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FLC: Series of events Imaguru Women in Technology Will Program PYM: Bisnesnaisten teknologiaohjelma The objective of the project is to encourage girls and young women to choose business and technology careers; to provide women with a platform of connections resources and opportunities and link it to Finnish platforms and initiatives to transform IT corpo
rate business and media perceptions of women; to create a pipeline of women to fill leadership positions or start up their own business in Belarus and globally to demonstrate that advancing women directly contribute to the prosperity of all and to influenc
e top leaders in the Belarusian government academia and industry to recognize the purchasing power of women following Finnish experience and example.The target group of the project are young female and male entrepreneurs startup founders students with inno
vative and global products ideas and the plans to develop their career in technology and entrepreneurship. The project aims to develop a series of events to empower connect and support the next generation of women leaders in entrepreneurship and technology
. Another approach is to enhance and strengthen female initiative through development of mentoring program. Female professionals mentors from Finland and Belarus will be invited to advise and develop female teams and startups. That will foster networking w
ithin the female community and promote a good experience and example of mentoring and giving-back culture. Open Bootcamps for coding will facilitate knowledge in different technologies and build confident that men and women are equal for technology world. 
Interviews and a wide promotion among mass media will show up cases examples and role models to strengthen the community influence and impact. Projektin tarkoituksena on rohkaista naisia ja tyttöjä bisnes- ja teknologia-alalle tarjoamalla heille (Suomeen linkittynyt) verkottumispaikka muuttamalla naisten käsityksiä teknologiasta IT-alasta yrityselämästä ja mediasta luomalla naisille johtaj
uusputkea ja osoittamalla Valko-Venäjän päätöksentekijöille että naisten johtajuus start-up -toimeliaisuus ja muunlainen aktiivisuus yrityselämässä hyödyttää yhteiskuntaa kokonisvaltaisesti. Suomea käytetään esimerkkimaana.  Kohderyhmä ova
t nuoret nais- ja miesyrittäjät ja opiskelijat. Projektissa järjestetään erilaisia tapahtumia joiden tarkoitus on voimaannuttaa verkottaa ja tukea uuden sukupolven naisjohtajuutta yrityselämään ja teknologiaan. Lisäksi järjestetään mentorointio
hjelma naisille. Mentorit tulevat Suomesta ja Valko-Venäjältä ja neuvovat naisten yritys- ja start-up -tiimejä bisnesideoiden kehittelyssä. Koodausleireillä perehdytetään teknologian käyttöön (avoimia miehille ja naisille). koko projektille haet
aan julkisuutta joukkotiedotusvälineiden kautta.
F.a: From conflict to opportunity: rights-based forest conservation in Kenya The project entails a rights based approach to conservation in which forest communities’ past and present land dispossession in the name of conservation are redressed and a new approach in which the same communities become recognised as having the rights
 and responsibilities that accompany their community ownership of their ancestral forest lands. Communities thereby become the pillars of long term sustainable use and protection of their natural resources with the support of conservation agencies. On nati
onal level CIPDP together with its allies advocates within the legal reform process related to the forest dependent communities’ land rights. On local level the Ogiek and Sengwer capacity to participate in the decision-making concerning themselves is str
engthened as well as drafting of community by-laws and ensuring their implementation. On international level CIPDP will present the Kenyan forest dependent communities’ context and objectives to the World Bank Inspection Panel and the Finnish Ministry fo
r Foreign Affairs, as well as participate in the civil society activities to be organised in relation to the World Forestry Congress taking place in Durban in September as a part of wider collaboration with Siemenpuu-Kansalaisliikkeiden yhteistyösäätiö
