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F.a: Capacity Building Through Voluntarism The project aims at increasing the capacity of FCA’s southern partner organisations and FCA’s regional offices through the work of skilled volunteers, and to give operational programme support through expert volunteer deployment.  a) Increasing the cap
acities of FCA’s local partners and regional office according to the needs in the field. The expert volunteers will focus on capacity building activities, support and training of local staff and local communities. The project contributes to enhancing the
 quality of FCA’s deployment capacity in different thematic fields and on programme level.b) Strengthening thematic expertise globally and in FinlandThe volunteers will have the opportunity to engage in the selected partner organisations’ work in devel
oping countries and to gain relevant work experience and knowledge, allowing the volunteers to deepen the impact of their work. The programme contributes to building capacity of experts in different thematic sectors, serving FCA’s volunteer networks and 
the roster of experts.In 2016, the thematic focus will be in livelihood, with long- and short-time deployments, partly in coordination with the Women’s Bank network. • In Uganda, a long-term agribusiness specialist is needed. • In several Women’s B
ank projects, there is need for short-time skills donation visits by the network’s volunteers, providing technical and funding support.Expected results:Increased capacities of local partners in right to livelihood work. Enhanced quality of FCA’s deploy
ment capacity in thematic work and on programme level. Strengthened expertise globally and in Finland by deepening the knowledge of volunteers.Right- holders /beneficiaries: Staff working in with FCA’s projects, farmers and female entrepreneursImplementi
ng partners:FCA regional/country offices and their local partners
F.a: Livelihood Promotion of Persons with Visual Disability through Economic Activities in Gulmi District An income generation project throiugh which 45 visually impaired persons get training on growing plants and coffee. After the training they get a piece of land and opportunity to start generating income. Additionally the project diiseminates information an
d organizes advocacy events suchs as the celebration of the International Disability Day.
General Capital Increase of the IIC Indonesian kehitysluotot UM:stä General Capital Increase of the Inter-American Investment Corporation Kehitysluotot Indonesialle ulkoministeriöstä.
F.a: Reinforcing of organic fertilizer production and cooperative functioning Siemenpuu has previously funded two projects of the COMUMOR cooperative that were related to the establishment and maintenance of organic cocoa cultivations. The main purpose of the current project is to produce 500 tons of fertilizer produced with organic
 methods, which is the annual required amount for the fertilization needs of the cooperative’s existing 110 cocoa plots. Produced fertilizers are also offered to non-member farmers, as the cooperative aims to promote organic farming and soil conservation
 together with seeking some income. Affordable organic fertilizers are needed to replace chemical fertilizers prevalent in Nicaragua. The project includes constructing the infrastructure needed for organic fertilizer production as well as building the basi
c facilities, and it employs 10 young people and women for the making of the fertilizer. The direct beneficiaries of the project (in the form of income and obtained fertilizers) include dozens of small farmer families that are members of the cooperation, a
nd the local community. The cooperative wants to lead the way and opens its doors to visitors who are interested in getting to know the organic fertilizer production process. COMUCOR is a small farmer cooperative founded in 2008 by fifty members. The coope
rative produces cocoa on just over a hundred plots (one plot being sized about 0.7 hectares) in methods based on agroforestry and organic cultivation. The production of hand-made chocolates has also been initiated. Through its activities the cooperative ai
ms to promote organic farming and soil and water protection, and to improve the farmers' economic standing e.g. by providing them with know-how of cocoa cultivation. The cooperative is working to continuously expand its infrastructure and to that way enabl
e more extensive and organized functions, such as organic fertilizer production.
