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Frame agreement with NGO (Plan Finland) Prevention and Eradication of Violence against Women and Child Abuse. To increase knowledge and the response capacity of duty-bearers and right-holders to prevent and handle situations related to violence against women and child abuse at the local level, s
trengthen the protection systems, create, to advocate issues related to violence against women and child abuse
Inclusion of Disabled in Eastern Afganistan Afghanistan has a high number (27%) of severely disabled who remain un/under-serviced. The goal of the project is the inclusion of people with disability in all aspects of life. The project aims to empower local authorities schools communities and families
 of individuals with disabilities to include people with disability (PwD). This will be achieve through: -Community Based Rehabilitation including Home Based Training and Vocational training for people with disability. -Advocacy and training in disability 
awareness and prevention with communities government and school authorities. This includes bilding family community and government support of the inclusion of those with disabilities. -Capacity building of government NGO and Disabled Peoples Organisation's
 personnel to promote the rights of the disabled.
ICTSD, International Centre for Trade and Suistainable Development and ACWL, Advisory Centre on WTO Law Mananging and avoiding trade conflicts by strengthening legal capacity in developing countries - A South-South Approach to Capacity Building ia a 3-year project by the ICTSD and ACWL in cooperation with the WTO. The project aims at strengthening domestic l
egal capacity in developing countries to manage and -where possible- avoid trade related conflicts. This will be achieved through a series of regional and sectoral workshops consisting of training courses and South-South dialogues between developing countr
ies with different level of expertise in the field of trade law. Particular emphasis will rest on realising the potential of regional economic integration and of South-South exchange of experiences and best-practices. All activities will be linked to regul
ar WTO training activities.In addition the proposal foresees the development of an ICTSD Guide Book on Managing and Avoiding Disputes to guide governmental and non-governmental actors in their practical day-to-day efforts to manage trade conflicts at the d
omestic level.
NGO Support / Organisational Support for Unifem Finland Un Women applies the organisational support for the general activities and information. Association is one of the rare associations in Finland specialised in women's and girl's position and it works in collaboration with the United Nations Development Fund
 for Women.Reducing the unequality between women and men is one of the goals of the MDG and also in the main focus of the Finnish development policy.
Natural Forest Protection The project aims at developing a method to protect natural forests in Madagaskar where deforestation and forest fragmentation are problems. Forest restoration and creation of buffer zones by planting trees which provide food and wood for local people are s
tarted in the pilot phase and continued in the project. Alternative methods of local agriculture are also introduced. In the project the purpose is to develop a forest monitoring system utilising remote sensing which results in interactive updating interne
t-based maps. Local capacity in monitoring is improved. In the future the results can be applied in REDD projects for instance.
NGO Support / Dry Sanitation Project in Msunduza Township Aims: improve environmental sanitation through use of dry toilets and waste management, improve health conditions, develop organic home gardening. Activities: building dry toilets in public places schools and selected households, development of toilet mode
lls, training and environmental education.
Financial support to ZNFU (Zambia National Farmers' Union) Finland has provided core-support to ZNFU. After piloting the LIMA-credit -programme the purpose is to expand the scheme with the financial support from Finland.
Frame agreement with NGO (Int.Solidary Foundation) Household Poverty Reduction through Enhanced Production and Access to Markets among Rural Poor
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Ethiopia Ease the socio-economic constraints of marginalized school girls in Afar Region  whose academic participation retention and completion has been very low.
Eastern Europe Energy Efficiency and Environment Partnership Fund The purpose of the Fund is to allow harmonised and effective delivery of international financial support over several years by pooling non-reimbursable contributions from a group of donors and beneficiaries to be used primarily for supporting energy effici
ency and environmental projects in the countries within the EU Eastern Partnership region.
