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International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development ICTSD supports sustainable development in multilateral trade issues by dialogue networking research and capacity building. One specific objective is to support non-state actors participation in processes related with international trade negotiations. ICTSD
 in Geneva has an established position an indepdendent non-partisan non-governmental organization which has broad connections to different actors in trade negotiations including civil society. ICTSD complements well Finnish trade and development policy pri
orities. ICTSD applied support for International NGOs in Spring 2014.  ICTSD has increased the knowledge and capacity of various developing country actors in trade-related issues. For example last year research and analysis was produced and different event
s organized in the following topics: food security impact of Aid for Trade at country level resolving trade disputes and contentious issues at the EU-ACP Economic Partnership Agreements. In addition thousands policy makers or policy advocates used Bridges-
newsletter as an information source on topical trade and development issues.   It is proposed that ICTSD will be supported with 1000.000 euros in 2014-2015. Half of the support will be granted as core support and half focused on supporting trade capacity o
f African and LDC-countries.
The Solar Energy and Business Mentoring as Means to Generate income for Out-Of-School Youth The Project consist of two major components. The first one is the establishment of Renewable Energy course  which provides a training and employment opportunity to out-of-school youth. In addition the course will further address critical concerns of the co
nstruction industry as it transitions to greener economies and counts with adequately skilled workforce to install maintain and repair Solar Systems and Solar Geisers. Secondly KAYEC would also like to work towards its financial sustainability through the 
establishment of a Production Unit. Trainees and former graduates of KAECH trust will gain additional field experience through Production Unit while generating income to support their families and contribute towards the running of KAEC trust social activit
ies.
South Sudan regional Violence broke out in South Sudan in December 2013 and has continued to escalete. Already 900 000 people have been displaced out of them 130 000 seeking asylum in neigbouring countries. UNICEF works closely with UNHCR to support refugee women and children 
in Kenya Uganda and Ethiopia.
Increasing Access to Quality Family Planning and Sexual and Reproductive Health for women and marginalized groups in Yemen MSIY's rogramme Increasing Access to Quality Family Planning and Sexual and Reproductive Health for women and marginalized groups in Yemen operates for three years in four governorates of Yemen.  The program will improve the access to sexual and reproducti
ve health (SRH) services and family planning (FP) counselling and methods for women of reproductive age and marginalized and underserved populations by building on existing MSIY activities such as outreach and social franchise (SF) and introducing new acti
vities such as HIV testing in centres. The program will extend access to FP/SRH services to approximately 60000 women (social franchisee clients and outreach clients over three years) from the ?Al Muhamasheen? marginalized group and rural areas in four gov
ernorates in Yemen. All together this program will avert 10920 Unintended Pregnancies 1130 Unsafe Abortions and create 47912 CYPs.
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) The project improves working conditions and collective bargaining of the mining sector workers in Latin America. Workers in mining sector work in extremely dangerous conditions, occupational health and safety measures are often inadequate or even non-exist
ent and the regulation of the sector is poor. Out-sourcing and use of contract agency labor are increasing rapidly: in some mines as much as 75-80 % of the workers work for a labor agency.  The majority of mining enterprises are big multinational companies
 that seek tax reductions in the countries they operate in, and give high revenues to investors. Trade unions in this sector are weak and the union-to-union cooperation in national and regional level is scarce. The majority of unions are company-based whic
h means that the growing number of outsourced workers haven't been able to join the unions. Weak unions haven't been able to participate proactively in political discussions on labor law revisions and in social dialogue with the companies to regulate labor
 conditions in the sector. This project seeks to strengthen mining sector unions' collaboration and capacities in order for them to be able to influence mining companies, government policies on natural resources and their use, and the political decisions a
ffecting mining sector workers. This project strengthens mining sector workers' trade unions by creating two company-based networks of unions in two multinational companies: Glencore Xstrata and Anglo American. The beneficiaries of this project are mine wo
rkers especially in the targeted multinationals Glencore Xstrata and Anglo American. The project is implemented by IndustriALL global trade union, together with its member unions in mining sector in Latin America.
