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Programme d’Appui à la Production Agricole en Haïti (PAPAH), Phase II La phase 2 du Programme d’Appui à la Production Agricole en Haïti vise à renforcer le système national de financement et d’assurance agricoles en Haïti, porté par les institutions publiques et privées et régulé par la Banque de la République d’Haïti. La contribution suisse servira de levier pour mieux structurer et orienter des investissements d’environ USD 340 millions au profit des exploitations dans les chaines de valeur agricoles, dans le Sud et la Grand-Anse, en synergie avec les programmes du portefeuille Suisse, le développement de produits financiers spécifiques servira environ 20 000 exploitations agricoles.
RDC: SI, Rép multisectorielle Beni-Oicha No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
Developing Skills for Better Employment The economic growth of Albania has only recently been translated into labour market improvements. Unemployment remains to be high, especially among youth (24.5%). The project supports national institutions responsible for vocational training and employment to deliver coordinated and demanddriven services. 33'000 vocational school students will benefit from labour market oriented vocational training offer and 5'000/6% of registered unemployed job seekers from improved employment promotion measures.
Humanitarian assistance Syria (UNHCR) Humanitaarinen apu Syyriaan UNHCR:n kautta 131 million people in Syria are in need of humanitarian assistance. 61 million are internally displaced and 56 million are registered as refugees in the region. The UNHCR appeal for 2018 for the operation (IDP protection and assistance) in Syria amounts to
 432 million USD. The targets are for example the distribution of non-food items to 27 IDPs host community members and returnees in need provide legal assistance to 300 000 IDPS spontaneous returnees and other vulnerable persons in affected populations eme
rgency and long-term shelter interventions to 240 000 IDPs and returnees remedial and catch-up classes to 200 000 vulnerable IDP students and livelihood activities for 90 000 IDPs and host community members. Syyriassa jatkuu yksi maailman laajimmista humanitaarisista kriiseistä. Vuonna 2019 humanitaarista apua tarvitsee 117 miljoonaa syyrialaista. Kahdeksan vuotta kestänyt sota on aiheuttanut myös maailman suurimman pakolaiskriisin: yli 56 miljoonaa on paen
nut Syyriasta ja 66 miljoonaa on joutunut siirtymään maan sisällä. UNHCR avustaa pakotetusti siirtymään joutuneita muun muassa ei-ruokatarvikkeilla ja koordinoimalla pakolaisleirejä. Vaikka olosuhteet Syyriassa eivät ole valmiit pakolaisten laajami
ttaiselle paluulle YK varautuu noin 250 000-500 000 pakolaisen ja 15 miljoonan sisäisesti siirtymään joutuneen paluuseen.
Development Cooperation Planning Funds for Somalia Somalian kehitysyhteistyön suunnitteluvarat/NAI Finland supports Somalia through development cooperation. The bilateral cooperation in Somalia is guided by Finland's Development Cooperation in Somalia 20172020 document. It focuses particularly on supporting the realisation of the rights of women and gir
ls; as well as building and strengthening of the core functions of the Somali state. The document is based on the priorities identified in the Somalia's National Development Plan.The purpose of the Somalia planning funds is to improve the quality of the Fi
nnish development cooperation in Somalia. Planning funds will be used for planning preparation monitoring evaluation and auditing the Finnish development and statebuilding support in Somalia as well as to promote results-based management.  Planning funds c
an also be used for participating in Somalia aid coordination bodies' meetings. In addition the planning funds can be used for visits related to Finland's development policy and development cooperation with Somalia for organization of small-scale developme
nt policy/cooperation related trainings and workshops as well as for development cooperation related communication. The purpose of the planning funds is to ensure that the regional department and the Embassy have adequate resources to implement results-bas
ed programming in Somalia.Both the Department for Africa and the Middle East as well as the Embassy in Nairobi can use the planning funds. The allocation for the planning funds is 180.000. Somalia on yksi Suomen kehitysyhteistyön pääkumppanimaista. Suomen tuen painopistealueina ovat etenkin naisten ja tyttöjen oikeuksien edistäminen sekä Somalian valtion ydintoimintojen vahvistaminen. Tavoitteet ovat linjassa Somalian kansallisen kehit
yssuunnitelman tavoitteiden kanssa. Suunnittelumäärärahoja käytetään Somaliassa tehtävän kehitysyhteistyön suunnitteluun valmisteluun seurantaan monitorointiin ja arviointiin kehitysyhteistyötoimintaan liittyviin koulutuksiin Somalian apukoordina
atiokokouksiin osallistumiseen sekä tuloksellisuuden parantamiseen. Lisäksi varoja voidaan käyttää kehitysyhteistyötoimintaan ja kehityspolitiikkaan liittyvien vierailujen kulujen kattamiseen pienimuotoisten seminaarien ja koulutusten järjestämisee
n sekä kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvään viestintään. Suunnittelumäärärahan tarkoitus on taata riittävät resurssit edustustolle tuloksellisen kehitysyhteistyön valmisteluun arviointiin ja seurantaan.Vuodelle 2020 suunnitteluvaroja myönnetään 1
10 000 euroa.
