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Global Health (GH) Training Programme ? Exit phase Inequal distribution of health and illness caused by poverty is a major global problem. It has been considered as a key issue in the UN Millennium Development Goals and it appears that it will remain central after 2015 for the Sustainable Development Goals
. Global Health (GH) training will provide students with knowledge base to work on global health issues in cross-sectoral collaboration efforts. The ultimate aim of the project is poverty reduction.Good health status of population's is a prerequisite of de
mocratic development of societies and also an indicator of a health promoting environment. GH training is based on the recognition of social determinants of health as the basic cause for health inequalities. The curricula puts emphasis on health promotion 
of women children and vulnerable groups. A cross-cutting theme during the learning sessions will be climate change and related problems which also health professionals need to tackle according to the principles of sustainable development. Thus beneficiarie
s of the GH project will be all vulnerable groups because in the end the increased knowledge level of health professionals will lead to diminishing health inequalities.The key activities of the project will be Global Health courses to health professionals 
in Nepal the Philippines and Tanzania. We will additionally produce teaching materials on the Internet and organize in Finland training for GH faculty members coming from all the Partner countries. During the three year project period we will set up a high
 level summit on a topical issues targeted for the general public and decision makers. As part of advocacy activities there will be a seminar in Finland for health professionals and NGO sector which discusses timely GH issues.This will be the exit phase of
 the GH project. The aims of this project period is to strengthen the skills and competencies in the Partner country universities in a way which allows GH themes to be incorporated into their structures and teaching curricula.
VoRAE/After school support to RAE children and creation of employment opportunities for RAE youth Operational in Kosovo since 1998 Voice of Roma Ashkali and Egyptians NGO (www.vorae.org) (until 2011 Office in Kosovo of the International NGO Voice of Roma) has initially been providing humanitarian assistance and humanitarian transport to the Roma commun
ity. The mandate of the Office has changed parallel with changes in society. The Organisation switched its focus to education employment and improvement of infrastructure in Roma settlements. All social and economic indicators clearly highlight the deplora
ble living conditions of Roma Ashkali and Egyptians in Kosovo. They face multiple discrimination extreme poverty and exclusion and remain one of the most vulnerable minorities in Kosovo.During the previous phase VoRAE have introduced and made experiences w
ith pre-school and after-school classes intervention tools. Offering homework assistance to 800 children per year in 15 (fifteen) different locations made it obvious that these interventions are effective and shall be continued and replicated. The project 
targets the following result: further increase of registration of children in pre-school and primary school, further decrease of drop-out of children from school, further increase of quality of education of children in school, further increase of mobilizat
ion of parents, Concerning employment and education the reality shows that self employment is often the only realistic option for Roma to generate income as the readiness of public and private companies to hire them as employees is still very limited or ju
st not existent. The project expects the following results: increase of capacities of RAE through professional training, creation of job opportunities thorough advocacy and lobbying for employment in public/private companies or self-employment. Beneficiari
es of the project are:-1?000 Roma children 5-18 years benefiting from supplementary educational support,-2?000 children form regular schools benefiting from joint intercultural activities,-50 RAE individuals provided with technical assistance and professio
nal trainings,-15 RAE individuals employed by private/public institutions companies, etcThe project is co-funded with HEKS Foundation (Swiss Development Cooperation)The overall objective of the project is to improve the level of participation in education 
for RAE in Kosovo as well as to increase their employment possibilities while contributing to better social inclusion of RAE in Kosovo.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) AGHS Child Rights Unit
10 th European development fund European Development Fund (EDF 10) is set up by an internal agreement between the EU member states. The fund is separate from the community budget and is used for financing of Community aid under the multi-annual financial framework for the period 2008-201
3 in accordance with the Partnership Agreement between the ACP-EC Partnership Agreement. The total amount of the fund is 22 682 million euros of which 21 966 million euros is allocated for the ACP countries 286 million euros for the OCTs and 430 million eu
ros for support expenditures.
HAUS/Participatory Democracy Open Governance + Efficient eGovernment Services (PADOS) in EU Eastern Partnership Countries 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.
