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KCCB Madini Yetu Wajibu Wetu 2016 - 2020 Madini Yetu Wajibu Wetu (Our minerals Our Rights) project is implemented by a partner consortium of Seven organisations (National Council of Churches of Kenya- NCCK, Kenya Human Rights&nbsp; Comission, Caritus Kitui, GROOTS Kenya, Kenya Conferenrce of Catholic Bishops, Econews Africa and Inuka Kenya ni sisi).The project aims promoting responsible steardship of resources from the Extractive Industry/ Mining Industry by enhancing the capacities of comunities in and around mining areas in Kenya to effectively participate and benefit from the sector; advocating for development of&nbsp; laws that take into account community interests ; engaging the private sector in respecting human rights in the mining cycle and practicing fair distribution of opportunities in the sector. The KCCB will particularly focus on enhancing the capacity of faith leaders to effectively participate in the&nbsp; the policy frameworks in the mining/extractive sector. The intervetnions will also seek to influence policies in the sector to ensure that they adequately address community interests. This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
FAWESOM Social & Economic Justice 2016-2020 In Puntland pastoralism, fishing and trading, are the three main economic activities. They are highly complementary and interdependent, and constitute the basis of the present economy. However, poverty rate in Somalia is amongst the highest in the world. It affects 60% of the population in urban households and over 95% of the population in rural households. 
Puntland is host to an estimated 149,000 IDPs, refugees and asylum seekers and insecurity is the major cause of displacement, followed by drought and the lack of livelihood opportunities. Access to land and water continue to be the primary challenges for host communities and IDP, as well as forced relocation for IDP. Limited livelihoods make it difficult for Somalis to cope with environmental or political shocks. For children, Somalia has been characterized as one of the most challenging countries to grow up in. Only 29% of the children in Somalia attend primary school, and only 7% of the secondary school-age population attends secondary school. Poverty is one of the main reasons why children are sent out to work instead of going to school. In addition, about 33% of girls compared to 21% of boys had to work at home instead of attending school.
The partner, Forum for African Women Educationists &ndash; Somalia Chapter (FAWESOM), will implement the project in Dangorayo District, Nugaal Region, Puntland Stateand will work in;
Decent Work: Collection of data and development of Somalia country profiles for decent work in fragile contexts; Advocacy on development of coherent labour laws;&nbsp; Advocacy for guidelines on abolishment of child labour; Training and advocacy on establishment of cooperatives and unions. 
Women Economic Empowerment: Mapping of market needs and opportunities for women; Value chain analysis and private sector development for increased employment opportunities, specifically targeting women; Support to income generating activities, in particular targeting women, youth and IDPs; Entrepreneurship support, in particular for women and youth
The actors with the most significant impact on the programme and also those that will be most affected by the programme, include right holders (women, men, youth, IDP and other marginalized groups) CSOs, government bodies, private sector, religious and traditional leaders, local businesses/private sector. This project mainly contributes to results within Economic empowerment of women. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Naba'a - Developmental Action without boarders 2016-2020 This five-year corefunding will contribute to Diakonia's themes of Human Rights and Conflict and Justice as it aims at a) fulfillment of human rights committments and b) protection in armed conflicts.
Naba'a goal is: To support Lebanese ,Palestinian and Syrian refugee youth to embrace non-violence and tolerance approaches to interpersonal and intergroup conflict transformation.
Naba'a 2016-2020 objectives are:
O1. Children at risk of violence and neglect are provided with opportunities to develop, physically and socially, and to grow up in a safe, healthy and inclusive environment.
O2. The local community needs and priorities are addressed through training, and awareness raising and thus allowing them to become healthy, inclusive and well-coordinated places to live.
O3. Populations whom are affected by conflicts and displacements are provided with the basic humanitarian aid, and safeguarding the rights of children and families to protection, health and education.
O4. The decisions taken by key policy makers and service providers, uphold the rights of the Palestinian refugee children, women and youth where they are accountable for providing appropriate services. This project mainly contributes to results within Protection in armed conflict. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
WILDAF Promoting women farmers' economic and social rights 2017-2020 Promoting women farmers' economic and social rights through subregional and regional policies.
