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F.a: Grassroots Dialogues and Sustainable rehabilitation and reconstruction Program I 1. Grassroots and National level dialogues will be organised under the Social Forum banner. SADED, through its grassroots dialogue, collects memories, thoughts and experience from the grassroots level 2. Those interesting and important memories a
nd outcomes of the dialogues will be published and disseminated through newsletters, newspaper articles, blogs and websites. 3. SADED-Nepal prioritizes to interact with various social movements in South Asia. Since it is easy for Nepalese to visit Pakistan
, and Bangladesh in comparison to Indians, SADED-Nepal will engage with social movements there so that regional social movements especially Social Forum will be strengthened. Program II: Sustainable rehabilitation and reconstruction (after 2015 earthquake)
 1. To stay with our green principles to use local technological skills and material for reconstruction: There is a risk that some of the multinational companies will monopolize the reconstruction discourse in order to expand their capital. SADED-Nepal has
 a plan to recruit some of the technicians to mobilize in the affected areas before and during the reconstruction work. They will be given chance to have exposure visits to places like Uttarakhand and Assam of India. These technicians will be able to sugge
st a good engineered structures so that the reconstructed houses with local materials will be equally or even more stronger than that of corporate promoted "modern" houses. Dialogues will be organized in the affected areas with the participation of communi
ty-based organizations and local elites. Also we will invite experts from Uttarakhand and Assam for sharing dialogues in the affected areas. 2. Resuming/Building/supporting public spaces for children and elders in the villages: SADED-Nepal have identified 
5 Village Development Communities (VDCs) in Nuwakot and Rasuwa/Sindupalchowk from where we start relief and reconstruction work of children's space. While doing so, pre-primary schools, play schools along with the village based public spaces will be recons
tructed where it is destroyed. We will take a VDC, and after having need assessments in the villages, will help reconstruct damaged infrastructures so that public spaces can resume/start their activities. Elderly and young people will be involved in runnin
g these children spaces. Furthermore, midday meals and play materials will be provided in a school and a children’s play space.
F.a: Kick Ebola Virus Out An Ebola prevention project in the Bonthen area to distribute Ebola prevention information and desinfection liquid to families with disabilities. Addition to that, some radio programmes and workshops are held to disseminate information.
Business linkage programme (Finnpartnership) Technology piloting in the target country related to Vocational training
Evaluation of Finland's development cooperation country strategies and country strategy modality Evaluointi Suomen pitkäaikaisten kehitysyhteistyömaiden maaohjelmista ja maaohjelmatoimintatavasta The Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland (MFA) is evaluating the Ministry?s development cooperation strategies in Finland's long term partner countries as well as the Ministry?s Country Strategy Modality in 2015. The evaluation report will be published 
in mid-2016. A country case report will be prepared on the following countries: Ethiopia Zambia Tanzania Mozambique Nepal and Vietnam. A synthesis report on Country Strategy Modality will be prepared based on country studies. Time scope of the evaluation i
s 2008 - 2015. Suomen pitkäaikaisten yhteistyömaiden maaohjelmat ja maaohjelmatoimintatapa evaluoidaan 2015. Tarkoituksena on tukea maaohjelmien edelleen kehittämistä sekä maaohjelmatoimintatavan päivittämistä. Maakohtainen case evaluointi tehdään Etiopiasta  S
ambiasta Tansaniasta Mosambikista Nepalista ja Vietnamista. Kenian osalta hyödynnetään 2015 valmistunutta maaevaluointia. Maaohjelmien kestävyyden relevanttiuden tehokkuuden tuloksellisuuden ja vaikuttavuuden pohjalta laaditaan synteesi jossa vastataan
 maaohjelmatoimintatavan toimivuuteen liittyviin evaluointikysymyksiin. Evaluointi kohdistuu ajanjaksolle 2008 - 2015 jossa 2008-2012 katetaan aikaisempiin evaluointeihin perustuvana kontekstianalyysinä.
