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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 civil
 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 sho
w 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 chil
dren's right to be cared in a family becomes reality.
Green Art Center/I Think Green -NGO Green Art Center is a local NGO established to contribute to sustainable development aims to increase citizens? awareness about the needs of the society improve living standards and living environment. Webpage www.greenartcenter.org. The organisation 
has gathered highly motivated proffesionals around with a common interets on environmental issues.-Kosovo is facing very serious environmental challenges in a broader sense and in particular concerning waste and land management. The situation is rather dif
ficult in urban areas due to changed demographics and the pressure of migration from rural areas. This is reflected in unplanned construction a poorly managed urban environment and inefficient public services  such as waste collection waste and wastewater 
treatment. Pollution from power plants and mining activities are adding to already difficult situation and pose serious threat to the health of citizens.  -NGO GAC will train teaching staff  and students on importance of 3R ? REDUCTION ? REUSE ? RECYCLING 
process in 10 elementary scools in Pristina. As the second result will be the creation of a common system in division and managing of waste in school premises. The other component of the project is establishing of young volunteers associatin ?Green Club Pr
ishtina? on increasing the participation of active citizenship and identification of needs. During one year implementation of the project there will be outdoor activities organized with the aim to empower active citizenship in process of Environment protec
tion.-One of the major expected results of the project is the increasing of capacities of 10953 students and 519 teachers in 10 elementary schools. These are the main beneficiaries of the project as well.GAC will implement the project in partnership with I
nstitute for Sustainability and Development of Youth ? ISDY Kosovo.Project Overall Objective: Strengthening positive attitudes of community towards environmental   protection Project Specific Objectives: a) Increased participation of young people and socie
ty in environmental activities b) Strengthening of active citizenship in the process of environmental protection c) Creation of an implementational model for the initiation and implementation of a program to reduce re-use and recycling in in the 10 element
ary schools in Pristina, d) Awareness of students teachers and society on the importance of process-reuse-recycle reducion,
Frame agreement with NGO (Frikyrklig samverkan FS rf) Personell support Guyana, Capacity Building
CPR/Shihezi/Kuitun Agricultural Project Agricultural development in Xinjiang U. A. R.
CHAD/Humanitarian aid to refugees and returnees / UNICEF Humanitarian aid to refugees and returnees in Chad through UNICEF:  Political instability in neighbouring countries has resulted in 450 000 refugees 90 000 internally displaced persons and 270 000 returnes in Chad. Out of registered returnes from CAR 90% a
re women and children all of whom need access to protection education nutrition health and water sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services. UNICEF provides support to 9 transit centers in Ndjamena Sido Sarh Gore Doba and 2 host villages in Bitoye and Bessao.
PALES / Education sector support consultancy Finland supports the Palestinian Authority's Education Development Strategic Plan through sector progamme with 9 million euros between 2010-2013. To guarantee adequate monitoring of the sector programme and active participation in sector dialogue the Minis
try for Foreign Affairs of Finland (MFA) will hire a consultant to support the work of the MFA.
Media support project for networking and environmental reporting in Nigeria The media support project for networking and environmental reporting in Nigeria is based on experiences and active networking from the previous VIKES media projects on environmental reporting in Nigeria (2008?2011 and 2012?2014).The main objective of the p
roject is to secure the institutional capacities of the Nigerian Journalists Network for the Environment (NJNE). The project aims to directly assist the institutionalization process of NJNE and to support its own fundraising so that in the future the journ
alists themselves can run the network with little or no external support.Nigerian journalists well trained in more investigative reporting skills and the use of social media will be more able to promote environmental reporting and raise awareness of enviro
nmental challenges and how these are affecting the livelihoods of people in general and especially the local communities in the oil-producing areas and other ecologically vulnerable regions. Through the improved knowledge about the environment from the in-
depth reporting by the trained journalists Nigerian citizens will be more informed and encouraged to make their voices heard and demand environmentally-friendly laws from policymakers.The key project activities include:1. Multimedia and social media traini
ng for networking and environmental reporting2. Investigative environmental journalism training3. Institutional support to the Nigerian Journalists Network for the EnvironmentThe partner organization in the implementation of the project is the Nigerian env
ironmental advocacy organization Environmental Rights Action (ERA) long-time cooperation partner of VIKES.The direct beneficiaries of the project are the members of the Nigerian Journalists Network for the Environment. These include more than 100 professio
nal journalists editors correspondents and reporters from all parts of Nigeria. As the participants of the training courses share their knowledge and networking skills in the media houses where they are employed practically the whole Nigerian media will be
nefit. Nigerian environmental NGO?s human rights groups and organizations focusing on the freedom of expression also benefit from the networking and empowerment of journalists.