KV.RAH.LAIT/NordicTrust Fund NTF KV.RAH.LAIT/Maailmanpankin pohjoismainen ihmisoikeusrahasto The Nordic Trust fund  (NTF) of the World Bank is a knowledge and learning program on human rights.  NTF started its operation in the year 2006 with funding from Norway Denmark Sweden Finland and Island.  Total funding at the end of the year 2014 was 256 m
illion USD of which the share of Finland was 465 million USD.  Germany has also contributed 600.000 USD to support programs which they have chosen to be funded. There are two main components in NTF: knowledge sharing and grant support.  NTF has during its 
lifespan granted support to programs studies has organized events/workshops to World Bank staff and produced literature on human rights.NTF Grant Programs are focusing and influencing on improving poor people's access to health education food and water; pr
omoting the participation of indigenous peoples in decision-making and the accountability of governments to their citizens; supporting justice reforms fighting corruption and increasing transparency of governments. Maailmanpankin Pohjoismainen ihmisoikeusrahasto (Nordic Trust Fund NTF) on ihmisoikeuksien tieto- ja oppimisohjelma joka aloitti toimintansa v. 2006. Rahoitusta ovat antaneet Norja Tanska Ruotsi Suomi ja Islanti ja vuoden 2014 lopussa kokonaisrahoitus oli 
256 milj. USD josta Suomen osuus on 465 milj. USD.  Myös Saksa on tukenut valitsemiaan hankkeita 600.000 USD:lla. Rahastolla on kaksi pääkomponenttia: tiedonjako ja hanketuki. Se on myöntänyt toimintansa aikana rahoitusta hankkeille tutkimukseen järj
estänyt tapahtumia/työpajoja Maailmanpankin henkilöstölle ja tuottanut ihmisoikeuskirjallisuutta.NTF:n tukemien hankkeiden avulla vaikutetaan siihen että köyhimmätkin voivat saada terveydenhuoltoa opetusta ruokaa ja vettä.  Hankkeilla edistetään 
alkuperäiskansojen osallistumista päätöksentekoon edistetään hallitusten tilivelvollisuutta kansalaisilleen tuetaan lakiuudistuksia torjutaan korruptiota ja parannetaan hallitusten läpinäkyvyyttä toiminnoissaan.
F.a: African Social Forum for Tunis WSF 2015 The project facilitates  the participation of the African Social Forum and African activists' involvement in in the World Social Forum (WSF) to beheld in Tunis in March 2015. WSF provides an opportunity for African activists to network regionally and inter
nationally, setting a common agenda and position papers, as well as strengthen the advocacy capacity. In the WSF sessions at least  on landgrabbing and on civil society perspectives on preparation to the  COP21 will be organised. The project is coordinated
 by the African Social Forum secretary based in Enda Tiers Monde.
Beam: Children's science education Activities include the education of children in science club environment and later on with the help of a digital platform, as well as support for science education through early education teacher training and the production of pedagogical materials.
