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Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Nepal Improving Access to Quality Basic Education through ICT-integrated Classes, Improve the quality of education in the public education system through the use of ICT resources modern pedagogical teaching, learning techniques and integrated teaching methods. M
obilize participation from stakeholders of communities to ensure improved quality of education of public schools. Build capacities of public school teachers district level resources and central level planners policy makers and implementers within the Minis
try of Education's various line agencies. Support the Ministry of Education in its effort to integrate ICT in education. Design develop and distribute a comprehensive set of curriculum-based digital learning activities that help Nepali children learn. Buil
d maintain and distribute a digital library consisting of education resources. Implementation of ICT-integrated child-centric teaching/learning method in 15 public schools using laptops shared by various classes, Capacity building of teachers to use the di
gital learning activities to teach English Mathematics and Science to Classes 7-8 students, Capacity building of Resource Centers and District Education Offices on monitoring and support.
NGO Support / Yangon Film School To establish regular training in the Yangon Film Services founded in 2007 and to stregthen civil society by training young professionals capable of serving the audio-visual needs of development organisations and helping to create a diverse media culture. T
he target is to establish a permanent school with a regular curriculum. The school aims to foster an artistic intelligensia that could one day record Myanmar's transition to democracy.
Humanitarian Aid to Tanzania through Fida International Original target country: Tanzania. Beginning 2008 also includes support to returnees to Great Lakes subregion. 2009 includes Uganda. In 2010 includes: Democratic Republic of Kongo Uganda Rwanda Burundi. 2013: DRC and Uganda
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Argentina Project further educates the 40 young indigenous peoples representatives that the organization have capacitated earlier about the cultural and legal rights of the indigenous peoples in order them to better defend those rights and take possible injustices t
o the legal instance. The education concentrates especially on questions of land law rights and right of access to health care. Educating the indigenous peoples own representatives to defend their rights serves the aim of spreading the knowledge and multip
lication of effects among the communities. Furthermore empowerment enables better monitoring detection and following-up of violations of the rights. Also representatives of three different indigenous peoples organizations are capacitated on these issues. A
s well a situation report about the state of the indigenous peoples rights and legal problems encountered by the communities will be published to increase awareness in the whole society and to enhance the implementation of the legal rights.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Kenya With the Constitution and relevant laws in place only an engaged citizenry will help move Kenya to the next level and catalyse a complete break from a past full of corruption exploitation victimization and tribalism. In its many years of work TI-Kenya has 
learnt various lessons that will inform new efforts in escalating the fight against corruption and advocating for a transparent accountable and corruption-free Kenya: There is a lot of investment in the fight against corruption but limited progress in achi
eving the desired results, Insufficient political will remains the greatest hindrance in the fight against corruption, The level of public awareness in the fight against corruption has increased but the capacity to stand up against corruption is still weak
, The devolved system of government introduced by the new constitution is bound to increase the magnitude and complexity of corruption, and formation of multi-stakeholder partnerships has worked well in leveraging resources skills and capacities in the fig
ht against corruption. The new Constitution has institutionalized new tools for promoting integrity in leadership as well as public participation and therefore the need to capacitate the public to rise exercise their sovereign authority in ensuring good go
vernance.The project has 3 main capacity building activities:1.Advocacy and legal training. This element comprises of setting up an Advocacy and Legal Advisory Center (ALAC) in Western Kenya region (potential support to Palweco). The ALAC gives capacity to
 local people and helps them to learn to identify corruption. In the areas where TI has installed offices there has been an increase in corruption complaints because TI pushes the complaints to responsible government institutions. 2.Civic and voter educati
on. Since the new constitution the elections have become more complicated and the constituency now chooses 6 candidates instead of 3. Both civic and voter education is needed.3.Taxation. There are a lot of tax leakages in Kenya, particularly the tax losses
 deriving from multinational companies of offshore companies' income are significant. Research on taxation will be disseminated and used to advocacy.
Aid through WHO programmes The WHO is Finland's most important partner in the development of global health policy. The Ministry of Social Affairs and Health in cooperation with the Ministry for Foreign Affairs are responsible for implementing Finland's WHO policy. In addition to its
 assessed contribution from the Ministry for Social Affairs and Health Finland supports WHO through development cooperation funds by giving voluntary contribution that is aimed for the achievement of the strategic objectives and health related Millennium D
evelopment Goals especially in developing countries. WHO is a normative specialised agency of the UN system: it has leadership of global health policy acts as an expert organisation and builds long-term health policy. It sets international standards and no
rms for health care and advances their implementation. WHO has an important role in focusing the direction of research and in the application of research results. It also monitors the global health situation and generates health statistics. WHO supports de
veloping countries in establishing health systems and attempts to improve access to medicines therein. As regards humanitarian assistance WHO is responsible for coordinating the Global Health Cluster.
