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Consolidating an agro forestry initiative already implemented by local people in Madre de Dios phase II Consolidating an agro forestry initiative already implemented by local people enriching the plantations and introducing beekeeping as an additional source of incomes. The area is threatened by the advance of illegal gold mining and the goal of the project 
is to provide local people the required strength to confront it. They are including activities to improve the quality of the products increase its added value and assure commercial connections for assuring sustainability./ Madre de Dios (Southern Amazonia 
of Peru).
UNHCR/humanitarian aid to Ukraine Humanitarian aid to Ukraine via UNHCR the UN agency responsible for refugees. The United Nations and the government of Ukraine published on 14 August a joint Preliminary Response Plan which aims at responding especially to the humanitarian needs of the vic
tims of the violent conflict in East Ukraine. To carry out the plan UN agencies need a total of 333 mln USD (some 25 million euros) of which UNHCR accounts to a third. There were 155 800 internally displaced persons (IDP) in Ukraine by 18 August of whom 85
% had fled East Ukraine. UNHCR helps to assess the needs of the IDPs together with the Ukrainian authorities UN and non-governmental organizations delivers humanitarian aid to the most vulnerable and helps the government to create new legislation to protec
t the IDPs.
United Nations Voluntary Fund for Technical Co-operation in the Field of Human Rights (VFTC). Core support to United Nations Voluntary Fund for Technical Co-operation in the Field of Human Rights (VFTC). Through the fund most of OHCHR's support at the country level as well as regional level human rights work is funded. The objective of the Fund is 
to provide financial support for international cooperation aimed at building up and strengthening national and regional institutions and infrastructures that will have long-term impact on improved implementation of international human rights standards. Pro
jects include development of national legislation to implement international human rights norms the establishment of national human rights institutions human rights education and the development of national human rights plans and programs. To achieve most 
efficiency the fund focuses on support to selected OHCHR offices human rights experts in UN country teams as well as to strengthen the human rights components of UN peacekeeping missions.A Board of Trustees provides expert advice and support for the Volunt
ary Fund.
INT/Consultancy services To give sector support services to the unit of sector policy in health population and social sector as well as in forestry and environmental cooperation.
Support to Mountain Societies Development Programme in Tajikistan The support is channelled to six common interest groups  which are engaged in small entrepreneurship in the rural areas of Tajikistan in the Faizabad and Rogun districts east of Dushanbe and in the Khatlon district boardering Afghanistan. The groups consis
t of 4-15 members mainly women and young people. The project aims to strenghten the capacity of the groups  expand their business activities and improve the business premises raise the level of production as well as quality of the products and assist in fi
nding the appropriate legal structure for their business. The goal of the project is to improve the employment for women and young people in rural areas support small entrepreneurship and local investments.  More than one million young people are forced to
 go abroad as migrant workers because of the unemployment situation in Tajikistan. The family members left at home have difficulties in earning their livelyhood. The migrants send home considerable sums of money but instead of using it for buying local pro
ducts or investing it locally it is mainly used for buying imported consumer goods.Main beneficiaries are the members of the groups but also their business partners for example  agricultural producers and handicraft workers who will get access to markets w
ith the help of the groups. The number of beneficiaries will grow even further when taking into account the family members and relatives of the participating group members.The project is implemented by the Mountain Societies Development Support Programme (
MSDSP) an organization of the Aga Khan Foundation in Tajikistan. The MSDSP has chosen the six common interest gruops which are participating in the project.
Frame Agreement with NGO (WWF Finland) Projects in developing countries, unspecified
INT/Support to INTOSAI The aim of the project is to develop the capacity and audit activities of Supreme Audit Institutions in developing countries. The finnish aid is channelled through the INTOSAI -IDI -Initiative which secretariat is located Oslo Norway. The capacity building
 program consist different kind of training programmes (e-learning it-training for example).
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) The project consists of drafting and approval of an administrative and technical manual on forest governance for the Embera Wounaan indigenous peoples? territory, without which the forest governance is vulnerable. The CGEW aims to protect the environment a
nd life sphere of its territory. Through the project the aim is to guarantee forest governance based on cultural cosmovision by strengthening the administrative capacity of the CGEW and the community leaders so that the forests can be governed according to
 the traditional norms as well as the national and international regulations. At the same time the aim is to guarantee that the CGEW includes people trained on forest governance. The project benefits the entire Embera Wounaan community. The Embera Wounaan 
Assembly is the highest authority of these Panamanian indigenous peoples. It selects among the community members its leader and the executive board for a five year period at the time. They manage the territory's affairs. The assembly is both a traditional 
and a legal organ, legislated in 1983. Its duties are to protect the territory, its forests and culture as well as secure functioning governance of the territory. In recent years it has succeeded in slowing the advancement of the agricultural frontier, rec
uperating land invaded by outsiders and assuring the state of Panama on the functioning of the Embera Wounaan traditional governance. The Embera Wounaan territory covers 4100 km2 and has 10000 inhabitants. 80 % of the area consists of natural forest.
