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Personalbidrag till EUAM RCA Seconded personell to EUAM RCA Kriminalvården har genom årliga regleringsbrev, i uppdrag från Regeringen att rekrytera och ställa personal till förfogande för internationell civil krishantering inom ramen för bl. a. Förenta Nationernas (FN:s), Europeiska unionens (EU:s),och Organisationen för säkerhet och samarbete i Europas (Osses) freds och säkerhetsfrämjande insatser. EUAM RCA utgör en av dessa insatser. The Swedish Prison and Probation Service are, through a yearly letter of intent, assigned to second personell to UN, EU and OSCE missions. EUAM RCA is one of these missions. Kriminalvårdens personal ska bidra till genomförandet av insatsens uppdrag Personell contributions from the Swedish Prison and Probation Service shall contribute to the missions.
Empowering migrant workers from Myanmar in Thailand Thai labour intensive export industries rely heavily on around 2 to 4 million migrant workers mostly from Myanmar. While migrants are an essential part of the work force they are generally discriminated against and taken advantage of. Regular abuses agains
t migrant workers during recruitment and actual work processes have been widely documented. Due to gaps in the Thai legal framework and poor enforcement undermining the rule of law migrant workers are often left without sufficient access to seek justice an
d remedies to address unfair and illicit recruitment practices as well as unlawful working terms and conditions. Imbalance of power between migrants and employers have lead in the worst cases to forced labor child labor and situations of debt bondage and/o
r human trafficking. Currently migrants do not have proper channels to voice complaints nor generally the ability and confidence to negotiate better working terms including with large multinational and Thai exporting companies. The overall objective of thi
s project is to support a representative voice to migrant workers in Thailand. The project will empower migrant workers by supporting and providing capacity building to their existing and established grass roots movement the Migrant Worker Rights Network (
MWRN). Project partners will work together in order to create space for negotiations between export companies and their migrant workers staff. This project will combine grass root negotiations in Thailand with European level media and corporate social resp
onsibility advocacy work.This project will not establish new structures but instead will draw upon the existing cooperation between MWRN and Finnwatch established since 2012. The main beneficiary of the project is the migrant community in Thailand and MWRN
. Finnwatch operations in Finland/Europe will support MWRN in creating momentum for organising and empowering migrant workers in Thailand.Key project activities include: research on migrants' work conditions in Thai companies exporting to Europe, organizin
g workers in Thai export factories and through MWRN using joint MWRN/Finnwatch research and publicity as a negotiating tool, capacity building for MWRN (creating better administration yearly planning long term strategy and financial viability), recruiting 
new members for MWRN, training migrant workers, establishing a new MWRN office in Songkhla Province and developing the existing MWRN learning center in Samut Sakhon.
Capacity Building in the Field of Meteorology The Finnish Meteorological Insitute is implementing a project in Kyrgyz Republic with the national institution Kyrgyzhydromet in the meteorological field. In the project it is intended to strengthen the capacity modernize the field and to train staff.  Wit
h the strengthening of the capacity the project aims to better anticipate natural disasters and the better availability of the information. The project promotes adapting to climate change and climate sustainability. The budget of the project is 502.200 Eur
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NA/Promoting Women Entrepreneurship (PWEN) The objective of the project is to strengthen the women's entrepreneurship and this way the women's position in the society. The aim of the project is also to create jobs and to reduce poverty in the country. The project consists of three items, 1) promoti
on of the women entrepreneurship 2) developing of the business environment especially for women entrepreneurship 3) developing of the sociocultural atmosphere for women entrepreneurship.
VIET/Forest Sector Cooperation Sustainable forestry management and development to increase economic growth reduce poverty ans protect environment
Making agriculture part of the solution to climate change-Building MICCA's main goal is to support developing countries in their contribution to mitigation of climate change in agriculture and facilitate their moving towards climate smart agricultural systems while improving food security and increasing resilience of farm
ing systems. The project implementation is divided into five modules: 1) Better knowledge support 2) Increased awareness participation and partnerships, 3) Strengthened technical consultative processes, 4) developed communities of practices and 5) Developm
ent and advice on options. The duration of the project is five years (2010-2014). The contribution of the component financed by Finland is 636 million euros.
Farmers' Clubs for wealth creation among smallholder farmers in Mozambique Farmers' Club initiatives of ADPP will be supported in two provinces, Sofala and Zambezia in 2014-2018. The programme intends to have an effect on reducing poverty through increasing the productivity of farming and increasing the income of farmes in a sust
ainable way. The specific objectives of the programme are: i) to enhance the food security of farmer families through increased and diversified productivity ii) to enhance the access of farmers to markets and financing (business based approach) in order to
 increase the share of producers in the agricultural value chains and iii) to increase general health awareness and enhance the communities' environmental water and sanitation conditions.