World Vision Finland humanitarian assistance Suomen World Vision humanitaarinen apu The Uganda operation will be implemented in two settlements: Rhino and Lobule. Operation aims to further strengthen and scale up water and sanitation coverage improve inclusive access to safe water resources to increase equitable access to sanitation facil
ities and promote good hygiene practices and improved institutional capacity for the delivery of quality WASH and inclusion. The total number of beneficiaries is in Rhino 21 066 of whom disabled 765 and in Lobule 3 102 of whom disabled 185. An other World 
Vision Finland operation will be implemented in Iraq Kirkuk region. The aim of the operation is to repair boreholes and work includes installation of emergency latrines and showers ramps support beams locks and lighting wind and rain proofing and latrine s
eats. Activities will be implemented together with a local community of disabled. The total number of beneficiaries is over 16 000. Both operations will apply the social model of disabilities. Suomen World Vision on humanitaarisessa toiminnassaan erikoistunut vammaistyöhön ja vuonna 2017 toteuttaa kahta operaatiota Ulkoministeriön rahoituksella. Suomen World Visionin Ugandan operaatio pyrkii parantamaan puhtaiden vesilähteiden määrää ja 
saavutettavuutta lisäämään sanitaatioinfrastruktuurin saavutettavuutta sekä vahvistamaan institutionaalista kapasiteettia laadukkaiden ja inklusiivisten vesi- ja saniotaatiopalveluiden tarjoamiseen. Ugandan operaatiolle myönnetään 600 000 euroa. Ir
akin hankkeen tarkoituksena on vastata Hasanshamin pakolaisten erityisesti vammaisten vettä sanitaatiota ja toimeentuloa koskeviin puutteisiin ja tarpeisiin lisäämällä puhtaan käyttöveden saatavuutta lisäämällä vesi- ja sanitaatiopalveluiden saa
vutettavuutta ja vahvistamalla pakolaisten toimeentuloa. Irakin operaatiolle myönnetään  500 000 euroa.
F.a: Shared programme planning and evaluation funds Shared programme planning and evaluation funds
F.a: Indigenous Community development Programme Project activities are non-formal education for ethnic minorities especially women and children, producing educational material on basic health care and hygienie, culture preserving activities and indigenous livelihoods development. The ethnic minority gro
ups of Cambodia have had very little chances to access the services, information and power in khmer-dominated Cambodia. Currently the natural resources of the minorities are exploited by powerful companies without communities themselves having much to say.
 The indigenous groups have the right to bi-lingual education and information, as well as preservation of their culture. The project aims to help the communities to address the social problems and to cope with the changing environment while empowered by im
proved literacy and knowledge. Communities have strategies to cope with changes and resist exploitation and discrimination. The beneficiaries are indigenous groups in North-east of Cambodia, especially children and elderlies. The implementing partner is In
ternational Cooperation Cambodia ICC.
F.a: Economic Empowerment of Deaf Women in Ghana Vocational training stipend and small business start up-project. Altogether 15 deaf young women start vocational studies in three  local Small Scale Industrie Centers; hairdresser, dressmaker, tie and dye, decorations for events and baker. Interpreter serv
ices will be provided. All will get start up money for own busness and mentoring how to start.
F.a: Alianza Biodiversidad, new challenges, new commitments The project strengthens the social movement working for agricultural biodiversity in Latin America, led by local communities, indigenous peoples and peasant organisations aiming for food sovereignty. The work focuses on capacity-building of the movement in
 themes related to food sovereignty and agricultural biodiversity. It entails the following activities: i) production and dissemination of the Biodiversidad, sustento y culturas magazine in both Spanish and Portuguese, ii) maintenance of the Biodiversidadl
a.org website, iii) production of education material to support the social movements, iv) organization of regional analysis and coordination workshops, v) organization of local level trainings, vi) organization of a distance learning course on public polic
ies on agricultural biodiversity and vii) internal coordination of the Biodiversity Alliance implementing the activities. The Alliance consists of 10 civil society organisations across Latin America.The project beneficiaries include indigenous peoples and 
peasant social movements, rural producers, urban consumers, academic and pedagogic societies as well as media in support of the social movements. 10 000 copies are printed of each of the four editions of the Biodiversidad magazine annually, the website has
 60 000 visitors monthly, the distance learning course has 40 participants, whereas the workshops have 300.Accion por la Biodiversidad is an Argentine NGO registered in 2004. It promots agricultural diversity in Latin America. AcBio maintains Biodiversidad
la, a website launched in 2000, focusing on agricultural biodiversity in Latin America. The site receives approximately 1 000 daily visitors from grass root organisations, social movements, media and universities. The site’s electronic bulletin has 10 00
0 subscribers. Since 1994 AcBio together with ten Latin American NGOs has produced a magazine called Biodiversidad, sustento y culturas. The magazine is published four times a year both in Spanish and in Portuguese. In addition to electronic format, altoge
ther 10 000 paper copies are printed in ten Latin American countries.AcBio collaborates with several national and international networks through sharing of information, providing thematic support, training and carrying out joint campaigns and activities. I
ts main allies include the international peasant movement Via Campesina and GRAIN, which promotes agricultural biodiversity on global level.
