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F.a: Changemaker campaign 1. Project 62410 Changemaker campaign#In 2018, the main campaign of the Changemaker Youth Network will focus on refugees. The aim of the campaign is that Finland will bear more responsibility over the refugee issues, for example by taking stronger actions 
in preventing conflicts, humanitarian crisis or other causes leading to a situation, where people need to flee their homes and become refugees. At the same time, Finland needs to take more responsibility over the refugees and asylum seekers, who have alrea
dy had to leave their homes. ##With this campaign Changemaker want to showcase the ways of advocacy related to refugee issues and encourage especially young people to take action to promote the aims of the campaign.#The campaign will be launch at the end o
f January or beginning of February with an event including training and a campaign action in Helsinki. The campaign will continue until the end of October. The Changemaker Youth Network will create ready-made models for campaign activities, which can be ea
sily adopted to local level, as well as visual materials such as signs, costumes and decor. In order to enhance the local campaigning and wider visibility around Finland and to encourage young people to take action in their own community, Changemaker will 
organise training events both on the subject of the campaign and on how to organise the activities. These trainings are held online as well as locally around Finland. In addition, the youth are encouraged to take part in the nationally coordinated campaign
 activities and public events. During the campaign Changemaker will also organise a panel discussion or similar events.#2. The main objective and expected results:#Expected results:#The success of the campaign will be followed and measured with indicators 
such as:#- the number of people who have taken part to the campaign, number of campaign activities organised, visibility in media and social media channels. In addition #- how politicians and representatives of the administration respond to the campaign an
d what kind of stands they take.#- At least 1000 people take part in the campaign at different instances #- At least five locally organised events.#3. Rights-holders/beneficiaries:#4. Implementing partners: The main partners of the campaign are Changemaker
s the mobile video project with young asylum seekers as well as organisations such as the Finnish Section of Amnesty International, Finn Church Aid and Finnish Refugee Council.
F.a: Dream school phase II 1. Project: 11876 Dream School Project Phase II#2. Project area and Country: Battambang province, Cambodia#3. Project justification: #The Dream School project extension builds on the successes and lessons learnt of a pilot phase implemented from July 2016 
until December 2017 in Battambang province. Access to quality education is constrained by a number of factors in the four targeted communities. School infrastructure is in need of upgrading, and the schools do not provide a safe or supportive learning envi
ronment for the children. Some of the schools have high student-teacher ratios with up to 40-50 children in one classroom, while teachers are not aware of the contents of the curriculum and do not master effective teaching methods, and lack motivation and 
commitment. Also, community commitment to education and cooperation between parents and schools has been identified as one of the key problems. #4. The main objective and expected results: #The main objective of the project is to contribute to children and
 adolescents improved learning outcomes and life opportunities. The project aims to enhance the skills and capacity of the 85 targeted teachers, 85 teacher trainers and 4 school directors in school management and teaching. Four targeted schools will have a
 safer and more supportive learning and teaching environment for all learners and teaching staff. The project will promote the engagement and commitment by parents and the local communities to participate in the development and management of schools and th
eir activities. It will also seek to address the issue of girls dropping out of school early through the student council. #5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: 1774 (children, teachers, school directors, librarians and school support committees members) #Duty 
bearers: parents, teachers, school directors, District Office of Education/Provincial Office of Education#6. Implementing partner: Puthi Kumar Organization (PKO)
TAN/Strengthening accountability TAN/Tilivelvollisuuden vahvistaminen The Strengthening Accountability -project shall aim at supporting Tanzanian civil society in citizen participation and accountability in Tanzania. The project will be implemented by a Tanzanian Non-governmental organization Twaweza. Twawesa will aim to pro
