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Essential and life-saving child and maternal health interventions in Gaza In Gaza, electricity shortages and the lack of drugs and medical disposables are life threatening and over 1.2 million people are in need of humanitarian health interventions. An estimated 10,000 newborn infants out of 55,000 born every year are acutely vulnerable and in need of transfer to nursery and neonatal intensive care units for specialized life-saving treatment. These specialized units face shortages, such as incubators, ventilators, medical supplies of drugs and disposables, and lack of staff all of these risk factors place the 10,000 newborns at risk and contribute to the stagnant neonatal mortality rate, which is currently at 14 per 1,000. In addition, an estimated 140,000 out of the affected 274,000 children under five in Gaza are acutely vulnerable and suffering from chronic malnutrition and stunting. The prevalence of chronic malnutrition is primarily driven by poverty, poor maternal and childcare practices, and lack of safe drinking water. If untreated, chronic malnutrition can lead to debilitating consequences such as impaired physical growth and cognitive development. UNICEF’s response to these challenges is aligned with the Health Cluster’s first objective in the 2018 Humanitarian Response Plan in relation to improved access mothers, babies and young children in Gaza to essential and life-saving services. 

UNICEF, with its partners, will target the most vulnerable communities in Khan Yunis, North Gaza and Rafah. Through this project, UNICEF will build on ongoing cooperation and coordination with major health providers including MOH, UNRWA and the NGOs (namely NECC and Ard El Insan). Incubators and phototherapy equipment will be procured and delivered to the neonatal intensive care units and intensive care units of Gaza hospitals with the most urgent needs (e.g. Al Shifa, Nasser). In parallel, UNICEF will support capacity development of medical teams, both doctors and nurses, on early new-born effective health, nutrition and development interventions and counselling. Support will also be provided to the NGO NECC to deliver the postnatal home visiting services within the 24 hours after delivery, particularly focusing on high risk pregnancies and vulnerable mothers and babies. In addition, UNICEF in partnership with the NGO Ard El Insan will support the building capacities of services providers from the primary health care centres on adequate infant and young child nutrition and early detection of developmental delays and disabilities, and subsequent interventions such as home visiting services to families with young children suffering from child developmental delays and malnutrition. Additional support from UNICEF will be provided in the procurement of iron supplements only for young children. This intervention will complement the promotion of diversified food intake which will be also implemented by the Ard El Insan through the community cooking demonstration and parent education sessions delivered at the community level and home.
Legal Protection for Palestinian Detained Boys and Girls Despite its obligations under international law, Israel continues to violate with impunity the relevant provisions of applicable IHL and IHR conventions (CRC, ICCPR and UNCAT) relating to the rights and protection of boys and girls in armed conflict. 2016 continued the trend seen in 2015 of deterioration of the security situation in the Palestinian Territories, including East Jerusalem leading to a sharp increase in human rights (HR) violations of Palestinian children, specifically in mental and physical violence against children during arrest and detention. Furthermore, incarceration and sentencing guidelines have tightened drastically, with jail sentences of ten years for participation in demonstrations.

This project responds directly to the overarching need to prevent and mitigate the impact of violations of children’s rights including the need for:
	Monitoring and documentation, advocacy immediate and time sensitive interventions with Israeli authorities and relevant actors
	Provision of legal aid and services to support access to justice
	Child protection services including detection and case management and response to child arrests and detention
GBV Multi-sectoral Protection and Prevention Response in the Northern area of the Gaza Strip The project aims at supporting Gender Based Violence (GBV) survivors living in the north area of Gaza Strip, that lack access to specialised services and are suffering increasing rates of GBV, partially derived from the last military offensive in 2014,  the blockage, the heavy deterioration of  the socio-economic situation, and the increased tensions and violence. The proposal will provide access to a coordinated, safe and confidential, GBV multi sectoral response in the “one stop centre” in Jabalia. The provision of case management and GBV multi sectoral response includes: Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) services as a needed entry-point for GBV survivors, psychosocial (PSS)  services and specialized legal assistance, both in the One Stop Center and through home visits. Furthermore, the response is complemented with prevention and community awareness activities and also group sessions. At the same time, GBV cases will be registered and documented for consistent and evidence based advocacy purposes boosting accountability and undertaking of responsibilities of the duty bearers, both the occupying power and the Palestinian authorities.  
The project is putting strong efforts in providing access to multi sectoral services to GBV survivors, especially those with other vulnerability indicators, such as: female head of households, widows, and women with disabilities. Through the multisectoral services, these women will strengthen their ability to cope in a more positive way, not only with GBV, but also with protracted threats and shocks related to the heavily and permanent exposure to policies and practices related to the blockade and the occupation.
