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FLC: EJ YMCA RP - Phase II Empowering Young Palestinian Women with Disabilities to access their Social and Economic Rights - 2 years The proposed project will address and tackle the socio-economic marginalization of the most vulnerable Palestinian Young Women with Disabilities (YWWD) living in the West Bank districts with a special focus on remote and marginalized areas including area C
. The project will be implemented through a holistic psycho-social and economic development approach to provide the targeted group with empowerment and inclusion services to sustainably improve their livelihoods promote their access to social services and 
social protection in an integrated framework Leads to developing hopeful approach towards life. The project is intended to build the capacities of young Palestinian women with disabilities to become self advocates to their rights to influence attitudes pra
ctices and decision making processes in local and national government. Further to build their vocational capacities to be able to participate effectively in the job market. In Addition to these interventions that are dedicated to empower YWWD at the psycho
-social and economic levels it is intended to raise societal awareness on the rights of YWWD especially their rights to decent work and to increase societal sensitization against all kinds of violence toward YWWD.As a result this proposed project is seen a
s a continuation to the previous one and it will continue to address the human educational economic and social rights of young women with disabilities with disabilities. The project will follow a twin track approach to development and disability. On one ha
nd it will work on empowering YWWD through building their vocational educational and technical capacities. This is done through increasing YWWD access to livelihood and social activities education and health care. On the other hand it will work on mainstre
aming disability in the Palestinian society with a special focus on the rights of YWWD to decent work and on increasing societal sensitivity on gender based violence against women with disabilities. To achieve this the project will work on building the cap
acity of Women with Disabilities to protect the rights of women living with disabilities and to call for effective implementation of the National Disability Strategy (NDS) and ensure that it will not lose its momentum with a specific focus on Strategic App
roach 3 4 and 6 of the ?National Strategic Plan of the Disability Sector in the OPT 2012?.
F.a: Literacy Programme for the Empowerment of Women with Disabilities Basic skills training for 75 disabled women. Literacy, basic and reproduction health, business skills and rights of the PWDs. Saving and Credit fund will be reserved for the use of the educated women group.
FLC: Support to Small Entreprenours in rural mountainous areas of Tajikistan in the GBAO Region PYM: Tuki pienyrittäjille Tadzhikistanin alkeellisilla vuoristoseduilla Pamirin alueella The project will support and strengthen existing rural small businesses to improve the economic security of the most vulnerable families and to increase the earnings of disadvantages of society PwD´s and women to enhance household's income in order to red
uce risks of economic shocks. Hankkeella tuetaan pienyrittäjäryhmiä Tadzhikistanin alkeellisilla vuoristoseuduilla Pamirin alueella
F.a: Organising Transport Sector in Thailand The project develops union cooperation and trade unions in the Thai transport sector with the aim that the worker groups in public and private transport companies will get organised.The political situation in Thailand has been subject to continuing changes
, conflicts and even military coups for a long time. This has resulted in weak union structures and development, low organizing rates particularly in the private sectors and weak operational capacity. This project will enhance union capacities, recruitment
 union cooperation and joint action. Particularly the private sectors and atypical work forms will be will be addressed.By educating trainers, the project ensures the forming of a permanent and efficient organizer pool (45 trainers) and a network, tailored
 and planned organizer campaigns and basic training for trade unions. This way, the increase in members, the presence of the labour movement in new transport companies and the start of collective bargaining is guaranteed. The cooperation between old and ne
w unions supports member recruitment as a whole. Beneficiaries are the organised and unorganised workers, trained organisers, TU activists and their unions in the transport sector (railway, road transport, subway, money transport, harbor and airways). ITF 
pays special attention to the participation of the young and aims at a 30% share of female participants in all project operations. The main partner is the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) and its ten affiliates in Thailand.
Voluntary contributions to IPCC Voluntary contributions to The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).  Support through the Ministry of Environment.
