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CIHRS? 21st 'Annual Student's Summer Course on Human Rights The Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies? (CIHRS) Human Rights Education Program has conducted an annual training course on human rights for a select group of university students and fresh graduates from all over Egypt for 20 years known as the 'Annual
 Student's Summer Course on Human Rights'. The primary objective of this project is to disseminate and promote human rights culture values and knowledge to Egyptian youth and provide a  space for them to discuss and act upon political and societal developm
ents from a human rights perspective. The aim is to create a safe environment for youth to not only learn basic principles of human rights but to learn from each other?s diverse experiences challenge common perceptions and believes engage in dynamic dialog
ues.
UN Action on Sexual Violence in Conflict The aim of the project is to elevate sexual violence as a core peace and security challenge. The project is aimed at fragile states: Somalia South Sudan Sudan Liberia Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of Congo.The beneficiaries are the i
nhabitants of conflict-ridden areas especially women and girls who are in danger of becoming victims of sexual violence as a part of war strategies during and after conflicts.The project aims to: 1.Prevent sexual violence as a method of warfare and a threa
t to international peace and security2.Respond to the needs of survivors3.Address rape from a judicial and rule of law perspective as a part of reconstruction and development efforts post conflict.The project is executed by UN Action on Sexual Violence in 
Conflict coordinationg 13 UN-organizations in conflict areas. The organizations are as follows: DPA DPKO OCHA OHCHR PBSO UNAIDS INDP UNFPA UNHCR UNICEF UNODC UN Women and WHP. The project is led by Zainab Bangura Special Representative of the United Nation
s Secretary General on Sexual Violence in Conflict.Finland?s financing for the project is 2 million euros in year 2014.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Quality school management with community participation
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) PWESCR is a human rights organization founded in India in 2005, which is focused on women's human rights, particularly economic, social and cultural rights. www.pwescr.org
GPSA Global Partnership for Social Accountability Global Partnership for Social Accountability (GPSA) aims at increasing the accountability of the governments of the developing countries to their citizens and to improve service delivery and service quality. The core objective of the GPSA is to support the
 engagement of citizens and civil society in order to enhance their voice and improve the environment for their operations. The GPSA further aims at supporting cooperation among different stakeholders in order to identify sustainable solutions for  develop
ment challenges. GPSA consists of two components. The main component of the GPSA is the fund which is used to support the civil society organizations in the countries which have signed a cooperation agreement with the GPSA. The second component aims at inc
reasing knowledge and capacity of the stakeholders.Supporting the GPSA promotes the development of democratic and accountable societies ownership and human rights. The fund supports the governments of the developing countries to reach better development re
sults with the support of local CSO's. The fund further emphasizes human rights based approach by supporting actions which enhance the responsibility and accountability of governments and by improving of the opportunities for citizen participation. The fun
d supports the voice of the vulnerable groups in the decision making and promotes equality.The direct beneficiaries of the support are civil society organizations and more broadly civil society at large. The GPSA has a web-based knowledge platform  through
 which information is made available to a wider public including CSO actors outside the direct GPSA support. GPSA is a World Bank Multi Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) and has its own secretariat. GPSA has access to the World Bank's wide expert network. Implementa
tion of the projects is carried out by the supported civil society organizations.
Gender equality in working life Womens Entrepreneur Association ANGIKAD will organize a Gender Equality in Working Life Awareness Week. Activities will be carried out during the project are: International meeting on the subject ?Dissemination of Gender Equality in Working Life, Conferenc
es in three different universities on ?Importance of Gender Equality in Working Life?, Attending to the local and/or national radio programmes, a theatrical performance about gender equality and women issues. These activities aim to increase the understand
ing of gender equality in working life. Women will be beneficiary of the project.
