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Establishment of a Psycho-Social Support Center Tomorrow is Ours for Children The preparatory phase of project by Najda Now is expected to run for 6 months starting in July 2013 and ending in December 2013.In order to induce the Syrian refugee childrens' and adolescents' capabilities to overcome sufferings and psycho-social entailme
nts of war and armed conflict the NNI introduced the invitation to establish a psycho-social support center in Aleppo area (Bustan Al Qasr). The project will form a nucleus centre where more centers are expected to be established throughout Syria to reach 
to a wider number of potential beneficiaries and to be able to contribute towards the crisis of the Syrian displaced community.It is expected and during the first year 2014 of this project that it will provide psycho-social care to approximately 300 benefi
ciaries of the Syrian displaced children and adolescents residing in the Aleppo Area in the locality of the Bustan AlQasr and contributing to the psycho-social self-reliance of the Syrian children and adolescent displaced in the Aleppo Area.The overall cos
t of the project is EURO90000 to finance establishment and running of the psycho-social support centre based in the Bustan Al Qasr for one year months. The cost will also cover the administrative overheads of the project salaries of the project manager ass
istants school support teachers volunteers therapist and psycho-social support team. It also includes cost of office furniture and computers in addition to the utilities materials and rewards for the various workshops.  The center will be established in a 
poor and overcrowded geographical area in Aleppo where need and necessity are quite essential and pressing.The gender in this project is very balanced and the NNI will stress on this in the call for registering the little children and adolescents. The NNI'
s experience in Beirut for a similar project is witnessing a 53 % of females compared to 47 % of males. The NNI expects the same proportion to approach the center.The climate is tolerated and there is no kind of pollution whatsoever touched upon in the flo
w of this project.Democracy is the base in recruitment of staff on board of the project and the NNI will also be keen to register the children on base of democracy without any discrimination of any ethnic racial or religious background. The principles of d
emocracy will be also taught to the children.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Right to Education Assessment Based on the comprehensive assessment made in the education sector in Cambodia, the project content and activities will be decided.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Tanzania Serious shortfalls in forest governance have hindered development of a significant sector of Tanzania's economy. It is widely recognised that Participatory Forest Management is the ultimate solution that is required because with broad PFM coverage illegal 
loggers would  join the regulated market and bring gains to the sector. Before Mpingo Conservation + Development Initiative (MCDI) began working in Kilwa communities earned just a token for each log felled in their village compared to government gains. In 
the first PFM harvest MCDI succeeded in raising this to more than 400 times higher than previous. Armed with its FSC certificat that guarantees legality. MCDI now expects to raise the price of certified blackwood felled in community managed forests by seve
ral further orders of magnitude. Villages with substantial tracts of forest that have not  already been logged out stand to make over $ 100 000 each per year from sales of certified timber more than doubling total village income. And the forests from which
 the valuable timber comes will be protected for the long term benefit of all mankind.Main objectives of the activities are: to sustain MCDI's support to participating communities such that scheme does not collapse, to facilitate all timber sales and thus 
revenue earnings, furthermore to sustain MCDI's capacity so that it is able to move forward later with renewed funding that is anticipated from Comic Relief in 2013 Funds are requested for: Fourth annual audit of MCDI's FSC group certificate, support to an
y commercial timber harvests proposed in community forests, revisison of Kisangi village forest management plan, support to villages' forest revenue management process including audit of forest revenues spent , MCDI Annual Stakeholders forum and monitoring
 of programmes covering biodiversity forest integrity and community perceptions of change sustained as well as support to local microfinance groups sustained.The outcomes expected from this project include: Increased village revenue FSC certificate sustain
ed, village governance standards continue to improve and MCDI capacity maintained.
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) The aim of the project is to build a stronger trade union movement and functioning labour relations with the private sector in Vietnam.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Turkmenistan Rehabilitation and social and economic integration of people with disabilities into the society lies in the core of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. The convention urges the state parties to take all appropriate measures to pro
mote the physical cognitive and psychological recovery rehabilitation and social reintegration of persons with disabilities. The objective of this project is rehabilitation of visually and hearing impaired people and their further social and economic integ
ration in the society. The project has four interrelated components: 1) raising the capacity of DBST to address the needs of deaf and blind people, 2) revision of national legislation for compliance with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabil
ities and formulation of National Action Plan, 3) promoting employment opportunities of persons with disabilities, and 4) increasing public and media's awareness on importance of social and economic inclusion of people with disabilities.