F.a: Development SmartUps Community Project Smartup Factory project aims to 1. create an inclusive, safe, inspiring, youth friendly and enabling space for young women and men to innovate and develop skills, using youth led approaches, with a special emphasis on girls, 2. support young women and men 
especially girls to interact, network and access opportunities that allow them realize their dreams and enter gainful employment, 3. strengthen the leadership capacity of young women and men especially girls to effectively participate, engage in decision m
aking processes on issues that affect them. Uganda has the worlds third fastest growing population, over 70% of which is young (30 years of age or below), over 50% of the population is under the age of 15 years and approximately 30% are between 15 to 30 ye
ars of age. Majority of the youth out of school have no regular work or income. The project strives to build work-related skills and capacities, build partner CSOs capacity to implement youth targeted programmes, and engage with the private sector and gove
rnment to provide safe, inclusive, and gender sensitive youth employment and other income generating opportunities. The expected results are increased technology, design thinking, business and presentation skills which result in increased employment, new b
usinesses, volunteerism and activity among the participants. During 2018-2021 the project aims to reach 3200 youth between 17-26 in Uganda. Plan International Uganda is the main implementing agency. Partners and collaborators include the Media Challenge In
itiative Uganda (MCI), Design Hub Uganda, The resilient network Africa (RAN), SOS childrens village, Whitaker Innovation hub, Northern Uganda Debaters Association, Techno Serve, CEED Uganda, TAKS Centre, and Gulu University.
SYRIA LCF/Administrative costs SYYRIA PYM/Hallintokulut FLC administrative costs for Beirut Embassy 2017. PYM-hallintokulut  Beirutin edustustolla 2019.
Project planning and evaluation Hankesuunnittelu ja -seuranta itäosaston yhteistyömaissa Finland's bilateral development cooperation in Eastern Europe and Central Asia is implemented through the Wider Europe Initiative (WEI) of the Development Policy Program. Central Asia finances projects carried out by UN organizations inter-institutional pr
ojects and a water management program run by SYKE. Ukraine is supported for example through the Council of Europe the EBRD and the World Bank.Development co-operation planning and monitoring appropriations are used for project preparation monitoring and ap
praisal activities. The planning and monitoring appropriations will also be used to cover the costs of development cooperation and project monitoring by the official of the Embassy of Astana. During the 2017/2018 new funding decisions will be made for prog
ram projects and in this phase the appropriatons are ment to cover possible appraisal costs. Suomen kahdenvälistä kehitysyhteistyötä Itä-Euroopan ja Keski-Aasian maissa toteutetaan ensisijaisesti Ukrainassa Kirgisiassa Tadzhikistanissa ja Uzbekistanissa. Keski-Aasiassa rahoitetaan YK-järjestöjen toteuttamia hankkeita ja instituutioiden väl
isiä hankkeita. Ukrainaa tuetaan mm. Euroopan neuvoston EBRD:n ja Maailmanpankin toteuttamien hankkeiden kautta.Kehitysyhteistyön suunnittelu- ja seurantamäärärahaa käytetään hankkeiden valmisteluun seurantaan ja arviointiin liittyvissä toimissa. 
Vuosien 2020/2021 aikana tehdään uusia rahoituspäätöksiä ohjelman hankkeille. Käsittelyvaiheessa on tarkoitus tehdä hankearvioita joihin nyt varaudutaan määrärahasuunnittelussa.
F.a: WWF Finland personnel costs WWF Finland personnel costs of the programme in Finland
ODA equity through Finnfund The fund aims to increase access to financial services for low-income people in developing countries by taking minority equity positions in women-focused microfinance institutions, mostly WWB affiliates acorss the globe
UNHCR; humanitarian assistance to the South Sudan regional situation UNHCR; humanitaarinen apu Etelä-Sudanin alueelliseen kriisiin The civil war in South Sudan has continued since 2013 despite several attempted ceasefires. The number of refugees increased in 2017 as one million people fled the country. This takes the total number of refugees to 2.4 million. In addition there are 1.8 i
nternally displaced persons (IDPs). South Sudan constitutes the world's second largest refugee crisis after Syria. Despite significant humanitarian needs the regional operation is among UNHCR's most underfunded. Etelä-Sudanin sisällissota on jatkunut vuodesta 2013 lähtien tulitaukoyrityksistä huolimatta. Pakolaisten määrä kasvoi vuonna 2017 jolloin maasta pakeni miljoona ihmistä. Yhteensä rajat ylittäneitä pakolaisia on nyt 24 miljoonaa minkä lisäksi 
maan sisäisiä pakolaisia on 18 miljoonaa. Rajat ylittäneiden pakolaisten määrällä mitattuna Etelä-Sudan muodostaa Syyrian jälkeen maailman toiseksi suurimman pakolaiskriisin. Mittavista tarpeista huolimatta Etelä-Sudanin alueellinen operaatio kuu
luu UNHCR:n alirahoitetuimpiin.
