depleting substances. The Multilateral Ozone Fund is financed by the industrialized countries according to the U
N's contribution chart and the payment obligation for the countries is binding. Vuonna 1987 allekirjoitettu Montrealin pöytäkirja sisältää sitovia velvoitteita otsonikerrosta heikentävien aineiden valmistuksen kulutuksen ja kaupan vähentämiseksi. Vuonna 1990 perustettiin pöytäkirjan muutoksella monenkeskinen otsonirahasto (M
ultilateral Fund MLF) jonka tarkoituksena on auttaa kehitysmaita siirtymään pois otsonikerrosta vahingoittavien aineiden käytöstä.Monenkeskinen otsonirahasto rahoitetaan teollisuusmaaosapuolten varoin YK:n maksuosuustaulukon perusteella. Rahaston suur
uudesta päätetään kolmivuotiskausittain osapuolikokouksen päätöksellä ja maksuvelvoite on sitova. Vuoden 2020 osapuolikokous järjestettiin COVID-19 ?pandemian vuoksi virtuaalisesti hyvin suppealla agendalla eikä meneillään olevan kolmivuotiskau
den (2021-2023) maksuosuuksia ei ole vielä päätetty. Toukokuussa 2021 pidettiin ylimääräinen osapuolikokous (ExMOP 4) jossa päätettiin vuoden 2021 etukäteismaksun suuruudesta. Päätöksen mukainen Suomen maksuosuus 2021 on sama kuin edellisen kol
mivuotiskauden vuosisumma. Vuoden 2021 vuosimaksuna maksetaan maksupyynnön mukaisesti 1 064 772 euroa Montrealin monenkeskiselle otsonirahastolle.
F.a: Palestine: Supporting Palestinian Dialogue and Consensus Since the 2006-2007 violent internecine conflict in Palestine, the Palestinian polity has been divided. Despite the seeming progress in the formal reconciliation process and several agreements between the rivalling factions in Palestine, there are several 
obstacles in the way of national unity and none of the agreements have effectively been implemented. Although violence between the factions has been limited, the continued division is resulting in great challenges for the Palestinian polity as a whole. Tog
ether with its partner Masarat, CMI work in Palestine aims to address three types of problems related to the Palestinian reconciliation process: 1) conflict resolution structures; 2) actors and their relationships; and 3) the issues dealt with/ excluded fr
om the formal process. CMI and Masarat aim to address the problems related to the conflict resolutions structures by engaging a wider group of actors in the reconciliation related discussions; by including overlooked and sensitive issues through the inform
al process, and by enabling the reconciliation process to continue on the informal level in a sustainable way when the formal process is inactive. In terms of relationships, the problems are related to the lack of trust, interaction and connections between
 the Palestinian actors coming from different backgrounds. All these factors inhibit the possibility to agree in a mutually acceptable way on the critical issues related to Palestinian reconciliation. It also damages the social cohesion of the Palestinian 
society. As for issues, the project aims to broaden the agenda of the reconciliation discussions by including overlooked and sensitive issues through the informal process and by creating solution proposals to the obstacles that the formal process has not b
een able to tackle.
FLC: Underpinning and developing women participation in conflict transformation in Georgia PYM: Naisten osallistuminen konfliktin ratkaisuun Georgiassa The project will support women initiatives for prevention mediation and conflict resolution in Georgian-Abhasian conflict. Partners are two NGOs from Abhasia and three NGOs from Georgia. Target groups are especially women IDPs youth and school children. Th
e aim of the project is to strengthen NGOs peace building initiatives and networking as well as to raise awareness of gender issues and women's role in conflict resolution. Hankkeen tarkoituksena on tukea naisten osallistumista Georgia-Abhasia -konfliktin ratkaisussa. Hankkeen hyödynsaajina ovat alueen naiset  maan sisäiset pakolaiset (IDP) koululaiset ja  nuoret. Toteuttamiseen osallistuu 5 kumppanikansalaisjärjestöä 2 
abhasialaista ja 3 georgialaista kansalaisjärjestöä. Tavoitteena on vahvistaa kj:en rauhantoimintaa ja verkostoitumista sekä lisätä tietoisuutta tasa-arvosta konfliktin ratkaisun menetelmistä.
