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Kalakan Inclusive Education Project Afghanistan has 2.7% under-serviced and socially marginalised severely disabled people. Government schools have limited resources and expertise to include Children with Disabilities (CwD) in the educational system. Over the three years of the project staff
 will implement the SERVE comprehensive model of Inclusive Education (IE) to improve access to and quality of education for CwD in 15 government schools in the Kalakan district of Kabul province. The model includes the following:1. Establishment of and sup
port to school-based Inclusive Education Advisory Committee (IEAC) playing a pivotal role in ensuring the quality of IE and in raising community awareness and behavioural change in disability.2. Training of master trainers in braille sign language and IE. 
Master trainers will in turn train the teachers of the targeted schools according to Training of Trainers principles.3. Development of teaching and learning materials for various categories of disabilities and training teachers to use them.4. School prepar
ation for hearing and visually impaired children in order for them to attend the regular government schools with an IE curriculum and approach.Additionally staff will establish two Accelerated Learning Programmes (ALPs) a model initiated by the Ministry of
 Education (MoE) in order to bring over-age children into the government school system. These children have either missed out on school or dropped out and are too old according to the MoE?s enrolment rules to (re-) enter school at the appropriate grade lev
el. The MoE?s ALP allows over-age Afghan children to complete two cycles of education in one calendar year using the regular MoE curriculum so that after 3 calendar years primary education (grades 1-6) is completed and the children can (re)enter the formal
 education system at the grade 7 level closer to their peers (max of 2-3 years age difference). The ALP represents the only entry point for over-age children into the formal education system.The project also includes an advocacy component in which staff wi
ll advocate for the MoE to take responsibility for the School-preparation programme for CwD and also to take over the Braille production. Staff will also advocate for the MoE to arrange for trainings for Master Trainers independent of the scope of this pro
ject.
ACO - Women?s Political Participation This project aims at creating a political environment that contributes in generating a new generation of young women political leaders strengthening the women's committees within political parties and encouraging new women political leaders to start a camp
aign in order to increase the percentage of women in political parties in all levels as well as preparing to have 1300 women?s members in the local councils across the country.
NGO Aktiv - Don?t turn your head away- violence against the woman NGO Aktiv is non-governmental and non-profit civil organization founded in 2003 and based in Mitrovica. Overall objective of the project is to foster gender equality agenda in the north of Kosovo by increasing the number of women and other social groups wh
o are educated about the notion forms of manifestation and mechanisms of protection against domestic violence.    Specific objectives:? Create comprehensive public information and education about the mechanisms for protection against domestic violence whic
h is guaranteed by international conventions and regulations of Kosovo(constitution legislation against domestic violence family law criminal law the law on gender equality anti-discrimination law law on Free Legal Aid) ? Make the problem of violence again
st women more transparent to the whole community and its prevention put to their list of priorities.? Enable connecting and networking among all participants in the local community.
Humanitarian assistance, Finnish Red Cross, bilateral programmes Spring 2014: Finnish Red Cross organizes four 35 day trainings related to International Humanitarian Law and humanitarian principles. Participants are 100 - 120 professionals of humanitarian aid aid workers UN and states civil servants. Special focus is on
 persons working with the current ongoing conflicts. Trainings will be organized together with ICRC. ICRC will participate in the selection of the participants. Selection will be made through a selection procedure. Trainings are needed because access is th
e main challege in the humanitarian field. Access is restricted by many factors political or military reasons sometimes the neutrality of the work is not recognized administrative and security reasons. Tukea esitetaan 164 780 euroa.
Centro Colaboracion Civica / Towards clean and fair energy The project aims to promote clean and renewable energy (wind power) in a manner that takes into account the human rights
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) Link-AR Borneo aims to encourage the village-based regulation to protect community forest and land as livelihood resources. The village-based regulation would prevent deforestation and degradation of forest and land conversion to oil palm, pulpwood plantat
ion, and mining. Encouraging the village revitalization on natural resources management will contribute to preserve the forest and land as well as community rights. We propose to do this by establishing a Community Conservation and Livelihood Agreement (CC
LA).  The communities will be encouraged to build commitment to protect the land and forest area contained in a document. To encourage the implementation of village revitalization, the CCLA document will be set forth in the village-based regulation as a le
gal form.  This project will be implemented in 5 villages in Ketapang district in West-Kalimantan.  Direct beneficiaries include approximately 250 people, including several groups such as local authorities, indigenous leaders, youth and women groups. Other
 stakeholders are local authorities, catholic church organization, and district government of Ketapang. The proposed project aims to protect at least 1000 ha through community-based agreements, but larger areas are also possible to be included. The project
 is based on Link-AR Bornoe?s previous study on natural resources management in 30 villages. Link-AR Borneo was established in 2009, and registered in 2012, as a result of interaction between students, workers, and social activists who collaborated in the 
Alliance of West Borneo's People (PRKB) in relation to land grabbing, criminalization, eviction, and other issues. Letters A and R in the nema of the organization refer to Advocacy and Research, which Link-AR aims to combine with action. The aim of Link-AR
 is to propote people's tenure rights in order to realize justice, preservation, and welfare. The main activities innclude investigation and monitoring, advocacy, and campaigning. Link-AR participates actively in several networks, such as Social Working Gr
oup, which focuses on Asia Pulp + Paper (APP) company's Forest Conservation Policy (FCP) in Indonesia, a Working Group Tenure, as well as RPHK (Forest Monitoring Volunteer) in West Kalimantan.