Tunisia Ministry of the Interior - Police College of Finland Capacity-building within the Tunisian Police and National Guard The institutional capacity building project between the Ministry of the Interior of Tunisia and the Police College of Finland will reorganise and develop the Tunisian Police and the National Guard. Also the capacity of the Tunisian Police and the National 
Guard to coordinate and absorb international assistance directed to them will be increased as part of the project.Since the regime change of 2011 Tunisia has aimed to improve security law and order and to reform the police in an effort to stabilize the ove
rall situation. The police reform is part of the wider process aimed at the democratic transition of Tunisia. The institutional capacity building project will contribute to that process.The duration of the project is two years and its budget is 498 550 eur
os. The direct results aimed by the project are a more efficient organisation structure of the Tunisian Police and the National Guard and their organisational culture based on the rule of law. The direct beneficiary of the project is the Tunisian Police an
d the National Guard. However considering the nature of the functions of the security sector and their effects on the well-being of citizens the ultimate beneficiary of the project is Tunisian society at large. The implementation of the project entails thr
ee phases and its possible risks include unexpected changes in the political economic or security situation of the country.
Frame agreement with NGO (Fairtrade Finland) Development of small producer organizations in Nicaragua
UN Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture (VFTV) Core support to United Nations Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture (UNVFTV). The fund provides grants to non-governmental actors including non-governmental organisations that submit projects involving medical psychological social financial legal humanita
rian and other forms of direct assistance to victims of torture and members of their families. The fund may also finance projects to organize training. The Fund is fully ODA-eligible.
JWOP Promotion of Human Rights Democracy and Good Governance: Inheritance Rights and Justice for Widows and Orphans This six-month project is implemented in 11 districts of Zambia. It aims to 1) increase access to effective legal advice representation and justice for poor widows and orphans in all of its operational areas, 2) mobilise communities and stakeholders throug
hout the country to act against violations of widows and orphans rights, and 3) make JWOP a more efficient effective and sustainable network working towards the promotion and protection of the rights of widows and orphans.
Developing Social Entrepreneurship Skills for Youth and Rural Enterprises The project aims at increasing income and capacity to rural entrepreneurs who are situated along six existing Open Africa tourism routes in three provinces in South Africa: Northern Cape Limpopo and Kwazulu-Natal. Open Africa?s purpose is to increase incom
e of rural entrepreneurs by building their capacity and connecting them to markets. The model is based on using tourism as an economic platform for rural entrepreneurs.   The project will span 24 months
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) Strengthening livelihood options of climate victims in semi-arid and forest regions of Tamil Nadu through adopting sustainable technologies
URT/Doctors to Tanzania The conditions and problems are very similar in all hospitals in Tanzania. However with quite simple tools in a small observation unit by properly trained staff the prognosis can be greatly improved. For preoperative care and postoperative monitoring there
 must be available simple and rather cheap laboratory anlysers. One of the biggest challenges is to change the culture how these patients are treated.
El insituto para la Seguridad y la Democracia Promoting and monitoring the human rights of journalists in Mexico.
Civil society- young volunteers Collectif Marocain de Volontariat  Jeunes citoyen(nes) engage(es). The partner association consists of 14 civil society actors network that aims at educating young volonteers to take an active role in the construction and reinforcemnt of a democratic socie
ty. 16 young educated volonteers will be trained on the thematics related to the sustainable development and gender equality. The volontiaring period is 3 months long and will be carried out in the associated  partner organisations.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Promoting women's and children's right to health and wellbeing through community women's groups.