mote citizen participation in plannig and decision making processes and will support the development of an enabling environment for the civil society in Tanzania. Additional financing for the project 1.5 million euros for 2020-22 Tilivelvollisuuden vahvistamishankkeen tavoitteena on tukea Tansanian kansalaisyhteiskuntaa tilivelvollisuuden ja kansalaisten osallistumismahdollisuuksien edistämiseksi Tansaniassa. Hankkeesta vastaa tansanialainen Twaweza-järjestö joka pyrkii edistäm
ään kansalaisten osallistumista suunnittelu- ja päätöksentekoprosesseihin sekä tukee kansalaisyhteiskunnalle myönteisen toimintaympäristön kehittymistä maassa.   Lisärahoitus hankkeelle 1.5 milj. euroa vuosille 2020-22
F.a: HOPE FOR THE HOPELESS, VOICE FOR THE VOICELESS The purpose of the Laos Country Programme is to contribute to holistically healthier youth in Savannakhet City through the better fulfilment of childrens rights. This can be achieved through increasing capacity of young people in making healthy choices in 
their lives and by empowering youth, volunteers, parents and teachers to become active members in their society to act as strong societal advocates, especially for those who are vulnerable and in risk of social exclusion. The improved equity of the girls a
nd other vulnerable groups is emphasized. The aimed impact of the Programme is increased justice, strengthened human dignity, and peace in Laos.#The target area is located in Savannakhet city. The Programme works in close cooperation with four high schools
 and runs one youth centre, directly targeting young people, parents, volunteers, teachers and officials to ensure the wellbeing of young people. Also, awareness raising events like campaigns are organized in the district. The estimated number of community
 members benefiting directly from the Programme activities is 17 000 and the number of community members estimated to benefit indirectly is 51 000. The most vulnerable groups, such as young people with disabilities, ethnic minorities, and victims of human 
trafficking, are reached in collaboration with other stakeholders. The Programme is implemented in cooperation with the Ministry of Education and Sports of Lao PDR. However, the operations are carried out by the Fida team including local staff, trained vol
unteers, committees and expatriates. If possible, a local NGO will be established to continue the work of the Programme in the future. Since 2013, Fida International has had a Youth Resource Centre in Savannakhet to encourage the youth, offer them opportun
ities to develop their skills, and help them to adapt healthier lifestyles. Wellbeing of the members of the Centre has improved during the Projects time. Young people have learnt new skills, become more confident and active, because they have had meaningfu
l activities, such as sports, music, arts, campaigns, trainings and voluntary activities to help society.
F.a: Strong and United Mining and Metal Unions in Indonesia Indonesian industry unions continue in the coming years with our support to grow their union density and dues income. The unions improve their negotiation skills and representativeness through trainings, wider membership coverage and equal participation of
 women and men. The project supports campaigning to promote the ratification of ILO C176 (OHS in mining) and ILO C183 (maternity protection). Campaigns by the industrial unions and other actors concern also minimum wages, social security and regulation of 
the use of contract and agency labour. There will be an up-to-date mapping of the metal and mining sectors about the geographical locations of the companies, their production chains and about which ones are the strategically most important companies, with 
which IndustriALL has framework agreements or union networks. The mapping will also chart out unionization and negotiation situations in the target companies to form basis for strategizing. Negotiating CBAs and campaigning about the mentioned issues will b
ecome stronger than in the previous project period, and for these issues the unions need training. The project will benefit the participating unions and their current and future members, and indirectly other IndustriALL unions that do not directly particip
ate in all project activities. The project is managed, with IndustriALL staff’s support, the Indonesian unions’ project team and the leaderships of the participating unions.
Membership of Ministry for Foreing Affairs of Finland in U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center Ulkoministeriön jäsenyys U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center:issä U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center serves its partner agencies and the needs of the member countries development personnel in anti-corruption work. U4 provides counseling services research and material as well as training for anti-corruption work on differ
