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Encuesta Nacional sobre Igualdad y No discriminacion en Paraguay 2016 Paraguay is the only country in the region that does not have any specific law against discrimination. This means that there is not any legal tool to denounce or repair cases of discrimination. So, in Paraguay, discrimination is constant. The article 46 into Nacional Constitution prohibits all kinds of discrimination but the article does not have regulation.
This project supports a research about the discrimination and equality in the paraguayan society and use that information to the policy advocacy. 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
CO Guatemala 2016-2020 CO Guatemala operational expenses ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
CFG Women for Change 2016-2020 Women for Change project under the Center for Girls (CFG) is Chiang Kong wide initiative to build core women to extend their leadership in community through workshop and training. The target rights holders are women in Chiang Kong who are unequal members of community leadership to represent women concerns particular within ethnic communities where traditional and attitude are against women&rsquo;s rights. The project aims to build 204 core women and secondary target group of 6,014 people within 5 years
The project goal is women in Chiang Khong are equal members of their communities, having the opportunity to pursue their goals and aspirations personally and collectively, free from all forms of GBV
The project objectives are women empowered in gender equality and women&rsquo;s rights. &nbsp;Enhance confidence in women to make positive changes in their own lives and their communities, and equip them with leadership skills. The initiative will also use this same platform to address the high rates of gender based violence (GBV) in the district
The project expects that in five-year project will be the creation of Women for Change Network. Core women in leadership program will serve as a resource for women to seek information and advice, and report instances of GBV, long after the project has finished
The combined effect of these activities including campaigns, data collection, and workshops in the community will be used and increased awareness of GBV, strengthened local law, and people at all levels. Set up/strengthen a GBV victim emergency support group. In collaboration with the local leadership project will be advocating for the development and implementation of a local anti-GBV law
Project thematic areas are Rights of children and women, Anti-human trafficking, Prevention of sexual abuse of children, Sexual education for young people&nbsp;
Other stakeholders include local authorities, NGO&rsquo;s and private sector and women networks. This project mainly contributes to results within Combating gender based violence. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Fortalecimiento a la Articulación Regional Feminista para la incidencia en América Latina 2016 &nbsp;
Teniendo en cuenta que la XIII Conferencia Regional sobre la Mujer de Am&eacute;rica Latina y el Caribe, se centrar&aacute; en la igualdad de g&eacute;nero, la autonom&iacute;a de las mujeres y se debatir&aacute;n los desaf&iacute;os de la Agenda Regional de G&eacute;nero en el contexto de la implementaci&oacute;n de la Agenda 2030 y los Objetivos del Desarrollo Sostenible, para las organizaciones de la Articulaci&oacute;n Regional Feminista es fundamental su participaci&oacute;n. 
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En un espacio que tiene como principales funciones la identificaci&oacute;n de la situaci&oacute;n regional y subregional respecto a la autonom&iacute;a y derechos de las mujeres, presentaci&oacute;n de recomendaciones para pol&iacute;ticas p&uacute;blicas de igualdad de g&eacute;nero, realizaci&oacute;n de&nbsp; evaluaciones peri&oacute;dicas de las actividades llevadas a cabo en cumplimiento de los acuerdos regionales e internacionales as&iacute; como proporcionar foros para el debate sobre estas materias, la presencia de representantes de las organizaciones sociales aportan a la discusi&oacute;n y reflexiones tem&aacute;ticas.
&nbsp; 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
FMJC Sensitization campaign for the increased participation of Congolese women and girls in the institutions of the Republic 2016 - 2020 This project implemented in Kinshasa, aims to promote equal participation of women and young girls at all the levels of governance, including as active voters and political candidates. 
It aims at mobilizing men, boys, political parties&rsquo; and decision-makers to promote women and girls&rsquo; participation as political citizens. Thereby, the project will contribute to greater gender equality in the Congolese society by the progressive presence of women at all the levels of public affairs.
