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GROWTH MONITORING/ REDUCTION ADOLES PREG By 2016, in 6 prioritized provinces 50% of children from 0 to 5 years of age and pregnant women, and 30% of adolescents have
access to health and nutrition programmes, and effective interventions to reduce teenage pregnancy, at home, community and Primary
Health Care Facilities (UNAP).
CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEMS By 2027, the country will have an effective child protection system against violence, founded on a robust legal framework,
sensitive to gender-based inequalities and discrimination, and provided with human, financial and territorial capacities to prevent
and respond to violence and early unions with an adaptive approach to emergencies.
REDUCTION OF MATERNAL/INFANT MORTALITY By 2016, the continuing care for mothers, new-borns and children, including the steps of the â€œChild Friendly Hospital Initiative,â€
are implemented by the network of public health services and communities of 10 prioritized provinces
LEGAL IDENTITY By 2027, institutions will have improved their capacities to guarantee access to legal identity and protection for vulnerable
children, especially girls and adolescents.
PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN By 2016 the Dominican Republic has an established national policy for the prevention of violence against children in accordance
with international human rights treaties and the recommendations of the UN Secretary General's Study on Violence against Children.
SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEM By 2027, the social protection system will have expanded its coverage to the most vulnerable and excluded households with children,
strengthened its gender focus and the prevention of early unions as a complementary poverty reduction strategy, and increased its
capacity for prevention, mitigation and adaptation to climate change and emergencies.
REDUCTION OF INFANT AND MATERNAL MORTALITY AND HIV TRANMISSION By 2022, the country will have the capacity to implement a model for maternal and neonatal health services that is consistent with
quality care standards including prevention of obstetric violence.
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION & ACCESS By 2027, the Ministry of Education will have strengthened its capacities to improve access to relevant, resilient, inclusive and
quality education services for every child, especially for children with disabilities.
SOCIAL MOBILIZATION By 2022, Dominican society will be aware of and mobilized in favour of children's rights, especially of girls.
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT By 2022, national institutions will have the capacity to improve access to, relevance and quality of integrated services for early
childhood, especially for children with disabilities.
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT By 2016, in six prioritized provinces, early childhood development programmes are established for children 0 to 5 years of age at
home, communities, day care centres, and schools.
PUBLIC HEALTH SYSTEMS By 2027, the public health system will have improved quality and inclusion of health services and reduced mistreatment and
obstetric violence against women to prevent maternal, neonatal and child mortality and adolescent pregnancy and improve treatment
and care for people with disabilities, while increasing resilience to global threats, emergencies and climate change.
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION By 2016, in four prioritized educational regions, the completion of basic and secondary education is improved with a gender focus,
through the implemeantion of inclusive quality education programmes for students, including children with different capacidades,
and the reduction of the risk factors which impede their integration and retention.
POLICY DATA & F4C By 2027, the country will have institutional, policy, data, statistics and financing frameworks for poverty reduction and social
development, wellarticulated and based on equity, efficiency, and transparency criteria, to respond to the needs of excluded
children.
BIRTH REGISTRATION By 2022, the country will have the capacity to reduce under-recording of births in under-fives, supporting the nationwide
implementation of the initiative for timely registration in hospitals.
PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE By 2022, protection systems, including the legal system, will have the capacity to improve the coverage and quality of services,
increase the protection of children against violence, abuse and sexual exploitation.
COMMUNICATION The Communication Strategy of the Country Programme has contributed to making visible the most excluded, and to promoting
behaviour change and attitudes in favour of children's rights.
REDUCTION OF TRANSMISSION HIV SYPHILIS By 2016, at least 80% of the hospitals and health centres in the 10 prioritized provinces will have counselling, diagnosis and
treatment services for HIV and STIs for pregnant women, children and adolescents.
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE By 2016, in provinces and territories at high risk for disasters and health emergencies, mechanisms for coordination and
participation of civil society for emergency preparedness and response will have been established.
EMERGENCY PREPARADNESS AND RESPON SCHOOL By 2016 at least 50% of the educational communities in the most disaster prone areas have the capacities to address risk reduction
and respond to emergencies and disasters, in collaboration with local institutions.
SOCIAL PROTECTION By 2022, public policies, social protection programmes, and the extreme poverty reduction strategy will have the capacity to
monitor investment in children, and respond adequately to the needs of the most vulnerable children, especially adolescent girls.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Tunisia The project tackles two central problems in Tunisia: high umemployment among the graduates and the democratization. The beneficiaries of the project are 400 academically trained unemployed from four different parts of Tunisia (Tunis, Jendouba, Kasserine an
d Gafsa). The programme aims to improve their chances of finding employment by educating them on the mechanisms of the employment market, different ways of gaining employment and starting their own business. They will also be trained on practical level (de
veloping their skills, building a CV, preparing for an interview). The programme also seeks to increase people's awareness of democracy and human rights along with the related concepts, tools and mechanisms. As a result they will gain knowledge on the prin
cipals of the democracy (the rights and responsabilities of a citizen, pluralism, free elections and equality between genders).