F.a: Changing Cultures The project aims to prevent hiv/aids by cultural sensitive family counselling, marriage seminars and training of trainers. Awareness raising and campaigns are conducted in secondary schools. Widows and young people affected by hiv/aids are granted micro cr
edits.The local cultural habits and taboos are one of the main reasons for high hiv and aids prevalence in the Iringa-Makambako area. The project takes hold in these cultural root causes in order to change attitudes and behaviour to reduce the spread of hi
v and aids.Through trainings people learn to recognise the link between the spread of hiv and aids and their cultural habits and this motivates them to behaviour change. Training of trainers aims to retain the knowledge and spread it forward within the com
munities. Secondary school students get information and support and widows and young people living in a difficult situations can improve their lives by micro credit scheme.The beneficiaries of the project are families and communities in Iringa-Makambako ar
ea, particularly women and girls who are affected by hiv and aids and who are living in contradiction between the traditional models and modern world.The project is implemented by University of Iringa UOI (formerly ELCT Tumaini University Iringa University
 College IUCO). The university has good knowledge of and experience in counselling and research of local traditions.
F.a: Women's and girls' vocational skills training in Sierra Leone Poor access to education including skills training is one of the biggest development challenges in Sierra Leone. Only around 43% of the adult population  (over 15 years) are literate (male 55%, female 33%). Girls’ school drop-out is significant for examp
le due to parents’ lack of funds and cultural practices such as early marriage. The districts of Koinadugu and Bombali suffer from lack of education and livelihood opportunities, and women and girls are often discriminated against with regards to access 
to and control over productive assets, employment, skills and education.The main objective of the project is to increase the economic and social well-being of vulnerable girls and women in Makeni and Kabala towns and surroundings by providing skills traini
ng to often vulnerable women and girls who have had limited access to education and often have poor literacy skills. Training is offered in vocational skills that are relevant in the employment market and can also lead to self-employment and small business
 opportunities. Expected results:120 girls and young women in skills training centres in Kabala and Makeni are provided with training in dressmaking, weaving, textile dyeing, catering and hospitality trades and agriculture. Entrepreneurial/business skills 
development, on-the-job training/internships with external outlets and production learning opportunities at the centres will lead to employment or self-employment of graduates. New vocational skills together with improved life and literacy skills contribut
e to graduates holistic empowerment, increased self-confidence and reduced vulnerability.Right-holders/ beneficiaries:Rural and urban girls and young womenImplementing partner:Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE Sierra Leone)
FLC: Adama Science + Technology University Supporting rural women in fighting against food insecurity through drying and storing agricultural produce through:- Selection of study area and conducting data collection- Design and manufacturing of solar driers- Testing solar driers and dissemination of
 the solar driers to the women farmers- Conduct training to selected women farmers- Publication of the output on international journals and conferences
IKI CMC/CCCPA Instutional Capacity building on gender training and the implementation of UNSC resolution 1325 IKI CMC/CCCPA Institutionaalisen kapasiteetin kehittäminen tasa-arvokoulutuksessa ja YKTN päätöslauselma 1325 toimeenpanossa The Cairo Regional Center for Training on Conflict Resolution and Peacekeeping in Africa (CCCPA) and Crisis Management Centre Finland (CMC) have been planning cooperation since 2010. The first gender and peace building training course was carried out by CM
C Finland but the uprising delayed the actual course to the early 2012. The partners started to plan more comprehensive way of cooperating in the form of institutional capacity building. This lead to this project where the aim is to build the training capa
city of CCCPA so that it can independently give the gender training to the peacekeepers and enhance the implementation of UNSCR 1325 in peacekeeping/peacebuilding. CCCPA functions under the auspices of the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and its manda
te is to build Egyptian and African peacekeeping capacities by providing integrated training courses to key personnel from civilian staff military and police. The project will last three years and the budget is 794 423 Euros. Hankkeen tavoitteena on kasvattaa rauhanturvaoperaatioihin osallistuvien rauhanturvaajien poliisien ja siviilien tasa-arvotietämystä sekä edistää YK:n turvallisuusneuvoston 1325-päätöslauselman toimeenpanoa. Hanke on institutionaalisen kapasiteetin
 kehittämishanke (IKI) jossa toimijoina ovat Suomen sisäministeriön alainen kriisinhallintakeskus Crisis Management Center (CMC) Finland ja Egyptin ulkoministeriön yhteydessä toimiva CCCPA (Cairo Regional Center for Training on Conflict Resolution and
 Peacekeeping in Africa) joka kouluttaa rauhanturvaoperaatioihin osallistuvia sekä egyptiläisiä että muiden maiden rauhanturvaajia poliiseja ja siviilejä. CCCPA on tähän mennessä turvautunut ulkopuolisiin asiantuntijoihin tasa-arvokoulutuksen läpi
viemiseksi ja ja se  on vuodesta 2010 tehnyt yhteistyötä Suomen kriisinhallintakeskuksen kanssa. Kolmivuotisen hankkeen kokonaisbudjetti on 794 423 euroa ja Suomi on ainoa rahoittaja.