F.a: Promoting Human and Democratic Rights and Reforms in Sri Lanka The project has four key objectives: 1) To increase the capacity and skills of the victims of the conflict, women and the most vulnerable communities to drive their own rights 2) Promoting the national human rights mechanisms and promoting the opportunitie
s of conflict victims, marginalized communities and minorities to participate; 3) Strengthening the mutual learning of human rights defenders in South Asia; 4) Promoting multicultural dialogue regarding the transitional justice and constitutional reform pr
ocesses. The legal focuses of the project are democratic rights, particular the rights of women and minorities and transitional justice
F.a: Empowering Women in Political Participation Demo Finland started, based on the initiative of the Finnish Embassy in Addis Abeba, a planification and identification process for a programme to support women´s political participation in Ethiopia. A small pilot programme is planned with a local women´
s NGO for the state of Benishangul-Gumuz in 2019, but further extended funding is needed later for full implementation.
UNESCO Enhancing Literacy in Afghanistan (ELA Phase III) UNESCO/Lukutaidon lisääminen Afganistanissa (ELA III) UNESCO Programme for Enhancing of Literacy in Afghanistan (ELA) is a national programme that aims to improve the level of literacy numeracy and vocational skills of the adult population in all 34 provinces covering 750 000 learners. Afghanistan has one of 
the lowest literacy rates in the world currently estimated at over 30% of the adult population (over 15 years of age). Female literacy levels are on average 20 % while male literacy rate average is closer to 50 % both with high geographical variation. ELA 
will give priority to women aiming for at least 2/3 of total learners. Other priorities include rural areas Internally Displaced Persons Kuchi and other nomadic population and linguistic minorities. Finland's contribution of 2 million Euros will cover lite
racy training of 12 000 adults in four provinces: Farah Logar Panjsher and Parwan for 24 months in 2016-18. The total estimated cost for ELA programme is USD 37 million. Other ELA donors are Sweden and Japan. UNESCO:n ELA-hankkeella lisätään luku- ja ammattitaitoa Afganistanin aikuisväestön keskuudessa kaikissa 34 provinssissa. Afganistanissa on yksi maailman alhaisimmista lukutaitoprosenteista maailmassa noin 34 % aikuisväestöstä (yli 15-vuotiaat) on l
ukutaitoisia. Naisten lukutaitoprosentti on keskimäärin noin 20 % ja miehillä se on lähes 50 %. Alueelliset vaihtelut maan sisällä ja kaupunkien ja maaseudun välillä ovat suuret. Hankkeen hyödynsaajina ovat erityisesti: naiset maaseutuväestö maa
nsisäiset pakolaiset kuchit ja muut paimentolaiset. Hankkeen tavoitteena on että 750 000 ihmistä saavat lukutaidon joista 2/3 on naisia. Suomen v. 2016 alkavalla kahden miljoonan euron rahoitusosuudella rahoitetaan 12 000 aikuisen lukutaito-opetusta nel
jässä provinssissa: Farah Logar Panjsher ja Parwan 2016-18 (24 kk). Hankkeen kokonaiskustannus on noin 37 miljoonaa dollaria ja muut rahoittajat ovat Ruotsi ja Japani.
Development cooperation: MFAs organizational development Kehitysyhteistyön toimintatapojen kehittäminen The objective is to improve the quality and effectiveness of MFA's internal processes and systems for planning and executing Finland's ODA. The project covers:1) operational planning and guidance including guidelines2) internal processes3) systems includin
g electronic data and information management systems Hankkeen avulla pyritään parantamaan kehitysyhteistyön hallinnon laatua ja toimeenpanon tehokkuutta.Hankkeen osana tarkastellaan seuraavat kehitysyhteistyön toimintamalliin liittyvät osa-alueet1)  toiminnan ohjaus: tämä käsittää toimintaa ohjaava
t asiakirjat sekä päätöksenteon ja ohjauksen toteutuksen harmonisoinnin2)  prosessien tehostaminen: tavoitteena on sekä ulkoasiainhallinnon sisäisten toimintatapojen että yleisempien menettelytapojen kuten esim. hankintojen tarkastelu sekä mahdolli
suuksien mukaan niiden yksinkertaistaminen ja keventäminen3)  järjestelmät ml. sähköiset järjestelmät.
