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Strengthening sustainable livelihoods in 12 villages in Malawi Insufficient food security is a crucial development problem in Malawi. The project aims to contribute for its part to the solving of this problem by enhancing sustainable livelihood in 12 villages in Mangochi region in Lungwena area. The immediate objectiv
e of the project is that food security of rural families in the project area is improved so that its quality is good and it is produced by ecologically sound methods. The main project outputs are:- Permaculture farming method and collective farming are ado
pted in the project villages- Dietary quality of rural families is improved in the project villages- Pemphero?s organisational capacity is strengthened.  Permaculture is a philosophy of working with nature, looking at plants and animals in all their functi
ons not treating any area as a single product system. Permaculture farming uses ecologically sound methods in food production and agricultural systems modeled from natural ecosystems. Its development is based on traditional knowledge alternative agricultur
e and local food systems. The cross-cutting development policy objectives form an integral part of the project:- More than half of the beneficiaries are girls and women (gender equality), - Representatives of marginalised groups such as aids-orphans old pe
ople and disabled persons are among the key beneficiaries (decreasing inequality),- Enhanced agricultural methods are ecologically sound and adaptation to the environmental changes due to climate change is taken into account (enhancement of climate sustain
ability).   The project is not creating new structures but it brings new knowledge and strengthens Pemphero?s capacity to act in order to enhance livelihoods in the project villages. The project attempts to strengthen well-working current structures in ord
er to ensure proper outputs. The main beneficiary groups are:1) Persons who will participate in the collective farming (ca. 300).2) Villagers who benefit from the collective farming products (ca. 3000). 3) Pemphero as an organisation and its activists who 
get their capacity strengthened (ca. 200).  The immediate objective and key outputs will be achieved by such activities as training villagers and Pemphero activists purchasing agricultural tools and office equipments to Pemphero and strengthening Pemphero?
s capacity to work in the project villages and to network with other CSOs and to contact local authorities.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) SAT-7 is a non-profit, non-political satellite TV-station operating in several languages for millions of viewers in Middle East region. The Bridges-series is a forum for different religious and political views and dialogue, aiming to strenghten peace, reco
nciliation and human rights.
Advisory Center for WTO Law ACWL Voluntary contribution for financing activities of the ACWL. Advisory Centre on WTO Law is an intergovernmental organisation based in Geneva. The agreement establishing the ACWL was signed in 1999. The founding of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in the 
1990s created a complex rules system and procedures for resolving possible disputes. Especially the least developed countries have limited expertise in WTO Law issues and limited capabilities to administer complex disputed cases. In addition their possibil
ities to acquire this kind of expertise is also limited due to scarce financial resources. The task of the ACWL  is to offer developing countries legal advice support them in dispute settlement proceedings and provide capacity-building in WTO Law. The obje
ctive is to guarantee that developing countries fully understand the rights and obligations of the WTO membership as well as that they are able defend their rights in WTO disputes in equal terms as developed countries. ACWL activities benefit governments f
irms and citizens of developing countries depending on individual cases.
FLC-Forest Management at Batanghari District Jambi For the first year the activity will be focused on  development of 315 ha of didesa Batu Sawar by applying the model management (silviculture) of forest plantations covering nursery land preparation planting and maintenance. Beside that the process HTR are
a reserve as much 1200 ha in Hajran village and advocacy for permit IUPHHK HTR is also done. It is expected at the first year 315 ha HTR area planted and 1200 ha for reserved area for HTR.For the second year besides continuing the maintenance of 315 ha HTR
 the activity will focus on gaining IUPHHK HTR in Hajran village as much 1200 ha in the middle of the year and organize the silviculture of plantation forest to the area that already published its permit.Also at the same year above it will be innitated som
e discussion-workshop to open up market access through certification of IUPHHK HTR in two villages targeted.In the third Year to ensure achievement of the project objectives the activities will focus on the efforts of management and product certification u
nit HTR by LEI so as to improve the bargaining position of farmers to markets. In the year will also achieved agreement with one company in the wood processing industry to purchase wood produced by HTR at a competitive price.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Rural Agriculture Program. The project objective is to activate vulnerable rural female headed households of Mambahn Chiefdom and Bensonville areas into farming as business and to advocate for social change at local community levels
Creating Environmental Culture to Empower the Youth in Tanzania (CECE) There are 250 AIDS orphan youths in the project region villages. Due to the lack of social security they have been placed into their relative families where there already are many children and lack of food. The AIDS orphans live in an environmental disaste
