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F.a: Globalisti Magazine In the time of growing globalisation as well as growing nationalistic tendencies, it is becoming even more important that the young people in Finland are more aware about development issues. This means there is a growing need for global education and aware
ness raising in an appealing form for the youth. On the other hand, there is at the same time already many young people, who are interested in global issues and would like to work on them, but don’t have the channels or means to make their voice heard. G
lobalisti magazine answers to both of these needs: by offering information written by youth for youth that can be used as global education material, as well as by creating opportunities for young people to work on and promote the development issues. More w
idely, Globalisti magazine encourages young people to global responsibility and active citizenship. The aim of the Globalisti magazine is to raise awareness of young people about development issues. To ensure this, each magazine has a special focus on one 
actual theme. Changemaker network will publish 2 issues of Globalisti each year - one in spring, one in autumn. The number of copies is 3 500/issue. 1,500 copies are distributed to young people during activities of Changemaker, 2,000 copies to teachers and
 people doing global education through SubjectAid service.Activities and expected results: • All content (text, editing, illustrations) of the Globalisti magazine done by an editorial group consisting of young volunteers of Changemaker network. The layou
t done by a graphic artist, who has been working in close contact with the editiorial group. The magazine is printed and distributed as described above.• As a starting point of each magazine, Changemaker organises training for the volunteers, so that the
y can develop new skills and become more confident of their abilities to produce a magazine. • New people to join the editorial group. The editorial group will also have regular meetings throughout the year. • Awareness of youth increased on global dev
elopment issuesTarget groups: Globalisti is targeted both (1) to youth and young adults (e.g. members of Changemaker network, youth in parishes and schools) as well as (2) to people working with youth and in the field of global education (e.g. teachers, yo
uth workers)Implementing partner: The main implementing partner in Finland is Changemaker Network.
F.a: Socio-economic support to disabled women's groups from MUNDAKA, MITI and Bushumba / KABARE territory, South Kivu Province in Congo 30 WWDs will receive business training and start up capital to start their business. They will work in groups of 6 members each. 4 Groups will focus on sales of first necessity products, and 1 group will focus on weaving and tailoring. Products will be sol
d in local markets. Women will also make part of a big Solidarity group, where they will make savings for the future and receive support on their business if needed.
F.a: Attending national celebration of Albino day in Dodoma Attending national celebration of Albino day in Dodoma
F.a: Regional Food Security and Climate Change Programme Partner communities in Eastern Africa region are extremely poor and vulnerable because their resource base including land, livestock, water resources and trees have been degraded by environmental and climatic challenges. Regional Food Security and Climate 
Change Programme was started in 2014 and is full-fledged in environment and climate change so as to build the partners' capacity to deal with environmental/climatic issues and to find better livelihood strategies for people suffering from the effects of en
vironmental degradation and climate change. The goal of the programme is to contribute to just, safe and caring partners widely impacting on the holistic wellbeing of the communities in Eastern Africa region. The purpose of the programme is improved liveli
hoods to extremely poor and vulnerable people living in communities affected by environmental and climatic problems in Eastern Africa region. The programme results in improved capacity of 1 480 direct and over 6 000 indirect partners to respond to environm
ental and climate change challenges. Food security enhances and the number of regional level interventions among partners increases. The beneficiaries include both the partner churches and local communities living in Eastern Africa who are affected by envi
ronmental problems. Fida partners with Free Pentecostal Church of Tanzania (FPCT), Community of Pentecostal Churches in Burundi (CEPBU), Full Gospel Churches of Kenya (FGCK), Pentecostal Churches of Uganda (PCU), Ethiopian Guenet Church (EGC), and CEPAC/CE
P in DRC.
F.a: Community Based Health + National Red Cross Development Through increase knowledge sharing and improved hygiene to promote the health, decrease the morbidity and mortality especially under 5 year old children and pregnant women.
