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Drug Rehabilitation Huumekuntoutus malli Drug Rehabilitation in Senegal. Eliminating the social problems caused by drug use.PROJECT CONTINUATION 2013-15: Drug Rehabilitation Model Sopi Jikko projectThe aim of the project Sopi Jikko is to develop a drug rehabilitation model suitable for the Senega
lese society. The purpose of the model is to reduce problems in the community caused by drug use. The model is being developed in the sphere of the Justice House of Diamaguene Sicap Mbao and it will also be spread to other local communities where the Justi
ce House is operating. In other words the rehabilitation model is meant to be transplanted into the welfare for drug abusers exercised by the municipality. Hanke pyrkii kehittämään Senegaliin soveltuvan työmallin jolla torjutaan huumeiden käytön aiheuttamia sosiaalisia ongelmia yhteisöissä. Pohjana mallille toimii Omaiset huumetyön tukena-järjestön Suomessa käyttämä avokuntoutuksen malli. Senega
lista on tullut kansainvälisen huumekaupan kauttakulkumaa jonka seurauksena huumeongelma on kasvamassa eriyisesti alueilla joilla toimeentulomahdollisuudet ovat heikot. Hankkeen tavoitteena on kehittää Senegaliin soveltuva työmalli jolla torjutaan huum
eiden käytön aiheuttamia sosiaalisia ongelmia yhteisöissä.Luodaan viranomaisten kansalaisjärjestöjen ja paikallisten asukkaiden yhteistyöverkosto tiedon kanavoimiseksi. Hyödynnetään yhteisö-ja ryhmätyön menetelmiä tiedollisten ja taidollisten
 valmiuksien vahvistamiseksi.JATKOHANKE 2013-15: Huumekuntoutus malli Sopi Jikko hankeSOPI JIKKO hankkeen tavoitteena on kehittää Senegalin tarpeisiin soveltuva huumekuntoutuksen malli jolla torjutaan huumeiden käytön aiheuttamia sosiaalisia ongelmia y
hteisöissä. Malli kehitetään Diamaguene Sicap Mbaon Oikeustalon toiminta-alueella jonka jälkeen se tullaan levittämään myös muihin paikallisyhteisöihin joiden käytössä on Oikeustalo (11 oikeustaloa Senegalin eri maakunnissa). Työmalli on siis
 tarkoitus siirtää osaksi kunnan toteuttamaa huumetyötä.Hankkeessa ollaan siirtymässä toiseen vaiheeseen. Kolmen vuoden käytännön työn tuloksia on tarkoitus nyt lähteä kokoamaan (mallintamaan) ja siirtämään osaksi kuntien tarjoamaa palvelua.
 Viimeksi mainitun tavoitteen toteuttamiseksi on löydettävä pysyvät rahoitusratkaisut ennen hankkeen päättymistä.
F.a: Bonthe Island Environmental and Livelihood Project Bonthe Island is one of the poorest and most isolated areas in Sierra Leone. The impacts of climate change such as the unprecedented rise in temperature and the frequency and severity of rainfall conditions on Bonthe Island, highlights the extent to which 
humans and their livelihoods have become vulnerable. This is likely to have an impact on the natural resources and environment on which livelihoods are derived. For example, heavy rains cause flooding of settlements and farms, while high temperatures have 
caused crop failure. Flooding also prevents rice farming for many households. Climate change is likely to also cause shifts in crop growing seasons which will have implications for food security. The objective of the project is to improve community resilie
nce and enhance adaptation to climate change on Bonthe Island by supporting sustainable livelihood options. The expected results are 1) Agriculture production increased and diversified; 2) Basic management skills (in business farming group dynamics) improv
ed; 3) Market linkages enhanced; 4) communities resilience against climate change impact built through alternative livelihoods activities.The beneficiaries are provided with training, education and awareness on environmental issues including climate change
 and disaster. They will be trained in the production and processing and storage of vegetables and crops as well as in intercropping technics, and organic manure production and applications. Beneficiaries will be supported with the requisite farm equipment
 and tools and will receive continuous technical support that will lead to a more productive and diversified cropping. Poultry farming is introduces as an alternative source of income for vulnerable women. While engaging the beneficiaries to improve on the
ir livelihoods coping strategies, the project will raise the awareness of the beneficiaries on key issues like human rights, gender equality and equity, and HIV/AIDS.Rights-holders /beneficiaries: Rural and peri-urban poor  Implementing partner: Green Scen
ery
F.a: Bench Maj Promoting Education in Native Language The project strengthens mother-tongue-based multilingual education in primary schools by developing school materials, strengthening the capacity of teachers, teacher trainers, dictionary workers and school inspectors as well as developing local languages a
nd cultures. In Bench Maji Zone there are six local languages (bench, me'en, diizi, suri, shekko, baale), and the local government has decided that all of them can be used as language of instruction in the lower grades of primary education in each language