INGO Aid to the Minority Rights Group (MRG) Project support to Minority Rights Group International (MRG) for the project 'Enhancing the effectiveness of minority advocates in developing countries' which is aimed for a project in Africa and South Asia.Minority Rights Group International (MRG) set up 
in 1960s is an international human rights organization founded with the objective of working to secure rights for ethnic national religious and linguistic minorities and indigenous peoples around the world. The MRG has been established to protect the right
s of minorities to co-exist with majorities by objective study and consistent international public exposure of violations of fundamental rights. MRG provides education and training helping to secure the rights in society. Legal cases taken up by MRG are do
ne in view of promoting and protecting minority rights strengthening the rule of law and contributing to conflict prevention around the world.
Support to the Myanmar Census Finland supports UNFPA's census project in Myanmar. A population census is the total process of collecting compiling evaluating and analyzing as well as publishing and disseminating demographic economic and social data pertaining at a specified time to all
 persons in a country. The planning and management stage of the census has already started, it is expected that the process will be finalized by the end of 2016. The census enumeration will take place during the period 30 March to 10 April 2014. Provisiona
l results are expected to be ready by July 2014 and the definitive results released in January 2015.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Zambia Kasanka Trust Limited Community Relations Project (KTL CR) was established in 1997. It serves 80000 people residing in the chiefdom of Chitambo. The project aims at reducing poverty by supporting local communities in community based conservation income gen
erating activities capacity building natural resources management and effectiveparticipation in decision making. The project is demand driven and community representatives actively participate in monitoring and evaluation of the programme.
Frame agreement with NGO (Plan Finland) Child Protection. To inrease the awareness and understanding of children's rights and to strengthen child protection structures.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Kenya Planning funds will be used for the preparation and monitoring of the Kenyan development cooperation programme and the training related to the development cooperation.
Core support to UNEP, for Ramsar Convention Core support to United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), for Ramsar Convention. Support through the Ministry of Environment.
Reilun matkailun yhdistys promotion of development awareness Promotion of development awareness
Support through UNDPKO Support to United Nations Department of Peacekeeping Operations (UNDPKO), UNMIL to Liberia
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Peru 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.
Xuejiadao District Heating Xuejiadao District Heating, delivery of a district heating system.
Strengthening of cross-cutting themes in the work of the South Centre South Centre (SC) is a joint think-tank of developing country governments. It supports the negotiators of developing country governments by providing them with research and background information on various global governance issues. It thereby significantl
y influences the negotiation positions of the G77+China group. This project strengthens the capacity of SC to promote cross-cutting equality and human rights objectives through its work and its outcomes (experts publications events advisory work).
Promotion of youth employment through training The project seeks to promote youth employment and entrepreneurship and young people as the key actors in local development contributing to the local and regional development in Paraguay. The direct objective of the project is to improve the employability a
nd life opportunities of 1000 disadvantaged young people in Paraguay between the ages of 18 and 29 through entrepreneurship and life skills training starting resources and support for the entrepreneurial initiatives. Young people will acquire employability
 skills entrepreneurial and life skills as well as assistance to develop micro and small enterprises. The project aims to contribute to the development of local sustainable platform for the promotion of youth entrepreneurship.