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) Community Development Programme . The purpose of the programme is to encourage and train a local partner for effective and holistic community development work of its own and, at th
ZAFOD Advancing Disability Equality Project III The project provides legal assistance and advisory services for persons with disabilities and conducts accessibility audits to public buildings and service providers. In addition the project raises awareness on the rights of persons with disabilities and a
dvocates for their acknowledgement in laws policies and services including electoral processes.
Project Preparation in Indonesia The funds are dedicated to the Finnish Embassy in Jakarta to enable quality monitoring  as well as to enhance the impact networking and awareness raising related to the Energy and Environment Partnership (EEP).
CPR/Zhangshu hospital equipment project Zhangshu hospital equipment project, hospital modernisation.
Improving Child Rights among Indigenous People in the Moutamba District The target area is in the Republic of Congo department of Niari Moutamba District in the village of Tsimba and its surrounding smaller villages Titi Mabafi Itsotso and Koumoutsanga/Mouvouenze. The area is in a vast rainforest where intensive logging has be
en going on for some years. The indigenous people (pygmies) has suffered from the logging industry. Their traditional areas of living have been cut for timber. The indigenous people traditionally a nomadic food-gatherer tribe have had to settle down in the
 surroundings of Tsimba where they are not welcomed by the bantou people and are exploited in many ways. The indigenous people live in poverty and children rarely go to school.The 3-year project aims at promoting the rights of children in the target commun
ities especially those of the local indigenous population. The project will concentrate on the children?s right to education but also the rights to clean water and healthy life and the right to an identity will be addressed. The project's overall objective
 is to assure that the rights of indigenous people?s children to education and good health is fulfilled.Final beneficiaries: a) Rights holders: the children (both indigenous and bantou) in the villages. b) Duty-bearers: district officials (education health
 youth + sports and social sectors) teachers and parents.Goals:1. The quality of education has improved in the project locations.2. The indigenous people and bantous live together peacefully.3. The rights of children (both indigenous and bantou) to health 
care and clean water are fulfilled in the project locations.4. Local authorities and other duty-bearers are familiar with indigenous people's and childrens' rights and work for their improvement.Activities: 1) material support (school uniforms school mater
ial) for indigenous school children 2) refurbishing of schools 3) material support and training for teachers 4) trainings on human rights for both rights holders and duty-bearers 5) building a deep well 6) health and hygiene campaigns 7) establishing a Lea
rning and Media Center and 8) supporting the collaboration of different local actors.Regarding the crosscutting objectives of development policy this project works mainly for reduction of inequality between the indigenous people and bantous and the improve
ment of gender equality. Gender equality is improved through e.g. assuring that both girls and boys get access to schools.
Kenya National Federation of Agricultural Producers The Kenya National federation of Agricultural Producers (KENFAP) is a non-political non-profit making and democratic member-based umbrella organization of all farmers in Kenya. It represents the interests of about 2 million farm families and the agricultur
e sector in general. It is the legitimate farmers? voice with the objective of articulating issues affecting them through focused lobby and advocacy targeted capacity building and promotion of sector stakeholders? cohesiveness in dispensing and progressive
 uptake of agricultural innovations for enhanced socio-economic status of the farmers.The smallholder farmers in Kenya continue to remain trapped in poverty hunger and malnutrition due to lack of sustainable livelihood mechanisms at their disposal. They ar
e relatively a marginalized group whose right to quality and nutritious food all the time good health and clothing remains compromised. Poverty is both a social and a human right issue. The production and marketing functions of agricultural commodities are
 also affected by land degradation due to over usage of the land parcels high cost and overly inaccessible inputs inferior planting materials low prices at farm gate level and lack of market information to the producers. Women and the youth participation i
n agriculture is limited as the ownership of most of factors of production is by men. Women and the youth are not involved in decisions making processes. This is a social concern as well as a development concern owing to the fact that most often the two gr
oups are the ones left to perpetuate life in future generations. There is need to have the youth and women to be part of planning and implementing development initiatives hence equal access to productive resources by all. Sensitization on human rights is l
eft to the human rights organizations which are not sector specific. They are general and not detailed. Kenyan governance has been devolved in view of the Kenya constitution 2010. That brings closer to the rural community the opportunities for having their
 concerns addressed. However real time to articulate those rights violation levels proper packaging and communication of the concerns considerably lacks among the farming community. As such the agricultural communities need to be informed on their fundamen
tal sector specific inherent rights to be able to effectively make the rightful decisions and actions.