 area.  The project aims to finalize the orthographic systems of the languages, prepare pertinent and contextualized study plans and materials and transition components to English and Amhara for higher grades. With the project the local language communitie
s can better maintain their own language, history and culture, and develop their written culture. It also increases the possibilities of the members of these language communities for integration into the society and helps the children to improve their scho
ol achievements. Out of the six languages, four were introduced in first and second grade pilot classes in the previous school year, and now the piloting continues in 3rd grade. The beneficiaries are the children and local people of six ethnic peoples, and
 the teachers and education authorities of the region. The implementing agency is SIL International (Summer Institute of Linguistics), with a long experience in developing written languages and strengthening mother-tongue-based multilingual education throu
ghout the world.
Humanitarian mineaction/support to HALO JAKAM/Humanitaarinen miinatoiminta/tuki HALO:lle Humanitarian mineaction/support through HALO. -
F.a: Tanzania Women Cross-Party Platform for gender equality in politics Demo’s programme in Tanzania enhances cross-party cooperation of women. It supports a forum for dialogue between the different parties’ women’s wings, facilitated by the Tanzania Women’s Cross-party Platform (T-WCP). The Platform is currently growi
ng into a well-known instance in addressing issues related to gender equality in national politics, while also coordinating training workshops and discussion forums for aspiring female politicians at district-level. Studies have shown that one of the bigge
st obstacles to women's political participation is a lack of networks. Women from different political parties have previously had little cooperation, but now they sit together for the first time thinking about how to strengthen gender equality and women’
s position in political decision-making.  Furthermore, considering the recent political tension in the country, there is also a need to promote peaceful dialogue between all political parties in order to support further consolidation of multiparty democrac
y and to prevent possible future acts of violence. In the coming years, the Platform will organize joint campaigns and training activities at local level to raise the voice of women in politics. With Demo’s support, the Platform functions resolutely to c
hannel women's joint concerns into national politics. For formulation of these concerns and joint advocacy messages, the Platform also aims to increase the level of interaction and collaboration between local and national level female politicians.  Support
 is also directed to local-level in Platform’s three working districts of Masasi, Zansibar and Kyela.  Here the objective is to improve the skills and confidence of women to participate as aspirants in next elections.
F.a: Strengthening community forestry organisations' governance in Petén The project aims at strengthening the capacity of ACOFOP's member organisations to prevent and control forest fires in the community forestry areas managed by them within the Maya Biosphere Reserve in Petén, Guatemala. The organisations possess a basic ca
pacity to prevent and control the fires, whereas the threat of forest fires has increased during the past two years in some of the areas managed by them due to illegal activity. Hence special measures and additional equipment is needed. The state of Guatem
ala has granted community based forest management concessions for the Multiple Use Zone of the Maya Biosphere Reserve in order for the local communities to be committed to governing the natural resources of the Reserve. This model, which has been recognise
d for its environmental, social and economic achievements respects local peasants' and indigenous peoples' historic rights to govern their territories. The communities are granted the right to make use of the timber and non-timber forest products, as well 
as community tourism as long as they respect the sustainable forest management plans. At places agroecological subsistence farming is also permitted. Along the community forestry process cutting forests for agricultural purposes and human settlements, as w
ell as forest fires have drastically reduced. ACOFOP is an umbrella organisation of community forestry organisations in Petén, Guatemala. It was founded in 1994. Its community based member organisations manage forests in the Multiple Use Zone of the Mayan
 Biosphere Reserve within forestry concessions admitted by the government. Forest management by the communities themselves strengthens their ownership of the area, and supports the protection of the most significant Mayan forest area. ACOFOP’s role in re