ZNAPD communication and resource mobilization programme CoRe To sthrengthen the situation of Zambian PWD through three objectives: increase the informations skills of the ZNAPD and resource generation, increase accessibility of the organisation to its members through establishing regional offices, supporting income 
generating activities of members and local branches.
NGO Support / Drug Rehabilitation Drug Rehabilitation in Senegal. Eliminating the social problems caused by drug use.
Frame agreement with NGO (Plan Finland) Assurance of Programme Quality. To contribute to programme quality processes in Finland, programme countries, regions and at the global level through development of programme quality, management and financial processes  and quality interventions on e.g. ad
vocacy, DRR, youth engagement and innovative uses of ICT
Support to Pegase Pegase is an aid mechanism administered by the EU comission. Pegase has four axes, which are governance, social development, economic and private sector development, and public infrastructure development.
European Report on Development (ERD), Finland's contribution 2007-2008 The role of European development research in global discussions and its link to EU's policy processes is being strengthened through the Mobilising European Research for Development Policies initiative. This is implemented in the form of a European Report o
n Development project. The ERD is an EU Commission initiative made in 2006, and it will be implemented as a joint project between the Commission and Member States. The result will be an annual, critically analytical research report. The ERD 2009 which was 
prepared during 2007-2008 focused on the questions of fragility in Sub-Saharan Africa, and namely the role and action of the EU in Africa. The ERD 2010, which will be prepared in 2009-10, will focus on the questions of global social policy and social prote
ction.
Frame agreement with NGO (Int.Solidary Foundation) Education programme on sexual health and HIV/AIDS/STDs for empowerment of children aged 6-18 years and their families in Wakiso District, Uganda . The purpose of the project is that increased knowledge on human rights, sexual health, HIV/AIDS/STD?s and pa
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) The main focus of the project is to promote the participation of young workers in the new federation and their national unions. In addition, the project aims at including youth policies in  union practices and statutes.
Adaptation to climate change through improved weather services Adaptation to Climate Change through Improved Weather Services -project supports fight against extreme poverty and food security through adaptation to climate change by reducing weather and climate related losses. This Institutional Cooperation Instrument 
(ICI) -project addresses these issues of climate change adaptation and sustainable development by aiming for better-quality and more accurate weather services provided by Sudan Meteorological Authority with the assistance of the Finnish Meteorological Inst
itute.
Humanitarian Aid to Chad through Finnish Red Cross Humanitarian relief aid to refugees and IDPs in Chad through Finnish Red Cross/IFRC.
Core support to UNICEF Support UNICEF in its work to empower the children and women of the world to live up to their full potential.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Tanzania The overall objective of the project is to eradicate the population of house crows in Tanzania,  to create awareness campaign on house crow, deploy house crow traps in, carry out intensive poisoning campaign in activities, construct sufficient crow capturi
ng traps, distribution of traps and aquisition of enough poison.
INGO Aid to support Crimea Policy Dialogue Sustainable institutionalized mechanism for early warning and prevention of violent conflict is established aiming at systematic transformation of social, political, cultural and economic tensions and confrontations.
TUN/FLC Parliamentary Conference on Advancing MDG 3 and MDG 5 on Women?s Empowerment and Maternal Health in Islamic Countries Parlamientary Workshop on Advancing Maternal and Reproductive Health and Gender Equality for member countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation: The Parliamentary Workshop on Advancing MDG 3 and MDG 5 on Women?s Empowerment and Maternal Health in 
Islamic countries will bring together regional leaders in academia government and civil society and allow them to discuss strategies for successfully implementing MDG 3 and MDG 5. The interaction will allow parliamentarians to be better equipped to advocat
e for introduce draft amend and/or enact legislation to implement MDG 3 and 5 at the national level. Case studies will be used to demonstrate successful methods of implementing the MDGs. These leaders will share experiences from across the Islamic world an
d discuss successful solutions to challenges they will face in implementing these MDGs in their home countries.  Approximately 85 Members of Parliament from Islamic countries will participate. PGA has requested funding from UNFPA to provide travel support 
for some MPs from Islamic countries. The proposed date of the conference is 8-10 March 2012.  By inaugurating the conference on the evening of March 8 participants will mark International Women?s Day by committing to action on women?s empowerment and mater
nal health.