F.a: Negotiations in the Construction Sector Negotiations are intensified especially in Chinese construction companies. OHS and basic rights trainers’ training makes the work more effective and attracts new members. Campaigns for ratification of C94 and C167 and influencing legislation reforms star
t. The unions operate in rather difficult environments, because compliance with laws is inadequate and negotiation power and leverage of unions fairly weak. It is difficult to organize and represent interests of especially seasonal and informal workforce. 
Intensified interest representation, campaigning and cooperation have an impact on spread of working conditions that guarantee decent work, reasonable living standards and security. BWI affiliates in the project countries improve working conditions in infr
astructure projects through negotiations, social dialogue, and campaigning and other interest representation. Growth in visibility and activism of unions brings thousands of new members who are provided with education and interest representation services. 
Unions learn to effectively campaign for ratification of conventions and reforms in laws as well as compliance with standards. Beneficiaries are construction and wood workers in the project countries, officials, leaders, shop stewards and OHS representativ
es responsible for negotiations, education and campaigns, and current and new members and youth and women activists. Building and Wood Workers’ International is the international federation of construction and wood workers’ unions that with this projec
t supports its affiliates in three countries. Currently these unions have slightly over 100 000 members, but in the growth sector membership could be double or triple. BWI coordinates and manages the project from the Geneva head office and Johannesburg Afr
ica and Middle East office, and additionally each country has a nominated focal point that ensures the work flow at local level.
F.a: Creating conditions for PWDs in public organization Nuri Chasm Procument of the basic office equipment in order for organization to start their work as an organization. Renovation the office for making it possible for people to come there.
F.a: Access to Justice Process Report for Bety Carino and Jyri Jaakkola murder cases Bety Carino and Jyri Jaakkola, members of a human rights defenders’ caravan headed towards an indigenous people’s community in San Juan Copala, were murdered by a paramilitary group in an ambush in 2010. Since the ambush, the lawyers of the Grupo de Ac
cion por los Derechos Humanos y la Justicia Social has demanded the arrest, judgement and sentencing of the perpetrators in order for impunity to be avoided. The European Parliament’s Subcommittee on Human Rights has also requested Mexico for information
 on the progress in the case, and the victims’ families have been active, but progress has been slow. Written and audiovisual documentation of the case is hoped to help in submitting it to the Inter-American court of Human Rights. In addition, the projec
t aims for the witness protection programme coverage to be expanded to all kinds of legal cases in Mexico. During the project the media, written and video material related to the legal case will be compiled and a comprehensive audiovisual document will be 
produced, the state and federal criminal investigations will be compiled and organised chronologically, the legal information on the criminal process against the five presumed authors will be systematized, the political accompaniment of the case in Europe 
and in Mexico will be systematized, an in-depth analysis of the entire process and the victims’ relatives’ participation in it will be produced. The report will be translated into English and Finnish and it will be disseminated in Mexico and internatio
nally. The project beneficiaries include the victims’ relatives as well as Mexican human rights defenders. https://www.facebook.com/GrupoDeAccionDDHH/
Organisational Support for UN Women Finland Toiminta-avustus/Suomen UN Women ry Finland National Committee for UN Women is a non-governmental organization with consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). The national committee supports the mission of UN Women the United Nations agency for gender e