 sr.Chepkitale Indigenous People Development Project (CIPDP) was founded by the Ogiek community of Chepkitale in 2000, and it was registered in 2003. CIPDP aims to safeguard the rights of the Ogiek community in Mt. Elgon, particularly the land and natural 
resource rights. Land rights are the foundation of livelihood, culture and forests. CIPDP bases its advocacy work on the rights recognized in the Kenyan constitution of 2010.CIPDP has pushed the Mt. Elgon county governance to return the community lands und
er community ownership, developed the construction of community by-laws as well as trained community scouts who monitor that they are adhered to. Together with other forest dependent communities CIPDP has advocated for the community land right bill draftin
g process coordinated by the National Land Commission.On the national level CIPDP collaborates with other forest dependent communities for instance via the Forest Indigenous Peoples Network (FIPN), which it currently coordinates. On the international level
 one of CIPDP’s close allies is the Forest Peoples Programme (FPP), and it is in the process of applying membership in the International Land Coalition (ILC), the International Union for Conservation of Nat
UNICEF (WASH) UNICEF WASH-Programme (Water Sanitation and Hygiene) in Afghanistan aims to enhance the access and use of improved drinking water supply and sanitation facilities. It promotes also hygiene behavior. Polluted water is the main reason of mortality rate of sm
all children. 25 % of children die before their fifth birthday. One fifth of rural populations live without decent sanitation. Geographical variation between cities and rural areas is high.WASH-Programme has the following goals: 0.3 million people have imp
roved drinking water 0.5 million people has access to sanitation 750 schools and 250 health clinics have appropriate water and sanitation facilities. WASH also contributes to children?s especially girl?s school attendance and hygiene level.The WASH-budget 
for 2017-18 is 25 million dollars. Finland?s contribution is 2 million Euros. Other WASH donors are: USA South Korea Japan and Canada.Project's last phase included 102 schools in Northern Afghanistan. 55000 school children and 1200 teachers benefitted from
 the project. UNICEF:n WASH-ohjelman (Water Sanitation and Hygiene) päätavoitteina Afganistanissa on parantaa juomaveden laatua ja saatavuutta lisätä sanitaatiota ja edistää hygieniaa. Saastuneesta vedestä johtuvat sairaudet aiheuttavat suurimman osan alle viisiv
uotiaiden lasten kuolemantapauksista Afganistanissa. Noin 25 % lapsista menehtyy ennen viidettä ikävuottaan. Noin kuudennes maaseudun väestöstä on yhä ilman kunnollista sanitaatiota. Alueelliset vaihtelut maan sisällä ja kaupunkien sekä maaseudun 
välillä ovat suuret.UNICEF:n WASH-ohjelman tavoitteet vuoteen 2021 mennessä ovat: 028 miljoonaan ihmisen vedenlaatu on parantunut ja 063 miljoonalla ihmisellä on mahdollisuus sanitaation käyttämiseen sekä 100 koulussa ja 100 terveyskeskuksessa on as
ianmukaiset vesipisteet ja sanitaatiotilat. Hankkeella parannetaan myös lasten ja erityisesti tyttöjen koulunkäyntimahdollisuuksia ja hygienian tasoa.UNICEF:n WASH-ohjelman budjetti vuosille 2020?21 on noin 25 miljoonaa dollaria. Suomen osuus vuosina 20
20-21 on kolme miljoonaa euroa. Suomen lisäksi ohjelman rahoittamiseen osallistuvat: USA Etelä-Korea ja Saksa.Vuonna 2018 lähes 200 000 ihmistä pääsi parantuneen juomaveden piirin. Yli puoli miljoonaa ihmistä sai käyttöönsä saniteettitilat. Lis
äksi hyödynsaajina oli 15 000 koululaista.
JPO/UNV Programme YK:n apulaisasiantuntija- ja vapaaehtoistoiminta Through the SARC/JPO/UNV programmes Finnish professionals are recruited as Junior Professional Officers (JPO) UN Volunteers (UNV) or Special Assistants to Resident Coordinators (SARC) to work with international organizations worldwide. The objectives of th
e programmes are to allow young Finnish professionals to gain experience and understanding of multilateral development cooperation to increase the number of Finns working within development cooperation to promote Finnish expertise and know-how around the w
orld and to allow Finnish nationals the possibility to be recruited into international organizations.Currently Finland funds approx.35 JPOs 13 UNVs and four SARCs. The budget in 2017 for the programmes was 6 86 mill. Euro. For 2018 the budget is 3 69 mill.
