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NGO Support / International multidisciplinary training program in health The project addresses uneven global distribution of health. Successful progress in global health development, e.g. achievement of the health related UN Millenium Development Goals, requires that responsible professionals know worldwide variation in health,
 health systems and health interventions and share a positive vision for global health development. Reaqching this target is, however, hindered as health professionals all over the world are mainly trained to tackle health from a local or national perspect
ive.
NGO Support / CBR-programme, Eastern Province Support to Chipata Programme/Zambia.  To rehabilitate, empower and integrate disabled persons into normal community life.
CUTS: Better Exploration of Trade as a Means of Poverty Reduction project (BETAMBOR) II The overall goal of this project is to build capacity of state and non-state actors especially at the grassroots in order to strengthen and influence participation in the EIF process and to promote the role of trade in development.  The project will thus b
e implemented to meet the following objectives: Collating civil society's views in linking trade with developmental outcomes. Creating an opportunity for key stakeholders to provide their inputs into the DTIS development process. Linking communities and ul
timate beneficiaries with the EIF process The anticipated outcomes from these activities are: Greater stakeholder buy-in in discourses on trade and development issues in Zambia. Enhanced opportunities for positive trade-related livelihood impacts at the gr
ass-rootsThe following are some of the outputs that will be produced from this project: Generation of inputs (contained in research reports briefs etc.) for policy and practice level reforms based on evidence from the ground. Wide dissemination of informat
ion and experiences (including challenges and opportunities) in the process of linking trade with livelihoods and other developmental objectives across Zambia. Participation and orientation of key stakeholder through meetings workshops discussions etc.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Argentina The projects is about expanding the contents of the organization?s existing household manual of sustainable energy use to cover also the usage of water and gas and recycling of garbage. The manual is aimed at households in poor neighborhoods. The project i
nvolves workshops where the inhabitants of these neighborhoods are educated of the principles of sustainable resource use and building in order to guarantee efficient implementation of the manual. The project tackles current problem by promoting energy eff
iciency, better usage of water and gas and recycling of household residues in neighborhoods where the knowledge of these kinds of actions is not present. The aim is to create understanding of the importance of the reasonable usage of the resources and enha
nce the habitat with cleaner and safer environment, as well as enhance households? economic situation by savings generated from more efficient energy and recourse use. The project beneficiaries are approximately 1000 households in 5 to 10 different poor ne
Energy policy, regulatory framework and energy future The content of the cooperation  consists of the following: 1) Capacity building in order to provide tools and means for current and future policy updates 2) Updating the energy policy to provide guidelines for future development in the energy sector 3) Sup
porting the energy regulatory framework process by evaluating, commenting and providing input on the work. The three objectives of the project are met by successfully completing the following four result areas: Result 1 ? Energy system model of Namibia dev
eloped Result 2 ? Energy policy of Namibia updated Result 3 ? Energy regulatory framework draft finished Result 4 ? Competence of MME personnel on energy system development increased
NGO Support / Biogas as renewable energy source in Indian Villages Increasing global warming is threatening us because of over dependency on fossil fuels as well as deforestation. There is need for development of new and renewable energy sources. The problem is global, but solutions can be local. This project seeks to cre
ate a model for enhancing valuw of cow dung, kitchen waste and leafs and ensuring its safe disposal. This will be achieved by establishing 20 pilot biogas plants, promoting biogas production, mobilizing people, helping to get financing, establishing 50 sel
f help groups.
Mobilizing indigenous people through PAR to increase their access and control over natural resources in Ratanakiri Province The overall aim of the  project is to mobilize indigenous people through participatory action research (PAR) to increase their access and control over natural resources in Ratanakiri Province. The objectives for this project are:1) NGOs and POs (including 
indigenous groups) will build the capacity of indigenous communities through PAR that will empower them to exercise their resource rights,2)  NGOs and POs will increase their understanding of how micro resource issues experienced in local situations link t
o macro resource issues affecting Cambodia, and3) NGOs and POs will raise awareness on indigenous resource rights in their own communities and in public fora.
Humanitarian Aid to victims of unrest in Democratic Republic of Kongo through UNICEF Humanitarian Aid for victims of unrest in Democratic Republic of Kongo for essential health care through UNICEF.
Humanitarian aid for the victims of the earthquake trough WHO Humanitarian Aid to Haiti through WHO.
NGO Support / Building up capacities for journalist network. To improve working conditions and quality of local programmes of journalists working in autonomous areas in Nicaragua. To develop co-operation between them and national media to get the voice of autonomous areas better heard nationally. To create co-operat
ion and network internationally to improve journalists' proficiency and to expand the selling of their products. Nicaraguan and Finnish professionals support local journalists to produce their own programmes. Local journalists become more professional and 
be able to produce better journalism and in that way better their own working situation. No equipment purchase or direct funding for technical improvment.