F.a: MERO office PMER support for the Regional Programme In order to improve programme quality and programme development, and ensure strategic guidance and partners’ capacity building, it is of essence to have presence in the countries and support PMER. For this to be successful FCA needs to commit long-term f
unding. Networking and attending coordination, sector and cluster meetings are important and also the key when seeking new funding. Working with the local partners successfully requires working hand in hand throughout the project cycle. The field presence 
is in line with FCA’s regional strategy, and supporting the strategic goals especially related to programme quality, capacity building, advocacy and relationship building with other organisations/actors as well as broadening the funding base.

The overal
l objective is to improve effectiveness, quality and impact Jordan, Lebanon and IoPT country programmes focusing on the thematic areas, Right to Livelihood, Right to Education and Right to Peace through established field presence.

Expected results: 
• S
trategic and operational planning for the region including programme and project PME and administrative support 
• Established a functional working relationship and collaboration with UN agencies, I/NGOs, CBOs and government authorities at regional and c
ountry level 
• New partnership and networking created to broaden the funding base
• Effective coordination of work and cooperation with other aid organisations 
• Capacity of local partners strengthened for effective and efficient programme implemen
tation 
• Thematic advice is provided to the regional and country programmes and projects 
• Effective emergency response/humanitarian aid has been provided during disasters 
• Resourcing and staffing of the Regional Office and Programme Countries ha
ve been ensured
• Management and administration of the Regional Office have been further strengthened and support to field presence in programme countries provided
• Input of partner organisations and topics from the region into the lobby and advocacy 
work have been increased
• Support and input for communication purposes have been ensured


Partners: Local and regional civil society actors, international organisations, government, donors
F.a: Bread Bakery Project Run by PWDs Physically disabled persons 5 men/5 women in Dessie Town are starting a local bakery. Electricity line, machines and stock of flour is financed by Abilis funds.
F.a: Administration FCA aims to plan and implement effective and efficient programmes maintaining high quality and thematic expertise. To ensure these, FCA staff in the Regional and Country Offices, as well as our partners are supported through monitoring and support visits.O
bjectives: The objective of the project is to ensure the quality and better monitor and follow-up of FCA’s programmes. Expected Results: Improved programme quality and PMER trough monitoring, thematic and other programme support visits to the country pro
grammes and projects.Rights- holders /beneficiaries: FCA country and regional office staff, local partners and rights-holders
Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Poverty Reduction, Livelihoods + UXO (unexploded ordnance) Unit.
FLC: Participatory Actions for Social Accountability Resource management and fight against corruption in Uvinza District KIOO seeks to strengthen engagement of women youth and community at large to promote transparency accountability in public services delivery and fight against corruption. The project will equip rural people with anti - corruption education so that they may
 stand to fight it; disseminate and diffuse relevant information on principals of good governance in Uvinza district; handle anti - corruption campaign village to village in 10 wards of Uvinza district; establish anti-corruption clubs in every village whic
h will monitor participation of community members in planning and educating them on how to fight corruption. All this will be done because citizens and mostly women and youth are not actively involved in decision making processes they don't know the respon
sibilities of their leaders income and expenditure are not openly to the community members and they do not have an avenue to air grievances. The expected results of this project include; availability of simplified user-friendly and accessible information s
haring systems; presence of good collaboration and relations among CSOscitzens and concilors within Uvinza district in fighting corruption; knowledgeable citizens who are advocating for good governance and responsiveness in the fight corruption; presence o
f data and information on the level to which corruption has been narrowed and the level of improvement in public accountability transparency integrity and efficiency in public service delivery. Developmental impact will include the following; wide gap on u
nderstanding the issues related to corruption between youth women and the entire community will be reduced as the project will bring together all stakeholders to discuss and educate youth and women on how where and when corruption occurs in daily life. Als
o awareness will be created on how to deal with corruption. Main beneficiaries of this project are women youth disabled groups street and ward leaders CSOs FBOs and government officials in Uvinza District. Umoja wa Wawezeshaji KIOO is the implementing agen
cy. KIOO was chosen through a competitive selection where the Embassy invited various NGOs to submit applications for 2017 support and KIOO was among the chosen few. It is very important for the community to know all issues pertaining to corruption in orde
r to be able to fight it.
