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Andean Regional Energy and Environment Partnership (EEP) Programme, Techinal Assistance for the remaining implementation period Energy and Environment Partnership (EEP) in the Andean Region (Peru Ecuador Colombia and Bolivia) is a partnership programme to promote the use of the renewable energy resources and clean technologies and contributing to combating the effects of the climat
e change. The objective of the partnership is to promote the use of renewable energy and clean technology solutions to regional and national policies and to promote ecologically and socially sustainable development increasing knowledge and access to modern
 affordable and reliable energy solutions especially in the poor rural areas of the partner countries. The partnership contributes to foster regional integration and cooperation by public and private sector partnership projects. The program provides grants
 for developing piloting and scaling up inclusive business models and provides seed money for the preparatory phases of sustainable energy investments.The beneficiaries of the EEP-cooperation are the local rural population whose access to affordable renewa
ble energy solutions is strengthened. Renewable energy based economic development is in many cases more sustainable as it relies on local energy sources creates local employment opportunities and prevents pollution. The EEP Programme includes a regional fu
nd thought which co-finances renewable energy and energy efficiency projects. There are currently 18 projects ongoing.The host organization of the Andean EEP Programme is the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture IICA which is a specializ
ed agency under the Organisation of American States OAS. The regional coordination of the Andean EEP Progamme is in Lima Peru. The implementation period for the programme is 2011-2016 with a current total budget is 905 million Euros.However the technical a
ssistance for the EEP Programme is currently procured until 2014 only. To secure the technical assistance needed for the entire EEP implementation period the additional funds are allocated for 2014-2016.
INGO/Federation of Agricultural Producers/Agricord Capacity building of farmers'organisations in developing countries
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Human Rights and Forced Eviction Project
MAS/FLC  PKPKM: Education for Children of Nomadic Bajau Laut Education of Bajau Laut children in Lahad Datu and Semporna. Mobile teaching in temporary shelters in the islands.
Finnish support to Water Supply + Sanitation Collaborative Council (WSSCC) Water Supply + Sanitation Collaborative Council (WSSCC) is a global multi-stakeholder partnership which focuses on improving sanitation and hygiene among the poorest. It works predominantly in rural settings in Africa and Asia. Besides improving sanitation
 services advocacy and education have a central role in its activities. With its support to WSSCC Finland on her own behalf aims at accelerating the progress towards the MDG on sanitation.
Technical Assistance to Special Needs Education in Ethiopia The programme aims at strengthening and mainstreaming special needs education/ inclusive education in education sector in Ethiopia.
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) The purpose of the project is to strengthen the Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) program of the partner which provides services to children with disabilities in the community. The project is implementation by the Free Pentecostal Church of Tanzania (FP
CT) who is Fida's partner in Tanzania and targets 500 Children and Youth living with disability in Tanga region. Insufficient care and quality service to children with disabilities under five years has so many consequences. Neglect and denial to the childr
en's rights to basic needs such as nutritious food, good shelter and clothes have impacted children with disability negatively.  Poor living conditions of families have also contributed so much to insufficient support to these children. Both children and t
heir families will need support to reverse the trend. To respond to the core problem, the project will continue strengthening the community-based rehabilitation services and care to children with disabilities. The intervention will be guided by the current
 WHO-CBR matrix in tackling some aspects of disability challenges. The improved care and quality of CBR services for children with disabilities under five years old include integrated nutrition, medical support and mobility assistive equipment. The project
 will also focus on child sponsorship, family empowerment through micro-credit programs and training on sustainable food security. The project's goal is to contribute to the wellbeing of children with disabilities and their families through a just, safe an
d caring partner in Tanzania. Family members and other community members will be committed and responsible for taking care of their children and youth with disabilities. The community-based rehabilitation program will be improved to enhance self reliance a
nd sustainability.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Information, education and advocacy of the rights of the samburu girls  and women in the   Isiolo county
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) The activities are 2-day training about legal aid and assistance, about the  system of penalties and the new Criminal Procedure Code for AREDDHO?s volunteers, discussion sessions for the prison authorities, judges and legal officers and for police officers
