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SPC Thailand Civsam 2016-2020 Strengthening Partners Capacity aims to build a partnership with the selected partners by assisting in capacity building of the staff and the organisation. Partners&rsquo; institutional capacity is seen as a central issue and a field where Diakonia can provide added value by facilitating organisational analyses and initiatives to strengthen partners&rsquo; capacity, either by individual projects aimed at strengthening one or more components, or by bringing partners together. To this end, Diakonia undertake regular capacity building training, workshops and seminars for partners. Diakonia organise and open space for sharing and learning between partners. The past results show those who are more experienced in one area have become resource persons for training and capacity building for those partners who are less experienced. 
Many Diakonia existing partners have the capacity to undertake work in the thematic areas but need improvement in cross-cutting issues. Based on partner capacity assessment in 2015, there is a need to strengthen partner&rsquo;s organisational capacity in the area of; strategy planning, protection systems, internal democracy, human resources/finances and physical resources, planning/monitoring and evaluation, advocacy, gender mainstreaming and creating relationships with donors.
Diakonia expects for 6 results; 1. Partners&rsquo; administrative and finance capacity has been strengthened 2. Partners&rsquo; internal democracy has improved 3. Partner&rsquo;s thematic and methodological capacity has been strengthened 4. Partners&rsquo; gender mainstreaming in their organizations, programmes and projects has improved 5. Partners&rsquo; capacity to mainstream environment, conflict and in their work (when relevant) has improved and 6. Partners&rsquo; external communication capacity has improved. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
Fundambiente Lucha contra la corrupción, defensa y promoción de los DDHH, bienes naturales y territorios 2017-2018 This projects aims to contribute with the end of corruption through the analysis and proposals to demand a systematic struggle against corruption with emphasis on a vision change of State&rsquo;s patrimonial policy, especially when is related to land and natural resources concession.
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To achieve that, the project will promote the creation of analysis and proposal, from a citizenship perspective, against corruption. It will also promote the integral conservation of communities and people in resistance against the dispossession of their territories and natural resources This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
SLCDF 2016-2020 Strengthening Civil Society Structures for Sustainable Development &nbsp;
The Strengthening Civil Society Structures for Sustainable Development is Develop capacity and facilitate spaces for the civil society to access economic and social equity towards sustainable development.
The civil society has played crucial role in the socio economic and political development in Sri Lanka. Having lamented and advocated for the opening of space for engagement, civil society now struggle to find ways engage and broaden the space. In the post war context the transformative phase is a period in which legitimate local capacities emerge and need to be supported. Special attention is needed for restarting the economy, including physical reconstruction, ensuring functional structures for governance and judicial processes in the conflict affected areas.
The overall objective to strengthen the capacity of the Civil Society Organizations in the districts to become active participants in developing and implementing sustainable development strategies.
Main activities focus on 1. Promote socio economic and political rights of the marginalised and linked them into mainstream development 2. Promote active citizenship, ethnic and social cohesion for a just, equitable and pluralistic society 3. Strengthening and sustaining development partnerships and networking, policy &amp; advocacy 4. Policy interventions and innovative approaches for sustained economic growth that is socially equitable and ecologically sound with peace and stability
The expected results are; Increased unifications and coordination of actions within the NGO sector, NGOs commit resources and times, Equal spaces for NGOs in the network structure, Number of DCs / NGOs brought together, Frequency of regular meetings of network members.
Thematic focus Democracy, Conflict and justice&nbsp;&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Enabling environment for civil society. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
HWF SMART Education Project 2018 SMART Education
Project aims to promote awareness, safety and opportunities for migrant children from Myanmar through the knowledge on child rights and safe migration, reducing their vulnerability and exploitation as well as providing access to recognized education programs
Problem analysis
Thailand, especially Tak Province, has been a destination and transit country for refugees and migrants from Myanmar for decades as they flee conflict and extreme poverty in their home country. Many stay for extended periods and often bring their spouses and children with them. Of course, migrant children are the most vulnerable group who have high risk of exploitation, abuse and denied from the opportunities
Project objectives,
1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Providing capacity building for youth leaders and civil society organizations
2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Ensuring youth are empowered with the understanding of safe migration and child protection among the wider communities
3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Supporting a safe learning environment for migrant students from Myanmar in Mae Sot.