quality and women?s rights and is one of the few associations in Finland specialised in women's and girl's rights. Reducing the inequality between women and men is one of the UN Millennium Development Goals and also one of the main focus areas of the Finni
sh development policy. The association coordinates the 1325 Network consisting of non-governmental organizations and independent researches as well as experts that work for the promotion of human rights and equality. Finland National Committee for UN Women
 applies the organisational support for the general activities as well information and development education. Suomen UN Women ry on YK:n tasa-arvojärjestön kansallinen komitea joka tukee UN Womenin työtä tiedottamalla keräämällä varoja sen ohjelmiin kehitysmaissa ja konfliktialueilla sekä tekemällä vaikuttamistyötä tasa-arvokysymysten huomioimiseksi k
ehityspolitiikassa ja yhteiskunnallisessa keskustelussa. Järjestö on ainoita suomalaisia kehityskysymysten parissa toimivia naisten ja tyttöjen asemaan keskittyviä järjestöjä. Järjestö johtaa kansalaisjärjestöjen ja tukijoiden verkostoa joka seu
raa YK:n päätöslauselman 1325 Naiset rauha ja turvallisuus toimeenpanoa ja Suomen 1325-toimintaohjelman toteutusta. Suomen UN Women käyttää toiminta-avustuksen yleishallintokuluihinsa sekä kehitysviestintä- ja globaalikasvatustoimintaansa. Vuosina 
2021-2022 tavoitteena on vahvistaa UN Womenin tunnettuutta Suomessa ja kasvattaa Suomen UN Womenin roolia kansalaisyhteiskunnallisena toimijana. Toimenpiteisiin kuuluu Generation Equality -aloitteen koordinaatio kansalaisyhteiskunnan osalta yhdistyksen jä
senkoordinaation tehostaminen ja paikallisyhdistysten aktivointi sekä 1325-verkoston koordinaatio. Viestinnällisten toimien fokuksessa on kampanjointi naisiin kohdistuvan väkivallan lopettamiseksi. Lisäksi tavoitteena on miesten roolin painottaminen ta
sa-arvon edistämisessä naisten vaikutusmahdollisuuksien edistäminen liiketoiminnassa ja työelämässä sekä innovaatioiden ja teknologian edistäminen tasa-arvotyössä Generation Equality-aloitteen kautta.Myönnetty toiminta-avustus vuosille on 2021-
2022  550 000 euroa.
F.a: Running sustainable TLB Branch through poultry farming in Kibaha district 17 visually impaired young people are trained on training on entrepreneurship, market search and bookkeeping  during this poultry project.
F.a: Renacer Area Development Project The programme aims to improve children’s living conditions in the Renacer area so that they can grow in a safe and non-violent environment. The programme is implemented in the rural area of Ayacucho, Acocro and Tambillo municipalities. Historically, the 
programme area has suffered badly from the past Peruvian civil war which still affects children’s and communities’ lives. Poverty, adults’ illiteracy and the poor quality of health services further affect children’s lives in the programme area. Now
, the communities’ and the programme partners’ capacities in child protection are being strengthened. Children’s nutrition status is being enhanced for example by supporting livestock breeding. Innovative teaching methods are introduced in order to p
romote the quality of pre and primary education. The programme benefits 16.000 people in 33 rural villages. The main partner is World Vision Peru, which is responsible for the programme implementation and for the utilization of the programme resources.
OCEANIA UNSPECIFIED/Adapting to climate change in Oceania/S-E Asia Ilmastoyhteistyö Oseaniassa/Kaakkois-Aasiassa The Project provides National Meteorological Services of the Pacific Island Countries more capacity and tools to deliver and communicate accurate appropriate and timely weather and climate services to their rural communities. The Project works together wit
h the communities to strengthen their ability to use meteorological information to develop plans to address disasters and climate change. Overall objective of the Project is to reduce vulnerability of 14 Pacific Island Countries' livelihoods to the effects
 of climate change. The weather services are easy to use and understand so the villagers know how to prepare themselves in extreme weather conditions and know what to do in threatening weather conditions. Contingency planning on the islands is done togethe
