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Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Finnpartnership-liikekumppanuusohjelma Projects in developing countries, unspecified Finnpartnership on vuonna 2006 perustettu liikekumppanuusohjelma jonka tavoitteena on edistää kestävää kehitystä lisäämällä suomalaisten ja kehitysmaiden yritysten ja muiden toimijoiden välistä pitkäaikaista kannattavaa kestävää ja vastuull
ista liiketoimintaa. Ohjelma pyrkii tähän tavoitteeseen tarjoamalla rahallista liikekumppanuustukea suomalaisille toimijoille kehitysmaihin suuntautuvan liiketoiminnan valmistelemiseen. Lisäksi ohjelma tarjoaa koulutus- neuvonta- ja tietopalveluita jotk
a tukevat liikekumppanuuksia.  Finnpartnership-ohjelman nykyinen ohjelmakausi päättyy vuoden 2021 lopussa. Hanke-esitys käsittelee ohjelmakautta vuosille 2022-2024 sekä option jatkaa ohjelmakautta kolmella vuodella (2025-2027). Finnpartnershipin toimin
nan perustoiminnot ja lähtökohdat säilyvät tulevalla ohjelmakaudella. Finnpartnership on edelleen suomalaisille yrityksille avoin matalan kynnyksen tukiohjelma. Samalla ohjelman tuloksellisuutta vahvistetaan palveluita kehitetään ja toimintoja tehost
etaan. Ohjelmaa painotetaan aiempaa enemmän kehitysyhteistyön pitkäaikaisiin kohdemaihin ja etenkin maatason palveluita kehitetään. Ohjelmassa otetaan käyttöön muutosteoria joka edistää ohjelman tuloksellisuutta. Finnpartnership ohjelmakauden pal
veluntarjoja kilpailutetaan noudattaen avointa EU-hankintamenettelyä.
F.a: Rights Based Empowerment Project (RBEP) Through an empowerment approach, LWF will work with more than 130 villages in Chin, Kayin, the Delta and Magway Regions to facilitate the communities’ ability to claim their rights and build sustainable livelihoods. This will increase their participation
 and importance as a constituency as well as work closer with local authorities. All 130 villages belong to the most disadvantaged communities and harbor vulnerable groups in terms of livelihood and exercising active citizenship. The 2014 census revealed i
n project areas that 42.2% of the poorest households depend further on unimproved sources of drinking water and a third applies substandard sanitation practices. The Main Objective: Rights Based Empowerment Project will contribute to the alleviation of pov
erty in Myanmar and to the promotion and maintenance of peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development. Expected Results: • Villages are able to manage disaster risks while applying environmentally friendly measures• Households have susta
inable diversified means of livelihood and food security, have increased access to primary health care and WASH facilities, and girls and boys of school age have access to quality basic education • Rights-holders are active in their households and villag
e development and empowered through effective coalitions working at/towards national level• LWF will do this responsibly and effectively ensuring quality and sustainability in its programmes and organisationRights-holders/beneficiaries: 50,000 people in 
130 villages (VDCs, Interest groups, Partner Households) Duty-bearers: local (village/township) authorities, Village level health volunteers, school teachers, school PTAs/SMCs, Township level Government line departments.Implementing partner: Lutheran World
 Federation (LWF) Myanmar. LWF Myanmar works effectively with local authorities and civil society organisations and has been active in the area since 2008. It works at the grassroots with partner households and interest groups and the VDCs (Village Develop
ment Committees). Increasingly in a changing institutional environment LWF stresses more cooperation and involvement with local leaders/authorities and traditional leaders. They play a crucial role in enhancing or blocking innovation and change. Thus, netw
orking and advocacy are part of the Rights Based Empowerment approach LWF applies in Myanmar.
FLC: Upper Egypt Debates The project engages Upper Egyptian youth building local youth cadres from community associations universities syndicates etc who will be able to debate and manage debates and last but not least raises awareness through community dialogue mobilized by local
 media. It also aims at having debating skills promoted + learned mobilized local communities + engaged youth around key issues.