Responding to Issues of the Missing in Lebanon and Syria with Effective Transitional Justice Mechanisms Lebanese authorities and the civil society have been debating what kind mechanisms would be needed to respond to the requests of the families of the persons who have gone missing during the civil war and thereafter in Lebanon. Currently the civil war in Sy
ria raises new questions related to transitional justice in the region and it will eventually become topical to respond to the issue of the disappeared in Syria. International Center for Transitional Justice has through its Beirut Office participated in th
e debate on the disappeared in Lebanon. As a result of the deliberations so far a process of a draft bill on the disappeared has been announced in the Lebanese Parliament in spring 2014. It foresees the establishment of a Institute for Missing Persons in L
ebanon. The aim of the project is to draft a budget for the proposed Institute for Missing Persons which could be a reference for the Lebanese authorities and the civil society. The project will be implemented by ICTJ?s Beirut Office (ICTJ-Lebanon). It wil
l be primarily carried out in Lebanon but it will also include comparative analysis of other countries and it will benefit from ICTJ?s international ?Truth and Memory Reparations Program?. As situations in Lebanon and Syria have implications for each other
 the project will also engage Syrian actors in Lebanon. The project aims to give technical assistance in order to prepare them to address the issue of the disappeared when the conditions in Syria so allow.
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) The project?s development goal is to improve workers? status and income. The objective is to strengthen the unions through unification processes, the recruitment of new members, and collective sectoral working conditions agreements.
'Health Information System Development in Tanzania. Collaborative Project.' - preparatory phase Funding for the preparatory phase of the FCMS project in 2015 is applied to complete the necessary investigations in defining the requirements for a health information system and evaluating the existing systems together with the Tanzanian partners. An eval
uation framework will be defined that covers requirements of the users and health organizations ministerial guidelines as well as general requirements of data security openness and scalability of HIS. As a result of these evaluations the Tanzanian partners
 will be able to select the system to be further developed and implemented in the later phase of the planned project from 2016 onwards.Christian churches and organizations have a major role in health care in Tanzania. It has been estimated that the Evangel
ical Lutheran Church in Tanzania (ELCT) alone carries out about 15% of health services in the country. They often also lead the way to new practices. In this case development of an ICT and open source based Health Information System was started in ELCT abo
ut 5 years ago. The system is already piloted in two ELCT hospitals but it is not yet ready for a wider distribution. The aim is that the HIS would help ELCT health care units both in health administration and in patient care. Compatibility with the govern
ment system is also vital e.g. in sending of collected statistical data directly into it. For further development ELCT needs specialized ICT skills and knowledge beyond its own resources.The aim of the planned project is to help Tanzanian partners in compl
eting the development of an appropriate and user-friendly hospital information system by providing skillful human resources for collaboration in improvement implementation and piloting of the system. The project will provide training and support to local m
edical staff and ICT-specialists to maintain teach and further develop the HIS. Local entrepreneurs will also be given training in marketing delivering and supporting the usage of the HIS.Health Ministry of Tanzania considers appropriate Health Information
 Systems (HIS) crucial in strengthening of health care. Its own Health Management Information System (HMIS) was conceptualized in the early 1990's. The main aim was to establish a comprehensive routine data collecting system to evaluate monitor and improve
 health care delivery. However there are still huge challenges in the implementation and maintenance of appropriate compatible health information systems.