lation to its members is to support the implementation of the natural resources management model, guarantee dialogue between the community organisations, represent them and advocate for their interests.ACOFOP’s mission is to consolidate its integrated mo
del of natural resource management, which has proven to be a successful strategy to protect the environment, reduce poverty and improve the quality of life within the communities. ACOFOP’s objectives in relation to sustainable community forest management
 are: i) to strengthen the democratic leadership of the community organisations, ii) advocacy in order for the community forestry agenda to be included in the larger development agenda of Petén, iii) adjustment of the community forestry company to respond
 to its members’ needs, iv) more profound processes of the integrated natural resource governance and further diversification of income generation, v) strengthening of ACOFOP’s capacity to analyse the context in Petén and vi) making sure that outside 
technical assistance results in local capacity development.  acofop.org
Humanitarian assistance; Save the Children Finland Humanitaarinen apu; Pelastakaa Lapset ry Humanitarian assistance: Child protection in Somalia Pelastakaa Lapset ry hakee humanitaarisen avun varainjaossa vuoden 2015 alussa tukea Somalia Ugandan ja Irakin (Syyrian pakolaiset) operaatioilleen. Tukea haetaan 15 meuria. Tukea esitetään Somalian ja Irakin operaatioille. Operaatiot keskittyvät lasten
suojeluun ravitsemukseen esiopetukseen ja non-formaaliin koulutukseen. Irakin operaatio tavoittaa lasten suojelun toiminnoissa 1500 lasta ja 300 nuorta ja opetuksessa 1270 lasta ja 300 nuorta sekä 1670 aikuista. Somalian operaation hyödynsaajina ovat 302
5 lasta ja 725 aikuista. Tukea esitetään 1 000 000 euroa 500 000 Irakiin ja 500 000 Somaliaan.
UNDP/Annual contribution 2015 UNDP/Vuosiavustus Contribution to the UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) regular resources in 2015. UNDP partners with people at all levels of society to help build nations that can withstand crisis and drive and sustain the kind of growth that improves the quality
 of life for everyone. The funds are used to finance the core activities of UNDP in the fields of poverty reduction gender environment and good governance. Kohdentamaton vapaaehtoinen rahoitus (yleisavustus) YK:n kehitysohjelmalle UNDP (United Nations Development Programme). vuonna 2021. UNDP:n tehtävänä on tukea maita inhimillisen kehityksen saavuttamisessa. UNDP on keskeisessä asemassa uusien kestävän
 kehityksen tavoitteiden toimeenpanossa vuosina 2016?2030. Mandaattinsa mukaisesti UNDP tukee maiden kehitysstrategioiden suunnittelu- ja toimeenpanokapasiteetin kehittämistä ja YK-järjestelmän laajuista koherenssia. UNDP tarjoaa muille YK-järjestöil
le keskeisiä hallinto- ja tukipalveluita talous- ja henkilöstöhallinnon tietotekniikan ja hankintojen alalla myös humanitaarisissa tilanteissa. UNDP:n toiminta edistää laajasti Suomen kehityspolitiikan painopisteitä ja tavoitteita.
Refugee costs through Finnish ministries, Developing countries unspecified Refugee costs through Finnish ministries (Ministry of interior, Ministry of employment and the economy), Developing countries unspecified
F.a: Nepal Development Programme Marginalised people are not prepared for, able to respond and timely recover from the impact of disaster. Poverty, injustice, inequality and discrimination persist in the communities. Therefore, there is a need to implement the project in Kailali, Dailekh,
 Doti, Lalitpur, Morang and Jhapa districts of Nepal.Nepal Development Programme aims at improving food insecurity, sustainable livelihoods and gender equality as well as decease caste/ethnicity-based discriminations, mitigate disaster and climate change i
mpacts and empower towards enforcement of human rights as well as participation in decision making at local and national context. Programme covers 30 Village Development Committees (VDCs). The implementing partner (LWF Nepal) intends to work with 3,000 fam
ilies who are poor, most vulnerable and disadvantaged. Activities include Disaster risk management /climate change risk management, community empowerment and awareness raising, infrastructure and agriculture development, women empowerment, advocacy and net
working, improving access and facilities to education , higher / vocational education support , civic education, human rights monitoring, strengthening community based organisation (CBOs) and their networks and capacity development for peace and developmen
t. Project is implemented by Finn Church Aid’s local partner Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Nepal.Rights-holders /beneficiaries: Marginalised, vulnerable and conflict-affected people such as Dalit, freed bonded labourers, disaster affected population, e
thnic minorities, landless, women-headed households and childrenImplementing partner:    The Lutheran World Federation Nepal (LWF Nepal).