BOMOO disabled person and environment In the Republic of Belarus approximately 80% persons with disabilities are not working. *One reason is the difficulty in obtaining special education profession in the current education system. BOMOO is palnning to organize non-formal education for people w
ith disablities using own and Finnish experience.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Antigua and Barbuda Mount Obama National Park, recently designated a protected area by the government of Antigua + Barbuda, comprises the highest peak on the twin island state and is home to an array of fauna and flora. The goal of this project is to rehabilitate and develop 
trails within Mount Obama National Park to facilitate viewing and appreciation of bird species that inhabit park and surrounding areas. This will mark the formal genesis of birding eco-tourism in the twin-island state and will create a means of employment 
for persons from the surrounding villages. By raising the profile of birds that inhabit the area, the aim is also to enhance their conservation by locals and visitors alike.
NGO Support / Diakonia in the City The objective is to strenghten ELCIN's capacity to respond to the emerging needs of urban population. The purpose is to increase and improve diaconial services of ELCIN for Namibians who are most vulnerable and who live at margin of human existence or in r
isk of marginalisation and need immidiate social support and practical assistance.
Technical Assistance for Leasehold Forest and Livestock Development Technical Assistance programme to be implemented through a partnership between IFAD and FAO, is proposed. The main objective is to improve the effectiveness of LFLP and support the implementation, institutionalization and scaling up of the poverty reducing
 leasehold forestry programme in the country. The key activities include: integration of leasehold forestry and livestock development for poverty alleviation, consolidation and improvement of the extension strategies, follow-up the findings of the studies 
carried out by the ongoing IFAD supported LFLP and FAO supported TCP Project: institutional framework for a greater contribution of forests and trees to poverty reduction, institutionalization of the and livestock development for poverty alleviation and en
vironmental conservation, establishment and promotion of a goat breeding centre.
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) Campaigning for QPS and Quality Work in Botswana and Mauritius / Rodriquez
CGIAR - cooperation on agricultural research and education The programme aims at supporting collaboration on agricultural research and education/training between a network of partners: selected CGIAR-institutes, and local research and higher education institutions in Finland and African partner countries. The prog
ramme is expected to improve agricultural knowledge and skills contributing to improvement of agricultural yields and food security in the region. The programme is implemented in Ghana, Mali, Benin and Senegal in West Africa, in Kenya and Uganda in East Af
rica.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Religious and Traditional Peace Leaders Initiative . The overall objective is to significantly reduce the levels of active conflict in Somali regions of Somaliland, Puntland and if possible in South-Central parts of Somalia together with facilitating accel
erated efforts toward reconstruction.
ICI project in the Area of Statistics in the Kyrgyz Republic Capacity building project in the field of statistics in the Kyrgyz Republic using the Institutional Cooperation Instrument.
Support for OHCHR country office in Colombia OHCHR has a country office in Colombia since 1997. The office has a strong mandate and support of Colombian government for its work and presence. Colombia is however, still confronted with persistence of internal conflict, violence and continuous breaches 
of international humanitarian law and human rights. The main functions of the OHCHR Colombian office include fostering human righs, monitoring of the human rights situation in the country, support to the government and NGOs in human righs matters and foste
ring dialogue between various actors in the field of human rights. The support for the OHCHR Colombian country office is a voluntary contribution for the office's activities.
Jinhua Children's Hospital Project Renovation of a hospital with modern equipment.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Ecuador Capacity building among highland communities to help them to conserve their paramo lands and prepare for getting REDD compensarions for the Carbon captured by the paramo soil./ Chimborazo (Central Andes of Ecuador).
Developing health among rural people Project addresses the basic health needs, particularly for children and mothers, of rural and landless day labourers with a special emphasis on the minority tribes living in the area.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Asia Regional Field Office. The overall objective is to improve effectiveness, quality and impact of the programmes focusing on the thematic areas, sustainable livelihoods, stable societies and rights and participation through established field presence.
