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Transparency International Secretariat (TI-S) Transparency International (TI) is the leading global NGO working against corruption and has succeeded in placing and maintaining corruption on the international agenda while developing the tools to address it. The international movement of Transparency In
ternational now consists of more than 110 National Chapters Chapters-in-formation and National Contacts and a range of Individual Members. TI National Chapters are locally established and fully independent national NGOs that are strongly rooted in their ow
n country and set their own priorities and strategies according to national context and needs while also contributing to the overall TI vision mission and strategy 2015. Together with the international Secretariat based in Berlin and Individual Members the
y form the global network that is the TI Movement.A 5-year Implementation Plan for the TI Secretariat supplements the Movement?s Strategy 2015 and serves as an overall roadmap for the Secretariat. The plan identifies seven Key Support Services which the TI
 Secretariat undertakes in support of the wider work of the Movement. This work includes our governance function our global research (including the Corruption Perceptions Index) global communications and global outreach and advocacy for example on the post
-2015 framework and the UN Convention Against Corruption. The plan also identifies six Key Programmes through which we seek to take our issue to scale particularly working together with National Chapters on the ground. Our Key Programmes focus on people en
gagement public sector integrity business integrity and further strengthening the TI movement.Core support from Finland allows us to implement all the functions as covered above. In additional Finland?s support allows us to innovate to invest and to improv
e our work and processes. Equally it allows us to respond to changing targets quickly and to undertake our global communications and advocacy work for with and on behalf of the TI movement. It further enables us to undertake global research share knowledge
 within and outside of the movement and develop and test new and innovative tools to fight corruption.In addition to the core support Transparency International has requested earmarked support from Finland to increase our chances to achieve our main aim in
 terms of the post-2015 development goals namely to anchor governance in the new post-2015 development commitments.
Support to President Halonen's tasks concerning development policy including co-chairing the High Level Task Force for ICPD Support to President Halonen's tasks concerning development policy including co-chairing the High Level Task Force for ICPD (International Conference for Population and Development)  with former President of Mozambique Joaquim Alberto Chissano and advancin
g the High-Level Task Force?s agenda. The High Level Task Force for ICPD seeks to advance sexual and reproductive rights gender equality and the empowerment of women and young people through the ICPD Beyond 2014 process and the Post-2015 development agenda
. President Halonen also has speaking engagements related to her former position as  Co-Chair of the United Nations High-level Panel on Global Sustainability. The support covers President Halonen?s and her advisor?s travel costs and other relevant costs di
rectly related to President Halonen?s tasks concerning development policy. It enables high-level influencing in order to promote the goals of Finland's Development Policy Programme especially the promotion of gender equality sexual and reproductive health 
and rights and sustainable development.
Mama Misitu: A campaign to improve forest governance Mama Misitu (MM) is a communication and advocacy campaign on forestry governance and national development. The campaign was initiated by Tanzania Natural Resources Forum (TNRF) which received funding support from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland.
 The campaign started with a Pilot phase which took place in 18 months with a preparatory period of three months from March - May 2008 followed by pilot implementation from July 2008 to October 2009. The main objectives of the MM Campaign are to enable com
munities adjacent to the forests to become aware of the economic value of forests resources and to increase stakeholder awareness so that they can take actions focused on stopping illegal timber trade and promote best practices in forest management. The MM
 campaign was initiated as part of the implementation of recommendations made in the TRAFFIC report.