r area. The livelihood of the family is based on the grazing of the cattle. Overgrazing erosion caused by rainstorms and draught caused by the irregularity of the rainy seasons reduce the pastures. The project will empower the AIDS orphans with more attitu
de skills and tools to improve their living environment and it strengthens their self-esteem as important members of the community. This also enables the sufficient feed of the grazing cattle with fodder. The project also offers the AIDS orphan youths food
 assistance. With the help of the project new environmentally-centered afternoon club activities will be launched. The new base will be the club house called Jericho in the Ekenywa village owned by WEPA (Women Educational  Project of Arumeru) situated alon
g the highway approximately 14 km from Arusha to the direction of Nairobi. The AIDS orphan youths from  Ekenywa Lengijave ja Elikureti villages will gather for four hours twice a month after school to the club house to receive food and environmental educat
ion. In addition the project will organize the youth practical exercises  on environmental protection in smaller groups. The emphasis of the education is to prevent erosion and to restore forests on the high plateau savanna.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Plan International Finland Foundation) The objective is increased access to quality ECCD services for young children aged 0 to 6, including the most marginalized for improved readiness for transition to primary education. Specifically it concentrates on facilitating children?s transition from h
ome to the community-based ECCD centres and from the centres to pre-schools and into primary education, modelling cost-effective and inclusive ECCD programmes , strengthening the capacity of parents and influencing ECCD policy development. The programme fo
cuses on children from marginalized groups,e.g. girls, those living with HIV, orphans and children with disabilities. The project is implemented by Plan Kenya and local partners.
Biogas for enhanced quality of life The project aims to contribute to the improvement of the economic status and quality of life of poor subsistence farmer families in 100 villages in Mahwa Block of Dausa district (Rajasthan India) through the provision and promotion of biogas technology. It
 is a continuation of the project ?Biogas as renewable energy source in Indian villages? funded by UFF and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs Finland in 2010-2012 and implemented by HPPI. The project had an overwhelmingly positive response from the beneficia
ries and the surrounding community.To achieve the project goal 400 biogas plants are constructed and follow-up activities are planned for 200 plants constructed during phase one. The new plants are built with a contribution from the farmers themselves as w
ell as with government subsidy. From the biogas plants families have access to a clean energy form that can be used for cooking and lighting. The use of bio-slurry the by-product of the fermentation process as farm manure increases agricultural output and 
also reduces expenditure under various heads such as energy chemical fertilizers/pesticides and irrigation. Farmers are grouped in clubs and trained in the use of the plants as well as improved agriculture techniques. Empowerment of women and improvement i
n their quality of life and health is also a key objective of the project. The adoption of biogas significantly reduces indoor air pollution directly leading to improved health. It also reduces the need for fetching firewood and time needed for cooking thu
s increasing time available for learning new skills or engaging in other productive activities. The project will promote the organization of women in Self Help Groups to create a forum where women can be trained on health + hygiene nutrition gain skills fo
r income generation and common saving systems which can help them to significantly improve their family economy.The results the project will achieve over a period of three years are: 400 biogas plants installed and follow-up on previously constructed 200 p
lants 15 masons trained for biogas plant construction agricultural productivity and yield increased 30% savings on household expenditure 100 farmers clubs and 100 women?s Self Help Groups formed 200 beneficiaries getting government support for the construc
tion of the plants women?s work load decreased by 2h/day indoor air pollution decreased by 80% and 20% increase in girls going to school.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Plan International Finland Foundation) Promote and strengthen the expansion and replication of effective ECCD program models, strategies and practices in focus countries, Develop and disseminate the RESA ECCD Framework, Promote collaboration, learning and dialogue on ECCD within RESA and Pan-Af
rican context, Strengthen ECCD Monitoring, Evaluation and Research
REG/ BioCuencas: Conserving water resources and biodiversity: Western Amazon Basin in Peru Colombia The project promotes integrated water resources management in the Western Amazon Basin in Peru and Colombia as well as conservation of biodiversity. The project aims to test and promote an intergrated management approach that can serve as a mode for a regi
on-wide system of watershed governance in the Andes-Amazon region. The project employs a rights-based approach including gender equity and considers the role of women and men indigenous groups and youth throughtout the implementation to improve the partici
pation of these groups and the ability of civil society to participate in decision-making and management of the water resources together with public sector as well as conservation of the ecosystem in view to offer ecosystem services.
