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MYA/Strenghtening of the Myanmar Peace Process MYA/Myanmarin rauhanprosessin vahvistaminen Myanmar has been suffering from civil wars for the last 70 years. The project aims to contribute to the creation of a more favourable security policy environment by focusing on the previously unresolved problems of the peace process.The project aims 1) to 
promote the functioning of the ceasefire monitoring mechanism in order to fulfil its tasks 2) improve communication between the parties to the conflict and donors 3) to promote a common understanding between the parties On key issues of conflict 4) to supp
ort the creation of jointly agreed and dedicated practices. The implementing partner of the project is the Crisis Management Initiative CMI.The project will support the achievement of the results of the Finnish Myanmar Development indicative programme. The
 project will be financed by EUR 1.75 million from 2019 to 2021. Myanmar on kärsinyt sisällissodista viimeiset 70 vuotta. Hanke pyrkii vaikuttamaan rauhan edistämiselle suotuisamman turvallisuuspoliittisen ympäristön luomiseen keskittymällä rauhanprosessin aiemmin ratkaisemattomiin ongelmiin.Hanke pyrkii 1) edist
ämään tulitaukojen seurantamekanismin toimivuutta jotta se kykenee tekemään sille annatut tehtävät 2) parantamaan viestintää konfliktin osapuolten sekä avunantajien kesken 3) edistämään osapuolten välistä yhteistä ymmärrystä konfliktin ka
nnalta keskeisissä kysymyksissä 4) tukemaan yhdessä sovittujen ja omistettujen toimintatapojen luomisessa. Hankkeen toimeenpanija on Crisis Management Intitative CMI.Hanke tukee Suomen Myanmarin kehitysyhteistyön maaohjelman tulostavoitteiden saavuttam
ista. Hankkeen budjetti on 175 miljoonaa euroa 2019 - 2021.
Beam: Project management tool implementation Project management tool implementation in Tanzania
F.a: FFVI: Coordination and expert service costs in Finland WHAT: Costs of project planning, implementation and monitoring in Finland, foreign experts paid from Finland.
Southern African Innovation Support Programme (SAIS) phase II Eteläisen Afrikan alueellinen innovaatiotukihanke 2.vaihe SAIS (Southern African Innovation Support Programme) is a bilateral regional innovation support program which started in 2011. The overall objective of the second phase of the programme is enhanced regional innovation cooperation and national innovation sy
stems of the participating countries contributing to the inclusive business and employment. The programme has three result areas: Institutional development and regional innovation cooperation Innovation in Enterprises and inclusive Innovation.  The second 
phase of the programme will cover the years 2017-2021. The Finnish contribution is 8 700 000 euros. The partner network of SAIS consists of five countries: Namibia Botswana Zambia South Africa and Tanzania. Southern African Development Community (SADC) is 
an institutional partner.  The immediate beneficiaries of the programme are private sector (including start-ups and more established small and medium size companies) universities + research institutes public sector regional organisations (such as SADC) civ
il society organisations and other non-profit institutions such as incubators and entrepreneurship hubs. The final beneficiaries are their stakeholders such as employees clientele and partners. Programme's essential instrument is a challenge fund which can
 grant funding for projects in the result areas including capacity building. There will be separate windows for the projects focused on commercial and inclusive innovations. SAIS (Southern African Innovation Support Programme) on kahdenvälinen alueellinen innovaatiotukiohjelma joka käynnistyi 2011. Ohjelman toisen vaiheen tavoitteena on vahvistaa alueellista yhteistyötä innovaatiosektorilla sekä vahvistaa maiden kansallis
ia innovaatiojärjestelmiä. Hankkeen pääasiallisena DAC-tavoitteena on kaupan kehittäminen ja osatavoitteina hyvä hallinto/osallistava kehitys ja sukupuolten välinen tasa-arvo. Hankkeen tulosalueita on kolme: 1.)institutionaalinen kehitys ja alueelli
nen innovaatioyhteistyö 2.) yritysten kehittäminen ja ns. kaupallisten projektien tukeminen 3.) nk. inklusiivinen innovaatio jossa pyritään vahvistamaan syrjäytyvien ryhmien innovaatiotoimintaa. Ohjelman toinen vaihe käsittää vuodet 2017-2021. Suom
en tuki on 8 700 000 euroa. Hankkeen kumppanina on viisi maata: Namibia Botswana Sambia Etelä-Afrikka ja Tansania  sekä  Eteläisen Afrikan kehitysyhteisö SADC.  Hankkeen välittöminä hyödynsaajina ovat yksityinen sektori (ml. start-upit ja vakiintun
eemmat pk-yritykset) yliopistot korkeakoulut ja tutkimuslaitokset julkisvallan organisaatiot alueelliset organisaatiot (esim. SADC) sekä kansalaisjärjestöt ja muut non-profit periaatteella toimivat voittoa tuottamattomat toimijat kuten yrityshautomot ja
 muut hubit. Lopullisina hyödynsaajina ovat näiden sidosryhmät esim. työntekijät asiakkaat ja kumppanit. Keskeinen osa hanketta on projektirahasto nk. challenge fund jonka kautta kanavoidaan rahoitusta sekä koulutukseen että projekteille. Rahastossa
 tulee olemaan erilliset rahoitusikkunansa sekä kaupallisille projekteille että inklusiivisille projekteille.