Capacity building of forest inventory methods and techniques in Nepal and Vietnam A 3-year Inter-institutional cooperation project between the Finnish Forest Research Institute and Depart. of Forest Research and Survey in Nepal, Forestry Inventory and Planning Institute in Vietnam as well as Nepalese and Vietnamese institutes for higher
 education in forestry. Aim is to: improve the partner agencies' capabilities in data acquisition and analysis, environmental monitoring, and reporting of forest resources and statistics, strengthen the research and development as well as educational capac
ity related to the forest inventory methods and techniques, long-term partnership between the institutions. Activities include twinning type of capacity building, workshops, courses, dissemination of results.
Recycling center of Cuna Nazareth The project establishes a recycling centre and trains unemployed young people to be professionals in recycling in Pachacamac, poor outskirts of Lima. The aim is to create a training system for recycling. The established centre sells material to industry an
d repaired items at low price to people in the area. The purpose is to make the centre self-sustaining during the project and to make profit in the future. The project also aims to improve environmental awareness of the people in Pachacamac.
NGO Support / Literacy for youth in Madagaskar Aims: To provide primary education for young people who are outside the official education system in order to improve their well-being and possibilities for further learning, develop teaching and learning methods (integrated, functional), strengthen the ca
pacity of local NGOs. Activities: establish learning centers, organize basic and vocational education according to the local needs, train trainers, monitor activities and learning results.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Tajikistan The aim is to conduct an outreach work for eradication the bride kidnapping and early marriage practices in southern part of Kyrgyzstan (Batken, Jalal-abad and Osh oblasts) The following tasks will be carried out: 1.      Raise awareness about risk of earl
y aged marriage for reproductive health in families, which have daughters older 10 years. 2.      Recognize a bride kidnapping and early aged marriage as unexpected social phenomenon. 3.      Strength the role of religious leaders on avoiding bride kidnapp
ing and early aged marriage. 4.      Establish an effective system on monitoring and assessment of rural elder judge decisions. 5.      Provide a psychological counseling for victims of ?bride kidnapping? and early aged marriage.
Green economy in Southern Africa and strategic environmetal asessment as a tool A regional workshop on green economy and stategic environmental asessment will be organised in Zambia. It is hosted by the Ministry of Lands Environment and Natural Resources of Zambia and organised by the OEDC/DAC/ENVIRONET Task Team for Strategic Environ
mental Asessment. Participants from Ministries of Environment Finance and Planning will be invited from Southern African Countries.
ICI project to improve the protection of the Egyptian cultural heritage The Finnish Environment Institute is planning an ICI project with the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) in order to improve the protection of the Egyptian cultural heritage. The aim of the project is to improve SCA's capacity to use, maintain a
nd update the Egyptian Antiquities Information System that includes valuable geographic information concerning the exact location of Egypt's historically and archaeologically significant sites. The project is based on the previous EAIS -project between Egy
pt and Finland in 2000-2007, during which the entire system was created.
Central African Republic, humanitarian aid, Finn Church Aid Finn Church Aid's humanitarian assistance programme in the Central African Republic
TIZ  - Citizens Engagement for Domestic Accountability Support to Transparency International Zambia's strategic plan component on Citizens Engagement for Domestic Accountability. Project objectives are:1. To empower citizens to confidently participate and engage in the promotion of transparency and accountabil
ity through our local partners.2. To enhance the provision of simplified and user friendly anti corruption information to citizens so as to increase the number of citizens participating in the fight against corruption.3. To increase the identification and 
collaboration with organisations and stakeholders and citizens working at community level so as to reach a wider sector of society and engage them in the anti-corruption fight.Expected results:1. Improved ability and greater numbers of citizens actively ta
king action and engaging in anti corruption activities.2. More citizens/communities access information on anti-corruption initiatives3. Strengthened and more effective coalitions in the fight against corruption
Community Education and Development project The project addresses the basic livelihood needs of rural, landless day labourers with a special emphasis on the minority tribes living in the area, in the following areas 1) Access to elementary education within walking distance from home, supporting the 
local Government in reaching the goal of organising elementary education to all 2) Economic development for families and communities.
Mekong region forest and climate support Local communities need information of better form and accuracy to be able to access forest product and services markets and obtain a higher share in value creation. Payments environmental services including carbon mitigation are increasingly available but 
local communities are as yet unable to capture these markets or even comprehend them. They need better information about their forest resources to be able to access such schemes. The goal of the project: Local people gaining additional benefits through imp
roved access to forest product and carbon markets and payments for environmental services, contributing to poverty reduction,enhancement of environmental conditions, and mitigation and better adaptation to climate change.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Kyrgyz Republic The purpose of the project is to assist in strengthening the sustainable system on rendering social support programs at local level by providing legal support and assistance to socially vulnerable groups of population such as disabled people, single-female
 parents, and unemployed women. The project aims at encouraging their participation in local decision-making processes and bolstering local support of community-driven initiatives.