ent themes related to corruption. It is different from other actors in that it particularly focuses on development policy and cooperation.U4 aspires to reduce the negative impact of corruption on sustainable and inclusive development. The general aim is to
 provide operationally-relevant knowledge and training based on high-quality research findings for the partners. In addition U4 aims at reducing global corruption by providing research and publications available to all. The services of U4 are available on 
their web-page www.u4.no.In 2017 U4 organized four guided web-based trainings and seven country workshops. 27 helpdesk queries were made. There were in total 583 web-page sessions from from Finland. 67 MFA staff participated in trainings (web-based trainin
gs country workshops and training in Helsinki). The objective of Finland's U4's membership is to strengthen Finland's development cooperation effectiveness and efficiency by increasing the  understanding of anti-corruption work in different areas and theme
s among the personnel and organizations involved and practicing development co-operation. Finland has been a U4 member since 2012.In 2018-2020 Finland supports U4 with 660 000 euro. U4 korruption vastainen palvelu- ja tietokeskus palvelee jäseninä olevien maiden kehitysyhteistyöhenkilöstön tarpeita korruption vastaisen työn saralla. U4 tarjoaa neuvontapalveluita tutkimusta ja materiaalia sekä koulutusta antikorruptiotyön eri t
eemoihin liittyen.  Sen erottaa muista toimijoista se että U4 nimenomaisesti keskittyy kehityspolitiikan ja kehitysyhteistyön tarpeisiin.U4:n toiminnan päämääränä on vähentää korruption negatiivisia vaikutuksia kestävään ja osallistavaan kehi
tykseen. Toiminnan yleisenä tavoitteena on tarjota jäsenille relevanttia korkeatasoiseen tutkimukseen perustuvaa korruptioon liittyvää tietoa ja koulutusta. Lisäksi kaikkien saatavilla olevien tutkimusten ja julkaisujen kautta toiminta tähtää globa
alin korruption määrän vähentämiseen. U4:n palvelut keskittyvät www.u4.no ?nettisivulle.Vuonna 2017 U4 järjesti neljä ohjattua nettikoulutusta ja seitsemän maakohtaista työpajaa. Helspdesk pyyntöjä tehtiin 27 kappaletta. Suomesta vierailuja teh
tiin yhteensä 583. Koulutuksiin (nettikurssi maatason työpajat koulutus Helsingissä) osallistui 67 UM:n virkamiestä.Suomen U4-jäsenyyden tavoitteena on vahvistaa Suomen kehitysyhteistyön tuloksellisuutta ja tehokkuutta lisäämällä sitä toteuttavi
en henkilöiden ja tahojen ymmärrystä korruption vastaisen työn eri osa-alueista ja teemoista.  Suomi on ollut U4:n jäsen vuodesta 2012. Suomi tukee U4:ää 660 000 eurolla vuosina 2018-2020.
Rehabilitation of waterways FILIPP/Vesiväylien kunnostushanke Dredging of rivers and waterways as a flood control measure. Aquamec Oy on valmistellut yhdessä Filippiinien julkisten töiden ministeriön kanssa hanketta joka tähtää maan vesiväylien kunnostamiseen. Kohdealueita ovat Pangasinan Oriental Mindoron ja Occidental Mindoron provinssit. Hankkeeseen liittyy ruoppausk
aluston uusiminen. Aquamecin on tarkoitus toimittaa hanketta varten kuusi Watermaster -ruoppaajaa ja niihin liittyvät lisälaitteet.Filippiineillä jokien tulviminen muodostaa suuren ongelman. Maan julkisten töiden ministeriö pyrkii lievittämään tulv
ista aiheutuvia inhimillisä kärsimyksiä ja omaisuuden menetyksiä mm. ruoppauksilla ym. vesiväylien kunnostusmenetelmillä. Käytössä oleva ruoppauskalusto on vanhentunutta ja po. töihin sopimatonta. Hankkeen tarkoituksena on uusia ruoppauskalustoa 
mm. Aquamecin valmistamilla Watermaster-ruoppaajilla ja niihin liittyvällä lisäkalustolla. Hanke parantaa ympäristön tilaa vesiväylien kunnostuksen myötä. Tätä kautta sillä on suuri merkitys paikallisten asukkaiden elinympäristölle ja yleisell
e turvallisuudelle.
Global Education Network Europe (GENE) Global  Education Network Europe (GENE) GENE the Global Education Network Europe is the network of Ministries and Agencies with national responsibility for Global Education in Europe. Established in 2001 with 6 ministries and Agencies GENE now brings together over 53 Ministries and Agencies of E
ducation Foreign Affairs and International Development from 32 European countries. Global Education Network Europe (GENE) on eurooppalainen ministeriöiden kehitysyhteistyövirastojen ja muiden globaali-kasvatuksen (global education GE) kansallisten vastuutahojen Euroopan laajuinen verkosto. GENE tukee verkottumista vertais-oppimista tut
kimusta kansallisten globaalikasvatuskenttien kehittämistä ja laatuun panostamista. Ydintavoitteena on tukea laadukasta ja tuloksellista globaalikasvatusta. Verkostossa on mukana 53 eri toimijaa 32 maasta. GENE on ainoa laajempi verkostoitunut toimija gl
obaalikasvatuksen saralla ja sen EU-sidonnaisuus on vienyt eteenpäin verkoston vaikuttavuutta.
Core support to UNESCO, Cultural Expression Core support to Cultural expression, UNESCO. Support through the Ministry of Education and Culture.