MIDA Health Northern Somalia (phase 3) The aim of the project is to strengthen the health sector in Northern Somalia by developing its human resources. The aim is to strengthen the health sector using the health professionals of Somali diaspora in Finland that travel to the area to train local 
health workers. The overall objective is to contribute to improved health outcomes in Puntland and Somaliland. A special emphasis will be given to women and children.The project is implemented by the IOM (International Organization for Migration). The proj
ect is the third and the last phase of the capacity building project for health professionals in Somaliland and in Puntlnad. The total budget of the project is 3 100 000 euros for 2014-2016. Since 2008 700 local healthcare workers have benefited from the o
n-the-job training provided by voluntary experts. Under the initiative and leadership of voluntary experts a dental clinic an intensive care unit and a hemodialysis unit were established at Hargeisa Group Hospital. A Health voluntary expert also led a team
 in drafting a legal framework for accreditation of health professionals in Somaliland which led to the signing into law of the Health Regulatoru Act.
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) Strengthening Tribal participation in sustainable management of forest, reserves and water resources  for livelihood and action to safeguard their rights and entitlements furthering mitigation of climate change
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) RWDS was established in 1985 and it works for protection and promotion of the comprehensive rights of the Dalit and tribal women and children of Tiruvannamalai district. The main focus of the organisation has been sustainable environment and protection of 
the livelihood rights. The organisation is run by women. It has got funding from many local and foreign donors, including the Embassy of Netherlands, HIVOS and Siemenpuu. RWDS has cooperated with many local NGOs and networks, including VCDS and JASuL.
Strengthening the Status of Education and Teachers The main idea and purpose of the program is to strengthen the status of education and teachers.Special focus is in female teachers. The idea of the program is also to strengthen the civil society and teachers rights to be a member of teacher union and defe
nd their own rights and to enhance their working environment. The program aims also at developing education. Teachers are the key persons in education and they are regarded as role models. Teachers are also key-players to support and motivate families to p
ut their children into the school.The program's activitivies are training seminars workshops and information to the teachers and unionists. During the training seminars teachers learn to know their rights and responsibilities and also develop their work as
 teachers.The seminars activate teachers to be union members and pay their membership fees and build the teacher family - teachers' union - stronger and more effective.The program developes the dialogue between the teacher union and the education administr
ation. Good dialogue between the administration and union developes the whole education system in Togo.
AFG/FLC OHRA Promotion on Human Rights and Access to Harm Reduction Serviced of Drug Users Project aims to reduce negative impact of HIV and drug use among vulnerable populations and to improve the quality of life of those affected by HIV and drug use in Kabul.
Humanitarian assistance Somalia For the first time since 2011 food insecurity is on the rise again in Somalia. Recent food security and nutrition assessment results indicate that over one million people are now in need of urgent humanitarian assistance and a further two million people fa
ce significant food security stress. Global acute malnutrion levels are alarming. About 280 000 children are suffering from acute malnutrition and require emengency nutrition support access to clean water and improved hygiene. WFP Somalia is facing a very 
critical pipeline break which can worsen the already critical food security and nutrition situation in the country.
IHOIK/International Centre for Transitional Justice ITCJ's primary aim is to promote accountability by helping countries develop effective responses to human rights abuse arising from repressive rule mass atrocity or armed conflict.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Plan International Finland Foundation) Child Protection. To inrease the awareness and understanding of children's rights and to strengthen child protection structures.
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) Deepening Indigenocracy and Promoting Sustainable Livelihood in Jharkhand
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) The project is developed to respond to the capacity building needs of FCA?s local partners in order to achieve efficiency and results in our development projects.The objective of the project is to improve the capacity of local partners of FCA in DRC to pla
n and implement humanitarian, development and advocacy activities with improved quality and impacts.The project will consist of various training and other capacity building activities for the local partners of FCA in DRC. The priority areas of capacity bui
lding in 2015 are monitoring, evaluation and reporting, communication and Results Based Project Management. FCA will use both its own staff and external experts to implement the capacity building activities. The capacity building project is also designed t
o respond to immediate capacity building needs.
Frame agreement with NGO (Frikyrklig samverkan FS rf) Children Empowerment Project
Sesotho Media and Development- Community Dialogue through Facilitated Film Screening in Lesotho promoting a right basd approach. The overall objective of this programme is to use film as a tool to raise awareness  and  decrease  incidents of Sexual  and Gender based violence in Lesotho.The programme will be implemented in 10  districts of Lesotho in collaboration  with strategic par
tner Organisation and community Leaders. Gender based  violence is a practice that has been  indirectly accepted by Basotho for a very long time.The project  will make use of a two  Pronged  approach  advocacy and Awarenesss raising in communities  about p
ersonal / domestic  sexual  and gender based violence ( Bottom up appropach) and structural violence and discrimination( Top  down approach.