4.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Facilitating the coordination between stakeholders and partners in the NFPE and FME programs
5.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Equipping and empowering Migrant School teachers from Myanmar in their role as teachers
6.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Monitoring and evaluation to assure that the standards of NFPE and NFME programs are implemented
Project main activities
TOT training, develop modules, raising awareness, campaign, support alternative education for migrant learning centers
Expected results
1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Improved skills and capacities of HWF staff, youth leaders and CBO representatives on safe migration
2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Migrants children and youth demonstrated greater knowledge and understanding on safe migration
3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Migrant children have a better future opportunity through the recognized alternative education program
4.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Increased collaboration among teachers and key stakeholders in Myanmar for better education &nbsp;
Main thematic
Safe migration, human trafficking, child rights
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Seminario Internacional: “Experiencias y desafíos de la economía solidaria. Compromiso con la equidad de género” The International Seminar "EXPERIENCES AND CHALLENGES OF SOCIAL AND SOLIDARITY ECONOMY. COMMITMENTS TO GENDER EQUALITY "is the result of a happy convergence of academic and political commitments, including the postgrade in Development Sciences from Universidad Mayor de San Andr&eacute;s (CIDES &ndash; UMSA),&nbsp;the Instituto de Estudios sobre Desarrollo y Cooperaci&oacute;n Internacional from the University od Basque Country (HEGOA &ndash; UPV) and Centro de Promoci&oacute;n de la Mujer &ldquo;Gregoria Apaza&rdquo; around the promotion and strengthening of social movements and public actions in favor of social solidarity economy and gender equity. This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Capacity Building Africa 2016-2020 The Capacity building project is aiming to strengthen partner&rsquo;s implementation of new thematic practices. The project will take a complementary role in relation to the country office's capacity building efforts, by facilitating synergies between countries and partners in the region, indirectly assisting in delivering country and regional program results. Based on partners need a theme will be selected every second year. This should be an area where partners lack capacity in many countries, and where Diakonia can leapfrog the thematic development by facilitating the sharing of thematic practices from strong partners.&nbsp; ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
National Award for the defense of human rights in Colombia 2016 National Award for the defense of human rights in Colombia 2016. 
Award is conceived as a process that transcends public recognition event, as tasks that precede the event itself is oriented to develop research and advocacy from local, departmental, regional, national and international levels because from the same call requires active participation and a directbecause from the same call requires active participation and a direct involvement of all stakeholders at different levels.&nbsp; Accordingly, the communication strategy that is displayed in the project is activated from the same call and focuses on achieving inform, raise awareness and visibility to the complexity of the work that has the defense of rights in Colombia, permanent dialogue with actors and grassroots organizations, government authorities and State, Public Ministry, diplomatic corps, international community, journalists, communicatorsmedia, academia and society in general. Since each plays a significant role in the process...recognition, positioning and legitimacy of the work of defenders of human rights.
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&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
PACJA, Phase Out, 2016 This phase out proposals aims to improve PACJA&rsquo;s organizational capacity across several areas. Staff training on Gender Mainstreaming to increase&nbsp;capacity&nbsp;to do campaigns on gender issues with partners.&nbsp;The development and production of PACJA&rsquo;s 2016-2020 Strategic Plan. To include a formal staff development programme and increasing of internal capacity to deal with HR issues.&nbsp;&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CCC 2016-2020 This is a core funding to the Cooperation Committee for Cambodia,&nbsp;the largest&nbsp;umbrella organization in Cambodia focusing on establishing a strong and capable civil society, cooperating and responsive to Cambodia and global development challenge. The CCC&rsquo;s services and roles include coordination, capacity building, research and learning, networking and advocacy with nation-wide geographic coverage.
The new Governance Hub Programme (phase 3) consists of two main goals:
1) Enhanced effectiveness and impact of civil society organizations (CSOs)&nbsp;
2) Improved enabling environment for CSOs
The project is expected to delivered the following outcomes:&nbsp;
1) Increased capacity of CSOs for innovative response to development challenges
2) Improved multi-stakeholder partnership in policy development and effective development cooperation at all levels; and
3) Strengthened active participation of CCC members and innovative services of CCC secretariat.
