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Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) The project improves the defense of interests of the port workers by strengthening their trade unions in Colombia, Peru and Ecuador. This includes research, capacity building, communication, networking and organizational development. The main problems port
 workers face are related to weak or even non-existent interest representation which has its roots in the weakness or lack of trade unions in the sector. The project intends to strengthen sector's trade unions and their capacity to collective bargaining an
d negotiation with employers, to improve the working conditions and to defend workers' rights. As a result of the project, the unions of port workers are better equipped to negotiate decent work conditions, unions are stronger and are able to represent wor
kers, and unions act more efficiently and transparently. The beneficiaries of the project are port workers in Peru, Colombia and Ecuador and their trade unions. The project is implemented by International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) and its member 
unions in Colombia (SNTT) and Peru (Sindicato Unitario de los Trabajadores de APM Terminals (Callao)+ Sindicato Unico de Trabajadores Maritimos y Portuarios del Puerto de Callao), and its possible new member unions in Ecuador. The support and international
 experience of ITF is a key issue in strengthening of the local unions.
INT/IDEA The International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA) is an intergovernmental organization that supports sustainable democracy worldwide. International IDEA?s mission is to support sustainable democratic change by providin
g comparative knowledge and assisting in democratic reform and influencing policies and politics. International IDEA works worldwide. Based in Stockholm Sweden it has offices in Africa Asia and Latin America.
UNDP/Annual contribution 2015 Contribution to the UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) regular resources in 2015. UNDP partners with people at all levels of society to help build nations that can withstand crisis and drive and sustain the kind of growth that improves the quality
 of life for everyone. The funds are used to finance the core activities of UNDP in the fields of poverty reduction gender environment and good governance.
WASH project in Turkana Turkana is in many ways the most underdeveloped area in Kenya. The proposed project aims to improve the area?s wellbeing by providing assistance in water supply and sanitation sectors in the neediest villages in northern Turkana County which have been sele
cted by the Turkana community themselves.During the project efforts are made to repair and rehabilitate dysfunctional water wells in the project area. In addition ca. 10 new wells with water pans and 10-20 hygienic latrines will be built and also the commu
nities are educated in the proper ways to operate and manage the mentioned facilitie.The Turkanas haven?t needed to pay fees regarding the use of drinkable water in the past. We have learned during our preparatory mission that most of the wells built in th
e Turkana County have not been properly handed over to the consumers/villages which has led to poor understanding on the ownership and responsibility issues. During the project WaterFinns develops together with the Turkana communities a maintenance and man
agement model which will be implemented in the use of the water points and the improved hygienic environment.The perennial boreholes will contribute to people living in stationary villages near schools increase the attendance in schools and decrease the nu
mber of people affected by using unsafe drinking water. This will provide a steady and healthy environment for the children and youth to grow up in.The Project aims to achieve its purpose through three interlinked results (outputs):1: Lessons learned from 
success and failure of long-term sustainability of rural WASH services reported and benchmarks of best practices promoted.2: Strengthened capacities of selected CBOs village spokesmen and wards in their management and efforts of further improving the WASH 
services.3: Improved WASH facilities in selected communities in order to fulfill their needs and HR requirements on a sustainable basis.A key element of the proposed project is to create opportunities for the future water sector professionals to have an in
teresting and unique possibility to participate in voluntary work which focuses on long-term learning of the sustainable schemes.The proposed project partner (GWAKO) has amble experience to carry out rural water and sanitation projects and they also have e
xperience in working in the northern Turkana County.  The proposed project would last two-and-a-half years (2015-2017) and its proposed budget is 257 200 ?.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) The project aims to prevent hiv/aids by cultural sensitive family counselling, marriage seminars and training of trainers. Awareness raising and campaigns are conducted in secondary schools. Widows and young people affected by hiv/aids are granted micro cr
edits.The local cultural habits and taboos are one of the main reasons for high hiv and aids prevalence in the Iringa-Makambako area. The project takes hold in these cultural root causes in order to change attitudes and behaviour to reduce the spread of hi
v and aids.Through trainings people learn to recognise the link between the spread of hiv and aids and their cultural habits and this motivates them to behaviour change. Training of trainers aims to retain the knowledge and spread it forward within the com
munities. Secondary school students get information and support and widows and young people living in a difficult situations can improve their lives by micro credit scheme.The beneficiaries of the project are families and communities in Iringa-Makambako ar
ea, particularly women and girls who are affected by hiv and aids and who are living in contradiction between the traditional models and modern world.The project is implemented by University of Iringa UOI (formerly ELCT Tumaini University Iringa University
 College IUCO). The university has good knowledge of and experience in counselling and research of local traditions.