Competitiveness as Alternative for Survival (CAS) The project is addressed to women from rural areas in a disadvantageous situation who are the potential victims of trafficking and other forms of discrimination. Project scope is to impact the  Soroca District rural community welfare and common responsibil
ity in community development.Specific objectives:1. Improve poor families living conditions by developing self-sustaining businesses that have the capacity to outlast the project's completion.2. Having independent peer cooperation among women entrepreneurs
 with the purpose of strengthening their overall participation in the life of their communities.3. Improved understanding regarding common responsibility in community development in order to contribute directly to the community?s cohesion and prosperity.Th
e project is addressed to women in order to promote gender equality which will have an impact on the population in rural and remote areas promoting cohesion and prosperity especially among youth and elders supporting an inclusive society and active aging. 
It also will develop an ecological business environment in order to insure (based on Soarta Association specific procedures) environmental protection animal welfare selective collection of waste recycling and the appropriate moderate use of material resour
ces.Target group: 35 people of all ages who live below the poverty line 50% of whom are women from the rural areas of Soroca District.Project Activities:1. Project Management.2. Organizing Women Entrepreneurs Network (WEN) as a peer group.3. The improvemen
t of common responsibility in community development.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) he Children's Rights Committee urges Pakistan to accomplish of the key child rights legislation and pays attention to the lack of implementation of the Regulation (2000) of the minors the legal processes.  It also expresses concern about the fact that some
 of the existing legislation, such as the Zina and Hudood settings are still in breach of contractual obligations , in spite the changes made of the Penal Code in 2006. The Children's rights Committee urges the Government to improve the co- operating with 
the NGOs operating in the area of children's rights. The project aims at the promotion of the awareness of convention of the child's rights and the implementation of it. The project target groups and beneficiaries are the children criminally responsible, t
he victims of violence and omissions and children with disabilities, as well as public authorities and civil society actors. Legal Aid Cell is one of Pakistan's most well-known and the most important human rights organizations. It was founded in 1987 to co
ntinue the pro bono legal assistance work of AGHS Law Associates founded during the military dictatorship in 1980. AGHS is the Pakistan's first female lawyers firm. www.aghscru.org.pk
Special Campaigns The realisation of the objectives of Finland's development policy requires support from citizens and their confidence in the effectiveness and potential impact of any actions taken.  The MFA's Development Communications Unit is responsible for raising publ
ic awareness about global development issues and the objectives themes and results of Finland's development policy. Effective development communications require that medium and message meet citizen and stakeholder needs that texts be written in clear langu
age and that each message be tailored to its target group.  Information is made available not only through traditional official channels but also via social media and at public events.  Specific programmes are being prepared to help the media learn about d
evelopment issues and development cooperation.  Information is made available not only through traditional official channels but also via social media and at public events. Specific programmes are being prepared to help the media learn about development is
sues and development cooperation. In 2014 the appropriation will be used for campaign materials and the production of other communications targeted to citizens.
Frame agreement with NGO (Operation a Day?s Work) More than 70% of the Guatemalan population is under 30 years old, and more than 50 % is under 20 years old. The social problems of the country, such as street violence, insecurity, corruption and impunity, poverty and poor quality of basic services, raise 
serious challenges and threats in the environment the youth grow up in. Nevertheless, the issues regarding children and youth are not among priorities of the decision makers. Public investments on childhood and youth are few, and decisions are not based on
 rights. The cultural environment labelled by adultcentrism prevents the children and youth from raising their voices in the civil society, even though local decision makers have a responsibility to hear and include the relevant stakeholders when preparing
 public policies.Taksvarkki ry's (ODW Finland) and PAMI's cooperation project will be carried out in 6 municipalities in Guatemala: Malacatan, Coatepeque, Mazatenango, Zunilito, Puerto Barrios, and Morales. The objective is to improve the possibilities of 
adolescents and youth to act as active citizens and to increase their participation in local decision making processes, so that they can actively contribute to building societies that respect child and youth rights. The project builds on capacitating youth
 and encouraging them into local level advocacy work, and also providing training to adult decision makers to make them understand the importance of respecting youth rights and especially the right to participate and to be heard. The project contributes in
 youth's right for organization and participation, good governance, social inclusion and active citizenship. By the proposals the youth make it also contributes in other child rights such as education, safe environment and health care. By capacitating and 
empowering youth the project is raising a new generation of citizens and political decision makers who base their values on human rights.As a result of this project, six youth movements will emerge in the target areas. The youth movements will network with
 other entities in local civil societies, act together with local adults, and activate more youth to act for children's and youth's rights and wellbeing in their communities. The youth movements and PAMI activate local civil societies to a process of prepa
ring local public policies about children and youth issues. This is how the rights of the children and youth are officially pushed to the public agendas in six municipalities in Guatemala.