Rights holders who directly benefits from the work of the CCC are estimated about 8,115 staff members of more than 170 civil society organizations with networks across Cambodia including grassroots and community-based organizations, reaching directly to almost two millions total population in Cambodia.&nbsp;
The CCC addresses the country&rsquo;s current democracy challenge where civil society needs to be present to exercise their active roles in various multi-stakeholder platforms on various development agendas, particularly under the new Sustainable Development Goals together with rights holders on the ground. This project mainly contributes to results within Enabling environment for civil society. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
DAA Combating Child Trafficking 2016-2017 This project contributes to Diakonia's theme of Human Rights as it aims at the fulfillment of Human Rights Committments.
Through tailor-made activities, this project aims specifically to reduce the vulnerability to sexual abuse and trafficking of children in the residential area of Sabra and Chatila southern suburbs of Beirut. 
Project's goal: preventingmarginalized and vulnerable children from the risk of sexual exploitation, violence and abuse.
Project's objectives:
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O1. Targeted children demonstrate increased ability to protect themselves from exploitation and abuse
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O2. The targeted children community and the public opinion demonstrates increased awareness on child abuse and protection.
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&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of human rights commitments. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Colectivo Violeta Respeto, Equidad y DDHH para la Diversidad Sexual 2017-2018 This Project aims to contribute to promote changes and to carry out action in favour of the reduction of discrimination and to promote Human Rights of LGBT people in Honduras.
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To achieve that, Colectivo Violeta will strengthen its technical and organisational capacities for political advocacy, promotion of Human Rights, equality and to follow-up denounces because of discrimination or human rights violations against LGBT people This project mainly contributes to results within Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex peoples' rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Global SEJ PoP Staff Coordinators 2016 PoP staff engaged in the Global SEJ programme and staff related costs. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
CDE 2016-2020 It is a non-governmental organization dedicated to the documentation, research and information in the field of social sciences. It is a collective of freelance work, its existence and operation does not depend on any other body, its actions can diversify and its authorities are elective. The CDE was founded in 1985 and recognized legally in 1988. Its immediate predecessor is the Paraguayan Data Bank (BPD), organization which ran between 1978 and 1983 and was closed by the repression of the dictatorship of general Alfredo Stroessner (1954-1989). It Area Woman has been specializing in the defence and promotion of the rights of women, as well as the incidence for warranty and compliance. Develops his work, in general, within the framework of four thematic areas: economic autonomy; gender-based violence; rights sexual and reproductive; and political participation. It has among its projects a portal specialized in content about women's rights news, calendar, publications, links and all kinds of information related to the topic. This project mainly contributes to results within Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Capacity Building Kenya 2016 -2020 Civsam Capacity Building actions by kenya country office&nbsp; for the period 2016 - 2020 ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
DAA Social rehabilitation and reintegration of imprisoned and released women 2016-2020 This project contributes to Diakonia's themes of Human Rights and Gender as it aims at a) advocating for the fulfillment of human rights committments and b) combating GBV.
This project&nbsp;will work on the social rehabilitation and reintegration of imprisoned and released women in three women prisons in Lebanon (Zahleh, Tripoli and Ba'abda) providing services and ensuring the human rights of women prisoners and detainees and released are respected by lead advocacy to reform prisons laws and conducting capacity building for women prisons staff.