Shield for Justice Foundation - Access to Justice for Victims and Witnesses of Human Rights Violation Shield for Justice Foundation is a registered Trust from 2012. The first Initiative to build the capacity of HRDs to conduct witness protection was undertaken in 2010. In the first year of its existence (2011) the project was hosted by Independent Medico-L
egal Unit (IMLU) prior to its incorporation. The overall objective of the organization is to enhance access to justice and accountability free from intimidation and compromise and also enhance access to justice for victims and witness through empowerment a
nd facilitation of safety measures. Following the 2007/2008 post- election violence it became apparent that there was no framework that existed to protect persons with crucial and critical information for the investigation. The Shield for justice Foundatio
n has the following programmes,-The Ushuhuda Project ? seeks to facilitate the provision of legal medical psychological sociological and all other reasonable measures to victims and witnesses of human rights violations and crimes facing risk of harm from p
erpetrators seeking to pervert the cause of justice-The Uwezo Project ? seeks to create awareness for specific groups around the country to enhance provision of services at local regional and international levels and also undertake policy and legal advocac
y that could tilt the regime to ensure that the government of Kenya undertakes its duty of witness and victims protection.Objectives of the proposed project: ?To facilitate the provision of legal medical psychological sociological and all other reasonable 
measures to victims and witnesses of human rights violations and crimes?Enhance capacity of members of staff and professionals in the development and application of appropriate measures in enhancing the safety of victims and witnesses in the pursuit of jus
tice and accountability?To conduct research on relevant matters relating to safety of victims and witnesses in access to justice and accountability initiatives with a view to determining appropriate interventions?To build strategic alliances with key stake
holders with a view to promoting co-operation in enhancing the safe participation of victims and witnesses in access to justice and accountability initiatives ?To advocate for policy and law reform with a view to enhancing the safe participation of victims
 and witnesses in all processes in furtherance of access to justice and accountability
FODEP State of Democratic Accountability in Zambia The project aims to increase the accountability of elected leaders by facilitating concrete connections between elected leaders and citizens. This will involve among others increasing citizens? awareness of political party manifestoes development of monito
ring tools and establishing People?s Dialogue Platforms that enable interaction and consultations between decision-makers and the electorate. The one-year project will be carried out in North Western Muchinga and Northern Province of Zambia in a total of 1
2 districts. The project aims to reach a total electoral population of 600 people per province during the year. The beneficiaries include active members of five political parties all MPs in the target districts (21 in total) registered and potential voters
 private sector actors as well as other stakeholders such as CSOs and media.
KAZ/ Monitoring of peaceful assembly in Kazakhstan Monitoring peaceful assembly in eight oblasts in Kazakhstan and producing two reports on the results as well as trends.
CPR/Luochuan Cold Storage Project Kylmaravastointiketjun kehittaminen elintarvikkeiden sailyvyyden parantamiseksiKiinan MOF on toimittanut hanketta koskevan toteutettavuustutkimuksen ja pyytanyt UM:oa arvioimaan hankkeen. Hanketta on kehittanyt myos suomalainen Huurre Oy joka sittemmin on 
saanut urakan toteutettavakseenElintarvikehuollon parantaminen, elintarviketuotannon -turvallisuuden ja tuotteiden jakelun seka saatavuuden kehittaminen, Kiinan hallitus panostaa voimakkaasti maataloustuotannon ja elintarvikehuollon kehittamiseen. Koko Kii
nassa maataloustuotannosta elantonsa saavan vaeston osuus on hitaassa laskussa ja maatalouskaytossa olevan maa-alan kasvu on saavuttanut rajansa joten ruuanjajostusmenetelmien ja jakeluverkostojen nykyaikaistaminen on tullut entista ajankohtaisemmaksi.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Plan International Finland Foundation) Reduce violence against children and provide opportunities for children?s participation in the eradication of violence against children The programme goal is to empower children and youth to prevent and respond to violence against children and acquire life
 skills.
Sports Sans Frontieres - Directed at Kosovo?s youth and aims at reducing discrimination through sport physical activities and games Sports Sans Frontieres Kosovo is registered since 2002 in Kosovo. SSF actions in Kosovo are directed to Kosovo?s youth and aim to reduce discrimination by providing spaces and opportunities that bring together ethnic communities through sport physical acti
vities and games. Perceived as a neutral organisation Sport Sans Frontieres is acting as a facilitator of dialogue. The main aim of the project is to contribute to the social inclusion of the youth in the kosovar society especially of the children and teen
agers from minorities. The project has three specific objectives (a)Create bridges among communities(b)Empower youth (c)Provide children with informal education Target group: the Volunteers from 15 to 21 years in charge of the sport and educational activit
ies. Volunteers will originate from six communities (Albanian Ashkali Bosniak Rom Serbian and Turkish) and at least 30% of them will be girls. Around 60 Volunteers will take part in the project. Final beneficiaries are the children from 6 to 12 who will be
nefit from the activities organised by the volunteers. Children will originate from six different communities (Albanian Ashkali Bosniak Rom Serbian and Turkish) and at least 30% of them will be girls.