In order to improve the quality of the services provided, Focus Group Discussions (FGD) with survivors benefitting from them, community awareness and engagement activities will be conducted in order to identify gaps, opportunities for improvement and to better tailor the services to the beneficiaries’ needs. Furthermore, coordination with GBV humanitarian actors in the Gaza and also with the institutions and organizations working on the GBV response will ensure an efficient referral for GBV survivors.
Thus, the Project seeks to overcome violence, discrimination and advance gender equality, targeting women, men, girls and boys whose vulnerabilities are based on their gender roles through an effective GBV humanitarian response by rebuilding-up GBV comprehensive services in the "one-stop center" located in Jabalia that was already set up by Alianza and UHWC and had to be closed last year due to the lack of funds.
The provision of rehabilitation for the open field land  in Gaza strip This project aims at restoring and improving  the livelihoods of selected vulnerable farmers and workers ' households in the North Gaza and South area of Gaza Strip.

The proposed intervention shapes UAWC work by addressing critical issues that impede farmers to build their resilience and overcome negative coping mechanisms.

Thus, activities will be addressed to rehabilitate  open land and to install water carries lines in order to   support farmers in solving their problem in the ensuring of irrigation sources  and cultivation of their  agricultural lands. The proposal has been designed following on the analysis of current UAWC quantitative and qualitative assessments, which show that one of the main problem  of vulnerable farmers is the high need for the rehabilitation of agricultural land and water carriers lines , in addition to that the lack of job opportunities for agricultural worker, where the unemployment rate reached to 42% in the first quarter of 2017.   

The project is well framed under UAWC Strategy 2015-2017  and it is part of the main UAWC strategic objective " Enhancing the ability of small-scale farmers (women and men)to improve their living standards and strengthen their steadfastness", Now and in the Future". It contributes to the HRP main objectives. In concrete, the action is well articulated to main Food Security Sector (FSS)  objectives, collected in the Allocation Strategy HRP 2017:
Key result 1: Ensure acutely-vulnerable Palestinians under occupation in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank have access to essential services.
Key result 2: Strengthen the ability of acutely-vulnerable Palestinian households to cope with protracted threats and shocks
Strong MampE and feedback mechanisms will be put in place to ensure timely and quality implementation, high level of results and relevant community participation, including men, women, boys and girls..
Community-led water & sanitation delivery in Tanzania and Zimbabwe In 10 cities of Tanzania and Zimbabwe, the project will benefit 30,680 slum dwellers through access to improved and sustainable water supply and 21,520 through sanitation, together with solid waste management, hygiene promotion and school water & sanitation. This will be achieved by building the capacity of communities, innovative finance through revolving loan funds, greater involvement in service delivery, and better collaboration with infrastructure providers and authorities.;
Precursor Chemical Investigations (Diversion), New Zealand Precursor Chemical Investigations (Diversion), New Zealand; A one-week course designed to address the illicit diversion of precursor chemicals and pharmaceutical drugs relevant to the host country or regional needs
Global Train and Equip Program - Air Base Development To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Medical/Dental Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Medical/Dental. Zouar Medical Readiness Training Exercise (MEDRETE). The program is run through the Department of Defense's Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster and Civic Aid (OHDCA).
Global Train and Equip Program - Logistics Support Company The objective of this program is to develop a logistics support company for the countrys forward deployed CT units, the Special Anti-Terrorism Task Group (SATG). This organic sustainment capability will ensure the provision of supplies and maintenance to allow deployment of the SATG into remote parts of Chad. Equipment provided includes vehicles, radios, organizational clothing and personal equipment, weapons and ammunition, and medical equipment.
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Defense Institution Reform Initiative Chad - Defense Management Initiative and Logistics #6. Conduct a 2-day logistics planning symposium establishing two joint groups assigned different operational scenarios. Bring together multi-service sustainment and operational leaders to learn a five-step planning process and establish the logistics concept of support planning baseline effort. Conduct an EMAA operational policy, plan, and strategy review with the Chief of Staff and other key staff. Conduct formal meeting with the SATG Commanding General to fully discuss logistics planning workshops designed to train and shape SATG operational requirements driving sustainment practices.