FLC: Populusaurio - Civil Society Summit 2014 The second summit of the civil society version 2014 will be in the Quinta Normal Park on Saturday October 11 and will aim to celebrate and make visible the social power of civil society. Its central concept will showcase the significance of organized civil
 society its diversity and its importance in the political and social process in Chile. It seeks to create a place of meeting. It will seek to raise concerns about the role of Chilean civil society in the context of major reforms that Chile is facing (new 
constitution education and tax reform etc.). As part of Populusaurio 2014 some of the specific objectives are: ? Strengthen the joint to joint work between civil society and civil society organizations. ? Promote dialogue and institutionalization of partic
ipatory mechanisms and state-civil society collaboration. ? Conduct an annual summit of organized civil society. ? Make visible the work of civil society organizations.
F.a: Sensitizing of Communities about the Rights of Persons with Visual Impairment A human rights project through which rights of persons with disabilities are discussed in several meetings, trainings and events.
F.a: Trade Union Structures and Collective Bargaining in Ports The project improves the defense of interests of the port workers by strengthening their trade unions in Colombia. This includes research, capacity building, communication, networking and organizational development. The main problems port workers face are 
related to weak or even non-existent interest representation which has its roots in the weakness or lack of trade unions in the sector. The project intends to strengthen sector's trade unions and their capacity to collective bargaining and negotiation with
 employers, to improve the working conditions and to defend workers' rights. As a result of the project, the unions of port workers are better equipped to negotiate decent work conditions, unions are stronger and are able to represent workers, and unions a
ct more efficiently and transparently. The beneficiaries of the project are port workers in Colombia and their trade unions. The project is implemented by International Transport Workers´ Federation (ITF) and its member union in Colombia (SNTT). The suppo
rt and international experience of ITF is a key issue in strengthening of the local unions.
F.a: Programme Quality Management Financial and administrative development of MFA Programme management practises and tools to improve the risk management of the MFA programme.
F.a: Disaster risk reduction in Legeheda The project develops the disaster preparedness of the people in the Legeheda region and improves their living conditions. Legeheda in northern Ethiopia is a region where natural disasters like drought, flooding and other consequences of the climate change 
are very common. The project will improve the resilience of the community to disaster risks with five results: increased awareness and disaster preparedness of the community; improved livelihood security and asset building; improved environmental rehabilit
ation; improved access to safe drinking water; and women socioeconomic empowerment. The project will raise the awareness of the community on disaster risk reduction and climate change. Community conversation will be conducted and community and woreda livel
ihood and DRR coordinating committees will be strengthened. Training will be given to project staff and government experts on disaster risk reduction mechanisms, climate change adaptation and mitigation, and school environmental clubs will be strengthened.
 The project will also give emphasis in making use of available water resources for crop production through small-scale irrigation and introducing high yielding and high value crops like vegetables, potato, and highland fruits. Environmental rehabilitation
 will be given due consideration by closing degraded areas, employing different physical and biological soil and water conservation activities. Firewood efficient stoves and renewable energy will be introduced to minimize the pressure on the scarce vegetat
ion in the area. Access to safe drinking water will be achieved through spring protection, hand-dug well construction, training of water committee members and providing maintenance tools. Women will be empowered by organizing them into self-help groups (SH
Gs); training of SHG leaders; provide start-up capital; distribution of breeding sheep for women, and training of women in home economics. The implementing agency is the Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus- Development and Social Services Commission-
North Central Synod (EECMY-DASSC-NCS) in Dessie.
F.a: FDUV: Social Inclusion of Persons with Intellectual Disabilities and their Families WHAT: The project supports persons with intellectual disabilities and their families in five branches of Kenya.WHY: Only 3 % of children with intellectual disabilities go to school in Kenya. Their families are often their only social circle. The parents of
 children with intellectual disabilities are also stigmatized by society.HOW: In this project the goal is to raise awareness about intellectual disability through different campaigns and materials. Cultural events and information meetings are organised in 
order to improve the self-esteem and possibilities of inclusion for persons with intellectual disabilities. The project benefits persons with intellectual disabilities and their families, whose milieu expands due the dissipation of stigmatization.PARTNER O
RGANISATION: The project is implemented by Kenyan Association for the intellectually handicapped (KAIH).
F.a: Establishment of a chocolate designing and wrapping workshop The project is an IGA who wants to establish a collective workshop to 6 persons with disabilities, to design and wrap chocolate pieces to sell in the local market.
