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International Federation of Red Cross Red Crescent Societies IFRC and the Finnish Red Cross; Niger Punaisen Ristin ja Punaisen Puolikuun yhdistysten kansainvälinen liitto IFRC ja Suomen Punainen Risti; Niger The Ministry for Foreign Affairs supports the International Federation of Red Cross Red Crescent Societies' (IFRC) operation in Niger through the Finnish Red Cross with 600 000 euros. Ulkoministeriö tukee 600 000 eurolla Suomen Punaisen Ristin kautta Punaisen Ristin ja Punaisen Puolikuun yhdistysten kansainvälisen liiton (IFRC) operaatiota Nigerissä. Puutteellinen ruokaturva aliravitsemus epidemiat tulvat ja aseellisten ryhmien iskut
 sekä näiden johdosta pakolaisiksi joutuneiden suuri määrä ovat johtaneet syvään humanitaariseen kriisiin Nigerissä. IFRC:n operaatio vahvistaa terveyteen veteen sanitaatioon ja ihmisten suojeluun liittyviä palveluja ja keskittyy tartuntatautien e
hkäisyyn ja terveyden ja ravitsemuksen vahvistamiseen. Apu annetaan vaikeimmassa tilanteessa olevilla Diffan ja Maradin alueilla joissa muilla humanitaarisilla toimijoilla kuin Punaisella Ristillä ei ole toimintamahdollisuuksia. SPR:n tuki annetaan rahal
lisella materiaali- sekä henkilöapuna.
F.a: Fingo Powerbank in Eastern Africa Fingo Powerbank supports development CSOs in areas of innovations, technology solutions and private sector collaboration by organizing trainings, sharing and producing information and bringing actors from different sectors together.  Powerbank is helping F
innish CSOs and their partner organisations in developing countries but the activities are open to all. Focus area is East Africa and especially Kenya where some staff resources and activities are located.
HALO/Humanitarian Mine Action in somalia HALO/Humanitaarinen miinatoiminta Somaliassa In Somalia HALO will conduct clearance of mines and other explosive devices especially near the Somali-Ethiopian border provide risk education assist victims of mines and support Somali authorities in ammunition management. The project will support and str
engthen Somalia?s security stability and development through humanitarian mine action and stockpile destruction. HALO?s project seeks to enhance human security and reduce civilian accidents and casualties by limiting the impact and proliferation of explosi
ve items. It also aims at contributing to socioeconomic development and reducing displacement. The project supports peace building by strengthening local institutions and contributing to increased stability. The beneficiaries of the project are local commu
nities settled in areas where HALO conducts mine clearance and stockpile destruction. Finland will support HALO?s project in Somalia during 2021-2025 with 15 million euros. HALO:n Somalian-hankkeessa raivataan miinoja ja muita räjähteitä erityisesti Etiopian-vastaisilla raja-alueilla koulutetaan paikallista väestöä räjähteisiin liittyvistä riskeistä avustetaan räjähteiden uhreja ja tuetaan Somalian viranomaisia am
musvarastojen hallinnassa. Hanke tukee ja vahvistaa Somalian turvallisuutta vakautta ja kehitystä humanitaariselle miinatoiminnalla sekä ammusvarastojen tuhoamisella. Tavoitteena on parantaa inhimillistä turvallisuutta ja vähentää räjähteistä joht
uvien siviiliuhrien määrää sekä rajoittaa ammusten ja räjähteiden leviämistä. Lisäksi parannetaan edellytyksiä sosioekonomiselle kehitykselle Somaliassa ja halutaan vähentää pakotettuja muuttoja. Hanke tukee kestävää rauhantyötä vahvista
malla paikallisia instituutioita ja luomalla vakautta. Hankkeesta hyötyvät erityisesti paikalliset yhteisöt joiden lähialueilla miinojen ja räjähteiden raivausta tehdään. Suomi tukee hanketta vuosina 2021-2025 yhteensä 15 miljoonalla eurolla.