Project Goal: to empower women in conflict with the law (imprisoned and released women) and promote knowledge and respect of their rights and inclusion within different levels of society
Project Objectives:
O1. To enhance and promote the social reintegration of imprisoned and released women in the society. This project mainly contributes to results within Combating gender based violence. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CO PERU  2016- 2020 CIVSAM Project for the operational expenses (salaries, rent, public services, etc.) of the Peru Country Office.Peru 2016-2020 The program will be developed in the areas of intervention Human Rights, Democracy, Gender and JES. It operates with an intervention model based on the action of three platforms counterparts, developing joint to optimize impacts, advocacy, partnerships, learning and resource mobilization strategies.Platforms and priority work directly with major rightsholders way. empowering defenders / as human rights and civil society organizations (especially women, youth, farmers, indigenous) for the defense of their rights, the validity of democratic frameworks and the exercise of citizenship is sought.They also develop actions aimed at local and regional authorities, the Congress, officials and operators and utilities sectors; focusing on the implementation and development of favorable legislation and public policies fundamental rights, access to justice, equal participation, and sustainable development ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
OIDHACO 2016-2018 Oidhaco is an international network that does advocacy work with the European Union and UN to improve the human rights situation in Colombia and support peace negotiations. This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CEJUDHCAN 2019-2020 This project is planned to work in Human Right area ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
MMF 2016-2020 Learning Support for Development and Migrant Rights Protection Project will work with migrant labors, relevant government agencies and non-government organizations in Chiang Rai province on migrant labor rights. The project aims to improve the quality of life of the migrant labors
The project objectives are that 1. Target migrant workers have their rights protected following the law and 2. The systematic problem-solving and migrant potential development mechanisms are established at policy, coordination and implementation levels
The project expects the results as following 1. Migrant workers are aware of and able to project their rights 2. There is four-party cooperation in Chiang Rai for protection of labor rights 3. There is collective and cooperative work plan under the memorandum of understanding by the four parties 4. There are accessible channels to justice procedures 5.&nbsp; The law is justly enforced by the authorities 6. The employers follow the rules of law 7. There is four-party cooperation mechanism solving the problems for and improving the migrant rights in Chiang Rai 8. There are networks of migrant labor, government agencies, non-government agencies and employers for the development of migrant rights in Chiang Rai 9. Recommended policies are proposed through the governors and 10. There is a team coordinating with different networks ***Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020***
LUPD Disability Monitor 2016-2020 This five-year project will contribute to Diakonia's theme of Human Rights. It aims at advocating and promoting the fulfillment of human rights committments.
It is based on promoting disability inclusion through mechanisms of community leadership, monitoring and information accessibility.
LUPD goal: PWDs in Lebanon enjoy their rights to inclusion and the accessibility of quality services, according to the Law 220/2000 and other relevant human right laws and regulations. Such approach should be enhanced by the promotion of the culture of transparency and accountability through the systematic practice of monitoring programs targeting quality services and rights insurance.
Project Objectives:
O1. To enhance the role of grassroots of disability groups in monitoring relevant disability policies and quality of service programing undertaken by both public and private sector toward inclusion.
&nbsp;O2. The establishment of democratic grassroots disability groups with an empowered and effective self-advocacy capacity.
O3. The development of an accessible monitoring system on issues of disability inclusion and human rights.
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of human rights commitments. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
TMF Strengthening Human Rights Protection Project 2016-2020 Project of Strengthening Human Rights Protection under TMF supports rights holders in Chiang Rai, Nan, Payao and Chiang Mai and other provinces community with knowledge and awareness raising, community networks strengthening, and advocacy for government policy and law. The target rights holders with about 150,000 people in Chiang Rai encounter problems on personal legal status and citizenship, accessing to the government services and justice as they lack of knowledge on their legal rights in Thailand
Project overall goal for protection of human rights for an equal society
Project&rsquo;s objective 1) Promote democratic culture and empower rights holders to protect their rights 2) Promote problem solving through democratic culture and justice process 3) Create environment for CSO for movement and network
Expected result in: 1) Rights&rsquo; holder formed network to bargain power for right&rsquo;s protection 2) Right&rsquo;s holder protect their social and economic 3) Lobbied policy and law to improve human rights protection 4) Right&rsquo;s holder access to justice process 5) Increased human right&rsquo;s volunteers and networks 6) Strengthening human rights issues to public and society
The project activities to establish community and legal networks, with voluntary leaders and volunteer lawyers. Campaigns to increase knowledge and empower communities. Annual forums, public working groups to push rights protection policy. Have legal consultation and advices. Media and publication to educate about human rights to society
Focused thematic areas include legal status and citizenship, local democratic culture, access to justice and others basic human rights&nbsp;
Other stakeholder including Local government agencies, NGO networks, Academic Institutions, and Lawyer Networks This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Fundebase-ASP 2016-2019 The project includes: 
Making agendas and movements more dynamic (&rdquo;dinamizar agendas y movimientos&rdquo;) on regional and national levels together with women/feminists, youth, indigenous peoples, groups of concerned citizens in urban and rural areas. Actions include: Regional and national meetings with women, youth, and mixed groups, meetings with indigenous ancestral authorities (leaders) and HRDs; national mobilisations aimed at Congress, Supreme Court, Constitutional Court, and other governmental ministries and offices, social audit and advocacy regarding the ASP&rsquo;s demands, information campaigns and press conferences in Guatemala. 
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&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Enabling environment for civil society. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Management KomIn Sweden 2016-2018 All costs related to KomIn department ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***