Project planning in Latin America Identification, planning and evaluation of projects, sector studies
Good School Hyva Koulu (Good School) is a project that aims to develop the educational activities of primary schools on two levels in a suburb of Dakar Senegal.One of the objectives set out in Senegal?s national curriculum is to provide all children with instruction i
n arts subjects which is also considered one of the basic rights of children by UNESCO. Due to a lack of funds however only wealthy private schools can actually offer arts education. This creates inequality and prevents children from developing in a unifor
m manner.  The Good School project aims to give all primary school children in the Santhiaba area the opportunity to take part in arts education vital for their balanced development and to consolidate arts subjects as part of the schools? curriculum even a
fter the Finnish funding for the project comes to an end. All children participating in the project are treated equally regardless of their gender ethnic background or their family?s wealth. Children with disabilities are also taken into account in the pro
ject. The project also places emphasis on familiarizing the participating schools with contemporary teaching methods. In Senegal physical punishment in schools is forbidden by law but teaching is still often based on fear. The second main goal of the proje
ct is to eradicate physical punishment by familiarizing the teachers - through arts education - with contemporary teaching methods that focus on encouragement and independent thinking and can be applied to all teaching.The children teachers schools and edu
cational authorities in the Santhiaba area will benefit from the project.The Good School project will further develop the existing structures by providing poor schools with a chance to put the national curriculum including arts education into practice. The
 project will offer primary schools in the Santhiaba area arts education courses that include visual arts music and performing arts. The project will be carried out by a local teacher-in-charge with Finnish resident artists taking part in the teaching.
Improvement of access to water in villages The water access in villages of Oodweyne area, Somaliland will be improved through digging wells, acquiring pumps an pipes, as well as constructing water reservoirs. Workers will be recruited and trained.
NGO Support / Promoting sexual and reproductive health Improvement of sexual and reproductive health and rights of the adolescents and peolpe in reproductive age in the the rural Malawian communities.
UN/ Peacebuilding Fund PBF Support to the United Nations Peacebuilding Commission
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Nepal The overall objective of the project is to increase biodiesel feedstock and promote clean energy and rural income generation through management and cultivation of Jatropha curcas.Specific objectives are 1)to analyze the land use patterns and suitability fo
r Jatropha curcas cultivation, 2)to increase awareness on collection, management and cultivation of Jatropha curcas, 3)to produce Jatropha seedlings for commercial plantation,  4)to improve local economy through Jatropha seed production, 5)to establish mar
keting linkage between Jatropha producers and biodiesel company, 6)to conduct trial experiment for optimization of Jatropha genotype and place, 7)to conduct a pilot scale biodiesel testing program.
MAKUYA FESTIVAL 2012 The Center for African Development through Economics and the Arts (ADEA) is organizing the Makuya Festival 2012. The Makuya Festival was launched in 2008 and repeated again in 2009 and 2010. The event proved enormously popular with the public and stirring 
a renaissance of interest in traditional dance and constuming in the villages.Main objectives of the project are : to continue the tradition of the Makuya Festival began in 2008, to communicate the challenges faces at Makuya 2010 with participating governm
ent officials and performers to ensure a smoother future, to encourage newly established international corporations working in Mtwara to annual support Makuya and to trai Tanzanian staff to effectively communicate with these potential partners and to give 
greater responsibility to Tanzanian team members for eventually handing over of festival tradition.Funds are requested to facilitate implementation of Makuya 2012 Traditional Culture and Performing Arts Festival. The final results of the activities include
: Annually secured funds from local donor sources, the perpetuation of the MAKUYA Festival, laying a foundation for cultural tourism activities in Mtwara region, Imcome generation for not only the performers event workers and Makuya team but guest houses r
estaurants food vendors craft producers and transport providers.
Andean Regional hydrometeorological programme Cooperation Programme for the Andean region on hydrometeorological cooperation has been in planning together with the partner countries Bolivia Ecuador Colombia and Peru since 2009. Especially the suitable host organisation and projected pilot sites for th
e implementation has required efforts to ensure the synergies with other hydrometeorological activies in the region. The overall objective of the programme is to promote sustainable human activity and reduce vulnerability to imminent disasters and long-ter
m risks through the efficient exchange and use of hydrological meteorological and climatological information in the Andean region. The specific objective is to strengthen the capacity of the NHMS in the Andean Region to provide quality hydrological meteoro
logical and climatic information and services in response to the needs and demands of strategic development sectors risk management systems and vulnerable communities at regionalnational and local levels. The host organisation for the cooperation is CIIFEN
 (International Centre for Research on El Nino. The implementation is conducted in close cooperation with the national hydrometeorological services of the Andean countries. The training components of the programme include expertise of the Finnish Meteorolo
gical Services and Finnish Environment Insitutute especially at the bi-national cross-border pilot sites. Close synergies will be established with the ongoing institutional  meteorological cooperation (ICI) as well as with other donor initiatives. The prog
ramme is due to begin in 2013. The programme has received 20 million Euro funding in 2012. The additional funds of 15 million is requested for the implementation for the 35 year programme for 2013-2016.