The project will contribute to the effectiveness of the economic and social rights of women farmers and those involved in the business of agricultural products by supporting the implementation process of ECOWAS relevant policies. This project mainly contributes to results within Economic empowerment of women. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CIPO 2016-2020 Cambodia Indigenous People Organisation (CIPO) is a Cambodian non-governmental organization. It found in June 2014. CIPO&rsquo;s aim is indigenous community has a sense of ownership and partnership in land and sustainable natural resources management to ensure well-being of economy, society, culture and reducing poverty, discrimination. CIPO&rsquo;s objectives are to increase awareness, capacity and legal assistance of indigenous people and to collectively organize communities to advocate for their rights. 
Expected results are:
-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Indigenous peoples as collective and individual accessed awareness/knowledge and legal assistance to claim their rights. 
-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Collective rights of community members organized for the Communal Land Titling. 
-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Indigenous communities accessed trainings on professional occupation in agriculture and cultural handicraft and improved the use of existing resources in enhancement of sustainable livelihood.
-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The cultural identity, tradition/custom, and the rights of indigenous peoples documented, and disseminated to all concerned people.
CIPO will provide capacity building and promote community ownership in collaboration with stakeholders in the areas of IP&rsquo;s rights, land and NRM. CIPO also provides skill trainings to improve the sustainable livelihoods for IPs. CIPO mainly operates in Rattanakiri, Mondul Kiri, and Preah Vihear province.
The IP people makes up approximately 1.34% of the 13.5 million, they lack self-confident, awareness on their rights, they are not secure on their land. IP&rsquo;s rights and livelihoods are under threats due government granted economic land concession, demand land for agro-industrial, mining and hydro power building and the IP areas became target area of development project.
CIPO is a member of Cambodia Indigenous People Alliance (CIPA), a steering committee of the Indigenous People Forest Network (IPFN), a member of NGO Forum and other networks and a network member of Asia Indigenous People.
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
FOR INST Programa Perú 2016-2020- CIVSAM &nbsp;
Project for the institutional development of partners under the administration of the Peru Country Office (Partner assembly, handbooks and manuals application, among others.). Monitoring actions of projectsand development of new initiatives that arise during the year.
&nbsp; ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
ILLS-APM 2016-2018 Aims to strengthen the communities by promoting comprehensive development actions towards primarily at historically excluded social groups, especially women and youth, through promoting empowerment, identity, exercise citizenship and self-management. This project mainly contributes to results within Combating gender based violence. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Increased gender capacity To increase the capacity and awareness of Gender within Diakonia and in relation to programatic work. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
FAWE Promotion and defense of political and socio-cultural rights of girls and women in 2016-2020 Burkina Faso government has developed a favorable legal framework for the participation of women but that is not sufficiently applied.
So the&nbsp; global objective aimed by the project is to contribute to the promotion and protection of socio-cultural and political rights of women and girls in areas of central and north central. And the specific objectives (4) are:
-&nbsp;From 2016 to 2020, increase of 30% women's participation in political and administrative governance in the municipalities of Ouagadougou, Ziniar&eacute;, Kaya and Kongoussi;
- From 2016 to 2020, ownership and facilitate effective implementation of the law on violence against women and girls in the districts of Ouagadougou, Ziniar&eacute;, Kaya and Kongoussi;
- By 2020, enhance the employability of young girls communes of Ouagadougou, Ziniar&eacute;, Kaya and Kongoussi;
- By 2020, reduce the negative impact of unwanted pregnancies on the academic performance of girls in the beneficiary institutions of the project. 
Project actions will focus on:
- Capacity building of women leadership and mangement in order to increase their participation in public decision-making;
-Monitoring of the implementation of the law on violence against girls and women adopted in 2015;
-Capacity building of students and education stakeholders in gender, sexual health and reproduction to reduce school drop especially girls school drop.
The target groups&nbsp;are women and girls, government, ministry, local authorities.
