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FLC: Empowering New Young Feminist Groups female and male activists have sought to form new feminist groups to confront fundamentalist streams and political systems which aim to exclude women from participating in public life. However due to the lack of organizational structures theoretical knowle
dge and feminist leadership skills the attempts and efforts of these feminist activists and new groups halted on the way. Based on our vision to work with young men and women in accordance with a strategy built to support and organize these female and male
 activists in order to enable them to defend women's issues the project will work on documenting and evaluating these new experiences and linking them to the history of Egyptian feminist movement. This will contribute to organizing and empowering local fem
inist groups capable of engaging with the gender and women?s issues in different communities in order to create forms of defense and resistance capable of deconstructing the discriminatory social economic and cultural system that dominates women in the pub
lic and private sphere. It aims also at developing alternative strategies to change this system in order to achieve gender equality. Female and male activists have sought to form new feminist groups to confront fundamentalist streams and political systems which aim to exclude women from participating in public life. However due to the lack of organizational structures theoretical knowle
dge and feminist leadership skills the attempts and efforts of these feminist activists and new groups halted on the way. Based on our vision to work with young men and women in accordance with a strategy built to support and organize these female and male
 activists in order to enable them to defend women's issues the project will work on documenting and evaluating these new experiences and linking them to the history of Egyptian feminist movement. This will contribute to organizing and empowering local fem
inist groups capable of engaging with the gender and women?s issues in different communities in order to create forms of defense and resistance capable of deconstructing the discriminatory social economic and cultural system that dominates women in the pub
lic and private sphere. It aims also at developing alternative strategies to change this system in order to achieve gender equality.
INT/Aid for Trade in Central Asia UNDP/Kauppaa tukeva kehitysyhteistyöohjelma Keski-Aasiassa IV-vaihe Uzbekistan UNDP is implementing the flagship project on the theme Aid For Trade in the framework of Wider Europe Initiative. The first Phase of the programme (2009-2010) consisted of three components: 1) Aid for Trade Road Map in Central Asia: Identification of natio
nal and regional AfT priorities 2) Support to Economic Development along Trade Corridors 3) AfT Needs Assessments in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. The Phase I provided a background for broader AfT support during Phase II. Phase II is based on the result
s of the Phase I and is being implemented during 2011 - 2013. Phase III (2014-17) is being implemented in Tajikistan Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan deepening the already built structures and widening the geographical areas of the project in these countries. Fin
land has financed the phases I and II with 62 million euro. The budget of the phase III is 9 million euro. UNDP:n toteuttama kauppaa tukeva kehitysyhteistyöohjelma Aid for Trade käynnistyi vuonna 2009 kattaen aluksi yhdeksän maata Itä-Euroopassa Etelä-Kaukasiassa ja Keski-Aasiassa. Vaiheissa I-II (2009-2013) käynnistettiin maittain räätälöityjä pilot
tihankkeita yksityissektorin ja erityisesti maatalous sektorin ulkomaankaupan kehittämiseksi. Vaihe III (2014-2018) keskittyi Keski-Aasian köyhimpiin maihin Kirgisiaan ja Tadzhikistaniin sekä rajakaupan myötä myös Uzbekistaniin. Ohjelmassa on saavute
ttu hyviä tuloksia ja yritykset ovat onnistuneet kasvattamaan vientiään sekä luomaan uusia työpaikkoja. Hankkeen IV-vaiheessa v. 2018-2021 yhteistyötä on jatkettu Kirgisiassa ja Tadzhikistanissa. Myös Uzbekistanin oli tarkoitus pysyä osana hankett
a mutta kehitysyhteistyömäärärahoihin tehtyjen leikkausten vuoksi maa jäi IV-vaiheen ulkopuolelle. Nyt suunnitelmana on liittää Uzbekistan-komponentti takaisin hankkeeseen ja tällä tavoin kehittää myös sen kauppapoliittista osaamista. Tavoittee
na on edistää paikallisten maatalous- ja elintarvikealan sekä muiden pienyrittäjien kilpailukykyä parantamalla tuotteiden laatua ja markkinointia. Viennin kasvattamisen lisäksi tavoitteena on lisätä uusia ihmisarvoisia työpaikkoja. Maataloustuotte
iden kehittämisessä keskitytään ekologisiin tuotteisiin. Naisyrittäjien osuutta pyritään lisäämään. Aid for Traden IV-vaiheen laajentaminen Uzbekistaniin tukee maassa käynnistettyjä talousreformeja ja lisää Keski-Aasian maiden keskinäistä 
yhteistyötä. Hankkeen Uzbekistanin-osuuden kesto on neljä vuotta (2020-2023). Hanke edistää Suomen kehityspolitiikan prioriteettia II ?Kehitysmaiden talouden perustan vahvistaminen ja työpaikkojen luominen?. Suomi on rahoittanut vaiheita I-IV yhteens
ä n. 20 milj. eurolla. Neljännen vaiheen budjetti Uzbekistaniin on 1 215 000 euroa.