CPR/Justice sector cooperation Strengthening China's development in the field of rule of law with Chinese judicial sector counterparts in the provinces of Jiangsu and Heilongjiang. The project aims to strenthen China's development in the field of rule of law. The cooperation supports Ch
ina's capacity to improve its human rights situation. The project also  aims to improve the structure and working methods of China's judicial system.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Rural women and girls in remote communities in Liberia are still among the poorest and the most vulnerable groups as they are incapable of generating sufficient income to enable them meet their household needs. Often, there is no empowerment programme espe
cially for women in the communities. Women lack small business, micro-credit opportunities and market outlets to improve livelihood and income generation. Moreover, the low economic status of target communities, high illiteracy rate and lack of vocational 
skills, coupled with community?s insensitivity towards gender issues and human rights issues have placed women and girls at a greater disadvantage. The overall objective of the project is to strengthen the capacities of FAWE Mothers? Clubs to effectively a
nd sustainably take on their role of agent of change in empowering vulnerable women and girls in their respective communities.The expected results:1) Improved project implementation as well as the leadership and management skills of the leaders of Mothers 
Clubs, 2) Mothers? Clubs are managed more professionally and profitably, are generating substantial income and investing it in Clubs? social activities and credit scheme, 3) Literacy and cognitive skills improved among previously disadvantaged members of t
he Mothers? Club communities so that they can read and write basic documents, vote confidently and compete in business, and young adults have increased chances to enter and complete secondary school, 4) Improved access to vocational skills for women and gi
rls.The project activities will comprise of improving the management and leadership capabilities of the Mothers? Clubs, enhancing the institutional and financial sustainability of the Mothers? Clubs, increasing the income?generating capacities of targeted 
beneficiaries in the communities, providing vulnerable girls with training in vocational/life skills, literacy promotion, SME development and community mobilisation for promotion of women?s rights.  Rights-holders /beneficiaries: Women and girls in rural a
nd peri-urban communities.Implementing partner: Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE)
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) The purpose of the project is to increase sustainable and potable water supply for Human and Livestock in Moyale district. Due to prolonged dry spells every Year, Women and children walk long distances up to 7Kms to collect water for domestic use. Young me
n move from one place to another in search of pastures and water for their livestock. The Project will enable the community to access water close to their villages. The Fida partner in Moyale Project is Ethiopian Mulu Wongel Amagnoch Church Development Org
anization (EMWACD) which is a faith based non-profit making indigenous Organization initiated in 1993 and registered officially in October 2009 as an ?Ethiopian Residents Charity?. The partner has a long history and presence in this community and therefore
 understands them well. Moyale is an area which has experienced drought throughout ages. Springs and rivers dried long time ago due to human activities which affected the environment. Sustainable water sources are scarce and cannot be accessed by all commu
nities living in Moyale district. There have been frequent conflicts between the communities as they struggle for the few water points.       The Project will collaborate with the community to construct a water pond which will collect rainy water which hap
pens once in a while. The community will be empowered through training by the project on how to manage the water Pond and protect the environment surrounding the Pond area. The community will be sensitized on peace building and conflict prevention so that 
they don?t harm their neighbours who might come for the same water point. Both Women and men will be empowered on how to use water effectively in their different uses. Through the Project, part of the communities living in Moyale will have access to drinki
ng water for humans and their livestock. There will be increased productivity in homes as a result of reduced long distances to fetch water. Conflicts between pastoralists who travel other places to search water for their Livestock will reduce. Pastoralist
s value water more than any other commodity. It is therefore expected that the wellbeing of the communities will be improved.
Assesment on Effectivenes of the Finnish Development Policy Committee Aim of the assessment is to review the influence of the Finnish Developiment Policy Committee's work related to the Finnish government and to the objectives set in the Committee's mandate. The work of the Committee will especially be evaluated in relation 
tohow the Committee has promoted policy coherence. The assessment will also analyse how the Committee has activated discussion among its member organisations. The assessment will produce alternative operation models for the Committee and also recommends wh
at kind of committee could best serve the government (incl. ministries) and the different interest groups presented in it. The objective of the assessment is that the future Development Policy Committee could fulfill expectations and aims set to it in the 
best possible manner.
Frame Agreement with NGO (World Vision) Planning, evaluation and resource development
NEP/FLC HNFF Allo Enterprise for Sustainable Livelihoods Overall objective of the project is to build an environmentally-sustainable value chain for allo from field to district-level centre for the benefit of 39 women allo producing groups in Sankhuwasabha Solukhumbu and Bhojpur Districts of Eastern Nepal.Specif
ic objectives are to ensure sustainable supply of raw material through cultivation and management of allo on private and common lands to adopt appropriate technologies for allo extraction and spinning and to build the capacity of newly registered   cottage
 industry for a sustainable allo enterprise.The main avtivities are: Training materials and co-funding support for allo cultivation Testing procurement and installation of spinning machine set that is adapted for allo fibres, establishing procedures for ef
ficient and equitable ownership and management, training local people on how to operate it Replication of environmentally-sound steaming techniques for fibre extraction to reduce fuel-wood usage and improve productivity Capacity-building of a self-supporti
ng producer-controlled community-based cottage industry to deliver services to producer groups.Expected results of the projec are: Increase in volume of allo raw material supply by 50% as compared with benchmark through environmentally-sustainable cultivat
ion and management of allo on private and common lands. Spinning machine set installed producing consistent quality allo yarn with corresponding reduction of unhealthy use of the drop spindle Energy-efficient extraction of allo fibre using a steaming metho
d Producer-controlled community-based cottage industry established with operational service centre.