Support through UNDPKO Support to United Nations Department of Peacekeeping Operations (UNDPKO), UNMIK to Kosovo
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for ALGERIA Hallinnolliset kulut kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvät Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for ALGERIA Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland -
F.a: Building up capacity through mobilising peace cadres to support single women with their equal acces to social justice The project supports WHR's work towards the SDG of ‘’achieving gender equality and empowering all women and girls, as well as promoting just, peaceful and inclusive societies.” Gender equality is not only a fundamental human right, but a necessary fo
undation for a peaceful, prosperous and sustainable society. Providing women with equal access to education, health care, decent work, and representation in political and economic decision-making processes will fuel sustainable economies and benefit societ
ies and humanity at large. By offering awareness and practical knowledge about the existing law and legal aid provisions to single women, as well as enhancing their ability to communicate with service providers to claim their rights, the project will lead 
towards greater economic, political and social empowerment for single women. Furthermore, the existing women’s network will be strengthened by raising the women’s capacity through educating, promoting and mobilising peace cadres” to act as focal pers
ons for single women to seek information and advice, as well support them to unite and organise themselves to play an active role within peacebuilding and social justice and to become change agents and role models in their communities, by confidently colla
borating with local stakeholders and the government to access their rights. http://whr.org.np/
Voluntary contributions to IISD Kehitysmaiden raportointi ilmastosopimukselle YM:stä Voluntary contributions to International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD). Support through the Ministry of Environment. Kehitysmaiden raportointi ilmastosopimukselle (UNFCCC) ympäristöministeriöstä.
F.a: Promoting Social Accountability - Engaging in the Present to Deal with the Past Promoting Social Accountability - Engaging in the Present to Deal with the Past
VIET/Rural MV Power Network Rehabilitation in four provinces VIET/Maaseudun sähköverkon kunnostaminen neljässä maakunnassa The objective is to improve the capacity of electricity supply to meet the increasing load demand in the future reduce power loss ensure quality and reliability of electricity supply and reduce the selling price to households. The project has been on the d
rawing board for some time. The original total loan amount was estimated to be about EUR 6.0 million (1999). The project was divided into two phases and the first phase (EUR 3.5 million) has supposedly already been implemented. ELTEL applied in January 200
4 for a buyer credit guarantee for the remaining amount of EUR 2.5 million but later (2005) the size of the project was raised to about EUR 9.4 million and the concessional credit requirement to about EUR 7.2 million. The present Feasibility Study proposes
 a concessional credit of about EUR 6.5 million. Hankkeen yleinen tavoite on varautua lisääntyvään tarpeeseen ja kuormitukseen parantamalla sähköjakelun kapasiteettia vähentää energiakatoa varmistaa sähköjakelun laatu ja luotettavuus sekä alentaa myyntihintaa kotitalouksille neljässä Pohjoi
s-Vietnamin maakunnassa (Ha Noi Thai Nguyen Phu Tho Hung Yen). Hankkeen myötä väestön elinolosuhteet kohenisivat ja elinkeinotoiminnan edellytykset paranisivat.Hankkeen tavoitteena on rakentaa/korjata sähköverkostoa Pohjois-Vietnamin neljässä maaku
nnassa. Hanketta on valmisteltu vuodesta 1999 jonka pohjalta toteutettiin ensimmäinen vaihe vuonna 2005. Nyt käsillä olevaa ns. toista vaihetta ei enää käsitellä ensimmäisen vaiheen jatkohankkeena koska hankkeen laajuus ylittää sille varatun budj
etin. Hanke on kuitenkin luonteeltaan samankaltainen laitetoimitus kuin edeltäjänsä. Hanke parantaisi kiistatta sähkönjakelun luotettavuutta ja laatua mahdollistaen taloudellisen kasvun ja elinolosuhteiden kohenemisen alueella. Hanke liittyy Vietnamin
 Pohjoisen taloudellisen kehityksen suunnitelmaan jossa infrastruktuurin kehittämisen merkitystä ja sen osana mm. maaseudun sähköistämistä painotetaan yhteiskunnallistaloudellisen kehityksen tavoitteiden saavuttamiseksi.