Web communications Verkkoviestintä The Unit for Development Communications in the Ministry for Foreign Affairs is in charge of providing open clear and reliable information about Finland´s official development policy and development cooperation. The Unit for Development Communications cond
ucts a variety of communications projects and provides communication tools for the whole administration. The official site for the Ministry for Foreign Affairs formin.finland.fi is further developed to improve its contents and accessibility. Kehitys-Utveck
ling ?website and Maailma 2030.fi ?website supplement the official site when communicating for the general public. Suomen kehityspolitiikan tavoitteiden toteuttaminen nojaa kansalaisten ja sidosryhmien periaatteelliseen tukeen. Ulkoministeriön kehitysviestintä tekee Suomen kehityspolitiikan linjauksia sekä kehitysyhteistyön tarpeita tavoitteita ja tuloksia tunnetui
ksi suomalaisessa yhteiskunnassa. Yksikkö tukee kehityspolitiikkaa ja kehitysyhteistyötä toteuttavia osastoja viestinnässä.Viestinnän ohjenuorana ovat avoimuus selkeys ja luotettavuus. Oikea-aikaisen viranomaisviestinnän rinnalla tehdään tavoittee
llista mediatyötä ja sidosryhmäviestintää. Pitkäjänteisen globaalikasvatuksen tuki luo pohjaa suomalaisten sitoutumiselle globaaliin vastuunkantoon.Ulkoministeriön kehityspolitiikkaa ja -yhteistyötä koskeva viranomaisviestintä on keskitetty um.f
i -verkkopalveluun jonka sisältöä ja palvelevuutta kehitetään edelleen. UM.fi sisältöjä  jaetaan systemaattisesti ministeriön sosiaalisen median tileillä.
FLC: CEWLA - Women's Legal Rights and Gender Equality The overall objective of the project: end the discrimination against women within the different laws especially within the personal status law.Specific objectives: 1- Activating the articles of the new constitution that are related to protecting women and 
combating discrimination against them. 2- Increasing awareness about the negative impacts of discrimination against women and its role in the continuity of violence against them. 3- Offering direct support for abused women and the affected cases by the dis
criminatory laws against women.Project purpose: capacities building for 60 clergymen and media men to combat and change the discriminatory law against women and achieve gender equality - reaching to proposals for legal provisions for gender equality within
 the penal code -spreading the awareness among 2000 people around the discriminatory laws and its impact on the continuity of violence against women - Directly supporting 450 of the target groups through extracting 400 official papers and providing civic s
ervices for them and filing 50 lawsuits . The overall objective of the project: end the discrimination against women within the different laws especially within the personal status law.Specific objectives: 1- Activating the articles of the new constitution that are related to protecting women and 
combating discrimination against them. 2- Increasing awareness about the negative impacts of discrimination against women and its role in the continuity of violence against them. 3- Offering direct support for abused women and the affected cases by the dis
criminatory laws against women.Project purpose: capacities building for 60 clergymen and media men to combat and change the discriminatory law against women and achieve gender equality - reaching to proposals for legal provisions for gender equality within
 the penal code  -spreading the awareness among 2000 people around the discriminatory laws and its impact on the continuity of violence against women - Directly supporting 450 of the target groups through extracting 400 official papers and providing civic 
services for them and filing 50 lawsuits .