Institute for Sustainable Development Design and conduct 3 cluster based training in targeted two towns and conduct workshops on transformational leadership in light of gender training- Secure farm land for practical training and demonstration site for beneficiaries- Conduct 4 session training
 for 80 participants in ecological organic vegetable production and provision of tools and seeds for practicing organic agriculture activities- Work on consumer awareness on organic products and support the construction of stores offices and 2 shops
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finnish Red Cross) To meet the needs of the vulnerable people suffering the internal conflicts.
Frame agreement with NGO (CMI) In order to enable a more inclusive socio-economic policy formulation process and bridge the gap in inclusive planning capacities, CMI?s approach in Morocco is catalysing a multi-stakeholder dialogue on socio-economic challenges facing the country, under t
he agreed CESE-CMI thematic focus of access to basic Services. Furthermore, CMI?s project is facilitating greater confidence and trust between sides will diminish current antagonisms that breed conflictual reactions, whether on the street, or through gover
nment-led policies.
Zim/Pact: Civil Society National Healing Initiative II Civil Society National Healing Initiative II has the objective to: Foster peaceful resolution of conflict and work towards reconciliation healing social cohesion and transitional justice in Zimbabwe.Specific objectives are to:1. Enhance civil society capac
ity to effectively advocate for and advance national reconciliation and healing through improved knowledge and skills.2. Strengthen local leadership and church leaders to enable them to unite with community members to prevent violence.3. Promote awareness 
of government initiatives for peace as spearheaded by the Organ for National Healing Reconciliation and Integration (ONHRI).4. Enhance capacity for conflict detection analysis and prevention among targeted communities.5. Support civil society strategic coo
rdination mechanisms.6. Support civil society advocacy campaigns for a national peace building framework democratisation and good governance.7. Inform and educate citizens on the importance of actively participating in electoral processes for democratizati
on and good governance.Programme is continuation to previously supported work and complements EU funded civil society programme on peacebuilding.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Youth unemployment in Uganda is the highest in Africa. Action AID study June 2014, indicate that youth unemployment in Uganda stands at 62%, although the African Development Bank says it could be as high as 83%. The main causes of youth unemployment includ
e, lack of access to marketable vocational skills, poor linkage between training institutions and the labour market, limited access to opportunities, lack of start-up capital. This project will primarily address the root causes of unemployment in Northern 
and Central Uganda.Objectives:Increased incomes of the youth in Uganda through access to marketable business and vocational technical skills Activities: 1. Identification of vulnerable youth for vocational training2. Identification of potential Business an
d Vocational Technical Training Institutions3. Train youth in Business and Vocational Technical Institutions4. Link youth to potential employers through apprenticeship and field placement5. Support youth to start their own businessesRights-holders /benefic
iaries: Poor young people aged (10-25 years) especially young women and girls mainly orphaned in the central region and those affected by war in Northern Uganda.Implementing partner:Development Relief Initiative Uganda (DRI). DRI has been active in the are
a of Business, Technical and Vocational Training (BTVET) and has grassroots reach in the targeted communities. DRI is a new partner for FCA, assessed and approved in 2014.
CPR/Fufeng Cold Storage Project Developing a CA -Cold Storage in Fufeng County Shaanxi Province in P.R.o.China.
Frame agreement with NGO (Frikyrklig samverkan FS rf) Social center, Education + recreation center, Suriname. Cources in capacity building for women in the slum with education regarding healt, HIV/AIDS, family life and family violence. Personal counceling and coaching.
Recycling as a means for social inclusion turning door to door recycling into a dignified job. Sensitizing the population of Cuenca city and its whereabouts on the environmental service provided by door to door recyclers and assisting them at improving the efficiency and returns of their recycling activity/ Azuay (Southern Andes of Ecuador).