F.a: To improve livelihood of income generation of small business establishing, livestock raising and Tuktuk social enterprise. 15 persons with a spinal cord injury in Battambang Cambodia are trained on running their own small business and will receive some start-up capital to start their business of livestock raising, small business e.g. grocery selling or accessible Tuktuk busine
ss. Abilis self-care manual for the spinal cord injured will be translated into Khmer by a person with a disability and 60 persons with a spinal cord injury will benefit from the information in the manual.
F.a: Children's rights in rural communities The project aims at increasing the awareness on children´s rights and basic rights in peasant communities, strengthening their social dialogue with authorities and supporting the food security, self-sufficiency and income of the families. Some of the main
 challenges in the peasant communities are the elimination of child labor and forced labor and guaranteeing the self-sufficiency and livelihoods of the family farmers in the price competition with large businesses. The project will decrease the use of chil
d labor and increase awareness of child rights and rights of small family farmers. It will also strengthen the self-sufficiency in food and improve gaining livelihoods from the production. As a result of the project small family farming communities and loc
al authorities recognize and respect child rights, the use of child labor diminishes, the affiliation of family farmers in UNAC increases, the self-sufficiency of the families grows and young people have the possibility to stay in their family farms instea
d of leaving to big cities to work. The project benefits directly at least 180 peasant families and 480 children who participate in the activities. The increased awareness will benefit indirectly all children, young people and peasant families in the targe
t provinces.The project is implemented by Union Nacional Agroalimentaria de Colombia – UNAC and Union Internacional de Trabajadores de la Alimentacion y la Agricultura – UITA/IUF. UNAC is the only significant trade union organization representing famil
y farmers and peasants in Colombia, and IUF will give UNAC its political, international and technical support.
F.a: Computer course for board members of DAN who use sign language and have low vision Teaching computer skills to deafblind people to enable them to communicate, access the internet, build organizational capacity and find employment.
FLC: Afghanistan AFG/FLC HF Hambastagi Foundation - Women Empowerment - Vocational Training Fund for local Cooperation Instrument PYM: Afghanistan AFG/FLC HF Hambastagi Foundation ? Naisten asemana parantaminen koulutuksen kautta Paikallisen yhteistyön rahastot The Women Empowerment - Vocational Training Project will be implemented in Balkh province of Afghanistan from December 2015 to November 2016 for 12 months. The project goal is to empower and making self-relying the poor needy and vulnerable women and young
 girls through bee keeping training. Ammatillisen koulutuksen hanke jolla pyritään  naisten aseman parantamiseen toteutetaan Balkhin maakunnassa Afganistanissa joulukuusta 2015 marraskuuhun 2016 12 kuukautta. Projektin tavoitteena on luoda naisille lisää mahdollisuuksia lisätä köyhien 
apua tarvitsevien suojattomien naisten ja nuorten tyttöjen itseluottamusta a mehiläistarhauskoulutuksen kautta.
F.a: No Child Left Behind The communities in the region are poor, marginalised and politically unstable. Education and skill levels are low and child labour and child marriages are common. School dropout-count is high. The earthquake of 2014 caused massive infrastructural destructi
on in some areas (e.g. schools were destroyed) and significantly weakened the income of families. Education can bring hope and open possibilities for children, youth and the communities. The project has improved 19 state schools’ teaching by providing su
pport for teaching, materials and teaching facilities. The project has supported youth through vocational course centres’ training. Especially challenged communities’ girls have been given preparing education, which enables a later transition to a norm
al primary school. Equivalent work will continue in 2016. The project is expected to improve vulnerable children’s, youth’s and communities’ quality of life. The purpose is to increase the knowledge and skill levels of communities, where the project 
acts (in Bhaktapur, Sarlah and Rukum). The project results in children’s improved primary education and youth’s vocational skills in the project area. Beneficiaries of the project are children, youth, their parents and teachers. Fida partners with a lo
cal NGO, Transformation Nepal (TFN).