Civilian Peace Building Operations Siviilikriisinhallintamenot UM:n ja SM:n kautta OSCE Mission in Ukraine. Its main tasks are to observe and report in an impartial and objective way on the situation in Ukraine; and to facilitate dialogue among all parties to the crisis. Siviilikriisinhallintahankkeet UM:n ja SM:n kautta rahoitetut hankkeet.
FLC: Mimino The overall goal of the project is to build up confidence and lasting relationship between Georgian and Armenian youth and societies they live in. It will be achieved through set of interrelated activities geared at better understaning the realities the yo
uth live in. Target group consists of students young politicians and journalists from both countries. There will be study visits and seminars organized in both countries. At the latter stage of the project an open interactive platform Mimino will be create
d. Hankkeen tavoitteena on lisätä luottamusta Georgian ja Armenian nuorten opiskelijoiden poliitikkojen ja toimittajien välillä. Teemoina ovat nuoret johtajina demokraattiset arvot ja oikeusvaltioperiaate. Kohderyhmänä ovat nuoret opiskelijat poliitikot
 ja toimittajat Guymrin ja Vanadzorin kaupungeissa Armeniassa ja Kutaisin ja Zugdidin kaupungeissa Georgiassa. Hanke sisältää pienimuotoisia seminaareja molemmissa maissa. Lisäksi hankkeessa luodaan on-line platfromi Mimino tietojenvaihtoon nuorten vä
lillä.
FLC: Jeun'ESS - Support for companies created by young entrepreneurs PYM: Jeun'ESS - Nuorten yrittäjien perustamien yritysten tukeminen The purpose of the project is to improve the continuity of businesses set up by young entrepreneurs. In Tunisia youth unemployment in particular is at a high level and by supporting young companies the project aims at a more inclusive and sustainable econo
mic system. The project is implemented by Accelerateur d'innovation sociale (Lab'ess). The project has been selected through open call for proposals and competitive scoring of applications. Hankkeen tarkoituksena on parantaa nuorten yrittäjien perustamien yritysten jatkuvuutta. Tunisiassa varsinkin nuorten työttömyys on korkealla tasolla ja nuorten yritysten tukemisen kautta hanke tavoittelee osallistavampaa ja kestävämpää talousjärje
stelmää. Hankkeen toteuttaa Accelerateur d?innovation sociale (Lab?ess). Hanke on valittu avoimen hankehaun ja hakemusten kilpailullisen pisteytyksen kautta.