International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC/ Finnish Red Cross FRC humanitarian operations 2020 Punaisen Ristin kansainvälisen komitean ICRC:n ja Suomen Punaisen Ristin SPR:n humanitaariset operaatiot 2020 Humanitarian operation in Somalia Ulkoministeriö tukee Punaisen Ristin kansainvälisen komitean (ICRC) operaatioita Etiopiassa ja Somaliassa Suomen Punaisen Ristin kautta. Etiopian operaatiota tuetaan 12 miljoonalla eurolla Suomen Punaisen Ristin kanavoimalla materiaali- ja raha-avulla. E
tiopian humanitaariset tarpeet ovat lisääntyneet yli puolella alkuvuodesta kasvattaen avuntarvitsijoiden määrän yli 20 miljoonaan johtuen mm.  heinäsirkkaparvien ja tulvien tekemistä tuhoista Covid-19 pandemian vaikutuksista sekä viimeisimmäksi Ti
grayn alueen konfliktin johdosta. ICRC:n operaation tuki suunnataan suojeluun terveyssektorille vesihuoltoon sekä ruokaturvaan ja elinkeinojen harjoittamiseen.Somalian operaatiota tuetaan 12 miljoonalla eurolla Suomen Punaisen Ristin kanavoimalla materiaa
li- ja raha-avulla. Somalian humanitaariset tarpeet ovat jatkuneet suurina ja pitkittyneen konfliktin lisäksi niitä lisäävät tällä hetkellä Covid-19-pandemia tulvat sekä satoja tuhoavat heinäsirkkaparvet. ICRC:n operaatiossa tuetaan suojelua terv
eyssektoria vesihuoltoa ja hygieniaa sekä ruokaturvaa ja elinkeinojen harjoittamista eteläisessä ja keskisessä Somaliassa.
FRC/ICRC/Humanitarian Mine Action in Ukraine SPR/ICRC/Humanitaarinen miinatoiminta Ukrainassa In Ukraine the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) works with communities in front-line and buffer zones and helps them reduce the risk of mine accidents and other explosive remnants of war. It provides risk education activities supports humani
tarian demining actors and increases the capacity of the Ukrainian Red Cross in humanitarian mine action. Finnish funding is directed towards two rehabilitation centers in Eastern Ukraine. Beneficiaries of these activities include the local population espe
cially the victims of mine accidents and the disabled but also national and regional authorities through capacity building activities. Risk education sessions are also held in schools training children to avoid the danger of explosive devices. Finland supp
orts ICRC?s activities in Ukraine through the Finnish Red Cross with an amount of 500 000 euros during 2021-2025. Punaisen Ristin kansainvälinen komitea ICRC:n tekee Ukrainassa työtä kontaktilinjalla ja sen läheisyydessä Itä-Ukrainassa. ICRC pitää koulutuksia miinoihin ja räjähteisiin liittyvien riskien vähentämisestä avustaa miinaonnettomuuksien uhreja j
a tukee Ukrainassa tehtävää miinanraivausta. Suomen rahoituksella tuetaan lisäksi kahta räjähteistä vammautuneiden kuntoutuskeskusta. ICRC:n tuesta hyötyvät alueen siviilit erityisesti vammautuneet mutta myös Ukrainan valtiolliset ja alueelliset 
viranomaiset joiden kanssa ICRC tekee yhteistyötä. Ennaltaehkäisevää tiedotustyötä tehdään mm. kouluissa. Suomi tukee ICRC:n toimintaa Ukrainassa Suomen Punaisen Ristin kautta yhteensä 500 000 eurolla vuosina 2021-2025.
ODA equity through Finnfund Mezzanine financing to private infrastructure companies in Central America, Colombia, Mexico and the Caribbean region. The focus is on transportation, energy and telecommunication.