The main thematic focus is women right. &nbsp;&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Competence Development Somalia 2016-2020 CIVSAM Competence Development with partners in the CIVSAM programme ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
XIV Congreso Latinoamericano de Medicina Social y Salud Colectiva 2016 The project aimed to analyze the impact of capitalist development model in nature, living conditions of people and health, reclaiming the defense of universal health system before the offensive mercantilist model that seeks the privatization of public health services, and&nbsp;assess the role of social movements and organizations&nbsp;defending the right to health and mother earth in Latin America, as&nbsp;resistance and construction of a democratic&nbsp;society, with social justice. This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Yuyachkani- Herramientas Escenicas para una cultura ciudadana-2017 Construction of Historical Memorials and Political Values for the Bicentennial of the Independence of Peru through the diffusion of an interdisciplinary creation with pedagogical spirit that involve the spectator to become aware of their reality and political context and to move in their daily life so that the thought And acquired reflection becomes action. This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
BLESS -SALEMO all people 2018-2020 result of the spread of sectarian violence among the poles of Egyptian society, BLESS seeks through this project to create an environment that supports social peace and acceptance of pluralism. This will be achieved through the implementation of activities at the level of religious leaders as well as local leaders and through empowering women to raise their children well in a healthy environment. Moreover, emphasize the integration of young people in social activities and sports in the target communities after training and rehabilitating them to accept the other and recognition of his existence despite of the difference in belief. The women leaders will transfer the experience to other villages. It is important to highlight the common patrimony between the parties, which is the common principle enjoyed by the Egyptian society for a long time. The terrorist groups try to erase it This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
ICES 2019-2020 "Promoting Coexistence and Pluralism in Deeply Divided Sri Lanka'&nbsp;is the name of the project ICES intends to conduct. The project seeks to generate evidence-based research on two vital issues challenging Sri Lanka: ethno-religious coexistence and youth radicalization. Through the generation of new knowledge products based on rigorous field research, ICES will strive to create multiple platforms for a critical discussion of policy options for Sri Lanka in these two areas, both among policy makers and shapers, and among the general public. The studies will explore how coexistence and pluralism can be fostered in a politicized and deeply divided society affected by economic stagnation and prone to ethnic unrest and violence.
ICES attempts to look at two different dimensions through this project. i.e:1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Understanding community perceptions on religious tolerance and coexistence and&nbsp;2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Understanding the role of economic empowerment as a means of minimizing youth radicalization.
&nbsp; ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
Centro Lavastida SEJ Network 2018-2020 Contribute to the knowledge management that facilitates the implementation and promotion of Permaculture in the Diakonia partners and the subjects of rights of each participating country. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
Gregoria Apaza - SEJ NETWORK 2018-2020 Contribute to the management, systematization and dissemination of knowledge on economic empowerment with a gender approach that allows the improvement of the quality of life of&nbsp;rightholders belonging to indigenous peoples, afro-descendants and peasant communities with which the partners of Diakonia work. This project mainly contributes to results within Economic empowerment of women. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Groots Madini Yetu Wajibu Wetu 2016 - 2020 Madini Yetu Wajibu Wetu (Our minerals Our Rights) project is implemented by a partner consortium of Seven organisations (National Council of Churches of Kenya- NCCK, Kenya Human Rights&nbsp; Comission, Caritus Kitui, GROOTS Kenya, Kenya Conferenrce of Catholic Bishops, Econews Africa and Inuka Kenya ni sisi).The project aims promoting responsible steardship of resources from the Extractive Industry/ Mining Industry by enhancing the capacities of comunities in and around mining areas in Kenya to effectively participate and benefit from the sector; advocating for development of&nbsp; laws that take into account community interests ; engaging the private sector in respecting human rights in the mining cycle and practicing fair distribution of opportunities in the sector. Groots Kenya will particularly focus on the Artisinal and small scale miners (ASM) in Kakamega&nbsp; County where gold mining is currently ongoing. This project&nbsp; will also focus enhancing the capacity of women in these communities to effectively participate in decion making processes and also benefit from the sector.Communities and particularly women will be able to demand just compensation, benefit sharing, resettlement&nbsp; relocation agreements;the Artisanal miners will be more organized into welfare groups and are able to articulate their issues of concern. The entrepreneurial&nbsp; capacity of women in the ES and other diversified economic sectors will also be greatly enhanced. This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CCT-SDSU Church and Community Human Rights Development  2016-2020 The Church and Community Human Rights Development under SDSU supports local churches in 13 provinces focusing on ethnic minorities and migrant workers who encounter problems on legal personal status, land rights, migrant rights with approximate number of 14,625 people in 63 communities. This obstruct them from accessing to governmental services/welfare and do not received social &amp; economic justice in utilizing natural resources.
The project goal is the rights holders have access to appropriate basic rights and are able to manage community land and natural resources sustainable which enhance their life quality. The project target groups include ethnic minorities and migrant workers.