Sanitation Improvement and Social Enterprise in Dar es Salaam Tanzania In Dar es Salaam DSM Tanzania around 80% of the population lack of improved sanitation and water services. These people live mainly in informal settlements and lack of resources to improve their living conditions. The project aims to improve the social wel
lbeing of the population living in informal settlements by ensuring universal access to improved sanitation and water services. In addition the project intends to increase economic growth and ensures sustainability by promoting the creation of a sustainabl
e community based enterprise. In Keko Machungwa an informal settlement in DSM there is a group of mostly women from the Federation of Urban Poor called PHAST Ujenzi PU who has started activities to address sanitation issues together with a local NGO Center
 for Community Initiatives. However these women have faced many challenges due to the lack of funds and the lack of further knowledge and skills on sanitation. Through this project PU will be trained on all topics related with dry sanitation (DT) and they 
will be empowered so that they can create and run a social enterprise that will provide sanitation services (training and construction of facilities). Dry sanitation will be strongly encouraged because of all the advantages that this system offers: no need
 of complex infrastructure easy to maintain ecological appropriate for places with high water tables (this is the case in DSM) opportunity to use waste as fertilizer. Water harvesting is encouraged and integrated to tackle the issue of water shortage. The 
social enterprise will also commercialize urine and compost as fertilizers and it will sell vegetables grown by using these fertilizers. The project also contains educational events and workshops and production of written visual and audio material to infor
m people about the importance of adequate sanitation and hygiene and about the advantages to use DT and organic fertilizers. In the first year PU will build DT in Keko Machungwa which is located in Temeke municipality (subdistrict/area) second year in Ving
unguti in Ilala municipality and in the third year in Tandale in Kinondoni municipality. By covering these three informal settlements all municipalities of DSM are influenced which ensures the possibility to multiply the sanitation activities in the future
. Dry toilets will be built in households and in schools. Special attention will be given to accessibility in order to avoid exclusion of any marginal group
Humanitarian assistance WFP, CAR regional Central African Republic is one of the poorest states in the world and need for humanitarian assistance has enhanced after the coup in March 2013. Fights between Seleka and anti-Balaka and attacks against civilians have deepened the need for humanitarian a
ssistance. Total of 25 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance including almost 490 000 IDP's and from the beginning of the conflict about 420 000 refugees. Acute malnutrion rate among the refugees are between 20 and 30 per cent. Thousands of
 children under 5 suffer from Severe Acute Malnutrition. WFP aims to support life-saving food and nutrition needs. Support is directed to Central African Republic and neighboring countries. Total amount of the request for CAR is 555 million MUSD of which 5
9 % is covered.
Sports for mothers and daughters Aimed at: strengthening possibilities for girls to have education in the field of sports, creating activities for girls and mothers, offering possibilities for different age groups to join activities with their peers, and to make communities aware of their
 surrounding environment.
IN/Educational and cultural establishment for tamangs of West Bengal A cultural center will be establish for the tamang community in west-Bengal in order to facilitate social interaction. The status of women and tamanf minority will be improved by offering courses that will improve employability. The center will enable info
rmation and skills exchange among the tamang and make it possible to arrange cultural events.
Quality for Early Childhood Care In poor areas the mother's have a problem: where to leave the kids during the day? Many times an unempolyed neighbour takes care of the kids of the neighbourhood. In this project we capacitate these women they'll learn about First Aid children's developmen
t needs and financial and small business management.