TMEA TradeMark East Africa - support to economic integration of East Africa Community 2021-2023 TMEA TradeMark East Africa - tuki Itä-Afrikan yhteisön taloudelliselle integraatiolle 2021-2023 (1. lisämyöntö) TradeMark East Africa (TMEA) works closely with East African Community (EAC) institutions national governments the private sector and civil society organisations to increase trade by unlocking economic potential through: Increased physical access to market
s Enhanced trade environment and Improved business competitiveness. In East Africa economic development creates opportunities for further trade and investements but infrastructure and logistics remain a bottleneck for expedited development. For instance tr
ansportation costs are about 60-70 % more than inside the EU. Finnish support which is non-earmarked genera support to TMEA has been  at 6 million euros during the last phase of the programme (2011-2016). Support to the current strategy period (2017-2023) 
during the years 2017-2020 has been 9.8 million euros. Support for the years 2021-2024 is 10.5 million euros. TMEA has achieved significant results for instance in reduction of average time of goods through ports improving the conditions of women's border 
trade and enhancing trade environment through more effective us of legislation. TradeMark East-Africa (TMEA) on vuonna 2011 perustettu kansainvälinen Aid for Trade ?instituutio. Sen tavoitteita ovat Itä-Afrikan alueen maiden markkinoillepääsyn helpottuminen liiketoimintaympäristön kehittäminen ja tuotteiden kilpailukyvyn parant
aminen. Itä-Afrikassa talouskasvu luo edellytyksiä kaupalle ja investoinneille mutta rakenteelliset ja logistiset haasteet ovat kuitenkin edelleen talouden kehityksen esteitä. Esimerkiksi kuljetuskustannukset ovat Itä-Afrikassa jopa 60?70% korkeammat k
uin EU-alueella. Trade Mark East Africa pyrkii parantamaan alueen logistiikkaa mm. satamien ja raja-asemien kehittämisellä. Suomen tuki TMEA:lle on yleistukea. Suomen tuki TMEA:lle aiemmassa strategiavaiheessa oli yhteensä 6 miljoonaa euroa. Suomen tuen
 koko nykyisen strategiakauden (2017-2023) vuosille 2017-2020 oli 9.8 miljoonaa euroa. Suomen tuki vuosille 2021-2024 on 10.5 miljoonaa euroa. Aiemmassa vaiheessa TMEA on saavuttanut hyviä ja konkreetisia tuloksia Itä-Afrikan alueen kaupallisen toimintay
mpäristön kehittämisessä mm. kuljetusaikojen lyhenemisessä naisten rajakaupankäynnin edistämisessä ja lakiuudistuksissa.
F.a: Malawi COVID-19 2020 Malawi Red Cross aims at preventing spreading of COVID-19 by training volunteers and staff in epidemic control and mobilizing them. Crisis awareness is promoted in communities and various communication campaigns will be organized. Red Cross also support hy
giene and hand handwashing practices and facilities. Red Cross supports health authorities e.g. through screening, tracking and referrals.
F.a: National energy advocacy as well as community-based research and cooperation between Irrawaddy Basin and watersheds areas of Shan State Myanmar?s energy demand is growing rapidly and has driven the development of large scale investment projects without consideration of sustainable alternatives. On the other hand, regional MEE Net network has been playing a key role to building the capacity
 of civil society and local and ethnic communities to enable them for better participation in energy policy and decision making. In this project, Foundation for Renewable Energy and Ecology (FREE) will continue MEE Net?s nation-wide energy advocacy work, a
nd on local level, continues the community-centered strategic environmental assessment (C-SEA) work in Irrawaddy River in Basin and Shan State. As a new approach, FREE will facilitate the networking and cooperation of communities between the lowland Irrawa
ddy Basin area (Dry Zone) and the upland Danu Autonomous area in Shan State for their strategic joint natural resources management planning. These activities aim to produce alternatives (e.g. decentralized community power) to the push for large-scale dam d
evelopment in the Irrawaddy Basin. Outcomes of the project are 1) Active community grassroots networks in Irrawaddy Basin and Danu area are more capable of protecting local resources and livelihoods, 2) Civil society members, politicians and authorities ha
ve better understanding of energy legal and regulatory framework, energy sector planning and electrification, and alternative options through FREE?s work activities, 3) CSO/NGO and academic stakeholders have better knowledge of the dam politics and transbo
undary dialogue through FREE?s work, and 4) FREE has improved its own capacity in project management. Direct beneficiaries include about 5500 community members working on river-related energy issues, who receive information on their rights to sustainable e
nergy and natural resources, and tangible benefits on resource rights. Beneficiaries include also local CSOs with increased capacity in energy issues, as well as and international and local academics who participate in conferences and seminar after the res
earch done by villagers and local communities, and ethnic politicians participating in green energy workshops. Indirect beneficiaries are citizens who receive clean and locally produced electricity, supported e.g. by the new Shan energy legislation. Cooper
ating partner is Foundation for Renewable Energy and Ecology (FREE), a newly founded local organisation to continue the work of the Mekong Energy and Ecology Network (MEE Net) in Myanmar.