INT/Finland's support to UN's Central Emergency Response Fund CERF Humanitaarinen apu; yleisrahoitus YK:n keskitetylle hätäapurahastolle (CERF) United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) is established to ensure more rapid response to the humanitarian crisis by the international humanitarian community. Vuonna 2021 kaikkiaan 235 miljoonaa ihmistä tarvitsee humanitaarista apua ja suojelua. YK:n tavoitteena on toimittaa hätäapua 160 miljoonalle ihmiselle 56 maassa. Rahoitustarve on 351 miljardia dollaria. Cerf on strateginen humanitaarinen rahasto joka n
opeuttaa YK-järjestelmän reagointia lisää rahoituksen ennustettavuutta ja parantaa avun oikea-aikaisuutta. Rahasto reagoi erityisen nopeasti äkillisiin katastrofeihin ja pyrkii varmistamaan riittävät resurssit alirahoitetuissa humanitaarisissa kriis
eissä. Cerfin rahoituspäätöksissä kiinnitetään erityistä huomiota alirahoitettuihin prioriteetteihin: tasa-arvoon vammaisinkluusioon suojeluun ja koulutukseen hätätilanteissa. Cerfin kautta Suomi pystyy vastaamaan humanitaarisiin kriiseihin myös
 niissä maissa joihin ei humanitaarisen avun budjetin puitteissa voida osoittaa korvamerkittyä rahoitusta.
F.a: Integrated Health Programme To promote the health situation of the target communities
F.a: Creating professional possibilities for young PWDS Vocational training on Handicraft for 5 Persons with Disabilities and 6 Parents with Children with Disabilities in other for them to get profession and income.
FLC: ENKE-Trailblazer and Catalyst program PYM: ENKE- Trailblazer and Catalyst Program Trailblazer program is a youth social innovation and Entrepreneurship program.It is the organisation's flagship program and was established in 2009 with the goal of empowering young peolpe with theoretical and practical training to enable them to engage wi
th and solve issues of inequality disconnection and apathy.Through this program high school students are inspired trained and supported to lead meaningful social change in their communities.There are 3 major components of the program training action and su
pport and celebration.This program will be implemented in a new city Bloemfointein Free state .Direct beneficiaries 165 learners will benefit from this programe over a period of 18 months. expected results are broken into 3 main areas mapping onto Enke's m
ission (to connect Equip and inspire).Enke aims to assess long term changes in the social capital of the youth that participate in its programs in comparison to a control group results will be published in September 2015 they also aim to increase an indivi
dual sense of self efficacy social responsibility and ability to innovate this is measured through participants initiation and completion of acommunity Action Project and how many people are impacted by these projects. Trailblazer program is a youth social innovation and Entrepreneurship program.It is the organisation's flagship program and was established in 2009 with the goal of empowering young peolpe with theoretical and practical training to enable them to engage wi
th and solve issues of inequality disconnection and apathy.Through this program high school students are inspired trained and supported to lead meaningful social change in their communities.There are 3 major components of the program training action and  s
upport and celebration.This program will be implemented in a  new city  Bloemfointein Free state .Direct beneficiaries 165 learners will benefit from this programe over a period of 18 months. expected results are broken into 3 main areas mapping onto Enke'
s mission (to connect Equip and inspire).Enke aims to assess long term changes in the social capital of the youth that participate in its programs in comparison to a control group results will be published in September 2015 they also aim to increase an ind
ividual sense of self efficacy social responsibility and ability to innovate this is measured through participants initiation and completion of acommunity Action Project and how many people are impacted by these projects.
FLC: Combatting violence against women in the region of Rabat Sale Zemmour and Zair PYM: Naisiin kohdistuvan väkivallan vastaiset toimet Rabatin Salen Zemmourin ja Zairin alueella The project aims at strengthening the capacity of women who have faced violence by offering for example legal assistance psychological support and other forms of support in a reception centre. Hankkeen tavoitteena on vahvistaa väkivallan kohteeksi joutuneiden marokkolaisnaisten kapasiteettia tarjoamalla heille muun muassa oikeusapua psykologista tukea sekä muita tukimuotoja heille järjestetyssä vastaanottokeskuksessa.