F.a: Word of Faith Community College During the years 2005-2010 a vocational school for literated youth from poor familes was founded in Kiambu. The school is functioning professionally. The goal for this project period is to give the school accomodation facilities that will enable recruitmen
t from a bigger area. An accomodation building is being built. The infrastructure for both water, drain and electricity is already available on the area. Local partner is Word of Faith Church, Kiambu.
FLC: Accessibility of information without discrimination PYM: Tiedonsaantia ilman syrjintää Information resource center will be set up in Yerevan in which persons with disabilities (mobility visual hearing intellectual and mental) can go and get information and advice about their situation and other things. The center will also have a website for
 those who cannot physically come to the center. There is no such place in Armenia even though about 7% of the population is disabled. The center will be wheelchair accessible and it has different devices to aid the disabled persons themselves to find the 
information they need. There will also be personnel to assist if needed. There will be literature computers and internet connection at the center. This gives the disabled the possibility to take control of their own lives and take part in the society. The 
center will be formed by an NGO called Disablility Info. The director of the NGO is disabled and thus has personal experience on the challenges that the disabled face. Jerevaniin perustetaan keskus johon vammautuneet (liikuntaesteiset näkö- ja kuulorajoitteiset henkisesti vammautuneet) voivat mennä hakemaan tietoa ja neuvoja omaa tilannettaan ja muutakin koskien. Tällaista paikkaa ei Armeniassa ennestään ole vaikka
 vammautuneita on väestöstä n. 7%. Keskukseen pääsee rullatuolilla ja siellä on erilaisia apuvälineitä joilla vammautunut voi itse hankkia tietoa. Henkilökunta avustaa myös tarvittaessa. Keskuksessa on kirjallisuutta tietokoneita ja internetyhtey
det. Näin parannetaan vammautuneiden mahdollisuutta hallita omaa elämäänsä ja osallistua yhteiskunnan toimintaan. Keskuksen toiminnan aloittaa Disability Info -niminen kansalaisjärjestö jonka johtaja on liikuntarajoitteinen ja jolla on omakohtaista 
kokemusta vammautuneisuuden tuomista ongelmista.
UNICEF - Non violence in school and child protection UNICEF - Turvallinen oppimisympäristö ja lasten suojelu väkivallalta Violence against children is a cause of concern in the occupied Palestinian territory. Palestinian children face violence as a consequence of the occupation and conflict as well as within family community and school. The humanitarian situation in the occup
ied Palestinian territory is weak and violence has become part of everyday life.Finland continues its support to the UNICEF project to support a school- and growth environment for Palestinian children free of violence. The project builds on a first phase i
mplemented in 2017-2018 that worked on reducing violence against children in schools and communities and on the other hand to strengthen humanitarian coordination related to child protection and education. This second phase of the project will focus on the
 first mentioned on reducing violence against children in schools and communities. The project funding is 1.6 million euros for 2019-2022.The project aims to strengthen the rights of both girls and boys it supports peace and human rights in a conflict area
. Geographically the project focuses on the most vulnerable areas of the occupied Palestinian territory. Väkivalta lapsia kohtaan on vakava huolenaihe miehitetyllä Palestiinalaisalueella. Palestiinalaislapset altistuvat sekä Israelin miehitystoimiin ja konfliktiin liittyvälle väkivallalle että väkivallalle perheissä yhteisöissä ja kouluissa. Humanit
aarinen tilanne miehitetyllä Palestiinalaisalueella on heikentynyt ja väkivalta muodostunut osaksi arkea. Suomi jatkaa tukeaan UNICEFille väkivallattoman kasvu- ja kouluympäristön edistämiseksi miehitetyllä Palestiinalaisalueella. Kyseessä on lisä
myöntö. Ensimmäinen vuosina 2017-2018 toteutettu hanke pyrki vähentämään lapsiin kohdistunutta väkivaltaa kouluissa ja yhteisöissä sekä toisaalta vahvistamaan lasten ja opetuksen suojeluun liittyvää humanitaarista koordinaatiota. Hankkeen toin
en vaihe keskittyy näistä ensimmäiseen eli lapsiin kohdistuvan väkivallan vähentämiseen koulussa ja yhteisöissä. Hankkeen rahoitus on 16 miljoonaa euroa vuosille 2019-2022.Hanke pyrkii vahvistamaan niin tyttöjen kuin poikien oikeuksia se tukee rau
han ja ihmisoikeuksien toteutumista konfliktialueella. Alueellisesti hanke fokusoi miehitetyn Palestiinalaisalueen kaikkein hauraimpiin alueisiin.