NGO Support / Project on Entrepreneurial Training in South Africa The objective of the project is to diminish the unemployment by offering vocational and business training and provide support establishing small scale businesses in the countryside and in the townships of South Africa. There are three components in the pro
ject: training and mentoring, innovations and North-South partnership. The emphasis is in training and supporting the entrepreneurship. Annually the aim is to train 1000, especially women and youngsters. There are six local partner organisations that are i
mplementing the project in South Africa.HK-10 To address poverty and unemployment through micro entrepreneurial development in three provinces. To provide entrepreneurial, organisational and skills training, mentoring and other assistance for the developme
nt of sustainable enterprises.
Project against desertification of Somalia The desertification of Somalia is addressed through a 3 x 3 year project, in which the sustainable development, empowering the local people, and reducing extreme powerty will be enhanced by training and awareness raising, constructin three environmental pr
otection centres, seedling growing and planting, promoting sources of alternative energy and new modes of income generating.
NGO Support / Education on sexual and reproductive health in schools House servants, who study in evening schools, don't get any education on sexual health. Heath education doesn't include in evening schools programme. The idea is to organize education and give written information on sexual health.
HEI ICI capacity building of higher education institutions Higher Education Institutions Institutional Cooperation Instrument (HEI ICI) supports the cooperation projects between the universities in Finland  and in developing countries. The projects promote the administrative and educational capacity of the univers
ities of the developing country. The cooperation is based on the needs defined by the developing country institution and to the principles of reciprocal learning and of the equal partnership. In the programme Finnish universities can cooperate with the uni
versities of all the ODA -countries priority  is given however projects to long time cooperation countries, to countries of the so-called transitional stage and to focus areas of Finland's regional development co-operation.
Support to the Open Aid Partnership in 2012 Finland joined the World Bank Institute administered Open Aid Partnership in 2011 in Busan. The Partnership aims at  ensuring that information on all ODA funded projects and their objectives will be openly available. It  facilitates that citizens both in p
artner and in donor countries will be able to monitor that funds are used for the purposes they were meant to and facilitate the achievement of the goals. The activity facilitates especially the lives of women and men living in rural areas as without mobil
e systems the possibilities fo receive information and to have an influence are limited.
ICI project for capacity building to strengthen the diary development The objective of the project is to contribute to improved food security by strengthening the Ethiopian dairy development through building the institutional capacity of NAIC and training of human resources involved in dairy cattle genetic improvement.
Humanitarian Aid to Tanzania through Fida International Education for refugee children. Target group 14 000 children. Construction of schools and teachers houses. Education materials. Original target country: Tanzania. Beginning 2008 also includes support to returnees to Great Lakes subregion. 2009 includes Uga
nda. In 2010 includes: Democratic Republic of Kongo, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi.
Development of ecotourism and sustainable entrepreneurship approaches The project aim is to address problems of poverty, gender and environment by means of development of sustainable entrepreneurship in rural areas. The project aims to educate rural communities on ecotourism and local entrepreneurship development.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Disaster preparedness in Central America
Uganda National Association fo the Deaf -  Huamn rights advocacy and awareness campaign for the disabled Cultural exchange event during the Finnish Association of the Deaf visit to Uganda - Signmark program in Uganda
Peer reviews and meta-analyses of development evaluations Wide programme and thematic evaluations of development cooperation and their peer reviews and meta-analyses.
Supporting subnational approaches of political reintegration in Afghanistan This project is built on the assumption that financial incentives are insufficient in themselves and that there need to be other political incentives as well. The specific objectives of the project are to identify such incentives for insurgents to reintegr
ate, how these processes could be supported by externally facilitated dialogue, and whether sub-national governance or traditional tribal structures could be utilized to that end. Based on analysis and lessons-learned, and detailed work plan will be define
d with possible approaches how to support local reintegration initiatives.
Strengthening CBR (community-based rehabilitation) Activities for PWDs (people with disabilities) Objective is to improve the quality of life for People with disabilities (PWDs) by raising their empowerment and socio-economic status. This is made by 1) strengthening the awareness on disabled rights and issues on target community2) strengthening  practi
ces on inclusive education getting better health services and social inclusion of the targeted PWDs3) strengthening empowerment of the target PWDs