Development Aid in Mazar-e-Sharif Finland has supported the development of Northern Afghanistan since 2008. By carrying out development projects in Northern Afghanistan Finland implements the Government White Paper to Parliament of 12 December 2011 according to which some 25% of Finnish ai
d will continue to be targeted to the northern areas of the country where Finland has participated in military and civilian crisis management. Development cooperation in Northern Afghanistan is part of Finland's comprehensive approach to crisis management.
 Projects supported by Finland promote cross-cutting themes of gender equality and human rights. The projects presented here have a special focus on education for girls and children with disabilities women's rights and the rule of law.This year's package w
ill provide funding of 265 million euros for the following projects: - UNICEF?s WASH project addresses water and sanitation issues and promotes good hygienic practices at schools in Northern Afghanistan. The project improves the level of hygiene at schools
 as well as children's school attendance.- Afghan Subnational Governance Programme (ASGP) implemented by UNDP strengthens effective subnational governance that promotes public participation. The programme supports rule of law and sustainable development in
 Afghanistan. - The Swedish Committee for Afghanistan's project (Inclusive Education in Rural Communities) aims to improve basic education opportunities in rural areas of Northern Afghanistan. The project will improve the overall coverage of children's edu
cation by including girls and children with disabilities in basic education.- GIZ's (Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit) project Improving Justice for Women improves women's rights and participation in the legal sector and strengthens 
rule of law and women's awareness of their basic legal rights.- AAN (Afghanistan Analysts Network) aims to develop Afghanistan's capacity to produce relevant research data. With Finland's support the organization will continue to produce conflict-sensitive
 human rights-based research and key analyses for the future of Afghanistan including decision-making and the international community's planning of activities.
Fight against desertification in Ain Chouter The project will be implemented in the village of Ain Chouter clse to the algerian border. The region is suuering from a severe desertifacation process rural exode and extreme poverty. The project consists of cultivating vegetation that bounds the soil and
 protects it from the moving sands and is suitable fodder for the cattle. Local farmers will benefit training about sustainable use of water and agriculture.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) The project activities include radio programs, training sessions and debates on women's rights. In 2010, Kenya adopted a referendum on a new constitution that safeguards better than the former constitution for example women's rights, property rights, right
 to participation in political decision-making, equality and bodily integrity. In practice, women's rights are often realized poorly. One reason for that is the high illiteracy rate, a result of which women do not know the legislation and their rights. The
 project aims to increase the awareness of women in particular in accordance with constitution, and to promote women's ability to influence local and national decision-making. The project consists of, for example, radio programs, and group discussions, whi
ch also allows the illiterate women's participation in project activities and to benefit from the activities. The primary beneficiaries of the project are the women in Kwale and Kilifi provinces. In particular, the project takes into account the illiterate
 women. Indirect beneficiaries are the other local government representatives, opinion leaders and the men whose awareness of women's rights, human rights in general, and civil rights will increase. AMWIK is the national women's media organization founded 
in 1983.
Development of Sustainable Tourism and Support of Local Handicrafts in the Rural Azerbaijan The project envisages development of competitive sustainable tourism and poverty reduction in remote rural areas of Azerbaijan by creating of new quality and accessible travel products corresponding to the needs of customers from Azerbaijan and abroad. Add
itionally establishment of strong multilevel cooperation and comprehensive service design structures to promote economic development and support women's participation and role in the tourism market of the rural regions. The project will design and implemen
t the Rural Tourism Marketing and Branding strategy for the target regions with involvement of the large variety of stakeholders and the usage of Finnish and Azeri experts. The strategy and the good practices from the target regions will be delivered to th
e policy level in tourism sector of Azerbaijan. The project plan an establishment of the Dialogue and Networking mechanism between different stakeholders of rural tourism in policy level.  The project intent is capaciting the project beneficiaries by train
ings (entrepreneurship skills product development rural tourism marketing and branding communication strategy in tourism and design rural tourism service chain) by introduction of rural tourism course in school education promotion of women involvement and 
profit earning from rural tourism business and supporting of establishment of five women led entrepreneurs  (carpert making local traditionally silk stole sewing traditional azeri bread tendir lavash and other cookies preparation enterprises). The project 
will increase accessibility to tourism services by development of promotional materials and improvement of tourism infrustructure. Three Associations of Rural Tourism will be establihed in the framewofrk of this project with representations of tourist guid
es handicraft masters owners of small tourism business local municipalities and other stakeholders. The project envisage development communication strategy for media relations to reinforce positive messages about the provinces and the country.