Core support to the African Development Fund, AfDF-XI Core support to the African Development Fund, AfDF-XI, during the years 2008-2017.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finnish Red Cross) Planning and evaluation/new and old programmes. To evaluate on-going programmes and to support participatory planning processes of new programmes (xxxx)
Core support to Afr.DF-X Core support to African Development Fund, Phase X (Afr.DF-X).
NGO Support / AIDS control in Mumbai The project aims at combatting epidemic of AIDS amongst sex workers in Mumbai, India. It provides free healthcare, medicines and condomes to prostitutes. Sex workers are empowered through capacitating workshops, self help groups and a community-based organ
isation. The financial independence of SAI is stengthened and alternative income generating activities developed for sex workers.
Integrating the graduating physical education teachers The project is to address to the needs of schools, and after termination of the project TAMISEMI and MoEVT are prepared to maintain and facilitate the oncoming locations for new PE teachers.
INGO Aid to Finnish NGOs' information work on developing countries To promote the finnish NGOs'information work on developing countries.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Capacity building. The LWF-Angola implements with efficiency, effectiveness and according to the highest programmatic and administrative standards
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finnish Red Cross) Psychosocial Support to the Most Vulnerable Children. Psychosocial Support to the Most Vulnerable Children
Evaluation of country progarmmes Overall evaluation of the cooperation programme of Finland of the main partner countries.
Facilitating Inter-ethnic statebuilding dialogue for building conf CMIs project in Southern Sudan targets peaceful state-building by including traditional tribal leaders to create a joint effort with the Southern Sudanese government. The multiethnic people of Southern Sudan is prone to inner conflicts. The project begins 
with mapping problematic issues and possible solutions through interviews with the tribal representatives. Then the dialogue continues in small groups consisting of tribal leaders. The goal is to build mutual trust among the tribes and discuss the critical
 issues regarding the future of Southern Sudan. Then two workshops are held between all the tribal leaders in order to agree on a common agenda for the future development of the country. Finally, the results are disseminated in a national seminar, which wi
ll be attnded by the government representatives and other actors.
Humanitarian assistance to South Sudan through UNICEF Humanitarian assistance to South Sudan through UNICEF
Trade and Development /Funding for a frame agreement of consultant Funding for a frame agreement of an external consultant to support the implementation of Aid for Trade.
Zimbabwe Education Trust Fund UNICEF's Education Transition Fund (ETF) supports the reconstruction of Zimbabwean education system through capacity building and strengthening the basic education. The purpose of the ETF is to enhance the quality of education and bring down the number of 
drop outs by multiplying teaching materials. The fund also provides technical assistance to the Ministry of Education, Sport, Art and Culture to develop essential sectors of education. Finlands support is aimed to include Finnish technical assistance (thro
ugh UNICEF or UNESCO) to support the Ministry in its strategic planning.
Preventing the labor exploitation of rural migrant women working as home helpers Supporting the home helpers' union at extending their work to three regions from where many migrant women come to work as home helpers in metropolitan Lim. Most of the times without complying with the minimal standards set by national laws.
Democracy dialogue programme between political parties The project aims at enhancing the operational preconditions of the political parties of Tanzania and Nepal, particularly to improve implication of women, youth and marginalized groups, to increase transparency in the political system as well as development
 of regional and local cooperation.
NGO Support / Village empowerment in Bijoliya The villagers in Bijoliya Block due to their position in society, rural residence and lack of education lack information on how to improve the community's wellbeing. The project aims at raising awareness so that the villagers would be able to take an activ
e role in matters affecting their lives. Local governance and service providers become more responsive towards their needs. The project activities include trainings for various stakeholders, establishment of women's and youth groups, village planning, and 
income generating loans for women.
Training programme on development cooperation Training programme on development cooperation in the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in 2010 aimed at the staff working in Helsinki and in the embassies. In addition, some courses available also to the experts recruited to international development cooperatio
n work (especially JPO, UNV), funded from the Finnish development aid budjet.
Judicial System Monitoring Program The purpose of the project is to support the development of a strong formal justice system in Timor-Leste in compliance with the rule of law and international human rights standards.
Heilongjiang Tractor Project Developing Agricultural Production in HLJ in China.
Open doors-empowerment of young women After transition from a communist system to independence number of patriarchal traditions and cultural assumptions about gender roles has re-emerged in Azerbaijan, which has created gender inequality and discrimination of girls and women. The project aims 
at empower girls and young women towards more self-determination and active citizenship by using the Nordic Girl Group method. Girl club will be created in one of Baku?s economically and socially disadvantaged suburbs and will benefit 30 girls between 14 a
nd 18. The focus will be on non-formal education and involve teenage girls in empowering after-school activities.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finnish Red Cross) Malaria Prevention and Community Based Health  . To reduce the malaria morbidity and mortality, esp. among children under 5-years and pregnant women.