Competence Development in Education The aim of the project is to promote competence development in the special education and general education sector in Tanzania through workshops and seminars. The overall aim is to promote school achievement possibilities of further education and future goo
d quality of life. The specific aims are to promote inclusion of children with disabilities in the schools (they are less than 1%) to promote reading and writing abilities and prevent difficulties and to decrease the high drop-out rate. In addition the aim
 is to develop the curriculums for teacher education and for certain school subjects (mathematics and environmental education). In curriculum development an important area is curriculum adaptation for children with disabilities. Workshops/seminars will be 
arranged in two places (Dar es Salaam and Moshi) three days/place during three years (in total18 days) for key persons/stakeholders in the educational sector (school inspectors district educational officers tutors principals etc.).  The topics are To promo
te reading and writing abilities Inclusive education for children with disabilities and Professional and Curriculum development. Lecturers in the seminars are tanzanian PhD-holders in Special education and Education graduated from Abo Akademi university in
 Finland. The lecturers are specialists in their fields and they have conducted large research projects in Tanzania. Thus they have a good knowledge about the local needs and problems. The participants (40 in each seminar) are expected to plan carry out ev
aluate and report development projects in their own areas in the local communities. The results and models of best practices are suggested to be implemented in the whole country and lead to sustainability which is the overall aim of the project.
Child protection network in Huaylas valley (Peru) Ancash county area has a large number of children who do not receive adequate and systematic care from the state and governmental organizations. The reasons for this are several. For example the state and many civil society organizations do not provide the
 appropriately organized child welfare services. Those parties who could potentially be involved in finding solutions to the situation are not aware of the problems with the protection of children. In addition these entities are not familiar with internati
onal guidelines for the protection of children based on good practices. Social services has no models  for smooth cooperation with a multi-professional and motivated teams of professionals. In addition the local county or municipal administrations are not 
familiar with the administrative and lawful ways to assign labor and economic resources for child protection purposes.The main purpose of this project is to achieve effective co-operation between the various child welfare agencies. To achieve this the awar
eness of state authorities and policy-makers dealing with child protection as well as CBOs is raised. The project would create a structure that with effective cooperation  prevents manages and provides solutions to reduce child welfare cases in general. Th
e aim is that the children who despite the above have to be taken into custody would get the right kind of care.The project consists of four parts: 1) The police the public prosecutor and social workers as well as lawyers political decision makers and civi
l society actors are trained and informed in Children's Rights (especially the right to live in the family) as well as in good child protection practices. 2) Striving to change the legislation and local government agencies so that it would be possible to s
how manpower and financial resources to the protection of children. 3) To create cooperation network between the various child welfare services and non-governmental organizations. 4) A model to create an alternative to traditional children's homes so that 
children's right to be cared in a family becomes reality.
Mental health programme in Tanzania prisons The level of psychiatric knowledge and resources in Tanzanian prisons are very minimum. This project aims to improve the possibilities of prisoners to have psychiatric care and to improve the skills of doctors and nurses working in prisons to recognize and
 nurse psychiatric problems. This will be done by educating one doctor and nurse from every central prison in basic knowledge in psychiatric problems.
Integrating Sexual and Reproductive Health and Biodiversity The project implements an integrated population health and environment (PHE) approach. The objective is improved sustainable management of natural resources and increased access to sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services contributing to improved live
lihood in environmentally critical areas of Terai Arc Landscape. Income generating activities biodiversity conservation and SRH rights and services are promoted. Food security and climate change adaptation with some mitigation activities as well as capacit
ies of community-based organisations are developed.
NGO Support / Resource mobilisation for poor girls' second education The number of girl pupils enrolled in secondary schools in Tanzania is one of the lowest in the world. Gender disparity while not significant at the primary level is still wide at secondary level. The conclusion of many empirical studies is that child deve
lopment depends more on increased schooling of the mother than increased schooling of the father.  The development of the child includes health of the child schooling and productivity in adulthood.This project is addressing the access to secondary educatio
n among the female children of poor families in Morogoro region especially in Mvomero district. Key idea of the project is to promote and improve education to girls and increase awareness of education.The project continues to support the poor and talented 
girls who pass the national examination and fail to get school fees to join secondary education. Essential point is the sensitization of and mobilization of the families especially parents or guardians to understand the importance of education to children.
 Particularly the project intends to support girls from absolutely poor families orphans or otherwise vulnerable children. Another focus in terms of beneficiaries are  the bright children who would not have otherwise possibility to progress with their stud
ies.Through the continuation project we intend to continue supporting the enrolled students and improving teaching and learning environments in selected rural villages in Morogoro region. The special focus of continuation project is on the evaluation which
 will take place during 2014.The continuation project will make follow up of health clubs established since the beginning of the project so as to ensure their accomplishment. By making follow-up we insure improved health practices in pilot schools and thro
ugh healthy students better performance and less absenteeism. Project will also create new possibilities for fundraising of WEETU with a purpose on increasing financial sustainability. One possibility is to accomplish theatre building to  be used as a fund
ing source for WEETU through rent from outside users.The project aspires to achieve improved gender disparity in enrolment performance and access to secondary education. In the long run it will improve gender equality in decision making improved life skill
s of women improved economic growth and reduced poverty.