Global Train and Equip Program - Chad Air Base Development To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
Global Train and Equip Program - C2 Node SSC Renotification To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: DIRI - ISG - TCD - Chad - Defense Management Integration #1 and Logistics #2 - ISG - 332b - DIRI - FY20Q2 Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Special Antiterrorism Group
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Institute for Security Governance - Chad - Logistics #1 Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Ministry of Defense
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Africa Center for Strategic Studies Activity 2019-08 CT STRATEGIC APPROACHES. Chad Ministry of Defense
Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Medical/Dental Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Medical/Dental. Bardai Medical Readiness Training Exercise (MEDRETE). The program is run through the Department of Defense's Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster and Civic Aid (OHDCA).
Global Train and Equip Program - SATG Counterterrorism Company and Battalion Headquarters This program will help build the capacity of Chad's Special Anti-Terrorism Group (SATG) to combat Boko Haram by creating a fully trained and equipped CT company with a headquarters element in the Lake Chad region.
Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Medical Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Medical. Saga Sola Medical Readiness Tng Ex. The program is run through the Department of Defense's Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster and Civic Aid (OHDCA).
Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Medical Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Medical. Sol Medical Readiness Tng Ex. The program is run through the Department of Defense's Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster and Civic Aid (OHDCA).
Global Train and Equip Program - Chad Border Protection To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Medical/Dental Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Medical/Dental. Medical Readiness Training Exercise (MEDRETE) 16-3. The program is run through the Department of Defense's Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster and Civic Aid (OHDCA).
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Defense Institution Reform Initiative Chad - Defense Management Initiative and Logistics #5. Conduct a 2-day logistics planning symposium establishing two joint groups assigned different operational scenarios. Bring together multi-service sustainment and operational leaders to follow a five-step planning process and establish the logistics concept of support planning baselining effort. Conduct a three-day seminar to assess Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions and focusing on military intelligence professionalization.
Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Medical Humanitarian and Civic Assistance - Medical. Nguelea Medical Readiness Tng Ex. The program is run through the Department of Defense's Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster and Civic Aid (OHDCA).
Global Train and Equip Program - Border Protection To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
Improving clinical outcomes for 10,000 burn patients in Bangladesh and Nepal by implementing improved standards of burn care Interburns has developed the first set of operational standards for burns services in Low and Middle Income Countries, guidelines that define the staff skills and knowledge, equipment and operational capabilities required to achieve good outcomes for burn patients, despite limited resources. This project will pilot the standards in Bangladesh and Nepal, using training and education programmes to drive improvements in burn care in 14 selected burn services across both countries, ranging from small rural units to national burn centres in Dhaka and Kathmandu. The project will address a target population of more than 10,000 burn patients - the majority children and young women - improving the quality of care they receive and reducing the massive burden of preventable suffering, death and disability from burn injuries in Bangladesh and Nepal.;
Reducing mortality and morbidity from burn injuries by transforming national programmes of burn care and prevention in Bangladesh and Nepal. Quality improvement for burn services is a proven tool for reducing death and disability from burns, especially amongst young women and children. While primary prevention is crucial, secondary and tertiary prevention - reducing the severity of injuries and decreasing the frequency and severity of disability after an injury respectively - are also important strategies in reducing the burden of mortality and morbidity. The WHO estimates that the provision of adequate burn care in LMICs could reduce the overall mortality rate from burns by 30%. By working with 14 government and NGO burn services in Bangladesh and Nepal, Interburns will be reaching an annual patient population of approximately 35,000 patients, including 6,000 inpatients (typically with major, severe or complex burns that cause serious disability or death) and 29,000 outpatients (with smaller burns that can still result in burn contractures and cause significant disability if improperly treated). The great majority of these patients are among the poorest members of society who cannot afford private health care. Burn injuries and the high cost of treatment have a devastating impact on already impoverished families and communities. It is widely recognised in the international burn community that hospital admissions only represent the ‘top of the pyramid’ and a huge burden of burn injuries never reach health services. Community-level interventions including research, awareness-raising and primary prevention programmes are absolutely vital in reducing death and disability from burns. This programme will build on the foundations of GPAF-INN-034 and move beyond the service focus of that project to introduce community-level primary prevention and coordinated national programmes in burn prevention.