FLC: Federation of Women Lawyers Promoting Protection of Women and Children from Gender Based violence and early marriages in Lesotho. The Project aims at promoting access to justice for Women and Children and raising awareness on gender based violence in Lesotho and also to launch an Adv
ocacy campaign to enactment of the Domestic violence bill. some of the expected results include the following To increase public awareness on the rights of women and children in relation to early child forced marriages and Gender based violence. To train c
hild protection unit(Police) Councillors and area chiefs to be sensitized Promoting  protection of Women and Children from Gender Based violence and early forced Marriages in Lesotho. The project aims at promoting access to justice for Women and Children and raising awareness on Gender based violence in Lesotho and also to launc
h an Advocacy campaign to enactment of the Domestic violence bill. Some  of the expected results include the following:  To increase public awareness on the rights of women and children in relation to early child forced marriages and Gender based violence.
 To train child and Protection Unit(Police) Councillors and area chiefs to be sensitized.
FLC: Mundesia - Inter-ethnic Community Social and Economic Development Program PYM: Mundesia - Etnisten ryhmien muodostamien yhteisöjen sosiaalisen ja taloudellisen kehityksen ohjelma Inter-ethnic Community Social and Economic Development Program (IECSEDP) overall objective is to improve tolerance and peace building between the communities in Mitrovica region contribute to the development of a democratic and inclusive society and improv
e the socio-economic conditions of the women. The IECSEDP will work with the existing Women Groups (WG) in the regions by involving them in project plan activities. The aim of the project is to increase employment opportunities as well as incomes of women 
entrepreneurs that work with food production by creating better conditions for selling their products. The number of women benefiting from training during the project implementation is expected to be more than 100. Etnisten ryhmien muodostamien yhteisöjen sosiaalisen ja taloudellisen kehityksen ohjelman yleisenä tavoitteena on edistää suvaitsevaisuutta ja rauhan rakentamista Mitrovican alueen yhteisöjen välillä sekä myötävaikuttaa demokraattisen ja yhtenäi
sen yhteiskunnan kehittämiseen ja naisten sosio-ekonomisen olojen parantamiseen. Etnisten ryhmien muodostamien yhteisöjen sosiaalisen ja taloudellisen kehityksen ohjelma työskentelee yhdessä alueella olevien naisryhmien kanssa ottamalla heidät mukaan 
projektin suunnitteluun liittyviin toimiin. Projektin tavoitteena on ruoan tuotannon parissa toimivien naisyrittäjien työllisyysmahdollisuuksien ja tulojen parantaminen parantamalla olosuhteita joiden puitteissa naiset myyvät tuotteitaan.Ohjelman tarjoa
mista koulutuksista hyötyvien naisten määrän arvioidaan olevan yli 100.