FLC: Kick FGM Out of Singida: Two years project 2019-2021 Tanzania Demographic and Health Survey (TDHS 2015-2016) indicated that the percentage of women aged 15-49 reporting to have ever experienced physical sexual or emotional violence committed by their husbands or partners in Singida region was 44%. The same s
urvey also found that 63.6% of the surveyed men and 61.6% of women in Singida thought that a husband was justified in hitting or beating his wife for specific reasons. It was further revealed that prevalence of FGM in Singida region was 31% for women aged 
15-49 years. The survey further reported that 51.5% of the female children in the region have had FGM before the age of 1 year. The project will support implementation of National Gender Policy of 2000 which seeks to redress gender gaps and inequalities to
 all citizens. Moreover the project will contribute to the implementation of the National Child Policy 2008 that focuses on the realization of children?s rights including the rights to life survival and development and protection from violence. Furthermore
 the project will strengthen reporting systems for FGM/GBV cases and promote effective implementation of the National Plan of Action for Ending Violence against Women and Children (NPA-VAWC 2017/18- 2021/22).The project will contribute to the achievement o
f the following results ?Community members with an increased recognize FGM as a crime unacceptable and harmful traditional practice that should be rejected and stopped. ?Increased responsiveness of LGA Law enforcers on reported cases of FGM in Singida DC a
nd Municipal. ?Strengthened systems and structures for reporting and responding to FGM/VAWC cases.The specific approaches to achieve above results include the following;  Awareness-raising  capacity buidling trainings  Information and Communication Technol
ogy (ICTs) e.g. ESTL uses ICT-Mobile data tracking system (http://estl.or.tz/sms/index.php Use of Cinema shows about the consequences of FGM/VAWG to promote behavioural change among community members in the Singida region. The direct beneficiaries of the p
roject at least 43712 people in Singida Municipality (14351males and 29361 females) and another 52678 in Singida Rural (26756 males and 25922 females) will be reached by the project both directly and indirectly. They will be reached in 50 different village
s from 9 wards of Singida Rural and 6 wards from Singida Urban.ESTL is main implimenting agency throgh other stakehoders.
F.a: Program communication There is plenty of misinformation regarding displacement, immigration and migration in ordinary citizens' conversations as well as purported by the media. The discourse is polarised, and Finns possess considerable prejudices against immigrants. In a 2017 s
tudy conducted by the FRA, Finland was found to be among the most discriminatory countries in Europe. FRC's programme communications aim to reach the Finnish public through its communications channels, as well as to introduce new aspects related to the pro
gramme into the public discourse and to bring up facts in the mainstream media. Through reactionary expert communications, the FRC strives to correct false information and to distribute fact-based information as widely as possible. 1: The FRC's programme c
ommunications reaches the Finnish public through its channels. Result: The channels' follower counts increase steadily year by year. 2: the FRC is more visible on behalf of its work in target countries. Result: The relevant channels have been identified an
d they have been successfully utilised in programme communications and advocacy. 3: the FRC is also visible in the channels of opinion influencers and public figures. Result: the FRC has an ever stronger and wider ambassador network, through which messages
 spread more widely. 4:Through NGO and network cooperation, the FRC is also visible in the channels of other NGOs. Result: appearances in other NGOs media channels have increased. 5: the FRC leaves a memorable impression to the stakeholders it meets. Resul
t: High-quality materials providing the necessary, fact-based information on the FRC and its operations have been produced to serve the needs of various stakeholders. Goal 6: The FRC introduces new aspects related to the programme into the public discourse
 and brings up facts in mainstream media. Result: The new initiatives of the programme have been brought up in the media. Goal 7: the FRC participates in and reacts to the social discourse related to the programme, development policy and global education, 
where appropriate. Result: the FRC has actively participated in social discourse e.g. through statements. The programme communications benefit the FRC's supporters, as well as members of the public, decision makers and representatives of the media who take
 an interest in migration issues and global affairs. The FRC carries out the communications by itself. If necessary, pro bono partnerships and service providers may be used.
Media Literacy for Sustainable Society Medialukutaidolla kohti kestävää yhteiskuntaa This project is a continuation phase for the project ?Civic Skills via Media Education in Palestine? funded by the MFA in 2015?2016. It offered media education workshops for non-governmental workers professional journalists and municipality workers. The co
ntinuation project extend media literacy education to citizens. Project aims to empower young adults in Palestine to actively constructively and peacefully participate in building the society and democracy. Media the Fourth Estate of any functioning democr
acy ideally provides the citizens sufficient timely and accurate news information and versatile views for the citizens to make informed decisions in both the private and public spheres of their lives. As such properly functioning independent media builds d
emocracy and sustainable society.Project is implemented by creating curriculum for media literacy education training Palestinian media students and professionals and teachers to act media literacy trainers organizing media literacy courses in different par
ts of Palestine and creating open-access learning material in Arabic and English. The target groups are unprivileged Palestinian young adults people living at the refugee camps C-areas and Gaza. The project targets especially people living in these areas s
ince they have less opportunities for education and are more easily influenced by extreme group lobbying. The project focuses in targeting women because they are a marginalized group in Palestine facing more unemployment and discrimination. Courses offers 
training in media literacy media ethics and media production skills and offering local young adults work opportunities and international contacts. As it strengthens the target groups? media literacy skills the project also prevents radicalization and viole
nt extremism. The project personnel the trainers and course participants will produce journalistic content to be published in media channels in Finland Palestine or internationally as well as in social media. This will help to create a more balanced and fa
ct-based views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for media audiences.