FinnChurchAid (FCA) humanitarian projects 2020 Kirkon ulkomaanavun (KUA) humanitaariset hankkeet 2020 Humanitarian operation in Uganda Ulkoministeriö myöntää 500 000 euroa Kirkon Ulkomaanavun (KUA) hankkeeseen Keniassa. Hankkeessa tuetaan turvallisen ja inklusiivisen perusopetuksen järjestämistä Kalobeyein pakolaisasutuksessa jossa koulunkäyntimahdollisuudet ovat vakavasti heikent
yneet Covid-19 ?pandemian johdosta.
ODA equity through Finnfund Fund making growth-capital investments in mid-cap African companies
Reform of development cooperation practices Kehitysyhteistyön toimintatapauudistus The objective of the reform of development cooperation practices is that Finland's development cooperation is managed with relevant and efficient arrangements and processes; is administratively and legally coherent; is implemented using standard quality an
d administrative practices; and is digitalised.  The focus of the reform is 1) strategic management 2) processes and systems and 3) personnel. Kehitysyhteistyön toimintatapauudistuksen tavoitteina on että Suomen kehitysyhteistyö hoidetaan tarkoituksenmukaisilla ja työaikaa säästävillä järjestelyillä ja prosesseilla; on hallinnollisesti ja laadullisesti yhdenmukaista perustuen varainmyö
ntömuotojen oikeudelliseen perustaan ja selkeään niiden valintaa ohjaavaan linjaukseen sekä toteutetaan laadullisesti ja hallinnollisesti yhdenmukaisten instrumenttien avulla; on kattavasti sähköisen asiainhallinnan ja asioinnin piirissä.Kehittämis
työ kohdistuu kolmeen kokonaisuuteen: 1) strateginen johtaminen 2) prosessit ja järjestelmät ja 3) henkilöstö.Lisäksi kehittämistyö voi kohdistua uudenlaisen yhteistyön kehittämiseen toimeenpanoon tai seurantaa.Toimeenpanossa hyödynnetään kons
ulttien asiantuntija- ja fasilitointitukea.
Thematic contribution to the World Health Organization (WHO) Temaattinen tuki Maailman terveysjärjestölle (WHO) Finland contributes one million euros to the World Health Organization's Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan in order to support efforts to response to the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) in developing countries. The objective is to restrain the fur
ther spread of Coronavirus in developing countries and to scale up the country readiness and response operations in countries with weaker capacity to identify diagnose and treat cases. The World Health Organization has estimated that resources required glo
bally from 1 February to 30 April 2020 will be about 6757 million USD. Suomi myöntää miljoona euroa Maailman terveysjärjestölle Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan ?suunnitelman tukemiseksi koronavirusepidemian (COVID-19) vastaisessa työssä kehitysmaissa. Tavoitteena on hidastaa viruksen leviämistä kehitysmaissa
 ja vahvistaa maita joilla on heikompi kapasiteetti viruksen havaitsemisessa henkilöiden testaamisessa sekä sairastuneiden hoitamisessa ja heidän eristämisessään. Maailman terveysjärjestö on arvioinut globaalin rahoitustarpeen ajalle 1.2.-30.4.2020
 olevan noin 6757 miljoonaa Yhdysvaltain dollaria.