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Women's political participation. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
SPC Bangladesh Civsam 2016-2020 Competence development with partner ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
IMPECT 2016-2020 Project of Empowerment and Strategic Protection of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Thailand (ESPRIT) under Inter-Mountain Peoples Education and Culture in Thailand Association (IMPECT) target over 4 million indigenous people in Thailand. As Thailand government policy has not yet reached UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People, there are common rights violations against indigenous people
The project aim for Indigenous peoples (IPs) in Thailand are able (i) to set-up, strengthen and institutionalize the Indigenous Peoples&rsquo; Council, as a self-regulated and principal mechanism, primarily taking actions on dispute resettlement process. This Council would then (ii) be accelerated and capacitated on self-determination and management and by the end, there would be certain amounts of laws and by-laws enhancing the existence of identities with rights entitlement and safeguards for indigenous peoples
The objectives; empowering IPs network leaders of Council of Indigenous People in Thailand (CIPT), strengthening capacity of IMPECT and IPs networks, promote and deliver cultural and lifestyle through Indigenous Knowledge Management Institute, enhance skill on effective management &amp; administration to support IPs movement in Thailand
Expected results are IPs network and leader are empowered and CIPT in Thailand are reinforced, IMPECT and IPs network are able to managed human rights violation, capacity of promoting and delivering cultural and lifestyle of IP to public through IKMI has increased, administration team skills has improved and served program operation
Main activities include data development, Ingenious people movement and advocacy for Ingenious People Council and network establishment
The thematic area focuses on indigenous people rights, land rights, culture preservation and women rights&nbsp;
Other stakeholder including IMPECT staff, IPs leaders from 14 networks, Partner organization and allied networks, State and Government Agencies, Potential Donors 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
AMARA 2016-2020 With core funding, AMARA aims at promoting local good governance, democratic development, and social accountability at sub-national level. It operates in Battambang and Siem Reap province. As part of local good governance, the project &ldquo;Women Action for Voice and Empowerment&rdquo; aims to promote women in politics and increase their participation in decision making. The project &ldquo;Support for Women Empowerment and Democratic Development&rdquo;, AMARA aims to promote citizen rights for transparent local administration. Whereas the project &ldquo;Promoting Citizen Engagement in Democratic Development&rdquo;, the organization builds the capacity of grassroots CBOs and sub-national councilors to actively engage and increasing good governance practices.
Municipal/District Councils and/or Commune Councils don&rsquo;t have enough capacity to fulfil their duties, and marginalized groups especially women and youth are excluded from participating in decision making processes at sub-national level. AMARA builds their capacity and promotes mutual dialogues between duty bearers and rights holders.
The projects focus on strengthening CBOs, gender equality, women in politics, and democratic governance and development. The project aims to achieve expected outcomes:
&nbsp;&middot;&nbsp;Women&rsquo;s representation and effective participation in political and social affairs has increased across sub-national levels.
&nbsp;&middot;&nbsp;Increased women representation up to 25% in leadership position of Commune Council.
&nbsp;&middot;&nbsp;Members of commune committee for women and children (CCWC), authorities, and local police are strengthened to prevent and respond to gender-based violence.
&nbsp;&middot;&nbsp;Diverse citizens voice their needs and feedback to influence sub-national administration decision.
&nbsp;&middot;&nbsp;Sub-national administrations (district/municipality &amp; commune/sangkat) are transformed into more accountable and transparent that address more citizen issues.
&nbsp;The target groups include female and male commune councilors, CBOs, villagers and the elected candidate from political parties.
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Women's political participation. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
NCCK Maisha Thabiti (Resilient Livlihoods) Project 2016- 2020 The project is implemented by NCCK in&nbsp;a partner consortium of three organisation scomprising of&nbsp;&nbsp;NCCK, ADS Central Rift and Christian Impact Mission. The projectwill be implemented in Kitui County, a part of the Arid and Semi Arid Lands in the Eastern part of Kenya which have perenially suffered from prolonged droughts. It aims at enhancing &nbsp;the capacity of the communities to adapt to climate change through innovative climate resilient technologies.Particular focus will be given to women who bear the brunt of food insecurity in &nbsp;the region.Despite the constitutional provisions that county governements cordinate disaster reduction strategies, this is not being implemented and hence the project will advocate for the establishment and enforcement of appropriate sustainable climate change resilience strategies by the county governements.
