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Loliondo Pastoralist Land Rights Tanzania Pastoralist Community forum (TPCF) is a non governmental non partisan and not profit making organization working to advance the rights of pastoralist communities in Tanzania. The advocacy is done through collective community base initiatives to re
duce vulnerability and improve their livelihoods. TPCF is the main implementing agency in this project.The main objectives of the activities are: To raise community land right awareness at the project village, To facilitate conflict management in different
 levels, To improve community resources rights and increase access to land resources by all groups in the communitiesThe activities include, Land rights awareness trainings sessions (on village land act No.5 and 4 of 1999). This will include holding a one 
day consultative workshop to introduce the project to various stakeholders at the District level. Also to organise a three days land rights trainings to twenty project villages and two days training to Ward land tribunals committees, To facilitate Land con
flict management and villages survey. This includes establishment of district land and housing tribunal organise inter-village meetings to facilitate village survey train on land conflict resolution Act of 2007 engage with National land use Commission and 
facilitate inter-village meetings to discuss villages boarders, Documentation and reports dissemination. The documentation for the process and the report will be produced to enable community understand the agreed land use plan for the purpose of reducing l
and conflicts and povertyProject Administration. This includes project day to day monitoring and administration. Project monitoring will be done to ensure that the project has sustainably achieved the intended goals and objectivesThe target group in this p
roject are: Village councils, village land committee, wards land tribunal, District land and housing tribunal, traditional leaders and National land Use plannning Commission.The final results of this project will be , Sustainable Land Use Planning.Pastoral
ist resource right violation is high in various parts of the country but Loliondo land rights violation has been an historical problem since the creation of the Serengeti national Park that resulted to the first pastoralist eviction in 1959 todate. Therefo
re this intervention is very important now to secure pastoralist future survival in Loliondo.
Youth media forum in Palestine Social exclusion of youth is one of the most serious development problems in Palestine. Many young people have little prospects of improving their lives and youth unemployment is very high both in West Bank and Gaza. The Youth Media Forum Project aims to p
revent the exclusion of Palestinian youth by giving them experiences of civic activism and social participation in their communities and societes. The main objective of the project is to improve the participation and empowerment of the youth by offering th
em platforms for meetings (both face-to-face and online) where they can process issues related to their lives. They will also learn media skills and have experience of producing media content which will help them to make their voices heard in the future. T
he project aims to reduce inequality among the youth by inviting the most vulnerable groups (youth living in refugee camps and disabled people such as deaf) to join the action. The project promotes dialogue between young people from different backgrounds a
nd it is open to everybody  also for those who are better off in the local context. Both Muslims and Christians will participate in the action. Gender equality is promoted by ensuring that minimum 50 % of the beneficiaries are girls or young women and they
 will be encouraged to civic participation. The project is committed to climate proofing. A risk assessment will be conducted at the beginning of the project. Use of web-based or video conferencing systems and social media channels enables the young Palest
inians from around the world to participate in action without travelling. The final beneficiaries are Palestinian youth between ages 14?26 from Palestinian Territories Isarel Golan Heighs and Palestinian refugees from the neighbouring countries and around 
the world.  The projet's main activities are: 1) Planning the concept and making the action plan of the media forum and media camps  2) Executing the media forum and media camps 2013?2015 3) Planning and implementing the activities in social media
Participative planning of forest management with peasants living inside a natural reserve They will work with the peasants living inside a natural reserve to help them plan the sustainable management of their lands with special attention to the forest areas. Their work will be closely matched with Colombian Ministry of Environment?s policies an
d institutional networks on the matter of natural reserves/ Antioquia (North Western Andes of Colombia).
Support to disabled women in the regions of Armenia through capacity building and integration to community life The project is to be implemented in 6 months in Chartentsavan community of Kotayq region of Armenia in close cooperation with the local authorities of the community. The beneficiaries of the proposed pilot project are the 450 disabled women living in the c
ommunity and isolated from the society. The organization will conduct needs assessment among the women. It will be orgnized vocational training courses and training courses on how to market the goods and services using IT technologies. At least 2 events of
 community importance will be organized with participation of community residents enrolling the residents with disabilities as well as a Sale - exhibition in Charentsavan community for promoting and selling the goods and products made by the residents with
 disabilities.