Education sector SWAp Finland has supported the Education Sector in Mozambique since the year 1997 and joined in the common sectoral fund FASE in 2003.The Finnish funding through the FASE to the Education Sector in Mozambique supports the implementation of the Strategy  ESSP II
I (Education Sector Support Programme III 2012-2016). Through the Common Fund FASE the funds are channeled to basic education secondary education and vocational education. The Education Sector is one of the priority sectors of the poverty alleviation strat
egy in Mozambique. Attention will be paid to the improvement of the quality of the basic education for example through development of the teacher and early childhood education and quaranteening the school education of the poorest children In addition the e
mployment opportunities of the secondary students who are finishing their studies will be improved. Special attention will be paid to enlargement  and development of the secondary and vocational education. Also the educational administration will be develo
ped especially in the provincial level.
Beity -Women's shelter for homeless women One of the social problemss seing daylight right after the Revolution in Tunisia are homeless women. A well known Tunisian human right activist Sana ben Achour wanted to find a solution to this urgent problem. She suggested to build a shelter for these wom
en right in the center of the medina of Tunis. The project and the organization behind it are called Beity which means ?my home? in Arabic.The project has two aspects. by providing a temporary home for 30 women the project will also contribute to the prese
rvation the cultural heritage by restoring an old building in the medina of Tunis.
Establishment of a Psycho-Social Support Center Tomorrow is Ours for Children The preparatory phase of project by Najda Now is expected to run for 6 months starting in July 2013 and ending in December 2013.In order to induce the Syrian refugee children?s and adolescents? capabilities to overcome sufferings and psycho-social entailme
nts of war and armed conflict the NNI introduced the invitation to establish a psycho-social support center in Aleppo area (Bustan Al Qasr). The project will form a nucleus centre where more centers are expected to be established throughout Syria to reach 
to a wider number of potential beneficiaries and to be able to contribute towards the crisis of the Syrian displaced community.It is expected and during the first year 2014 of this project that it will provide psycho-social care to approximately 300 benefi
ciaries of the Syrian displaced children and adolescents residing in the Aleppo Area in the locality of the Bustan AlQasr and contributing to the psycho-social self-reliance of the Syrian children and adolescent displaced in the Aleppo Area.The overall cos
t of the project is EURO90000 to finance establishment and running of the psycho-social support centre based in the Bustan Al Qasr for one year months. The cost will also cover the administrative overheads of the project salaries of the project manager ass
istants school support teachers volunteers therapist and psycho-social support team. It also includes cost of office furniture and computers in addition to the utilities materials and rewards for the various workshops.  The center will be established in a 
poor and overcrowded geographical area in Aleppo where need and necessity are quite essential and pressing.The gender in this project is very balanced and the NNI will stress on this in the call for registering the little children and adolescents. The NNI'
s experience in Beirut for a similar project is witnessing a 53% of females compared to 47% of males. The NNI expects the same proportion to approach the center.The climate is tolerated and there is no kind of pollution whatsoever touched upon in the flow 
of this project.Democracy is the base in recruitment of staff on board of the project and the NNI will also be keen to register the children on base of democracy without any discrimination of any ethnic racial or religious background. The principles of dem
ocracy will be also taught to the children.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Fighting Violence against Women with Sensitivity
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Training on domestic and sexual violence and follow-up training for who participated in the training in the past, radio bulletins against domestic violence in English or in Ugandan, trainings in the communities, RECESVID?s core funding. Sexual and domestic
 violence is widespread in Uganda. According to the statistics, the women and children are the most vulnerable as direct and indirect victims, but also men are victims. The culture of impunity related to the crimes is a big part of the problem. The presenc
e of the violence against women is maintained especially by the  traditional gender roles, lack of human rights awareness and support structures. The majority of cases of domestic violence are not intervened, and the authorities' attitudes and management p
ractices do not encourage reporting the cases. For victims, it is difficult to get a comprehensive rehabilitation due to a lack of  services. The domestic violence suffered by men is discussed publicly only a little. The project aims to raise awareness of 
sexual and domestic violence, as well as their relation to HIV / AIDS infections. Due to increasing awareness, victims of violence can apply for health and legal services, and more violent acts are reported. The aim is to strengthen the RECESVID?s capacity
 of the human rights and to improve the awareness of RECESVID by web hosting and radio bulleting. The project's direct beneficiaries are 280 community members involved in training, who are elected from Kampala, Wakiso and Mukono. The participants are victi
ms od sexual violence and domestic violence, perpetrators of violence, refugees, prostitutes, teachers, community leaders, religious and cultural leaders, family matters and child protection and crime prevention, as well as police officers working on the r
ehabilitation of street children. RECESVID was founded by a number of Ugandan human rights activists in August 2009 and has been registered to work in Kampala district. RECESVID?s  mission is to rehabilitate the victims of domestic and sexual violence and 
influence on the reductions of domestic and sexual violence.