INT/UNIDO's trust fund for strengthening of the trade capacity of deve The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) is a UN specialized agency that promotes inclusive and sustainable industrial development particularly in developing countries. The Organization focuses on three main thematic areas: 1) poverty
 reduction through productive activities 2) trade capacity-building 3) energy and environmentFinland has been a member of UNIDO since 1966. It is one of Finalnd's key multilateral partners on  Aid for Trade -related work. During 2009-2012 Finland supported
 UNIDO's work on trade capacity building agribusiness and investment with a total of 29 million Euros. Finland has also worked with UNIDO on environment related projects. The support to trade capacity has enabled UNIDO to support several developing countri
es to strengthen their capacity to meet international export standards e.g. in Sierra Leone. In the area of agribusiness with Finland's support UNIDO has strengthened the capacity of 12 African countries to improve their food security. In the area of inves
tment UNIDO has supported ten African countries to collect and analyse company level investment data.  As part of Finland's multilateral Aid fro Trade -related assistance it is proposed to support UNIDO's technical cooperation activities in 2014 and 2015 b
y EUR 4.2 million. The support is to be allocated to UNIDO's trade capacity building  agribusiness and public-private partnership programmes. Finnish support is directed particularly to the benefit of lease developed countries (LDC)
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) The project supports vocational training for child workers and other especially vulnerable children and young people in the mining areas and strengthens their capacity to defend and promote their rights. There are still about 850.000 child workers in Boliv
ia, many of them living in the mining areas. The project area includes Llallagua, Uncia and Siglo XX in the mining department of Potosi. By the end of the second phase the possibilities of good life of these children and young people have been strengthened
, the awareness of the problems and risks connected to child labor has increased in the mining communities and outside of them, child workers have been empowered and received education to get better skills and safer income generating activities. In additio
n they work actively to improve their situation through networking and participating in the activities of their own organization MOLDNAT'S. The activities and the economic base of Casa NAT'S, activity center of child workers, are strengthened. The implemen
ting agency of the project is CEPROMIN (Centro de Promocion Minera), established in 1979 to work for the rights of mine workers and their families in Bolivia.
Frame agreement with NGO (Int.Solidarity Foundation) Commerce and Development -market empowerment of small producers. The purpose of the project is increased capacity and access to markets of female male local producers in Northern Nicaragua.
JAKAM/YK:n humanitaarisen avun koordinaatio (OCHA) Finnish support to OCHA's (Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs) core funding.
AFG/FLC AWWD Increased Female Enrolment at University through Free Coaching Classes phase III The project goal is to enhance the level of knowledge of women in the society so they are self-sufficient capable to know of their rights and serve their household communities and the government. 300 Afghan female students will take part in the coaching cl
asses to gain all necessary knowledge that is required for the successful entry to the University. Around 80% of the enrolled Afghan female students in the free coaching classes will successfully pass university entry test and take admission in university.
ICI between the National institute for Health and Welfare The National Institute for Health and Welfare in cooperation with the Mental Health Sectretariat of Egypt are planning an ICI project for improving the quality of mental health services in Egypt. The aim of the project is to enhance rehabilitation services
 of mental health patients as well as improve the skills of the specialised nurses dealing with forensic psychiatry.
Frame agreement with NGO (Frikyrklig samverkan FS rf) Agla Health Center. The purpose of the project is to empower poor rural people with new ideas and resources to develop their agricultural efforts.
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) "The purpose of the project is to establish a well-functioning vocational training programme for the target group. The project provides a need-based provision of vocational training on selected skills and micro-enterprises as a means to help transform live
s of participants and their families. There are two kinds of target groups. The original emphasis is on assisting victims of domestic violence and the other one is women in village communities. Especially in village communities the skills training acts as 
a preventive measure. Fida's partner organization is RENEW (Respect, Educate, Nurture, and Empower Women), which is a non-governmental Bhutanese organization (NGO) dedicated to the empowerment of vulnerable girls and women of Bhutan so that they can emerge
 as socially and economically independent members of their communities. Her Majesty Ashi Sangay Choden Wangchuck is both a founder and a President of the organization. Fida participation in the vocational training project is integrated into the partner's o
ther programs of services for women and girls in shelter homes, the Thimphu centre and rural village communities. Since the beginning of the project implementation in 2011 six instructors for handicraft design and quality have been trained, two sewing inst
ructors trained by the project qualified for the advanced tailoring in SEWA organization in Ahmadabad in 2012. The main focus of training instructors has been on quality of the products and of the training which has been individually implemented that is du
e to the nature of the participants. The training method has been ""hands on, one to one"" -training, which has been an appropriate method in shelter homes, village communities with illiterate women and in a Thimphu centre. Around 60 women and girls have p
articipated handicraft training in 2014. That includes girls who learned knitting on their winter holiday. The ultimate goal of the project is to improve livelihood opportunities for victims of domestic violence (DV), gender based victims (GBV) and vulnera
ble women by learning livelihood skills. It is assumed that these women will return to their communities as: Being empowered by having sufficient knowledge of making handicrafts or other vocational skills., Having new skills to generate income and to impro
ve their livelihood., Having improved security as individuals., Having improved self-esteem., Standing firm in their rights as active members of society. Until now the project has assisted learner
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Pilot project for empowering the young people to make safe decisions about migration and sexual behavior and hiv and aids affected families to improve their social and economic situation in border areas of Acham an Kalali. Some 10 000 people live in the 4 
project areas.