F.a: Continuation of Adivasi Traditional Rights and Livelihood Programme implemented in 40 villages of Sudra and Urladani The people of the area are not aware of their basic rights, Govt. Schemes + facilities and hence do not avail them. The literacy rate is very low in the area. Several factors including economic, family attitudes, social practices, traditional knowledge and
 behaviours limit the access and participation of common person in developmental process. Poor families are often cited, as being “not interested in programmes”, but this is most often a reflection of the lack of quality and delivery of services that i
s transparent, accessible and relevant for community. The absence of collaborative and informative processes in the initial years is a significant contributing factor to increased participation in the poverty reduction programme. Major issues of governance
 that have affected the performance of the social sector in antipoverty programmes include lack of motivation of the key implementers, poor monitoring, the lack of transparency with regard to the micro level planning. Public management and delivery systems
 require strengthening, particularly in disadvantaged areas. Elected Representatives of Panchayat, women collectives and local CBOs have to play crucial roles in implementation of national flagship programmes addressing poverty reduction including FRA and 
NREGA. That is, to translate schemes into actions and benefits for the social excluded population
ICRC Finnish Red Cross Humanitaarinen apu; Punaisen Ristin kansainvälinen komitea; Suomen Punainen Risti Humanitarian assistance: Protection, health, water, food, NFI's in South Sudan Vuoden 2017 humanitaarisen avun varainjaossa Punaisen Ristin kansainväliselle komitealle ICRC:lle Suomen Punaisen Ristin kautta myönnetään rahoitusta yhteensä kuuteen operaatioon (Afganistan Syyria Libanon Irak Etelä-Sudan ja Somalia)). Tuen kokonais
määrä on 9 miljoonaa euroa. ICRC:n humanitaarisen avun toiminnot keskittyvät erityisesti siviiliväestön suojeluun kansainvälisen humanitaarisen oikeuden toteuttamisen valvomiseen perheiden yhdistämiseen sairaiden ja haavoittuneiden hoitoon pääsyn
 turvaamiseen klinikoiden ja terveysasemien toiminnan turvaamiseen lääkkeiden saantiin vesi- ja sanitaatiotoimiin sekä tavara-apuun ja elinkeinojen harjoittamisen tukemiseen.
Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Long term establishment in the target country (e.g. subsidiary, representative office, maintenance company) related to Basic metal industries
F.a: Strengthening the capacity of local deaf association within NDFN Network The project is designed to strengthen the local deaf associations by providing leadership, organization development and resource mobilization training to deaf leaders in the community level. A group of expert deaf leaders will visit the 15 local deaf assoc
iations and will conduct the training to groups of 7 to 10 deaf leaders. The trainings will be on leadership skills and accounting and financing skills so they can develop and manage budget allocated by government.