Humanitarian assistance to the Philippines Over 6000 persons died in November 2013 when Typhoon Haiyan ripped across the Philippines. Over 16 million people has been effected. Because of the typhoon the livelihoods have disapeared particularly related to coconut farming. FAO participates in early r
ecovery in the Philippines and assits the families farming of rice corn and coconut. Livelihoods recovery is also needed in fisheries and livestock. Requirement for FAO in the Philippines is 38 million USD. The funding gap is 69 %. The UN appeal for the Ph
ilippines is 791 million USD.
VIET/Medical equipment investment project for General Hospital of Cao Medical equipment investment project for General Hospital of Cao Bang. Modern equipment and instruments provided by Finnish company GE Healthcare.
Enhancing the Child Protection System in Nepal second phase (ECPS II) CWISH had launched a project on Enhancing Child Protection System (ECPS I) from 2010-2013. ECPS I developed the capacity of government agencies and formed a National Child Protection Alliance (NCPA) of CSOs to carry out local level child protection movemen
t. But the government agencies are yet to be made accountable to the legal and policy provisions. Nepal has formulated various laws and ratified international conventions regarding child protection, however it is yet to devise a structure that independentl
y monitors the cases of child right violations. In this regard this project has been proposed to form a strong watch dog mechanism and to increase accountability of the government agenciesThe project has been proposed with the following overall objective: 
Children in Nepal are enjoying childhood in a caring safe and protected environment The specific objectives are:?Civil Society Organizations are working actively for the monitoring of the children right situation ? Government service providing agencies are
 working with increased accountability in their duty towards children Direct beneficiaries of the project are:? 75 CSOs and their 1000 members and 700 child right activists? 700 government officials in the district level who controls services delivered in 
the district level? 7000 children victim of violation of their right (whos cases are referred)In order to meet the objectives the project will extend and strengthen network of NCPA in all the 75 districts of Nepal capacitate them in monitoring detection an
d referral of the cases of violation of child right. Hot line service and radio awareness program will be launched to make the community child protection mechanism aware about child right and to encourage them report cases of violation. Accountability tool
s like citizen?s charter checklist of Entitlement and Social Audit will be promoted to increase transparency and accountability of the government.The project creates a new monitoring structure by working with the existing dutybearers of government and NCPA
.The project makes provision of 50% participation of women in decision making level therefore taking gender equality into consideration. It also reduces inequalities by promoting the right of the marginalized children by working on a strong monitoring syst
em.It indirectly contributes to climate sustainability by empowering local communities and civil societies to increase their access to resources.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Plan International Finland Foundation) Project aims to increase knowledge and skills of authorities and communities to prevent and to react to gender-based violence and child abuse as well as to enhance national-level cooperation and coordination on the issue. Violence is a common problem in Do
minican Republic and according to some studies almost half of the Dominican women aged 30-49 years have been victims of violence at some point of their life. 48 % of the children in the project areas have experienced physical violence and 30 % are victims 
of violence committed by their teachers. The project offers capacity-building for children, adolescents and adults in order to enhance the capacities in the communities to identify when gender-based violence or child abuse takes place, to prevent them and 
to react to them. Protection networks are also established and supported in the project areas and the capacities of the authorities in responding to cases of violence are strengthened. As a result of the project, girls, boys and adults in the communities a
re better aware of the different forms and risks of violence and they are better equipped to protect themselves from it. Project is implemented by Plan in close co-operation with the Community Development Committees of the 15 project communities.