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) South Asian Dialogues on Ecological Democracy, Nepal (SADED-Nepal)
Promoting Gender Equality for rural and Urban women market traders in Tanzania for sustainable socio economic development Equality for growth aims at empowering the informal sector in Tanzania particularly informal sector women to increase incomes and reduce household poverty through ensuring their access to legal and human rights education business related opportunities acti
ve engagement in policy and practice reform and capacity building. Therefore the main objectives of this project is:  to mobilise and build strong movement of women traders in rural and urban markets towards gender equality and transformation of local gove
rnment institutional frameworks in addressing gender barriers on market places,  to incease awareness and understanding of women traders on their basic rights and duties in order to influence policies for good governance and demand for their basic economic
 rights for socio economic development,  to support women market traders to run and manage sustainable businesses promotion of value chain programs saving and credit schemes and innovation models projects that address women's informal sector needs,  docume
nt share and replicate lessons and best practise for informal sector development in Tanzania.Main activities to be carried out in year 1 are conduct a comprehensive baseline survey to set performance indicators, conduct needs assessment for women martket t
raders in ) regions recruit and train regional market trade monitors, develop concept for women only model market for advocacy and capacity building purposes, conduct value chain mapping for market trading in vegetable selling and tailoring sectors, prepar
e business educative materials train women to set savings and credit schemes and conduct environmental impact assessment in market areas.The expected final results of the project include: increased awareness issues related to market trading and especially 
women among key stakeholders and the public, women traders are organized and able to participate in decision making on market municipal and national levels, increased awareness of gender and socio-economic rights among market traders leaders and municipal 
officials, improved knowledge business skills and business opportunity for women traders, increased access to savings and loans for women traders, improved access to resources and inputs necessary to run sustainable businesses, legal policy and institution
al frameworks and barriers are documented as evidence to support campaigns and advocacy programmes
CPR/Baotou district heating project Delivering a district heating system to substitute former polluting kettles.
Xinijang/Shihezi cold storage project The aim of this project is a cold storage system for fruits and vegetables in the province of Xinjiang in China. Xinjiang is one of the poorest provinces in China and its main industry is production of fruits and vegetables. The cold storage system will no
tably improve the competitiveness of the Xingijang agricultural products and thereby improve the livelyhoods of individual farmers and their families.
MOPAN, establishing permanent secretariat Multilateral Organisation Performance Assessment Network MOPAN was created in 2002 as a network of donor countries with a common interest to monitor and asess the work and performance of Multilateral Organisations (MOs).
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for VIET NAM Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for VIET NAM. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) The project focuses on more systematic advocacy in order for the demands of the social movements of Baixo Amazonas to be materialised. The social movement consists of organizations representing the inhabitants of extractive reserves in the area, which dema
nd public policies to guarantee the conservation of the forests and the improvement of the quality of life of people living in them. First, the priority demands of the reserves are systematized, after which relevant municipal, state and federal authorities
 are targeted with advocacy work. These include the ministries of environment, agriculture, health and education. The challenge of the advocacy work so far has been the lack of access to the federal level actors due to resource constraints. In the end, the
 decisions are made on federal level, whereas the state level authorities lack decision-making power as well as resources. ELO was founded in 1993 as an NGO providing technical assistance to the social movements in Baixo Amazonas. It supports movements aim
ing at protecting the forests and improving the quality of life of people living in them, in for instance strategic planning, project implementation, financial management and communications. These social movements include indigenous peoples and gatherers. 
ELO currently coordinates a network of social movements in Baixo Amazonas. The network consists of rural workers' trade unions and associations of gatherer reserve inhabitants. It has drafted the Positive Demands Agenda aimed at the national, state and loc
al level governments.
Drak Tsho East Vocational Training Centre for the Disabled In the second phase of the project the intention is to focus on sustainability. The main acitivities are the education of teachers and their salaries evolving the sponsoring programme advocacy work and enhancing the possibilities to employ.
Farmers'market Enhancing Access to Profitable Markets (continuation) Farmers' market ? Enhancing Access to Profitable Markets Project (2012?2014) improves small-scale farmers' income security in the three communities in rural Zambia by providing them with business skills knowledge and means. The project responds for challen
ges the farmers living in rural areas are facing when trying to get living by their livelihood. The project has included Market Research Negotiation skills Transportation and Market Financing. Though clear improvements and progress in the marketing skills 
and knowledge among the farmers have been achieved some challenges have been identified during the project. Challenges have consisted the inadequate entrepreneurship and financial management skills low utilization of donkeys and lack of the local governanc
e of the Marketing Committees. There is a need for the continuation project and supplement of the activities to attain the full sustainability of the project. The main objective of the continuation project is to strengthen the local communities by providin
g additional skills knowledge and support to farmers. The main activities suggested for the continuation project are the trainings in entrepreneurship financial management and negotiation skills familiarizing communities more with the utilization and manag
ement of donkeys creating business agreements with the buyers and developing governance and operational guidelines for the Marketing Committees.
CPR/Xuejiadao district heating project Xuejiadao District Heating, delivery of a district heating system.