FLC: RFDP / Lundazi Access to Justice and Human Rights Protection Project The project aims to increase access to justice and improve realisation of human rights for vulnerable groups particularly women in Lundazi district in the Eastern Province of Zambia. Women currently face many challenges in terms of property and inheritance
 rights family law as well as gender-based violence. At the same time complicated legal processes and practical concerns such lack of awareness and financial constraints have meant that women are often deterred from accessing both informal and formal justi
ce systems. Institutional weaknesses delays and lack of resources at the justice delivery institutions also further contribute to the inaccessibility of the services. The purpose of this project is to strengthen justice delivery systems and related service
s by establishing four paralegal desks with a total of 60 community-based paralegals operating from them. These will provide legal information advice and representation to the target group and facilitate referrals and handling of cases by traditional local
 and subordinate courts. The primary beneficiaries are 2400 women and their households. In addition the project trains traditional leaders and carries out broader community sensitisation activities in order to create an enabling environment for the target 
beneficiaries to access and receive justice.RFDP will collaborate with formal and informal justice institutions and relevant ministries. In addition it will work closely together with the Danish Institute of Human Rights and local CSOs who are already carr
ying out similar programmes for learning and experience sharing. Rising Fountains Development Program (RFDP) on kansalaisjärjestö joka toimii Lundazin läänissä itäisessä Sambiassa. Järjestö syntyi vuonna 2000 vastineena huonoihin elinoloihin köyhässä maanosassa. Tuolloin keskiössä olivat erityisesti perusk
oulutus ja terveyspalvelut sanitaatio ja puhdas vesi naisten asema paikallisyhteisöissä sekä elinolot yleisesti. Hankkeen tavoitteena on parantaa naisten asemaa kouluttamalla yhteisöjä naisten oikeuksista ja tehostamalla naisten pääsyä oikeuspalvel
ujen piiriin. Tämä puolestaan vaikuttaa siihen että perheväkivaltatapauksiin yms. puututaan tehokkaammin.
FLC: Collectif Marocain du Volontariat / for climate justice integrating equality of the sexes PYM: Collectif Marocain du Volontariat/ Ilmasto-oikeudenmukaisuuden edistäminen Marokossa Project works to promote climate justice integrating equality of the sexes in the civil society at the international and national policy level in the eve of the COP22 conference in Marrakech. Project responds to five sustainable development goals concernin
g the equality of sexes. Ilmasto-oikeudenmukaisuuden edistäminen Marokossa integroiden sukupuolten tasa-arvotyön. Hanke paneutuu kansalaisyhteiskunnan dialogiin valmistauduttaessa Marrakechin COP22-ilmastokokoukseen kohdistaen vaikutuksensa kansallisiin sekä kansainvälisiin po
litiikkatasoihin. Viiteen eri kestävän kehityksen tavoitteeseen vastaaminen jotka tähtäävät sukupuolten tasa-arvon toteutumiseen.
F.a: Giving voice to the youth of Sierra Leone This project aims on giving youth in Sierra Leone a stronger voice in developing their communities and society in general through facilitating the improvement of their life-skills and education and reduction of the barriers the youth face in accessing educ
ation. The current social and economic situation in Sierra Leone has been shaped by the civil war which ran from 1991-2002. During the war mistrust between the older and younger generations was created as youth were seen to be the reason for the conflict t
o start and endure. Even after the war young people have been seen as a “flash-point” of social instability which has been growing again since the end of the war. One of the key challenges for youth in Sierra Leone is that their education is inadequate
 e.g. in terms of employablity. That leaves young people with little opportunities to contribute meaningfully in their lives and society. Resulting hopelessness and frustration create undesirable actions. This project recognizes the role of youth in the de
cade-long civil conflict and offers opportunities for young people to transform their own status and other peoples' perception about them. The overall objective for the project is to empower the Sierra Leonean youth to engage meaningfully in decision makin
g processes that affect their lives. Special focus is given on the most vulnerable youth that are young women and youth with disabilities. Especially in the rural areas of the project districts (Moyamba, Port Loko, Bo and Western Area) their rights to educ
ation and participation are violated. The approaches of the project relate to facilitation of education and life-skills for the youth as a basis for meaningful contribution in society. Also the project aims to capacitate the youth with skills and means to 
participate in decision-making processes that affect their lives and the development of their communities. While emphasis is put on trainings and capacity building, through advocacy on education and also gender and disability related policies the project s
upports resolving the underlying barriers in the community, district and national levels that currently hinders youth accessing education. The project was initiated with help of other Finnish NGOs and Sierra Leonean community in Finland.
ODA equity through Finnfund Company produces pellets from agricultural waste. Pellets are sold to export markets for energy prodction.
Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Long term partnership with a local company / organisation (e.g. joint venture; subcontractor, import or other contract agreement ) related to Construction policy and administrative management
F.a: Actions for Advancing Freedom of Freed Haliyas, Kamaiyas and Kamlaharis Freed Haliyas, ex-Kamaiyas and Kamlaris (HaKK) have not yet fully realised the true sense of freedom. They are aware but still lacking desired level of empowerment. Thousands of right-holders are still denied their rights and entitlements. Therefore, right
-holders need to be further supported to empower them to claim and enjoy their rights. The duty-bearers require enough support in formulation policies, strategies, guidelines and implement those aiming the just rehabilitation of freed HaKK. The project, th
us, focuses on livelihood, education, capacity building and advocacy to facilitate duty-bearers’ and right-holders’ efforts to end this bondage system permanently. The overall goal of the project is to enhance the dignified living of freed Haliyas, Ex-
 Kamaiyas and Kamlaris. The project aims at advancing socio-economic condition of freed Haliya, ex- Kamaiyas and Kamlaris enhancing their access to livelihood assets and promoting equality and non-discrimination Expected results:• Increased access of the
 rights-holders (i.e. freed Haliyas, ex-Kamaiyas and Kamlaris), their groups and associations to services and resources, and fulfillment of their rights • Enhanced access of the rights-holders to resilient livelihood and employment opportunities • Incr
eased access of children and youth among the rights-holders to uninterrupted quality education • Improved harmony and relations between freed bonded labourers and their ex-mastersRights-holders /beneficiaries: Freed Haliyas, ex- Kamaiyas and Kamlaris.Imp
lementing partner:  The Lutheran World Federation Nepal (LWF Nepal)
FLC: Needs met - empowerment and equality for the deaf of Namibia PYM: NNAD/Tartutaan tarpeisiin - Namibian kuurojen voimallistamishanke The project aims at promoting the rights of Namibian deaf by increasing awareness of the UN declaration of the rights of people with disabilities amongst deaf Namibians as well as the officers that provide services for them. In directly the project also en
hances the realization of other disability groups as well as the implementation of the Inclusive Education Policy adopted by the Namibian Government recently. Disability movement in Namibia has been weak for long due to lack of sufficient capacity. In this
 project NNAD will collaborate with international partners such as Global Deaf Connection and Sign Language International in order to strengthen the capacity of the Namibian actor. Hankkeen tavoitteena on edistää kuurovammaisten oikeuksia laaja-alaisesti koko maassa siten että sekä vammaisten että viranomaisten tietoisuutta YK:n vammaisten oikeuksista lisätään (UN Conven-tion on the rights of the people with disabilities). Ep
äsuorasti hanke edistää myös muiden vammais-ryhmien etuja ja Namibian valtion hiljattain adoptoimaa inklusiivista politiikkaa. Vammaisliike on Na-mibiassa ollut pitkänaikaa heikko yleensä johtuen heikosta kapasiteetista. Tässä hankkeessa yhteis-ty
ökumppanina ovat amerikkalainen NGO Global Deaf Connection sekä Sign Language Services In-ternational jotka vahvistavat namibialaisen toimijan kapasiteettia (yhdelle GDC henkilölle kuukausit-tainen korvaus). Rahaa haetaan seuraaviin aktiviteetteihin 1.O
rganisaation operationaaliset kulut (palkat n. 50% kokonaisbudjetista)2.Hallinnolliset kulut toimiston ylläpitoon 3.Kuljetus kulut sekä hankkeen toteuttajille että hyödynsaajille4.Hankinnat liittyen koulutukseen (multimedia projektori ja mack book)5.Se
kä tulkkien koulutus että viranomaisten ja vammaisten koulutukset (n. 15%) 6.Materiaalien kehittäminen koulutusta ja valistusta varten (n. 10%)Hankkeella haetaan seuraavia tuloksia: 1.YK:n oikeuksien julistus käytettävissä viittomakielellä ja jaettu
 keskeisille toimijoille. 2.25 viittomakielen tulkkia koulutettu maakuntiin keskeisiin paikkoihin jotta he voivat mahdollis-taa palvelujen saatavuuden kuurovammaisille. 3.425 kuuroa ja kuulevaa sidosryhmää/toimijaa koulutettu UNCPR sisällöstä ja palve
lujen saa-tavuudesta.4.Hankkeen tulokset ja haasteet dokumentoitu
FLC: Action for Basic Development Initiatives Organize and strengthen about 20 women groups that comprises about 400 women/institutions (10groups in each kebele) organize different awareness raising workshops in the area of child and women trafficking for government stakeholders and public at large. R
ender trainings for 100 women on child and women trafficking communication leadership + business: disburse working capital. Provision of school support for children that return home.- This will be done to improve the wellbeing of children and women by curb