Support to Zambia National Farmers' Union Core Support Programme Phase II Finland has supported Zambia National Farmers? Union (ZNFU) under the Core Support Programme (CSP I) through the years 2009-13  and the next phase (CSP II 7692 Million Euro) will cover years 2014-2017. CSP I which ended in December 2013 is one of Finland?s
 most successful projects in Zambia and has proven to be a very successful way of supporting smallholder farmers in increasing agricultural productivity incomes and food security. The next phase of the support aims at enhancing ZNFU?s research capacity lob
bying and advocacy function and provision of diversified and improved member services for the smallholder farmers. CSP II serves to increase the coverage of the overall programme in terms of geographic reach across rural Zambia and income levels by about 2
0% for at least 50% of the targeted farming households. The CSP II is designed to improve ZNFU?s capacity to provide better quality services to smallholder farmers in the following fields: Improved access to on-farm productivity enhancing technologies, imp
roved and expanded access to market and trade facilities by piloting diversified market and facilitation services, enhanced and expanded access to capital and productive assets for small scale farmers, improved access to land and security of tenure.
Galgaduud Health Care Project The project aims both to continue already on going health care activities and further develop them but that can not be done without financial resource. The objectives are to sustain the achievements of the previous project and improve further both the prev
entive and curative health care services delivered in GHC-project OPDs MCHs and in Galgadud Regional Hospital. The project will  strengthen the emergency and maternity sections in the hospital by improving the capacity of the current staff and recruiting m
ore qualified staff. The gender equity will be respected. The main beneficiaries will be the most vulnerable groups in the society mainly children pregnant and lactating mothers tuberculosis patients elderly sick people project staff their families and rel
atives merchants builders carpenters painters and the whole community as well both socially and economically. The main activities will be continuing strengthening and sustaining previous project activities rehabilitation of the hospital outpatient main bui
lding adding MCH and delivery rooms store water reservoir toilets and building surrounding walls for Marergur previous health post. Add laboratory store and rehabilitate the meeting room veranda and toilets of Gadon MCH/OPD and build the surrounding walls 
as well. Purchase two new cars medicine and medical supplies recruit new staff and actually run the whole project activities. These activities can not be implemented without enough financial resources.  The required financial resources are not currently av
ailable for both Somali Association of Health and Education Development SAHED ry and newly Internationally recognized weak Somali Government and that is why we are applying continuation project support from the Ministry for the coming 2-3 years.
CPR/The Central Heating Project for Chengnan District of Wuwei City The Central Heating Project for Chengnan District of Wuwei City.
Supporting the womens' shelter for victims of GBV The first part of the project was initiated in 2012 and was decided to be continued because of the good results of the first phase of implementation. The project aims at supporting 3 womens shelter who receive women victims of domestic violence. The shelte
rs offer psychological and juridical support for women suffering of domestic violence. The project includes litteracy teaching aswell.
Supporting a womens shelter The aim of the project is to offer legal psycological ja medical support to women victims of domestic violence. The legal advisors of the project also follow and produce data on the judicial cases and the trials of the female victims of domestic violence. 
Teaching reading and writing is organized aswell in the womes shelter of the association.
Art handicraft schooling for youth against social exclusion The development problem of the project is poverty.The overall objective of the project is to start arts and crafts training for drop-outs in an own schoolbuilding.A cross-cutting development policy objective in gender equality is put into practice by teach
ing girls life skills as an extra program.The main beneficiaries are trained girls and boys.The key project activities:-to complete the schoolbuilding-to edit the syllabus-to organize and institute training in the Gambia-to inform of the project in Finland
Forestry Society of Kenya - Stregthening Forestry Profession and Governance Structures for Sustainable Forest Management With the increased and unprecedented recognition and interest in forestry issues at national and global levels, especially those touching on poverty reduction and food security FSK membership has been on the forefront on contributing to domestication of In
ternational Treaties Conventions and Processes while recognizing the need for the country to attain Millennium Development Goals 3 4 7, 8 and National Vision 2030.During the project second phase the society made considerable milestones in setting up infras
tructure and governance mechanisms to enhance its mandate.  However the knowledge sharing and monitoring mechanism has not been put in place. This has made it futile to manage the code of practice and good ethical behaviour of errant foresters..For the Soc
iety to effectively perform her mandate and build on past achievements the Professional Foresters Bill has to be enacted by parliament. Without the Bill the gains made over the last years will be at risk of being eroded since members may never feel legally
 accountable. The Society must therefore lobby parliament to enact the Bill.  Further for the Bill to be effective it requires tools and instruments that will ensure enforcement. The Society has drafted a Continuous Professional Development Guidelines as w
ell as a professional Code of Conduct. The policy manuals need to be activated to enforce professional development and penalties for professional misconduct. To enforce Continuous Professional Development guidelines a software will be purchased and appende
d to the Society?s website.  The project will addresses some of the fundamental/root causes of forest degradation in Kenya ? malpractices by professionals entrusted to lead conservations of Kenya's forests. By addressing governance structures in forestry p
rofessionalism it contributes to improvement of leadership in the forestry sector. The project will also provide for promotion of life-long education in the forestry career a move that guarantees that quality and up-to-date knowledge in forestry sector is 
maintained.