NGO Support / Mtukwao Participatory Media Project In Tanzania the majority of the population lives in rural communities that earn their living by subsistence farming and often lack most basic services. Rural communities are however almost totally neglected by the urban-based mainstream media.The main obje
ctive of the Mtukwao Participatory Media Project is to raise discussion about issues that are important to the people in rural communities in the Mtwara and Lindi regions. Community media wants to offer people on the grassroots level a possibility to take 
part in the public debate about issues concerning their livelihoods about alternative ways of development and through this process a chance to find the best possible solutions to the development of their local areas in order to advance democracy human righ
ts and good governance.The project will support and develop the community media activities implemented by Mtukwao Community Media including a new community radio station Jamii FM Radio expected to be launched during 2012 before the end of the first phase o
f the project.The direct beneficiaries of the project are the hundreds of young community media journalists and members of rural radio groups taking part in the implementation and facilitation of the activities of Mtukwao Community Media. Thousands of peop
le will benefit from the project by joining the village discussions arranged as part of the community media productions. When people in the rural communities feel that their views are being listened to they are also more inclined to actively try to make an
 impact to their own living conditions. Among the direct beneficiaries are also all inhabitants within the coverage area of the new radio station (almost one million people) who can potentially listen to the radio broadcast of Jamii FM. When the participat
ory video documentaries are broadcasted on a national TV channel the whole population will belong to the beneficiaries.The key project activities include capacity building of young community media journalists the establishment of new Community Media Centre
s and rural radio groups promotion and marketing of the radio station networking with other community media operators and supporting the community media productions as well as the procurement of media equipment including the construction of an own radio tr
ansmission tower and support for buying a media van.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Egypt The project provides free legal assistance to women who cannot afford lawyers. The media and outreach campaign will demonstrate to the greater public the problems that women face in the legal system and encourage women to navigate the legal system independ
ently. Furthermore this information will be of use to other NGOs and individuals aiming to strengthen the legal system. The project plays an important role in the analysis of the legal system and the extent to which it supports women?s rights.
Frame agreement with NGO (Frikyrklig samverkan FS rf) Returining refugee repartiation.
Assistance to sustainable development in Dragash Dragash municipality which borders with Macedonia and Albania has around 40 000 inhabitants. The unique harrprodimi alpine range is situated in Dragash. Dragash is one of the poorest municipalities in Kosovo and suffers from out-migration. UNDP proposed fo
r financing a project for sustainable ecological and economic development for Dragash.
Frame Agreement with NGO (World Vision) Tinderet Area Development Project. The overall objective is to enhance  community's capacity for long  term development. The assessment is ongoing.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Xikheleni Women?s Project CEDES, Supporting the CEDES organization implementing women's rights programme Xikheleni.
Finland?s Support to Institutional Strengthening of IGAD The Finnish cooperation (technical assistance and financing) supports broadly institutional strengthening and capacity building at IGAD and particularly in the field of project design and management which is a bottle neck in IGAD?s ability effectively to s
upport regional development projects. There is a clear link between the support to wider institutional strengthening efforts through a contribution to JFA and the specific support to the strengthening of project management. Effective delivery of regional d
evelopment projects will improve the image of IGAD in the region and strengthen the Member States? commitment to their organization. Under the Project a Project Preparation and Management Unit will be established. The Unit will support project preparation 
in the priority fields of infrastructure ICT and the environment and climate change.
Rehabilitation of waterways in Philippines Dredging of rivers and waterways as a flood control measure.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Egypt In particular, the project will aim at 1) strengthening the capacities of young female activists to monitor and report on the democratic transition process, with specific emphasis on monitoring gender equality, and to advocate efficiently for reforms, 2) e
mpowering women at the community level to take part in political life have a voice in the policy-making process, 3) fostering international dialogue and exchange of best practices to increase Egyptian women?s political participation.
Frame Agreement with NGO (World Vision) Kirewa Area Development Project. Goal is to develop intervention for long term partnership with Kirewa community by end of 2008. Design covers development priorities for a definere period and which are identified during assessment
Zhuzhuo city wastewater project in China The construction of a wastewater treatment plant in Zhuzhou city of Hunan Province in China. The wastewater treatment plant will contribute to the elimination of many untreated wastewater discharge points and considerably reduce the pollution of the river 
that serves as the main water supply for the city. The procurement with concessional credit consists of mainly treatment plant equipment pumps laboratory equipment and locally acquired pipes. The delivery will also include supervision of installation and t
raining.
UNIDO's membership fee Finland has been UNIDO's member since it's estabslihment in 1966. Management of Finland's membership as well as paying for the membership fee transferred from the Ministry of Employment and the Economy to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in 2011, Ministry 
of Employment and the Economy had been supporting UNIDO also with voluntary contributions since 2009. In 2009-10 UNIDO was amongs Finland's most important multilateral partners in Aid for Trade, 2011 voluntary contribution was EUR 500000. Funding for UNIDO
 is 100% ODA funding.As a part of the membership there is an annual membership fee.
"NGO Support /  HIV/AIDS Project ""The Good Samaritan""" The aim is to reduce the number of infected by HIV/AIDS. The main focus is set to decrease stigmatization and discrimination of people involved. This will be achieved by increasing the level of adequate knowledge and by promoting responsible sexual behavio
ur.