Getting to Zero: the new poverty environment and climate agenda for the SDGs Köyhyys ympäristö ilmasto ja kestävän kehityksen agenda Finland will support by 50000 ? Poverty Environment Partnership (PEP) network to strengthen environment-development experts learning from southern partners and to develop south-south and south-north partnerships in environment-development issues. PEP organ
izes its 21 meeting of environmental experts from developing and developed countries titled Sustainable Development Goals in Action: Learning from the South + Partnerships on Climate Resilient Poverty Reduction and Inclusive Green Economies 30 May ? 1st Ju
ne 2016 in Bangladesh and as an outcome of the PEP meeting Finland supports the production and dissemination of PEP publication ?Getting to Zero: A New Poverty Environment and Climate Agenda to 2030? its preparation design printing and launch. Finnish supp
ort is used for the organization of the meeting and the production of PEP publication. The funding is managed by International Institute of Environment and Devlopment (IIED) Suomi tukee 50000 ?:lla Poverty Environment Partnership (PEP) verkostoa joka vahvistaa tiedon vaihtoa kehitysmaiden ympäristö/kehitys asiantuntijoiden ja avunantajien asiantuntijoiden välillä. PEP myös luo ja vahvistaa kumppanuuksia ympäristö/kehity
s-alalla kehitysmaiden välillä sekä niiden ja kehittyneiden maiden välillä. PEP järjestää 21 kokouksensa Bangladeshissa 30.5.-1.6. jonka järjestelyihin Suomen tukea käytetään. Kokoukseen osallistuu ympäristö/kehitys asiantuntijoita kehitys- j
a kehittyneistä maista. Tarkoituksena on löytää kehitysyhteistyölle hyviä käytäntöjä ja jakaa kokemuksia siitä kuinka ympäristö/kehitysasiat ovat mukana Agenda 2030 toteutuksessa. Kokouksen tuloksena syntyy myös asiaa käsittelevä PEP:n julk
aisu ?Getting to Zero: A New Poverty Environment and Climate Agenda to 2030?. Suomi rahoituksella tuetaan tämän julkaisun valmistus- toimitus- painatus- ja jakelukuluja. Rahoitusta hallinnoi International Institute of Environment and Devlopment (IIED)
Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Long term partnership with a local company / organisation (e.g. joint venture; subcontractor, import or other contract agreement ) related to Engineering
Cooperation with the academy of Finland Development research administered by the Academy of Finland enables the maintenance of high-quality development research capacity in Finland and enhances cooperation with institutions from the South. Support through the Ministry of Education
Humanitarian aid/UNHCR/Southwest Asia (Pakistan Afghanistan Iran) Hum.apu/UNHCR/Lounais-Aasian alue (Pakistan Afganistan Iran) Towards the end of 2016 over a million Afghan refugees are expected to be on the move both internally as well as from Pakistan back to Afghanistan. At the same time the number of newly displaced persons is on the rise in addition to the already approximate
ly one million internally displaced persons (IDPs). Forced displacement combined with the approaching winter may cause a humanitarian emergency because the reception capacity in the local communities remains weak. The Office of the UN High Commissioner for
 Refugees (UNHCR) has launched an appeal to secure funding for the response to the refugees returning to Afghanistan. The UNHCR is responsible for the protection of refugees and IDPs shelter provision and related coordination as well as distribution of rel
ief items. Afganistanin pakolaistilanne on jatkunut jo neljäkymmentä vuotta ja afgaanit muodostavat maailman toiseksi suurimman pakolaisväestön. Epävakaa turvallisuustilanne ajaa ihmisiä edelleen kodeistaan sekä maansisäisesti että Afganistanin ulkopuolelle 
erityisesti naapurimaihin Pakistaniin ja Iraniin. Humanitaarinen tilanne Afganistanissa on heikentynyt vuoden 2018 kuivuuden takia ja avuntarvitsijoiden määrä lähes kaksinkertaistunut. UNHCR keskittyy pakolaisten maansisäisesti siirtymään joutuneide
n ja palaajien avustamiseen sekä suojeluun. Esitetään 1 MEUR UNHCR:n alueelliseen operaatioon.