FLC: Asosa Environmental Protection Association Women girls and people with disabilities economic empowerment in Assosa town.
F.a: Defending community rights, our native forests and our common goods The beneficiaries of the project are the forest-dependent Mount Mabu and Muzo local communities in the province of Zambezia. Mabu is home to the largest mid-altitude rainforest in southern Africa, covering 7,880 ha. The local community in the area is organ
ized into 8 associations, including 4 women?s associations. Their livelihood depends on the forest, which they want to protect. They possess usufruct rights to the area. They have applied for a formal community-based protection permit for it, but the proce
ss has not advanced due to competing land use pressure. The rights of the community and the forest are threatened by the unclear land use plans of the new tea plantation owner, as well as the recently approved conservation project funded by Biofund and led
 by WWF, the planning of which did not involve local communities. Muzo, on the other hand, is Mozambique?s first community-based forest management permit area, covering 33,000 ha. The ACODEMUZO association is responsible for the protection and sustainable 
use of the forest and manages a sawmill. The operation of the association has run into great difficulties. In the uncertain situation, the area is exploited by illegal loggers and poachers with help of some community members. The project 1) provides techni
cal support to the Mabu and Muzo communities, 2) implements awareness and mobilisation meetings on forest protection and community solidarity, 3) carries out reforestation with local species in Muzo, 4) produces improved beehives, 5) trains the community a
ssociations in legal context and management issues to improve conflict resolution, planning and benefit-sharing 6) supports in planning activities and sound management of small grants, 7) advocates the authorities to grant community-based protection permit
 for Mabu and to protect Muzo forests from illegal logging, 8) organises exchange of experience between Mabu and Muzo communities, 9) supports in registering local community rights violations and reporting them to authorities and 10) produces two case stud
ies. As a result of the project, the local communities of Mabu and Muzo are expected to have strengthened their capacity to protect the forests and improved the well-being of the communities. The direct beneficiaries of the project are the 154 members of t
he 9 Mabu and Muzo residents' associations. Indirect beneficiaries include the 135,881 residents of the 7 villages. The project is implemented by Justica Ambiental (JA, https://ja4change.org/).
FLC: Cheshire Services - Ethiopia Train law enforcement bodies + DPO representatives to acquire knowledge on the legal instruments of the rights of People with disabilities (PWDs)- Improved health, physical functioning and mobility of CWDs and YWDs- The awareness of the community on the ca
uses, prevention + rights of persons with disabilities enhanced- Improved income of women with disabilities and parents of children with disabilities and youth with disabilities-Improved access to the inclusion of CWDs and YWDs in the education system- Mai
nstream cross cutting issues - Train law enforcement bodies + DPO representatives to acquire knowledge on the legal instruments of the rights of People with disabilities (PWDs)- Improved health physical functioning and mobility of CWDs and YWDs- The awareness of the community on the c
auses prevention + rights of persons with disabilities enhanced- Improved income of women with disabilities and parents of children with disabilities and youth with disabilities-Improved access to the inclusion of CWDs and YWDs in the education system- Mai
nstream cross cutting issues
DevPlat: Capacity building project in South America Capacity building project in South America
UN COVID-19 Response and Recovery Multi Partner Trust Fund YK:n koronaviruspandemian vaste- ja jälleenrakentamisrahasto The UN Secretary-General launched UN COVID-19 Response and Recovery Multi-Partner Trust Fund in order to support low and middle income programme countries in overcoming the health and development crises caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Fund targets mos
t vulnerable groups who suffer most from the hard socio-economic circumstances. The Fund has three main objectives: 1) Tackle the health emergency 2) focus on the social impact and the economic response and recovery and 3) help countries to recover better.