Technical support to education sector The Government of Finland has contributed to development in the education sector since 1999 and is currently one of the development partners supporting the Nepali Government with financing and implementation of the School Sector Reform Plan (SSRP). The ove
rall objective is to contribute to enhancing quality and relevance of general education by introducing TEVT soft skills (vocationally oriented skills) in school system in order to improve employability of students and to meet the demands of labor market. T
he objective has been discussed with all major stakeholders and has been found to be relevant. No changes are required to the overall objective. The purpose of the Technical Assistance is to support the Ministry of Education in implementing the TEVT (Soft 
Skills) component of the SSRP that is operationalized in Annual Strategic Implementation Plans (ASIP) of each year.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Ukraine A project to support women's entrepreneurship in the Kharkov oblast of Eastern Ukraine. The project aims at helping young women in the countryside to found their own companies and giving them support in running their businesses.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Moldova The project aims to bridge the gap in government service delivery and unmet needs of older people through the inclusion of services provided by civil society networks. The model focuses on prevention and the management of chronic conditions of older people
 with older volunteers acting as support agents for family doctors.The main objectives of the project are to improve awareness among policy makers and service providers at all levels about vulnerability of older people accessing healthcare services in rura
l areas as well as to strengthen capacity of civil society networks and state authorities to provide effective community-based health-care support to vulnerable older people and also to increase knowledge of older people to manage their health status and a
ccess health and social services by vulnerable older people.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Tajikistan The support is channelled to six common interest groups  which are engaged in small entrepreneurship in the rural areas of Tajikistan in the Faizabad and Rogun districts east of Dushanbe and in the Khatlon district boardering Afghanistan. The groups consis
t of 4-15 members mainly women and young people. The project aims to strenghten the capacity of the groups  expand their business activities and improve the business premises raise the level of production as well as quality of the products and assist in fi
nding the appropriate legal structure for their business. The goal of the project is to improve the employment for women and young people in rural areas support small entrepreneurship and local investments.  More than one million young people are forced to
 go abroad as migrant workers because of the unemployment situation in Tajikistan. The family members left at home have difficulties in earning their livelyhood. The migrants send home considerable sums of money but instead of using it for buying local pro
ducts or investing it locally it is mainly used for buying imported consumer goods.Main beneficiaries are the members of the groups but also their business partners for example  agricultural producers and handicraft workers who will get access to markets w
ith the help of the groups. The number of beneficiaries will grow even further when taking into account the family members and relatives of the participating group members.The project is implemented by the Mountain Societies Development Support Programme (
MSDSP) an organization of the Aga Khan Foundation in Tajikistan. The MSDSP has chosen the six common interest gruops which are participating in the project.
Improving child health in Ibadan primary schools While most infectious diseases are preventable they still account for over two thirds of childhood mortality in developing countries such as Nigeria. In Nigeria the Government (with UNICEF support) has launched a National School Health Policy with a respec
tive action plan for the country but implementation of the policy has been slow resulting in most of the schools still lacking basic health services. Within this context the objective of the project is to support the Oyo State in implementing the school he
alth services with a long-term aim to improve the health status of children in primary schools in Ibadan.
Partnership for Action on Green Economy PAGE This partnership project by four UN agencies - UNEP UNITAR UNIDO and ILO - aims at helping 30 countries over 7 years to achieve equitable and sustainable transformation of national economic structures. This transformation will make economic activities cons
umption and production at the macroeconomic level ? not only generate equitably shared income and quality jobs for women and men but also contribute to environmental improvement and poverty eradication. The key to this transformation is shifting investment
 and policies towards the creation of a new generation of assets: clean technologies energy and resource efficient infrastructure well-functioning ecosystems a skilled labour force with green jobs driven by strong institutions and good governance.
Training of a team of 50 primary school teachers The project addresses the lack of access to and quality of primary education in Angola. It will create considerable teacher training capacity in one of Angola's 18 provinces Kuando Kubango. This will be done by establishing a School for the Teachers of the
 Future in partnership with ADPP the Angolan Ministry of Education and the Provincial Government of KK. The project will secure the pre-service training of a team of 50 new teachers who will have one year and a month left to graduation when the project fin
ishes.