GTK/Strengthening the mastering of natural resources GTK/ Luonnonvarojen hallinnan vahvistaminen 2. vaihe IKI-yhteistyö The Geological Survey of Finland implements in Tajikistan a project with the national institution (years 2014 - 2017) in which the overall objective is to improve the standards and living conditions for local people by strengthening of the national economy
 of Tajikistan through sustainable use of mineral resources and creating of a safer environment. The project aims at developing the capacity for better risk management of geo-hazards modern data collection storage and dissemination and monitoring of ground
water resources.The primary beneficiary is the national geo-institution other beneficiaries include governmental institutions and agencies on both the national and regional level.The project is carried out as assingment for the services of governmental aut
horities/institutions.The support is 1.635.000 Euros. Geologian tutkimuskeskus (GTK) on toteuttanut Suomen rahoittamia kehitysyhteistyöhankkeita Keski-Aasiassa vuodesta 2008 alkaen. Tadzhikistanissa on parannettu kansalaisten elintasoa vahvistamalla maan taloutta kestävällä mineraalien käytöllä sekä v
aikuttamalla turvalliseen ympäristöön. Nyt suunniteltu IKI-hanke Luonnonvarojen hallinnan vahvistaminen vaihe II on jatkoa hankkeen ensimmäiselle vaiheelle joka toteutettiin viranomaistoimeksiantona vuosina 2014-2019. Hankkeen tuella on kehitetty luonn
onkatastrofien riskien hallintaa nykyaikaista tietojen keräämistä tallentamista ja jakamista sekä  seurattu pohjavesivaroja. Tulosten kestävyyden kannalta tärkeä hankkeen lopetusvaihe jouduttiin jättämään kesken johtuen kehitysyhteistyömäärä
rahoihin tehdyistä leikkauksista. Nyt suunnitelmana on jatkaa aiemmin aloitettua työtä ja varmistaa tulosten kestävyys. Hankkeen budjetti on 905 000 euroa ja sen kesto on kolme vuotta (2022 ? 2024). Hanke edistää Suomen kehityspolitiikan prioriteetti
a IV ? luonnonvarojen kestävän hoidon käytön suojelun ja hallinnan lisääminen?.
F.a: Pigs live stocking breading for People with Disabilities Income generating through pig breeding. 10 persons with a disability will be trained to raise and breed pigs in Ayeyarwaddy Region Myanmar
F.a: Establishment of Leather Manufacturing Partnership run by PWDs IGA project; 8 trained professional leather worker PWDs get a start up grant for modern machinery and good quality raw-materials in wholesale price.
FLC: Nia Foundation Holistic rehabilitation for autistic children at the Joy Center give training to care givers/therapists and increase the number of care givers/therapists in the center. Parents empowerment psychologically economically and socially will be given. In additio
n to these awareness and media engagement will be undertaken.-This will be done to support the rehabilitation programs for children with autism as part of disability rights. 80 children with autism and 120 parents of autistic children will be empowered psy
chologically and economically. The autistic children will gain independent skill and improved behavior. 80 children with autism and 124 parents are direct beneficiaries while the general public will also benefit from the awareness creation. - The Co-Actors
 are Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs The Charities and Societies Agency Ministry of Education and beneficiaries. Implementing partner is Nia Foundation. (Web: www.ethioautism.org)- - Holistic rehabilitation for autistic children at the Joy Center give training to care givers/therapists and increase the number of care givers/therapists in the center. Parents empowerment psychologically economically and socially will be given. In addit
ion to these awareness and media engagement will be undertaken. This will be done to support the rehabilitation programs for children with autism as part of disability rights.80 children with autism and 120 parents of autistic children will be empowered ps
ychologically and economically. The autistic children will gain independent skill and improved behavior. 80 children with autism and 124 parents are direct beneficiaries while the general public will also benefit from the awareness creation. The Co-Actors 
are Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs The Charities and Societies Agency Ministry of Education and beneficiaries.  Implementing partner is Nia Foundation. (Web: www.ethioautism.org)-
Partnership for cultural transformation Kumppanuus kulttuurin haitallisten piirteiden muuttamiseksi The previous project Christian sabinys stop FGM was successful. FGM is no longer practised but there are other harmful cultural practises to be stopped especially gender-based violence. Cultural transformation includes training in skills for both girls and
 boys education in reproductive health nutrition and agriculture. Prioritization of activities;Extending training of girls and boysPreventing GBVNutritionAgriculture developmentWater supplyCo-operation with Life Together International (LTI) will continue b
ut as it is financed only by donations it cannot guarantee continuous support but individual events or purchases. Aikaisempi hanke Tyttöjen sukuelinten silpomisen lopettaminen Ugandassa (interventiokoodi 28506718) saavutti tavoitteensa hyvin. Sukuelinten silpomista ei enää harjoiteta eikä edes haluta muistella vaan halutaan puuttua muihin haitallisiin kulttuuripii
rteisiin kuten naisiin kohdistuvaan väkivaltaan. Halutaan antaa tytöille ja pojille tasa-arvo-opetusta terveysvalistusta sekä käytännön koulutusta kädentaidoissa jolloin he pystyvät hankkimaan omia tuloja ja välittämään osaamistaan eteenpäin. 