INT/Annual payment to the United nations Environment Programme (UNEP) YK:n ympäristöohjelma (UNEP); Suomen tuki Ympäristörahastolle 2021 The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is the leading global environmental authority that sets the global environmental agenda promotes the coherent implementation of the environmental dimension of sustainable development within the United Nations
 system and serves as an authoritative advocate for the global environment.  UNEPs work encompasses assessing global regional and national environmental conditions and trends developing international and national environmental instruments and strengthening
 institutions for the wise management of the environment.UNEP supports the implementation of Finlands development policy in particular the priority area IV related to promoting climate sustainability access to sustainable energy and energy efficiency as we
ll as good environmental governance. Finlands main goals in relation to UNEP are strengthening UNEPs role as the leading environmental authority and increasing UNEPs efficiency and results orientation.Annual payment of 15 million euros is proposed for the 
UNEP's Environment Fund in 2018 to be used for funding UNEP's activities according to the work programme. YK:n ympäristöohjelman (UNEP) tehtävänä on edistää ympäristöllisesti kestävää kehitystä YK-järjestelmässä sekä toimia ympäristön tilan puolestapuhujana ja globaalin ympäristöagendan asettajana. UNEP:n työohjelma tavoittelee siirtymist
ä vähäpäästöiseen resurssitehokkaaseen ja tasa-arvoiseen kehitykseen mikä pohjautuu ekosysteemipalvelujen suojelulle ja kestävälle käytölle vahvistuneelle ympäristöhallinnolle ja ympäristöriskien vähentämiselle. Pohjimmaisena tavoitteena o
n nykyisten ja tulevien sukupolvien hyvinvoinnin turvaaminen. UNEP tukee erityisesti Suomen kehityspolitiikan painopistealue IV:n toteutusta.Suomen tueksi UNEP:n ympäristörahastolle 2021 ehdotetaan 25 miljoonaa euroa.
F.a: Strong and United Mining and Metal Unions in Indonesia Indonesian industry unions continue in the coming years with our support to grow their union density and dues income. The unions improve their negotiation skills and representativeness through trainings, wider membership coverage and equal participation of
 women and men. The project supports campaigning to promote the ratification of ILO C176 (OHS in mining) and ILO C183 (maternity protection). Campaigns by the industrial unions and other actors concern also minimum wages, social security and regulation of 
the use of contract and agency labour. There will be an up-to-date mapping of the metal and mining sectors about the geographical locations of the companies, their production chains and about which ones are the strategically most important companies, with 
which IndustriALL has framework agreements or union networks. The mapping will also chart out unionization and negotiation situations in the target companies to form basis for strategizing. Negotiating CBAs and campaigning about the mentioned issues will b
ecome stronger than in the previous project period, and for these issues the unions need training. The project will benefit the participating unions and their current and future members, and indirectly other IndustriALL unions that do not directly particip
ate in all project activities. The project is managed, with IndustriALL staffs support, the Indonesian unions project team and the leaderships of the participating unions.
F.a: Promoting access to qualtiy education in Northern Kenya 1. Project: 11756 Promoting Access to Quality Education in Northern Kenya for OOSC (Bringing back Out Of School children to school) #2. Project area and Country: Marsabit County (Laisamis and Loyangalani sub-county),  #Turkana County (Turkana East and Sout
h sub-county), Garissa County (Ijara sub-county) #3. Project justification: #The communities traditional lifestyle in the targeted counties is largely based on pastoralism. The majority of parents have their children herd livestock rather than go to school
 and do not value education highly. In some cases, the schools are far away, poorly equipped and the quality of teaching is affected by poor teaching methods. Due to understaffing and poor quality of teaching, learning performance in the targeted communiti
es in the national examination has generally been poor. As a result, very few children graduate to high school or access other learning institutions. Girls access to quality education is even more constrained than that of boys. They are often exposed to nu
merous risks and rights violations, including early marriage, sexual exploitation, crime, and child labour. They also undertake difficult chores, such as the transport of water from distant water sources, the collection of firewood and caring for their sib
lings at home. Overall, children who are out of school are more vulnerable to exploitation, recruitment to militia groups, abuse and poverty.#4. The main objective and the expected results:#The main objective of the project is to improve school enrolment, 
retention, attendance and learning outcomes for 13500 children in Northern Kenya. This will be accomplished through improved community awareness of the importance of OOSC enrolment in school, improved learning environments and infrastructure in the targete
d primary schools. The work will also focus on the development and implementation of integrated retention strategies in the targeted primary schools.   #5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: 13,500 out of school children (OOSC) in Northern Kenya #    Duty beare
rs: Ministry of Education personnel  #6. Implementing partner: FCA self-implemented