NP/PYM Sarvodaya Nepal Teach for Nepal The overall objective of the project is to  create national movement Teach for Nepal of young people to enhance quality of education in public schools in Nepal.  The project aims to attract outstanding university graduates and young professionals to teach 
in public and community schools for two years as Fellows primarily in maths science and English to decrease achievement gaps that exists between private and public schools students. The project will be co-funded with Nepalese private sector companies. Priv
ate sector will also offer working placements for the Fellows after their two years engagement is public schools.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Project seeks alternative means of improved livelihood strategies for traditional pastoralism by sensitization, trainings and advocacy. Specifically, the activities include sensitization and training in human rights, improvement of natural resources manage
ment for sustainable pastoralism and conflict resolution skills to facilitate the co-existence and harmony between farmers and pastoralists. Skills to start and improve income generation activities embodied with entrepreneurship skills training and busines
s development services are highly addressed, as well as cross cutting issues, land rights, environmental protection, food security and crop cultivation, hiv and aids and gender development. Pastoralism as a livelihood and lifestyle require mobility of past
oralists with their cattle in search of pasture, water and salt licks. Population growth and growing need of farm land have diminished grazing areas and the situation causes conflicts between pastoralists and farmers. National policy processes reduce the c
apacity for pastoralists to engage into meaningful livestock based livelihood practices. Most policies and laws of the land are designed to restrict the practice of pastoralism while at the same time converting land and other resources under pastoralism in
to other uses. As outcome of the project, pastoralists? awareness and skills in alternative means of livelihood and income generating activities will be raised and sustainable and environmental friendly means of grazing livestock will be in use. Conflicts 
regarding land use will be reduced and pastoralists? legal ownership to land will be clarified and raised. Beneficiaries of the project are pastoralist and agro pastoralist members of the Maasai, Barabaig and Sukuma ethnic groups living in southern Tanzani
an, specifically in Morogoro region. In phase 2015-2017 project will also put more emphasis on gender issues and persons with disabilities. Project is implemented by HIMWA (Development Services for the Pastoralists), which is a development organization of 
Maasai, Barabaig and Sukuma ethnic groups.
AFG/FLC AECC Capacity Building and Empowering Children Project The project is to be implemented by Afghan Educational Children Circus - AECC the organization specilized  about the social circus - The project will be implemented in Balkh Jawozjan Badakhshan and Samangan provinces of Agghanistan. The project goal is imp
roving children's social and individual skills and increasing peaceful civil society values and attitude. The activities include training and capacity building workshops of adults youth and children in activities such as social circus civic education throu
gh shura theatre sining painting.
AVH - Breast Cancer Care - Phase III ( raising awareness screening and early identification of breast cancer) This is the third phase of a project that implements an awareness prevention early detection and screening program for breast cancer in rural areas of the West Bank through visits of a mobile mammography unit and team. The project will contribute to the at
tainment of women?s right to health care in a context where access to breast care is often restricted both by cultural norms and restrictions of movement. Furthermore the third phase added the approach of navigation so as to walk with each woman with a sus
picious lump and make sure that she is engaged in the referral system.