 Euro. Maakoordinaattorin avustaja- apulaisasiantuntija- ja YK:n vapaaehtoisohjelmien rahoittaminen on yksi Suomen monenkeskisen kehitysyhteistyön väline. Toiminta tukee Suomen pyrkimyksiä YK:n toimintakyvyn vahvistamiseksi ja tarjoaa asiantuntemusta ja henkil
öresursseja sen käyttöön sekä YK:n kehityskysymyksiin liittyvää kokemusta suomalaisille asiantuntijoille. Toimintaa ja tehtävien valintaa ohjaavat hallituksen kehityspoliittiset Agenda2030 linjaukset sekä YK:n maakoordinaattorin avustajaohjelmaa a
pulaisasiantuntija- ja YK:n vapaaehtoisohjelmia koskeva toimintasuunnitelma vuosille 2019-2023. Asiantuntijatoiminnan tavoitteena on sijoittaa asiantuntijoita monenkeskisiin tehtäviin siten että se mahdollistaa jatkossa heidän siirtymisensä kansainväl
isiin tehtäviin joko YK-järjestöissä tai muualla. Samalla kasvatetaan suomalaisten kehitysyhteistyöosaajien määrää ja sitä suomalaisten osaajien joukkoa jota voidaan myöhemmin hyödyntää laajalti koko suomalaisessa yhteiskunnassa mm. julkisen 
sektorin kansainvälisissä tehtävissä tai kansainvälisten järjestöjen asiantuntija- ja johtotehtävissä. Toiminnalla kartutetaan suomalaisten asiantuntijoiden ymmärrystä monenkeskisestä kehityspolitiikasta varsinkin niillä toimialoilla joilla Su
omella on tarjottavanaan osaamista ja kokemusta. Suomalainen asiantuntemus ja ajattelutapa järjestön sisällä lisäävät myös välillisesti Suomen vaikutusvaltaa kansainvälisten järjestöjen toiminnassa. Suomi vastaa sopimusten puitteissa asiantunti
joiden palkka- ja muista tehtävän hoitoon liittyvistä kuluista. Kentällä toimii vuosittain n. 40 Suomen rahoittamaa apulaisasiantuntijaa ja n. 30 YK:n vapaaehtoista sekä 5-6 maakoordinaattorin avustajaa. Vuonna 2021 apulaisasiantuntija- ja vapaaehtoi
stoimintaan varattiin 611 milj. euroa ja vuosille 2022-2024 toimintaan on varattu 629 milj. euroa/vuosi.
F.a: Campaigning for the Public Sector Trade Union Rights in the Philippines The project aims to increase public sector workers' awareness of the International Labour Organisation's conventions by campaigning for the ratification of Convention Labour Relations for Public Service (No. 151) by the government of Philippines.

The lack
 of the right to organise in the public sector in the Philippines and growing outsourcing of public services weaken the workers' status and rights, as well as hinder them from lobbying. The government has not recognised the bargaining rights of public sect
or trade unions and as a result collective actions are ineffective and often impossible.

The project will attempt to get the Philippine government to ratify the ILO Convention 151 (Protection of the Right to Organise and Procedures for Determining Conditi
ons of Employment in the Public Service) so that public sector employees' rights and labour market status would become recognised. Recognition of the public sector trade unions would enable them to legally influence the problems that the public sector is f
acing, such as outsourcing and privatisation of public services.

In the Philippines, activists of the public sector trade unions and the leaders of trade unions and local branches form advocacy groups that are in charge of campaigning and advocacy in the 
parliament, different government ministries and executive levels of civil service.

Beneficiaries of the project are public sector workers, rank and file member of public sector trade unions, as well as leaders and activists of unions and local branches.


The project is implemented by public sector global union federation Public Services International (PSI).