INT/Support to Small Arms Surveyn The Small Arms Survey is an independent research project. It serves as the principal international source of public information on all aspects of small arms and as a resource for governments policy-makers researchers and activists. Effective governmental o
r non-governmental action depends on a correct diagnosis of the problem yet policy-makers analysts and activists often lack basic information concerning the production transfer stockpiling and use of small arms and light weapons around the world.The object
ivesof the Survey are 1. to serve as the principal international source of impartial and public information on all aspects of small arms and armed violence 2. To act as a resource for governments policy-makers researchers and activists in terms of informat
ion and research on small arms and armed violence issues 3. To be an independent monitor of national and international governmental and non-governmental policy initiatives on small arms and armed violence 4. To be an outlet for policy-relevant research on 
small arms and armed violence issues. 5. To act as a forum and clearinghouse for the sharing of information as well as the dissemination of best practice measures and initiatives dealing with small arms and armed violence issues.The proliferation of small 
arms and light weapons represents a grave threat to human security. The success of efforts to deal with small arms and light weapons depends in large part on the development of accurate information concerning the global flow of these weapons and on reliabl
e analyses of the causes and consequences of their proliferation. The projects aims to reach the above mentioned goals. http://www.smallarmssurvey.org/
African Evaluation Association (AfrEA) 2014 Conference African Evaluation Association (AfrEA) is the continental umbrella organisation of African national voluntary organisations for professional evaluation (VOPEs). AfrEA aims at contributing to Africa's real and sustained development by promoting African-root
ed and African-led evaluation. The corner stones of AfrEA's operation are the bi-annual international conferences. The 7th AfrEA Conference will be organised 3-7.3.2014 in Yaounde Cameroon with CaDEA (evaluation association of Cameroon) NONIE and IOCE. The
 2014 conference theme is Evaluation for Development: From Analysis to Impact.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Empowering the landless communities to improve their livelihood and legal situation.
Prisoners' Future Foundation: Improved prisons conditions Improvement of prisoners' rights empowerment and re-integration into society through:1. Tracking parole release activities 2. Empowerment and reintegration process i.e. provision of tailor made skills training to ninety inmates.3. Explore and develop paral
egal model to be provided in prisons 4. Advocacy for improved prison conditionsTarget areas: Lusaka central prisons (male and female) Mukobeko maximum and medium security (male and female) and Kamfinsa medium security (male and female).
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) ESC rights training. The gender equality perspective has so far been relatively little concerned in the implementation and international monitoring of the ESC agreement, and women's active participation in the UN monitoring mechanisms except CEDAW is scarc
e. All South Asian countries have ratified the ICESCR and the CEDAW. The project aims to strengthen the South Asian women human rights actors? knowledge and understanding of ESC rights in order to promote women's rights in the national and international le
vel and to influence development of the paradigm of women's ESC rights, in particular the South Asian region. The objective is that the women who participate in the training program gain skills and tools so that they can apply the ESC rights frame in their
 work for the strengthening of the national implementation of the women? rights, and to approach the structural causes of the poverty, discrimination and inequality by  human rights based perspective. Immediate target group of the project consists of 20 wo
men and men human rights activists participating in the training program. The real beneficiaries are the marginalized community members, for whom rights to the organizations of persons involved in the training program the work for.  PWESCR in India in 2005
 to set up human rights organization that focuses on women's human rights , particularly economic, social and cultural rights.PWESCR is a human rights organization founded in India in 2005, which is focused on women's human rights, particularly economic, s
ocial and cultural rights.
OECD/DAC, general support to Programme of Work and Budget General support to OECD/DAC Programme of Work and Budget for the ongoing two-year period 350 000 euros per year as unearmarked voluntary contribution. In addition Finland gives an earmarked voluntary contribution of 100 000 euros to strengthening of the ca
pacity of developing countries in statistics (Paris21). The unearmarking is intended to cut down administrative costs and increase the effectiveness of PWB activities.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Women Lawyers Fighting for Women's Rights Project. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the realization of women?s rights and women?s empowerment through awareness-raising, legal advice and support and improved socio-economic opportunit
ies.
CPR/Zhangye district heating project Zhangye District Heating Project, delivering a district heating system.
INT/Finland's support to UN's Central Emergency Response Fund CERF United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) is established to ensure more rapid response to the humanitarian crisis by the international humanitarian community.