F.a: ARA Legal Initiative India has not signed the UN Refugee Convention, but is receiving asylum seekers. For asylum seekers arriving from neighboring countries in India the state grants assistance in obtaining refugee status. Arriving from elsewhere have to apply for refugee stat
us through the UNHCR. This policy divides asylum-seekers into two unequal groups. During the process, the applicant must be able to demonstrate to be entitled for refugee status defined in accordance with international law criteria. The project aims to str
engthen the asylum seekers legal status and their understanding of their rights as asylum seekers, as well as to improve their capacity to achieve the UNHCR calling for a process of refugee status. The project main objective is to inform and provide legal 
advice to asylum seekers. The project target group in India is asylum seekers who apply for refugee status through the UNHCR. These people are mainly from Afghanistan, Burma and Somalia. In addition, the smaller extent of asylum seekers are arriving from t
he Democratic Republic of the Congo, Syria, and Sudan. A large part of ARA's clients are arriving from Afghanistan. Women and children have been taken into account in the target group because of their especially vulnerable status. The Ara Trust is a human 
rights organization founded in February 2013, which focuses on the provision of legal advice to refugees and asylum-seekers in India. The organization is India's first and so far the only organization that provides legal advice to refugees and asylum seeke
rs. It is the only Indian NGO that has signed with the UNHCR the Letter of Understanding, a document that formally assigns ARA's unique role of refugees and asylum seekers facing a legal center. www.aralegal.in
VN/Management Information System for Forestry Sector Phase II Metsätietojärjestelmän kehittäminen Vietnamissa vaihe II The overall objective of the Management Information System for Forestry project phase II (FORMIS II) is to contribute to the socio-economic development of Viet Nam by reinforcing the sustainable forest resources management and the alleviation of poverty. t
he purpose of the project is to strengthen the implementation of strategies of the forestry sector by providing adequate and accurate information for decision making at all administrative levels. The FORMIS II is designed to take 5 years (2013-2018). Finla
nd's funding for the project is 9.7 MEUR and Vietnam's contribution is 437 530 euros. Metsätietojärjestelmän kehittämishankkeen toinen vaihe (FORMIS II) kestää viisi vuotta (2013-2018). Toisessa vaiheessa hanketta laajennetaan sisällöllisesti ja maantieteellisesti (neljä uutta provinssia ja kolmen vanhan provinssin kaikki distrikti
t sekä kevyempi versio FORMIS-järjestelmästä (raportointi) loppuihin 33 metsäprovinssiin). Hankkeessa on kolme komponenttia: 1) Sähköiset tietoyhteydet eri organisaatioiden välillä ja säännösten valmistelu 2) Ohjelmistojen suunnittelu ja kehitt
äminen ja raportointikäytännöt ja 3) Koulutus ja kapasiteetin vahvistaminen. Hankkeen budjetista Suomen osuus on 97 milj. euroa ja Vietnamin 437 530 euroa. Lisämyöntö koskee tiliöintivirheen korjaamista eikä kasvata Suomen rahoitusta hankkeelle 97
 miljoonasta eurosta. FORMISin toisen vaiheen tavoitteena on vähentää köyhyyttä ja vahvistaa Vietnamin sosioekonomista kehitystä vahvistamalla metsävarojen hallintaa. Hankkeen tarkoituksena on vahvistaa metsäsektorin strategioiden toteuttamista tar
joamalla täsmällistä ja luotettavaa tietoa päätöksentekoon kaikilla tasoilla.
F.a: National Society Development Support To support the local Red Cross Society to raise its own capacity to be able to respond the local vulnerability in the sustainable manner.
F.a: Advocacy and lobbying for the inclusion of people with disabilities into both government and private sector workforce in the Kono District This project aims at doing advocacy and lobbying to ensure the change of attitude and negative perception about people with disabilities, and to create space for them within the employment arena in the district of Kono and Freetown.
F.a: Promoting ecological-social-economic development rights of traditional communities to sustain their livelihoods by creating eco village models YNEEW's long-term goal is to create an empowered traditional Community, capable accessing means, measures, methods, skills and processes through its wholesome participation and attaining fullness of life and self- efficiency in a sustainable manner. Immedi
ate short-term objectives: To ensure participation, development and economic rights of traditional communities towards obtaining their control over their livelihoods, lands, resources, culture, dignity, integrity, health and territory; To enable community 
walk back to traditional ways of building, producing, sharing, consuming, protecting, mentoring and sustaining livelihood that is in accordance with nature’s survival; To defend, protect, conserve and sustain the integrity traditional livelihood process 
by preventing, suspending and avoiding external influences. Project activities: Awareness and education for Trend Setting Traditional Communities; Theme Based Integrated intensive training; Creating and maintaining Eco village models, Documentation of Eco 
cluster's natural and human resources; Formation of Eco Village Facilitation Forum [SFF] and Monthly meets; Creation and Maintenance of Eco village; Strengthening Net-HHE’s social-economic existence; Continuation of community based academic research; and
 Campaign, Advocacy, Seminar and workshops. Target groups: About 3500 families in the eco village cluster area of 8 hamlets; About 400 small and marginal famers in the process of food production, Nursery raising, seed banking; About 400 children and youth;
 and About 500 families directly through ECO village related activities. YNEEW is an innovative organization, which builds its work on local self-sustaining development with the participation of youth. It has been developing eco village models among other 
grassroots activities in Dindigul district. www.yneew.org