Project objective are to legalize person status and land rights, and to promote awareness of gender equity by working to reduce gender based violence.
Project expects that project staff and human right volunteers are expert in the legal status application process. Networking and alliance links among human rights actors and support the development of shadow reports on human rights. Policies &amp; regulations contributing to equality and fair access to land and natural resources. Root causes &amp; consequences of gender based violence have been promoted and aware. Enabling environment for civil society; and strengthen CSO networking, at local and national levels. Develop appropriate working tools such as manual guide and curriculum for legal personal status and land rights in Thailand.
Main activities include capacity building for church volunteers, curriculum and tools development, rights holders empowerment, promotion of gender equality, advocacy for fair access to land and natural resources, monitoring an enabling environment for Civil Society
Project thematic areas include legal status and citizenship, gender equality, land rights, and migrant rights.&nbsp;
Other stakeholder including CCT administration, Government local authority, NGOs, and private sector/organization. This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of human rights commitments. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Institutional Strengthening CIVSAM 2016-2020 The project aims to contribute to the institutional strengthening of its partners, seeking the incorporation of gender perspective as part of a philosophical and analytical mainstreaming of the partners. It also seeks to promote dialogue, strategical political analysis and keep updating the administrative procedures, with strong emphasis on accountability tools.
&nbsp;
&nbsp; ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
Cauca Regional Meeting in February 2016 This project is part of the regional strategy to strenghening the Country Offices and Regional Programs. There will be 3 or 4 meetings like this one during the year 2016. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
Communication Sida info Likeminded 2016-2019 Costs related to the target audience Likeminded. ***Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020***
YUYACHKANI- Herramientas Escenicas II 2016 Contribute from the field of creativity, with scenic tools &nbsp;to a) recognize and value the various memories that inhabit our country, b) Generate political values towards making good decisions c) To reflect the new generations for linking their vision country with our history and culture with emphasis on our recent historical memory (1980-2000). This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
APRODEH Proyecto Tablas de Mujer 2017 Promote the strengthening and exchange of theatrical techniques between local and foreign artists, as well as the synergy between cultural and neighborhood organizations that aim to boost public spaces by promoting coexistence and citizenship for peace; in which women are recognized as vectors of social change and cultural growth and&nbsp; as protagonists of their own challenges. This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
NU IAJTHRECM 2017-2019 The project title is improving access to justice through human rights education and community mediation-IAJHRECM. Direct Rights holders are&nbsp;112,274 (female 64,281 and male 47,993). The project will implement in 3 districts like Rangpur, Tangail and Barisal.&nbsp; The goal is&nbsp;to the people of Bangladesh, particularly the women, are enjoying equal rights and justice. The objective of the project&nbsp;is&nbsp;to men and women, specially marginalized community are able to enforce their rights and access to gender responsive law and human rights. The project will address access to justice for the poor men and women. In rural area of Bangladesh, a disproportionately large number of conflicts arise from land dispute. Women are experiencing multiple forms of mental and physical violence. They are subject to discrimination and violence within the family, work place and society. Poor people especially rural women hardly have access to formal justice system. Particularly women, have less involvement in village court and arbitration council. The other structure of traditional mediation reflects the unequal class and gender hierarchy that characterized the existing social norms. Women are not only prevented from making their voice heard in a traditional mediation. The results are community mediation and litigation support for the community people,&nbsp;institutionalized community forum, mobilized community forum to response human rights violations and government social-safety-net programmes. Major activities are facilitating 4644 community mediation, 516 community group discussions and 516 quarterly cultural performances. Conducting 60 investigations, 57 litigation and 72 legal counselling.Organizing 258 and &nbsp;24 half-yearly meeting with CRG and GWLN at union and upazilla level. Organizing training on facilitation skill and organizational development, gender, family law, mediation and human rights for unions and upazilla forum members, local and national level advocacy meetings. This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of women's rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
ROAA, Creating inclusive structures for effective development results, 2016-2020 The purpose is to develop structured policy dialogues between CSOs and governments on the development effectiveness agenda in Africa. The expected results are policies and practices that includes democratic ownership of development plans, inclusive partnerships, transparency and accountability and management for result. The project will target national CSO&rsquo;s, Ministries of Finance, treasuries, NEPAD, UNECA and Africa Union structures. 
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020