CIMO-funded internship in UNDP Internship, UNDP Inclusive Economic Growth and Social Development Unit
INGO Aid to the Earth Negotiations Bulletin International Institute for Sustainable Development writes and publishes the Earth Negotiations Bulletin (ENB). The ENB is a reporting service for environment and development negotiations. The ENB provides real-time and objective information to decision ma
kers and promotes transparency in multilateral policymaking using the latest information technologies. It is the main source of information for many parties especially developing country parties. The production of the ENB is supported by contributions from
 governments United Nations agencies and private organizations.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Morocco Collectif Marocain de Volontariat  Jeunes citoyen(nes) engage(es). The partner association consists of 14 civil society actors network that aims at educating young volunteers to take an active role in the construction and reinforcemnt of a democratic socie
ty. 16 young educated volunteers will be trained on the thematics related to the sustainable development and gender equality. The voluntiaring period is 3 months long and will be carried out in the associated  partner organisations.
Western Balkans/Environment Education The Regional Environmental Center REC will implement a regional environmental education development programme in the Drina River Basin area involving three Western Balkan countries.
The International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA) supports democracy worldwide The International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA) is an intergovernmental organization that supports sustainable democracy worldwide. International IDEA?s mission is to support sustainable democratic change by providin
g comparative knowledge and assisting in democratic reform and influencing policies and politics. International IDEA works worldwide. Based in Stockholm Sweden it has offices in Africa Asia and Latin America.
UN Desertification Convention, Finland's assessed contribution Finland's assessed contribution to the budget of the UN Convention on Desertification UNCCD
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Zambia The economic growth in Zambia is increasing the demand for new and sustainable solutions in renewable energies natural resource development and green building.  Zambian - Finnish Business Partnership Week is aimed at deepening Finnish business engagement i
n Zambia?s Green Economy.  The series of high-level events during the Week provide an opportunity for participating companies to explore business ideas from renewable energies to urban development and sustainable mining.This intervention will contribute to
 addressing needs by facilitating partnerships between Finnish and Zambian companies facilitating multi stakeholder partnerships between the private sector civil society government and academia for green economy in Zambia fostering collaboration between Za
mbian suppliers and Finnish buyers and innovating business ideas for sustainable development and poverty reduction in Zambia.The implementation on the ground is done by the Zambia Chamber of Small and Medium Business Association (ZCSMBA) and the Zambia Ass
ociation of Manufacturers (ZAM) in cooperation with the the Embassy of Finland Lusaka and AfT team in Helsinki KEO. The events include the Women enterpreneuers seminar on 20.5.2013 and the main seminar on the 21.5.2013 as well as B2B match-making meetings.
 Opening of the Forum is done by the visiting Finnish ministers Hautala and Stubb together with their Zambian counterparts.
UN Team of Experts on Sexual Violence in Conflicts Guinea Project The Team of Experts (TOE) on the Rule of Law and Sexual Violence in Conflict which was established pursuant to Security Council resolution 1888 (2009) is liaised with the office of the United Nations' Special Representative on Sexual Violence. The team com
bats sexual violence by focused  efforts on strengthening the capacity of national rule of law and justice actors including in the specialized areas of criminal investigation and prosecution collection and preservation of evidence military justice system i
nvestigation and prosecution criminal and procedural law reform and protection of victims witnesses and justice officials.  Its work is dependent on voluntary contributions. The Team works in identified priority countries but it can extend its activities t
o other countries of concerns in cooperation with the UN country teams and the local government.In 2009 in connection with Guinea's Independence Day members of the opposition were attacked by national forces during a protest held at the stadium in Conakry 
which resulted in serious human rights violations including killings rapes torture In November 2011 the TOE visited Guinea as a part of the Delegation if the Special Representative in Sexual violence in conflict. At the conclusion of the mission the Govern
ment the UN signed a joint communique in which the Government committed to combat impunity for sexual violence. The work of Team of experts in Guinea with the Panel of Judges investigating the 2009 incident is based on that communique. Team of experts has 
already lent valuable support to Guinea. This new phase of the project is required to consolidate and build on these gains.  Access to forensic expertise by the Panel of Judges will be critical and as the work of the Panel progresses its security will beco
me an increasing concern.  Therefore the next phase of work will require specific focus on the security and safety of the Panel of Judges ensuring that the communication strategy is enhanced and that the Judges are able to visit all necessary locations to 
interview the suspects.