F.a: East Jerusalem Big Sister Big Brother project 1. Project: 11819 Big Brother Big Sister 
2. Project area and Country: Occupied Palestinian Territory (East Jerusalem) 
3. Project justification: 
The Palestinian community of East Jerusalem finds itself in a particularly vulnerable position, as it continu
es to be separated from the rest of the West Bank by the separation wall built by Israel. The wall leaves the community beyond the scope of Palestinian Authorities and neglected by the occupying Israeli authority, hence lacking adequate services in all sec
tors. Comprising approximately 50 % of the Palestinian population, children endure the most difficult conditions. Dropout rates in East Jerusalemite schools are high, leaving more than 30 % of children with limited access to education, while schools and CB
Os in the area lack targeted programmes that would accommodate the needs of learners, especially those with disabilities and learning difficulties.
4. The main objective and the expected results: 
The main objective of the project is to mitigate the risk o
f dropping out of education of the children in East Jerusalem. This will be accomplished through the improved level of functioning of children at risk of dropping out in the Old City and Silwan in East Jerusalem through building a safe and supportive relat
ionship with the university student volunteers. The project will also develop university student volunteers’ (“Big Brothers/Sisters”) capacities in dealing with children at risk of dropping out and enhance the knowledge and skills of targeted parents
 in supporting their children’s development. The project will also continue to expose and motivate the CBOs in East Jerusalem to participate in the Big Brother Big Sister programme.
5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: 50 children from the marginalized neigh
borhoods in Jerusalem, 60 university student volunteers, parents of the targeted children, 200 children and 100 university students reached through community and promotional activities 
Duty bearers: Palestinian Ministry of Education, Directorate of Educat
ion in Jerusalem, local CBOs 
6. Implementing partner: Palestinian Counselling Center (PCC) 
7. Budget 2018: Total budget EUR 100 000
F.a: Increasing the financial knowledge of PWDs in Kyrgyzstan Vocational training project through which 10 persons with disabilities get knowledge on financial management. The training course lasts for 2 months. The project will help the participants to find a job.
Consolidated WASH Account Vesihuolto- sanitaatio- ja hygieniarahasto Consolidated WASH Account is financing the implementation of One WASH National Programme (OWNP) of the Ethiopian government. OWNP is supported through different channels. The government of Ethiopia hopes however that donors would direct their support to th
e programme through Consolidated WASH Account (CWA) managed by the government. Financing OWNP through CWA would help harmonizing the various donor supported interventions in the sector and support Ethiopia's own projects in the sector. Ethiopian government
 acknowledges that developing WASH (water- sanitation and hygiene) is important in poverty reduction and OWNP implements the goals of Growth and Transformation Plan II. OWNP and CWA do not only aim to increase the coverage of water and sanitation services 
but also to strengthen efficiency. Attention is given specifically to improve coordination between water- education and health sectors. By supporting the CWA Finland will become a Board member of the fund and can influence to the decisions of the fund. Fin
land wants to specifically promote adoption of Community Managed Project (CMP) approach in the projects supported by the CWA. Finland's support is 2 million euros 2016-2019; 2016 500 000 euros 2018 500 000 euros and 2019 1000 000 euros. Ethiopia belongs to
 least developed countries. Rahaston kautta tuetaan Etiopian hallituksen kansallista vesihuolto sanitaatio ja hygieniaohjelmaa (One WASH National Program eli OWNP). OWNP:tä tuetaan myös muita kanavia pitkin mutta Etiopian hallitus toivoo että mahdollisimman moni avunantaja tukisi 
ohjelmaa tämän rahaston kautta.  Näin saataisiin harmonisoitua eri avunantajien toimintaa vesi- ja sanitaatiosektorilla ja tuettaisiin Etiopian omaa hanketoimintaa.  Etiopiassa vesihuollon ja sanitaation  edistäminen katsotaan tärkeäksi edellytykseks
i köyhyyden vähentämiselle.  OWNP tähtääkin samoihin tavoitteisiin kuin Etiopian köyhyydenvähentämisohjelma  (Growth and Transformation Plan II eli GTP II).  OWNP ohjelmalla ja sitä tukevalla rahastolla on selkeät tavoitteet vesihuollon ja sanit
aation kattavuuden lisäämiseksi mutta myös tärkeitä tavoitteita koko sektorin tehokkuuden parantamiseksi. Erityisesti kiinnitetään huomiota vesi- opetus- ja terveyshallinnon yhteistyöhön ja koordinaatioon.  Osallistumalla rahastoon Suomi pääsee 
mukaan sen johtokuntaan ja pystyy vaikuttamaan rahaston toimintaan ja sektorin kehitykseen. Suomen erityistavoitteena on pyrkiä saamaan  kahdenvälisissä hankkeissa käytetty yhteisörahoitusmalli CMP  (Community Managed Project) mukaan rahastosta tuettu
ihin hankkeisiin.   Suomen tuki on 2 miljoonaa euroa 2016-2019 se jakaantuu: 2016: 500 000 2018 500 000 ja 2019 1 000 000 euroa. Etiopia kuuluu vähiten kehittyneisiin maihin (LDC maat).