Women's Farmers' Clubs in Dowa District Malawi Phase II The project is located in the rural district of Dowa in Central Malawi where the majority of people engage in small scale farming. Challenges such as limited access to land capital credit facilities and reliable markets are major impediments to economic pr
ogress especially for women.The project is a continuation to Dowa Women Farmers? Club project implemented during 2012-2014. The overall objective is to reduce poverty and promote gender equality in the households of 3500 women farmers in Dowa. The project 
will consolidate the knowledge and skills that 2750 female farmers gained during phase 1 of the project and include 750 new farmers. The project will have a strong emphasis on agribusiness. The elements of processing marketing and packaging at the 2 produc
tion centres established during phase 1 will play an important role. The farmers will also be trained in producing certified seeds and get registered with the certifying body. The 2 cooperatives established during phase 1 will be strengthened by training t
he women farmers on their roles and responsibilities as members of a cooperative as well as its function management and operations to all members? benefit. Parallel to this the project will mobilise 750 new women farmers organise them in Farmers Clubs and 
train them in areas such as conservation farming crop diversification agroforestry small scale irrigation animal husbandry marketing and micro financing.All 3500 farmers and project staff will be trained in the rights of women and people with disabilities.
 Among the new 750 new members the project will aim to include 75 women with disabilities.The project will benefit the farmers and their families approximately 19250 people as well as 17500 community members who will be invited to participate open days and
 crop demonstrations and learn about gender issues and HIV/AIDS.
The Ideas Partnership - Women's microfinance projects with RAE communities The Overall objective of the project is to give strength and momentum to pilot micro-finance projects and broader support to women in two communities in extreme poverty empowering them through selfemployment and improved personal skills. The specific objec
tives of the project are:? Improved literacy and thus articulacy and capability for a group of women. Having seen the impact it can make on women?s life-choices and the quality of life of their families we want women?s literacy classes to continue for 6 mo
nths and to be able to offer the classes to another 10 women from the community in Fushe Kosove/ Kosovo Polje who have expressed interest.? Two sustainable micro-finance projects. We want our jar-painting and soap making projects to have another twelve mon
ths to achieve sustainability. We have recruited a project officer (Arta Ponosheci) for this project who co-ordinates the work of a team of volunteers (currently Altina Mehmeti Plarenta Deshishku Sam Vanni Marilyn Kott Fatime Raimova) who use their social 
networks to look for sales opportunities and with her marketing qualification and business start-up experience is focused on looking for bulk orders (promotional bags for organizations soaps with customised labels for events such as weddings or as hospital
ity gifts from institutions orders from restaurants to have the candle jars) and repeat orders as well as new products (new soap shapes and new sewn products such as gift bags laundry bags and cushion covers)
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finnish Red Cross) To develop the tools that help the national societies to implement their health programmes effectively. Tools help to standardize the quality of the programmes to meet the latest health and disease research. The training and introduction of the tools will 
be supported so that the national societies could have the best added-value. The Finnish Red Cross will especially support the community based health programming (developing the net based training, the measuring of the effectiveness, leasons learnt of the 
programmes). Little part of the support will also be contibuted to the psychological support.
VIET/Haiphong Storm Water Pumping Station in Vietnam Haiphong Storm Water Pumping Station in Vietnam, reduce flooding damages.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for MALAYSIA Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for MALAYSIA. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) There is a huge gap between the demand and supply of skilled man power in domestic market. The lack of employment opportunities, insufficient vocational skills training opportunities are pushing unemployed youths for out-migration. They get low remuneratio
n and are prone to accidents as they are mostly engaged in Danger, Difficult and Dirty (3D) jobs. Therefore, these unemployed rural youths need to be trained on emerging trades to sharpen their skills for their earnings and livelihoods. This will contribut
e to increased remunerations and job security. New opportunities have been waiting for the skilled youths within their own districts, regional markets, Indian markets as well as abroad markets. The project aims at enhancing access of women and youths to qu
ality vocational skill training and technical education by strengthening technical vocational education and training (TVET) sub-sector in Nepal.Activities: ? Identify potential employable trades ? Impart vocational skill development training among women an
d youth? Building the capacity of free Haliya, ex-Kamaiya and Kamlari community based organisation (CBOs) in TVET sub?sector? Establish skill training center in far west remote areas of Nepal? Support duty-bearers to prepare / revise and implement TVET pol
icies, guidelines, strategies and plans effectively? Establish functional TVET sub-sector knowledge management network? Linking learning with earning through small scale enterprises and gainful employment? Document, publish and disseminate knowledge of TVE
T sub-sectorRights-holders /beneficiaries: Unemployed women and youth Implementing partner:  Underprivileged Children?s Education Programs (UCEP Nepal)