r with local governments non-governmental organizations and local communities. The coordinating authority is SPREP (Secretariat of the Pacific Region Environmental Programme).Representatives of the National Meteorological Services of the Pacific Island Cou
ntries have been involved in the preparation of the Project. The Project was accepted in the meeting of the World Meteorological Organization in Marshall Islands in August 2011. All leaders of the National Meteorological Services of the Pacific Island Coun
tries attended this meeting. Hankkeessa vahvistetaan Tyynenmeren alueen saarivaltioiden ilmatieteen laitosten kapasiteettia ja autetaan saarten paikallisyhteisöitä varautumaan erilaisiin vaikeisiin sääolosuhteisiin. Ilmastonmuutos ja sen seurauksena lisääntyneet sään ääri-il
miöt rajoittavat yhteisöjen elinmahdollisuuksia ja uhkaavat toimeentuloa. Hankkeen päätavoite on vähentää 14 Tyynenmeren maan ja niiden väestön haavoittuvuutta äärimmäisissä sääilmiöissä ja ilmastonmuutoksessa. Paikallisia ilmatieteenlaito
ksia autetaan tuottamaan korkealaatuisia sääpalveluita kansalaisilleen. Palveluiden tulee olla paikallisille asukkaille helposti ymmärrettävässä ja käytettävässä muodossa jotta he pystyvät  varautumaan äärimmäisiin sääilmiöihin ja tietäv
ät miten toimia vaikeissa sääolosuhteissa. Varautumissuunnitelmat tehdään yhdessä paikallishallinnon kansalaisjärjestöjen ja paikallisyhteisöjen kanssa.Hanketta koordinoi Tyynenmeren alueen ympäristöohjelman sihteeristö SPREP (Secretariat of th
e Pacific Region Environmental Programme). Tyynenmeren maiden Ilmatieteen laitosten edustajat olivat hankkeen valmistelussa mukana ja hyväksyivät sen Marshall-saarilla elokuussa 2011 pidetyssä Maailman ilmatieteen järjestön kokouksessa. Kokoukseen osa
llistuivat kaikki alueen ilmatieteen laitosten pääjohtajat.
FLC: Independent Medico Legal Unit - Up scaling torture prevention and response mechanisms in Kenya The country is witnessing increasing deaths from police use of lethal force against suspected criminals and execution and enforced disappearances of terror suspects and in circumstances that suggest police involvement. Accountability for deaths in custody 
and from police use of firearms continues to be a challenge amidst a weak medico-legal documentation system. This situation is made more complex by a public opinion that supports police use of lethal force to tackle crime coupled with intolerance to human 
rights NGOs? call for strict adherence to the rule of law. This situation has also had implications on the status of refugees and asylum seekers in Kenya as they increasingly become victims of police excesses.We continue to witness resistance to police ref
orm at various levels including the continuous attempts to use the judiciary to stall police vetting delays in funding the National Police Service Commission among others. The increasing propensity by the legislature and executive to disobey court orders d
oes not augur well for rule of law either.Other challenges include threats to witnesses. These threats including those related to the ICC cases continue to pose a serious challenge to the fight against impunity and access to justice for many victims of tor
ture and others forms of ill-treatment extra-judicial executions gender based violence and economic crimes. The possible collapse of the ICC cases and what that portends for the civil society space the fight against impunity and enhancement of accountabili
ty in Kenya. These developments dictate that we reposition ourselves to ensure that we respond in a relevant effective and efficient manner consolidating existing and developing new partnerships where none existed before deepening our research policy analy
sis and proposals; deepening our efforts at safeguarding public participation and engagement in governance; reaching out and providing technical support to the executive the judiciary and parliament; and improving accountability tracking mechanisms to ensu
re that these institutions retain their fidelity to the constitution and respond to the aspirations of the Kenyan people.