THL- NAPSA Partneship THL - NAPSA yhteistyö The Project is an Institutional cooperation between Finnish National Institute of Health and Welfare (THL) and Zambian National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA). The overall approach of the Project is to support ongoing reform processes in the development 
of contributory social protection in Zambia especially targeting the informal and rural economy workers. It is expected to contribute to reduction of inequality poverty and marginalization in Zambia and also to contribute to building and developing nationa
l social protection systems not only for those people who are poor and vulnerable but for all citizens. The Project is HRBA progressive. Gender equality is a fundamental principle and pragmatic approach in the project design and implementation. THL-NAPSA a
nd ILO providing technical assistance to the project will conclude a MoU.Website of THL: www.thl.fi Hanke on Terveyden ja Hyvinvoinninlaitoiksen (THL) sekä Zambian National Pension Scheme Authorityn (NAPSA) välilnen kumppanuushanke.  Hankkeen tavoitteena on luoda sosiaaliturvaohjelma sovellettuna informaalin talouden eri ryhmille.  Hanke vähentää k
öyhyyttä maaseudulla niiden ihmisten kohdalla jotka työskentelevät epävirallilsissa työsuhteisa. Hanke toteuttaa ihmisoikeusperustaista lähestymistapaa  (HRBA-arvio = progressiivinen). Hanke edistää köyhimmän väestönosan sosiaaliturvaa. Köyhy
yden väheneminen ja taloudellisen aktiivisuduen lisääntyminen lisää kansallisten verotulojen määrää. Hankkeen tavoitteet tähtäävät yhdenvertaisuuden lisäämiseen saattamalla helposti syrjäytyvässä asemassa olevia ihmisiä uuden turvaverkon
 piiriin. Hankkeesta ei pitäisi olla haittaa kenellekään.THL - NAPSA JA teknistä apua antava ILO solmivat keskenään MoU:n hankkeen tarkemmasta toteutusmodaliteetistä. THL:n verkkosivu: www.thl.fi
Water and sanitation emergency response for remaining primary humanitarian needs Water and sanitation emergency response for remaining primary humanitarian needs
Emergency Shelter Assistance to IDPs and host communities in Mali   MLI-13/SNF/53868/R NCE request received on 8 Oct 2013- approved by the USG on 31 Oct 2013 and extended until 31 Dec 2013.
Programme d’urgence en faveur des réfugiés maliens /
Préserver les moyens de subsistance des nouveaux refugiés maliens à travers la santé animale   MRT-13/A54456/123 Programme d’urgence en faveur des réfugiés maliens /
Préserver les moyens de subsistance des nouveaux refugiés maliens à travers la santé animale   MRT-13/A54456/123
Emergency response to Nigerian refugees in the Far North region of Cameroon Start date backdated to 15/07/2013.

NCE requested 13 Jan 2014- Approval email sent 17 Jan 2014 and extended until 28 May 2014.
Protection of flood-affected families and children in Gaza Province Start date backdated to 24/01/2013
Emergency assistance to refugees from the DRC in Kyangwali Refugee settlement Start date backdated to 10/08/2013.