Integrated Human Rights Education Program 2013-2014 Despite the changes that swept Egypt during 2011 Egypt still lacks strong institutions which protect human rights and Egyptian citizens lack proper access to the information which they require to inform themselves sufficiently about their rights. The Integ
rated Human Rights Education Programme has been specifically developed to address this problem by disseminating and promoting human rights culture values and knowledge to Egyptian youth and providing a space for them to discuss and act upon political and s
ocietal developments from a human rights perspective. This project seeks to cater for both those with little if any prior engagement with concepts of human rights and to those who already have some knowledge but are keen to expand upon this knowledge to ex
press ideas with other youth and to engage in human rights advocacy. The project will respond to the lack of knowledge of human rights in Egypt by training more than 100 Egyptian youth in human rights and advocacy. The follow-up Alumni Network Forum and Yo
ung Trainers Program will develop the critical thinking capacity and rhetorical skills of participants of the 2012 Student?s Summer Course as well as of CIHRS alumni of previous years so as to enable them to effectively advocate for human rights.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) In 2015 the project aimed at developing disability work in Palestine will focus on developing a new intervention to reach out to disabled person in the west bank area of Palestine through music as a therapeutic medium. Disabled are one of the most vulnerab
le groups in Palestine who are especially affected by the stress of the occupation. With music therapy outreach significant changes can be made in the lives of children and youth to ease the pain of living under occupation. In 2015 a project plan will be r
ealized for implementation as soon as possible by the local partner Dar al Kalima University. The project will primarily operate in the west bank area. The direct beneficiaries of the project will be the disabled children and youth, as well as Dar al Kalim
a University music department whose expertize will be developed in the area of using music as a therapeutic medium in disabled outreach. The first phase of the possible project will be 2-3 years.
Promotion of Women's Security in Kosovo Finland supports the project of UN Kosovo Team (UNDP UNFPA UN Women UNICEF OHCHR)  to enhance the implementation of the Kosovo Law National  Strategy and Action Plan on Domestic Violence. Support is given to actions that improve the response to Violence ag
ainst Women (VAW). In three pilot municipalities support is given to the implementation of the National Action Plan on Domestic Violence including 1) awareness raising (prevention) 2) capacity building of the local service providers for the victims of dome
stic violence (protection) and 3) strengthening the central and local government's response to the rights of survivors of conflict-related SGBV. The project is in line with the Finnish development policy principles. By far the project has produced informat
ion and studies on domestic violence in Kosovo raised discussion on SGBV and awareness of the decision-makers and raised public awareness on domestic violence.(prevention). Capacities of the municipalities to produce user-friendly services for victims of d
omestic violence have been strengthened. In additon  the project has supported the pilot municipalities in creating coordination mechanisms against domestic violence delivered capacity-building in GRB and supported the coordination mechanisms in the develo
pment of municipal DV strategies.
IN/Building for Emission Measurements Capacity Building for Emission Measurements in India
UNRISD - Linking Social Protection and Human Rights - Web platform on case law The United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD) develops a web platform titled Linking Social Protection and Human Rights that provides both a space to convene leading thinkers on social protection as a human rights issue and a source
 of practical guidance for policy makers (duty bearers) practitioners (social workers) and advocates defending women and men (rights holders) whose rights to social protection have been violated against. The Guide comprises an explanatory framework on the 
human rights approach to social protection a depository of key case law where social protection issues have been discussed by regional and domestic courts expert commentaries on common issues and easy access to external resources which are targeted at poli
cy makers development practitioners and human rights advocates.  This work is a result - and a user-friendly practical application - of earlier work that Finland supported in the framework of the UN Human Rights Council whose  Special Rapporteur on Extreme
 Poverty and Human Rights Dr. Magdalena Sepulveda has focused her work on social protection as an effective way to reduce extreme poverty and inequality. Some of the key messages of the Special Rapporteur's work have been synthesized into a publication The
 Human Rights Approach to Social Protection which was published in the MFA-Finland's publication series Elements for Discussion in 2012 and in another MFAF-publication by the same author titled: Access to Justice for Persons Living in Poverty. The Human Ri
ghts Approach in 2014.The Finnish funding (200.000e) will enable UNRISD to expand enhance and further develop the existing web platform to provide outputs summarizing and highlighting lessons and practices from existing evidence to further develop compleme
ntary tools and to provide concrete ideas for those implementing and overseeing the establishment and expansion of social protection programmes and systems in developing countries.
CPR/Ningguo Hospital Equipment Project Ningguo Hospital Equipment Project, modernising of a hospital with modern equipment.