ing trafficking reducing the risk of women will enable to enhance the socio-economic competence of women.-Strengthened and vibrant women institutions will be established legislative and administrative measures will be enacted against child and women traffi
ckers. Rented children will be reunified with their families and be enrolled to school. Risky traditional practices on girls/women and children be reduced and the school drop out of children mainly girls will be reduced. Access to financial services will b
e availed for poor and needy women.-Direct beneficiaries are 400 women and 100 children; while 3000 community members will benefit indirectly from the project.-Co actors will be woreda bureau of justice women+ children affairs office bureau of social and l
abor affairs. Action for Basic Development Initiatives will be the implementer. The NGO was selected from the applicants on the call for proposal made in the Embassy web site for 2016 funding. No web site of the NGO. - Organize and strengthen about 20 women  groups that comprises about 400 women/institutions (10groups in each kebele) organize different awareness raising workshops in the area of child and women trafficking for government stakeholders and public at large
. Render trainings for 100 women on child and women trafficking communication leadership + business: disburse working capital. Provision of school support for children that return home.- This will be done to improve the wellbeing of children and women by c
urbing trafficking reducing the risk of women will enable to enhance the socio-economic competence of women.-Strengthened and vibrant women institutions will be established legislative and administrative measures will be enacted against child and women tra
ffickers. Rented children will be reunified with their families and be enrolled to school. Risky traditional practices on girls/women and children be reduced and the school drop out of children mainly girls will be reduced. Access to financial services wil
l be availed for poor and needy women.-Direct beneficiaries are 400 women and 100 children; while 3000 community members will benefit indirectly from the project.-Co actors will be woreda bureau of justice women+ children affairs office bureau of social an
d labor affairs. Action for Basic Development Initiatives will be the implementer. The NGO was selected from the applicants on the call for proposal made in the Embassy web site for 2016 funding. No web site of the NGO.
F.a: Tekoja Magazine Tekoja-magazine is published four times a year. It covers themes linked to development policy discussion, provides deeper analysis on themes linked to FCA’s strategic themes (Right to Peace, Right to Education, Right to Livelihood), and makes the results
 and impacts of our programme work visible. All articles and photos are produced by following professional guidelines for journalists.The magazine increases knowledge of development issues among our supporters and also a larger audience; the magazine can b
e found on-line and can be ordered free of charge in print or electronic form by anyone.The objective is to motivate Finnish people to support development cooperation, humanitarian assistance and participate in our advocacy work. One of the main objectives
 is to raise discussion and interest on development issues. Tekoja is also a tool for FCA’s advocacy work and through the magazine FCA can transparently explain its ideas to decision-makers as well as to general audience. The aim is to strengthen FCA’s
 networks in Finland and inspire our supporters and the general public by reporting about the results and achievements of development cooperation. The magazine provides materials and inspiration to parish staff and school teachers to support them to includ
e the themes of international diaconia and global education in their work. Activities and expected results:- The Tekoja magazine is published four times a year (February, April/May, September and December). Each number has 24 pages, with an average print r
un of 38 000. The magazine can also be found on-line.- The magazine is available for teachers in SubjectAid service. - Some of the content is shared on our webpages and through social media channels.- The magazine is available in our events.- Through Tekoj
a-magazine FCA participates in topical discussion in Finland.- As a result of active sharing and of good journalism, themes and stories presented by Tekoja are also picked up by journalists in Finnish media. At least one story in every issue is quoted by s
ome other media organisation. - As a result of innovative and topical analysis our experts and specialists are better known by Finnish media and by general audience. They are invited to speak in different occasions and interviewed in media.Target groups:  
The general public, parishes, teachers, journalists, decision-makers and FCA’s supporters.Implementing partner:  FCA. Graphic design, printing and delivery as out-sourced services.