 assist the judiciary, Information and training sessions for minors and other prisoners, legal aid, mediation solutions, drafting complaints and assisting the applicants in acting with the regulatory bodies, The study of the violations of human rights agai
nst minors taking place in prisons of Bubanza and Bururi. In the Burundian prisons arbitrary arrest, prolonged pre-trial detention and improper handling of cases are common. The judicial authorities and the police often do not know how to deal with the cas
es of minors properly and they often prevent the access of the families of detainees and lawyers' organizations to the detainees. Also the poverty of the accused, as well as the judiciary lack of resources, corruption and inefficiency hamper or prevent the
 investigation of legal cases is, the use of defenders of witnesses,  the pre-trial detention legally staying within the limits of time, as well as the appeal process is operational. Prisoners and detainees conditions are poor, even life-threatening and mi
nor prisoners are in particularly vulnerable position, as they have not been separated from the other prisoners. What represents a positive development, however, is that in April 2013 was adopted a new Criminal Procedure Code, which has taken more account 
of the prosecution service, pre-trial investigation and coercive measures, legal aid, the weaknesses of the right to prosecution of the prosecutor and the accused. The main objective of the project is to contribute to the implementation legal rights of the
 prisoners, particularly minor prisoners. The project's main target group consists of the prisoners in pretrial detention in Bururi and Bubanza. The project aims to provide legal advice and assistance to minor prisoners (in particular, the poor, the illite
rate prisoners, albinos, batwa, as well as prisoners, which litigation is significantly delayed). In addition, the project will benefit from a wider target other prisons, prisoners, prison and judicial authorities as well as AREDDHOn volunteers who have le
gal training during the project. Association pour la Recherche sur l'Environnement, la Democratie et les Droits de l'Homme au Burundi (AREDDHO) is founded by lawyers in April 2012 in Bujumbura, wh
Leadership Training of Namibian Teachers' Union (NANTU) at Regional and Local Level The main goals are to promote the rights of the civil society democratic desionmaking processes and social dialogue between the civil societyunions and education leaders and the education administration.The aim is to strenghen the role of civil society in 
education and development of education. One of main goals is to reinforce the role of the civil society the teacher union at regional and local level.The project also promotes teachers'commitment to the ethical codes of teachers. Leadership training progra
ms also strenghen union's capacity on the local level and in schools and prepare union leaders to safeguard the intrests of teachers and education also at local level. The project gives the tools to work in better co-operation with education leaders and ad
ministration.The main activities are training programs investment in human capital. The project is part of the education policy and influences the quality of education.
Supporting the work of a gender adviser at the regional Office Finland has started supporting the work of a gender adviser at the regional Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights OHCHR located in Beirut in year 2010. Adviser's work aims to enhance and pormote the women's human rights and fundamental freedoms.
 Adviser has for the past two years offered support to the governments international organizations and civil society organizations and ensured that all OHCHR activities in the region have women's rights as cross cutting objectives. The work has started wel
l and recent political events have paved way to new opportunities in the adviser's work field. At the same time it is clear that challenges remain. The unit for the Middle East and North Africa propose to continue the support for the gender adviser's work 
for the next three years.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Education and BTEVT assessments in Uganda
Storytent in AFRICA I Story Tent is a project that will give voice to the voiceless. It is basically simple but at the same time demanding project where a movable studio - a tent - will be taken to the places where ordinary people live and work. Story Tent will ask people to te
ll stories which are in their hearts and minds. Story Tent will work together with the community and different groups in the societytrying to find especially those who normally has no possibilities to tell their stories publicly: women disabled people refu
gees people living in the poverty.Stories of Story Tent are easily possible to modify to be used also in the radio newspapers and in the internet.The most important principle in the Story Tent method is to believe in  the equality of the citizens of the so
ciety: to have the approach of respect and and unique interest in the stories of the people. The Story Tent is a way to build the society of the democracy.The development problem addressed by this project is the problem of access to information especially 
of and by the most vulnerable groups. The project is directly related to gender equality and reducing inequality. Environmental issues will also be covered in documentary films and the Storytent stories.  The main aim of the project is to bring the voices 
and problems of the poorest people forwards better. The project will concentrate on training the existing documentary  makers but the Storytents will remain in each country. The main beneficiaries are local journalists and TV production institutions as wel
l as the poor and vulnerable groups in each country.