Family Strengthening Programme / social centre Goderich Perheiden tukemisen ohjelma Goderich The goal of the project are human rights especially the rights of children and women. The overall objective of the programme is to enable children that are at risk of losing their parental care to grow within their natural family environment. These objecti
ves are reached by working with the targeted children families and communities to empower them to effectively protect and care for the children in cooperation with local authorities and other services providers.  The programme objective is also to alleviat
e poverty in the region and to advocate for the rights of children.The chosen activities will depend on the needs identified in the familiy development plan (FDP) of each participating family. These activities are related to education nutrition hygiene liv
ing conditions medical support counselling childcare children's rights adult literacy basic financial management income generating activity and job finding. The continuation of the programme will focus on activities related to income generating activities 
(IGA). At full potential the program will reach 1000 children and 240 families (mainly women caregivers). Hankkeen pitkän aikavälin kehitystavoite on ihmisoikeuksien toteutuminen erityisesti lasten ja naisten oikeuksien toteutuminen (suurin osa hankkeeseen osallistuvista huoltajista on yksinhuoltajanaisia). Hankkeen päätavoite on taata syrjäytymisvaarassa
 oleville lapsille jotka ovat vaarassa menettää perheensä mahdollisuus kasvaa ja kehittyä luonnollisessa perheympäristössään. Tavoitteeseen pyritään tukemalla  ja voimaannuttamalla lasten huoltajia  ja yhteisöä jotta he pystyisivät suojelemaan
 lapsiaan ja huolehtimaan heistä. Työtä tehdään yhteistyössä paikallisten viranomaisten ja muiden yhteistyötahojen kanssa. Jatkohankkeen tavoitteena on myös vähentää alueen köyhyyttä ja tehdä vaikutustyötä lapsen oikeuksien puolesta.Jokais
elle hankkeeseen osallistuvalle perheelle laaditaan perheen kehittämissuunnitelma. Tämän perusteella valitaan ne toiminnot joita perhe tarvitsee. Nämä toiminnot liittyvät mm. koulutukseen ravitsemukseen asuinolosuhteisiin terveydenhuoltoon ohjaukseen
 ja neuvontaan lastenhoitoon lasten oikeuksiin lukutaitoon talouden hoitoon tulonhankintaan ja työnhakuun. Jatkohankkeessa toimintojen pääpaino tulee olemaan tulonhankinnan edellytyksiä luovissa toiminnoissa. Hankkeen ollessa täydessä käynnissä ohj
elma tavoittaa 1000 lasta ja 240 perhettä.
F.a: Non-formal training in support of livelihood for adult refugees in Kyaka II refugee settlement The development problem that the project aims to alleviate is poverty defined as lack of certain minimal or basic capacities needed for generating human well-being. The overall objective of the project is to alleviate poverty among the refugee population i
n Kyaka II settlement. The poverty is alleviated through increased self-reliance of beneficiaries which is achieved by building the capacities of participants by supporting their training and livelihood activities. The project has human rights based approa
ch enabling participation of different groups of refugees in the planning and implementation of the project. Special emphasis is put on participation of women and minorities. Training and group discussions will include topics on gender equility, human righ
ts and democracy. The improved level of knowledge and skills of the participants will result in increased self-esteem and better capacity to take actively part in the decision making and development activities in their communities. By including participant
s from the vulnerable groups projects aims to reduce inequalities within refugee population. The project seeks to contribute - in a small-scale - towards climate change adaption by promoting environmentally friendly and adaptable agricultural technics with
in the livehood projects and trainings of supported interest groups. The project is implemented by FRC field staff together with refugees. In implementation existing leadership structures within the settlement are utilised. The supported interest groups ar
e mostly existing prior to the project and selected considering different vulnerabilities. The learning groups  will be established for intrested and motivated participants. The facilitators are refugees selected by the communities and then trained in part
icipatory methods and adult education by the project. The main beneficiaries are the members of those 30 groups involved – estimated 600-800 persons in them. Another immediate beneficiary group are 20-25 group facilitators receiving training. Other poten
tial beneficiaries are the families of learners and facilitators and wider community. The key activities are 1) facilitators' training, 2) support for the development of the group livelihood activities as well as providing group specific thematic, literacy
 and language trainings, 3) providing training in literacy, languages and business skills combined with small-scale group livelihood projects, 4) supporting district adult education with training.