F.a: Wacana journal and trainings for Indonesian activists The two-year project includes publishing of two theme issues of Wacana magazine (community forest legislation and the political ecology of water), and training of new generation activists, especially regarding the grassroot advocacy. In the beginning of th
e 2000’s, INSIST organised the so-called Involvement activist training, which turned out very popular. Also many present actors of Siemenpuu supported groups participated. This project would be sequel of Involvement, which would mainly engage young activ
ists from within INSIST members, but also from other Siemenpuu supported institutions. Both issues of Wacana would be published both in Indonesian and in English. The volume is about 1000 issues each. The activist training includes workshops, field work an
d evaluations. The Wacana publication and the activist training have partly joint themes. The authors and teachers are wellknown actors of older generation. INSIST (Indonesian Society For Social Transformation) is a forum of 16 Indonesian organisations. IN
SISTPress was founded in 1998, and in 2006 it was registered as an independent publishing company. INSIST and INSISTPress are located in Yogyakarta, Java, but the 16 member organisations are located around Indonesia. . INSISTPress aims to develop new ideas
, alternative thinking and critical discourse in society through the spread of books, policy paper, journals, and other materials. The name of the magazine published by INSISTPress is Jurnal Wacana. It has been published since 1999. http://www.insist.or.id
FLC: GADHJS/ Access to justice in a case of violence against human rights defenders PYM: GADHJS/Oikeuden toteutuminen ihmisoikeuspuolustajiin kohdistuneessa väkivallassa Grupo de Accion por los Derechos Humanos y la Justicia Social is an organization that has seeked justice in the case of Jyri Jaakkola and Betyu Carino. The human rights defenders Jaakkola and Carino were killed in the state of Oaxaca in 2010 when a humanit
arian aid group was attacked. The objective of the project is to digitalize and systematize the court documents and to collect evidence of the impunity in this case. Grupo de Accion por los Derechos Humanos y la Justicia Social ?järjestö on ajanut vuodesta 2010 oikeusjuttua jossa pyritään selvittämään Jyri Jaakkolan ja Bety Carinon tapaus. Ihmisoikeuspuolustajat Jaakkola ja Carino saivat surmansa  vuonna 2010 Oa
xacan osavaltiossa humanitaariseen saattueeseen kohdistuneessa aseellisessa hyökkäyksessä. Projektin tarkoituksena on digitalisoida ja systematisoida oikeudenkäyntidokumentit ja kerätä todisteita tapaukseen liittyvästä rankaisemattomuudesta.
World Bank; Ukraine District heating Sector - implementation support for investment Maailmanpankki; Ukrainan kaukolämpöohjelma; tuki hankintojen valmisteluun World Bank (WB) granted in 2014 a loan to Ukraine District Heating (DH) Sector project. The project objective is to improve the energy efficiency and quality of service of selected Ukrainian DH companies improve their financial viability and decrease their
 CO2 emissions. The investments financed by WB loan to the government of Ukraine contribute to energy efficiency at the supply and demand-side levels and include in particular heat and power production modernization DH networks modernization and individual
 heat substations deployment. Finland is contributing with 150 000 USD to support implementation of District Heating project especially to give technical assistance to Ukrainian Project Implementation Units in formulation of technical specifications tender
ing and contract finalizing. In addition Finland's financing will assist in overall project management and performance monitoring as well as in identifying hazards for the design and construction stages. Maailmanpankki myönsi v. 2014 Ukrainalle lainan kaukolämpöhankkeeseen jonka tavoitteena on parantaa Ukrainan energiatehokkuutta kehittämällä kahdeksan kaukolämpöyhtiön palvelun tasoa ja taloudellista vakavaraisuutta sekä vähentämällä niiden h
iilidioksidipäästöjä. Maailmanpankin Ukrainalle myöntämällä lainarahalla maa hankkii energiatehokasta tekniikkaa sekä modernisoi lämmöntuotantoaan. Suomen rahoituksella toteutetaan tukiprojekti jonka avulla annetaan  hankintojen tekemiseksi asia
ntuntija-apua  teknisten spesifikaatioiden laadinnassa kilpailutuksessa sekä sopimusmuotoiluissa näistä tehtävistä vastaaville ukranalaisille projektitoimistoille. Lisäksi autetaan hankkeen hallinnoinnissa ja valvonnassa sekä identifioidaan mahdolli
sia suunnitteluun ja rakentamiseen liittyviä riskejä. Suomen rahoitus on n. 150 000 USD.
F.a: Nepal Development Programme Nepal Development Programme aims at improving food insecurity, sustainable livelihoods and gender equality as well as decease caste/ethnicity-based discriminations, mitigate disaster and climate change impacts and empower towards enforcement of human right
s as well as participation in decision-making at local and national context. Programme covers 30 Village Development Committees (VDCs). Expected results:• Enhanced capacity of disadvantaged communities to reduce disaster risk and to prepare for, respond 
to and, when necessary recover from emergencies and disasters.• Increased income and food security attained by all members within disadvantaged households.• Increased capacity of cooperatives in enhancing the sustainable livelihoods of their membership
, with particular focus on the poorer segments.• Increased participation, voice and influence of priority populations in local institutions and decision-making processes. Rights-holders /beneficiaries: Marginalised, vulnerable and conflict-affected peopl
e such as Dalit, freed bonded labourers, disaster affected population, ethnic minorities, landless, women-headed households and childrenImplementing partner:    The Lutheran World Federation Nepal (LWF Nepal).