Implementation of the Strategi Plan 2014 - 2016 The Zanzibar Legal Service Centre intends over the period under review to accomplish the following strategic  aims and objectives: Quality and timely legal aid services to the indigent provided, public engagement in constitution and law making processes en
hanced, comprehensive research publication and documentation undertaken, human rights of marginalised groups promoted and protected enhanced, demand driven civic and legal education of the general public enhanced and organizational development and sustaina
bility strengthened.Therefore to accomplish the above strategic aims ZLSC will strive to achieve the following outputs: Standard legal aid services for poor and marginalised people provided, paralegals aid services strengthened, community participation in 
constitution and law making process enhanced, advocacy for legal reform and good governance undertaken, action research that informs advocacy undertaken, user friendly resource centre strengthened, rights of women children the elderly people with disabilit
y and people living with HIV/AIDS promoted and protected, human rights awareness and monitoring in Zanzibar enhanced, capacity of CSO's addressing the rights of poor marginalised and vulnerable groups strengthened, civic and voter literacy of the general p
ublic in Zanzibar improved, knoeledge and skills of secondary school teachers on civics and legal education improved.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Empowering dalits and landless communities to improve their livelihood and legal situation.
Addis Hiwot Center of the Blind Conduct braille literacy for 40 beneficiaries in Assela + Addis Abeba  Organize orientation and mobility skills   training for 50 beneficiaries attending braille literacy.- carrying out independent living skills training for 20 beneficiaries ICT training f
or another 10 beneficiaries + business management training for 10 beneficiaries- Provide  psychosocial counseling service for 300 beneficiaries- Organize awareness creation workshops for  75 persons including stakeholders on the concept of disability
CPR/Datong hospital equipment project Sairaaloiden varustaminen nykyaikailla laitteillaSuomalainen vieja Medko Medical on voittanut tarjouskilpailun sairaaloiden varustamisesta nykyaikaisilla laitteilla Datongin kaupungissa.Sosiaalisektorin kehittaminen, sairaalapalveluiden laadun ja saatavuud
en parantaminen. Sairaaloiden diagnostiikan ja hoidon tason kohottaminen.
Frame agreement with NGO (CMI) CMI will continue to support young individuals from Armenia, Azerbaijan and Nagorno-Karabakh strongly engaged in promoting cooperation and dialogue among their societies. CMI will establish a platform allowing the core group to engage in dialogue and peer-
exchange and to jointly develop and implement confidence-building initiatives in their societies and across the conflict divides while communicating about the outcomes with relevant Track 1 actors. In addition, CMI will launch a regional platform of indepe
ndent experts, providing safe spaces for joint reflection on foreign policy and regional security as well as innovative tools to produce a comprehensive conflict analysis and joint policy recommendations. Finally, CMI will provide support to the Geneva Int
ernational Discussions on Georgia through deployment of experts.
Farmers' Clubs in Kuando Kubango province Angola The overall objective of the project is to promote environmentally sustainable human development in rural areas in Angola. The purpose is to increase food security household income health and general wellbeing and to mitigate the impact of climate change f
or family farmers in Kuando Kubango Province.The project will train subsistence farmers in conservation farming techniques with the aim of helping them to increase their yield to provide food security and in time a surplus for market. Literacy and numeracy
 training actions for improved health and common organization will complete the package promoting sustainable development. Gender equality in participation and influence will be encouraged and the project will seek to enable participants to participate in 
local democratic society on a more equal footing with their fellow citizens. The project will lead to increased climate proofing for the farmers. 1000 farmers at least half of whom female will be organized in 20 Farmers? Club. Each Club of 50 farmers will 
elect a Farmers? Club Committee consisting of a president vice-president treasurer secretary and advisor. The advisor will often be a village elder or other influential local stakeholder. The Committees will be trained in project activities and in good org
anizational practices including practicing inclusion and transparency. The Committees will be responsible for guiding the rest of the Club members and will take an increasingly larger role in deciding upon and managing activities. The Farmers will receive 
farming instruction in the Clubs and will also learn about other relevant topics including basic business skills health water and sanitation nutrition and more. In groups of 10 the farmers will work two model plots. These will be used to try out new techni
ques so that the farmers can experience improved results without having to risk their own production. As they begin to implement new methods in their own fields and increase their yields the farmers will have a surplus to sell. The Clubs will facilitate th
e organization of shared transport as a method of accessing markets. To increase their capacity further the farmers will be offered literacy and numeracy training which will improve their ability to plan their production and keep track of their progress. T
he Angolan Ministry of Agriculture Rural Development and Fisheries will provide institutional support training and inputs for the farmers.