CPR/Jinhua children's hospital project Sairaalan varustaminen nykyaikaisin laitteinSuomalainen vieja Kaukomarkkinat on solminut rahoitukselle ehdollisen sopimuksen hankkeen toteuttamiseksi.Sosiaalisektorin kehittaminen. Sairaalapalveluiden laadun ja saatavuuden parantaminen. Sairaaloiden diagno
stiikan ja hoidon tason kohottaminen.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) The project improves water harvesting and supply, promotes firewood saving methods, enhances the use of draught resistant crops and tree planting, sanitation and hygiene and creates better livelihood. The project is implemented by using community empowerme
nt methods which improves the capacity of the communities to work for sustainable development in a democratic way. Kishapu area has become a semi-arid region as consequence of climate change and human actions like overgrazing and cutting trees. This has le
d to unreliable rainfall, low crop production, environmental degradation and malnutrition within the project area.  Particularly women and girls have been bound to spend their days in fetching water and firewood. The project looks for environmental friendl
y, sustainable solutions to adapt to climate change and turn the vicious cycle to opposite direction. An old water supply system has been already renovated to supply water to villages. More public water points are constructed and other actions like sand da
ms and rain water tanks will be added. Water committees and organizations are trained to sustain the water systems. Communities are trained in hygiene and sanitation, latrines are constructed in order to raise the standard of living and reduce diseases. Th
e project will directly benefit 31.500 inhabitants in 12 project villages. Also the neighboring villages will benefit from the project making the total number of indirect beneficiaries 12.000. The project is implemented by Tanganyika Christian Refugee Serv
ice TCRS which implements a large human rights based country program including community empowerment programs and refugee work.
Frame agreement with NGO (Operation a Day?s Work) "The project ""We protect children, do you? - Promoting Child Rights and Protecting Children from the Worst Forms of Child Labour in Cambodia"" focuses on the prevention of child labor and the protection of children involved in the worst forms of child lab
or, in particular, children engaged in domestic work, brick factories and the entertainment industry. According to the recent statistics, there are 1,4 million working children in Cambodia. Within the most dangerous forms of labor, the working conditions a
re extremely damaging to health. Thousands of children lack opportunities for education because of being forced to work. This results to a cycle of illiteracy and poverty. In Cambodia, the society doesn?t recognize the need to protect children from exploit
ation and significant gaps do exist in official child protection structures, which makes it important for NGOs to contribute in this field.The project opposes child labor exploitation by developing groups and networks in different community sectors to moni
tor, investigate and refer to child rights (CR) violations. Wider audience is reached through activities that disseminate information on CR and on how to correctly respond to violations. The project also aims to contribute to the prevention of CR violation
s in Cambodia and to the protection and rehabilitation of victims of the violations.The project is located in both rural and urban areas in Phnom Penh and its surroundings and the provinces of Kandal, Koh Kong, Preah Sihanouk and Siem Reap.The first projec
t phase has been successful in establishing local level Child Protection Groups (PG), especially Child PGs in the target communities. The public awareness and debate about Child Rights and risks of the Child Labour is also increasing. This continuation pha
se of the project (2014-2015) will be dedicated especially to strengthening the existing Child Protection Groups as part of the local level civil societies. To ensure their continuation as independent actors, the number of members in the PGs will be increa
sed, child and youth PG members' participation and capacity to advocate with peers strenghtened and networking and links to other local level actors  reinforced. Child and youth participation in local level decision making structures (commune/Sangkat meeti
ngs) will also be strenghtened, to increase the child and youth perspective in the decision making."
ETI/Kehitysyhteistyon suunnittelu The purpose of the intervention is to use the funds for planning monitoring and evaluation of the development co-operation programs in Ethiopia.. The purpose of allocated funds is to guarantee adequate resources to efficient programme cooperation and progr
amme design as well as evaluation and follow-up of the programmes.
Rao II bridge in Vietnam To construct Rao II bridge in the city of Haiphong in Northern Vietnam. The project aims at accelerating the urban and industrial development of the southern areas of Haiphong city to guarantee positive economic development and reducing the growing congest
ion in the central city area. The project will also facilitate the development of tourism services in the nearby Do Son town. More foreign investments are likely to be attracted.
MiniScada Project Pleiku City Gia Lai province The Project aims at improving reliability the power distribution system in the capital of Gia Lai province Peliku City. The introduction of Mini-Scada is vital to minimize the system faults reduce the risk of accidents and improve the reality of power supp
ly. More realiable electricity supply will enhance economic growth and improve the living conditions of the habitants. The project will have no harmful environmental effects.The project meets the OECD requirements being under EUR 30 million and is in line 
with the current Finnish development policies and principles. The project owner is Central Power Cooperation
Development policy programme as a tool for result based development co-operation Development policy programme as a tool for result based development co-operation.  A Formative evaluation on how policy themes are translated to programmes ( policy support processes and structures) as well as reported results (accountability structures) i
n Finnish development co-operation. Period to be analysed: 2004 ? 2013. Evaluation includes international bench marking.