Policy Research to Demonstrate the Personal Impact of Illicit Financial Flows Finland is financing policy research to demonstrate the personal impact of illicit financial flows (IFF) to Global Financial Integrity (GFI). The study consists of four elements: (i) Update on the analysis of illicit financial flows out of developing count
ries, (ii) an IFF Index ranking developing countries based on the impact of IFF on the economy of the country, (iii) a focused analysis of Myanmar, (iv) a focused analysis of Sambia. Participating Finland's partner countries have been selected on the basis
 of their different characteristics (fragile state vs. country rich with natural resources subject to trade misinvoicing). The results of the research elements will lay the evidentiary foundation for ongoing work with Governments and civil society ortganis
ations. Since the reports will put a spotlight on the individual impacts of IFFs they will increase media and Government focus on the problem. The growing interes in IFF and their impact on domestic resource mobilization and the Post-2015 process the repor
ts will be a timely addition to the current discourse. The research will start in 2014 and results will be published in 2016. The value of GFI services and related publishing of results is 500000 ? during the two-year period. GFI is an independent organisa
tion that has built its brand by producing ground-breaking economic studies on illicit financial flows and advocating specific policy steps for their curtailment.
TZ/Support to Single mothers of Kichangi and Kingo wards Project aims to raise awarness and reduce gender biases to advocate for the craetion of skills and income generating opportunities to poor single mothers and to instigate dialogue and open discussion on womens's role in national development.
WFP/Humanitarian Assistance Humanitarian situation in Yemen stays critical. At the background of the crisis there are poverty politcal situation conflicts as well as weather conditions. There are mixed migrations flows in the coutry, refugees IDP's migrants asulym seekers. Over half 
of the population is in the need of humanitarian assistance. About 10.6 million people are food insecure.
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) The project will mostly focus on doing advocacy for traditional means of livelihood with especially focus on bamboo works by the adivasi bamboo workers itself. It will also provide a state and national level platform to the remote + neglected bamboo worker
s to raise their voice for accessing the rights to sustain their traditional occupation with collective bargaining for rationalization of bamboo crafts.
Frame agreement with NGO (Demo Finland) Supporting the political participation of women at the local level together with Zambia National Women's Lobby
Project planning and follow up in Andean Region countries Andean regional cooperation main focus is on sustainable management of natural resources environmental protection and climate change with human rights-based approach in the implementation. The aim of the Andean regional programmes is also to support region
al integration and address mutual environmental challenges across the borders. In practice the main cooperation areas include renewable energy forests hydrometeorology as well as biodiversity and environmental protection.  In order to implement efficiently
 the regional cooperation programmes sufficient fund allocation needs to be ensured to project and programme follow-up. Hence the follow-up funds are budgeted separately for the Andean cooperation. The project follow-up will be used for various project eva
luations follow-up meetings and other project events for 2015-2017. In addition part of the funds are reserved for possible extraordinary audits and inspections.
UNODC/Strengthening Provincial Capacity for Drug Control The UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime) has a number of counter-narcotics projects underway in Afghanistan. Finland is involved in supporting a project promoting the introduction of alternative livelihoods and development of local administrati
on. This UNODC's programme in Afghanistan Strengthening Provincial Capacity for Drug Control aims to enhance the institutional and operational capability of the Provincial Directorates of the Ministry of Counter Narcotics with a particular focus on alterna
tive livelihoods.About 80% of the world?s opium production takes place in Afghanistan. The drugs are smuggled into Europe through Afghanistan?s neighbouring countries mostly Pakistan and Iran. The value of Afghanistan?s narcotics production totals approxim
ately three billion US dollars. A significant portion of the funding for the Taliban and other insurgent groups comes from narcotics trade. The production and trade in narcotics in Afghanistan and its side-effects such as crime are a significant obstacle t
o the country?s development.
Continuing Reforms in Serbia - Training for Young Leaders? The Project includes the following project activities: organizing and implementing the call for participants organizing of seminars workshops and conference as well as promoting and publishing of policy recommendations.The purpose of the project is to prov
ide young leaders the tools and knowledge in order to be efficient and effective in continuation of the reforms.