 Finland's contribution is 3.5 million euros. YK:n pääsihteerin lanseeraama YK-järjestöjen välinen koronaviruspandemian kehitysseurauksiin vastaava rahoitusmekanismi jonka avulla autetaan matalan ja keskitulotason maita pandemiavasteessa sekä kriisistä palautumisessa. Kohteena ovat kaikista haa
voittuvimmat ryhmät jotka kärsivät eniten koronaviruspandemian aiheuttamasta yhteiskunnallis-taloudellisesta kriisitilanteesta. Rahastolla on kolme päätavoitetta: 1) vastata akuuttiin terveyskriisiin 2) edistää yhteiskunnan ja talouden elpymistä se
kä 3) auttaa jälleenrakentamaan kriisin jälkeen tasa-arvoisempia inklusiivisempia ja kestävämpiä talouksia ja yhteiskuntia.Suomen rahoitusosuus on 35 miljoonaa euroa.
FLC: Nahdet El Mahrousa/Capacity Building and Opportunity Matching of Women in Greater Cairo and Minya The project aims to enable underserved women to access economic opportunities and participate in the workforce. It will target 185 women in Minya and Greater Cairo of various educational backgrounds who have limited skills and capacity and/or lack access t
o suitable opportunities.The project will achieve its objectives through 6 main activities: 1) mapping opportunities categorized as waged gig and self-employment 2) reaching out and selecting the beneficiaries 3) conducting career counselling and baseline 
for beneficiaries to understand their interests and needs 4) matching women from Minya and Greater Cairo with income generating opportunities 5) building their capacities to enable them to participate in the labor force and 6) finalizing placement and foll
owing up with the women after they get placed in jobs or start their own projects. It is important to note that this is an ongoing process and the activities may be repeated throughout the duration of the project.The project aims to help empower women thro
ugh the way the project is implemented as much as through the outcomes. During career counselling the women with the help of the counsellors will have the choice to pick between the three employment tracks as well as sector. Accordingly the trainings will 
be customized to suit the women?s choices.
F.a: Capacity Building of OPDs Capacity building of OPDs in programme countries, in country offices and partner organisations
FLC: Nehemiah Autism Center Provision of medical care education and training to autistic children and their parents- Augmented alternative communication teaching- Developmental and interactive approaches application- Music therapy and interaction- Building adaptive behavior in autist
ic children- Raising awareness on autism to autistic children's guardians and parents - Provision of medical care education and training to autistic children and their parents- Augmented alternative communication teaching- Developmental and interactive approaches application- Music therapy and interaction- Building adaptive behavior in auti
stic children- Raising awareness on autism to autistic children's guardians and parents
Humanitarian aid; support to WFP logistics in COVID-19 crisis Humanitaarinen apu; tuki WFP:n logistiikkatoimille COVID-19-kriisissä World Food Programme WFP is an operative programme of the UN which has a central role in all humanitarian crises globally. Following its role as the lead of the global humanitarian logistics and emergency telecommunications clusters WFP is at the core of t
he global COVID-19 response. The importance of the WFP in securing the logistics and supply chain has significantly increased after commercial transport capacity has been downgraded. As a critical component of the COVID-19 Global Humanitarian Response Plan
 (GHRP) WFP urgently needs 965 MUSD. Finland contributes 3 MEUR towards the WFP service provision as part of the GHRP. Maailman ruokaohjelma WFP on YK:n operatiivinen ohjelma jolla on keskeinen rooli maailman kaikissa kriiseissä. WFP on globaalin COVID-19-vasteen avainasemassa sillä se vastaa koko humanitaarisen järjestelmän logistiikka- ja tietoliikennepalvelusta. Kau
pallisten yhteyksien vähennyttyä radikaalisti on WFP:n merkitys logistiikan ja hankintaketjujen turvaajana korostunut merkittävästi. WFP tarvitsee välittömästi osana YK:n keskitettyä COVID-19-hätäapuvetoomusta 965 MUSD. Rahoitetaan WFP:n koronavi
ruspandemiasta aiheutuvia logistiikkakustannuksia 3 miljoonalla eurolla.