Federal Trade Commission: Office of International Affairs Technical Assistance to Taiwan on Consumer Protection
Capacity Building in Animal Genetic Evaluation Methods and Design of Dairy Breeding Programs to Strengthen Ethiopian Dairy Development MTT:n ja Etiopian keinosiemennyslaitoksen IKI-hankkeen toinen vaihe The overall development objective of this ICI project between MTT Agrifood Reserach Finland and National Artificial Insemination Center (NAIC) in Ethiopia is to improve food security and reduce poverty by improving the milk productivity of the cattle in Et
hiopia. The project focuses on strengthening the capacity of NAIC and training people who are involved with the genetic improvement work related to milk production. This is a second phase of the project and will be implemented 2015-2017. The first phase is
 implemenetd in 2011-2014. The results of the first phase include creation of national animal identification system establishment of national dairy herd performance system and monitoring scheme on a pilot scale establishment of computerized dairy cattle da
tabase center and training of experts and farmers in herd performance recording and advisory systems. The project is supported with 385 000 euros which is divided 2015: 85 000 euros 2016: 200 000 euros and 2017: 100 000 euros. MTT:n ja Etiopian kansallisen keinosiemennyskeskuksen välisen hankkeen tavoitteena on parantaa paikallisten lehmien maidontuotantokykyä ja parantaa siten Etiopiassa ruokaturvaa vähentää köyhyyttä sekä lisätä sukupuolten välistä tasa-arvoa. Hank
e on luonteeltaan kapasiteetin kehittämistä: Siinä vahvistetaan kansallisen keinosiemennyskeskuksen kapasiteettia ja koulutetaan ihmisiä jotka ovat mukana maidontuotannon geneetttisessä kehitystyössä. Kyseessä on IKI hankkeen toinen vaihe 2015-2017
. Hankkeen ensimmäinen vaihe on 2011-2014.  Ensimmäisen vaiheen tuloksena on Etiopiaan perustettu kansallinen eläinten tunnistamissysteemi (identification system) aloitettu pienimuotoisesti maanviljeliöiden karjan seurantaa perustettu database ja tieto
koneistetu keskus keinosiemennyskeskukseen kerättyä tietoa varten ja koulutettu etiopilaisia asaintuntijoita ja maanviljeliöitä tiedon keräämisessä ja neuvonnassa. Hankkeen 385 000 euron rahoitus jakaantuu 2015: 85 000 euroa 2016: 200 000 euroa ja 2
017: 100 000 euroa.
Administrative costs of FLC programme PYM-ohjelman hallintokulut Administrative costs of the Embassy's FLC programme in 2015: 4 477 ? (/60 000?) (75%). Edustuston vuoden 2015 PYM-ohjelman hallintokulut 4 477 euroa (/60 000?) (75 %).
FLC: Peace Brigades International / The protection and support of human rights defenders PYM: Peace Brigades International / ihmisoikeuspuolustajien työm tukeminen ja suojelu The project aims to support and protect the work of human rights defenders in various parts of Mexico. Projekti tukee ihmisoikeuspuolustajien työn auttamista ja suojelua eri puolilla Meksikoa.
F.a: Busia Town Council Area Development Project The programme aims to improve the quality of life of community members, especially vulnerable children, in Busia town, East Uganda. In this border town, children’s safety is hampered by illegal trade, poor sanitation facilities and child neglect and abus
e. The programme focuses on vulnerable population, such as youth, underaged mothers, street children and children involved in illegal trade. Parents, teachers, local politicians and other stakeholders are trained on child rights issues. As a result of the 
collaboration amongst different stakeholders, child protection committees are now moitoring the situation and the implementation of plans as well as receiving report from suspected abuse cases.Families livelihoods opportunities are being strengthened in or
der to ensure children’s opportunities for education and to prevent children from child labor. Youth are trained for e.g. hairdressing, tailoring and bakery professions. A special centre for youth will be constructed, from where they can get various kind
 of support and training. Quality health services are promoted, especially to ensure services for pregnant women and children. Through community action, good quality and user friendly health care services are promoted. The programme benefits 38.000 people,
 11.600 of them as primary beneficiaries. The main partner is World Vision Uganda that runs the implementation and accounts for the use of funding.
FLC: Muuvit! Muuvit turns physical activity into an inspiring learning experience. It is a teachers? digital tool to integrate physical activity into teaching of various subjects such as: Health education Arithmetic Environmental education and geography Foreign languag
es and Media education. In this project we'll bring all this and more to Brazil to the underpriviledged areas of Curitiba. Muuvit suomalainen liikuntaseikkailu kannustaa liikkumaan ja oppimaan. Opettajalle muuvit on työkalu monissa eri oppiaineissa kuten terveysopissa matematiikassa ympäristöopissa maantiedossa kielissä ja mediakasvatuksessa. Tässä hankkeessa Muuvit tuod
aan Curitiban kaupungin vähäosaisiin kouluihin oppisen ja liikunnan ilon työvälineeksi.
EU Concept Core Course EU Concept Core Course.  Through the Ministry of the Interior.