Mental health services for children in Northern refugee camps of Lebanon In order to promote the overall well-being of the Palestinian community in Lebanon this project aims 1) to enable resources for the two Family Guidance Centers  (FGC) of Beit Atfal Assumoud (BAS) to deliver mental health services (assessment treatment and 
rehabilitation) for children suffering from mental health and developmental difficulties. The project supports these FGCs sole actors of mental health in North Lebanon to increase the prerequisites for healthy development of the child (promoting educationa
l success preventing abuse and maltreatment). Another objective is to assist BAS to develop the mental health program towards community-based mental health model. According to it the specialized mental health professional gets a new role must be able to gi
ve treatment intervention tasks to trained social workers and advise them on successful implementation. Due to the good cooperation network of both FGCs Beddawi and Nahr el-Bared the initial base for service model transition is already there. The project o
rganises training and supervision in the new model methods e.g. task-shifting and home-based intervention. The background for this service development is demanding. The status of the refugee child in Lebanon is not a children'rights holder status but only 
the recipient of the UNRWA assistance. The mental health service culture in Lebanon is based on private clinic model not accessible and affordable to disadvantaged population. UNRWA the service provider for Palestinians lacks the special services for child
ren especially the mental health services. The project outcome is twofold, implemented treatment of about 300-400 new referred children ?additional referrals displaced from Syria ? and about 600-800 children continuing their rehabilitation.However the FGCs
 invite all actors in the child's life to come and cooperate in the problem solution, family caregivers policy makers. Sponsosrhip program support the hardship case families.All activities of BAS are gender-balanced. Climate issue is handled especially in 
connection with the unhealthy housing issues of the families.FAFS has prepared the project plan together with BAS administration mental health program coordinators and with local the site units together. The financial costs of the project are yearly 220 00
0 ? self-financing 33 000 ?  and official development funds 187 000 ? .
International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH)/Strenghthening national human rights defenders and NGOs capacity to promote positive change Project: Strengthening national human rights defenders and NGOs' capacity to promote positive change at a national level in Asia Eastern Europe and Central Asia and the AmericasThe development goals of this programme are twofold. It aims to contribute to i
mproving respect for and implementation of freedom of expression and assembly for human rights defenders and their organisations and to to strengthening democracies and peace building by fighting impunity and strengthening the rule of law in the respect of
 international human rights standards.FIDH has defined the following specific objectives:- Protect human rights defenders in dangerous or repressive situations- Strengthen human rights defenders? capacity to speak out act and take part in international for
a.- Strengthen the right to effective recourse for victims of international crimes- Promote effective and equitable justice systemTo build upon the successful cooperation developed with the MFA of Finland FIDH has chosen to focus this work on Asia Central 
Asia Eastern Europe and Latin America in support of FIDH?s member and partner organisationsnational human rights NGOs. In the development of this programme as in all of its activities FIDH has paid particular attention to ensuring that a gender balance is 
respected in the composition of its delegations trainings and other forms of mobilisation. Likewise in its on-going monitoring FIDH places specific emphasis on the violations perpetrated against women. FIDH's gender policy will guide the implementation of 
the activities of the programme.
ARMENIA FLC/Administrative costs Armenia Georgia AzerbaijanLocal Cooperation Projects, administrative costs
PKPA 3 SMEs Lhokseumawe 2014 The project is a support to increase the production of woman business group in North Aceh District Aceh (2014).
KAZ/Advocacy and gender expertise training for NGOs in Kazakhstan Organizing a 3-module training in program development for 25 NGO activists from 8 regions in Kazakhstan. The training will comprise of program evaluation gender awareness and advocacy. Within the project and based on their new skills the participants will 
focus on improving at least 8 local social programs at municipal level (directed at PWD women youth) by means of evaluating and advocating program cost efficiency relevance to the needs and gender aspects. The project fosters better municipal program devel
opment processes alleviates lack of good governance and accountability on local level. The project is done in cooperation with DECENTA NGO Training and Consulting Center.