INT/European Centre for Development Policy Managment,phase II Finland supports ECDPM with core funding of 225 000/year for the years 2013-2015.  In addition ECDPM is requested to provide training and/or seminars for the MFA in yearly bases (25 000/year). The European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM) i
s an independent foundation created in 1986 with a view to strenghtening capacities in the ACP/Africa and improving relations between the EU and ACP/African countries. ECPDM produces independent and practical analysis advice and information and facilitates
 strategic policy processes and offers training. Finland has supported ECDPM since 1998.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finnish Red Cross) To reduce impact of disasters on vulnerable population and increase capacity of the population to respond and recover. To improve the disaster preparedness of Tadzikistan Red Crescent Society.
Better Governance for Adaptation to Climate Change Overall objective of the project is the community-based coastal resources with adaptation to climate change in Cat Hai island district Hai Phong City is sustainably managed contributing to poverty reduction and socio-economic development for the local peop
le.Specific objectives of the project are as follows:- To raise awareness of local government and community on issues of environment climate change and sustainable development.- To improve local governance by promoting co-management of natural resources an
d mobilizing participation of local in making decisions related to their life. - To protect environment  and build local capacity to adapt to climate change (preparedness against natural disaster) for sustainable livelihoods and development of Cat Hai dist
rict in generalThe 4 expected results of the project include: Expected Result 1: By December 2014 the awareness of 100% of aquaculture households 80% of the government officers of DPC and 50% of the bays? coastal households are raised on climate change and
 environment for sustainable development, 100% of aquaculture households adjust their behaviors to more friendly to sea water environment.Expected Result 2: By December 2014 the ?co-management? mechanism between local people and Cat Ba Bay Management is es
tablished and enhanced. The local regulation of water management and action plan will be prepared and implemented with participation of local people.Expected Result 3: By December 2014 the sanitation of the sea water in Cat Ba Bay and Lan Ha Bay is improve
d according to environment standards in comparison with the situation in October 2012.  The water environment is fine enough for keeping aquaculture sustainableExpected Result 4: By December 2014 sustainable livelihoods for households of aquaculture and es
pecially for poor households or households having sea dependent livelihoods are strengthened. The new model of feeding fish with industrial foods will be successfully piloted and studied by 80% of the aquaculture households. The income will be improved for
 more than 50% of the aquaculture households.?100% aquaculture households will well prepared for potential typhoon.?
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) EHAHRDP was founded in 2005. It is regional organization with the office located in Kampala. Operating areas include Burundi, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia, Sudan, Uganda and Tanzania. http://www.defenddefenders.org
UN Women/core funding Voluntary core support to UN Women the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women. UN Women was founded in July 2010 and launched in early 2011 by combing four existing UN entities (UNIFEM DAW, INSTRAW and OSAGI). UN Women promo
tes gender equality and the empowerment of women by normative and operational country-level action. UN Women is also responsible for UN system-wide coordination of gender equality.
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) The project entails constructing a methodology for a self-induced decolonisation process of the Miskito indigenous territories of Twi Waupasa, Twi Yahbra ja Wangki Twi on Northern Atlantic Autonomous Region of Nicaragua, strengthening the administrative an
d territorial governance capacity of the implementing organisations AMICA and YATAMA, and production of websites for them. The decolonization process aims to resolve the fate of the non-indigenous population of the indigenous territories and halt further i
mmigration in order to materialize the indigenous peoples' legal right to govern their territories, protect their natural resources and improve the indigenous peoples' quality of life. The project is part of a process implemented by the legal and recognize
d Miskito leadership (the territorial governments and YATAMA as people's movement) in favour of their communities. AMICA was founded in 1990 by a group of Miskito women repatriated from Honduras to Nicaragua after the war. The community based organisation 
promotes in particular women?s position within the indigenous territories on the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua. The themes AMICA works on include human rights, supporting community based ecotourism managed by women, women?s revolving fund, legal assistance i
n cases of domestic violence, supporting youth leadership respecting traditional Miskito values, environmental education and community development based on gender equality. AMICA promotes indigenous leadership. It participates actively in Central American 
indigenous women?s networks on domestic violence and biodiversity.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Free Legal Service and Mobile Clinic for Poor and Marginalised Women
Sonke Gender Justice Network - Holding key government department  Accountable to their Constitutional Mandates To Address the challenges posed by insufficient government implementiation of law and policies inadequate monitoring by oversight bodies and to strenghten civil society and citizen ability to combat gender - based violence. .Sonke Advocacy activities will 
be informed by a Human rights approach.  they will monotor the performance of key government departments and lobby for adequate resources to ensure that they deliver on their mandate.. South African girls boys women and men  will benefit  from  being provi
ded with information  and tools to advance Gender Equality and enfoce Human rights through  the  communications and Media Advocacy .