Jatkovaiheessa on tarkoitus keskittyä seuraaviin alueisiin (tärkeysjärjestyksessä): Tyttöjen ja poikien laajempi kouluttaminen naisiin kohdistuvan väkivallan ehkäiseminen ravitsemus maatalouden kehitys ja vesihuollon järjestäminen. Yhteistyökumpp
ani Life together International  (LTI) jatkaa yhteistyötä joka tapauksessa mutta sen rahoituksen varaan ei voi laskea pitkän aikavälin toimintaa vaan vain yksittäisiä tapahtumia tai kertaluontoisia hankintoja.
Development Cooperation Planning Funds for Somalia Somalian kehitysyhteistyön suunnitteluvarat/NAI Finland supports Somalia through development cooperation. The bilateral cooperation in Somalia is guided by Finland's Development Cooperation in Somalia 2017?2020 document. It focuses particularly on supporting the realisation of the rights of women and gi
rls; as well as building and strengthening of the core functions of the Somali state. The document is based on the priorities identified in the Somalia's National Development Plan.The purpose of the Somalia planning funds is to improve the quality of the F
innish development cooperation in Somalia. Planning funds will be used for planning preparation monitoring evaluation and auditing the Finnish development and statebuilding support in Somalia as well as to promote results-based management. Planning funds c
an also be used for participating in Somalia aid coordination bodies' meetings. In addition the planning funds can be used for visits related to Finland's development policy and development cooperation with Somalia for organization of small-scale developme
nt policy/cooperation related trainings and workshops as well as for development cooperation related communication. The purpose of the planning funds is to ensure that the regional department and the Embassy have adequate resources to implement results-bas
ed programming in Somalia.Both the Department for Africa and the Middle East as well as the Embassy in Nairobi can use the planning funds. The allocation for the planning funds is 180.000?. Somalia on yksi Suomen kehitysyhteistyön pääkumppanimaista. Suomen tuen painopistealueina ovat etenkin naisten ja tyttöjen oikeuksien edistäminen sekä Somalian valtion ydintoimintojen vahvistaminen. Tavoitteet ovat linjassa Somalian kansallisen kehit
yssuunnitelman tavoitteiden kanssa. Suunnittelumäärärahoja käytetään Somaliassa tehtävän kehitysyhteistyön suunnitteluun valmisteluun seurantaan monitorointiin ja arviointiin kehitysyhteistyötoimintaan liittyviin koulutuksiin Somalian apukoordina
atiokokouksiin osallistumiseen sekä tuloksellisuuden parantamiseen. Lisäksi varoja voidaan käyttää kehitysyhteistyötoimintaan ja kehityspolitiikkaan liittyvien vierailujen kulujen kattamiseen pienimuotoisten seminaarien ja koulutusten järjestämisee
n sekä kehitysyhteistyöhön liittyvään viestintään. Suunnittelumäärärahan tarkoitus on taata riittävät resurssit edustustolle tuloksellisen kehitysyhteistyön valmisteluun arviointiin ja seurantaan.Vuodelle 2020 suunnitteluvaroja myönnetään 1
10 000 euroa.