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&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Sustainable development and climate justice. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Gender Links, Gender Mainstreaming Training for Diakonia Offices in Burkina Faso, Kenya, Zambia and Zimbabwe, 2016 Diakonia will support Gender Links to enhance the capacity of Diakonia&rsquo;s Zambia, Kenya, Uganda, Zimbabwe, and the&nbsp;Africa Economic Justice partners in gender mainstreaming. The project&nbsp;is tailored to the needs of each country.&nbsp;However in large it will be executed in three phases: &bull;&nbsp;Gender assessment/mapping &bull;&nbsp;Interactive trainings of Diakonia partners&bull;&nbsp;Development of gender mainstreaming guidelines and action plans for partners. This project mainly contributes to results within Economic empowerment of women. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
BNKS SRHR 2016-2020 The project Ensuring Reproductive Health Rights and Gender Equality for Ethnic Hilly Women in Bandarban aims to combat GBV and the women and girls are enjoying reproductive health rights holistically through people&rsquo;s participation and engagement of duty bearers. Bandarban is the remotest area consisting of forests and hills with poor transportation and communication infrastructure. Women, adolescents and children are being deprived, neglected and abused resulting discrimination, exclusion and injustice and have negligible influence in decision making processes which is exuberated being ethnic minority identity. The current Maternal Mortality Rate in CHT is 7/1000 (national 4.5/1000) and the lifetime risk of dying from pregnancy and childbirth-related causes is thousand times higher than that of people living in privileged areas. Women and adolescent girls of CHT have a little access to SRHR. Specific objectives of the project are: 1) The rights holders (RHs) and duty bearers are capacitated to defend GBV within the project location. 2) Advocacy initiative for improved legal framework has been commenced to combat GBV and 3) RHs are getting sexual and reproductive health services and education. The project envelopes a total of 4 outcomes and to achieve the objectives:&nbsp; 1) RHs and duty bearers (DB) are aware about the root causes and consequences of GBV, 2) A common understanding has been created on the existing traditional, cultural, value oriented practices and attitude towards women and girls in the community and way forward to change the attitude positively, 3) The RHs and DBs are capacitated to document, reporting and prosecution of GBV and 4) Access to sexual and reproductive health services and education has been created for rights holders. The target groups of the project are ethnic minorities of Bandarban Sadar and Thanchi upazilla of Bandarban district.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
ODHP Human Rights, Justice and Reconciliation 2016-2020 The project for the Promotion of Human Rights, justice and reconciliation &nbsp;(PADH-JR) aims to support the government, and the civil society organizations in their efforts to consolidate the rule of law, access to justice, promotion and protection of human rights in a crisis context in Mali.
Then the project has the&nbsp;following objectives:- Contribute to the consolidation of the rule of law;- Contribute to the promotion of human rights;- Promoting access to justice;- Strengthen the capacity of human rights defenders and civil society organizations working in the field of human rights;- Promoting transitional justice.Particular attention will be given to raising awareness, mobilization and education of the population in general and of vulnerable and marginalized groups.
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It will be implement in the nothern regions of Mali (Tombouctou, Gao, Kidal) by the partner ODHP in collaboration of the rest of human rights defenders organizations operating in Mali (AMDH, FIDH, Amnesty International ect). 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
CCHR 2016-2020 The Cambodian Center for Human Rights (CCHR) is a non-government organization that works to promote and protect democracy and respect for human rights &ndash; primarily civil and political rights. It was found in 2002. CCHR focuses on protecting fundamental freedoms; judicial and legislative reform; equality and discrimination; business and human rights. Since 2013 there is increasingly unhumane abuse of power and suppression of public and personal freedoms, and land acitivists, human rights defenders and opposition leaders and members at all level have been detained, arrested and sentenced through manipulateion of the judicial system. The passed Telecommunications Law, LANGO Law, the Trade Union Law threaten to restrict further freedoms of expression and association.
CCHR&rsquo;s objectives are to provide a principled voice on human rights, raise awareness of human rights abuses and deter human rights abusers, advocate for the full spectrum of fundamental civil and political rights in Cambodia, defend all fundamental freedoms, strengthen the rule of law, promote democracy and full political participation, particularly by women and youth.
The expected outcomes are summaried as the following: Cultural context-related justifications for human rights violations of any kind are minimized, Cambodian activists, Human Right Defenders and at-risk communities are equipped with the tools to protect and defend their human rights. The Cambodia government, local authorities, and businesses engage with civil society and increased their respect for human rights.
The main activities are documentation of human rights violations, increase awareness of the human rights, engage the business sector and national government to increase respect for human rights, campaign for the release of activists, provide legal support to LGBT victims of discrimination and conduct legislative and judicial analyses. The target group of CCHR is the Cambodian people nationwide.
&nbsp; 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
CO Mali operating costs CIVSAM 2016-2020 This project will handle all the CO Mali operating costs under the CIVSAM prograamme 2016-2020. It will help to ensure the quality assurance for the project ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
LEM Climate Observatory 2016 The one-year project will contribute to Diakonia's theme of Human Rights as it aims at advocating for and promoting the fulfillment of human rights committments.