Life-Saving WASH Assistance for Returnees & Conflict-Affected Communities in Abyan   YEM-13/WS/54872 5.	Enhanced community ownership of WASH relief and recovery interventions within returnee communities through establishment and essential training and technical support to 15 gender-balanced four-member water management committees supported by IOM’s 12 hygiene and sanitation community action leaders over a six-month project period;
6.	Continued delivery of sanitary water through IOM’s installation and rehabilitation interventions through water quality control tests on supported water sources throughout the six-month project period;
7.	Continued compilation of relevant age and gender-disaggregated data to inform future interventions targeting returnee populations within the six-month project period;
Strengthening the Protective Environment for Children Affected by Armed Conflict and Emergencies in Mindanao   PHI-13/P-HR-RL/53637/R Strengthening the Protective Environment for Children Affected by Armed Conflict and Emergencies in Mindanao   PHI-13/P-HR-RL/53637/R
Improving access to quality basic and secondary education; literacy; and life skills for Syrian refugees in camps and host communities in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq Start date backdated to 03/09/2013.
Protection and humanitarian assistance to IDPs of Tirah Valley (Khyber Agency - FATA) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Start date backdated to 27/04/2013.
Health Preparedness to Massive Influx of Displaced Syrians into Lebanon Health Preparedness to Massive Influx of Displaced Syrians into Lebanon
GBV Prevention and Response Interventions for IDPs Affected by Typhoon Haiyan   PHI-13/P-HR-RL/61327/1171 Start date backdated to 09/11/2013.
Restoring food security and livelihoods of vulnerable pastoralist and agro-pastoralist households in Darfur, Sudan   SUD-13/A/54244 Restoring food security and livelihoods of vulnerable pastoralist and agro-pastoralist households in Darfur, Sudan   SUD-13/A/54244
Enhanced Protection of IDPChildren and Women in camps (Jalozai and Togh Sarai) and Host Communities (Hangu district) Enhanced Protection of IDPChildren and Women in camps (Jalozai and Togh Sarai) and Host Communities (Hangu district)
Life-saving WASH Interventions for Flood Affected communities in Nigeria Life-saving WASH Interventions for Flood Affected communities in Nigeria
Emergency Humanitarian Support through Nutrition Support and Rapid Family Tracing and Reunification for Congolese refugees in Uganda 1.	Support provided to monthly child protection meetings in Rwamwanja.
2.	Number of trained staff from four implementing partners on the use of Rapid FTR in Nyakabande and Rwamwanja.
3.	Equipment provided to implementing partners.
4.	Support for creation of monthly report on unaccompanied and separated children (UASCs).
5.	Number of UASCs registered.
Protection and mixed solution for internal displaced person in Eastern of Chad   CHD-13/P-HR-RL/54760/R Protection and mixed solution for internal displaced person in Eastern of Chad   CHD-13/P-HR-RL/54760/R
Lifesaving Emergency Shelter /NFI Rapid Response to Conflict Displaced Individuals  in  Ethiopia Start date backdated to 01/10/2013.
Assistance et conseils en droits civils et politiques; Prévention urgente des conflits avec les nouveaux arrivants   MRT-13/P-HR-RL/54475/5025 Assistance et conseils en droits civils et politiques; Prévention urgente des conflits avec les nouveaux arrivants   MRT-13/P-HR-RL/54475/5025
Improving food security and livelihoods of vulnerable farming and agro-pastoralist households in Darfur, Sudan   SUD-13/F/54244 Improving food security and livelihoods of vulnerable farming and agro-pastoralist households in Darfur, Sudan   SUD-13/F/54244
Emergency health assistance for Palestine refugees from  Syria in Lebanon Emergency health assistance for Palestine refugees from  Syria in Lebanon
Integrated WASH programme and assistance for internally displaced populations   SYR-13/WS/57222/124   SYR-13/WS/57224/124   SYR-13/WS/57220/124 Start date backdated to 01/04/2013.