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Livelihood Campaign 2016/prepatations for the next year's campaign
Brypa The Disabled and the Enveronment To equip the house for independent living for persons with disabilities (Green House) with elements of barrier-free environment and to create a space for storage and maintenance of wheelchairs and bicycles.  To build a wooden walkway around the house in or
der to make the area accessible for disabled.  To set on the Green House a Finnish-made solar collector to supply the house with hot water and heating and to improve the energy efficiency via insulating the ceilings and attic of the house.
MAKUYA FESTIVAL 2013 MAKUYA Festival was launched to promote preserve and perpetuate traditional culture and performing arts as well as the encouragement of cultural tourism involving local District officers and performing group leaders. Work also includes the video documentat
ion of Makonde and Makua elders oral traditions of village life and rural society and the collections of cultural artifacts. Funds are requested for MAKUYA 2013 Traditional Culture and Performing Arts Festival.The objectives of the activities are: to conti
nue the tradition of the MAKUYA Festival began in 2008, to communicate the challenges faces at MAKUYA with participating government officials and performers to ensure a smoother future, to encourage newly established international corporations working in M
twara to annual support MAKUYA and to train Tanzania staff to effectively communicate with these potential partners. The final results of the activities will be: A festival near entirely in the hand of Tanzanians, the perpetuation of the Makuya Festival, c
ontinued encouragement of cultural-tourism activities in Mtwara region, Income generation for not only the performers event workers and MAKUYA team but guest houses restaurants food vendors craft producers and transport providers
Support to the Water Services Trust Fund (WSTF) The objective of the programme is to improve sustainable access to clean water by financing the water and sanitation services as well as to support water resources management at the local level through Kenya's Water Services Trust Fund (WSTF). Finland's su
pport to the WSTF focuses on financing of projects managed by rural communities and on their capacity development. Finland has supported the WSTF with approx. 45 million euros in 2009-2013. Further funding for the programme is under consideration.
Assisting victims of international crimes through ICC Trust Fund for Victims The Trust Fund for Victims (TFV) provides assistance to victims of crimes handled before the International Criminal Court (ICC) as well as their families. Genocide crimes against humanity and war crimes fall currently under the scope of the ICC's competenc
e. The TFV receives voluntary contributions from states and finances its partner organizations which further implement self-help projects at the local level. The projects can be divided into four major categories: (1) assistance to help victims rebuild the
ir communities, (2) assistance to victims of torture and/or mutilation, (3) assistance to children and youth, and (4) assistance to victims of sexual violence. The countries where the TFV provides assistance currently include Uganda and the Democratic Repu
blic of Congo. Further the TFV has plans for projects in the Central African Republic. The practical means of assistance include i.a. physical rehabilitation psychological rehabilitation and material support. The objective is to help victims and their fami
lies to overcome the damage resulting from the serious crimes and to help them lead a dignified and balanced life. The beneficiaries typically belong to the most marginalized people in their communities suffering from discrimination and psychic and physiol
ogical problems. This concerns particularly victims of sexual violence a priority area of concern for the TFV. Projects funded by the TFV contribute to individual rehabilitation and community reconciliation. An external evaluation shows that positive resul
ts have been achieved: projects funded by the TFV  have empowered victims  and helped them to live a more balanced life and find means of income.The TFV receives voluntary contributions from several states the UK Sweden the Netherlands the USA and Japan be
ing the most important donors. Finland contributes to the TFV's assistance mandate in Sub-Saharan Africa in years 2014 and 2015. The contribution complements Finland's existing multiannual support to the TFV's programme to assist victims of sexual and gend
er-based violence.