WCO-ESA Project to progress the trade facilitation agenda within the framework of the WCO Mercator Programme Tullien kapasiteetin kehittämishanke The objective of the project is to increase intra-African trade and increase trade between Africa and the rest of the world by supporting Customs reform and modernization in beneficiary countries in the ESA Region to implement the WTO Trade Facilitation Ag
reement (TFA).Expected key results include the aim to facilitate trade and improve border procedures of ESA Customs administrations by introducing modern Customs techniques using proven tools and instruments developed by the World's Customs Organisation (W
CO). The project will also seek to build sustainable regional training capacity by supporting regional training centres.The TFA is the first multilateral agreement of the WTO that was agreed at the Bali ministerial meeting in 2013. WTO has estimated that f
ull implementation of the agreement would reduce trade costs in Africa by app. 16.5 percent. Beneficiaries are particularly the SMEs in developing countries. The project will be implemented as a WCO project which is a multilateral organization. The steerin
g committee of the project comprises the WCO representatives of regional customs administrations the Finnish customs and the MFA. The project will be implemented from the WCO regional office in Africa. The ministry provides total funding of three million e
uros for 2016-2018. Hankkeen keskeinen tavoite on parantaa eteläisen ja Itä-Afrikan (East and Southern Africa ESA) maiden osallistumista kansainväliseen kauppaan tukemalla alueen maita WTO:n kaupan menettelyiden helpottamissopimuksen (TFA-sopimus) toimeenpanossa. Tähän t
avoitteeseen pyritään vahvistamalla eteläisen ja Itä-Afrikan alueen tullien osaamista sekä edistämällä niissä organisaatiouudistuksia ja toimintatapojen modernisointia. Lisäksi alueellista kapasiteettia vahvistetaan tukemalla alueellisten koulutu
skeskusten toimintaa. TFA-sopimus on ensimmäinen monenkeskinen kauppasopimus sitten WTO:n perustamisen josta sovittiin WTO:n ministerikokouksen 2013. WTO on arvioinut että sopimuksen toimeenpano laskisi kansainvälisen kaupan kustannuksia Afrikassa reilu
lla 16.5 prosentilla. Hyötyjiä olisivat etenkin köyhien maiden pienet ja keskisuuret yritykset.  Hanke toteutetaan Maailman tullijärjestön WCO:n hankkeena joka on hallitusten välinen monenkeskinen järjestö. Hankkeessa on ohjausryhmä jossa ovat edu
stettuina UM Suomen tulli WCO sekä alueen maiden tulliviranomaisia. Hanketta tullaan toteuttamaan WCO:n Afrikan aluetoimistosta käsin. Ministeriö rahoittaa hanketta kolmella miljoonalla eurolla vuosina 2016-2018.
Meta-evaluation 2014-2015 Meta-evaluaatio 2014-2015 Development evaluation unit EVA-11 carries out on a regular basis so called meta-evaluations which assess the quality of project and programme evaluations aggregate their results and analyze Finnish development cooperation based on these results. Both eval
uations and meta-evaluations are an essential part of the accountability and openness of development cooperation. Meta-evaluations are also an important tool in promoting results based management. The assessment tools used in meta-evaluation must be standa
rdized in order to enable comparison between different meta-evaluations in the future. Therefore the assessment tools must be further developed as a part of meta-evaluation 2014-2015. Development work will take more time and resources as was predicted in t
he beginning of the meta-evaluation. The number of consultancy days will be increased with 15 days and the overall budget will be 212 335 ?. Additional costs are 12 335 euros. Kehitysevaluoinnin yksikkö EVA-11 teettää säännöllisesti ns. meta-evaluointeja joissa tarkastellaan hanke- ja ohjelmaevaluointien laatua vedetään yhteen niiden tuloksia sekä arvioidaan niiden pohjalta Suomen kehitysyhteistyötä. Sekä evaluoinnit
 että meta-evaluoinnit ovat olennainen osa kehitysyhteistyön avoimuutta ja tilivelvollisuutta. Meta-evaluoinnit ovat myös tärkeä työkalu tulosperustaisen johtamisen edistämisessä. Meta-evaluoinnissa käytettävät arviointityökalut halutaan standa
rdisoida jotta eri meta-evaluointien välinen vertailu on jatkossa mahdollista. Tästä syystä arviointityökaluja pitää vielä kehittää osana 2014-2015 meta-evaluaatiota ja tämä kehittämistyö tulee viemään enemmän aikaa ja resursseja kuin meta
-evaluoinnin alussa arvioitiin. Konsulttipäivien määrä kasvaa 15 päivällä ja kokonaisbudjetti tulee olemaan 212 335 ?. Lisämyöntö tarvitaan 12 335 eurosta.
Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Western Nepal Completion Phase Maaseudun vesi- ja sanitaatiohanke Länsi-Nepalissa päätösvaihe Finland has in 2012 agreed to support Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Western Nepal (RWSSP-WN II) with 137 million euros. The overall objective of the project is improved health and fulfilment of the equal right to water and sanitation service
s for the inhabitants of the Project area. In the last three years the Project has built 172 water supply schemes which serve approximately 85 000 people. From the 14 districts in the Project area only 3 are still without access to sanitation services. Fin
land will support the Project with an additional 1 million euro funding. The additional funding will increase the number of beneficiaries of the Project and guarantee the sustainability of the water supply schemes. With the additional funding (1 million eu
ros from Finland and 1 million euros from Nepal) the overall budget of the Project for the years 2013-2019 will be 2423 million euros of which Finland´s share will be 147 million euros. Nepalin maaseudun vesi- ja sanitaatiohankkeen päätösvaiheelle (RWSSP-WN II) myönnettiin vuonna 2012 rahoitusta 137 miljoonaa euroa. Hankkeen tavoitteena on projektialueen väestön parantunut terveystilanne ja sosiaalinen ja taloudellinen tasa-arvoisuu
s toimivien sanitaatiojärjestelmien ja kestävän vesihuollon avulla. Hankkeessa on kolmen vuoden aikana valmistunut 172 juomavesijärjestelmää jotka palvelevat noin 85 000 ihmistä. Hankkeen 14 piirikunnasta on enää kolme julistamatta sanitaation suh
teen katetuiksi. Suomi tekee hankkeelle 1 miljoonan euron lisämyönnön. Lisärahoituksen turvin voidaan nostaa hankkeen hyödynsaajien määrää ja toteuttaa vesijärjestelmien kestävyyttä varmistavia toimenpiteitä. Huomioiden miljoonan euron lisäys
 sekä Suomelta että Nepalilta hankkeen kokonaisbudjetti vuosille 2013-2019 tulee olemaan 2423 miljoonaa euroa josta Suomen osuus on 147 miljoonaa euroa.Hankkeelle vuonna 2018 haettu 05 miljoonan euron lisämyöntö koskee hankkeen investointibudjettia jo
nka turvin suunniteltuja vesihankkeita saatetaan loppuun vesiturvallisuuskoulutuksia järjestetään ja vahvistetaan juuri muodostettujen kuntien vesihuoltoyksiköiden kapasiteettia.
F.a: Community, Family and Youth Wellbeing Development Programme Burundi experienced a brutal civil war which displaced more than a half million people. After a cease-fire about 600 000 refugees returned. Upon their return young people were excluded from education due to different education systems and different languag
es. Hunger is also a major problem in Burundi because of the land issues, as the conflict has destabilized food production. The farmers in Burundi lack access to new farming methods for increasing the food production. Especially young people, who have retu
rned to their home country after the war, have difficulties in finding vocational education, employment and reintegration into the society because of language problems and poverty. Supporting the families’ development towards financial independence and e
quipping churches’ capacity to address the social problems in their communities is a sustainable solution in improvement of societal wellbeing in the country. Farmers and families are trained and assisted in food production and animal husbandry, and envi
ronmental protection. Food security and climate change policies have been ratified and put into practice through church partner's trained staff. Youth centres offer youth activities and vocational training. Fida partners with la Communaute des Eglises de P
entecote au Burundi (CEPBU, The Community of Pentecostal Churches in Burundi).The project contributes to a sustainable impact to the wellbeing of communities, families and young people in Burundi through a just, safe and caring church. The purpose is empow
ered families and church relevantly addressing the needs of youth, and improving the food security for 600 families of Giharo and Bukemba by 2016. The youth social interventions (youth centres) will give thousands of youth a safe place to learn and develop
 their life and vocational skills. As a result, the well being of youth will be improved – whereby thousands of young people will be able to face challenges of employment in formal and informal sectors. The beneficiaries include children, youth, their fa
milies, farmers, and the whole communities through a long-term impact, when youth employment will be increased and food production improved. The churches also benefit by gaining recognized positive social influence in their communities.