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) The purpose of the project is to improve life management skills for people in Millosheva area. This is done through professional courses and different activities.The NGO ?House of Hope? is Fida?s implementing partner of the project. The main target groups 
in this project are children, young people and women. Cooperation between Fida and partner has made it possible for people in the Millosheva area to have access to different trainings and activities which have a positive impact on life skills management in
 children, young people and women. The project arranges different kind of activities and professional courses such as: English, Sewing, Volunteer programs, Children?s meetings, Women?s meetings, topical trainings for women, and sport activities. Cooperatio
n with UNDP has made it possible to start a social business with a common goal of empowering women by training and creating new employment for them. The main purpose of the project is to indirectly fight against Human trafficking and domestic violence by c
reating new jobs.Fida?s partners in Kosovo contribute toward sustainable development in the west Balkan region.
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) Empowering Adivasis for Sustainable Development through Livelihood Rights in 3 districts of Karnataka State
KiVa Antibullying Program in Brazil Translate and adapt the Finnish antibullying methodology KiVa to Brazilian context. The program will be tested in 10 schools in the outskirts of Fortaleza where ullying and school violence are common.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for MOZAMBIQUE Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for MOZAMBIQUE. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland
INT/IT system development and maintenance Development and maintenance of various information systems for Finland's development cooperation administration. 1. Data warehouse and reporting system provides reports for internal and public use. Reports are published on the Ministry web-pages for the us
e of domestic and international stakeholders.2. AHA KYT case management system stores administrative information on development aid and thereby constructs the institutional memory of Foreign Ministry. The system offers spesific and quality assured roadmaps
 for the administration of development aid commitments. 3. Budjet planning system (TASU) is a tool for development aid budjet planning. 4. Commitment register (PARE) holds information on commitments and state grants. The information systems support the eff
iciency and accountability of the development administration. They also enable openess and transperancy which  improve the quality of development aid. The beneficiaries are the foreign service but also because of a more efficient and responsible management
 of financial resources the government and citizens of Finland and recipients in the developing countries. Information systems are defined and implemented by several experts and their patient work over many years.The implementation of the Data warehouse ha
s been put out to tender. The following companies are responsible for the technical maintenance and development of the systems: Solita Oy (AHA KYT) CGI (TASU). Oikeat Oliot Oy (PARE).
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) Training Programme for Gender and Domestic Violence Issues. The purpose of the Training Programme is to train and encourage local partners for effective awareness-raising and training of their own on gender and domestic violence issues. Fida?s partners in 
the programme are national Asambleas de Dios (AdD) churches. The on-going training programme is a continuation of work already carried out in Bolivia, which is now expanded to four new countries.  The partners? capacities and knowledge on gender issues and
 domestic violence are built up through seminars and workshops. Special attention is paid to establishing a strong network between the churches from different countries and formulating common strategies and guidelines. As the partners? knowledge and skills
 improve, they will be able to start independent work in their own countries. Through a strong network the churches can support and learn from each other. This networking will, in turn, lead towards more effective work against domestic violence and gender 
inequity.
Children and adolescents of Oruron in action The aim of the second phase of the project Children and adolescents of Oruro in Action is to develop and increase the participation of children and adolescents in their own surroundings that is in schools and in their neighborhood. The work and activities 
of the organizations of children and youth (student councils and the brigades) are supported and encouraged. The cooperation between the children's organizations as well as the cooperation with adults's organizations and local authorities has an important 
role in the project.The rights of far too many Bolivian children and young people are not recognized today. The aim of the project is that the rights of the children are recognized at all levels of the society by the children and young people themselves an
d by adults. The project contributes to the the fact that the voice of children and adolescents is heard and that measures are taken to ensure equal rights to all Bolivian citizens. The beneficiaries of the project are the children and young people of Orur
o in the discticts 3 and 4 their parents teachers and headmasters partner-organizations and local authorities. All the beneficiaries are provided with training and capacity building. The themes in the gatherings and workshops are for example violance and a
buse bullying discrimination and racism migration leadership the importance of family nutricion and health democracy building. Through the project DNI gathers information and makes recommendations for further action to policies and practices at local and n
acional level.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Centre for Constitutional Rights ? Human Rights Law Teaching in South Asia
Frame agreement with NGO (Fairtrade Finland) Development of small producer organizations in Guatemala