Ministry for Foreing Affairs of Finlands accession as member of U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center Ulkoministeriön jäsenyys U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center:issä U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center serves its partner agencies and the needs of the member countries development personnel in anti-corruption work. U4 provides counseling services materials and training for anti-corruption work on different themes related 
to. As a member of U4 Finland can advocate for inclusion of its priority themes in the work of U4.The objective of U4's membership is to strengthen Finland's development cooperation effectiveness and efficiency by increasing the understanding of the anti-c
orruption work in different areas and themes among the personnel and organizations involved and practicing development co-operation. U4 also offers practical tools and expertise advice services on finnish anti-corruption work and on different corruption pr
oblems appearing in development co-operations. U4 korruption vastainen palvelu- ja tietokeskus palvelee jäseninä olevien maiden kehitysyhteistyöhenkilöstön tarpeita korruption vastaisen työn saralla. U4 tarjoaa neuvontapalveluita tutkimusta ja materiaalia sekä koulutusta antikorruptiotyön eri t
eemoihin liittyen.  Sen erottaa muista toimijoista se että U4 nimenomaisesti keskittyy kehityspolitiikan ja kehitysyhteistyön tarpeisiin.U4:n toiminnan päämääränä on vähentää korruption negatiivisia vaikutuksia kestävään ja osallistavaan kehi
tykseen. Toiminnan yleisenä tavoitteena on tarjota jäsenille relevanttia korkeatasoiseen tutkimukseen perustuvaa korruptioon liittyvää tietoa ja koulutusta. Lisäksi kaikkien saatavilla olevien tutkimusten ja julkaisujen kautta toiminta tähtää globa
alin korruption määrän vähentämiseen. U4:n palvelut keskittyvät www.u4.no ?nettisivulle.Vuonna 2017 U4 järjesti neljä ohjattua nettikoulutusta ja seitsemän maakohtaista työpajaa. Helspdesk pyyntöjä tehtiin 27 kappaletta. Suomesta vierailuja teh
tiin yhteensä 583. Koulutuksiin (nettikurssi maatason työpajat koulutus Helsingissä) osallistui 67 UM:n virkamiestä.Suomen U4-jäsenyyden tavoitteena on vahvistaa Suomen kehitysyhteistyön tuloksellisuutta ja tehokkuutta lisäämällä sitä toteuttavi
en henkilöiden ja tahojen ymmärrystä korruption vastaisen työn eri osa-alueista ja teemoista.  Suomi on ollut U4:n jäsen vuodesta 2012. Suomi tukee U4:ää 660 000 eurolla vuosina 2018-2020.
Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Long term partnership with a local company / organisation (e.g. joint venture; subcontractor, import or other contract agreement ) related to Forestry development
Evaluation capacity development Evaluointikapasiteetin kehittäminen Capacity building of the evaluation resources in the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland Hallituksen kehityspoliittiset linjaukset korostavat tuloksellisuutta vaikuttavuutta ja tulosten mittaamista. Agenda 2030 ja kestävän kehityksen tavoitteet ovat kehityspolitiikan ja - yhteistyön yleinen viitekehys ja siten myös evaluoinnin perusta. Age
nda 2030-evaluointi edellyttää entistä vahvempaa yhteistyötä eri politiikkalohkojen ja ministeriöiden evaluointitoiminnassa. Kapasiteetin kehittämistoimilla edistetään tätä yhteistyötä.Kehitysevaluointitoiminta on keskeinen osa tulosohjausta m
inisteriössä. Korkealaatuiset evaluoinnit erityisesti niiden tulosten entistä parempi hyödyntäminen edellyttävät henkilöstön osaamista ja instituutioiden kapasiteettia sekä Suomessa että edustustoissa. EVA-11:n työohjelmaan sisältyy useita ele
menttejä joiden tavoitteena on evaluointiosaamisen ja kapasiteetin kehittäminen sekä evaluointien tulosten parempi hyödyntäminen koko ulkoasiainhallinnossa. Näitä ovat kapasiteettitarpeiden kartoitus koulutusohjelmien suunnittelu ja toteutus ohjeist
ojen päivittäminen evaluointineuvonta toimintatapojen kehittäminen ja viestintä. Kapasiteetin kehittäminen voi myös tapahtua osallistumalla kv. tason aloitteisiin ja prosesseihin. Hankkeen määrärahasta katettavat toiminnot kattavat UM:n ja edustus
tojen henkilöstön evaluointikoulutuksen EVA-11 asiantuntijatehtävissä toimivien perus- ja jatkokoulutuksen opinto- ja verkostoitumismatkat evaluaattoreiden koulutuksen sekä kapasiteetin kehittämiseen neuvontaan ja viestintään liittyvät tukipalvelu
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F.a: From past to present - transition from centralized disability service provision to current mechanisms for implementing disability services The project aims at organizing a Balkan regional DPO meeting with the purpose of networking and sharing experiences.