Omo Pastoralists Development Organization - Expansion of access to alternative basic education with gross enrolment ratio increased to 100% in Aypa kebele  of Nyangatom woreda and the net enrolment rate to rise by 10.3% for males and 7.7% for females.- Expansion of access to adult functional liter
acy with gross enrolment ratio increase by 50% in targeted kebele (Aypa)
Frame agreement with NGO (FIDIDA) Empowernment of Disability Movement in Ethiopia. WHAT: The project supports inclusive development in Ethiopia.WHY: In the previous phase of the project the capacity of national and regional DPOs were strengthened and disability awareness of the society, po
licy makers and implementers were raised. The continuation of the project deals with the area of inclusive development. However more lobbying is needed to increase the level of awareness about accessibility and inclusive society among the policy makers and
 the implementers.HOW: Through training and inclusive awareness the accessibility of public spaces increases. Inclusive society makes the political participation easier for PWDs. The project benefits PWDs who have better possibilities to rise themselves fr
om extreme poverty.PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project is implemented by Federation of Ethiopian National Associations of Persons with Disabilities FENAPD.
FLC/Capacity Building Program for SME Logistics Service Providers and Exploring Markets for Walvis Bay Corridors The Walvis Bay Corridor Group is a long term partner to the Embassy of Finland. It is a Public-Private Partnership established to promote the Port of Walvis Bay as the gateway for SADC to and from Europe and the Americas. The aim is to create a marketing c
orridor through Namibia to the neighbouring countries. The  project will support SMEs in the logistic sector to have the necessary capacity to meet the needs and demands of the growing and competitive market. The project also contains a component that aims
 at exploring trade opportunites between Finland and Namibia by opening the corridor for Finnish markets thus boosting the economy of both Namibia and Finland. The activities will involve training and mentoring for SMEs supporting a Transporters Associatio
n and creating market studies and linkages with Finnish business partners. http://www.wbcg.com.na/
Voice of the Wilderness Developmental Organization (VWDO) Purchase and distribution of educational materials school uniforms and sanitary towels for 40 marginalized school girls.- Continuation of school feeding program for beneficiary girls in Komame boarding school provision of tutorial class and leadership and 
assertiveness TOT to 15 female teachers. - Establish and strengthen two girls' assertiveness club Provide mentoring training to 15 female teachers-Provide gender responsive pedagogy TOT to 15 male and female teachers including education supervisors-Review 
the gender sensitivity to 10 text books Conduct community sensitization program to 1000 local community members.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Training of teahers and parents in and advocacy for the special education of autistic children.
UNFCCC Least developed countries National Adaptation Planning Process Technical Workshop The Least Developed Countries Expert Group (LEG) of UNFCCC will organize three days technical workshop 25.-27. February 2014 Tanzania. In the work tools for preparing National Adaptation Plans NAPs are produced. As continuation of NAPA-work. Support of 100
.000 Eur will consist: travel of participants (8 LEG members around 17 funded experts 3 persons from secretariat) logistics costs (meeting facilities) 2 x facilitators including capturing output of the meeting.
NEP/Multi Stakeholder Forest Sector Program in Nepal The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) acting through the Embassy of Switzerland has a lead role in the implementation of the Programme during 2011-2015. DFID and Finland have delegated the implementation of a transitional phase 2013-2015 t
o Switzerland. Due to slow start of the program it is envisaged that there will be a no-cost extension period for one year.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Haiti is one of the most vulnerable in the world to the effects of climate change. There is a lack of knowledge on causes and consequences of climate change on all levels. The project supports local level projects that combine awareness-raising and sensiti
sation of CBOs and communities on climate change, to the support to sustainable livelihoods options. This work is accompanied by advocacy on the national level towards the duty-bearers responsible of planning and implementing climate policies that should b
enefit and protect the Haitian population. The overall objective is to strengthen the resilience of farmers and communities affected by food insecurity, through the implementation of priority actions to adapt to climate change to enhance food production sy
stems. 1. Awareness of local populations, organisations and authorities is raised on climate change and food security: Awareness-raising campaigns through 50 community radios and network of SAKS CBOs, Preparation and distribution of outreach materials in C
reole.  2. Stronger Haitian CSOs undertake advocacy and participate in the development and extension of Government?s plans and policies on Agricultural Adaptation (PANA), Climate Resilience (PNRC) and Food security (PNSAN): Financial support for the operat
ion of Civil Society Platform on Climate Change (PSC-CC), diffusion of policies, mapping of interventions on Climate Change in Haiti, Advocacy activities at national level with parliament, political parties, CSOs and universities. 3. Local people?s resilie
nce is improved by enhancing production systems, strengthening the technical capacity of small farmers and dissemination of best practices and relevant information: A call for proposals for projects on community adaptation to climate change and food securi
ty, evaluation of proposals, development of baselines, monitoring tools for community projects, their monitoring and evaluation, auditing.4. Strengthened organisational and technical capacities of local partners of community projects: Assessment of organis
ational and administrative capacity, Development of training plans, organisation of training sessions.The rights-holders of the community projects are farmers on small plots (1 ha or less), vulnerable families, single-parent households and members of commu
nity-based peasant organisations. The target groups of the awareness-raising workshops will be of two types: 1) The central and local authorities and managers of the decentralised state institutio
AFG/FLC OHRA  Promotion on Human Rights and Access to Harm Reduction Serviced of Drugs users 2015-2016 Project aims to reduce negative impact of HIV and drug use among vulnerable popoulations and to improve the quality of life of those affected by HIV and drug use in Kabul. This is the second project phase with OHRA the previous phase was running 2013-2014 
for one year.