F.a: Mobilizing the Paliyar Adivasi community for their traditional and legal rights through collective action The project aims at ensuring and protecting the traditional, democratic and legal rights and traditional identity of the Paliyar Adivasi community through collective actions. The project supports the implementation the Indian Adivasi forest rights act and 
the indigenous people utilisation of the forest products sustainably.
F.a: Women in Politics: Strengthening Women in Local Government for Increased Participation in Politics - Phase II Demo Finland with the Zambia National Women’s Lobby strengthens women’s participation in local politics by building on the evaluation results of the previous project (2013-2015) . Women's political participation in hindered by the political party struc
tures and electoral system that are discriminatory, also traditional beliefs harm women's participation. The elected women councillors and as a whole the political parties are the target groups of the project. There were general elections held in 2016 and 
in 2017 the project will focus on the capacities of the elected women councillors in the five districts. In 2017 also the process of making gender equality plans for each political party will continue. Demo Finland also supports a stronger co-operation bet
ween women politicians across party lines, to ensure a stronger impact is made in issues they hold important. This cross-party cooperation is done on the local level as well as on the national level in the project’s steering group that gathers together r
epresentatives from all political parties’ women’s wings.
F.a: Child friendly Country Budgets The project promotes child friendly budgeting in Siaya, Kakamega, Kwale, Wajir and Mombasa counties. In Kenya, nearly 50 % of the population is children. Many of them suffer from poor nutrition, inadequate health services and insufficient basic education. 
In order to improve the quality and access to services, increased governmental funding is needed. The project ensures that children benefit from greater public and private investment and better use of society’s resources in realizing their rights. The fu
nds towards children within target counties increases and the allocation of funds becomes more transparent and accountable. The beneficiaries of this project are the most vulnerable children and their families. The project is implemented by Kenya Alliance 
for Advancement of Children (KAACR).
Education Sector Support V Opetussektorin tuki vaihe V Sector support through a joint financing arrangement for the implementation of the Education Development Strategic Plan 2014 - 2018 of the Ministry of Education of the Palestinian Authority. In addition to Finland also Belgium Ireland Norway and Germany pa
rticipate in the joint financing arrangement. Through sector support Finland supports the development of the entire sector with the specific aim to improve the quality of education. The aim is also to guarantee the equal right to education of all Palestini
an children. The financing includes developing teaching methodologies teaching of teachers improving the school infrastructure and rationalizing sector administration. The main beneficiaries of the support are Palestinian youth and children. Miehitetyn Palestiinalaisalueen opetussektorille suunnattu yhdeksän miljoonan euron sektoribudjettituki vuosina 2014 - 2016. Sektoribudjettitukijärjestelyyn osallistuvat myös Belgia Irlanti Norja ja Saksa. Tuella Suomi tukee miehitetyn Palestiinalaisalu
een opetussektorin kokonaisvaltaista kehitystä. Tuen tavoitteena on opetuksen laadun parantaminen ja haavoittuvien ryhmien tarpeiden huomioiminen opetuksessa. Edellisellä tukikaudella (2010 - 2013) edistystä on tapahtunut erityisesti koulutuksen saavutt
amisen ja opettajien kouluttamisen osalta. Oikeus oppimiseen on keskeinen ihmisoikeus ja tuella halutaan taata palestiinalaislasten tasa-arvoinen pääsy koulutukseen. Rahallinen tuki kohdistuu muun muassa opetusmenetelmien kehittämistyöhön opettajien k
ouluttamiseen ja osaamisen vahvistamiseen sekä kouluverkoston ja sen hallinnon tehostamiseen. Tuen pääasialliset hyödynsaajat ovat palestiinalaiset lapset ja nuoret.