New form of cultural and media cooperation Cultural projects in developing countries are meant to complete the Finnish aid to developing countries and diversify the means of development aid.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Tanzania The Tanzania Human Rights Defenders Coalition has been implementing a good number of activities which include, Evacuated a human rights defender,issued a press statement calling upon the government to realease its entire team of 16 activists after the arre
st following medical doctors strike in Dar city, conducted capacity building trainings in collaboration with Uganda and Kenya Protection Desks 40 HRDs from across the country on risk assessment and security management, the coalition also networked with sev
eral regional and international HRDs organisations.The Coalition has been in operation since 2011 but due to lack of financial and human resources some of the activities are yet to be implemented. The Coalition thus  seeks some funds to finalise the follow
ing activities: capacity building for THRD - Coalition management, security training for new members, official launch of the strategic plan, strengthening existing efforts taken against threats facing HRDs in Tanzania for the past six months,board members 
and AGM meetings for the year 2012 and administrative costs. The main objectives of the project are: to build protection and security management capacity of HRDs in Tanzania, to enhance the security and protection of HRDs in this country and to advocate fo
r recognition of HRDs in this country through lobbying and advocacy.The expected final results of the activities are: community capacity to address HRDs rights improved, security management self protection at individual level and national level improved, t
hreats and attacks towards HRD decreased, coalition management capacity increased, coalition financial capacity improaved after official launching of the five years strategic plan, coalition good governance and accountability improved, coalition's visibili
ty improved and accessed by the target group.
Aid for disadvantaged children to integrate them back to society Situation of children especially street-children is insecure and bad in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Main goals of the project are to integrate street-children especially girls as active members of the society.Overall development objectives: To promot
e human rights for everyone to develop social responsibility to create an ecological economic basis to create opportunities for human development to promote the rights of displaced children girls and women to strenghten the equality of sexes and to produce
 ecological sustainability. Important objective is developing and strenghtening already existing local functions and organizations. Main beneficiaries of the project are street-children girls and mothers.
Planning and monitoring of the regional projects in Africa Funds for Project Planning are used for preparation of new and ongoing projects appraisals evaluations etc. These funds can also be used for Ministry's and Embassies' education and travel expences concerning development cooperation.
Project planning in Latin America Identification planning and evaluation of projects sector studies
Coping with ongoing Social Trauma, Care for the care providers Especially in the eastern parts of Turkey various organizations have documented ongoing human rights violations such as restricting the laws of freedom and assembly (HRW Report: Protesting as a terrorist offense) imprisonment of human rights activists. Our
 partner organization Human Rights Foundation Turkey (HRFT) has developed structures to cope with such events including the rehabilitation centres for torture victims in five cities: Adana Diyarbakir Istanbul Izmir and Ankara. The main aim of our project i
s to enable best possible rehabilitatory work to be carried out. One of the main ingredients of this is the well-being of the care providers such as psychologists psychiatrists or social workers. In working with the trauma of torture there is a very high r
isk of secondary and vicarious traumatization especially when this work is carried out in an unstable environment. The risk is cumulated by the fact that many of the care providers are themselves members of the Kurdish or other minorities and have often ex
perienced traumatic events themselves such as imprisonment or torture. Different studies indicate high prevalence of mental disorders following torture. This is in turn amplified by the effects of a long lasting internal conflict. Mental health issues add 
to social exclusion and stigmatization. By organising relevant care for the care providers they could in turn profess their work more efficiently and with less humane costs leading to a trickle down effect of better rehabilitation and care. We plan to incr
ease the care providers' well-being by funding and organizing together with local authorities i) professional supervision in either group or individual form while taking into account the relevant cultural contents ii) information exchange iii) raising awar
eness and iv) conducting research in the area.Special care is given to documentation of cross-cutting developmental themes such as gender and social equality in general in the project.
Support to the Institute of Social and Economic Research The project (Finnish support to IESE) aims to support the implementation of the national poverty reduction strategy PARPA II through supporting independent high- level cross- sectoral socio- economical research. Dissemination of conducted research is done 
through seminars conferences and training. Through supporting IESE Finland contributes to the development of Mozambican research capacity and dialogue as well as supports research of Mozambique conducted in Mozambique.