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) This project aims to build capacity of action partners and enhance their networks to increase sustainability and improve opportunities of vulnerable groups to become empowered through partners work at community level. In most Southeast Asia countries there
 has been impressive economic growth and process toward more open societies. All countries have made outstanding progress towards achieving Millennium Developmental Goals (MDGs). However, increasing social problems and disparities provide new challenges fo
r most countries in the region. On the positive side of the growth, situation offers many opportunities for Fida and partners to strengthen their role in the region as members of civil society. Fida and partners still have challenges of insufficient capaci
ty to operate effectively in the region. This project addresses this challenge and will be jointly implemented and managed by Fida action partners in the region, especially those being civil society partners. Action partners will get opportunity to increas
e their thematic networking and learning from other organisations in the region. Main focus is on networking with representative organisations of vulnerable groups like disabled people organisations and child right organisations. Other networking element i
s to increase cooperation with businesses and business people, being identified through partner networks, to promote ethical investments to poor communities and potential of poor people groups. Project will provide technical assistance, monitoring and smal
l scale additional support to action partners so that vulnerable groups can have their voice heard and their rights ensured. Quality gaps in action partner work are minimized by training key people at project level and through annual trainings and seminars
. Focus is on thematic issues including all mainstreaming topics, best practices and by promoting use of evidence based approach in work. Project will contribute to increased role of civil society in making positive change in communities. This will have su
bstantial impact in fighting disparities and social problems in the region. Fida's global success factors has been working with churches in many countries, thus it is expected that also church partners in the region have become positive and inclusive chang
e makers in the society.
My school During the years 2012 - 2014 Finnish- Namibian (friendship) society run program - My school. The aim on the program was to strenghen art and handigraft education in school. The program had very strong link to Namibian culture herit and society.During the M
y school program  lot of teachers were trained and motivated to start art and handigraft education in schools. The very strong idea was to wake up teachers to understand that art and handigraft education is not a separate area in education. It has very str
ong link to all learning processes. It is also motivating children to learn and study academic subjects.During this My school program Namibian and Finnish education experts together  design and wrote a book of art and handigratf education. This book is pri
nted in year 2014 and published in press conference during the autumn 2014 and at same time it is also launced to the leaders of education sector and ministry. The program have had strong commitment from Namibian education's leaders.During the year 2015 th
e aim is to do training program to the teachers and principals and at very conrete way to train them to use the manual and book in teaching practice.This is the only way to implement the whole idea of the program to all schools. Teachers education is not v
ery high level in Namibia. So teachers need very strong guidelines how to use the book in their teaching. The principlas of the schools are key persons. It is very much up to them how the book is taken in schools and how art and handigraft education is imp
lemented to the general education.So this one year training program is implementing finally all the work done during the years 2012- 2014 to the schools. During year 2015 a partner of Finnish Namibian Society NIED is  training teachers to use the book of o
f art and handigraft education in practice.It is purpose to educate teachers in all regions of Namibia (9 worshops). In autumn 2015 the program is also evaluated totally.
Support to Justice Rapid Response Facility Justice Rapid Response (JRR) is an international intergovernmental facity aimed at enhancing the capacity of the international community to ensure accountability for the most serious international crimes and human rights violations. Information and evidenc
e gathered through high-quality investigations is essential for delivering justice for such crimes which in turn is crucial for ending impunity for such crimes and for ensuring access to justice for the victims. The project supports the following activitie
s of the JRR : 1) direct investigative and prosecutorial assistance to States relating to the most serious international crimes, 2) expert roster development through support for organizing a training crouse on the investigation of SGBV crimes under interna
tional law in Senegal and a training course on the integration of forensic sciences in international investigations in the Republic of Korea and 3) strategic outreach and alliances activities.  The project promotes in a concrete manner the objectives of Fi
nland's Development Policy relating to the prevention of human rights violations related to conflicts and to the prevention of impunity associated with the most serious international crimes. The project also promotes the objectives of Finland's National Ac
tion Plan on Women Peace and Security (1325). Continued support to the JRR is specifically mentioned as a means to advance the objective of the Plan relating to the fight against impunity. Almost all investigations (95%) to which JRR has deployed experts c
oncerned investigations on serious crimes and human rights violations committed in countries that are ODA countries. At least 40 % of the participants to the training courses are from ODA countries but the proportion of participants from these countries wi
ll be more than 70% for the forensic sciences course. Those trained will be added to the roster from which experts will be deployed to investigations in almost only ODA countries. The training courses and other activities of the project are aimed at enabli
ng high-quality investigations in these countries. The final beneficiaries are therefore institutions societies and victimes of the most serious crimes in ODA countries. The projects are therefore ODA compatible on the basis of the final beneficiaries.