Plan Finland Project for income generation through community honey value chain management in Inhambane ? PROMEL Plan Suomi Lisätuloja yhteisöihin parantamalla hunajan arvoketjun hallintaa Inhambanessa - PROMEL The project contributes to poverty reduction through income generation and the creation of employment opportunities with special focus on youth and young women in five districts of Inhambane province in Mozambique. The aim is to improve the quality of hone
y production and supply and increase access to markets targeting youth and especially young women as drivers of change. The target groups are 459 beekeeper?s households 100 youth taking part in the beekeeping courses 100 members of cooperative and policy m
akers. The final beneficiaries are around 10 000 rural inhabitants in Inhambane. At the end of the project beekeepers (at least 30 % are women) have improved skills to produce and process honey and the production of certified honey has increased up to 30 0
00 liters per year and the income of the participating households has increased by 100 %. A cooperative of the beekeepers has been set up to improve honey processing and marketing and to provide access to financial services and markets. Hanke tukee köyhyyden vähentämistä edistämällä etenkin nuorten ja naisten tulonhankintaa ja työllistymismahdollisuuksia viiden piirikunnan alueella Inhambanen provinssissa Mosambikissa. Hanke edistää tulonhankintaa maaseutualueilla parantamalla l
aadukasta hunajan tuotantoa ja tarjontaa sekä edistämällä hunajan pääsyä markkinoille mikä edesauttaa paikallista talouskehitystä. Hankkeen kohderyhmänä on 459 mehiläishoitajaa (vähintään 30 % on naisia) 100 nuorta jotka osallistuvat mehilä
ishoitajakurssille ja 100 mehiläishoitajien osuuskunnanjäsentä. Lopullisia hyödynsaajia ovat noin 10 000 maaseudun asukasta Govuron Vilanculosin Massingan Inharimen ja Zavalan piirikunnissa.Hankkeen päättyessä mehiläishoitajilla (vähintään 30 % 
naisia) on valmius tuottaa ja jalostaa sertifioitua hunajaa 30 000 litraa vuodessa ja heidän tulonsa ovat kasvaneet 100 % hankkeen alusta. Myös yksi mehiläishoitajien osuuskunta (jäsenistä 50 % on naisia) on perustettu parantamaan hunajan tuotantoa ja
 markkinointia sekä tarjoamaan pääsyn rahoituspalveluihin ja markkinoille.
Project planning and evaluation Hankesuunnittelu ja -seuranta itäosaston yhteistyömaissa Wider European Initiative includes development cooperation projects in Eastern European Southern Caucasian and Central Asian countries. Suomen kahdenvälistä kehitysyhteistyötä Itä-Euroopan ja Keski-Aasian maissa toteutetaan ensisijaisesti Ukrainassa Kirgisiassa Tadzhikistanissa ja Uzbekistanissa. Keski-Aasiassa rahoitetaan YK-järjestöjen toteuttamia hankkeita ja instituutioiden väl
isiä hankkeita. Ukrainaa tuetaan mm. Euroopan neuvoston EBRD:n ja Maailmanpankin toteuttamien hankkeiden kautta.Kehitysyhteistyön suunnittelu- ja seurantamäärärahaa käytetään hankkeiden valmisteluun seurantaan ja arviointiin liittyvissä toimissa. 
Vuosien 2020/2021 aikana tehdään uusia rahoituspäätöksiä ohjelman hankkeille. Käsittelyvaiheessa on tarkoitus tehdä hankearvioita joihin nyt varaudutaan määrärahasuunnittelussa.
F.a: Development of small producer organizations in Honduras Climate change threatens coffee production in Central America as the temperature rise and rainfall fluctuation endanger the whole industry in many areas. In addition the rust disease has seriously hit the whole region. The damage caused the disease vary gr
eatly depending on the farm's microclimate, condition and treatment of coffee bushes. At the country level the production decreased by 17 percent in Honduras due to the rust disease. During the project’s planning phase in 2014, the coffee producers ident
ified as their major problems - in addition to climate change and the rust disease - producer organizations’ weak administrative capacity, low productivity, lack of sales skills, as well as the shortage of working capital. The goal of the project in Hond
uras is to improve livelihood of small-scale coffee producers. The project’s purpose is to develop the country's coffee producer organizations to be more efficient and productive. The project will develop the administrative capacity of cooperatives by re
viewing cooperative-specific development plans and administrational instructions, and by supporting production and implementation of youth and gender strategies. Productivity and quality of coffee will be improved by renewing coffee plants, training on qua
lity management, improving tasting laboratories, producing organic fertilizers, and training farmers at the demonstration plots. Sales capacities will be strengthened by participating in trade fairs and developing websites. Dissemination of good experience