F.a: Improving the Socio Economic Status of Rural Women in Grand Cape Mount Women in rural Grand Cape Mount County have often little or no formal education or productive skills and therefore do not find employment opportunities. There are very little opportunities for generating investment capital or engaging in any productive/inc
ome generating ventures. Moreover, outdated, unproductive and environmental destructive practices have led to low productivity which doesn’tenable new  investment.The objective of the project is to enhance the socio-economic development of rural women in
 Grand Cape Mount County.This objective will be achieved through improving vegetable production skills, basic literacy and numeracy, enhancement of management and business skills, and ensuring the participation of rural women in the governance and decision
 making processes at local level.Expected results/impacts: increased income generation opportunities; basic literacy skills of project participants developed and able to conduct business on their own; livelihood systems of project and non-project communiti
es improved; increased women’s participation in the governance and decision making processes.Summary of activities that will be considered during the implementation of the project are: conducting entry point meetings with community authorities and stakeh
olders; conducting baseline study on the socio-economic status of beneficiaries; provision of basic literacy and numeracy training; training in improved crop production techniques, management and basic business skills; supply of assorted farming tools to p
roject beneficiaries; transforming existing project facility/farm into training and production facility.Rights-holders/beneficiaries: Rural women Implementing partner: Sustainable Livelihood Promoter Programme (SLPP)
HAUS/Participatory Democracy Open Governance + Efficient eGovernment Services (PADOS) in EU Eastern Partnership Countries HAUS/Modernin johtajuuden ja kapasiteetin vahvistaminen julkisella sektorilla EU:n Itäisen kumppanuuden maissa (PADOS II) The project Participatory democracy open governance and efficient e-governament services (PADOS) is implemented in the six EU Easter Partnership (EaP) countries (Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Georgia Moldova and Ukraine).The project strengthens capacity in th
e EaP countries.  There will be training courses around three themes:1. Participation e-democracy open governance2. E-governance cyber security data protection3. Public management report and new leadership in complex environmentThe project is managed by HA
US the Finnish Institute of public management Ltd. together with Estonian partners (Center for Development and Training of Public Service The e-Governance Academy ja Estonian School of Diplomacy).The project is implemented in 2014-2015 and its budget is 49
8.600 Euro. EU participates in the project costs by paying the travel expenses of all the EaP participants to the project events. Demokratian avoimen hallinnon ja toimivien sähköisten palvelujen kehittämisohjelma (Participatory Democracy Open Governance + Efficient eGovernment Services PADOS) toteutettiin HAUS kehittämiskeskus OY:n toimesta kuudessa EU:n Itäisen kumppanuuden (IK
) maassa (Armenia Azerbaidzhan Georgia Moldova Ukraina ja Valko-Venäjä) v. 2015-16. Hankkeessa vahvistettiin IK-maiden hallintokapasiteettia ja järjestettiin suomalaisten asiantuntijoiden johdolla koulutusta avoimesta hallinnosta sähköisestä hallinno
sta ja julkishallinnon kehittämisestä. Hanke edisti maiden ja Suomen välistä verkostoitumista ja tiedonvaihtoa. Hankkeen budjetti oli 498 600 euroa. Nyt toteutettavalla jatkohankkeella vahvistetaan osallistujamaiden julkishallinnon kapasiteettia erityi
sesti muutosjohtamisessa ja strategioiden toteuttamisessa. Lisäksi osallistujia koulutetaan digitalisaatiossa näyttöön perustuvassa johtamisessa laatujohtamisessa sekä eettisessä ja tehokkaassa johtamisessa. Koulutus suunnataan julkishallinnon muutos
prosesseista vastaaville keskus- ja aluehallinnon virkamiehille. Hanke toteutetaan v. 2017-2018 ja sen budjetti on 100 000 euroa.
F.a: 6th Africa Forum and the 8th AFUB General Assembly Two representatives of Somali Union of and for the Blind participate the overcontinental conferences of African blind organisations in Kampala, Uganda.