LEM's goal: to contribute to creating national concern in response to combatting climate change in Lebanon
Project Objective: to increase awareness of the impact of climate change on marginalized groups&rsquo; access to natural resources
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&nbsp; 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
RSMLAC 2016-2018 Womens heald network for Latin America and the Caribean is an agent of development, it has international recognition by its policy incidence in favor of women agenda. Permanently update their strategy and makes&nbsp; it adjustments according to Latin America context, that is complex and challenging, from where it takes the mobilizing discourse of human rights speech&nbsp; and of Sustainable development goals, to accelerate the compliance of the significative goals for the&nbsp; life and wellness of women and girls.Their inspiration is to strengthen the civil social&nbsp; organizations&nbsp; that have an active participation in the network for advance in the promotion and advocacy of gender equality, health and democratic governance in Latin America and the Caribean.WHN LAC articulates individuals and organizations of social movements and women health for to propel, promote and&nbsp; defend the right to universal access to&nbsp; health, the full&nbsp; exercise of human rights &ndash; specially sexual and reproductive rights-, and&nbsp; citizenship of woman&nbsp; from feminist&nbsp; and intercultural perspective. This project mainly contributes to results within Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
ADS Nyanza Enhancing Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in East Africa 2016 The ADS Nyanza Enhancing Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in East Africa 2016 project is housed under the&nbsp;Greenhouse project (2016-2020) which serves as an incubator mainly nurturing regional and/or multi country initiatives into financial and organizational sustainability. Support is&nbsp;given for a maximum of 2 years.&nbsp;
For the year 2016, support will be given to the establishment of the Lake Victoria Rights Alliance-East Africa which will conduct advocacy towards the access of SRHR at the East African Community level. The Alliance is currently hosted by ADS Nyanza and is&nbsp;made up of LVRP partners who represent fishing communities of the Lake Victoria.
&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
C-libre Mecanismos de incidencia para el respeto a la libertad de expresión 2016 This Project aims to contribute with civil society and political actors, in the creation of advocacy mechanisms to promote and protect the people&acute;s right to freedom of speech and access to public information. 
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To achieve that the project will: 1) implement a follow-up and monitoring strategy of all constitutional complaints through the submission of amicus curiae y legal opinions; 2) to carry out researches to make visible the lack of access to public information and on the application of standards for secretiveness of information and; 3 ) to raise civil society&rsquo;s awareness and information &nbsp;on the matter of freedom of speech and access to public information This project mainly contributes to results within Good governance. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
KMF 2016-2018 Project Title: Synergic Action for Social Change&nbsp;
Problem Analysis: Accordingly to the Strategic planning and program developming workshops done with Alumni representatives and networks, the key issues were identified such; poor cooperation of citizens on the role of citizenship, lack of democratic culture/ practice, lack of rule of law and good naural resurces managemtn, the inter-ethnic/religion tension as the main problems.
The programmes has two main components such; 1) Youth &amp; Sangha for Peace and justice and 2) Green Youth Movement.&nbsp;
Component 1) Objective: Public awareness and engagement towards peaceful culture and tolerant society in Myanmar. 
Expected Results: 1) to promote peace culture in pluralistic socity through Youth Peace Leaders,
2) to promote activie citizenship through leadershp, empowerment and active participation in democracy and 
3) to strengthen Sangha leadership for positive social change.
Component 2) Objective: Emergence of green youth movments for environmental justice and natural resource issues. 
Expected Result: 1) to enhance public participation in advcoacy process on revision of some environmental laws and law enforcement cases through watchdog mechanism by Green Youth Network and 
2) to establish inspiring eco-freindly models &amp; establish young farmers networks as mechanism to address food soveriegity issues.
Main activities- The program &nbsp;would conduct Youth peace leadershop trainings/support, peace education trainings/workshops and Youth leadershop trainings/support for the sake of peacful culture and tolerant society. On the other hand, the program would also promote the particpation of public in advocacy process of environmental laws revisons and law enforcement by training the youths to set up watchdog mechanism and train the young farmers about the eco-friendly farming methods to set up the cooperatives for food soveriegnty and natural resource managment.
Thematic areas: Peace, Human Rights, Agricultre, Environment, Natural resource management&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Peace building. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020