ETS Education Through Sports in Lindi Region Education Through Sports in Lindi Region has raised the level of sports facilities in five (5) districts in Lindi Region within years 2010-13. The districts are Lindi municipal Lindi rural Ruangwa Liwale and Nachingwea. The statistics have shown that by im
proving the sports grounds providing sports equipment educating teachers on physical education and by organizing Bonanzas and other sports activities the pupils are more active in coming to school and they perform better in their studies.There are district
s in Lindi Region that have not been covered with the first 3 years of project implementation. The Regional Education Office has been closely involved in the implementation and they see the need to reach all the districts in Lindi Region. The main project 
activities will be primary school sports field rehabilitation in Kilwa District where 104  primary schools with approximately 40 000 pupils will receive goal posts for football and netball. The sports fields will be measured and maintained before the insta
llation of the goal posts.The Physical Education Teachers in Kilwa District will be called to field maintenance seminars organized by the project. In the seminars the teachers are taught how to measure the fields and they are shown the installation of the 
goal posts. They are also taught the basics of some sports games. The goal is to increase the knowledge in sports and also health education so that the teachers (of which most are unqualifield PE teachers) have more knowlegde to the subject Haiba na Michez
o in their school. Sports and personality has been a subject in the primary school level since 2006 but most teacher do not have a proper training to teach the subject.By educating the teachers rehabilitating the sports grounds and distributing sports equi
pment to the Primary schools the knowledge in sports and health education reaches the society. ETS Lindi will cover the costs for the seminars and the goal posts (purchase of pipes and welding to the right measurements). The Ministry of education has agree
d to set a sum for the districts to cover the rehabilitation of the sports grounds and transportation of the goal posts to each Primary School appointed.
UNDP New Deal Implementation Support Facility The International Dialogue for Peacebuilding and Statebuilding (IDPS) which is co-chaired by International Development Minister Pekka Haavisto and the network of fragile states g7+ presented in 2011 their plan New Deal for Engagement in Fragile States (New
 Deal). New Deal offers a model for peacebuilding and statebuilding. UNDP's New Deal Implementation Support Facility is the only existing mechanism which supports the implementation of New Deal and strengthens the g7+ group. Finland supports the mechanisms
 with 2 million euros in 2014-15.
Humanitarian aid to UNHCR's regional Syria operation in Turkey There are 16 million Syrian refugees in Turkey of whom one million have been officially registered as refugees. Even though Turkey has mainly independently taken care of the refugee response the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has a k
ey role in strenghtening national capacities and in protecting especially those around 14 million Syrians who live outside camps. The situation of urban refugees and especially children is very difficult.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finnish Red Cross) Community Based Health Programme. To improve the health conditions in the most vulnerable communities through the integrated programme, for instance by enhancing the child and maternal health, preventing HIV -infectious and through better access of the PLW
A or HIV-positive persons to the health services.
THL/Social Sphere Capacity Building The National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) has planne with Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Social Affairs a project of the social sector in which the capacity of the civil servants of the Ministry and experts' is strengthened. In the training the differe
nt sectors of the social sector among others the vulnerable groups are gone through. Furthermore the training includes the strengthening of the management of the civil servants. The project will be implemented during the years 2014 - 2017 as cooperation be
tween the institutions and its budget is 499.230 euros.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Plan International Finland Foundation) The programme aims to provide an enabling and protective environment to the children of 3-6 years to enjoy access to holistic development and education opportunities. In Pakistan only a small percentage of children have access to ECCD services and even in 
the existing ones the quality is poor. Moreover, parents both mothers and fathers and other caregivers in family in rural areas have insufficient knowledge and parenting skills. The community based model will improve the capacity of families and communitie
s to support, implement and sustain activities that promote the holistic development of young children, their smooth transition to formal education and protection. School based model will improve local government structures to pilot and upscale early child
hood education in the public sector. In addition, awareness of stakeholders at all levels about importance of development and education and child protection as a basic right of all children will be enhanced. During this phase strategies to address children
 on 0-2 years age group and their parents are planned for. The target group are 3 000 3-6 years old children, 4 550 parents and 127 teachers. As a result of the interventions, family practices to promote ECCD will be improved, and, in turn, the well-being 
of young children. The programme is implemented by Plan Pakistan and three local partners due to their previous and wide expertise on early childhood care and development.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finnish Red Cross) Regional Programme Support and Organizational Development Initiatives. To support the local Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies to raise their own capacity to be able to respond the local vulnerability in the sustainable manner.