, either with banks or buyers, will be supported to facilitate access to finance. 13 weakest coffee producer cooperatives of total of 24 Fairtrade coffee cooperatives in Honduras were selected to take part in the project. Direct beneficiaries of the projec
t are 2,750 producers, of which 600 are women. About 20 percent of these producers belong to the Mayan origin indigenous people lencas. Indirect beneficiaries of the project are approximately 3.000 seasonal workers involved in picking and processing of cof
fee. Implementing partner organization is the Honduran network of small Fairtrade producers, Coordinadora Hondurena de Pequenos Productores certificados por Comercio Justo (CHPP). http://www.comerciojustohonduras.org/
Commissioned studies and analysis Tilausselvitykset The objective this funding mechanism is to commission research reports studies or analysis to support strategic planning and political decision-making of the ministry. Themes of the studies or reports will be based on the information needs defined in advan
ce at the MFA. Policy relevant information is needed for development political discussion and strategic planning both in Finland and in our partner countries. Total of 475 000 euros will be granted for commissioned studies project during the years 2017-201
9. Hankkeella tilataan selvityksiä jotka tuottavat käytännöllistä ennakoivaa ja/tai analysoivaa taustoittavaa tietoa ulkoministeriön kehityspoliittista päätöksentekoa ja strategista suunnittelua varten. Hankkeella tilattavien selvitysten teemat pohja
utuvat ennalta määriteltyihin ministeriön tiedontarpeista nouseviin ajankohtaisiin kehityspoliittisesti merkittäviin teemoihin. Mekanismi käynnistettiin vuonna 2018 ja se on osoittautunut lyhyen kauden aikana toimivaksi järjestelyksi. Esitetään ett
ä momentilta 24.30.66.6 allokoidaan 20.388 ?  vuoden 2018  määrärahaa ja 70.000 ? vuoden 2019 määrärahasta käytettäväksi vuonna 2020. Lisäksi allokoidaan momentilta 24.30.66.6 vuoden 2020 valtuuksista 360.000 ? käytettäväksi vuosina 2021-22.
Support to WFP's humanitarian operations in South Sudan Tuki WFP:n humanitaariselle operaatiolle Etelä-Sudanissa 2019 South Sudan is a fragile state on the brink of civil war. Humanitarian needs are constantly growing. There are 18 million IDPs in South Sudan and 61 million people in need of humanitarian assistance. The humanitarian appeal for South Sudan is 16 billion US
D for 2017 ). WFP's funding requirements for the next 6 months are 129 million USD. Etelä-Sudanin tilanne on erittäin hauras. Humanitaariset tarpeet ovat pienentyneet 13 % viime vuodesta mutta humanitaarista apua tarvitsevien määrä on pysytellyt samana eli 71 miljoonaa tarvitsee hätäapua. Kotinsa on joutunut jättämään yli 45 mi
ljoonaa ihistä joista noin 2 miljoonaa on maan sisäisiä pakolaisia. Etelä-Sudanin hätäapuvetoomus on 15 miljardia USD vuodelle 2019. WFP:n Etelä-Sudanin tarpeet seuraavalle 6 kuukaudelle on 381 miljoonaa dollaria.
FLC: Pastoralist Women Support Program The project intends to raise awareness to women groups on human rights in particular women rights also to facilitate empowerment of women leaders and women champions to increase their active participation in community leadership and decision making forums.
 In addition the project will facilitate strengthening of indigenous people organizations (CSOs) and increase the capacity of human rights defenders in understanding human rights and engaging with government. This project is designed to address various cha
llenges that are being encountered by indigenous people including pastoralist women and youth in participating in community leadership and decision making forums. Currently women in the pastoralist communities experience discrimination unequal opportunity 
and poor participation in community leadership as well as harmful practices such as FGM gender violence inequality and restriction in ownership for natural resources. Direct development results will include; improved women understanding on their rights and
 reduce their vulnerability; Women participation in community leadership and decision making forums improved; indigenous civil societies position in Tanzania will be strengthened and opportunities for youth to enjoy their rights and participate in movement
 for change will increase. Main beneficiaries include; women groups women champions and leaders Traditional leaders Local Government Indigenous civil societies organizations and human rights defenders. Tanzania Pastoralist Community Forum (TPCF) will be im
plementing this project. TPCF is well experienced in community capacity building and awareness raising and has been involved in human rights promotion and monitoring at the community level in particular for the Indigenous. people such as Pastoralist that's
 why they have been selected to implement this particular project which involves pastoralist women and indigenous people.