MOLDOVA FLC/Administrative costs MOLDOVA PYM/Hallintokulut Administrative Costs of the Local Cooperation Fund of the Embassy in Bucharest that are being used for project management and administration in Moldova. Administrative costs are directed specifically to business travels related to project administration in
 Moldova. Also costs are used for organization trainings for the new FLC partner organisations. In 2019 we have planned to organise trainings about financial administration and RBM (in case of need). Bukarestin edustuston koordinoiman Paikallisen yhteistyön määrärahalla (PYM) Moldovassa toteutettavien hankkeiden hoitoon tarkoitetut hallintokulut. Hallintokuluja käytetään erityisesti koordinaattorin hankehallintoon liittyvään matkustamiseen Mol
dovassa. Hallintokuluilla katetaan myös mahdolliset koulutukset uusille hankepartnerijärjestöille. Vuoden 2019 hankepartnereille on suunniteltu tarpeen mukaan koulutuksia taloushallinnosta ja RBM.sta.
HALO/Humanitarian Mine Action in Ukraine HALO/Humanitaarinen miinatoiminta Ukrainassa HALO?s community-centred clearance programme will support vulnerable populations affected by mines and Explosive Remnants of War (ERW) close to the conflict line in Eastern Ukraine. The project will 1) promote physical security in the conflict zone in Ukra
ine by removing explosive hazards 2) promote economic and social stability 3) facilitate IDP return 4) facilitate resumption of livelihood activities and 5) infrastructure rehabilitation through mine clearance of residential areas farmland and infrastructu
re sites. The primary beneficiaries of the project are the current and returning population in the conflict zone. Project will also support Government of Ukraine to fulfill its obligations under the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention. In addition to curren
t funding Finland will fund HALO's project with an additional 600 000 Euros in 2019. HALO:n yhteisölähtöinen miinanraivaushanke Itä-Ukrainan kontaktilinjan tuntumassa vähentää konfliktialueen haavoittuvalle väestölle miinoista ja sodan räjähtämättömistä jäänteistä (ERW) aiheutuvaa vaaraa sekä parantaa heidän toimeentulo
mahdollisuuksiaan. Hanke edistää vakautta ja turvallisuutta tavoittelemalla: 1) räjähteiden aiheuttaman uhan poistaminen; 2) taloudellisen ja sosiaalisen vakauden edistäminen; 3) maan sisäisten pakolaisten paluumuuton tukeminen; 4) elinkeinoelämän 
uudelleenkäynnistäminen ja 5) miinoista saatuneiden alueiden palauttaminen asumis- ja elinkeinoelämän käyttöön. Hankkeen pääasialliset hyödynsaajat ovat konfliktialueen nykyiset asukkaat sekä alueelle palaavat pakolaiset. Hanke tukee myös Ukrai
nan hallitusta Ottawan jalkaväkimiinojen kieltosopimuksen velvotteiden toimeenpanossa.  Suomi tukee HALO:n hanketta aiemman tuen lisäksi ylimääräisellä 600 000 euron rahoituksella 2019.
F.a: Dessie Kombolcha Community Based Rehabilitation Project for People with Disabilities The project contributes to the enhancement of PwDs through maximizing their physical and mental activities, increased access to regular service opportunities, and becoming active contributors to the community + society at large in Dessie and Kombolcha, in 
Amhara Region, using Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR). The project will adopt a holistic approach and provide services that encompass health, education, training, advocacy, disability awareness, IGAs. The project seeks to ensure active participation an
d inclusion of PwDs in the community. School teachers will be trained in sign language, special need education and inclusive education. PwDs will be empowered through economic strengthening schemes + psycho-social support mechanisms. This include introduct
ion of small business management training, provision of startup money, educational support, provision of appliances follow-up and counseling, etc. The project will strengthen major stakeholders of CBR projects and build the capacity of project personnel an
d the pertinent stakeholders of CBR in the project catchment area through short-term trainings. The direct beneficiaries of the project are the approximately 300 PwDs (children, young people, adults) and indirect beneficiaries approximately 12.000 persons 
in the area. The project is implemented in close cooperation with the state and with other non-governmental organizations working in the field. The implementing agency is the Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus / North Central Synod Development and S
ocial Services Commission (EECMY-DASSC-NCS) in Dessie.