EITI Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) aims to strengthen governance by improving transparency and accountability in the extractives sector. The EITI sets a global standard for companies to publish what they pay and for governments to dis
close what they receive.
Suomen Medisiinariliitto promotion of development awareness Promotion of development awareness
Core support to Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF) Core support to Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Chile The overall objective of the project aims to relieve the public opinion local stakeholders and authorities an emblematic case of contamination and establish the link between environmental issues and human rights taking as example a contaminated area in the
 region of Valparaiso. Through the specific objectives they will establish the link between human rights and environmental issues taking as a example Quintero Bay and establish whether it can be considered as a zone of sacrifice. It also wants to raise awa
reness and sensitize the public opinion local authorities and parliamentarians on the health implications the violation of rights and generate actions to improve the quality of life for local residents. Finally the project aims to generate advocacy in loca
l and parliamentary authorities to generate public policies that address the situation of Quintero Bay.
Forest + Farm Facility THE FFF hosted by FAO is a multistakeholder partnership that supports to forest dependent communities and stakeholders in particular smallholders women and indigenous groups in governance policy influence local organization access to resources and finance 
and improved livelihoods through markets and investment in sustainable forest management biodiversity conservation and adaptation to climate change effects. FFF works through partnerhips between Governments and local entities FAO IUCN IIED and the World Ba
nk/PROFOR
Multi stakeholder forest sector support, transition phase The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) acting through the Embassy of Switzerland has a lead role in the implementation of the Programme during 2011-2015. DFID and Finland have delegated the implementation of a 3 year transitional phase 2012
-2014 to Switzerland.
Shannan District Wastewater Project of Huainan City The construction of a wastewater treatment plant and the adjoining sewerage network in the Shannan district in Huainan City. Project aims at improving Huaihe river water quality by reducing the discharge of untreated wastewater to the nearby waters. The Pr
oject has substantial environmental benefits and it also improves the standard of living for the local people. The Finnish part of the project comprises of treatment plant equipment equipment for three pumping stations electrical and automation equipment. 
In addition to this 42 kilometers of pipes will be constructed locally for sewage pipe collection system. The project includes technical service at site and training.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Peru Consolidating an agro forestry initiative already implemented by local people enriching the plantations and introducing beekeeping as an additional source of incomes. The area is threatened by the advance of illegal gold mining and the goal of the project 
is to provide local people the required strength to confront it. They are including activities to assure commercial connections for assuring sustainability.
Frame agreement with NGO (Pelastakaa lapset) Strengthening Child Protection Systems for a Safe + Protective Environment for Children
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Serbia The Project Women on Political Scene in Local Community  implemented by Women's Forum Prijepolje  will last from November 2013 to November 2014.  The purpose of the project is to empower women to actively participate in the social trends of the community a
s well as to provide support in realization of women's rights.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Chile This project aims to encourage reflection dialogue and intercultural integration around the identities of migrant children from neighboring countries and its relationship with the Chilean society particularly the right to non discrimination.The project is 
planned to be developed within one year during the school months and  as an extra workshop program of 32 classes per school 2.5 hrs. of teaching 15 children in seventh and eighth grade. The schools where the workshops are conducted are called Republic of P
anama School and Republic of Germany School both located in the municipality of Santiago.
Food assistance trough cash+cash for work Humanitarian assistance through FinnChurchAid to Somalia
Livelihoods and Forest Conservation The vision for the Greater Mahale Ecosystem developed by ecosystem partners is: An exemplary Greater Mahale Ecosystem in which globally important biodiversity and ecosystem functions are conserved habitat connectivity is maintained and natural resources ar
e managed in a way that sustains or improves local livelihoods for the benefit of present and future generations. To support this vision the project will focus on 5 primary villages within the GME. Objectives for each strategic action are listed below and 
listed in attached log frame model.