Right to Education and Development for Hard of Hearing Children in Cochabamba Bolivia The project works with promoting human rights for one of the most vulnerable groups people with disabilities in this case Hard of Hearing children. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the right to education and development for Hard of Hearing Child
ren in the city of Cochabamba Bolivia. The project has three strategies: 1) education and capacity buildning 2) information and raising awareness and 3) advocacy. Many Hard of Hearing children go to school under conditions that weakens their access to educ
ation. Hearing loss is still an unknown disability in Bolivia. Schools and teachers lack the knowledge and pedagogical tools to meet the need of Hard of Hearing pupils. Hard of Hearing children go to school without hearing aids or in inadequate acoustical 
environments.  Many parents of Hard of Hearing children need knowledge and capacities to support their child's development and demand their rights. The authorities have taken steps to improve the situation for people with disabilities but they aren't enoug
h. The project is based on the promotion of human rights. The project educates teachers schools and authorities on the rights and needs of Hard of Hearing children. The project arranges teacher training in pedagogical methods for Hard of Hearing children a
s well as improving the sound environment in class rooms in 10 schools. The project arranges education and capacity buildning activities to parents of Hard of Hearing children as well as raising the general public's awarness of Hard of Hearing issues.  The
 project is a cooperation between the organization for parents of Hard of Hearing children APANH and the Finnish Federation of Swedish Speaking Hard of Hearing.
Frame agreement with NGO (Frikyrklig samverkan FS rf) Community Health Development in Khalingland
Immediate Measures Package The Council of Europe has planned with the Ukrainian government a project to support high-speed start-up of the reform efforts and cover the cap that is left between the current situation and the future longer-term action in Ukraine starting in 2015. Proje
ct includes a wide-ranging constitutional reform that focuses on the promotion of human rights especially the rights of minorities the development of the electoral law and the strengthening of the Parliament and civil society. The total project budget is 2
.5 million Euro of which Finland's share is EUR 150000.
NGOCC Women in Politics (1) Hold a Retreat to Strategize for 2016 General Elections(2)Engagement of Political Parties(3)Domestication of the SADC Protocol4)  Capacity building in leadership and Advocacy Skills 5)  Public awareness on Vote for Women Campaign6) Involvement of women
 in the electoral process
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Due to the sporadic nature of the conflict in CAR, as well as the weak authority and reach of the Transitional Government, it is necessary to look into empowering communities themselves to build resilience to conflict. By directly engaging members of commu
nities to reflect on narratives, problems and prerequisites to reconciliation, communities begin to enable themselves to process the consequences of conflict and establish ownership over recovery, as well as prevention of further conflict. This project?s o
bjective is to enhance the capacities of communities to recover from, reconcile and prevent violent conflict. A further key objective of FCA?s Right to Peace approach in CAR will be to build bridges between the youth and the traditional/religious leadershi
p, in order to nurture more holistic collaboration and foster an improved sense of belonging and representation within communities. To capitalise on its comparative advantage in the education sector and to ensure a sustainable approach to social cohesion t
hat engages both youth and elders, Finn Church Aid (FCA) will couple its peace activities with education activities. In view of social cohesion and peacebuilding, it is particularly pertinent to engage the youth, who constitute half of the population in CA
R today. FCA is currently the only organisation taking on such a mutually reinforcing approach to education and social cohesion.FCA?s R2P activities will be based on: ? Discussion groups, engaging 1. the (Parents Association, PTA) active in the community, 
2. the youth of the community, 3. the women of the community: 4. the community leadership (religious, traditional, mayor), ? Encouraging a balanced representation women in all groups,? Separate and joint thematic discussions and workshops, ? Thematic aware
ness-raising (incl. HR, IHL, SGBV, RoL, Justice) and mediation training (as well as possibly practical livelihood skills training)Identified beneficiaries are the targeted communities as a whole, but through a focus on youth and their families (PTAs), as w
ell as religious and traditional leaders.On a secondary level, the project aims to influence national authorities by inviting them to recognise and engage with community level peace support structures.