UN Women/Secondment Finnish funding will be provided for the appointment of a Finnish Foreign Ministry official in the Intergovernment Support and Strategic Partnerships Bureau of UN Women as Senior Adviser D1 level.
Support to Zambian Rural Development Increased income and food security for women and men in agribusiness sector based on sustainable natural resource with strong linkages
Frame agreement with NGO (Int.Solidary Foundation) Information expenses. Information and development education activities
IHOIK/Support to the World Organization Against Torture Core support to organization which aims at the prevention of human rights violations establishing torture cases and dissemination of human rights.
Central-American integrated environmental and agricultural cooperation The integrated environmental and forest management cooperation project in Central America is aimed at sustainable forest management in order to conserve the biodiversity and reduce land degeneration as well as to increase the incomes of small farmers throu
gh silviculture.
Humanitarian Aid to Sudan through WHO Humanitarian aid to Sudan in health sector
Enchancement of the capacity of the national parks system Enhanchement of the Technical Capabilities of the Officers of the Natural National Parks System of Colombia collaboration between the Special Administrative Unit of the Natural National Parks system of Colombia and Metsahallitus Natural Heritage Services. 
The project contributes to the sustainable use of the environment and conservation of biodiversity providing also income-generating possibilites to the local and indigenous community in the vicinity of the protected areas via ecotourism services developmen
t.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Moldova Republic of Moldova is a country of migrants. According to the International Organization of Migration estimates about one million Moldovans are working abroad. Migration has high social costs and presents considerable risks. The vulnerable group of people
 suffering from migration are children from social-vulnerable families. There is to be mentioned the increase in the number of children without one or both parents. In 2011 over 50% of the children from rural schools and small towns were in the situation w
hen one or both parents work abroad.The central goal of the project is contribution to prevent of youth migration in Moldova within implementation of job courses and anti-migration educational program in the poorest region of Chisinau City, Ciocana. The ma
in objectives of the projects are to launch anti-migration/anti-trafficking program for children (training and legal/ psychological counseling) for children as well as to provide vocational courses for children to give them opportunities on employment. In 
order to achieve some long-lasting results it is also important to organize training for teachers. Within the project implementation a Teachers? Guide will be published to provide teachers with educational methodology in order to continue anti-migration pr
ogram for children during the project implementation. During the project CPC develops partnerships further among NGOs Lyceum M.Berezovschi and local authorities.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Palestinian Adm. Areas The Palestinian Youth Leadership Training Project-Phase II seeks to identify motivate and cultivate young Palestinian leaders to become more informed engaged and proactive citizens since the youth are among the most marginalized groups in the Palestinian s
ociety by empowering them to articulate and organize around significant civic issues through using the medium of culture. It also plans to build on the success of the first year and expand the outreach and network. The project will employ a 3-part approach
 which consists of the following: (1) Activating the potential of and developing the capacities of young future Palestinian leaders. The methods used to achieve this segment is (a) a series of intensive training workshops for 100 young men and women from d
ifferent areas in Palestine with emphasis on rural areas as they are considered among the most marginalized parts of Palestine on leadership culture and civil society issues. (b) internship training opportunities for 20 young people who participated during
 the first phase of the project in 2011 where their leadership organizational research and communication skills are further developed and cultivated. (2) Enhancing the civic and cultural understanding of the young people and helping to evolve their involve
ment in and appreciation of the importance of civil society and culture in Palestine. The method used to fulfill this particular part of the approach is by holding 4 national seminars organized by and for the youth where significant issues and cultural fig
ures and role models are highlighted discussed and debated. (3) Strengthening the young people's consciousness of the past and heritage and increasing their sense of ownership of their history and culture as this is fundamental to the formation and evolvem
ent of a dynamic and inclusive identity. This section will be focusing on developing 2 cultural resources with the help of the trained youth which include re-discovered Palestinian cultural figures and heritage.