Desarrollo Cultural, Social, Economico y Equiparacion de Derechos de las Personas con Discapacidad Visual de la Republica del Ecuador-DECSEDIV, amplia Desarrollo Cultural, Social, Economico y Equiparacion de Derechos de las Personas con Discapacidad Visual de la Republica del Ecuador-DECSEDIV, ampliacion, 4ta etapa.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Moldova Moldova is the poorest country in Europe. Rising inflation and high unemployment means that overhalf of the population live below the poverty line. Parents face a daily struggle to feed clothe andeducate their children and many find themselves with no opti
on but to place them in an institution.As a result of this there are over 8000 children growing up in state-run institutions where thestandard of care often fails to meet their most basic needs. A recent report by UNICEF and theGovernment of Moldova showed
 that less than 2% of children living in institutions are actuallyorphans. The rest have families but poverty is keeping them apart. By providing emotional andpractical support to at-risk families we can ensure that they can remain together and are not for
cedto send their children to a damaging institution.This project is of strategic importance because baby institutions feed the rest of the institutionalsystem. By preventing children entering the Chisinau and Tiraspol baby institutions and eventuallyclosin
g these institutions Hope and Homes for Children will significantly reduce the number of childrenentering the institutional system and support our objective of eradicating institutionalisation in Moldovaand Transnistria.As these will be the first baby inst
itutions to close in Moldova and Transnistria they will provide abest practice model to influence the closure of the remaining baby institutions in Moldova and ofsetting up the support services to prevent children entering institutions in the first place. 
This willhave a significant impact on the number of children entering the institutional system and supportthe Moldovan Government's national Transformation plan and our goal to eradicateinstitutionalisation in Moldova.
Small Scale Irrigation Project GRZ sought the African Development Bank Group's assistance to finance a small scale irrigation project consisting of six schemes in three districts in the Southern Province and one ditrict in Lusaka province. The Project components are iirrigation Componen
t: Establishing Small-scale Irrigation Schemes and Capacity Building: building the human and institutional capacity of a) MACO/DAC staff b)practical training of farmers c) technical assistance d) marketing and instituttional support e) environmental and HI
V/AIDS awareness training.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Non-formal education for ethnic minorities especially women and children. Producing  educational materials on basic health care and hygienie. Culture preserving activities and indigenous livelihoods development. WHY: The ethnic minority groups of Cambodia 
have had very little chances to access the services, information and power in khmer-dominated Cambodia. Currently the natural resources of the minorities are exploited by powerful companies and people without the communities themeselves having much to say.
 The indigenous groups have the right to bi-lingual education and information, as well as preservation of their culture. The project aims to help the communities to address the social problems, and to cope with the chance while empowered by literacy and kn
owledge. RESULTS: communities literacy levels are improved, communities have startegies to cope with change and resists exploitation and discrimination: BENEFICIARIES: indigenous groups in Norteast of Cambodia, especially children and elderlies, PARTNER: I
CC
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Capacity Building . Strengthening organizational and implementation capacities of LWF-Uganda. Activities: Lectures, practical exercises in the field, discussions.
NGO Support / Sustainable sanitation improvement for Madimba Aims: improve environmental sanitation in a peri-urban area through use of dry toilets and waste management, improve health conditions, provide drinking water. Activities: building dry toilets in public places schools and selected households, improving old
 pit-latrines, capacity building of Madimba community, training and environmental education.
Eco-Women of Achuapa and San Dionisio Strengthening of two municipalities women organisations. The main beneficiaries the poorest women and their families. The main goals are empowerment of woman position improvement of nutritional situation suporting children's education protecting natural re
sources and suportin female enterprises. New structures are not made but will strength organizations built in the first fase of project.
Farmers market - enhancing access to profitable markets The farmers in the project area working with GLM Zambia have improved their productivity but the problem is that they are unable to access profitable markets. The objective of this project is to build farmers' marketing capacity strengthen existing market 
committees and market centres in the villages create arenas for farmers to make business linkages and to enhance transportation through donkey draught power.
Shelter for Women Shelter Kwieco is going to be constructed to help the victims of domestic violence and to improve the womens social position in the society. Concrete activities are: construct the shelter and organise the shelter's activities with the help of Finnish organ
isation which is a specialist in this field.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Tunisia Appel Charite de Beni Khedeche-association aims at establishing a handicraft workshop for the women of Beni Khedeche a small marginalized village in south-west Tunisia which currently lacks any kind of vocational training possibilities for its 3000 inhabit
ants. The main goal for this project is to improve the status of women living in Beni Khedeche by increasing their financial autonomy through gaining handicraft skills by vocational training. The learned skills will ideally enable them to commercialize the
 handicraft production (such as sewing). The ultimate goal of this project is to support the association in developing the center to operate self-sufficiently in the long run. The project is estimated to run for 12 months and will be supported by 70 000 TN
D.