REG/VIET/Developing and implementing climate change adaptation measures at local level in Vietnam The Geological Survey of Finland coordinates VIETADAPT II -project in two case study areas in Ba Ria Vun Tau and Thanh Hoa in Vietnam. The main purpose is to increase the capacity of the Vietnamese partners to support the development of climate change adap
tation measures for sustainable use of water resources mainly by training young Vietnamese experts like geologists and hydrologists. The Project continues the work of  VIETADAPT I (2011 ? 2013) which developed preliminary climate change adaptation measures
 and identified risks. As a result for example digital surface and groundwater maps and adaptation measures were produced. The Vietnamese institutes conducted research on climate change impacts to groundwater and surface water and related climate change ad
aptation options. The project continues to operate intensively with local stakeholders and decision makers in order to receive a common understanding on the need to implement adaptation measures not only on climate change impacts but also to safeguard valu
able water resources under intensifying exploitation due to socio-economic development. VIETADAPT II will be implemented together with the Sub-Institute of Hydro-Meteorology and Environment of South Vietnam (SIHYMETE) and the Centre for Water Resources Mon
itoring and Forecast'in (CEWAFO) which both work under the lead of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Vietnam (MONRE). The beneficiaries are now mainly the institutions who receive research information for their decision making and  devel
op their practises and instruments. In case the results of the Project  will be implemented in practise the beneficiaries will include also Vietnamese people in the long run.
Frame Agreement with NGO (ABILIS foundation) Projects in developing countries, unspecified
INT/Metaevaluations peer reviews document analysis evaluation assistance and dissemination Framework Agreement The Development Evaluation (EVA-11) of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland (Ministry) carries out regular meta-evaluations and syntheses of decentralized and centralised evaluations and evaluation functions. In addition different types of prelimina
ry reviews or back-ground reviews on wider evaluations or on other issues of importance to the organisation like dissemination of evaluation results are commissioned by EVA-11. EVA-11 has agreed a framework agreement with three consultancy companies to per
form  these tasks. A framework agreement will be operationalized through a competitive bidding among the three pre-selected companies.
Energy and Environment Partnership Program (EEP) in Indonesia, budget extension Energy and Environment Partnership Program (EEP) aims to increase access to sustainable renewable energy and reduce the growth rate of greenhoue gases in Indonesia. The program promotes wider use of renewable energy and cleaner technology as well as energy
 efficiency in the rural communities especially among poor and women. The program is especially targeting biomass for energy and is centred in two provinces Riau and Central Kalimantan. The EEP provides co-financing for projects on biomass for energy imple
mented by community based organisations NGO's and public and private sector. The program also provides support for capasity building in the target areas.
Toimialakohtainen kehittamistyo Development of sector policies new instruments and methodology, support to expert work and seminars, support to the auditing of and training on the use of local cooperation funds, support to quality assurance.