Minority Rights Group From Disparity to Dignity: Realizing indigenous and minority rights in development This project addresses the discriminatory barriers in law policy and practice that prevent indigenous people and ethnic religious or linguistic minorities from enjoying their economic social and cultural (ESC) rights on an equal footing and contribute to t
heir marginalization in development. The project seeks to support indigenous and minority rights defenders in six countries by: (1) building capacity to monitor ESC rights discrimination and its structural roots including disparities in access to resources
; (2) supporting their efforts to advocate for and claim their ESC rights through different human rights and development oversight mechanisms; and (3) prompting duty bearers to be more responsive and accountable to their obligations to tackle ESC rights di
scrimination in all its multiple forms. It will be implemented by MRG which campaigns to secure the rights of indigenous peoples and minority groups across the globe in collaboration with CESR which works for the practical implementation of economic social
 and cultural rights worldwide together with a group of [ten] national implementing NGO partners in Colombia Egypt Ethiopia Kenya Peru and Uganda who are all working at the intersections of indigenous peoples' rights minority rights women's rights ESC righ
ts and development. Hanke puuttuu alkuperäiskansoja ja etnisiä uskonnollisia tai kielivähemmistöjä syrjiviin esteisiin laeissa toimintatavoissa ja käytännöissä. Nämä esteet estävät taloudellisten sosiaalisten ja sivistyksellisten (TSS) oikeuksien tasavertaisen to
teutumisen ja lisäävät marginalisaatiota kehityksessä. Hanke pyrkii tukemaan alkuperäiskansaihmisoikeuspuolustajia ja vähemmistöihmisoikeuspuolustajia kuudessa maassa (1) rakentamalla kapasiteettia seurata syrjintää TSS-oikeuksissa ja sen rakentee
llisia juuria mukaan lukien epätasa-arvoa resurssien saatavuudessa (2) tukien heitä tavoitteessaan puolustaa ja saavuttaa TSS-oikeutensa erilaisten ihmisoikeus- ja kehitysyhteistyöseurantamekanismien avulla ja (3) muistuttamaan vastuunkantajia vastuista
an puuttua syrjinnän moniin muotoihin TSS-oikeuksien toteutumisessa. Hankkeen toteuttaa Minority Rights Group joka kampanjoi turvatakseen alkuperäiskansojen ja vähemmistöjen oikeudet ympäri maailman yhteistyössä CESR:n kanssa. CESR työskentelee tal
oudellisten sosiaalisten ja sivistyksellisten oikeuksien käytännön toteutumiseksi ympäri maailman. MRG ja CESR toteuttavat hankkeen yhdessä kymmenen kansallisen implementaatiokumppanin kanssa Kolumbiassa Egyptissä Etiopiassa Keniassa Perussa ja Ugand
assa. Kumppanit työskentelevät alkuperäiskansojen vähemmistöjen ja naisten oikeuksien sekä TSS-oikeuksien ja kehitysyhteistyön yhtymäkohdissa.
F.a: Deeper Inclusiveness in Political Parties: Participation of Women and Youth with Disabilities Demo Finland, together with its Partners ZNWL and DRW has planned a pilot project linked to disability inclusion in politics in Zambia. This is ground breaking, as the minimal work done globally with persons with disabilities in politics has been purely fo
cused on elections, and typically accessibility issues on the election day. Working with political parties to ensure inclusivity of the disabled not only as voters, but active poltical actors is a highly needed and innovative way on improving the civil and
 political rights of the disabled, and in this case especially the disabled women.  In Zambia, Demo Finland´s work with its local partner ZNWL has focused on inclusion of women in politics since 2013 and the experience and working modalities on gender inc
lusion can be utilized in the field of disability inclusion also, in cooperation with a local disability NGO. In 2018 a needs assessment workshop was done with politically active disabled women. The funding of Demo in 2019 did not allow the full implementa
tion of this kind of pioneering programme and the finalization of the project proposal and practical planning was shifted to 2020. The programme will commence in 2020.