Support to peacebuilding preparation in Syria Project aims to strengthen the capacity of peacebuilding in the grassroot level.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Promoting the advocacy capacity building of the EAA member organisations.
Services to NGOs on EU development cooperation Financing agreement of  Kehys ? The Finnish NGDO Platform to the EU an expert organisation specialised in EU?s development cooperation.
IL/FLC/Peace Now Peace Now works to ensure that both Israelis and Palestinians embrace the only viable solution to the conflict: the creation of a Palestinian state in the territories adjacent to Israel which were occupied as a result of the 1967 war ? A Two State Solution
.Peace Now believes that continued occupation of these territories harms Israel economically and politically and damages the values and fabric of Israeli society. Peace Now?s mission is to promote peace and democracy through education of the Israeli public
 and concerned citizens worldwide.  Peace Now Settlement Watch provides comprehensive research on settlement expansion and publicizes findings which will reach important decision makers media and the general public with the information needed to advocate o
n various tracks for ending settlement growth and pursuing a 2-state sollution.
URT/Development of the Potato Sector in Tanzania The project aims at developing in a sustainable way the quality seed potato production by supporting key Tanzanian organizations particularly the Agricultural Research Institute in Uyole.
Strengthening youth participation in economic and social development The underemployment and unemployment of youth in the African countries is currently one of the most challenging global development issues. In Kenya youth between the ages of 15-29 are the largest adult population group. The unemployment challenges of Kenya
n youth eare conceived as a complex function of lack of employability limited employment creation weak entrepreneurship culture and unequal opportunities. Unemployment is especially high among youth and employed youth often work in low paid precarious jobs
.The Kenyan youth also have challenges in being able to affect decisions made in their societies. Especially this is felt by young women. Lack of ability to participate relates to ineffectiveness of structures that should enable youth participation and cul
ture of gerontocracy. Person?s ability to influence also relates closely to personal wealth. Especially poor youth are lacking opportunities for participation.This project seeks to address the youth abilities to become active participant of the economic an
d social spheres in their communities. Is seeks to improve youths possibilities for decent employment through entrepreneurship or employment and improve their possibilities to define the agendas and participate in the development of their communities. In a
ddition the project secures the sustainability of its results and continuity of the project activities buy building new structures and strengthening existing structures.The project is being implemented in two counties in western Kenya namely Busia and Tran
s Nzoia counties: in six vocational training institutions and among youth groups.In specific the project will.1. Improve 1000 youth?s possibilities for productive employment and entrepreneurship through:- training in professional skills life skills ICT and
 entrepreneurship and financial literacy- assisting them in starting sustainable entrepreneurial activities- providing them with ICT tools that will help them to improve their entrepreneurial activities and employability2. Enhance youths? possibilities for
 participation in their communities through:- enhancing networking and advocacy work- supporting youths? small social initiative for the benefit of their communities3. Improve local training institutions capacities to support youth participation in social 
and economic development through:- training of trainers- workplace support and mentoring? capacity building for the vocational training institutions
Frame Agreement with NGO (Plan International Finland Foundation) Reduce prevalence of FGM, child marriage and sexual violence against girls through improved protection frameworks and structures.