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) The project involves organizing an international conference on ecological democracy and community rights for 200 participants in Sri Lanka. Local communities in the global South lack decision-making power over the natural resources surrounding them. As a r
esult, many communities have become marginalized victims of modern development and environmental damage caused by it. Ecological democracy provides a framework that would enable community participation in decision-making over local environment in their own
 terms, instead of those of companies or officials. In order to make  informed decisions and act accordingly, the communities and grassroots organizations need better access to environmental information. The two-day conference will be held in the turn of S
eptember-October 2014 in Kandy, Sri Lanka. The conference precedes a general meeting of Friends of the Earth International (FoEI), which will be held in the same place. Half of the participants in the conference will be local activists and community repres
entatives, and the other half FoEI network members from 76 countries. The implementing organization, Centre for Environmental Justice, is FoEI 's member organization in Sri Lanka. The conference enables exchanging information and experiences  on environmen
tal problems and democratic management of enviroment between local actors and those coming from different parts of the world. A declaration and action plan to achieve ecological democracy will be made in the conference, and afterwards a publication on the 
conference presentations and discussions will be published. The conference will enhance the capacities of local communities to act on behalf of their environmental and other basic rights and sustainable livelihoods, as well as support international network
ing of the environmental movement in Sri Lanka. Centre for Environmental Justice (CEJ) was established in January 2004. CEJ aims to protect the equal environmental rights of the people, conserve nature and natural resources, support ecologically sound comm
unity activities, promote good environmental governance and ecological sustainability. CEJ provides free legal advice to the people affected by environmental problems, campaigns against e.g. environmental pollutants and climate change, and raises awareness
 on environmental impact assessment processes and the environmental outcomes of development initiatives. CEJ is a member of the Friends of the Earth International and functions as the Friends of t
Supporting the application of family code II Second phase of the project related to the rechecrche on the application of the 16. article of the moroccan family code. The article can be missused in order to permit the mariage of the minors and polygamy. The data of the satatistics and the analysis is 
being gathered from the judicial records of the Meknes-Tafilalet region.
Promoting secure environment by reducing armed violence - Operationalizing Arms Trade Tready In many developing countries violence conducted by small arms and light weapons is an obstacle for sustainable development and slows down the implementation of basic human rights. The focus of the project is to reduce armed violence create a more secure en
vironment for sustainable economic and social development. In addition the project will support the increase in local capacity to manage security related infrastructure. The goal of the project is to improve security situation in as many countries as possi
ble could be improved nationally regionally and globally. Special target countries are Nepal Ecuador and Pakistan. In addition several activities will be conducted in Cambodia Tanzania and Morocco. The development goals will be advanced among others by sup
porting States to implement the Arms Trade Treaty in which the regulation of trade and reducing of illicit trade in small arms and light weapons play an integral role.  In order the Treaty to be universal  and effective it needs to be implemented in as man
y countries as possible. It is of vital importance that the capacity of developing nations to implement the Treaty is as high as possible. This enables the improvement of the security situation. Direct beneficiaries are the governing structures and indirec
t beneficiaries are the whole population through improved security situation. The implementation of the Treaty makes it more probable to achieve sustainable development.  When the security situation becomes better the development is more probable. In addit
ion the project improves the realization of basic human rights - right to life income and personal development. The project is implemented by Parliamentarians for Global Action PGA. The organization is global and has a long standing record for successfully
 implementing similar projects. The project will be funded for two years and main activities occur during 2015-2016.
Adama Science + Technology University Supporting rural women in fighting against food insecurity through drying and storing agricultural produce through:- Selection of study area and conducting data collection- Design and manufacturing of solar driers- Testing solar driers and dissemination of
 the solar driers to the women farmers- Conduct training to selected women farmers- Publication of the output on international journals and conferences
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Rwanda's constitution guarantees everyone equal treatment before the law, and the right to an attorney, but not legal assistance at public expense. Rwanda has since 2003 been reformed judiciary for example tightening the qualifications of the judges and in
creasing the autonomy of the judiciary in decision-making. Parallel to the Rwanda's national judicial system there has also been developed the community courts Abunzis, in response to the need to ensure better implementation of the legal remedies for the m
arginalized population groups. The equality of the access to justice lacking in Rwanda, government-guaranteed public legal aid services as well as Abunzis are difficult to reach and bureaucratic. In addition, the ongoing problems are caused by corruption, 
excessive processing and  the high cost of judicial process. Also the fundamental rights are violated by preventing the introduction of witnesses or accusing the same crime twice. The project aims to promote the realization of human rights protection of th
e poorest and most marginalized sections of the population by improving access to justice, as well as increasing the awareness of the authorities on human rights and the rule of law. The project will focus the victims of violations of human rights of the p
oor and the marginalized (especially women, children, the disabled, minorities and indigenous members) to raise awareness and promote legal in Kigali.  Inara Legal Aid Service (INALAS) is founded by self-employed lawyers in February 2009 in Kigali city. Th
e organization's goal is to support the state rule of law principle in accordance with the promotion of the right to equal access to juctice  and informing people of their rights.