REG/Support to FLEGT process in Vietnam The European Union (EU) adopted its Forest Law Enforcement Governance and Trade (FLEGT) Action Plan in 2003 to combat illegal logging and the associated trade and to strengthen forest governance. A key element of the Action Plan is to establish Voluntary P
artnership Agreements (VPA) which are bilateral agreements between the EU and timber exporting countries. The aim is to increase the supply of legal timber and timber products as well as to enhance sustainable development forest management and taxation. EU
 and Vietnam started formal VPA negotiations in mid 2010 which are targeted to end in 2014. The VPA will obligate Vietnam to guarantee the legality of all timber products and imported timber.Finland has supported the VPA negotiations through European Fores
t Institute (EFI) since 2011. The support will continue for two more years (2013-2015). The FLEGT Facilitator supports EU and Vietnam during the remainder of negotiation stage and for the commencement of VPA implementation. During the negotiation stage the
 Facilitator supports the Vietnam Administration of Forestry (VNFOREST) the EU Delegation and the European Commission  in the negotiations strengthens multistakeholder dialogue and information dissemination amongst national stakeholders (including civil so
ciety and private sector) as well as enhances coherence and coordination of FLEGT related activities and other cooperation strengthening forest governance.During the implementation phase the Facilitator will support the continuation of stakeholder engageme
nt  through VPA implementation activities and will provide support to the setting up of consultation mechanisms for VPA implementation and verification systems as negotiated in the agreement.Web site of European Forest Institute: www.efi.int
Promotion of Youth Employment through Training and Microentrepreneurship The project seeks to promote youth employment and entrepreneurship and young people as the key actors in local development contributing to the local and regional development in Paraguay. The direct objective of the project is to improve the employability a
nd life opportunities of 1000 disadvantaged young people in Paraguay between the ages of 18 and 29 through entrepreneurship and life skills training starting resources and support for the entrepreneurial initiatives. Young people will acquire employability
 skills entrepreneurial and life skills as well as assistance to develop micro and small enterprises. The project aims to contribute to the development of local sustainable platform for the promotion of youth entrepreneurship.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Plan International Finland Foundation) Child protection continues to be a global priority area for Plan in which the organization aims to become a thought leader. In its work on child protection Plan emphasizes the strengthening of national child protection systems with a particular focus on su
pporting community-based child protection mechanisms (CBCPMs). Plan countries have made significant progress in strengthening CBCPM?s, effectiveness and contributed to the wider government effort to strengthen child protection systems. However the mapping 
and analysis carried across all Plan regions on the Plan?s support to CBCPMs, also indicated significant challenges faced by Plan and partners staff working at community level. At the global level, 2015 will be the first implementation year of the recently
 approved Plan global strategy on child protection programming called ?Protection from Violence is Every Child?s Right? (2015-2020). This global strategy is a significant step in improving the quality and consistency of Plan's work on child protection. Imp
lementing the strategy will require further organizational efforts on a number of areas including the development of additional guidance. To contribute to this, Plan Finland is currently collaborating with the Plan global child protection team to support t
he development of Global Practice Guidelines for supporting CBCPMs. The guidelines aim to provide child protection personnel?s of Plan and partners  guiding notes on how to implement work towards effective CBCPMs and elaborate the terms for common understa
nding across the organization. Based on these guidelines a Learning Module / Specialized Course will also be developed which will be useful for Plan and other organizations working on this issue.
Employment and training programme of young adults Poverty and umemployment of the youth and ex-combatants continues to pose one of the greatest threats to sustainable peace and development. The project aims to improve the socio economic situation of marginalized youths by providing education in functional
 literacy and vocational skills for 500 young adults by 2011. Education is accompanied by traineeship at local companies and start-up of small group enterprises. Also civic rights are addressesed.
Dali Education + Community Development Project The project targets to alleviate poverty of Dalit population which have experienced centuries of caste-based oppression. To give Dalit children english medium education empower local Dalit community through economic development projects and provide free an
d subsidised medical services.
WAHID Institute Jakarta - 2014 Improvement of sustainable interfaith microeconomic development for peace in religious conflict-affected area in Depok West Java.