FLC: ESA - Empowering Women Local Council Candidates for Inclusive Local Governance The project will foster inclusive governance and development at the local level by empowering marginalized voices in local governance as competent local officials and advocates for political pluralism and inclusion. Women in the Nile Delta will be trained 
to run for local councils developing a mode of leadership which is responsive to the needs of all community groups. Initial parts of the training will discuss the foundations for leadership including women?s role in society volunteerism citizenship and hum
an rights. They will be trained in skills such planning budgeting project management and oversight with cross-cutting themes of inclusion sensitivity and democracy. Participants will involve community members as key actors in local development. They will b
e trained to facilitate dialogue among stakeholders and advocate for their needs using these skills as tools to build community cohesion and reach compromise for inclusive and correspondingly sustainable local development.
F.a: Special Olympics: Sustainable Development and united football Promoting inclusive sport among intellectually disabled school children and non-disabled chilidren and awareness raising on modern concept on disability among persons with disabilities and teachers, trainers and volunteers working with persons with intelle
ctual disabilities. Around 80 to 100 Children with Disabilities and 20-30 non disabled children and around 20 adults are estimated to participate in project activities.
F.a: Breeding bees DPO of disabled IDP of Georgia implement income generation project trough beekeeping.
F.a: Smartup Factory Youth Innovation Project Smartup Factory Youth Innovation Project
SL DAR / bilateral development cooperation programme planning between Tanzania and Finland SL DAR / ohjelman suunnittelu Suomen ja Tansanian välisillä yhteistyöalueilla Planning funds will be used for the updating of the country strategy for development cooperation between Finland and Tanzania planning monitoring and evaluation of the bilateral development cooperation programmes and projects for promotion of quality impac
t and results and for relevant training. Decision to delegate part of the planning funds to the Embassy for the field level planning implementation and evaluation activities will be made based on the plan approved jointly. Tansanian kehitysyhteistyöohjelman suunnittelumäärärahoja käytetään mm.  Suomen ja Tansanian välisen kehitysyhteistyön maaohjelman  ohjelma- ja hankeyhteistyön valmisteluun  arviointiin sekä seurantaan laadun ja vaikuttavuuden parantamiseen avun
 tuloksellisuuden edistämiseen sekä yhteistyön kannalta relevanttiin koulutukseen. Varoja käytetään myös politiikkavaikuttamiseen ja dialogiin maaohjelman ja Team Finland toiminnan ja muun kehitysyhteistyötoiminnan synergioiden edistämiseen.Suurl
ähetystö valtuutetaan tekemään päätökset suunnittelumäärärahan käytöstä ja niitä koskevista sopimuksista.
F.a: Community-based support for children with disabilities The project enhances the rights of children with severe disabilities by training communities and their leaders on disability issues and the rights of persons with disabilities, by supporting community based day centres and schools as well as home based car
e, in Kampot and Kratie provinces. Children with disabilities in Cambodia and their families often live in poverty. Only 3% of disabled children start school and more than half of them drop out soon. Countryside is almost totally lacking educational and su
pporting services for severely disabled children and ignorance and discriminating attitudes cause enormous barriers to their wellbeing. Without the support of community, parents and authorities the children don’t have possibility to develop their skills 
physically, socially or educationally. However, the work of the project implementer Komar Pikar Foundation (KPF) has proved that by community based solutions even the severely disabled children and their families can have access to education and supporting
 services and the discrimination can be reduced. As result of the project the children with severe disabilities are accepted as part of their communities, they have possibility to learn and develop their skills and have better access to e.g. health service
s. The financial status of the families improves and discrimination is reduced.